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1 CYPRUS -JUNE 12-20 r= -* ,, World Championships - Nicosia, Cyprus - 12-20 June, 1995 Double Trap Champion: 1st Steve Haberman (Aus) 2nd Waldeimar Schanz (Ger) 3rd Jiri Gach (Cze)

NSW Promotional Day - Wagga Gun Club - 30th April, 1995 1995 AuQ 11-13 NSW State Skeet Championships Tamworth CTC, NSW Au~12-13 Tas State Skeet Championships Tasmanian GC, Tas Aug 12-13 Vic Olympic & Double Trap Elimination Melbourne GC, Vic Aug 19-20 Northern Zone Trap Carnival lnverell RSM GC, NSW Aug 19-20 ISU Elimination Cairns & District GC, Qld Aug 25-27 5 Stand Sporting Clays Nationals lllawarra GC, NSW sept 1 ISU Elimination Cairns & District GC, Qld Sept 2-3 Annual UIT Carnivai Mildura GC. Vic Sept 2-3 Open Trap - Incl. Commonwealth DB Tamworth CTC. NSW Sept 16-17 Vic Olympic &Double Trap Elimination Werribee-Victorian CTC. Vic Sept 16-17 NSW State ISU Carnivai lllawarra GC, NSW Sept 16-18 Qld State Skeet Carnivai Townsviile GC, Qid Sept 20 Pre Skeet Nationals Townsville GC, Qld Sept 21-24 Skeet Notionals Townsvilie GC, Qld Sept 23-24 SA State ISU Carnival State Shooting Park, Virginia, SA Sept 30-0ct 2 WA State DTL & Skeet Carnival WA Shooting Complex, WA Sept 300ct 2 NSW State Trap Carnival Tamworth CTC, NSW Oct 1 Vic State Double Trap Championship t.b.0. Oct 5-8 5th Australian Masters Games Frankston Australian CTC, Vic Oct 7-8 Vic State Oiympic Trap Championship t.b.0. Oct 14-15 2 Day Carnival Geelong GC, Vic Oct 21-22 Qid State ACTA Sporting Titles Gold Coast & Albert CTC, Qld Oct 21-29 Olympic Discipline Nationals WA Shooting Complex, WA Nov 10-12 Vic State Trap Carnival Maryborough & District GC, Vic 1996 Feb 9-11 SA State DTL Carnival State Shooting Park, Virginia, SA Mar 9-16 NZ Trap Nationals Christchurch. NZ Mar 12-16 The Australian Veterans Games Wagga GC, NSW April 3-4 Pre Trap Nationals Tasmanian GC, Tas April 6-12 Trap Nationals Tasmanian GC, Tas April 27-28 SA State Skeet Carnival South Australian GC, Bolivar, SA sept 21-22 SA State ISU Carnival State Shooting Park, Virginia, SA

August 1995 Volume No. 48 Issue No. 8 - August 1995

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Annual Subscription Rate: $25 (junior shooters $15) Copy Deadlines: Seplember issue closes July31 Patron Octoberissue doses August 31 The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H Australian Clay Target Association Inc. 3 Essex Rd (PO Box 557), Mount Waveday, Vic3149 Ph: (03) President (03) 9807 7577 Fax: 9807 2716 Y Glenn Wdhatch Chatman. Ma~gsmentCamdUw Executive Direclor 43 ProuresRd. Bend@, Vk3550 MI Gneme Bmwn Ph: (OM) 40 2536 BH National Director d Coaching ACTA Historian Management

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Page 2 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Auyst 1995 When a shooter has shot 3 brackets of 200 targets 1600) at a lcsser pemntage than hls/her grade, hc/nhe I;, then eligible to be down graded. Put simply rhls means each of the three muos of 260 tarnets mustbe at alower Dercentare than National bs/kk cmnt&ade, not the total of606 tugetskelng aver- aged to anive at the percentage. The shooter can only come President's down one (1)grade at a tlme. Notes Another oroblem is arlaine with handicau marks. No lower does the'shaoter come lo& whcn hlsjhcr grade is lowclrd. he/she comes fonvard at the mrnpleUon of 200 tarpets, pm- vlded that. durlne- the 200 tameGhe/she- has not fncurred a pen&. Visit to the 'Grand American' Glenn a. Woodhatch Should enough members show interest in attending the 1996 Grand American. Iwill continue negotiations to get a gmup visit oreantried. An advertisement settlne out details of the Dm- 0 - posed trip appears elsewhere in rhlr editlon. If you arc at all inwrested in anending, it h lrnperatlvc that you advlsr mc of thls as soon as vou. Gssiblv. can. It must be understood that to organise such a ulp. there am a number of arrangements that must be mmpletrd long before thc cventualJo~~rneyto ensure such atrip is srnwth and as buble free as possible. I believe a trip to ihe 'largest trap shoot in the world'should be IMPORTANT NOTICE an aim of all trap shooters, and the best Ume is now. Change of addre% lo: 1096 New Zealand Nationals The 1996 New Zealand Nationals will be held at the Belfast 511 Quality Court. Wynn Vale. S.A. 5127 Gun Club. CMstchurch and it is planned to uy and get Phone (08) 251 5285 togethcr a package deal also lor those members wishing to Fox (08) 251 5159 6epart these Nationals. Next vear sees our Nationals and New Zealands spread a little furth;r apart. It may well be an opportune Urne fir those who havc previously found them too close togeLI~cr,to take the opportunity and visit thc 'land of the long white cloud'. As at thls st- the orice for return airfare. 9 nights accommodation, on a &In s&/double share bash. wo;ld be in the vlclnity of $950 per person. Thls would be staying at a very Warwick good motel close to the gun club, whlch has a licensed restau- rant. lounge and public bars. nightclub, swimming pwl, gym Outdoors & Sports and sauna Triple and quad share would be cheaper. A SPORTSCENE STORE Once again 1would ask anyone interested to mntact me as soon as possible so as the necessary preliminary bwklngs 115 Palmerinstreet Phone (076) 61 3533 Wanvick, Queensiand 4370 Fax (076) 61 1419 can be made. World Championships We cater for the shooter and sports enthusiast generally Coneratulatlons must ao to our team who attended the World and competition shotgunner in particular. ~h&pionshlps recent& in Cyprus. We have a new World Double Trap Champion in Steve Haberman. Well done Steve. * All brands stocked at best discount prices. * 30 O/U shotguns to choose from most times. both Our open team won silver in the trap and double trap. * Reloading components and carmidges at best prices. with the trap team equalling the old world record. Brett Hall is to be congratulated on his silver in the Junior Double Trap. AGENT FOR: Michael Diamond again proved that he is among the world's Laporte &Bay City Targets best with a silver medal in the trap. Ben Kellry's individual bmnze medal and also bronze for -the Junior team in the har, DISTRIBUTOR FOR: Is a message to the world that Austmllawill be pmminent competition in the future. Perazzi * Browning * Beretta Winchester * Miroku * Remington To all team members and omcials, congratulations on an out- standing eflort. We aim to sell you the Rules - Down Grading right gun at the right price! It appears that some members are havlng difficulty with the current rules re down grading. Contact ACTA k QCTAMember GregNewey (Proprietor)

August 1695 AustralIan Clay Ts 1995 World Championships NICOSIA, CYPRUS 12th to 20th June, 1995 by Robbie Smith, Team Manager

On Sunday the 1 ith June Craig Tilley. Michael Diamond arrd Fillipo Pemrila jolrlrd nlysclfat Sydney alrpon for our 9pm llight to Melbourne, where we were to meet Russell Mark. Stcve Haberman and Deserie tluddlrston and onto Cyprus via Singapore and Bahrh leaving at mldnlght On my arrival in Melbourne I was met bv GuUALr officials to be informed that the iirearms would notbe transferred fmm one plane to another at Bahrain. After many phone calls between Melbourne. Sydney and Bahraln bv Gulf Air officials. the aircraft left without us. and so we st&d to look for an alternative alrhe to get us to hms.At 2.30am this was arranged with British maysvia London at 2pm that day so we headed for a well earned sleep.

We eventually arrived a day late after sorne 36 hours on the move, the rest of the team had been competing in Flnland and lad arrived the day before. lley had settled into the Beau Nvagc Hotel. had a days pracucr, and on our arrival were atrendlng the Opening Ceremony. Aitcr a much appreciated shower. we badan wenine- meal and got- readv for the last official day of practice. The team was now complete: Double Trao Skeet Russell Mark Russell Mark John Summers Michael Diamond Craig Tilley Craig Meuleman Fillipo Petrlella Steve Haberman David Cunningham Ladles Tra~/DouhleTrq WortdTrop Team Chomph -1st Italy Junior Tra~lDoubleTra~ 2nd Australla Ben Kellw Deserie Huddleston 3rd USA Brett ~ali Damien Webster The skeet team and junior trap team were very happy with Junior Tra~Brett 49. Ben 47. Damlen 41. their training, as were Deserle and the tra~team considering Brett was equal 1st. Ben 1lth with Damien they had missed a days training. We were-all lcaklng fomani keeping his end up for a team medal. to the sMof competition very conlldently. Day Two Still hot with gusty winds. These events were to be shot dEeerentlv to the standard pmm Skeet Clafg shot 48 and John'46 to post them both dm.over three davs 50 tarnets" Awr dav for the flrst twodavs. on 94. Davids 45 put him on 93. Thfs left them with 25 wetspl& a Dnal on day th; in both trap and skeet. around the middle of the field. and with good weather mndltions scores were golng to be high. Trap Michaels 50 put him on 99 in equal 1st. Day One Russells 48 put him on 98 in equal 2nd. Skeet 110 men, 37Juniors. 19 women. FWpo shot another 47 for a 94 and still doing his bit for a team medal. John 48. David 48. Craig 46. Both John and David were Just of the pace with Ladles Trap Deserie shot 46 to put her on 90 and still a Craig needing a good finish. chance of maldng the hal. him Trap 127 men. 41 Juniors. 17women. Junior Trap Ben shot 50 for 97 whlch put equal 1st. Bretts 46 left him on 95 in equal 2nd and Russell 50. Michael 49. Fillipo 47. Damlens 42 for an 83 and still a team medal These scores had Russell equal 1st. Michael contender. equal 2nd and FilUpo in with a chance. Day Three Still hot and gusty winds. Ladies Trap Deserie shot 44 which kept her in touch with Skeet John,finlshed with a 25 for 119. Craig23/117. the leaders. David 23/116. Team 352/375 18th position.

Page 4 AustralIan Clay Targct Shooting Ncws August 1995 121/125, a new world record. Deena JuhUSA 2nd 119 and Satu Makela FIN 116 + 1 3rd. Junior Trap Ben shot a fine 25 for 122 to put Nm In a mlss and out single barrel final. Brett 22 for 117 and 11th. and Damlan Mshed wlth a great 24 for 107. This gave us a team bronze medal with a score of 346/375 behind Italy 354/375 and Slovakia 353/375.

FInal CZE David Hosterlecky 122 3 USA MWDaviw 122 2 AUS Ben KeUey 122 0 2 SVK ErikVarea 122 0 1 All four shooters equalled the world record.

it was now time for double trap pracUce and wlth everybody shooting very well they headed home early for a swhn and a good rest.

Double Trap 77 men. 31 juniors. 47 ladles.

Mens Steve 141. Russell 139 and Cralg 137 shot very well. Steve maklng the Bnal in 3rd psltlon. then shoottng hls way to become World Charnoion Gth a 47.-truhl a chamofon effort. ~usse'U139 placed hlm 8h. a IlneApcrio-ce mnsldering he was not very well. Cnlg Mshed I lth. a mat team effort t~ flnlsh wlth a sllver medal 4i7/450 behind Italy 420/450 with USA 413/450 bmnze.

Final AUS Steve Haberman 141 47 188 GER WaldemarSchanz 140 47 187 CZE JMGach 142 43 185 ITA Albano Pera 144 40 184 + 2 USA Bret Erlckson 141 43 184+1 USA Lance Bade 141 42 183. Ladles Dcserlc did not have one of her better days and World JudwThq 'liam Chomplms - 1st Italy muld.not repeat her elforor in nap and pracuce. 2nd Slwr*(a she flnlshed wlth 87/120. 3rd Ausballh FLnal ITA Deborah GdlsIo 113 36 149 ESP Gema Usleto 106 35 141 FInal KUW Ahdullan Al Rashldi 124 24 148 3 CHN XIangXu 106 34 140 + ITA GIovanna Pasello 108 28 135 AZE Valerl Tlmoklne 124 24 148 + 0 USA Kimberly Rhode 107 28 135 NED HennIe Dompeling 123 24 147 + 18 POL Tadeusz SzamreJ 123 24 147 + 17 CHN PfngHong DIng 105 29 134. ITA Andrea Benelll 123 24 147 + 6 Juniors Brett shot a great 137 to MshIn equal 1st and CHN Dong Chen 123 23 146. was In a shwt off for @old.it was not to be and had to settle for s~veLE3ens134 placed hlm 5th Michael. Russell and Filltpo all shot 25. Michael Trap witlr DamIan shooUng 117, their tcam score of Mshed on 124 in eoual 1st. Russell on 123- ~ In equal 2nd both n)&g the final. Fillipo on 119. 388/460 nlacrd them 4th behind ltalv 402. USA thls cave us a team scorn of3Cifi1375 brcakina 399. &d 393. tk the world record onlv to see IWans shoot-a FInal ITA Emanuel Bemascon1 137 + 9 newworld record of>68/375. So we had to the AUS Brett Hall 137 + 8 settle for silver with USA on 363/375 for USA CMs Kaeman 136 + 6 bronze. ITA Stefano Mezzema 136 + 5. FInal ITA GIovanniPelllelo 123 25 148 This team is no doubt the best performed team to have ever AUS Michael Dlamond 124 23 147 + 5 re~resentedAustralla In trap shootine at thIs level of mmoett- SMR Francesco ArnicI 124 23 147 + 4 tiin, one that all ~ustralIan~shootersahouldbe very pmuh of. BEL Phlllppe Dupont 123 24 147 + 1 I am sure that all team members learnt a lot fmm these AUS Russell Mark 123 23 146 Cham~ionshi~s,whlch thev will out to -good use in future GER Uwe Moller 123 22 145. ~ntem~tlonalj~atlonaltoukame;lts. Ladies Trap Deserle shot a nice 24 for 114 to Msh 7th. The winner Frances Stmdtman USA shot

August 1995 Australian ClayTa rget Shooting Nnvs -5 A special thanks to Winchester Australla for supplying the ammunltlon to all TOP Gun' members, it was greatly appreci- Mount IS&Gun club ated bv all members of the team. On Sunday June 18th the Mount Isa Gun Club and the peo- This was mv flrst trio for three vears, and I now know lust ple of Mount lsa had their htexperience of the Birdbrain how much f missed being part of an ~ustralian~hwtkg Five Stand Sporting Clays. While some of the shwters fmm Team,to the team members a special thanks for your co- the more populous areas may say ho-hum, so what belleve ooeratlon. behadour and team i~irit.*.vou are da credit to me in a city where wen to compete at another club we face an bLth and your AssociaUon, and at this stage may I eight hour drive (eight hours each way that is) it was very well wlsh those attending the Oiympics the best of luck and to the received. In fact operator Les Pratten pmbably didn't realIse rest ofyou, all the best in the years to come. how popular he was unOU he got to Mount Isa. Even allowing for the natural novelty appeal BMbraln was deflnltely a hit. In closing 1 would like to thank the ACTA EwecuUvc for givlng me thc chance to bc part of such a tnlly rnagnlllcent team. Despite the bitter cold and the almost freezing southerly winds, some twenty-five brave souls ventured out to give it a 1996 World Championship Highlights go, and they weren't disappointed.'Everyone voted Birdbrain Gold World Double Trap Steve Haberman the most fun they'd had in ages. Shr World Trap Michael Diamond Three Sporting Clays events were held during the course of SUver World Trap Team Michael Diamond the dav and the 'Old Fox' Mick McGfflwon hls falr share of Russell Mark the A gade although Bruce Murphy and Rod Maxwell kept Fillipo Petriclla him honest. In B grade Ron Power won the flrst event but Shr World Double Trap Team Steve Haberman couldn't compete with Kevin Sheter and Alan Lord who dom- Russell Mark inated B made for the rest of the dav. C made was a mlxed Sam cratgmey bag wlth &rant Casley. ~dmorhs.&mg Moncrie& Adam Letts and Glen Miller all getting their hands on prizes. Mark Sliver World Junlor Double Trap B~ttHall (Duck) Donald. Steven and Phll ~ichofscleaned up Bronze World Junior Trap Ben Kelley the novlce division in all three events.

Bmnze World Junior Trap Team Ben Kelley The hale was a 'Flush' and with targets flying thick and fast Brett Hall and smrers runnlne out of countlne flneers a wh~heteam Darnian Webster came through. ~odkaxwell.Sam 63m;nds. Gavin ~iet.Phll Nichols and Greg Moncrieff were the winners wlth a team Plus team members flnishlng in the top 16 score of93/125- Russell Mark 5th Trap GetUng back into the clubhouse for the presentallon3 was a 5th Junior Double Trap Ben Kelley welcome rellcf from the cold and the wind. As targets were Deserie Huddleston 7th Ladies Trap shot again and missed again over a few warming glasses the 8th DoubleTrap Russell Mark questlon ~alsedmost often was. When can we do Y -7" l lth Junior Trap Brett Hall 11th DoubIeTrap Craig Wey Our thanks to Les Pratten for bringing Birdbrain to Mount isa. if only for the day, and hopefully some Ume in the not too The only natlon to better this performance was Italy, a great distant future we can entice Les back to the Mount Isa Gun team effort. Club and run a f$JI two day Sporting Clays Shoot.

August 1695 Page 6 AustralIan Clay Target ShaoUng News Australian Clay Target Association Inc. and the Sporting Shooters Association of Australia Inc. host the 2nd5 STAND SPORT NG CLAYS NATIONALS

at the lllawarra Gun Club Bong Bong Road. Dapto. NSW 2530

Friday 25th August .5 STAND SPORTING CLAYS PRACTICE loam Start

Saturday 26th ~ugust& 5 STAND SPORT1 NG CLAYS 9am Start Sunday 27th ~ugust NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP each day 150 Targets - 75 Targets each day Nominations: Open S80.M). Reduced $50.00 Overall Winner: Sash &Trophy sponsored by Winchester AA, A, B, C Grades: 1st. 2nd & 3rd each grade Ladies, Juniors &Veterans (Lody. JJnlor & Veteran pof ng reduced norns e g ble for secr on only) Top 10 scores e lg ole for saectlon lor Flrst World Chomp onsnlp FoLr Person Team Trophy: Mernoers rnusr oe offilloted wrth tne some ACTA CIubISSAA Bronch

Monday 28th August FLUSH SHOOT CHAMPIONSHIP Time permitting

27's WILL ALSO BE ON SITE EACH DAY Prerldent: W. Joner PRE NOMINATIONS RECOMMENDED - ENTRANTS LIMITED TO 1133 (0112) 288353/018 459 784

Pre om in at ion Form Total Sporting Clays Nominations: Open $80.00. Reduced $50.00

Name ...... DateofBlm ...... Address ...... Postcode,...... Club ...... Grade......

Return to: lllawarra Gun Club inc. PO Box 492. Dapto. NSW 2530

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Target ShoaUng N- I haven't seen Wal in his unUom before and I reckon he loob Maryborough Tid Bits tw good to arrest anyone. - QUEENSLAND - Looking for blg shoots in your area for August. Warwick 6th Brisbane 12th & 13th. Gemfields 19th & 20th with Roma's by Lost Bird Skeet 26th & 27th ... take your plck. Rockhampton 10Rll-6-95 How many tlmes do you mme back to the scoreboard to llnd that young fella has lmocked you off agah. Well there Is just Two Day Shoot the shoot to be shwUn+? aealnst your own aee, and that is the Local shooters to travel to Rocky and to brlng home a tmphy Maryborough Masters Games ~1;oor Thh It Is being held were Paul Anderson OA 50t Caprimmia H'cap. Dlck Osbome one week later on Sunday October 1 9am start with the ht B grade 25t DB SS and after a shoot off took 25t Cant. Fmm cvcnt belng the 501 DB C'shlp. the Masters Games event, so Bundy Gino Sergiacomi took 2nd A gade 25t DB SS and Rob be early. Thls 50t event is al& the first event of the Heritage Rehbeln 1st AA DB SS and OAHG. Clty One Day Pmgram, so mark your dlqnow. Central Burnett 188-95 Bundaberg 48-95 CiLrus Carnival One Day Shoot

Gordon Doblo Memorial Shoot The Mark Shellcv Memorial Shleld Team winners-- were--~ The mah event of the day being the State Mlxed Target C'shlp Gladstone with :hooters R. Wise. P. How. G. Wrlght. G. wlth OA R. Rehbein: AA: N. Berrv: A: G. Semiacomk B: C. Darr and R. Parry from Ararat (who joined up wlth Groves: C: G. Rapley. The ~orddnDoblo ~cmorlalDR Cship Gladstone) and isa took 3rd in the ~andicab.who was the saw an Overall win to G. WNffleld with T. Peterson taking AA most southern shooter. made. B made went to B. Darr and G. Ranlev took C rrade. hecham) Clfy Mrdley was wan by ll. Ar;de;son witheG. Top shoclbrs of the day were Peter Hoare IGladstonc) AA grade Whlffleld taklr~gAA kmde. G. Durn twk A grade. B gradr to HG, a posslble In the 251 DB Sweep*. AA hTop Cat Trophy. A. Woollord and G. Raolcv ardn clear~cduo C made. rile AA in tie Col Johnson $1.000 cash event 30t &. StaEokl- Charm Clty Handlcap La& aknto G. ~rliht,gnd I. Wynyard Smith (Brisbane) A grade HG, took a share of the aweeps. 2nd and P. Anderson in 3rd. The High Guns went to R. Rehbein In the Top Cat Trophy. 1st in $1.000 Pts by only dmpping one Oh Graham Whlffleld AA. Glen Durn A grade. Gany Darr B point. John Wwdall (Mungungo)B grade Hlgh Gun and took grade and C grade to Carry Rapley. 1st in 30t DB Top Cat Trophy and took 2nd in the Handlcap. Greg Mundall Wandom) C grade HG, also taking 1st in This was the flrst Gordon Doblo Memolial One Day shwt with Sweeps. 1st in Top Cat Tmphy and 3rd in Handicap. a ewd roll up (with the usual shower), it wiu he a shoot to cam, onfor many years. The qulcklc board was won hy Margc Durn' Anolhcr shooter to shoot well was Pcter Jones (ChlncW and the $50 nmkrboard won by Harold Sparkc. Bundy's tdvlnnlng OA in the 30t Top Cat Trophy and 3rd in $1.000 Pts. next shwt ir August 6 with skcet el 9.30am and uap at lpm Other clubs to bc represented Yelahon. Bundabcw, Mmbomuch. ~err&ora~akesand local shooters of Gympie 11-8-95 ~&dubbc&made up the thlriy-elght shooters who braved It was great to have avlslt fmm Joy Foster after having her the cold windy condltlor~sto compete with A. ScouUer of Chlnchllla taklng 1st In the Handlcap. hasty operation, glad to see her looking goad and it won't be Long and Joy will be back in the Mtchen, best of luck Joy. Thanks to Jill for sendine the results as we left before the ore- Also Dave back shwtlng &er hls spell In hospital, pleased to sentauons to get home aoblt earller as we dldn't have an& see you back Dave. to wdt for. Congratulauons to other winners of whlch tw With shwtlng conditions very good, once agdn the scores many to name. &so thanks to the sponsom of the day and to were low. A number of visitors in Geoff and Rod Fett. Norm the workers led by President Ken, belng a butcher he moba great steak. Keech. Barry Power, Scotty StatToni all from the Sunshtne Coast. Harry and myselfand new shwter Adam Elstob havlng Maryborough 25-6-95 hls first shot over the traos, hope you enloved it Adam and become a regular. Aaron~ard

Gympie had thelr gold bmoch on display for thelr Gold Classlc Anyone out there wanting a llkba diesel DunUte generator shoat in October, and that month will be a lot of shooanewith elect sM,we have one for sale. Our August shwt ts the 27th Marylornugh 1st October. Gymple 2 Day 7th & 8th 0cto'bL.r. Clermont 2 1st & 22nd with Bundabeg 28th & 29th. Gwd shootlng to all. 'UI next be,see you at the shoots,

Page 8 AustralIan Clay Ta rget Shootlng Now August 1905 How to shoot better scores

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August 1995 AustralIan Clay Tarst ShooUng Ncws -9 Russian Training Camp - an 0ly1-ie initiative by M. Alexander, National Director of Coaching

Following the selection by the Shooting Committee of the two (21 clay target competitors to accompany me to Russia on t.s Olympic Councll funded pmgram, we departed for Moscow on the 23rd May 1995. Ow task as set out by the Olympic Councll and the ASA High Performance Manager was to see and assess the possible future use of Russian Coaches and thelr shooting facllltles.

The lllght schedule took us with Qantas irom Melbaumc to In Red Sq-. Frankfurt, where we lolned Aemflat lntcrnational lor the nnal leg onto Moscow. Craig Meuleman (Skeet). Ben Kelley (Trap) and myself as the identilled Coach were met by a Russian delegation along with Mr Bill Murray (H.P.M.) who had arrived with the Pistol and Small Bore people several days before. After about 1% hours, we manaed to clear customs in what was to be one of several contacts with Russlan 'red tape'. Also at the airport was Dr llya Shleper (Russian Team Doctor), whom I had Drevioushr met and had contact prior to our departure. As iuck wouid have it, llya was approved to be ou; liaison person and interpreter. Klzminkl Shooting Complex was some 50km from Moscow and after an eve onenine and fast ride (our first of many rides in a RUS;&LAD~ sedan). we had owflrst look at our training facllltles for the next 12 days. The Klzminki Complex is part of a mlUtary establishment adlolning an offlcen trainlng school. The complex consisted of 6 Trap and 6 Interposed Skeet layouts set in a forest of silky Rr trees. %en@ metres behind the range. separated by a belt of

trees. were~ ------flve accommodation~ ~ blocks whlch could each house appmxImately 18 athletes as well as a caretaker. This RedSquareitocA~r~,M~Alernnda.CmQ concept for Mning was excellent as It took less than a M-n Ben Kellql. Slour, R~~ss(anmnssuer,andl!4pShlpper, tea71 doetor and (nfeveter. minute to walk on6 the ranee.- Althoueh- we had noticed the general run down condition of Sheremetyem Airport, it was a IIttle more obvious at Kizminki.

Our fist dav ended with suDner and our flrst brush with Craig. Ben and myself then decided on a pmgram of training toasting In ;odka. with the biympic Council dclegatrr. Dr and together with assistance fmm Alexander and Gor Shlcper, members of the Armenian Team and dcuigna~ed (Annenlan mach), began to traln. mach. Alexander Salumv. It was dwIne- this sunner*. that we noticed the sunset was 11.00pm and dawn mse again at Ben's techniques were dissected and with hard work. 3.00am. throwing- our inner clock ad&. 'Daylight saving' - reassembled to overcome incorrect segments, with good gun Russian style. conmi. vlsion and wetrrcognItl~r~.~After a soUd week of genuine cfIon, wc had enabled Ben to stablllsc his gun move- Next day following a 9.00am breakfast, again being offered menL target vision and pmduce quality shooUng skllls. vodka when we poUtely refused, asked if beer would be more took dcdicatlon and mental contml by Ben and hls scores- ln appmpriate, we took stock of the faciUties we were to call Finland and Cyprus showed the bcnelits. home. Meals were to be served 9.00am. 1.30pm and 7.00pm in the omcers mess. whlch we were to be the only ones to eat Craig was also subject to similar treatment, workhg on hls there during our whole stay. gun mount and problem stations, dissecting each and repm- gramming bIs skills in a more fluent manner. Again scores in After arest day, we obtained our ammunltlon and began Finland and Cyprus indicated the benefits. Our days pmceed- phdnga program while we waited for the Russian Team ed under a set format wlth training belng hm10.00am to and additlonal coaches. However several days later, we were l.OOpm and after an afternoon break. 4.30pm until 6.30pm. to flnd that the Russian team had been delayed and would Following supper Ben. Craig and myself would review the not be attendlng and that Alexander Salumv would be staying days training, analysing different aspects and work on the on as mach. mental conditioning component.

Page 10 AustralIan Clay.Target Shooting News August 1995 1995 A.C."F.A Junior ~evelo~meniSquad

Seledions for parlidpation in the 1995 Junior Development Squad shall be in accordance wah guidelines as set down by the A.C.T.A. Coaching Council. The squad members shall only be selecled for each discipline from the respeclive National Championships: * D.T.L. 3 events - DB, SB and DB Pts Skeet 3 events as shot, not including Skeet Douk I.S.U. Trap 3 events as shd I.S.U. Skeet 3 events as shot Double Trap 2 events as shot LefL to right Ben KeUey, Munny Alewndm, A&mmkr Salurou. Rmlan mads and Cmdg MudRMn Once seleded the following criteria will ba: a. Will enter into hislher State Coaching Scheme under the guidanca of their respecfie State Coaches. b. Maximum age of the Junior for the Development Squad w31 be such that they can anend the ne* Nationals of that discipline asa Junior shooter. c. Shooter must reasonably mplywith item A, anon complik anca then they may bs dropped from the squad.

For lurlhermn~rmalon,@a%? mnlacl slher the NalmalDimlo! dCardmmg, Murray Plauandw, OryourSlale CoaehhgINrsc(o1

knls and the President afthe Shooting Federadon. Mr Polekamrn Eugeny. On a separate nlght. the Armenlan mach and hls ladies skeet team invited us to a Shlsklalr IArmenlan BBQ) wherrby the vodka. hncnlan m@ac and Russian beer werc forced upon us. Pmtocol prevded and we partook of their hosoitalltv. includlna dancing (photos available). We in turn o~ekdour hospitall& with &them Comfort and found that they derived no 'comfort' in our firewater.

With the assistance of Alexander Salumv and the Armenian

team~~~~~ members we were able to traln, when required. in a Tralnlng followed the Russian and Armcnlm schedule of 3 squad situation although Ben did not enjoy this squad situa- soUd days of shooting with the fourth day being for rest and tion as much as Craig was able to. Fmm clay tagcts [whcre as we were under th&wing, we accepted the schedule. we were experienclngup to 5G% breakage] to soft drinks, Ewe requested it, the oganisers went out of theirway to pmvlde Durlng these lay days. llya and Alemndcr took us into asnearest posslble in our every requirement Moscow. our second ride in a LN)A and our 5rst brush with Russlan Mc.We toured rllc city, whlch has a population of Our tlme In Russla ilnallv ran out and we were driven to ten million. including Red square and the ~remk;Here Sherrmcryero AlrpoR. this tlme by what felt Ukc a turbo Cralg and Ben found a home grown Australlan product - charged WA,wheelwobbllng at 14Okms was not really our McDonalds'. talk about dlnlng In style. After days of training Idea of fun, especially as we still had to board an Aeruflot and little else.---~. these bmak.9 were mast welcome. On separate fight. Our baggage. although llghter than on our anival, still evenings we were treated to the Moscow Circus ~om~l;x,sim- created an ovenveight problem buy ilya. who stayed with us ilar to our own Ausballan Institute of Sport. It was here we thmueh customs. saved us what Gonlvbe described as met up with other Ausvallan shooters imm Pistol. Small Bore ~iss&sweet talk. and RunnlngTarget as well as Bill Munay, the Hlgh Performan<~a~er(not a great vodka drinker). On behalf of Cralg Meuleman. Ben Kelley and myself, I would Ilke- to emress our aDDreciatlon. . to the Australian Ohmrpic After many toasts with vodka, we were glad to be heading Cooncll. heAuvvallan Shooting Association and the - back to our elite accommodation and tralnlng camp. some Ausballan Clay Target AssoclaUan (ShooUng and Coachlng one hours drlve in the inevitable IADA. However as a pubUc Committees1-.-----~~ ---,- fir~- theoooortunifx ~~ to investi~ate- and train at the Aatlons venture, the dinner was a success, being attended Russian Shooting ~acility. by the Rusdan Olympic Committee President. Mr Nikolai

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Target Shootlng Nnvs Pasl1 Waratah State Notes Editor's Mailbox

by Libbie Bunting Dear Sir. I have read with interest the letter by Reg Clarke (page 18 July Northern Zone CTSN regarding the proposed NaUonal Shwthg Gmund. The Zone Trap Camival and Team ElIminaUon is belng hosted by the Inverell club on 19th and 20thAugust (see July CTSN). I commend Reg on the quallty and thoughtfulness of the letter and I agree with it enUrely. Also at this shoot will be the Zone's Annual General MeeUng and ElecUon of Omce &mm. All clubs within the zone are This. in mv oDlnlon is the onlv uractlcal. economical wav to urged to have a representathe present at this meeting. obtain a i'fatlinal Shooting ~&d, and I hope that the- Executive see it the same way and make a sMon ave~y Anumber of clubs withthe zone have made a~~llcationto much needed facility. shoot sporting clays on a regular bash. those cGbs must have a representathe present to have their appIicaUons discussed. yours sincerely Jack Matthey Also. Glen Innes have made application to change their regular monthly shoot day fmm the second Saturday of each month to the first Saturday of each month. Likewise, the Singleton club Wagga Gun Club have made formal a~~licattonto change from the flrst Sundav of&ch month to thesecond Sunday. hese hvo clubs must also have someone there to put their case foward. 2 DAY OPEN SKEET SHOOT waega G~ ciuh alloc~ted1986 xsw state skeet nt1el Lucky Draw Ticketa Some clubs have made a miehtv effort to have their members Avew successful 2 dav skeet shoot was held at the Waeea- sell these Uckets. At the timi ofputling this report together. Gun klub recently. ~hbotcntsavelled fmm Melbourne. U~oerHunter. Yamba and Grafton have sold all but the odd Balmsdale. Sydney and the Riverina am.With the fleld mn- book. Congratulations and well done. taWng some bf thk top shooters, some excellent scores were expected. The weather was ideal for shootlng. Unlortunatrly, there have been some clubs who havc nor made any effan whatsoever to get the books to thelr members and The Iirst went was a Wt Wagga Gun Club Skeet Doubles havc them sold. At thls swe 130/6/95). unless some very a- Championship, this event saw no possibles with Bob Old ing'ticket sellers' take extra bwks and really gel into seiling fmm Frankston taklng the title with 49/50. them, thls draw will have to be postponed to a later date. The second event was 50t Skeet HMdicap Event, this event Some clubs still have to return thelr books and money, so encourages the lower grade shooters to mmpete. SLxteen shwt- hopefully, some more good results will come to light. ers made the shoot off all expecting a hard fought battle. Thls h the fhttlme since havlng the handicap that an AA shooter has Tarnworth Open - 2nd/3rd September won the eventwith a score of 112/112. well shot AdAdrlan. The Commonwealth Double Barrel Championship will be a The thlrd event being M)t City of Wagga Skeet feature of thls years event in Tamworth. Club Presldent and Chamvionshin. With four wssibles comine in, a shoot off 'maker of fine fumlture' has once again provided the Overall was necessGto determini the winner. ~d'lan. Gerry. Bob Hlgh GunTmphy. This year a magnificent cabinet, which will and Barney went to the shoollry! ground wlth the look of grace any home. detennlna~onon their faces, sowe settled back for a lone- shoot off, with Adrian Cousens again being victorlous. Thls event will be a good run up to the NSW State Trap Carnival being hosted by the Tamworth club on September Sunday saw the weather again ilne and conditions led to the 30th. 1st & 2nd October. targets being as good as they could posslbly be, so another day of good scores were expected. Glen Innes - Date Alteration The Glen Innes club have altered their ?4Dav Ooen Shoot The Erst event for the day was lOOt Wagga Gun Club Skeet fmm Saturday 11th November to Saturday 9ih 6ctober. This Championship. wlth Adrian the only one with the possible. is to avoid a clash with the Grafton Open. yet another title to Adrian. Make a note: Glen Innes - 'h Day Open Cash/Trophy Shoot - This saw Adrlan Cousens and Bob Old now euual for the Saturday 9th October and Grafton 2 Day Jacaranda Open - Overall Hlgh Gun with thc last went for the & days belng llth/IZth November. 50t Mumrmbldgee Skeet Chpioaship. Central Zone With both Bob and Addan the only two to shoot the wsslble Bathurst Gun Club has decided to change their shoot days, in and the way they were shootlng. we all sat back for a long an effort to level out shooting in the wne. shoot 05,Unfortunately Adrian dmppcd hle twenty-ninth m- get and Bob was the Overall wlnner. Untilnow, Bathurst ha8 shot skeet on the 1st Sunday and trap on the 3rd Sunday. With this decided it left both Adrlan and Bob equal for the Hlgh Gun. Adrian emerged as the Overall High Gun winner As of September, they will be shootlng skeet on the 3rd for the weekend with a final score of301/304. Sunday and trap on the 1st Sunday. For more info, please contact Les Abcrley on (063) 31 3791 ah. Wagga Gun Club WUagain conduct this 300t pmgram on the 18th & 19th May 1996.

Wge 12 AustralIan Clay T;=get Shwtlng Ncws August 1985 stayed for the meal. and they ate the bloody lot, desert includ- Cecil Park ed. Many thanks to the ladles for the meal and thanks to C. Naudin for ate and clackers. thanks to R. Ruzfc for the small- Clay Target Club goods that kxyone had snacked on durlng the aiternmn. The 50t Southern Zone Night Skeet event was shot on two 2 DAY SKEET SHOOT layouts, with the last two squads having to shoot their linal 13th & 14th May 1995 25t in the pouring rain. by Peter Vella. Publicity Officer John Worley was the Overall wlnner and shoot-off. wen decided by flipping a coin, as it was apparent nobody wanted to get their guns wet. Results for the night shoot were: Cecil- - -- -Park --- Clav- -~- Tamet Club held its first 2 dav skeet shoot < - since its inception about two years ago. The program conslst- OA: J. Worley ed of lOOt Sahuday 13th May. Southern Zone Night Skeet AA: S. Wright 2nd C. Langley wlth 50t and 75t on Sundav 14th Mav. The weather had been k. P. Vella 2nd M. Daley forecast for storms on Saturday and fie on Sunday. B: S. CavaUam 2nd P. Gullotta C: F. Marcelllno 2nd R Nicholson. The Saturday 1Wt had begun and by mld afternoon the skies were looklng nasty with Ughtnlng flashes across the horlzon Sunday dawned line and clear, and being Mothers Day it and the smell of rain in the air. seemed that most skeeters are snags and rellglous types, so only three squads took to the fleld. Results were aa follows: The loot ended with three shooters golng for Overall - C. Naudin. S. Wright and R. Clarke. As advertised, the shoot-off OA: R Clarke was doubles on all stations. By station 5 C. Naudln was the AA: M. Moaan 2nd S. Wright e.Results are as follows: A: D. Lagden 2nd L. Tosollni 8. M. Rooke 2nd R. Clifton OA: C. Naudin C: V. Frey 2nd J. Camilleri. AA: S. Wrlght 2nd R. Clarke A: V. Gatt 2nd P. Vella Overall for the hvo days was S. Wright with many thanks to B: R Cllfton . 2nd M. Rooke Dan Lagden of Dan Case who supplied the magnificent gun C: P. Cox 2nd R. Ruzlc. case for the Hlgh Gun. Dlnner was put on by Mrs Jean Clarke. Joanne VeUa. JU Nicholson and club pnsldent's de.Barbra McLead. 30 diners

ATTENTION: ALL NSW CLUBS NSW Police Service. Firearms Reaistrv. now reauires that all clubs submit a written application for ~pprovalas a Fireaiis clubby the 30th Se~tember1995. This is NOT a ranae license - it is comoletelv. seoarate. and COMPULSORY. All clubs, including'ihose on ~ommonwe~lthland should apply IMMEDIATELY

Each application requires.the following information: Principal club office bearers - club constitution and rules. Details of shooting range and range approval (license) number if a state approved range, as well as range rules. Specific rules for temporary or honorary membership if such membership exists. * Insurance liability and policy number.

For further information, please contact Libbie Bunting (068)88 7796.

Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 13 CARRIED OUT DURING ANY OF THE ACTA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. Drug testing aims to deter athletes from using banned drugs. making competition fairer for all athletes. To find out which drugs are permitted call ASDA HOTLINE - 008 020 506 (Mon-Fri. 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. e.s.t.)

Tambo Gun Club Left to right Alan Lhbn(AA gmde Hlgh CwJ. Cewge Johnslon IA gmde High CwJ. AhGrlmshnru (DwrdHigh CwJ. Pefer Hendersm ThcTambo Gun Club Annual Day/Nlght shoot was held on fBgmde High CwJ and WamnJh IC grode High CwJ. Saturday 13 May 1995 with 39 shootcrs in attendance. Shooters travelled imm Baimsdalc Wlcl. Gladstone. Roma. Darr Rlver. Gemllelds. Sclubby ~rekk.bysat. Clermont. Cunnamulla. Toowoomba, Blackall and Charleville. Results for the weekend are printed in the shoot report section. Clay Target club Inc. by Dusted Bird

Over the weekend of the 10th and 1lth June under beautiful Central Queensland winter condltlons, over 50 shwters mm- peted inRockhampton's Annual Shwt. The club welcomed shooters from the Gemllelds. Mqbomugh. Bundaberg. Gladstone and Dysart.

The only complaint held over what was otherwise a great mu- pie of days was. The pies are too cold: A local wit pointed out to the complainant. They are alot hotter than your shootlne". You can't please all the people all the the. Two people &rtlcularly pieased were p&eriYood who won avely lage bottle of rum, thls was promptly 'MAGNAfled' and never seen again, much to the c- of hls many friends. Daphne Powell, who worked all weekend in the kltchen, won a case of Winchester ammo. thanks to Winchester for thelr support

The results are as follows: Fxent 1- 25t Double -1 cash Divide

----~ Mclntosh and R. ~ehbel"all with 25/25. A grade waswon outrieht bv G. Cmss 125/251. B grade was laken bv- E. Bates (24/<5) idC grade by Don~er;ie wlth 22/25. merit 2 - 5Ot Double Barrel Capricornia Championship Overall and AA grade for the second year runnlng went to A. Grimshaw with 58/58. P. Wood took A grade 51/52. P. Henderson was the B grade winner wlth 47/50 and C grade was won bv A. Scarbomughwith 45/51. Thls was young Ashley ~&omu~h's last^ grade win since he thin moved into B grade,- well done. B gmde shwters watch out, he's after you now. Event 3 - 25t Single BMel Capricornia Championship The Overall winner also (aklng A grade in G. Cmss with Lej? to rigW Geage JOvuron (Ouemll - 251 Cenrral Qld Zone Night SB 39/41. AAmadr was won by N. Deeley 24/25: B grade by J. and Ouerd - 5et ~rueollhhfW Torgpt.91 and John hfd(enzle D. 1hmU- 5et meN5N DBI. ~&~enzle25/27Ad C &de was t&n by grrle 21/27.

Pagc 14 Australian Clay Tagct ShooUng News August lW5 775 TARGETS SKEET - OVER 8 DAYS GUNSMITHING

North Queensland I WARRANTY GUNSMITHS 1 Shotgun Rifle Pistol 16-24 SEPTEMBER 1995 Competition, Custom and Practical Rob & Peter Schwarz Queensland State Titles PhIFax (052) 81 1203 Pre Nationals U.S.A. Accredited Training ACTA National Championships

ACCOMMODATION:

Event 4 - 25t Double Bprrel Continental Sner0tcn Cos'n0 A1 Mote (buaget molel) Overall & AA was won by J. Storch with an excellent 65/65. Pnone (077) 22 2333 Phone (077) 79 3999 D. Casagrande won A grade with a possible. D. Osbome won Fax (077j 72 3488 Fax (077)254404 B grade 45/47 and C grade was won by D. Glasson 22/25. Event 5 - 25t Pointscorc Capricornia Championship Hiah Roller Motel Motor Inn Sun Citv Carovon Park W. Scarbomugh won Overall and AA grade with a passible. A tone (077) 79 21 79 (camping-carovans-un~s) grade was won by P. Wood 72/75. B grade by E. Bates 70/75 Fox (077) 79 2661 Phone (077) 75 7733 and D. Berrle again took C grade with 66/75. Fox (077) 25 1407 Event 6 - Sot Medley (25 Double Barrcl & 25 Handicap) Monte Carlo Motel Rent A Rocket AA grade was won by P. Anderson 53/54 with second place Phone (077) 25 2555 Phone (077) 72 6880 going to D. McIntosh 52/54. Flrst in A grade was P. Wood Fax (077) 25 1842 Fox (077) 21 1442 49/50. with G. Cmss mmlng second with 48/50. B grade was won by G. Dm(76/80). wlth A. Haberkom getting second Northland place 74/80 after a good shoot o& D. Powell 47/50 won C Caravan Hire Phone (077) 79 8144 grade outright, whlle D. Berrle caught up alter a shoot off to Fax (077) 25 2156 get second place with 56/60. After two days of good sport B. Nasser won the Veterans Traphy with 210/250. A. Scarbomugh took away the JuNor CAR HIRE Tmphy with 206/250 and V. Starch the Ladies lfophy with ALL MAJOR COMPANIES 213/250. The club is situated 20km from Townsvllle Col Wamock and Rick Hannah put up a box of shells for the Camping wnh a I lac1 lies ava able on the groJnas front marker encouragement award and thls was shared Breo~fost."rich and olnner ovoloble between D. Berrle. L. Knlght and A. Glasson, well done all Average temperature 25 degrees three and thanks to Col and Rick for thelr generosity. WINCHESTER & SCORPIO CARTRIDGES In the grades. G. Whltneld took the AA grade High Gun AVAILABLE AT COMPETITIVE RATES 238/250. P. Wood the A made Hieh Gun 235/250. P. Contact T. Comerford phonelfax (077) 73 2815 Henderson the B grade 1:gtr Gu&26/250 Ad Don Berrle before Auaust 10. 1W5. rhc C made Hizh Gun 210/250. However there has to be one outrihht winner. the,Overall Hieh Gun with a scare of The club will operate six layouts 239/550 went t'o Rob ~ehbein.-congratulationsRob on a Rne plus a practice layout performance. Thanks to all who heloed with the caterine. to 'Stiff Wine' who looked after th~.scoreboard. and ro all the-shooters \vha-took BOOK ACCOMMODATION IMMEDIATELY due to Oceania Games Cycling Champlonshlps thetr turrr 10 help when appointed. We look lorward lo your company at the i996.4ni"al Shoot - or sooner.

FuMhMinf~Vt~n~nCM~OC~: DmLee& Noel Me Tom Comei+~d (077) 804556 (077) 75 5078 (077) 73 2815

August 19$5 AusMlan Clay Targct Shootlng News Page 15 1 1th Golden Fox Open at Dubbo

Sixteen squads faced the four traps in he. cool, breezy condi- Uons on Saturdav 3rd June for Dubbo's annual Golden Fax down the hechallenge. Vlsitors came mainly from the sur- rounding clubs, Hunter Valley. Svdnev. Riveha. Central Zone and as far as r el bourne. port ~ic~uarieand Tamworth. 'lkelve poss~bleawrm recorded in the nrst rvrrrl. a 20t DB cash dlvidc with th~.money golng to Buuar! PuweU. Caq Raotru. Ross Hlbberr. Dexter Ran!cs. Shane Nnner. Robr'rt Dale. Karen Kenneruan. Doug Foster. 'Tony Mitchell. Nm Keevers. MarUn Bourkc and Rlck Mumy.

The Western Capital 25t Point Score was won by Dubbo member and AA mader Arthur Turner with 75/75 with Rosa Hibbert sectnd on 89/90 after a shoot off with Kevin Heywood 88/90.A grade went to Warren's Adam Boyd who Derfomed ~onslsten:~all weekend 74/75 and Brad lkdd whb shut well was second with 73/75. B grade's D. Hcaley lud with 74/75. Dam1 Plcklrs scarcd 71/75.Peter Wvnrr from Mendooan recoked a bWant 73/75 to lead C &ade followed by Andrew Jones 69/75.

Ramlens Tinber Company of Dubbo sponsored the third event, a 30t DB Cbam~ionshl~.Tonv Wrieht from Junee collected the AA grade s&h and -@n c& wiih 83/83 &r a shwt offwith Greg Plnner 82/83. Others in the shoot OK included Bruce Smith. Ross HLbbert. Nathan McDomeU. M. Adrun Boyd and Winchester's Howard Smlth take cutgode 1st BL 2nd inDubba Tml Centre's 5Ut 08.

Brion Manns and Mike Height mebegrade 1st & 2nd in 30t DE AlanKeeuers and Dubbo's M& Baurke had agreat weekend winnlno Ramienc WrsChompbmhip. phes in almost every event

Pagc 16 Australian Clay Target ShooUng NCWS August 1995 , . ". , , . I ,th p -~t4.y~..*. -. rl Caselca. Shane Plnner. Robert Daie and Peter Fltzabn. A grade uophles werr collected by Brlan Manns 38/38 and Mike Height 37/38. D grader was won by Alan Keevers 30/30. and Manin Baurke took second after a shoot off with 47/49. C grade went to Andrew Jones 29/30 and BU1 ~~~elskn28/30.

Ow Shoot Marshall. Rod Can remarked how well all referees and scorers worked to keep the squads moving with the result that the final contest for Gturdaiwas comol&d bv mid alternoon in a relaxed atmosphere with some very &d scores. Arthur Turner led the neld Qaln with 25/25 to rake out AA with Dexter Barnes a point behind with 24/25 In the Cherlor Drillers 25t SB Championship. Ludwig Kohler scored a handy 25/25 followed by Doug Foster 24/25 In A giade. Darryl Pickles led B grade with 24/25 and Martin Bourke clalmed second place with 31/34 after a shoot orwith Rlck Murray. C grade wlnncr Daql Pasncld fmm Wingham smred 29/33 lust ahead of Andrew Juncs 28/33 alter a shoat off

Our ladles, capably lead by Sandra Cam and assisted by mas- tcr chef. Eric Jackon. were kept busy both days pmvtdlng dellgl~rlullunches and morning and aflernoon teas. A spcclal thanks by President EmlTucker at Sunday's trophy presen- tarion Ume was accompanied by a gift to each of the girls.

Sunday dawned clear and mol with the gmunds continuing to green up after the recent welcome rain. Arthur Turner led the way again with 60/60 in CMs Cookson's Dubbo Tool Centre 50t DB Championship. Second Peter Wyner rwdues hls award from Resident, Ehdkk~. in AA grade was Man Jones 59/60. ~athan~~c~onnelland Tony Wright featured in the shoot off. A gradera Adam Boyd

VetemJnckBork~ reeeiws tmphgfrom WLnehester's HodSmVh Ross Hibbertrecdues Ouerall Goldm FornS,hg and eongratuhtlons Irom Shoot MarshaU Rod Carr and Resfdent Errdkker.

August 1895 Australian Clay Target ShooUng News Page 17 a target dowr in most events came good wlth 33/40 in A grade wifftsemnd place to Miok McPhee 32/40.

B grade went to Martln Bourke who was having a great weekend of mmpetltlan wlth 24/30, second to Alan Keevers 31/40 after a shoat offwith John Smith. C grade was led by Dubbo's Frank Honeyman 22/30 withT. Healey 28/40 after a shoot ofiwith Shaun Peters. Daql Pasfleld and Peter Ringland.

After the final shoot-offs to decide the overall results a eood crowd gatbered to hear President Erml thank all who akend- ed to make the weekend a success. Some new faces attended The Fod this vear as well as some of our lone ttme frlends who of course: will always be made welcome-

Jack Barker from Tea Gardens, who is recovering well imm knee surgery and who has not broken a cky slnce last October, showed he hasn't lost his touch bv wtnninr! the Veterans Hlgh Gun with 244/305. Shaun hnnv l& ~lbury had a good weckcnd to Llkc Junior Hlgh Gun with 284/305 ~~r.AlanKeeuen. Ross Htbbert, And- Jones. Jack Barker. and Karrn Kenncrnon Gum Svdnev club with 267/305 ' - - Shnwr P(Mer and ANdrew Eoyd wethe top plaeegetters at Dubbo's achieved the Ladies Hlgh Gun. ' IlfhAnnualGdd.emlibr. The C grade Overall was won by Andrew Jones from Muswellbmok with 269/305. B grade Alan Keevers (Sydney) 281/305, A grade was well deserved by Adam Boyd from and the Winchester man Howard Smith battled out a shoot off with 285/305. DubbO's ArthurTumer had a Wat with scoresof 55/56 and s4/56 respectively, M~~ ~~~~keweekend level with Ross Hlbbert from Newcastle. however lost had not lost any form overnight and headed B grade with to Ross by one polnt after a shoot-off. Ross Ilnishcd on 305/319 to take home the Golden Fox ColourTV and Sash. 48/50. followed-- bv~, Luke Kirkbv~-, witb 58/61 . after~~ a- shoot-~~~~ ~ off~ for second place with thc matvererarr Jack Rarkcr and Alan LIUbb" Gun C1'lh lrLc thank Our Inern- Kervers. Shaun Peters cullccled a lup qual~tycordless drill In berr. Ilclpen and visllors onil spcclaJ Lharrks to our sponvom C madc with 48/50 and Peter Wvner tuuk the szcond "lace trophy back to ~endmranwith ;16/50. and supporters:

Rod Can's Counhywlde Industries sponsored the 25t PS Ramlens Tlmber Co. Dubbo Chcrlor Drlllers Ply Ltd. Dubbo Championship which was won in flne style by Peter Fitzalan Chrls Cooksarir Dubbo Tool Centre In ~~&th7975. Garv Rootes mllectedsom~Winchester Rod Cams Counuvwlde 1ndusb.ies. Dubb shclls with 98/99 aft& a shwt olf with Gcoff Kldd. Rdney Wrlghr. Grcg Plnrter and Dick PlotmwvW. Mlke ilclcht was . CIVIC HO~~I.DU~G Hazelton ALrllnes - enlivlne the-weekend and worked hard to win the A made wirh95796 alter a shoal on with 1,udwig Kohler 92/96, D. Carrington Ftre-s. ~ubb Healey was successlul In B grade wirh 7 1/75 leadlr~gNan Winchester Australla Keevers 70/75. C made was close wilh Andmw Joncs 71/75 . and T. Hedey 70/?5.

The Civlc Hotel in Dubbo not only accommoda~edsome of our visitlng shooters hut helped will, trophies lor the I.mt cvent -- llrr popular 15pr DR Tuny Wrlght showcd the way in M - grade with 52/60 winning an attractive cast lron blrd bath ahead of Rod Wright will, 49/60, CharUe Sherry who was only

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Pegc 18 Austrailnn Clay Target ShwUng Ncws August 1995 Nomination Form

COACH OFTHEYEAR AWARD NOMINATION YEAR - 1995

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Return to: National Director of Coaching PO Box 88 Closing Date: Maylands, WA 6051 Friday 29th September, 1995

August 1995 Australian Clay Target Shooting Ncw Page 19 ~hcbeghhg of the Arurnll.o Clay hgetAuodation -Friday 0th September. 1827. A small gmup of clay target shooter6 decided that they would preler to shoot clay targets or clay plgmns as thq, were ded at that tlme. Ameetlng was held at 580 Colllns St. Melbourne Mr J.W. Sutherland was appolnicd Chalnnan. Vice PresMmt Mr E. Turner. ~onoranr~&tan, Mr G. Ruttlde and Treasurer H.G. James. corhmlttee ~LssraF. 0'~hanicas~.Montgomery. Shllllng, Curtain and Bigwood. Nam ofthe club: It was agreed that the name of the club shall be Nobel Clay BM Club). Subscrlptlon: An annual sub of2/6 (25 cents) pn member Can anyone remember? was deemed advisable. Handicapper MrJ.W. Sutherland was appointed to handlcap bg Geofge Bfgg~,ACTA HfStorioln on performances. At a committee mecW ot the new club on the 15 November Thb hou, =ty( tylel rh0otlng gDt &, 1927 the following we; elected to the club committee - Australia, cad when llw bird trap shootfng became Messra E. 'hmer. L. Curtain. Blgwwd. F. O'Shannessy. L. ShiUlng. James. Evans and Ruffledge. oraanted" in Victoria.

The~~~~ a foUowln~-~- -~~~.stow comes from the orldnal minute book of After lenmhv dismsion re the auesUon of suppUes and car- the Nobel Gun Club, wherein cvcry rnGtlng Is recorded Gum tridges. M;J&CS mwcd, secondid by Mr 'I&&that all car- the ve~5st mnunlttcc meeting- on September 9. 1927. tridps be purchased from Nobels on the $pund and property brands oniy. Prlor to this polnt Jn Ume the only klnd of trap shooting was at Uvc bM trap shooting and controlled by The Gun Club's Amendmenk Mr F. O'S~annessy.seconded by Mr L. Curtain. AssoclaUon of Victorla', it would seem that Victorla was the that all foreign cartridges be pmbibited and that only UKand ~t~mgpoi& ilve bM trap shootlngwas first established ln Auswan cartridges be used and all brands Outaide Vlctorla in 1903 and became known as the Gun Clubs be nominated. The amendment became the motlon and was Assoelatton of Victoria. camled by 4 votes to 3. Membership fee was dlscuaaed and it was agmd that 2/8 (25 ofthe Assodatlo* werr to and manage all cents] be paid and any member Joinlng at any other period trap shoothg wlthin the state of ~lctorla,to further the Inter- ,, to pay the full subscdptlon. the financial year sterts ests of fleld shooting and game preservation. from September 1st untll August 31st. 'Ihls stow dlconflrm the bcDrtr~irgdates olboth llvc bin1 and it was agreed that no member can shoot or practlce unless clay target shootlng ln Victorla at least (more about lhls later). one member of the committee Is in attendance.

Ihe Nobel Clay Blrd Club 1927-Nde the hovlies hfhe hrckgnund

Australian Clay Tnrgct Shooting NMJ August ISDS %mm the Australasian' newspaper - I I Nobel Clay BMClub - November 1828 I Visit the 1996 I ?he Nobel Clay BM Club held it's fortnightly shoot on I I Saturday. 40 shooters being present. The principal event was the second mmpetition for the E.B. Turner S!lver Cup, which atiracted 36 entrfes. T. Knlght and H. Gray each bmke 12 out of 15. and in the shoot off Knlght won wlth 3 out of 5. Seven visiting shooters were present and shot for a silver trophy. T. Connor and 'Notlem' won with 4 out of5. The flnal event, sweepstakes fmm handicaps. was won outright by E.B. Turner wlth 10 straight. J. Rogers won the dsitors I sweep with 8 out of 10. I On Saturday next the Commonwealth Clay Blrd It is intended that a group tour be I Championship wlll be shot on the Nobel gmunds. A arranged so that members of the , record en* is expected as it will he the &st tlme in I Australla a clay bM championship has been shot Australian Clay Target Association, I Shooting will begin at 2 o'clock. their families and friends can visit the I Are there anv old shooters still amund who mav be able to world's largest trap shoot in 1996. I, member these early days of clay targct nlloourtg? Perhaps I you may have a plcture of two. I'd like to hear lrorn you. This is an opporfunify all clay target I I shooters should not miss! I I I The '@RAND ~E~~ARIDis held each I 1 August in Vandahlia, Ohio, USA and I ? - I I attracts 5,000 competitors for the I .'. ESTABLISHED1903 .'. I 'Grand American Handicap'. I GUN CLUBS' ASSOCIATION I I I! I! OF VICTORIA I Approximate costs as at 1st July 1995 1 (subject to change) are: I l I I Single $3.460 I I Twin share $2,960 I I I I Triple share $2,830 I I Quad share $2,760 I CAIfENDAE I I 1 The package will include - I I I I I 8 Return airfare. I I e 12 nights accommodation. I I e AustIUSA Govt departure taxes. I 3rd JULY, rgjg Return transfers airport to hotel. ' I 0 Quality travel bag, ticket wallet I I and maps. I cANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS I I for the Financial Tear now-due I I INTERESTED !!! I I To establish the feasibility of the tour, an Correspondence by Clubs or individual Shooters on all matters appertaining to the Gun is invlted. I &expression of interest is essential. I Box 1887R, Melbourne FRANK A. TUBB, Sec. I 1 Q I Ail inquiries to A.C. T.A. President, Glenn Woodhafch HARSHALL PRESS. 236 Bish St., St Kildn. I on (054) 402536 (business houri). fax (054) 42 5998 I or the A.C.T.A. Office on (63) 9807 7577. L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August 1995 Australian Clay? '=get Shooting New RigC Mildlura Gun Club Singleton Field Shoot by Laurie Gonnors, SecretaryAUanager by Bernie Mackson

A speclal dinner was organlsed by Mlldura Gun Club mem- Whether they came for the meat simulated field kvout, avew- bers at the Boulevard Motor Inn to honour club member social weekend or lor Betts7s Bmvanka crayibh; no one Clany Barnes long association wlth the club. Clany, a foun- was disappointed with Slngleton'e Annuallkc Day Shoot. dation member has competed at the club on a regular basls for the past 42 years. Swenty-five shooten turned out on Saturday 10th June to tw out the mild but wlndv weather and four rounds of twen- In his earller shootine davs Clanv reeularlv attended the DTL ty-fh.c targets Nationals and was ak-her of the &cl&tosh team in 1957-58-67 and 73. In 1982 representing Mlldura Gun Club One, of two, rare posslbles was recorded by John Nichols he was a member of the team wln the &n Brown Teams durlng the second round. The other was shot by Darryl Match. Now in the veterans class Clarry is st.winning hls Groundwater on Sunday. Possibles having traditionally share of trophies. been had to come by at Singleton, but the challenging. though fair tagets gave the AA and A graders cvely oppor- In the photo. Clany is being presented with a Certlflcate of tunity. Scores of 20+ were regular occumnces for the best Life Membership to the club by board Chairman Ralph Della shooters. Occasionally a B Gderwould also sllp in a score in recognition of hls meritorious senrice. of 20 or better.

The four rounds were completed with plenty of daylight to soare and a roarinp &e was lit. Final ereparatlons were made to vans and other detalls for the camiers. and the singleton scouts tents were reposltloned and secured after blowing away earlier ln the day during a stmng gust of wind. The scouts provide excellent service in the 10 trans that are set up In a

A delectable Saturday cvenlng meal was then pmvldcd by the Warkwonh Publlc School P&C. but the late evcnlng supper of Bettsy's BmnNver crays was had to beat in the taste bud department. TomTumer's rabblt stew was gd,but the cray- fiqh boiled in the secret reclpc 01 sUced hesand Barwon Wver muddy water might have taken the prlz In the weekend

After rab on Saturday night. Sunday was much cooler bur lust as windy. Good scores wcre, however. still registered. Coming Into the last went. Peter Wells had a sUandc hold on the highgun with consistent scums thmughout theweekend. The televisions on offer for the Samsung 50 target Championship event were up far grabs for anyone who auld malntaln her or hls form. Darryl Groundwater IAA). Cllve Barton (A). P. Stevens (B) and Kwln Flnlay (C) wcre the wor- thy recipients of the ms (full detalls of all wents are bted in the club shoot reports), Even after two shoot ofls, Sunday concluded with ample thx remalnlng for traveller3 to get underway and cover some dis- tance before dark. Thls was another very successful and enjoyable Shgleton neld shwt, and a great indicator of the &wing pop&uIty of thls type of clay target shooting.

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A. J. (Chub) Smith meBallandean Gun Club members and members ofthe clubs throughout Queensland and north New South Wales were ead- dened by the death of AJ. (Chub) Smlth on May 26. 1995. Chub was born at home at Ballandean in 1914. He attended Ballandean school and later went to Slade schwl in Wanvick. where he gained the best Junior Examhatlon CeMIcate of all Break Badges the Warwick schools. He also excelled at tennls and cricket Chub returned to the fann at Ballandean and continued to Mrmbe. iIo"mdob Adtined .t ... Brs* ... ~lavcricket reDresentine Stanthome and dlstrlct as wicket L BeatUc OymPk mPk Dn75 &per and op;ning bat&. C. Brandon Junm Albuly-Watans Dn 2W A nmgcmvller ~rrxlrcu canow~ndra ~n lw In the mld 1950s Chub twk up Clay Pigeon Shootlng. Hewan 6. Eppelatun canoarlndra Or- DnM B. Evana Alre Spnng~ mmi" S*rel So one of the founders and Inaugural President of the 0. EauUrcr WAGC WAGC Tower 50 Ballandean Gun Club. He held the positlon of hsldent for 23 V. EeNklls Dewln Dewln Skeet M years. Under Chubs leadership, it became one of the most E. ~cdly ~arrebn ~arrabd skeet50 n. J- =~P==Y empay m7.5 progressive clubs in Australla. In 1985, Chub was awarded P. ~c~rabb warraeknabcal w~~~~c~nep 75 the Presldentlal Medal bv the Australian Clav- Tmt A McDonald Klngamy Kfngamy DnM Asscclatlon for selvlces &I the sport - A ~~~lsa~st meud momu* 011,5075 5 murke Inwnll Inmrrll Dm50 mmcy Cobar mbar nap zoo Wein Perth for the medal presentation, he won the N.sheather avldckvl WAGC Australlan/New Zealand Veterans Trap Championship. L Trrw Sydney Sydw Durlne hls shootlne career. he also won the Queensland ~ln~le-~aml~ham-~lonshl~, the ~ueensland~alk Up Charnplorruhlp and competed in the Queensland Team in Vale 1963 and 1969. In the Wurld Masters Games of 1994. hc w- mwly mlssed winnlng a medal. Jack Avem Chubs input towards clay target shwtlngwas always for the betterment ofthe sport and encouragement to the novlce It is with sincere regret the members of Cessnock Gun Club shwter. Always what he could do for the sport, not what the advlse of the passing of Jack Avery, a long standing member sport would do for him. of the club and a true gentleman. Chub dled at hls home in Brisbane facing hls battle with can- Jack was always adable to help and advlse, there was not a cer with the same courage and strength he displayed in all lot Jack didn't know about shotguns and the sport of clay tar- aspects of his Me. He leaves his widow Amy, the11 children gets. Even though Jack's eyeslght was falling him in recent Harvey. Graham and Helen, and seven grandchildren. years he sUIl matntalned hls enthusiasm for the sport and he kept trying. He was st111 wlnning occaslonaUy, up untll a few As a gentleman. a true sportsman and an ambassador to the weeks ago. sport of Clay Target Shoollng. Jack wlll be missed by many at the club. Chub we salute you.

JIm Worthirgton. Treasurer 13tsldent and membera Cessnock Clay Target Club Inc. Ballandean Gun Club

August 1Q95 AusMlan Clay Tagct Shooting News %2s NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Clubs intending on advertising shoots being held very early in themonth, are advised to advertise thedetailsin anearlieredition to that of competition, to avoid disappointmentof the material not reaching the reader in lime. Every effort is made by the office and printers to mail out our monthly magazine to arrive prior to or on the lstof the monlh. This is not always a certainty as many factors are to be determined In New South Wales ...... 24 reaching this deadlins, some of which are beyond our control. Queensland ...... 33 Northern Territory ...... 42 Early advertising will assist both your club and you the shooter. Western Australla ...... 42 South Australia ...... 44 Tasmania ...... 48 Victoria ...... 48

Rates and Conditions FOP BALd - Rlaul SCS 'hap 91' umlknr w-. lhc @n Is ~nnmv mn- News Is lllc Club This Metion for uclusivc &,Ion. @.000 ano. Ph IO~l202918 usc of mAmcrnbcn, and has been lntmduccd for the purch-. FOR SALE - Mldas Grade F.N. Brewarrina Gun Club sale and exchange of personal Bmmlng Sp Trap 90' 34 R full. Made 1g7z raturn utcmlvc cn~ving~b At the AGM on 16-6-95the followingwere elected: cqulpmcnt @Id (day and uhlblwn grdc Uabcr. Presldent: David Boyd: Vice Preddent: Noel Cooper; Secretary: condluon mint hkmg Q.500 -no. Rates arc p6 foUo-: David Hag*: Treasurer: Jamle Boyd; Handicapper: Clare Phlfar (052)81 1m3. $10.00- 0-60 words Kesby: Club Coach: CohBelts; Club Delegate: David $20.00 - 60-100 wards max. POX SALE - Bcrctta SO5 Trap In Hagarty. Any enqulrles to be dlrected to the Secretary by brmd DCW condltlon wllh dclux phoning (068)39 2352 after hours. Advcrtlsers must comply with the kaOvrmxandaOgcsaofiar88,E.w. Phone John 8331 0246 -Melbaumc. copy deadlines as dctalled on Caboolture Clay Target Club Inc. page 2 of thls Issue, and your masnur -on smmlng he. had nnmc, address and tclcphono xy ULUe ur.hr ncw mndlw W bar- At the recent AGM the following were elected: number must bc suppllcd. rels, cased $2.200 on~.Ph Peter President: Gary White: Vice President: Peter Kemp; Secretary: Copy should be typed or carefully Hcndaan I0791 83 1417.015 190 110. Darrell Coleman; Treasurer: Bruce Wilson. hnnd-wdttcn. F01.... SALE - Bcrclll RB1X...... Monte &lo amk a -nd me* Isult chlldl PAmnT ,as= lCCOIdP- Franketon Australian Clay Target Club Inc. 62.200. New Ib!. Tmp lmanud 6490. ADVERTIBEPEWI' Paclk 368 Rclmdcr. hcap or buhcs At the AGM on 9-6-95the following were elected: h375 62 'YM lhe lor P), 1058187 5960 Presldent: Bernie Mack: Snr Vice President: Graham hh Jnr Vlce Preridcnr Paul Calvic: TlPasurer Peter. S~nlth;Secrcmly: Ths NSW Firearms Regulations WANTED - Left hand ncw Bcrctla Peter Short: Committee: Jack Glanvillc. Mck Hammond. 1990. (90.(1)) strtes thc holder 682 Gun. 30" ruII and hell. IMU~~h* palm swell). Malcolm kI1II. Judlth Kent. John Mltct~rll.Bob Old. Mark of a llccncc authonslng Ph J. Taylor (06) 288 3020. Roolker. Adam Vella. Rob Williams. session of n nmm 1s @Illy of an offence If thc number of the WANTED m am - 2 TalmcC U.40 licence is not stated or dlsolavcd Mdel412K or 412KE 3CP IM/F Trap Kingaroy Gun Club .2 in cach advcrtlscment rclatlng or Ffcld. Mu.1 be Al. WANTED TO Ted Fayle, long tlme member of the Kingamy Gun Club was to ffrcnrms or firearms parts "U.-Bmh~mSpcc*RapE.J. awarded Me membership in recognition of his Me time comrmt- that Is suthodsed or displayed ~,",~,~$,"~n~'~h~~dj'ps~~~~; ment to the sport. Ted turns elghly this month. Gccd anyouTed. by the holder. (0031 72 2273. The South East Gun Club Ine. At the AGM on 2-7-95the following were elected: Presldent: Frank Taylor; Vice Presldent: George Steele: Secretary/Treasurer: James Steele; Club Coach: Frank Taylor; Delegate to ACT: Fmnk Taylor. The secretary may be contacted on (087)25 2464 or at 60 Wehl St Sth. Mt Gambler. Taree-Wingham Gun Club Ine. Albur~Wodo* 11-585 Krnncdy 26/30; Jm S PLnncr 28/30. At the AGM on 27-6-95the followine were elected: (66) - IOT PS ED: 9 P-lbb. 20T PS ZOT DB c'SHIP; OA R A& S. Pinncr President: Kelth McClay. Rcdylly ~ld.Burrell Creek. 1429; CSHlP on am w. Ila 71/72, 2nd 47/47. 2nd T. Roblnson 46/47: A: T. Vlce Prcsldcrrru: R. Marsden & R. \WtmUl; Secretary: Petcr C. Brandon 66/72: A: E. Cavcden ElUoa 41/42.2nd E. Cavedon 3113% 59/63. 2nd P. Cavedon 58/63: B. I. Ryan. 7 Hlgh St. Cundletown. 2430; Ass1 Sccretq & PubUclly 8: I. Cdep 39/40. 2nd D. Armalmng Crlso 58/60, 2nd L. MlUch 541MI: C: 57/38: C: L. Blake 20/22. 2nd S. Omcer: Daryl Pasfield; Treasurer: Nan Carlyle: Captain: J. R. vii41/60. 2nd T. shicld5 19/22. IOT JNR SB: Exp S. Worlhlngton 43/88, 30T DB C'SHIP: McCloy; hstCaptaln: K Miller; Coach: R Sky; hsr Coach: 1'. hlllrcy 7/13. Nov: 0. Pklp 8/10. HC: on Br A& C. Kneebanc 81/81. 2nd 8. W. OAd AA W. IIU 139/140;A:J.AtLard Smlth; I-landlca~~cr. he:1SU Delcgatc: P. Smltir. lllc Ford 80/81: 1\: R. Mumay 35/56. 2nd clubs postal address is FU Box 178. ~Lgharn.2429. T. Bmn30/31: 8: C. Sanden 34/35. 2nd R. Fclmlnsharn 33/35: C: A. Larrerty 35/37: 2nd C. ~iklngton 34/37: Lady: L. Blake 26/50: VcL W.

Page 24 Ausllallan Clay Tm-get Shaoung Nrws August 1995 Boggabri Gunnedah The Forest cl, %rg,tclub Gun Club Ine. Nolans Road, Lakesland SUN 27th AUG 'AGQUIP 95' loam Start Annual Night Championship 1995 Southern Zone

WED 23rd AUG 6pm start $ BALL TRAP Event 1.15 tgt DB Continental 8.00 Cash Divide CHAMPIONSHIP Event 2.50 tgt DB Continental $22.00 Northern Zone Championship 50 TARGETS Badge & Tmphy 1st Overall Trophies 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C - Total Noms $30.00 1st & 2nd each grade + Overall Badge

BARBECUE TEA AVAILABLE NOMS $30 PLUS $2 01s

Greg Baio (Res.) - ENQUIRIES - Bill Daoieis (067) 42 2325 (067) 42 1544 Rssidsnt D. Eaatnrey Seralaw N Ma-

Albury-wdonga ClayTarget Club Tamworth clay Target club Inc.

SUNDAY 13"AUGUST 1995 fwsw Ball Trap Ham - DTL 12pm l!8W BTAFB 8mBT Event 1. 25T Ball Trap Championship Noms S 9.00 WA, 2 Grades, 2nd A-BC LbV $ 6.00 1lth/12th/13th AUGUST JnrS 4.00 0's S 2.00 Event 2. 10T Points Score Eye Opener $ 5.00 Event 3. 30T President's DIB Championship Noms$10.~ CYA, 3 Grades, 2nd AA-A-B-C LbV$ 8.00 Jnr$ 5.00 WS$ 2.00 FRIDAY 11th Practice from S.OOam, followed by Event 4. 30T DIB Continental Championship Noms $ 9.00 CYA, 2 Grades, 2nd A-BC LbV S 6.00 Jnr$ 5.00 WS $ 2.00 50 tgt Inaugural Novice Junior- 10TS/B Morning, 10TW Afiemwn NSW State Doubles C'ship Slartapprox 11.30am & 1.30pm S1500pen Order from McGeochs HunSng b Fishing Store Noms $25.00 (proprielor- Coi Elkington] lor possible over pmgram High Gun Medallion over program Overall Sash, Perpetual Cup, Trophy Experienced Juniors shot in conjunckin with Eye Opener Trophies 1st AA-A-B-C Grades Women. Junior, Veterans Rda*GIW ha SscraW: OmllAmw (064 253610 (064 21 Wl BM (osqselmh4i ~Wm~RalPNx661455B.Y

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Target ShoaUng N- PW 25

NSW Clay Target Association Inc. in association with lllawarra Gun Club Bong Bong Road, Dapto

present

SEPTEMBER 16th & 17th 9.30am Start

125 Target Olympic Trap Championship and 125 Target ISU Skeet Championship

SHOT OVER 2 DAYS

Medals/Sashes/Optional Graded Cash Prizes Overall, 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C, W-J-SJ-V

Meals, refreshments and cartridges all available on the grounds

Basic Nomination: $36 Optional Graded Cash Prizes: $20

For further informahon Club Pres~dent- Bill Jones (042) 28 8353 Executtve Olrector- L~bbleBunbng (058) 88 7796

August 1995 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 27

Tamworth Clay Target Club Inc. The Australian Trap Break Record Club

Event 1. Event 2. 25t Double Barrel 15m Country Capital Championship Graded Cash Divide - $10 30t DB 15m - $16 OA Sash &Trophy Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade Event 3. Country Capital Trophy Sponsored by SeqfloCtartmlQe~ 25t PS, 25t SB 15m - $30 OA Sash & Trophy Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade

Event 4. Event 5. Commonwealth Double Barrel C'ship F~stemrf%mamm Sponsored by Ohm Targets Champion of Champions 50t DB 20m - $30 lot DB, lot SB. lot PS 15m - $17 OA Sash &Trophy OA Sash & Trophy Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade Event 6. Country Capital Double Rise Championship Sponsored by IHI No IWimmmts 15pr DR 15m - $17 OA Sash &Trophy Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade

Nominations $120 + $8 Opt Sweeps Sweeps $2 OA events 2. 3. 4. 5 - Sweeps on a separate entry form

The mrnmlttee reserves the rlght to alter the program ifnecessary

Rod Prior 0 (067)66 1537 AH FORFURTHER INFOlUdAnON CONTACT: Jenny Burt 0 (067)65 9386

August 1995 Australlnn Clay Target ShooUng New COlBAR GUN CLUB LIMITED 20thANNUAL GOLDEN CLAY OPEN SHOOT New South Wales Junior Masters shot in conjunction 25th. 26th Br 27th AUGUST 1995 TROPHIES AND SASHES VALUED AT OVER $8,000

Friday 25th August - 6.30pm Start Event 1. 25t Far Western District Double Barrel Night Championship 1st Overall - Sash and OverallTrophy. 1st AA. A. B & C Grade - Trophy Event 2. 25t Far Western District Single Barrel Night Championship 1st Overall- Sash and OvelaU Trophy. 1st AA. A. B & C Grade -Trophy Saturday 26th August - 9.00am Start Event 3. 25t Far Western District Double Barrel Championship NSW Junior Masters Double Barrel shot in conjunction 1st Overall- Sash and Overalllfophy. 1st AA. A. B & C Grade - T~ophy Event 4. 30t Mafeesh Double Barrel Handicap Trophles 1st to 5th Sponsored by Gambm Event 5. 50t Grand Prix 15m Double Barrel 1st Overall - Trophy. 1st AA. A. B & C Grade - Trophy Sunday 27th August - 9.00am Starl Event 6. 25t Far Western District Point Score Championship NSW Junior Masters Point Score shot in conjunction 1st Overall- Sash and OverallTmphy. IstAA. A. B & C Grade -Trophy Event 7. 30t Copper City Handicap Calcutta Event 1st Overall-Trophy. 1st ll-15m. 16-18m. 19-20m. 21-25m-Tmphy Event 8. 25t Far Western District Single Barrel Championship NSW Junior Masters Single Barrel shot in conjunction 1st Overall - Sash and OveraLlTrophy. 1st AA. A. B & C Grade - Trophy Sponsored by Kefth Soames

HIGH GUNS 1st. 2nd & 3rd over events 3-8 sponsored by Burgess Foodstore Supermarket Intermediate High Gun sponsored by Mrs Upton Ladies High Gun sponsored by MIXA. Honeyman Veterans Hlgh Gun sponsored by Cwk & Black Auto Repairers Junior Masters Champion of Champions over events 3. 6 & 8 Optional sweeps $2 each event % noms for Juniors and Ladies shooting events 1-8 SPONSORS EdgeU-Birds-Eye. Smith's Snackfoods. Bridgestone mes. Cob= '@re Centre Calcutta and complimentary dinner for shooters and thetr families Saturday night at the clubhouse Meals, refreshments and ammo available FOR ACCOMMODATION PHONE (068) 37 3935

Pmidcnc NrU IFrarty) Slnglclon Sccrctary: Brenda Rlnglsnd 10681 36 2596 1068) 36 2444 BH. 1068) 96 2532 AH

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SAT 19th AUG 8.30am Start Event 1. 25t Maclntyre District DIB Championship O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge &Trophy AA-A-B-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 2. 25t Sapphire City PIS Championship O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge &Trophy AA-A-B-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 3. 25t Northern Zone DIB Championship O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge & Trophy AA-A-8-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 4. 25t lnverell RSM Gun Club DIB Classic O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge &Trophy AA-A-8-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C

SUN 20th AUG 8.3Qam Start Event 5. The lnverell Returned Servicemens Memorial Club Lid Norns $ 16 30t DIB Grand Classic O1A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge &Trophy AA-A-B-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 6. 25t Northern Zone SIB Championship O1A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge &Trophy AA-A-B-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 7. 25t Northern Zone PIS Championship O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy 1st Badge & Trophy AA-A-B-C 2nd Trophy AA-A-B-C Event 8. 20t Dl6 Continental Sweepstakes

Total Norns $120

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Tarst Shaotlng Nnas Pas S1

'nu"wmUI 46-9s T. Harrls 45/48: M: G. Thatcher 148/156; 8: R. Rollc 142/1W. 2nd E. 69/70: A: M. Smlth 23/25. 2nd K. Flne (201 - BIRDBRAIN. OA: R. Wor 1 44/49: A: D. WaLcm 30135: 8: 0. Uttk 1581150: C: W. Plnc 134/153. Fullrr Mini 8: E. UlUe 52/64. 2nd Bu;&26/95; C: E. lbalfher28/95. 46/50: SWRnNO CLAYS. C. Bartan 2nd R. Barton 133/153. 25T DB C.~ Pahen-~~~-~~ 51/M--,~~. C:-~ W. Rnc-~~~~ 47/60.~~.~-. 45/50: BIRDBRAIN/SPORTINO IOPRDR CD: 8. bI~y0.T.Hanf. 17/20. CSWIP: O1L: 0. Harmon 60/61: A& 2nd R. Barton 45/50. 25T ZONE CUYS: OA: R. Prlor 90IIW: M: C. sec: R 8akr (M)47 4013. s. oodwln 57/57. 2nd H. Yatcs COKP SB C'SHIR OA: 0. Hamson: Bartan 861100. 2nd J. Slclghtholmc 56/57 A: K. Fullcr 25/25. 2nd C. Ak J. Farrcll 29131.2nd R Wnok 851100: A: P. Allen 80/1W. 2nd K. Cunnlngham 49/50: C. Polsen 8: 28/31; A: M. Smlth 23/25. 2nd K. Tunncy 80/100: 8: A. VUIc 76/1W. Very mld, arc1 & vlndy (I@- 2UP DB 14/25. 2nd E. Llttlc 23/25: C: J. Nlcr 24/27:. . 8: E. ulllc 23/25. . . 2nd 2nd T. Coultan 731100: C: P. Sml* I CD:_a R W&m~~ ~ 20/10.~.-~ 20T~~ PS~~ U):~- M.~~ Cunnlngham 33/33. 2nd W. Plne. n/loo. 2nd S. Burnett 541100. 2 Height 60/60. P. O'Nclll. R. W&cm 93/59. rn DB CD: M: 0. Hamson. R. Rolfe 22/25: C: C. Lawrcnec DAY OA: R Prior 17512W. 56/M 20T SB CD: M. HII@ 19/20, J. Farrell. J. Nahs. R. Maraske 19/25. 2nd W. Plnc 19/26, HO: OA: R. wa*cm lejzo. 20~NOV HCP T. 25/25:. . A. I. McDonald. B. Turncr 0. HarrUon 296/3W: Ak J. FarrrU I Turncr 18/20. R. W&m 16/20. 25/25: 8. C. Polscn 25/25: C: C. 2871300: A: K. Fullcr 286/3M: 8: R. Rnc 1181 - 25T SKEET DBLS CD. M Morns. C. Lalmncc 23/15. 50T DB Rallc 2771300: C: W. Plnc 266/9W: D. Mwhlc21/25: A: R. Wor. R. Teylaylar. C'SHIP; OA: P. MeCulrc 91/91: Ah' Jnr: C. Lawrence 2261300: Vet 9. 0. BaMn 21/25: 8: M. Blyanl21/25. OodMn 262/500. 2nd F. Llcdlcy 20125; C: 5. Wnlten 19/25. 2nd S. Durncrr 16/25. 75T SKEET C'SIIIP: OA: R. Prlor 74/75: M: D. Mlchlc 72/75; A: R. Taylor 74/75: 8: F Hcdlcy 09/75: C: J Cllapman 60175. OAHO: R. Taylor 851 IM. L. Camcmn (057) 68 5899. hmamul25-6-95 Flnc (19) - IOOT SWRllNO CLAYS: OA: R. Prlor 83/100: AA; C. Burt 76/1W. 2nd C. BaRan 75/lO0: A: 0. Barton 741100. 2nd L. Cameron 72/1W: 8: T. Caultan 66/1W. 2nd M. Atharton TWMd2bS06 Trlplc 69/69: Ad: J. Wllhcn 51/55. Blyanf 65/100: C: S. Bumctt52/100. Showery. wlndy & cmol (28) - 25T 2nd N. Dlmmkk 53/55: A: R Po~r. 2nd J. Chapman 50/100: Jnr: K. TOWER PS CD: A: D. S(os(0 73/75 B: 2nd A Dcnton: 8: J. Kldman 48/50. Turner 42j100. 2"d C. Turncr R~~ DrenaT~~ 87/75~, -. C. - 8.- Hvland~,-~---, 62/75.- 2nd R. Brook 41/50: C: J. Wllhcn "-,.- 25TDBCDA:B. Hopgmd.AFcq@U 43/50. 2nd D. Mepate 42/50. OAHO: 25/25: 8: R. Draper. J. Suncr. M. N. Dimmlck 2211225. Tmme-Wh&m 12-6-95 Rdcet - 25T SB CD: A: R. Mandcn

2512~:A: H..R~~I.R. mnda11251151 A. Poggloll34/34. 2nd B. Hopgood 8: E. Lltllc 24/25: C: A Nulluncn 33/3* B: M. Casln 23/25. 2nd D. 24/25. 15T SB: Ak R. Dalc 51/51. 0. a"muUo Stone 21/25: C: I. w/zs. 2nd Rcdmond 50/51: A: R. mnd.U 24/25. 0. Ocrus 20/25. IOPR DD: 1st 8. 0. Hog& 23/25: 8: K Noud 27/28. mpgmd & N. QUlr. 2nd S Hsurt. R Flnc & cool (29) - 25T DB CD: C. E. Lartle 26/29: C: J. wlthcr. ~nr Sanders. 0. Tebpiln. C. Knecbane. D. L Jnr. Tcam Shml: SlUowod gB. Selh 22/31. A. Nultsncn 21/31. 25T PS: Funncll 25/25. 25T HCP: 1st P. Ah' C. Stevens 86/87. 0. R~dmond WWhgimm22-698 Englcbrechl27/28. 2nd A. Canstsbk 65/87: A: H. Plngcl 74/78. J. Dplc Flne &sunny (18) - 10T DB CD: R. 26/28,3rd C. Sandera 43/44. 50T PS Bd.b.no 9a4-586 71/75: 8: D. wland n~n.A P- Whltmlll. R. Maraden. K. McWhlNr. csnlp: OA: A. ~aannc1481150: M: 25T SWEEP: M: N. Dlmmlck. D. MXJ 68j75: C: O. jamlcaon 68/75. i. P. Smlth. J. McClw 10/10. 30 S. Guest 146/150: A: P. Orccn hn&n 25/25: A: S. Mcy. R. PoNr Nulkanen 65/75. SOT DB: M: C. TOTS TROPHY: o;P: K. ~cwh~rter 140/150: 8: C. Senders 132/150. HO: 24/25: 8: R. Bmak 23/25: C: J. Kent 46/50: M: D. Hlnshclwoad 44/50. SLmns 67/67. R. Dale 66/67; A: R A Paomc 196/2W. 22/25. 50T SKEET C'SHIP:~ O*: D. 2nd N. McDonnall 42/50: A: R. --.-- McOrcgor 50150. R. mnddl 48/50:8: Dundan 76/77; AA: N. Dlmmlck Marsden 49/55. 2nd R. Humphrlcs S Blyanl 47/50. L Mdi~pr48/50: ~~ ~ - - -- 75/77. 2nd J. Wllhcn 48/50: A A 4815% 8: R. Whltmlll 45/50. 2nd D. Wet R overcast S. RAYMOND SS Dcnlan 49/51, 2nd R Portrr 46/61: C: A. Nulllanen 41/50. J. Withers James 44/50: C: D. P-neld 42/50. - CsnlP: 1st N. Roglcy 28/30. 2nd P. 8: J. Kldman 48/50. 2nd K. Llcn 40150. HeR. Ddc 174/17% WiC: H. 2nd W. Plnc 41/50. 25T PS CD: M: O'Hanesslan 26/30. 3rd P. Den1 44/50: C: J. Kent 45/50. 2nd D. Rngcl161/175. K. McWhlrtcr 58/75. 2nd D. 25/90. McPale 43/50. SOT HCP: 1st Hlnahelwood 66/75: A: P. Smlth J. Wllhcn 83/83 2nd J. Ken1 73/84. &'Isbane 57-86 73/75. 2nd R. Humphrlcs 63/75: 8: Good - 25 SKEET DBLS. A: M. R. Whllmlll 72/75, 2nd R. Page 3rd D. ~0u.g ei16.s. 41h D. ~cPate sarton, R. Ilplu: 8: 8. Roblm; C: L 69/75: C: W. Plno 56/75. 2nd A. Very cold & wlndy (30) - SOT 58/69. 5MSKEET C'SHIP: OA: D. Nurrolesc. 5M SKEET HCP: 1.1 D. Carlyle 54/75. 25T DB CD: AA: D. TELEORAPAX SKEET C'SHIR OA: C. Dundon 50150: M: N. Dlmmlek Hlnshclwaod 24/25, K. McWhlrter Naudrn 49/50: A: R. Clarke 48/50. 49/50. 2nd J. WIlhcn 48/50: A: k MEPBIc. 2nd R. Porter. .9rd B. 23/25: A: R. Manden 24/25. 2nd P. 2nd L. Sccmalnl 57/57: 8: D. Krlg Dcnton 46/50. 2nd T. Kldman 47/50: Robinson. 25T SKEET SS: A: M. smllh 22/25: B: R. Whltmlll 21/25. 55/56. 2nd M. Pepper 54/56: C. T. 8: R. Eserlva 49/58. 2nd R. Bmok Barton: 8: B. Roblnson: C: L. 2nd D. Jnmcs 19/25: C: A. Carlyle Damn 44150.2nd 0. Foukea 40450: 46/55: C: J. Kent 48/50. 2nd D. Nurraleac. 25T SWEEPSP A: A. 19/25,2nd D. Pwfleld 18/25. He. R. JN: R Van Bokho- 36/50. See: 8. McPatc 42/50. 50T SKEET: OA: R. K!dman: 8: B. Rabbson: C: D. M"Pa1l. Whltmlll 148/160. o&b (021 esz sme west wy.lone 286-95 Erne 1181 = 10T DB CD. 8. Plnc. R. Overcast (241 - 10T EO: 10 Whltmlll. R. Manden 10/10. 25T DB Paulblcs. CHAMP OF CHAMPS: OA: C'SHIW. AA: K. McWhVter 25/25: A: a. PeVleUa 1251125: AA: 0. Fplrman 150/155; A: J. Jarnoa 116/125: 8: T. Smllh 113/125: C: R. Thompson Burdekin G, Club Inc. 105/125: Jnr: A. Rcdfcrn: Vcl; N. Old Clare Road. Ayr (077)83 1828 Whybrow. 20T HCP: 1st J. Jesnos - 40141. 2nd K. Noaka 39/41. 3rd L. Elllron 20/21. SAT 12* AUG 12.00 noon 125t Ball Trap Elimination Wlndy & overcart (36&31) - 2% DB Tumot 11-6-86 CD: Ah. H. Yates. J. Farrcll. J. Wet (17) - l0T DB CD: 8. Mayo. R. Cunnlnghm 25/25: A: 8. Turner. C. SUN 13* AUG 0.SOam Wllllams. 0. Thatcher. C. Molloy. T. Cunnlngham 25/25: 8: R. RolCe Dodd. D. Rosetta 10/10. 25T DB 22/25: C: G. Marm. P. Wlna 25/25. Monthly Shoot --Skeet &Trap CSHIP: OA: 0.Thatchcc 33/33: M: R SOT PS CSHIP: OA: O. ~arrison WllUama 24/25: A: D. Wakcm 2412% 1491150: AA; J. Cunnlngham see. C. ~~tterng~ Prrrr: A Zappala F2 T. Dodd 32/35: C: D. R-lm22/25. 146/150. 2nd R. Maroakc 150/158: 1077) 82 2455 (om ss 1160 25T RN ZONE MXD 10?S C'SHIP: OA: A: J. Nash 151/156. 2nd K. Fullcr

August 1995 Austrellan Clay Ta Gladstone Clay Target Club Ine. * 7k - PRESENTS - ** Lindsay and Elaine Dalton TRAP AND SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS

SAT 26th AUG - 9.30am Event 1. 100 Target Skeet Championship Nom $45.00 Sash & Trophies AA, A, B, C Trophies 2nd

SUN 27th AUG - 9.OOam Event 2. 100 Target Double Barrel Championship Nom $45.00 Sash &Trophies AA, A, B, C Tmphies 2nd

CAMPING FACILITIES ON GROUND The committee reserves the right to alter any part of the program -

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Rornu Clay Target Club Inc. ANNUAL TWO DAY ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT 19 & 20 AUGUST 1995 SKEET SHOOT 26-27 AUGUST 1995 Saturday 19th loam Start Event 1. 25T Double Barrel Championship SAT 26 AUG 9.0~amSharp AA-A-0.C Grades - 1st 8 2nd Event 2. 30T Medley Championship Event 1. Maranoa Skeet Charnplonshlp $20.00 10TX DB. SB. Cant SO Torset OA-ABC AA-A-BCGrades - 1st 6 2nd Event 2. Rorna Skeet Handlcap $20.00 Event 3. 50T Continental Championship 50 Target 1-29 AA-A-BC Gradas 1st 6 2nd - Babecue Tea and Reharhmenk Sunday 20th 9sm start SUN 27 AUG 8.mm Sham Event 4. 10T Eye Opener 15m Sweepstakes Event 5. 50T Double Barrel Championship Event 3. Western Zone Seet Charnplonshlp $20.00 25T DB 8 25T Pls 15m SO Target OA-ABC AA-A-BC Grades - 1st 8 2nd Sah podded by Western Zooe Western Zone Team selected on Event 6. 25T Handicap Championship events 1-29 off me gun 1st. 2nd. 3rd & 41h Event 4. 'Hillgrove' Skeet Charnplonshlp $M.OO Event 7. 25T Single Barrel 15m 50Target OA-ABC AA.A-B-C Grades - lsl6 2nd - Total $80.00 HIGH GUNS: AA-A-BC JunbE & Velerans Overall High Gu, on events 1 to 4 Reoessbn buster nornlnalbnsfortwo days -S75.W Hot showen and wwer avolbble fw comprs Ladles, Junbrs 6 Veterans 60% of noms H whole pmgram shol Iha cammee resrveBme mt to dtwhpornon Ifnecm Cakuna 8 dnmr Saturday nlghf - BBQ lunch & refreshments available ThiJ cclnrnittBH reserves ils il~iilto iiYorttn proyarn Pradd& Robert Ehl* nl (076) 224399 BH SeiraioyklwPobhr~~ (076)221&5 FURTHER INFO CONTACT: J. Egan (0761 65 0145 Tmoaner: WmmWelI (076) 2246168H P. Egan (076) 65 CQ30 W Fh- (076) 22 5255

P8ge 34 Australian Clay Targct ShmUng News August 1995 79th & 20th AUGUST 7995

SAT 19th AUG 9am Start Event 1. 10 tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener S 5.00 (Cash Divide Graded) Event 2. 30 tgt Double Barrel Championship 15m Trophies - Overall. AA-A-BC - 1st & 2nd each grade (Ladies. Veteran. Front Marker) Event 3. 30 tgt Single Barrel Championship 15m Trophies - Overall. AA-A-BC - 1st & 2nd each grade (Ladles, Veteran, Front Marker) Event 4. 30 tgt Gemfields Points Special Sapphires - Overall, AA-A-BC - 1st & 2nd each grade (Ladies. Veteran, Front Marker) Event 5. 10 pr Double Rise Trophies - Overall, AA-A-BC (Ladies, Veteran, Front Marker)

1 SUN 20thAUG 9am Start Event 6. 30 tgf Double Barrel Points Team Shoot S 15.00 (Charlie & Ruth Edwards Memorial) 0s S 2.00 Trophies - Overall. AA-A-BC - 1st & 2nd each grade (Ladies, Veteran, Front Marker) Event 7. 25 tgt Double Barrel 15m SlOO each grade (split 60 30 10) AA-A-B-C Event 8. 25 tgt Handicap S 15.00 1st S200.2nd S150.3rd SlOO. 4th S75,5th S50.6th $25 Total Noms S 1 10.00 Optional Sweeps S 8.00

Ladles. Veteran & Junlor Shooter 60% Noms Ladles, Veteran & Front Marker TropMes glven If 5 or more shooters nomlnate for program Calcutta run on events 7 & 8. Auction to be run on Wturday nlght after meal Camping faclllties available on grounds. All meals available at clubhouse from 18th to 20th

HIGH GUNS FOR WEEKEND Overall. AA-A-EC, Ladles. Veteran & Junlor

Rddent: GaY Brown seretoy: N cmr* (079) 82 KC5 (079) 82 1255

Townsville Gun Club 16th-18th SEPTEMBER, 1995

SAT 16th 11.00am Interstate Skeet Postal Teams Match - Interstate Teams selected on events 3 8.4 = 15% Open Posts1 Team top 15 scorers Event 1. Ladies & Junior Postal Teams top 6 smrers 50t Townsville Trophy $25.00 OIA-AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd O/S ea 25t $ 2.00 Qld Skeet Champion (Ev 3,4,6 & Team) Best Lady, Junior, Veteran Perpehlal Rophy Grade Trophy Donated by D & M Sigga Trophy Event 2. Donated by Fuller Firearms Group 25t Handicap $12.00 Ist, 2nd, 3rd Interstate Teams High Guns Open - Ladies .Junior Overall High Gun (Ev 3,4 & 6) Ran Porter Remembrance Bowl QCTA 9ct Gold Badge Event 3. Sash &Trophy State Skeet Championship lOOt $35.00 OIA = Caloundra Trophy Centre 01s ea 25t $ 4.00 Grade High Guns A-B-C(Ev 3,4 & 6) Perpetual Trophy Medallions QCTA Silver Badge, Sash & Trophy Donated by: Winchester Australia Iadies High Gun (Ev 3,4 & 6) 1st in Grades, Badges & Trophies Sash 2nd in Grades Trophies Best Lady, Junior & Veteran Junior High Gun (Ev 3,4 & 6) Donated by Bay City Targets Sash Veteran High Gun (Ev 3,4 & 6) MON 18th - 8,30am Sash &Trophy Event 4. 2 Man Team (Ev 3,4 & 6) AB Long Perpetual Cup &Trophies Qld Pacific Skeet Chamuionshiu 50t $25.00 Donated by Tony Long hophies as per event 3' Event 5. 2 Person Family Team (Ev 3,4 & 6) Trophies Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match Donated by A A MDenton Event 6.

State Doubles Championship 50t $25.00 STATE COUNCIL MEETING WLL BE HELD OIA-AA-A-B-C Graded Trophies AT CLOSE OF SIIOOTING SATURDAY 16th

August 1995 AustralIan Clay %get Shooting Ncws F'W

FlXUSE NOT&. DATS CHANGE Due to unlorsnn elrcumstanrrs it has bnnnem-ssrj far the Tambo Gun Club Inc. to change the date ofthcir Annual i\ao Day DALBY Gun club Inc. shoot imm 30 Sept/l Oct 19I15 to 2C3 Scotember 1995. Tambo Gun Club ANNUAL 45th ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT 2 DAV SWOOT 2 & 3 SEPTEMBER, 1995 AUGUST 26"' & 27"'

Sat 2"* Sept am st& MAJOR SPONSORS Ev 1. 20t DB Eye Opener 15m $9 Mefway Bank & Kleenheat AA-A-B-C - khDMde (€496 to shmten - pmporUonal to shooters in each gradd SAT 26" AUG Starting Wpm Ev 2. 25t Tambo DB Champlonship 15m $ 15 0.4 (Sash& TmpW Event 1. AA-A-B-C 1st mdgc &Tmphy) AA-A-B-C 2nd. FM (llm) & Ladles Wphy) 25 Target Double Barrel Championship AA-A-B-C 1St & 2nd Noms $14.00 Ev 3. 40t Medley 15m $ 20 20t DB & 20t DB Contlnental Event 2. 0.4 Wphy) AA-A-B-C - let. 2nd & 3rd Wphy) 25 Target Single Barrel Championship AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd Noms $14.00 Ev 4. l5pr DR Championship 15m $1 6 OA Wphy) Event 3. AA-A-B-C 1st&2nd Wphy) 30 Target Medley 15 Contlnental/l5 Sun Sd Sept am 8th Target Target Double Bane1 AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd Norns $1 6.00 Ev 5. 25t Tambo Pts Championship 15m $ 15 OA (Sash TmpW FREE 3 COURSE MEAL SATURDAY NIGHT AA-A-B-C 1st (Badge & Trophy1 FM AA-A-B-C 2nd. (1lm) &Ladles Wphy) SUN 27"AUG Starting 9am Ev 6. 25t Tambo SB Champlonship 15m $ 15 OA (Sash & Tmphy) Event 4. AA-A-B-C 1st (Badge &Tmphy) AA-A-B-C 2nd. FM (1 lm) &Ladies Wphyl 25 Target Points Score Championship AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd Norns $14.00 Ev 7. 40t DB Handicap (CALCUTTAEVENV $ 20 1st. 2nd. 3rd & 4th -Cash Divide (mto shooten) Event 5. Metway Bank 50 Targets Double Barrel Total Noms $1 1 0 AA-A-EC 1st & 2nd Norns $30.00 - BLACK CLAYS - Event 6. OVERALL HIGH GUN A4-A-B-C HIGH GUNS 30 Target Double Barrel Continental Saturday Night -Mnncr/Calcutta AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd Norns $16.00 ACCOMMODAnON. Tambo Mil Motel (076) 54 6466 Total Norns $104.00 Tambo Camwan Park (0761 54 64a Juniors & Ladles S 63.00 Club Hotel Motel (076) 54 61W Royal Carrang-Hotel (0761 54 6127 Camping on the grounds mboRacccounc Cornplud Ovetoll Hlgh Gun sponsored by Kleenheat he mmmlltee res- the r(gN to alter theprqlmm Graded Hlgh Guns Ladks High Gun & Tmphiw only if 5 or mom nomlnatlans & Fmnlmarkcr (1lm only) Tmphies only if 5 or mom nomlnauons Bar. BBQ. arnrnunnlon carnplng ovallable on grounds Junlor Hlgh Gun only if nominaUons 5 or morc ACCOMMODATION AATmphies/Cash Dtvlsion only if 5 or morc nominations Wlndsor HotelIMotel 62 291 1 tedlc* & Veteran. 60% mmlllauans UshooUng Ulc xhds pros- Junbrs rn mmlnsUana on any e-nt Pathfinder Motel 62 4433 Dolby Motel 62 3222 For all cnqukw mntacL Dolby Manor Motel 62 1011 Sllp JarM - ResldcnL Eh 10761 54 6221 AH LcmcJma - Sccmq Ph 10761 54 6197AEi mc~mmeer~rme~tlom~mepoprmnnecenoy

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Target Shooting Nnvs %= 39 1995 Central Zone QCTA

gth& lothSEPTEMBER 1 SAT 9th - 1oam start I Event 1. 50 Target Central Highlands Championship Event 2. 300 Target Skeet Championship I 1 1 SUN 10th - 9am Start I Event 3. 50 Target Coalfields Championship Event 4. 50 Target CZQCTA Doubles Championship

1 C Grade, Ladies, Juniors &Veterans 60% of noms if shooting program I I The Laurie Chelepy Champion of Champions will be selected over events 1, 2,3,4 plus team I I Overall High Gun -AA-A-B-C High Gun -I 1 For more information please phone I

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Gold Coast and Albert TOOGOOLAWAH GUN CLUB Clay Target Club @c.) Gmu Road, Wwngualba. Qld -UBD Map 84 F1 PROGRAMFORAUGUST 1995 SUPERSHOOT Pmcrice NIV Saturday Zp~tto 5pm - $603 for 25 rorgerr

Wednesday 2nd August 73IJOpra TRAP-7STargclE GradedTrophia $12.00 Suodny 6th Augwt Saturday 2 September, 1995 9.30am Start 9.- SFVRTMG - l03Targur GradedTrqhir. S3S.W SPturday 12th August Event Bnsbane Valley DB Championship 15m $15 93hn SKEET - I25 Tar* Graded Trqhiea 25 Targets- Sash h Trophy OA-Trophy AA-A-BC Eveot 1. 25 Tsrw Dmble. S 7.00 Evmt 2. SO Target Iiandicsp $14.04 Brisbane Valley Pis Championship 15m $15 Evmt3. %Target High Gun S14.00 Event 25Targels DB -Trophy AA.A-&C 'AUGUST TRAP CARNNAL * Tolsl RogramS3S.W Saturday 19th Augwt State CMltinental DB Day Championship 15m $20 l.%m 100 Tug& FWwMcLachlanM~morialEvent 340.00 Tmphiea OIA-AA-A-BE -plus rweepr on each 25t 50 Targets - Sash 61 Trophy OA-Tmp$iis AA-A-BC Suoday 2Oih August Event George Rawlins Memorial Shwt 15m $10 9.%m TRAP Evmt 1. 25 Target DBHandicap S12.00 25 Targets DB - OA-AA-A-BC Event 2. 25TsrgetDB l5m S12.00 E~mt3. 30 Target VPDay Evmt S24.W Evml4. Kay muin Pap& Cup 2.5 TugeiDB ContincoW S12.00 Acase of Winchester l250shotshells fwan overall possiMe on heday AllEvenu -Trophies 1% & 2ndM-A-B-C Owall and Graded Sashes AA.A-BC events 14 60% Nomfor Vefm#LdiedJuniorn &dHigh WPlamarLcrHigh Gun Two layouts working -Total nominalions $60.00 Club Jackpot-2 dmws ~limitcdtiotcf~ S1.W each Barbecue lunch and refreshments BBQ bch- Morning & Afiernom Tm - Refrrrhenu lh.~"~~rrnr.m.h*~hrlo.t*rhpsl~*i~Ynodcrjmrrrim~ "'The wmmitw resenrep the right lo alterb program *'* Rrr. Mlb Sxllo (07) 5533 1499 hDcbbicY~l(0))5Y35362 BrsnGlrMe (PfesbhtJ.Toa~whah (074) 23 lw

-4'J -4'J AustralIan Cky Tagct Shooting News Angust 1995 - BRISBANE GUN CLUB ANNUAL EXH ON CARN 12th and 13th AUGUST 1995

SAT 12th AUG 9.30am Start SUN 13th AUG 9.30am Start

(Nomf14.00) (Nom $16.00) Private Health Services DIB Championship Stevens & Sons Firearms D/B Championship 25 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C 30 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C Sash &Trophy Overall Sash &Trophy Overall Trophy First each grade Trophy First each grade Trophy for Second in each grade Trophy for Second in each grade BEST LADY 8 BEST JUNIOR BEST LADY & BEST JUNIOR

(Nom $14.00) &!I!& (Nom $13.00) Winchester Points Championship Brisbane Exhibition Points Championship 25 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C 25 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C Medallion & 500 Winchester Cartridges Overall Sash & Tmphy Overall Trophy First each grade Trophy First each grade Trophy for Second in each grade Tmphy for Second in each grade (SPONSORED BY THE BRISBANE GUN CLUB) (SPONSORED BY PAUL AND JUDY CLARKSON)

(Nom $14.00) b.!!LL (Norn $16.00) Toyota Motor Corporation SIB Championship Meadows Transport Medley 25 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C 15T D/B Points 15m & 15T Handicap Sash & Tmphy Overall Sash 8 Trophy Overall Trophy First each grade Trophies AA-A-B-C Trophy for Second in each grade Trophy for second in each grade BEST LADY & BEST JUNIOR (Nm $14.00) Valley Discount Tobacconists DIB Championship 25 Targets 15m Graded AA-A-B-C FISHER & PAYKEL - have generously donated a washing Sash &Trophy Overall machine to the club for a raffle. Details of the raffle and raffle Trophy First each grade tickets will be available from the club. Trophy for Second in each grade BEST LADY & BEST JUNIOR

Juniors, Ladies, Velerans - 804: 01 nominations il whole pmgram shot. TENDER PLUS CLUB CHALLENGE - 3 man team challenge. Overall High Gun-Trophy h Sash. .Teams must be nominal4 am Saturday. Graded High Gun - Sashes &Trophies donated by Etna Building Const~ctions. .Maximum 2 A4 or A grade shooters in a team. Ladies High Gun, Junior High Gun. Veterans High Gun donated by H & J Brasher. Scores from events 4 &Swill decide the best two teams. .The two teams will then shoot m pints to decide the m'nner. The wmmiltw resenesthe rlgttto akrthe pnrgram. Trophy lor each winning team member, sponsored by Mnce Vaina.

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August 1995 Australian Clay Tarst Shootlng Nnw %41 AUes Sprfng. akbB1 B. Bosehcttl 57/58: A: E. Toomcy EeauUlvl (151 - 5TI SKEET DBLS; lsi FI~C(i31- ZST SKEET HCP: 1st W. 67/67. 2nd M Lau 45/4? 8: D. Berry 8. Evans 45150.2nd 8. Tuck 45/50. Broekman. 2nd A. Cusack. 3rd 0. 40141. 2nd V. Hcsrd 42/43; C: D. 3rd R. LaLer 32/50. ST DB EO: B. J-l&r. 2% SKEET 1st A Cvlack charmcy 21/27. 2nd 0. Srmlh Elm. Em.R. Lalur.T. Bmm. L Mm.T. 23/25. 2nd W. BrocLmen. L. Hull mPS1885PReSCLPQI:RVNanle Hark=.. 25T Da: OA & A& 8. Evans 22/25. 25T D8: 1st W. Bm*man 24. l49/150: M: D. Fox I47/lM. 2nd B. 28/28. 2nd L. Marlln 27/28; A: 0. Monk 24/25, 2nd R Lakr 23/25; C: 2nd 8. Barton 23. 3rd L. Vlgolo, k Boschrtll 158/162: A: J. Rourkc T. LBX.r 19/25. 2nd M. Nhd 18/15. Cusack. T. He- 21. 13PR DR: W. 148/150,1nd P. wn149/153: 8: NCKER SIIIEU): 1st B. Em83/64. Bmh.L Hull 16. 5. Clbeon 154/165. 2nd D. Berry 2nd B. Tuekcr 59/64. 3rd T. Brown lUjLB5. C: M. KeY, 142/150. 2nd A 45/50. HO: 8. Em99/105. Bunbury 9686 Dyen 14O/l60. 2% DB WlNCWR Elne (211 - 5TT TOWER: A: F. Ward CSHlP: DA: D. For II8/116: AA J NrCfA B to lZ8186 50150: 8: 8. Whl&r 48/50: C: A C~M115/118,2nd T. McBrtdc 4414% S~akCamhal, mi-an - SKEET W: 4 Tcunc 48/50. h R. nolt~mter62163.2nd B. khcm Panslblcs. P. WElS MEW SKEET C'SHIP: OA: v FcNWa 50/50: A: M. 52/53: 8: T. Byk. 38/38. 2nd D. Watson 57/58. 2nd J. Pop 56/58: 8: -burg 17-6-96 Beny 29/30: C: 0. SmlLh 18/30,2nd 8. Bosehclll 49/50. 2nd 8. Evans Flne (361 - 75T 8. BENJAMIN M. ~ddy~4125. im SB ZOM mom 47/50: C: S. Forsyth 45/50. 2nd R. SHWE OA & A: J. Coverley 75/75: SHOOT: D. Fax 10/10. SOT SB Certy 44/50. STATQ SKEET C'SHIP: AA: 0. Fox 74/75: 8: K. Schlnrlg C'WEALTH NIGHT C'SHIP: OA: R. OA: 8. Evan, 50150: A: M. Watson 70175: C: W. LeW63178. Club Champ: Vhk45/51: M: 0. Faulb 44151. 53/54,2"d P. Collcy 52/54: 8: 8. 8. Benlarnln. Interclub Team: 8. 2nd D. Fox 43/50: A: M. Cubk 41/50. Oalglclrh 48/50. 2nd V. Ferteklla Benjamin. R. Sl1vest.r. C. Smlth. D. 2nd B. Borh;tu 40150: 8: D. Bcry 47/50: C: S. Forayth 49/54. 2nd J. wcthcm11. J. Roach. Smlth48/45. Nt SKEET DBL9 011- J. 41/50. 2nd C. kns.talP 39/50. C: I. cman~v$,35150.2"d M. Bucchkw Doyle 46/50: A: 8. Munt 45/50. 2nd C. v. Fern&~ ~~ 358:~ 0. Chan 350: A: P. Havcn 43/50: 8: B. BowhclU 45/50. omsas.s:~:~calcw~:~SwCoWc 11581 29/50. IOT COW DB W.P. Vtvanle 2nd M. Bulluss 44/50: C: J. Smlth m JHC: T. &panda* 329: ma: Flnc (13) -%I SKEET A: A H- 541%. 50T DB COST STATE C'SHIP: 43150.2nd S. Fsrsyth 42/50. ISMAN T. Harker 284. POSTAL TEAM: 8. 44/50: 8: T. PI8Jer 48/50: C: S Bmth 0k: J. Dyaa 57/58: M: L. Shlpp SKEET ?EAM: 8. Evan.. P. Colky, V. Ev-. 0. Chan. V. FerkkUs. P. Fom. 37/50. 25T SKEET DBLS; A: J. 4.aa 88/70. 2nd 8. Vlvantc 67/70: A: M. Fcrkklb. C. Hmxra. 8. Munt. J. Pope. P. orovc. C. Havcrs. 8. LcS-g. R. 42/50: 8: M. Cubic 42/50: C: M. O. Ba-. R. mhh.0. Drspu, D. Kmg. M. vmUL1. D. Chan. J. pop. J. Nclron38/5O. Bryant. J. Blddlc. R. LcStrange. J. Ymk~.B Harkcr. T. Brown. L. Jon* Smllh. J. 81-1. WAM HO: 0. Ba-n TEAM HG: G. than 1461i50. JN'~ 46/50. 2MAN EAM: S. Leflcy & 8. ?CAM: M. Chan. T. Pnpnndonakl,. A. -...... ------Munt3271375. SKEETHC: 011- S U?ej Syrlml. LADIES W,T Harkr. M. Flnc, cold & mdy I161 - 5PR DR: K. 16411X:A: 8. MunS 8:V. Fe,C: Fa-It. T. Wr. CARNlYAL HO: 011- Gmcn 8/10. 25 MXD ETS: OA &A: S. FqrnyU1. IUT PB 11 Pmalblcs. 5TT V. Fcrtrkb 521. CLUB 1P-4M SHOOT: M. Nevc 29/35: 8: 8. Hooper 28/35: STATE DB CIHIP: OA: M. V-lUs Aye- ROCk236/250. C: K. Orcen 28/35. 15PR CLUB C'SHIP: A: M. Ncvc 22/30; 8: C. oconnor 17/35: C: M. Wrlghr 14/35. 2nd R s~I&kr 53/54 8: < 0'8dcn HO: M. New 58/65. 33/34. 2nd M. wawn 4114% C: G. Srmth WS4.2nd S BaUy 52/39. W N.mgl" 11-8-86 WnlTEMAN PARK HCP: 1st G. Flllc & cwl (151 - WSKEET 1st D. MaafCIta31/31.2ndH. WWSO/Sl. NTCTA Walker 47. 2nd D. Wleac 46. 3rd R. 3rd J. Dyaa 26/27. 4th D. Ireland Eckmly 45. HCP: R. Bcven. IUT DB 49/50. 5lh 8. BoacktU IB/M. HIGH HCP: L Kdley. P. Cmk N. Walker. L GUNS: OA: B. Baschettl 380/4oo: Jackson 9/10. Led@ A Dyaa WW. JJn M. Key ISU CARNIVAL 3291W. Vet R. HolIhler 350/4(33. Nearmn7C1469S ldcd 114) - 40 MXD TOE P. Mornson. west bg88 Darwin Gun Club 50T SKEET: A: P. Morrbn 47/50: 8: Cloudy & mc - 25T DB: R. Vlvantc T. Sflngel. P. Robson 44/50: C: C. September 9th & lWh, 199:: 25/25. 100T~~ DB C'SHlP: OA: R. Bull. L. Bmwn 43/50. v~vsntclOO/100; An. 0. F.ulkc. gO/IOO. 2nd D. Fox IOl/IOY; A J. Ncamvl21&2&696 Cov~rley991100. 2nd S. P~roylh SAT 9th - lpm BcauWul(14I-2STSKEET: OA&C: C. 105/10'J: B: D. Bcny 86/1(33. 2nd J Ball 25/25, 2nd L B- 22/25: A: P. Bordkv 941100: C M Kellv 04/100. 75 tgt NT ISU Trap Championship Momson 22/25: 8: T. SUngcl 16/25. Overall SCIS~Medals 1st & 2nd A. El, C 75 tgt NT ISU Skeet Championship Wcst Nutdhm118811 25T TOWER CD: A: R. Balley. A. Overall Sash Medals 1st & 2nd A. El, C Charlaan 24/25: 8: 0. Sham 22/25: c: 0. F~uu~~.24/25. ST mweR FS CLUB C'SHIP: OA: 0. Faulkea 85/98. SUN 10th -9am Perfect 1101 - 10T DB EO: R. Apn. A: M. Eddy 73/75. 2nd R. Ballcy W. Channmg. 0. hlancy. C. Bull. P. 71/75: 8: 0. Shlm 82/86: C: D. 50 tgt ISU Trap & Final Mar-n 10/10. 25T D8: A: T. Sungel 25/25: 8: R. ~pn24/25: C: L Bmwn 50 tgt ISU Skeet & Final 24/25. 25T SB: A: P. Mohn24/25: 8: 0. Delnncy 22/25: C: R. Purul~ West hmtdlm 178811 50 pr NT Double Trap championship 21/25. ZOPR TOWER OR: 1st T. 75T SKEET: A: N. Jackson 81185,Znd Sflngel 32/40. 2nd L. Brawn & P. S Olbaan 79/84 8: M. Pan- 73/75. Morrbon 26/40. 3rd C. Bull 24/40, 2nd G. Vcmna 70/7fi: c: T. Vlrzarl 50 pr &final 59/75.2nd R Vlmtc 57/75. Overall Sash Medals 1st & 2nd A. El. C Wcvf Nutdm Sh4-688 Flnc C sunny - 10th Annlverrery Carmvlll- 10TPS: APd J. Dva, 30130. Wet & windy - lOOT DB ZONE NOMS: TrapISkeet $35.03 2nd B. ~osehctu29/30: A:-C. cunon CSHIP: OA: G. FeuUra98/1W: APd R. Double Trap $35.03 30130, 2nd S. lhompan 29/30. 8: P. Vlvantc 97/100, 2nd T. MeBrldc Humphrey. 0. Mcunmta. P. McBdde ffi/lW: A! S Farsyth 95/100.2nd D. 25/30: C: P. lelau. D. Chamey 25/30. Ireland 941100: 8: N. Shcathcr Mherhlormdlon: Seaelmy- FW Wve (089)46 4231 BH 2% DB crn OF wmn C'SHIP: m J. 86/101.2nd 0. Pmtavdl95/101i C:T. Dyss 69/69: AA: R mley 58/69. 2nd VM69/102.2nd P. blatl88/102.

Page 42 A*--trallan Clay Target ShoaUng M~vs August 1695 SAT 30th SEPT - 8.30- Start Event 1. 25t Skeet Shot in conjunction with Zone Skeet Teams Event 2. 50t WACTA Skeet Championship Event 3. 50t State Skeet Championship Sponsored by Lesley Ann Fishing Co

The WA State Skeet Team will be comprised of the 15 shootera who achieve the highest aggre- gate over events 1, 2 & 3. These shooters will fire a further 50 targets to determine their final rankings in the team. The presentation of all Skeet Trophies will follow the conclusion of the days shooting. SUN OCT - 8.30am Start Event 4. Winchester Interschools Team Match Event 5. 50t State Double Barrel Championship In conjunction with the Junior State Championship Sponsored by Roy Alexunder (Himself)& Sons Event 6. 50t State Single Barrel Championship Sponsored by Latitude E'isheries MON 2ndOCT - 8.30- Start Event 7. 25t Double Barrel Points Shot in conjunction with Trap Zone Teama Event Event 8. 50t State Double Barrel Points Championship Sponsored by Yarranabee Merino Stud

The WA State Trap Team will be comprised of the 15 shooters who achieve the highest aggre- gate over events 5, 6 & 8. These shooters will fire a further 50 targets to determine their final rankings in the team. After the completion of this event any shoot off required to determine Carnival High Guns will be conducted and the presentations of all trophies will follow immediately.

TRAP TEAM HIGH GUN ANLI SKEET TEAM HIGH GUN WINNERS will each receive Bct Yellow Gold Badge compliments of Cado Romeo Jewellers HIGH GUN OVER CARNNAC ON EVENTS 1,2,3,5,6 & 8 for Open, Ladies, Juniore &Veterans

Targets: Black targets will be used for Skeet, full fluoros for Trap. Practice: Open 7.30am daily and will remain available unless instructed otherwise. Catering: Full catering and bar facilities will be available.

- WRFURTHER INFORMATION -

August 1995 Australian Clay Tarst ShooUng News Northam & District Gun club (Inc.) I NEWMAN GUN CLUB 'ISLAND FARM9 GMAWPOONSMOPS Q8%3 25th ANNIVERSARY

Friday 11th August, 1995 3.00~~Start he Newman Gun WHArS ON: owmeony,to Event 1. 25T Double Banel Graded $10.00 Club memn Iron Ore Cwrdrj Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade A.BC Twould Ilk0 to Swhere the howl- extend an lnvilatlon to Wny Is as cc(ourIu1 as Event Program an skaters and lhelr me l.ndPcape and the Saturday 12th August, 1995 9.OOam Start tmlUe~taloh us in .Calwtta shwllng CMUlXlwrs are m)sbrallng the clubs Event 2. 10T Single Barrel Eye Opener $10.00 - Prlzss &+yzapoton. SILVER JUBILEE. - Novolleo St06WtO Comp DivSlOO prgrade AAA-BC Mhe Tam

Event 3. Northam Town Council $13.00 State Tlllesl Top Menu Wlnpan kwltalbn 1 25T Double Barrel District Championship DB Pts Tower .Mr Whippy Contad: LYATrophy & Sash, 1st 6 2nd AA-ASC SB Tower Ranles Alan McHanla I Feslivllies PMax (091) 75 1206 Event 4. WA BakewNorlham Building Supplies/ $13.00 Cornmonw~akhTile! . DB Tower .Cash Dlvldes Neman Gun Club Northam Hardware PO Box 123 25T Single Barrel District Championship Newman, WA6753 LYATmphy I Sash, 1st h 2nd AA.A-0.C CAMP WTH US AT THECLUB GROUNDS FUN FOR ALL SEE YOU THERE Ill Event 5. Northam Life Members $13.00 25T Double Bal~elPoints Championship (YATrophy I Sash, lst&2nd AA-A-PC

Sunday 13th August, 1995 g.@Iam Start Event 6. Local Brake 8 ClutchAlnisweep WA $10.00 5Pr Double Rise CN\ Microwave Oven lo lhevalue of $5W

Event 7. Union Insurance $20.00 Bumen 468s S. Zounls 23/25. 2nd F. Atklnson 25Pr State Double Rise Championship Fog then cold - SRNO SKEET: R. 22/25. 25T STATE COrnC'SHIP. M d Maywald. M. Huxfable. 0. Egllnton CYATrophy, Sash I Badge, lst& 2nd AA-A-0-C 13/13. CLUB SKEW C'SHIR OAR C: Junior, Lady & Veteran 0. Egllnm 24/25: A: H. Nunn 22/25: B: P. Cad* 32/36 2ST corn s!3 A: Event 8. 25T Cash Divide $1 0.00 R. May+,&. B: H. Nunn. E. Schmaal: C: I. Mawald. D. Mavsrr. CLUB DD: 50% Nom each grada Comp D'N R. ~a&d A D. ~a%r20/20. 2nd H. Nunn h M. Huxfable 11/20. 25T Event 9. Hannagan Rheem $16.00 DB NIGHT C'SHIP: OA 4 A: R. htem.tlm.l la581 25T Double Barel Handicap M~ys,ald23/26: 8: E. Schmaal22/26: Cold 1411 - 25T SKEEl! A: R. WWI. C: 1. Mayald. HG: E. Schmaal79/88. 24/25. 2nd C. Jacoba 23/25: 8: P. 1st-71h Trophies Mareolonnl 21/25. 2nd G. Rlchlchl Bordertom 17-6-85 U)/25: C: P. Calwmnc 23/25. 2nd Wlndy 1201 - IOOT MEDLEY CSHIP: R SpllleUa 21/25. ZSTTRENCH: A: C. Ovsrall High Gun Trophies rponsomd by A: D. Fkl141/150. 2nd 8. Andrew Hunt 35/39. 2nd R. Dower 35/39: 8: Ron Blakislon Fire Exlinguishem Sakr h Service 1391150: 8: G. Durbddgc 136/150. G. Rlchlchl 22/25. 2nd J. Zuppa 2nd 8. Caner 124/150: C: L Slmms 33/39; C. E. IkMlchclc 20125. 2nd R. Junior, Ladies & Veterans on evenls 2 to 9 120/150. 2nd R. Burton ll3/150: Alvam 26/35. 25T S8: A: N. M&h E. (Juniors half nominations) Vet: L. Slmms 120/150. Scc: C. 29/30. 2nd P. Mulea 28/30: 8: Durbrdlgc (087) 52 2746. DeMlehclc 22/26. 2nd R. Alvaro Sponron, comptiiws and families are invited lo a 21/26: C. K. Jackman 20125.-~ 2nd-~ P. ~~Gandrn15/25. 25T DB CSIIIP. mmplimenlatydinner on Satvrday nighland a00Q Sunday night Int=mrtlon.l46-88 Perlcct (491 - 25T SKEET: A: R. Plll OA A AA: P. OIPlnb 31/31, 2nd P following presentations immediatisy 23/25, 2nd R. Marcolazu+ 20/25: B: P. Y~lcs30131; A A Norman 30131. 2nd A CalWmnc 29/31; 8: R. Ahnuo The commillm reserves the alter program Schwerdt. J. Rlehlchl 21/25: C: F. right lo he 26/27. 2nd 0. Rrnncy 23/25: C: M. P~nmola22/25. 2nd K. Jackman 21/25. OAHG: R. bvcr 941100: JHG: R&MCadM+m"% CmbbAqHoXtcla SsClW PdlYar. lmqzllm (0221412 (Olq22 3UO 32/35. 2Gd P. ~aimoralc27/35. 25T DB CSHIP: OA R & D. Apa 57/57. Lakc art46-85 2nd J. Zuppa 56/5? AA: R. Dower Svmy A cmI(15) - 251. DB CD: A: P. Remember-BalleeFarm ReldShmt-Septlflh &lRh,l995 48/49. 2nd J. Byrner 45/45: 8: R. Johneoek 25/25. K. SLrolhcr 24/15: Alw28/29. 2nd D. Dean 27/29: C: 8: M. Vldcon 23/25. 0. Parham. R.

AustralIan Clay Target Shwtlng New SA Gun Club 39th Anniversa y Shoot 26th & 27th August 1995

Saturday 26th August

5t EO + 20t Tower Pointscore Championship -Sash OA, 1&2 A-BC Sponsored by- Gordon Hand

25t Handicap - st, 2nd & 3rd Sponsored by- Peter & Barbara Quire

50t Double Barrel Championship -Sash OA, 1&2 AA-A-B-C Sponsored by:- Kelvyn Prescott Sunday 27th August

50t Skeet Championship-SashOA, 1822 A-BC Sponsored by:- The GunRack, Enfield

25t Handicap - lst, 2nd & 3rd Sponsored by- Barossa Liquor Store

25t Pointscore Championship --Sash OA, 1&2 A-B-C Sponsored by- Suburban Taxi Trucks

50t Double Barrel Championship -Sash OA, 1&2 AA-A-B-C Sponsored by:- Pam & Ron Smith

OA High Gunfor all eight events mer the two days Sponsored by the Renney Family AN Target Jackpot on DTL events each day. Minimum $100 each day (Events 3 & 4 Saturday and 6,7 & 8 Sunday) Anniversa ry dinner Saturday night -$15.00 per person Reduced nominations for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Category ptizes if three or more nominations per category

August 1995 Amt-dlan Clay Tagct ShooUng N- -4F 45 r"""""""""------1 I OVER $4,000 IN TROPHIES AND SASHES I I I I Broken Hill Gun Club Ine. I I I SILVER CITY I I I CHAMPIONSHIPS I I I 9th & 10th SEPTEMBER 1995 I I - The Broken Hill Artists Classic - I I I Sat 9th 9am Stark I I Event 1. 25 tgt Silver City Handicap I Paintings &Print from - Broken Hill Art I Sash & Trophy lst, Trophies 2nd 3rd 4th, Ladies Veterans &Juniors I Event 2. 25 tgt West End Point Score Championship 15m -Graded AA-A-BC $17.00 0s $1.50 I Paintings &Print from - Pro Hart Gallery I Sash & Trophy Overall & 1st each other grade I Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans & Juniors I Event 3. 25 tgt Silver City Double Barrel Championship 15m - Graded AA-A-BC $17.00 os $1.50 I Paintines &Print from -Tack Absalom Gallerv Sash &?rophy Overall & ist each other grade' Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans & Juniors I 1 Event 4. 25 tgt Silver City Single Barrel Championship 15m- Graded AA-A-BC $17.00 os $1.50 I Paintings &Print from -John Dyon Gallery 1 Sash & Trophy Overall & 1st each other grade I Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans &Juniors I Event 5. 30 tgt State Night Tower Point Score Championship - Gmded A-BC $17.00 os $1.50 I Minchiis Art Gallery I Sash & Trophy Overall & 1st each other grade I Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans &Juniors I Sun 10th 9am Start I Event 6. 50 tgt State Day Tower Double Barrel Championship -Graded A-B-C $17.00 os $1.50 1 Living Desert Art I Sash &Trophy Overall & 1st each other grade I Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans &Juniors I Event 7. 75 tgt Broken Hill Ball Tra Championship Graded AA-A-B-C $36.00 0s $3.00 I Paintings & Print from- Peter rown Gallery I Sash & Trophy Overall & 1st eachgrade I Trophies 2nd each grade, Ladies Veterans &Juniors I I I OVERALL HIGH GUN -Sash &Trophy from Peter Brown Gallery I GRADE HIGH GUNS - Sash only I High Gun conducted over events 1,2,3 & 4 I Meals & refrpshments nmilable dl wekPnd -cnnrpingfncilities & hot slwwers amil&le -urnre and mtthe Artists' I Accommodation: Silver Haven Motor Inn (080) 87 2218 I I President: David Zammitt Secretary: EwnStephenson Treasurer: Wayne Channing 1 (OM) 88 3336 AH (080) 67 7628 AH (080) 88 3905 AH/BH 1 (080) 88 3242 BH (080) 874068 BH I THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE PROGRAM L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August 1995 Aushalian Clay Target Shooting News PW

JHG: A Hemlcy80/110. Set G. Hun1 m 89/75.50T DB: AA: R Wllllanu

(MIW m6l. Club (0531 59 8219. 84/65:~ ~.~~. Y D.~ htvld nl7&-. ~. B.- F. mmcr 45/W C: 8. Hap48/90. WI c..Uan.LM 1DSes 25595 P9; A& D. DlPIeVo 117~150:A: 0. 25T DB CSHIP: OA a A: T. Bouchcr me (19) - ~srPS co: L mwr o. *.h 145/150; 8: C. lluncr 1981150; 59/59. 2nd A Jamen 58/58: 8: 8. Hsyek42/45. 25TDBWB CSHlP. OA C P. Short 143/16O. 75TlRENCH: A: BUUng 24/26. 2nd K. MllchcU 24/27: K. shwr29/25: A: L. DMI~ n~m. J. Tonn. 69/76: 8; D. hir.D.rd1 C: M. StuchbreC 24/26. 2nd G. 8: 0. Bmvn 17/20: C: S. Daly 14/20. Phlllpaon 23/26. IOPR DD: Irl W. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA: N. franklln Mccarthy a M. Brady 38/58. 2nd P. 29/25: A: L. Domlc 22/23: 8: K. BeU Crswlora. aa Jamca 3713% WstmMnll.n 1CbW Shoacn (401 - 25T PS: A: J. AlUld CsmatuSg(M ~ -~ 75/78i B: J. Luis 58/i%. 60T PS: Y J. Vcrj ."MY (I?) 10T DB: J. LUIS. A Wlndy h aucrc.%=t 140) - 1mE0: 9 Ih.aL.b h.t"lh Ce-en - Am1491150; J. LuU 134/1SO; Sydcnham. D. Wwlcy. K. Dunn. S. Poaalblcs. 10T ELIM: OA a M: D. B: I391 - 25T PS: A: A B-n 7411M 8: C: H. Roaa 104/150. 5LT DB: A: J. Howd, A Cmwlord. C. Canol. SOT PS; Barn- 65/85: A: P. blc€rabb 22/7.3 R. NIC" w/m;C: C. mu. ~175. &rant 49/50: 8: J. Luk 47/50: C: 8. A: D. Wooley 90/90. 2nd C. Mullcm 8: c. Cameron 28/30: C: D. Robson SOT Dm AA: C. Oalca 79/78; A; A 8: A& Hnyu 42/50. 75T TRENCH: 1.1 J. men 58/81: 8: T. my48/50: C: 69/90: A. Mullena 86/90. 2nd K. II/IS. 3m DB C'SHIP: OA a D. CUapldla 67/75. 2nd A VcUa 67/75. 48/49: 0. Beer 43/46: 8: 0. A mbllYlon 42/50. SOT PS. An: M. Dunn 82/90. SOT DB: A: S. Howd Bams A 50T SKEET: A: 8. Old 49/50; J. B: Bmm 1441150; A: 0. Aah 145/1M: 30130. 2nd C. Cerrol37/36: B: J. Camcron 31/33: C: P. Smlth 22/30. Mitchell 47/50: C: N. Taylor 43/50. Lawndcs 30/3O. 2nd A. Mullens 20PR DR: AA: J. Whltlaken 36/40: A: 8: M. bLa137/IM: C: A Robuuon 50T SKEET DBLS: 1st R. Slurraker 124/160. 75T TRENCH: A: A. Vclla 33/32, 207 NOW D. Wmky 20jZO. C. 0. kr28/40: 8: C. Cameron 90140: 50/50. 2nd D. Pnrscll 49/50. IOPR 86/100: 8: D. Haylc 7B/IW: C: L. Mulkm. A Sydcnham. C: D. Olenn 22/40. HO: J. Wtta*ers DE R. WlU~18/20. haopvdl 74IIW. 76T SKELT: A: 0. oe~lrr~ 8: J. ~~tcheum/m, C0t.F 11896 Rmk*tmhtnl(.a 11-Em n/m C P. Bi.pmng 63/75. Wet E mid (341 - 25T DB CSHIP: OA mnc a mild (351 - IOPR DR: A: 8. M: P. Brlttcn 37/37. 2nd B. Cold a windy - 5PR DR EO: M. a mu 18/20: -.e: c.~ nl-r...... 8/20: e-~ K.~~~ Mduon 38/37: A: R. Parkar 24/25. RobcrUI 9/10. 15PR DR C'SHIP: OA E H- 10/20. 25PR DR C'SHIP: A& 2nd J. Farnea 22/25: B: 5. Holt n: s. Alkl"~u/m. R. GkM 39/50: 8. Hall 41/50; A: J. Allad 31/50: 8: 32/33, 2nd M. Halt 28/30: C: W. B: C. Robb 1'3130. 2nd J. Pok 18/90: 0. Wbe 32/50; C: P. Hap24/50. Hamer 25/25. 2nd S Rundell 28/32: c R Salsgarl 16/30. 2nd R Dobson 50T DB: AA: 8. Hall 1071108i Y 0. Jnr: B. Marndcn 20/26. 2ST CLUB PS 15/30. 20T COW C'SHIP: OA a A: P. Robcn. 50/51: 8: G. mr48/50; C C'SHlP: OA a An: P. Bntkn 74/75. Keuy 22/22. 2nd S AUlw 21/22: 8: J. Claudla 40/50. STWENCH: A: a 18/50: 8:'~.Plemlng 45/50: C: S. 2nd R Brtan Snr 69/m: A: J. Pam- C. R0bb 18/20. 2nd J. KC" 22/27: C: Hall 29/15: 8: M. Whllekr 20125: C Mcnhcnnclt 44/50, 25T DB C'SHIP: 71/75. 2nd I. Dlckcna 69/76: 8: K. P. Slng 18/20, 2nd R. Bur- 17/20. L llrmpardl 18/25. 60T 'P53NCH: Y OA a A: 0. Thomvrn 25/25: M R. Vegg 85/75. 2nd I. Holt 65/95: C: W. 20T SB C'SHIP: OA a A: 5. AtWns A Vclk 50/50: 8: P. Cllvt 38/50; C: W.t.0" 24/26: 8: W. R0bcrl.o"

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Numurkah Clay Target club he. Benalla Gun Club (lnc.)

SUN 27th AUG llam Start SAT 12th AUG - 1pm Event 1. 15 tgt Single Barrel Tower Zone Deauville Doubles Event 2. 25 tgt Double Barrel Championship ABC 1st & 2nd Event 3. 20 tgt Single Barrel Championship 0 40 tot Ted Moore Memorial M/T Cship Event 4. 25 tgt Continental Championship ABC 1st & 2nd HIGH GUN OVER 4 EVENTS 15 tot Double Borrei C'shlp Spansored by North Vic Ammo Snpplies ABC 1st & 2nd Ruidanl: A Cole SLeialary: T. Hicb -HIGH GUN - (0681 64 6442 (0581 62 2016 Sc:Tw Fb-n tC67) 62 1674

B WRTClay Target Club Inc. Swan Hill Clamrget CIU~I,,. CHANGE OF PROGRAM SUN 20th AUG 1.30pm Start o 15 tgt Double Baml Eye Opener $ 4.00 Friday 18th August 7.00pm o 50 tgt Double Banel Graded Championship $18.00 4 20 tgt Points Score Championship AA-A-B-C Sashes. 1st Tmphy $65,2nd $25 swp $ 2.00 4 25 tgt N.W.Z.Continental Pts Grd Championship o 20 tgt Points Score Graded $ 8.00 A-B-C 1st 8 2nd swp $ 2.00 NOTE:This Zone Championship win not& induded in the Km 'Nuggrt' Burton Mrmorialpmgrrrmon Dctobn 21st. -SPONSORED BY - Tooleybuc Spodng Club Ltd Pm:B.MeLmd SK A Saundels (0541 56 8262 @%)55 U52 Ssc&r$ P. Hvtdllnvn Phm: (OM) 32 2514

August 1995 AustralIan Clay Target Shooting N- %49

MELBOURNE North East ione GUN CLUB ,... . >~q~~pe~~~~~g.. ..ww2:* ~..:,,:x>:~~,.~<<:~>~~~~~~>~*a>~~i~~:~>?~~~>+; ,25;&$* <<$< dp~**>.:*?*a.d*z<2:9+*; Wangaratta C.T.C. 1995 Victorian U.1.7: Sun 30th July - 9.30am Grand Prix Series Ev 1. 25 tgt Wangaratta City Skeet C'ship Graded OA-A-B-C Noms $10.00 Round 3 Ev 2. 50 tgt North East Zone Skeet C'ship Graded OA-A-B-C Noms $16.00 Sat & Sun August Ev 3. 25 pr North East Zone Skeet Doubles C'shp 12th 13th Commencing at 10.30am Graded OA-A-B-C Noms$16.W

HlGH GUN OVER ALL EVENTS TRAP: 125 Targets + 25 Target Final DOUBLE TRAP: 50 Pair + 25 Pair Final Wed 23rd Aug - 10.00am North East Zone School Students Overall ANNUAL CLAY TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd at Shepparlon C.T.C., River Road, Kialla Junior & Lady

NUPraidwn: Ron Trsll NEZSacrdary: Pslrr BsuMn EXCELLENT CANTEEN Ph: (054) 84 1356 Ph: (056) 40 2570

Deniliquin clay~~~~~t Club Mildura Gun Club Inc. Racecourse Reserve, Deniliquin 1995 ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL 1995 OLYMPIC TRAP CARNIVAL Sat 2"d Sept - Sun 3d Sept Commencing 9sm each day

Event 1. @ 10 tgt Continental D/B Eye Opener Club Olympic Trap Championship 125 Targsll t 25 Target Final - Grsdad AAABC @ 20 tgt Continental D/B Championship Cverell - Sash 8 Trophy Nwn $50.00 @ 20 tgt Handicap - 1st, Znd, 3rd 1st (L 2nd Trophy sad, grade Opt Purse $10.00 Event 2 @ 30 tgt Double Barrel Championship Dunstan Farmers Olympic Trap Doubles Championship 50 Pidn t 25 Psk Final - GndadAA-A-BC HlGH GUN OVER ALL FOUR EVENTS Cverell - Sash 8 Trophy Nom $45.00 NOMS FOR THE DAY - $32 -PLUS SWEEPS 1st h 2nd Tmphy each grade Opt Purse $10.00

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1695 August Austrsllan Clay -t ShooUng N- peee 51 - Metropolitan FRANKSTONAUSTRALIAN Clay Target Club Ine. CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. O'Herns Rond, Epping -PhlFar 9401 3134 AUGUST1995 Sunday 6th Event 1. 25 tgt Points Cash A-B-C $1 0.00 Sunday 6th 12 noon start Event 2. STATE MIXED TARGETS $15.00 Event 1. 15 tgt WO Pts C/D $8.00 CHAMPIONSHIP AA-A-BC 10 tgt we, lotgt SIB, lotgt P~S Event 2. 25 tgt Double Barrel $9.00 * Event 3. 25 tgt Double Barrel Trophy A-B-C $10.00 1st A-B-C Event 4. 25 tgt Handicap 1-23 B/M 21-25m $10.00 Event 3. 25 tgt Points Score $9.00 + Ist A-B-C Event 5. 25 tgt Trench Trophy A-B-C $10.00 Event 4. 25 tgt Skeet $9.00 * Event 6. 50 tgt Trench Trophy A-B-C $20.00 1st A-B-C Event 7. 75 tgt Skeet Trophy A-B-C $20.00 Event 5. 15 tgt Pts Tower $8.00 * lst, 2nd. 3rd Sunday 13th * 3rd elimination for South Australian Teams Event 1. 25 tgt Pdnts Cash A-B-C $1 0.00 Event 2. 25 tgt Single Barrel Trophy A-B-C $10.00 Sunday 13th 12 noon start Event 3. 25 tgt Double Barrel Trophy A-B-C $10.00 Metro Field & Game Shoot Event 4. 25 tgt CMltinental WB Trophy A-B-C $10.00 50 tgt O.T.G. (on Ualterelli Trap) Noms close 1.30pm Event 5. 25 tgt Trench Trophy A-B-C 40.00 Event 6. 50 tgt Skeet Trophy A-B-C $15.00 12 noon start Sunday 20th Event 7. 25 tgt Tower Points Trophy A-B-C $10.00 Event 1. 15 tgt WO Pts C/D $8.00 Event 8. 50 tgt Doubles A-B-C $1 5.00 Event 2. 25 tgt Double Barrel $9.00 * lst A-B-C Sunday 20th Event 3. 25 tgt Continental D/B $9.00 Event 1. 25 tgt Points Cash A-B-C $1 0.00 1st A-B-C Event 2. SOUTH EAST ZONE $1 5.00 Event 4. 25 tgt Skeet $9.00 * MINI CHAMPIONSHIP AA-A-BC lst A-B-C 30 tgt Double Banel Event 5. 15 tgt Pts Tower $8.00 * Event 3. 25 tgt Dwble Barrel Trophy A-B-C $10.00 lst, 2nd, 3rd Event4. 25 tgt Handicap 1-2-3 + BIM 21-25111 $10.00 * 4th elimination for South Australian Teams Event 5. 25 tgt Trench A-B-C $1 0.00 Event 6. 50 tgt Trench A-B-C $20.00 Sunday 27th 12 noon start Event 7. 75 tgt Skeet Trophy A-B-C $20.00 Metro Field & Game Shoot 50 tgt O.T.G. Sunday 27th Noms close 1.30pm Event 1. 25 tgt Points Cash A-B-C $10.00 Event 2. 50 tgt Double Barrel Pune Event $25.00 PRACTICE $10 of rwms tivded into grades AA-A-8-C Saturday 12pm fo 6pm --Sporting, DTL,Skeet & Toluer Sunday 12pm fo 5pm -Limited DTL & Skeet Event 3. 25 tgt Handicap 1-23 + WM 21-25m $10.00 lLesdcly 12pm to 5pm -DTL, Skeet & Tower Event 4. 75 tgt Trench + Final $30.00 3rd round of UIT Manthb High Gun hrdant:brt Lablay %erstam Nan7 Vant Event 5. 100 tgt Skeet Championship AA-A-B-C $25.00 Ph: 946s IS96 WPX:94013134

Page 52 Australtan Clay Tagct Shmting Ncwa August 1995 GEELONG MELBOURNE Clay Target Club Inc. GUN CLUB VICTORIA ROAD, LILYDALE AUGUST Ph: (03) 9739 1771 -Fax: 9735 0527 PROGRAM AUGUSWPRQGRAM

Saturday 5th $2 now1 start Sunday 6th ipm Start 1. 75 Tgi Trench Grd C'ship $28.00 (plus 25 Tgt Final) 2. 50 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd A-B-C $15.00 Novelty Day 2 grounds operaling phono pulls Ev 1. 10 tgt Reverse Points CID $6.00 3. 25Tgi Pointscore GrdTrophy A-B-C $ 9.00 4. 25 Tgt Mixed GrdTrophy $ 9.00 Ev 2. 15 tgt Sliding Handicap $6.00 (5 Dm,5 Pts, 5 SIB,5 Hcp) lst, 2nd & 3rd Saturday 12th 12 noon start Ev 3. 10 tgts off 15 metres $7.00 1. 25Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship A-B-C $ 9.00 10 tgts off 20 metres CYA lakes grade lst, 2nd & 3rd 2. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship OIA-A-B-C $ 9.00 Ev 4. 20 tgt Double Barrel C'ship $7.00 3. 25Tgt Single Barrel GrdTrophy A-B-C $ 9.00 Graded AA-A-B-C, Badge OIA 4. 75 Tgt Skeet Novelfy Grd A-B-C $20.00 1st each grade (I.S.U. Speed) Vidorian U.I.T. Grand Prix Series see separate advert Saturday lgth lpm Start Saturday 19th 12 nmstart Ev 1. 75 tgt Ball Trap plus $20.00 1. 25Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship A-B-C $ 9.00 25 tgt Final CYA lakes grade Graded AA-A-B-C, Badge OIA 2. 25 Tgt Handicap 1-2-3-4 $ 9.00 3. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship A-B-C $ 9.00 Ev 2. 50 tgt Skeet C'ship $1 5.00 CYA takes grade Graded A-B-C, Badge O1A 4. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship A-8-C $25.00 O/A lakes grade

Sunday 27th 1pm Start Saturday 26th 12 noon start 1. 50 Tgi A.C.T.A. Sporting Clays Grd A-B-C $15.00 Ev 1. 10 tgt Continental UO CID $5.00 2 grounds operaling phono puns Ev 2. 25 tgt DIB Continental C'ship $8.50 2. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship OIA-A-B-C $16.00 CYA Sash 14 pMs shells Graded AA-A-B-C, Badge OIA + 3 grd winners 8 pHs shells Ev 3. 25 tgt Points Score C'ship $8.50 3. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship OIA-A-B-C $16.00 Ist, 2nd & 3rd, Badge OJA QIA Sash + 14 pMs shells 3 grd winners 8 pkts shells Ev 4. 25 tgt Double Barrel C'ship $8.50 4. 15 Pr Double RiseTrophy A-B-C $10.00 Graded AA-A-B-C. Badge OIA Minimum of 3 shoo!ers per grade for trophy to be awarded for lhal grade

August 1995 Awuallan ClayTagt ShooUng N- PW53

BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB TOOHEY'S BREWERIES SHOOT $2,000 WORTH OF SASHES AND PRIZES 1 SAT 19th AUGUST-. - t tam start I Event 1. 25 tgt 'Tooheys Blue' SB Championship AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd $12.00 1st each grade Sash &Trophy value $80 2nd each grade Trophy value $30 Event 2. 50 tgt 'Tooheys Red' DB Championship AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd $20.00 Overall Sash & Portable Colour N value $350 Rernalnlng grades Sash & Case Winchester Shells value $130 2nd each grade $50 Trophy Event 3. 25 pr 'Tooheys Gold' DR Championship AA-A-B-C 1st & 2nd $15.00 1st each grade Sash &Trophy value $80 2nd each grade Trophy value $30 HIGH GUN SASH AND NOMS REFUNDED REDUCED NOMS FOR LADIES, JUNIORS &VETERANS

SAT 5th - 12.30pm SAT 12th - 12 noon e 30 tgt Tower Medley C'Shlp OA-A-8C 1st & 2nd $1 1.00 e 50 tgt Sp0flng Clap C'sMp OA-A4C 1st & 2nd $1 6.00 r 50 tgt Skeet Doubles' C'sWp OA-A4C 1st & 2nd $14.00 0 25 tgt DTL Handlcap 1st. 2nd. 3rd $ 9.00

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Southern Peninsula Guide INCORPORATED AUGUST SUN 13thAUG 9.30am Start CERBERUSGU~CIU~ Melways 194 H2 Saturday 5th Ev 1. 50t N.E. Zone Ball Trap Championship $18.00 -MOOT CANCELLED - Grnded A-B-C 1st & 2nd Tenma selected for Rnsl at hlarybomugh SOUTH EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT on Auguot 26th. 1995 AT WONMAGGI sec: C Garml (MI 977s 7926 Ev 2. 5pr Deauville Doubles Cash Divide $4.00 Ev 3. 2Opr Deauville Doubles Championship $8.00 MORNINGTON ClavTsraet~lublw. Melway 146~11 lat & 2nd Pairs 12th 12nwn Saturday Ev 4. 25t Single Barrel Championehip $9.00 Event 1. 10lgl Eye Opener $4.00 Graded A-BG 1st & 2nd Event 2. 60 lgl Medley 820.00 sec: J. Laums (059)75 4412 Ev 5. 25t Pointscore Championship $9.00 Graded A-B-C let & 2nd NEPEAN CIavTwel club ~nc. Melway 249 F2 Saturday 19th 12 naon Clubs Please Note: Event 1. 10 tgl Eye Opener $4.00 Echuea Gun Club -Agent far Bay City Clay Targets Event 2. 75 lgl Double Barrel Graded $22.00 Black, Plum,Whits and Banded Targets NOW AVAILABLE Friday 25th 6.30pm Event 1. 50 tgl Double Barrel Points Graded $16.00 Proaided: Ran Tnill SeersLen: Patar Siny Set: R. Scon (059)e6 8445 Ph: (054) 6d 1356 Ph: (058)62 24'78 UQWE81OWl"lhPisW WB OCEE 2118 bm @*a ~ld WON pganpx - WWA 9 srqlmr 'w - 447!7!~v~"7 mud ON033S VUO4 3AU ONV3ZlUdlSLiU V LID4 SLiOlWdPI(YJ 33UHI p ?p E 'Z Stu2U JSM YSDS M3 781~S3.U3IIW 1ImlUD.W 38 lSnW 3U3M SlN3M 030WOllV NIlW31W 3SVTld WI$ -10 s/o 3w apela qma sazIJd PUZ B I~Isn~dqms 01$9H10LSSZ3i 'OLSOZ-11 'OiSS1+'01$011~1$ WL%panpax d!qsuo!dureq3 pm.a a18q 00'0% S,n161 GZ 'E luan3 W8S WON ~Fra))eEP~=Pl PEJ IOZ PIE 4 PuZ '4% VD 'P IU~AEI 00'918 d!qsuoWeq3 WYS 161 0s 'Z 1~0~3 00'1%el0 s/O sar~rdPUZ B 3~1snld ws ~J/O .unv ~MHYqluo~ lo P~WJP~Z. qZ-61 'WI-91 '~sI-11de31pu~~ 30V PUZ 9 1s1'4% VO 00'LS Panpax (leuy 161 sn~d) W6S m~ =lra)~ea~laq=~l padnarf) 10s sz 's IuaAa 00'8% d!qsuo@weq3 161 SL '11uaq apela qma =zlrd PUZ TI~Im~d ZI. YMI uns WISEIO s/o 3w ws uwu $aayslde~i3!d~uAl0/s,~~ WLSpanpax d!qmo~dmq3I-a 2Iqnoa WWVI W6S mON WWEIn~qm~l prf) 105 30vPuz4lsL '4WVD 'Z 1wAS 00'53 d!qswWeq3 alms slulod 161 sz 3 luan3 3BV PuZ 4 is1 '4% VD WISel0 s/o S$ qIS '01%¶It. 'OZS WE 'OPO PUZ '09s 1SI SUWV ~6017bq parosu~s 00'53 d!qsuo!hvey3 jarleg a16u!s161 sz 'P wan3 00'9%panpax WS$ S~ON RMOL !miq =ow stulod IOZ 30vPuZ4Ls1'4=svD 'I IuaAg w@ d!qswld~eq3lwea alqnoa 161 sz 'E lu~ 30VP'JZ4lsl '4WVD S31233UVg 'I'IVHSBW 00'53 d!qsuo!dweq3 dwl3!duk10 161 a 'z van2 6q paiosouds PIE 4 PUZ 'VD 00'68 d!qsuo!dweq3 ways 161 n uoou ZI. sa!qdOJl 41EI UnS *JWS~WO-TT S66T 'JLaqu~a$dasPJLE L~PU~S PIE 9 PuZ '4se~VD 00's d!qsuo!dtueq3 as!tj alqnoa id 01 '9 wan3 PIE 9 PUZ VD 'Ps WONpmnpz - nrms$a,j ;p SJO!IUI~'m!m - ajqq!mv qwn7 00'91s d!qsuo@weq3Iweg alqnoa 161 0s 's WAY ~mg~nf, Y~!H s;?urmpv~ ~.N~PI PIE 9 PUZ '4~VD 00'53 d!qsuo!dweq3 alms slupd 161 n 'p 1uan3 WISBIO s/o 3w apela qma sanrd euz T is1 mid q-s PIE 9 PuZ '4WVD WLS paneax arnsuordmq3 =ow swod 00'910 d!qswWaq3 ~aays161 os 'F 1uan3 00'6S S~ON sa~qsnp~xa-7 WEI IOE PIE 9 PUZ '4WVtJ 'P IuaAa 00'83 dLqsuoWeq3 dwlalqnoa ld 0s wan3 'z OO'IS~IOSIO 3w qam swdPUZ B ISI 103 qms P89 PUZ '4WVtJ WL$ Pa~paX d!qsoo?dureq3 lama alqnoa wg~$ d!qsuo@wey3dwl3!dd10 161 0s '1wan3 00'6s ON sagsnp~xa-7 WI $05 uoou zl saz!Jd We3 llv Y19 UnS 'E JuaAa 00'1s-10 s10 3w a@ qma =nrd PUZ T is1 sn~dqms twys B ila- 5-161sz lad 00'3 00'9%panpax d!qsao~dureq3Wuauguo3 dell qdd~)- 5-161 sz lad M1'S wss S~ON sa~qsnp~xa-7 WD IOZ wdor I. wo~iAp~ni~s 9 hpsaupa~ rClan3 'Z ~AEI sdaams ou puz roj sazudpm g~d~s.(103 sazud pue qses ~UVWO~VAiin3 smoAvi iiv 00'9%panpax sralrired UMO mmoL sa~du~alFAnew 1313YS 1 ll"1I dVM131dWA10 00'8s S~ON sa~qsnpu~xaunnevos 33113VLId 'I luaq mxzsnmI x3~1yvv7 - ~sngna,- iqpa~m~~as 3JWsmW£'TT (uq uo eYnme!d lo quou wyi 1) eequ~e~'peat( uellee S66T ?sn%nvW9 L~PU~S qn13 I~~J@Lhi3 4n3 W~J~lr3~ogj~ddaqs a a n Now the onlv J

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1 AM0 and S682 Cold Trap and Sporting models also available in 'Super"version featuring barrel porting, and fully adjustable stock for drop and length of pull. Saturday 23 50T Event 3. Open State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match - Commonwealth Skeet -100T Wdmen~State Shoulder to ShoulderTeams Match- 2T Ovd- First, Second and Third Junior Stete Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match -WT AA.A.BC -First, Second and Third WmJuniofs andveterare Event 1. Nomination: OpenSO, SecSen825 9th National Skeet Doubles Championship- lOOT Optional Sweep/Purse adable Overall -First, Sefcmd and Third AA-A-BC - Phl, Second and Third Women, Juniors and Veterans Sunday 24 Netion:q?enW, S~M$25 OptidSweep/h adable Open Australian Skeet Team Top 12 qualifiers to shoot the Skeet challenge Tmphy Top 10 scores to count -m Womens Australian Skeet Team To shoot the Skeet Challenge Trophy Event 2. Top 5 scores to count ASSA All States Skeet Championship - lOOT Sponsored by Aushalian Skeet Shooters Association Junior Australian Skeet Team Overall - First, Second and Third To shoot the Skeet Challenge Trophy AA-A-BC -Fbt, Second and Third Top 5 scores to count Women. Juniors andVeterm Nomination: Open $40, Seftionb25 Veterans Australian Skeet Team Optional Sweep/Purse available (named only) Event 4. 26th National Skeet Championship - lOOT Overdl -First, Second and Third AA-A-BC -First, Second and Third Women, Juniors and Veterans Nomination: Open $40, Section$25 Optional Sweep/P- available

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