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3Irector O F Coaching, Murray Alexander Coach of the Year Peter 3irector of Coaching, Murray Alexander "^' Coach ofthe Year Peter McBrid~ OFFICIAL CLAY TARGET FOR THE 47TH WORLD U.I.T. CHAMPIONSHIPS BARCELONA, SPAIN AND THE 1998 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC DISCIPLINES ADELAIDE * 6 NEW WORLD RECORDS * 4 NEW AUSTRALIAN RECORDS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 1998 d MENS OPEN TRAP MENS OPEN DOUBLE TRAP CO35iJid LADIES TRAP TEAMS SKEET LADIES A TOTAL RANGE OF TARGETS FOR LADIES SKEET TEAMS TRAP. SKEET & SPORTING CLAYS EXCLUSIVEDISTRIBUTOR: NATIONAL U.I.T. CHAMPIONSHIPS SEP. 1998 PROTRAP SHOOTING SUPPLIES PH: (03) 9311 0327 FAX:(03) 9311 7221 MENS OPEN SKEET SA & NT ENOUIRIESDICK AYRES JUNIOR TRAP PH & FAX:(08) 8278 9303 MENS OPEN DOUBLE TRAP MOBILE0418 821 778 LADIES DOUBLE TRAP AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Executive Director Mr Graeme Brown patron The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H. National Director of Coaching Mr Murray Alexander President PO Box 86. Maylands. WA6931 Ph: (06) 9272 2205 Mr Glenn Wwdhatch Chairman, Management Committee, Designed andrrypeset by Midland Typesetters VOLUME NO. 52 43 Prouses Road, Bendiga. Vic 3550 30 Hubble Steet, Maryborough. Vic 3465 Ph: (03) 5440 2536 BH ISSUE NO. 1 JANUARY 1999 Printed by Newsprinten Ply Ltd. MeibDume Road. South Shepparton. Vic 3630 Management Mr Bill Jones (Vice-President), Chairman, Finance No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE Cornmillee, the accuracy of information contained in the text. AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET 25 Links Cres, Port Macsuarie, NSW 2444 illustrations or advertisements. The opinions ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Ph: (02) 6562 5662 expressed in this magazine do not necessarily Mr Mark Buliuss represent those of the publisher. Annual Subscription Rate: $30 16 Exmouth Court, Leanyer, NT 0612 Copy issue: Ph: (08) 8948 2323 BH February issue closes on December 31 Mr Ailan Kenny Chairman. March issue closes on January 31 Promotion & Development Committee. 94 Central Ave. Dement Park. Tas 7009 Ph: 03 6273 2199 Mr Robert Nugent PO Box 231. Roma, Old 4455 Ph: (07) 4622 2507 Mr Ron Traill Chairman National championships Committee PO Box 77. Rochester, Vic 3561 Ph: (03) 5464 1356 Mr Graham Micheli Chairman. Shooting Committee, 12 iliman Ave, Murray Bridge. SA5253 Ph: (08) 6531 1394 MI Ross Siivester Chairman, Coaching Council. PO Box 91. Boyanup. WA 6237 Ph: (08) 9791 42M) BH Committee MrAntony Brown PO Box 36045, Winneliie, NT 0821 Phone: (06) 6932 6040 MnElaine Forward Chairman. RulesISafetylReferees Committee, PO Box 68. Tambellup, WA 6320 Ph: (08) 9825 H37 Mr Tom Meadows 180 Delancey Street. Onistan. Qld 4160 Ph: (07) 3266 2607 Mr John Murphy PO Box 404, Kingsmeadow, Tas 7249 Ph: (03) 6339 3236 Mr Mark Mclnnes 'Weeabunna* Narrabri. NSW. 2390 Ph: (02) 6792 2956 Mr Vince Mollica, 2 Thistle Street, Essendon, Vic. 3040 Ph: (03) 937-96016 Mr John H. Bvrnas.. PO Box 395. Waikerie, SA 5330 Ph: (08) 6541 3209 AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET ASSOCIATION INC. Honorary Life Registrations PO BOX 466, WAGGll WAGGA L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hail (P.P.) N. Hardy NSW 2650 E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Hoilfreter (P.P.) L. J. Martin (P.P.) C. Moll R. H. Moyse PHONE: (02) 6931 0122 R. Mules A. N. Rawe J. K. Scott (PP.) Fax: (02) 6931 0125 J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) N. Wells R.F. Buchan Australian Clay Target Shwting News Page 1 ACCOMMODATION: At the time of writing (20/11/98) there are over 350 shooters already booked, there are still limited motel rooms available. Gknn G. Woodhatch CAMPERS: Tent and Camper sites are not being allocated until arrival. First WORLD DTL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND G in best dressed. Powered caravan sites are limited and all shoot- AMERICAN TOURS ers who rang are now requested to confirm their bookings. Elec- The ACTAhas been able to arrange the following tours to th tricity available will not allow the ruse of air-conditioners. All abovementioned as follows (in summary): campers are to call the main clubhouse prior to taking up a site. There are still powered sites at the Club Grounds, and the Big Rig and Villa Van Parks. CAMPING COSTS: Depart Australia Sunday 25 July 1999 C<.st will br 510 OD per person for rhr: duration of your sr:ty. Tlus Three nights in London fee IS to ilslst wnh ~~IYISIOIIof santtaly pr~duct~,laundry and Three days at the CLA Game Fair-This is the largest shower fncilirics err This is rhcnp and donalions nlmv,! tl>ese Country Game fair in Europe. This year over 1800 people figures would be gratefully accepted. took part in clay target shooting events which also include fishing competitions, gundog competitions etc. You will mix LAUNDRY: with gamekeepers, woodsmen and rural craftsmen at this Washing machines and clothes lines are available for use by brilliant 3 day event. campers during their stay. Then it is on to the World DTL Championships in Wales for TRADE SITES: Bookings are still welcome for trade sites, which are at no charge After this event has finished its back to London for depar- except for tent hire and security. ture to the USA. ENTERTAINMENT: Arriving in Dayton Ohio Wednesday 11 August gettingready The Club has arranged some form of entertainment for each night for the 100th Grand American from Thursday 12 August to of the Nationals, and a different menu each night. Saturday 21 August. Depart USAon Sunday 22August arriving backin Australia PRACTICE: Tuesday 24 August. Will be available from midday on Tuesday 23rd March. Price including Ansett and United Airlines flights, accom- BIRD BRAIN & ZZS: modation and breakfasts, share transport in UK, travel Shooting will be available each day. insurance and all texes is: from Melbourne, Sydney, Bris- NATIONAL ART UNION: bane, Adelaide or Canberra $5,790 twin share from Hobart The Nationals Art Union is being conducted from the beginning of $5,990 twin share December 1998 and will be drawn on 30th March during the from Darwin or Perth $6,390 twin share Nationals. First Prize is a Ford Festiva and tickets are only $5.00. Tour 2-The Best shooting in Europe Please read the advertisement in this magazine far details on the Depart Australia Sunday 25 July 1999 great club and individual ticket sellers incentive scheme. The same as above except that once the World DTL Champi- SERVICE CLUBS: onships have finished you will be returning to Australia on I(orsry - nlrct wcry \Vednesdny nlght st 6 OOpm fur 6.:10pm at tllc August 10 arriving in Australia on Thursday 12 August \llr;!nnn Club. Con1:xrr David Hannah on C17 46221145hh isr 07 46224301ah. Price ex Melbourne etc $4,960 Apex - meet every second Monday night at 7.00pm at the Club Hotel. Contact Brendan McDonald on 07 46224140 bh & ah. ex Darwin and Perth $5,560 Lions - meet Tuesday at the Commonwealth Hotel at 6.30pm for Tour 3-100th Grand American 7.00pm. Contact Brian Reardon on 07 46221553bh or 07 Depart Australia 10 August 1999 46221733ah. Arrive USA 11 August 1999 Lodgc - Ray Mack 08 82515285 or Neil Mayne 03 62750522 are attend 100th Grand American 12 to 21 August 1999 seeking expressions of interest from any Brothers travelling to depart for Australia 22 August arriving in Australia 24 Roma - to join a group of Brethren to attend the local Lodge on Saturday 27th. Price includes accommadatian transfers and taxes ex Melbourne etc $3,490 AIRLINE FLIGHTS: ex Hobart $3,690 There are two scheduled flights per day to Rama. Numerous seats ex Adelaide $3,890 are available and arrangements have been made with Flight West, ex Darwin and Perth $4,090 that as these flights fill, additional service will be scheduled. For the full itinerary and further inquiries Anyone having problems with hookings are asked to contact phone Don Allchurch, Tour Planners Australia Maranov 'kavel 07 46221416 who will arrange bookings an your Toll free number 1800 062 788 behalf, or if there are still doubts, contact Brian Peters, Opera- tional Mana~er- Flight - West Airlines, Brisbane on 07 32121212. ROMA NATIONALS GUNSMITHS: Check out the pre nomination form for the Down The Line Ian McGeoch and Kevin Wright will be in attendance offering the Nationals at Roma, March 26th to April 1st. following senices - forcing cones, barrel porting, re-choking and Four page liftout, centre pages of this magazine. general gunsmithing, fitting pads, adjustable combs, adjustable butt pads. Page 2 Australian Clay Ts .zget Shooting News January 1999 All meals are served with rolls and butter. Dining area seats 100. The owners of Kemen from Spain will be on the grounds for per- sonalised fitting, sales and order taking. BAR FACILITIES: Bar area is fully equipped, air conditioned and open from 10.00am to 12.00 midnight. Wide range of Beers Firearms Licences: and Spirits. XXXX Gold and VB on Tap. Bottle and Cask wine Queensland has full interstate acceptance of Firearms Licences, available. Range of Bassetts Fine Ports available at reasonable no need for Interstate Visitors Permits to be obtained. prices, takeaways available to all ACTA members at club prices. CATERING: Card playing is not a problem in the bar area. Breakfast each morning 6.30am to 9.00am WHATS ON AT THE CLUB Tea, coffee, milo, orange juice, Each Day Birdbrain, flush shooting, ZZ shooting, Trade Sites, Practice. Cereals Wed Night Free BBQ and Welcome Drinks - Happy hour 7.00pm White, wholemeal or Raisin Toast, range of Conserves, to 8.00pm $1.00 pots. Croissants Thurs Night Pre Nationals Presentations at the Club. ACTA Variety of cooked menu each day, and/or Annual General Meeting, Club Hotel Roma 8.00pm. chops, sausages and gravy Fri Night Jumping Dogs and Calcutta. poached eggs, scrambled eggs Sat Night Country Music by the firelight by the Award winning savoury mince, rissoles in gravy "Walmsley Bros" Pro Am for sponsors and supporters (under bacon, fried tomato lights).
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