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They will call attention to the fact that others have had more shooting than themselves, and wonder how it so consistently happens that they never get the best of luck. A parallel line of contrast may be drawn between those that are satisfied and content wherever they arc placed, and As it stands at the moment, the World DTL event is to be those who, if left to their own choice, would prefer to take held in Wales at the end of July 1999. This is approximately one week after the British Home International and one week any other place than their own . . . In shooting as in other occupations, the rule that good luck follows goad manage- prior to the Grand American. If this turns out to be case, then it should present an excellent opportunity for trap ment is almost invariable. The score does not depend solely upon the number of opportunities, but on what use has been shooters to partake in a once in a life trap shooting experi- made of them". Time is running out to confirm and organise this planned Still relevant after Ill years . . . thanks Herb. trip, but it should be well worth the wait, despite the current ACTA LOSES ICON value of the Australian dollar Hopefully by the time of the The clay world was saddened on the 14th August to learn of trip it will have recovered somewhat. It is hoped full details the death of our historian, George Biggs. George passed can be printed in the next CTSN. away after suffering a heart attack following an operation. CLUB MEMBERSHIP ONLY George is going to be missed by all who came into contact with him in our sport. George's knowledge of shooting, teh It has been the practice of some clubs to accept membership history of the sport and of its governing body was immense. to their clubs without these "members" becoming "registered He commenced his association with clay target shooting in shooters" of the ACTA. I would ask the committees of these clubs to ask themselves who benefits from this practice. 1945 and remained involved until his passing. There can only be one answer - and that is the individual In 1991 George published his book "Aus1,nlias Clay Target being granted this membership, certainly not the club, or the Association. . . History and Records - 1936.1992". This pub- State or National bodies. It has certainly become more lication is often referred to by shooters to settle all sorts of evident since the changes to our gun laws and the onus being disputes over "who won what and where . . ." George also placed on gun owners to supply a genuine reason far firearm wrote the book nap and Skeet Shooti,tg. ownership. If a licence holder is granted a licence for the George served an unprecedented 25 years on the National purpose of clay target shooting, then he must show he is a Executive. He is also one of the elite few to win National genuine clay target shooter Titles in both Trap and Slrcet. In later years he devoted his I would suggest that if he does not wish to take part in the involvement to coaching and many can thank George for registered competition, then he does not have the "genuine their better than average ability. reason of clay target shooting". This being the case, the Elsewhere in this magazine there is an obituary to this person MUST register with the ACTA. unique man. I have no doubt that some people will argue that they are entitled to shoot birds only or to take part in practice only. If this is the case, then we must ask if the club would exist without it being "an approved club" by State Law. The answer is no . . . clubs arc approved only on the proof of its members being registered with an approved shooting body such as thc ACTA. We are only able to negotiate our low insurance premiums on the number of registered members we have, therefore the more members of our Association, the more we can achieve
I am not aware of any other sparting/shooting organisation allowing this practice to exist. There arc many more reasons TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS for clubs to discontinue this practice, and I have no doubt I will be "hauled over the coals" by some in regards to this, but please, we are here for our shooters and we can only achieve EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC. results if everyone stands up and is counted. I ask all members to point out the benefits of being a "registered NEW & USED GUNS IN STOCK
SHOOTERS AND SHOOTING I am indebted to a close friend and keen shooter in Herb Prior of Canberra for the following. It seems that despite JAMES MIATT MFG progress, little changes in the human nature. It is an excerpt from a book, Shooting (Moore and Marsh) PO Box 1868, Launceston, Tas 7250 published in 1887. Lord Walsingham writes of his observa- (03) 6331 8285 (03) 6331 8285 tions of sportsmen and offers this advice: Phone Fax
Page 2 Austl.alian Clay Target Shooting Ncws October 1998 The Australian Clay Target team to contest both the Lanato World 3rd E. Tkatch (Rus1105+34=139,4th G. Usieta (Esp) 103+33=136, Cup and Barcelona World championships consisted of: 5th A. Roberts (Aus) 98+32= 130, 6th R. Murtoniemi (Fin) Double Trap: R. Mark, M. Diamond, A. Vella; Trap: R. Mark, M. 102+27=129. Diamond, B. Kelley; Skeet: J. Summers, C. Barton, G. Barton; Ann Maree shot off for the 6th place in the final then moved up to Ladies Double Trap: A.M. Roberts; Ladies Trap: D. Reeves, L. finish 5th overall. Smith, S. Balagh; Jnr Trap & Jnr Double Trap: N. Cassells, M. Junior Double Trap: Crimmins, C. Henwood; Manager: W. Murray; Coaches: L. Scrib- ani Rossi, G. Chan; Mental Training Coach: C. Kulla; Doctor: S. Homolka; Masseur: D. Roach
Nathan went into the final in third place eight targets behind the 2nd shooter and shot a great final to tie for 2nd, and win a shoot off. Craig also shot a good final. Ladies Trap Results: S. Pulisa (Fin) 69+21=90, 2nd L. Smith (Ausl 65+22=87, 3rd M. Volkova (Rus167+18=85+3,4th M. Quintanval (Esp) 65+20=85+2, 5th S. Natrass (Can) 66+19=88+0, 6th H. Guo (Chn) 671.17~84, 13th D. Reeves (Aus) 62, 27th S. Balogh (Ausl55. Teams China (1)186,Australia (21 182, Italy (31 177. Congratulations to Lisa on her 2nd place and the team for their 2nd as rvell. Mens Trap: 1st M. Diamond (Aus) 119+25=144, 2nd A. Alipov (Rus) 116+25=141, 3rd D. Burnett (Ire1 117+23=140, 4th I. Giulev (Bull 115+23=138, 5th J. Rebelo (Par) 116+19=130, 6th D. Graziou (USA1 115+19=134. 1st placing to Michael in a fantastic final (25) under very difficult conditions. Lonoto World Cup '98 Drip l-cA. Pupa" (Rusj 3rd, M. Diamond (Ausl Ist, D. Burnett (Ire) 2nd. 15th B. Kolley (Aus) 113, 16th R. Mark (Aus) 108. Teams: Portugal 341 (11, Italy 341 (21, USA340 (31,Australia 340 The total number of shooters including pistol, rifle and running (4). target was 38. The other disciplines went on to other competitions in Germany and were to meet up with us in Spain for the World Championships. The team arrived in Desenzano late in the afternoon on the 10th. restaurants and supermarkets. The next day was official practice for double trap and it was a very jet lagged bunch of shooters who arrived at the range that morning. The Lonato range consists of nine trap and skeet fields and a background of green grass and trees on a bank out at about 120m. The bank is covered with a green mesh to give an even background and to catch the lead shot. Most of the shooters did not shoot practice very well due to tired- ness but felt that with a good nights rest, things would improved the next day That afternoon we attended the official opening cer- emony followed by a very early night. Double Trap Competition Mens Results: 1. R. Faulds (GBRI 137+47=184, 2nd R. Gierebies (Hun1 135+47=182, 3rd D. Alcoriza (USA) 133+44=77, 4th U. Gaard (Swe) 133+42=175, 5th K. Reynolds (Can) 133+41=174, 6th F. Al- Deehani (Kuw)134+38=172, 7th A. Vella (Ausl 132,lOth R. Mark (Ausl 131, 19th M. Diamond (Ausl 128. Teams Aust (11 390, USA(21390, Italy (31 387. Junior Trap Results: We didn't have anyone in the final yet still won the Double Trap teams event, a peat result. S. Gissi (Ital 108+25=133, 2nd M. Busch (USA1 110+21=131, 3rd C. Henwood (Aus) 112+18=130,4th J. Holgvin (USA1 106+23=129, Ladies Double Trap: 5th M. Kovacocy (Svkl 103+21=124+1, 6th D. Gumboc (Slo) 1. K. Rhode (USA) 106+36=142, 2nd D. Gelisia (Ita] 109+32=141, 104+20=124.7th M. Crimmins (Aus) 103. Octobcr 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Pago 3 Ctaig went into the final lcading and rhdn't have a good final but Mens Skeet: managed to hold on to 3rd placc, a good result. 1. L. Hlavacek tCze1 121+25=146+12, 2nd A. Nicolaides (Cypl Ladies Skeet Results: 122+24=146+11, 3rd A. Benelli (Ital 122+24+146+3, 4th A. Al- Hammad 1KuwI 122+23=145, 5th E. Wantndahl (Nor) 1 C. Vitali (Ital 74+21=95. 2nd D. lgaly (Hun) 71+23=94, 3rd E. 122+22=144,6th P. Gienga (Ital 120+23=143,9th C. Barton (Aus) Avetisian iR11s1 70+23=93+6, 4th T. Bankey (USA) 69+24=93+4, 120, 50th G. Barton (Aus) 114, 72nd J. Summers (Aus) 107. 5th M. Lrpomaki !Fin1 69t22=91, 6th A. Stranovska tSvk) 70+20=90,7th N. Lonsdale (Aus165. Agreat effort by Clive to shoot 120 and enter a six way shoot off far 6th place in the final. Unfortunately he missed nut by ended up a very creditable 9th. Junior Skeet: 1. M. Weeks (USA) 116+25=141+4, 2nd 2. Al-Mutairi (Kuwl 117+24=141+3, 3rd D. Washmaon (USA1 118+21=139. 4th S. Sciuto (Ital 113+24=137+9,5th L. Loddc (Ital 114+23=137+8,6th Presidential Medal R. Jente (USA1 111+24=135, 7th K. Jones (USA1 106, 9th N. Nominations for this prestigious award are now open and Rundle (Aus) 103.
should be forwarded to the Executive Director no later Some ercaL results~~ under~~~~~ difficult~~~~~ conditions. es~eciallvMichael's ~ "~~~ ~~~, , than October 31, 1998. Trap win and Lisa's second in Ladies Trap. There was little time Nominations received will be placed before the Manage- to ponder over rvhat might have been, as rve were off to the World ment Committee for their consideration and decision. Championships in Barcelona at 4am the next morning. No correspondence will be entered into regarding any nomination received. The following nomination guidelines apply: "Acceptance: Nominations only acceptable through State Associations or Affiliated Clubs. " Presidential Medal: Awarded to a person for their con- tribution to the development of the sport.
*: Judging Panel: Management Committee. * Closing Date: October 31, 1998. PO Box 557, Mount Waverley Vic 3149. Note: The receipt of any nomination does not necessarily relate to the awarding of a Presidential Medal. Previous Recipients: 1980 G. Porter, Qld. 1981 R.C. Mules, SA. G.R. Richards, WA. J.N. Thomas, Vic. 1982 R.F. Buchan, Vic. 1983 No Award. 1984 L.F. Bird, NSW. A.J. Smith, Qld. 1985 No Award. 1986 T. Comerford, Qld. 1987 E.G. Biggs, Vic. 1988 R. M. Holtfreter, WA. 1989 R. Varley, NSW. 1990 E.F. Hawkins, NSW 1991 No Award. 1992 No Award. 1993 J. Forbes, SA (posthumously). 1994 J.K. Scott. NSW. 1995 No Award. 1996 F.H. James, Vic. W.R. Morgan, Tas. 1997 F. Atkinsun, SA. Lonato World Cup '98 Lodics Pap lborns; Australin Znd, 1-c Suzie Bologh, Liun Snnith, Dianne Reeuca. Page 4 Auslt.alian Clay Tu Shooting News Octobel. 1998 r7 - 29 July, 1998
The same team which contested the Lanato World Cup also com- and just missed out but still managed to finish 7th overall with ~etedin the World Cham~ionshio.The 16th was s~enttravellina her best ever score of 107. between Lonato and ~ai~elona;registering firearms and set- tllng into our aceommadat~on,which was the local university campus. Tho accommodation was very baas~cbut reasonably com- fortable, except far the Cad that the temperatures were around 35-38 degrees during the day and the rooms had no air-condi- tioning or even fans. It was also very noisy and getting a good nights sleep was going to prove dificult.
Bareelono World Championship '98 Double Pop Team 1st Place with Coaches, 1-c R. Jforli, G. Clran, M. Diamond, L. Seribini-Rossi, A. Velln.
1. D. Gielisio (Ita) 109+35=144, 2nd K. Rhode (USA) 110+31=141+5,3rd C. Gentry (USA) 107+34=141+4,4thH. Ding (Chn) 108+32=140, 5th E. Gaa (Chn) 107+32=159, 6th R. Mur- taniemi (Fin) 107+31=138, 7th A.M. Roberts (Aus) 107. Michael added a 48 to his 99 to set a new world record (before Final) of 147, the old record being 145. The crowd was full expecting the world record of 192 to be broken with Richard Faulds (GBR) on 145 and Russell on 142. Michael missed his first pair then one of the second pair To his credit he showed why he is one of the best shooters in the world today to hold it together to finish with a 45 and equal the final world record. Meanwhile our current Olympic and World Double Trap Cham- ion Russell was an fire in the final to ~osta ereat 48 to Dass kaulds and take 2nd place 1& 2 at the worlds, doesn't &any bctter than that! 1. M. Diamond IAus) 147+45=192, 2nd R. Mark (Ausl 142+48=190, 3rd R. Faulds IGBR) 145+44=189, 4th L. Marini (Ital 141+45=186, 5th S. Pinc1.0 (Esp) 141+42=183, 6th F Al Dehani (Kuru) 141+41=182, 16th A. Vella (Aus) 136. Barcelona World Chompiortship '98 Winner' Double Pop Dlieknel Diamond (Aus). Nalurally trlrh 1st L 2nd in the indiradual ;r.lr!dtuga and Adam's c!vdilablr .l.lli .\tlsIr:ilia wun the t<;t,n> cvenr hv srcven targets! 17th July was Double Trap practice. The range was the '92 The Junior results were Craig 8th 132, Marc 11th 126 and Olympic venue consisting of rifle, pistol and shotgun ranges, all Nathan 14th 125. of which would be in use far this full World Championship. The 'T!rr 19th .July was 'Ihp pl..irrlcc ;and with 201,- COI~~CI~IO~Sth'. rifle and pistol teams had begun arriving before us and had nturt tlmc W3b ~.~-schc~duI~dto 8 00:1m u.l>ivll II>P:I~IYC:~ d~fi- already started their various p1.actice and competition sched- cult light conditions for the early squads. ules. Thc range had 3 superimposed trap and skeet layouts with a green grass background out to around 120m then uphill to a July 20th & 2151 where the Ladies lkap was held over two days brown grass backdrop. The targets looked near perfect and with the Men shooting over three. everyone put in good practice sessions. It was obvious that this would be a high scoring tournament and this certainly would prove true. Day 1Double Trap: Ann Maree 37,35, Craig 40.49, Marc 44, 39, Nathan 34, 39, Adam 44.47, Michael 50, 49. Russell 47, 50. Michael a 50 to be leading on 99, Russcll also a 50 to be in third An unusual final in that all finalists went in locked on 70. place an 97, Richard Faulds (GBR) on 98 was second. An unbe- July 23rd Mens Trap: After the 1st two days of Trap competition lievable days shooting. Lance Bade of the USA was clean on 1001100, with Giovanni Pel- Day 2 Double nap: Ann Maree shot off for a placc in the final lielo (Ita) on 991100 and the stage was set for a thrilling final
Oetoher 1998 Austvnlinn Clay Ti ,].get Shootrng News Page 5 Borcelono World Championship '98 Junior hfens 1-7: hf. Crintmins, which went right down to the wire N. Cassells, C. Henmood. 1. G. Pelliela (Ita) 124+25=149+7, 2nd L. Bade (USA) 625+24=149+6, 3rd M. Ventulini (Ita) 122+24=146, 4th S. July 25-27 Ladies Skeet Results: Lubomirov (Rus) 120+24=144, 5th C. Vicard (Fra) 121+22=143+6, 6th L. Pereira (Porl 12+22=143+5. 15th M. 1. D. Igaly (Hun) 72+24=96+2, 2nd S. Zhang (Chn) 72+24=96, Diamond (Ausl 118, 26th B. ICelley (Aus) 117, 36th R. Mark 3rd A. Stranovska (Svk) 71+24=95+2, 4th S. Diomina (Rusl (Ausl 116. 71+24=95+1,5th Z. Meftakhetdiova (Aze) 71+23=94,6th H. Lioa (Chnl71+22=93,16th N. Lonsdale (Aus) 64. Bade shot 1251125, Pellielo 1241125 and both finished on 149. Junior Mens Skeet saw Kris 22nd with 108 and Neil 28th with After the shoot off Pellielo came out on top, but what a great exhibition of trap shooting. 106. Junior trap results: Craig 15th 111, Nathan 27th 107, Marc 35th Mens Skeet: On day 2 of the Skeet, George Barton was equal 104. 2nd after three rounds with 74/75 trailing the Czech Malelc 75175. His fourth round of 21 was to prove very costly as he closed out with a 25 to finish on 119 and a very creditable 18th, our highest skeet placing at a World Championship. Very well done George. 1. A. Al Rashidi (Kuw) 123+25=148, 2nd N. Teopliy (Rus) The Ultimate Load 123+24=147, 3rd T. Graves (USA) 121+25=146+10, 4th J. Distributed by: Henrich (Ger) 121+25=146+9, 5th P. Malek (Cze) 122+24=146+3,6thJ. Sychra (Fin) 122+22=144,18th G. Barton Victory Cartridges Australia (Aus1119,48th J. Summers (Aus1117.49th C. Barton (Aus) 116. 17 Harris St., Condell Park The 47th World Championships in Barcelona had come to an end Sydney Ph/Fax: (02) 9773 5333 with Australia again providing a World Champion in Michael Melbourne Ph: (03) 5978 8618 Diamond, the second place in Russell Mark and the Gold Medal Canberra Ph: (026) 280 6303 Team in Double nap. Since 1994 Australia has won every Tasmania Ph: (03) 6431 1340 Double Trap World Championship: '94 R. Mark, '95 S. Haber- 24G, 28G, 32G, 36G Competition Cartridges man, '96 (Olympics) R. Mark, '97 R. Mark, '98 M. Diamond; a 28G, 32G,35G, 40G Field Loads record unequalled and one to be very proud of. The 1998 team Now Available Low Recoil 24G & 28G represented Australia with pride and reinforced that Australia is now one of the top clay target nations in the World. Agent Ensuiries Welcome (02) 9773 5333 I 1 Greg Chan & Luca Seribani-Rossi, %am Coaches. Page 6 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1998 The Normanton Club and its small but dedicated hand third lace was Ross Walsh of Mount Isa 108. of workers ensured that the State ISU Carnival would ~~~~~~~ll~visitor, ~i~ Laws was successful in B grade be a success. Although located in the far north of the with from D~~~~ Catelan (cairns)79 and M~~~ State the club boasts the required facilities and was rec- Mc~ill(Mount Isa) 74, not bad for a skeet shooter M~~~! ommended by their Zone to host the event. In C grade, Steve Robertson claimed 1st on 89, from Conditions are always perfect in Normanton, or so I chris ~l~l~~(N~~~~~~~~)82 and Srd went to ~i~k~ , Steel (Brisbane) 76. Diane Catelan (Cairns) 79, from Nicky Steel (Brisbane) 76 and Carol Betteridge (Burdekin) 68 won the Womens section. Junior winner was David Bowen (Cairns) 112 from Steve Robertson (Silkwood) 89. The ISU Skeet attracted 8 shooters, some may say that is not very many, however considering the location of the Carnival, it is indeed a pleasing result. Defending champion was Clive Barton (Tamworth). The 1998 Champion is Tony Kidman from Brisbane with 126. Another Bris- bane shooter in Janine Kettels was 1st in B grade with 101 from Ross Walsh 98 and Mick McGill (Mount Isa) 85. Atherton lady, Nicole Hyland was the winner in C grade with 91 from Cherie Reeves (Normanton) 89 and Dexter Barnes (FACG) 85. First place in the Women's section went to Janine Kettels with 101, from Nicole Hyland 91 and Cherie Reeves 89. Unfor- tunately there were no juniors this year. The State Double Trap was the final event and the defending champion was Steve Haherman. Illawarra
State Olyrnpie Pap ChoTnpion -Ray Collirtson cangratuloted by Mick McGill (State CouncillorJ.IVoyne and CIzerie Reeues look an. keep getting told, so it was perfect for the Carnival. The Olympic Pap Championship attracted 21 shooters, including the defending champion in John Maxwell from Illawarra. The overall winner for 1998 was Bur- dekin shooter Ray Collinson 135. John Maxwell claimed 1st in AA grade with 107. Promising junior from Cairns, David Bowen, was the winner of A grade with 112 from John McuureU - State Double ?Inp Champion, with Roy Collinson Dexter Barnes of Frankston Australian 111 and filling (Stote Coucillor)
October 1998 Austtdian Clay 'krget Shooting News Page 7 shooter John Maxwell recorded 164 to take the 1998 title. 1st in AA grade went to Wayne Reeves 114, from Jar Smaniotto (Cairns) 110 and Dexter Barnes 107. In A grade Ross Walsh returned 105, from Ray Collinson 101 and David Bowen 100. Silkwood Junior Steve Robertson was first in B grade with 107 from Chris Elsley 97 and Mick McGill 83. Nimmo Bruce from Cairns was the winner in C grade with 80 from Jim Laws (71) and Frank Nunan (Atherton) 59. Cherie Reeves managed to drag herself from the Office long enough to record 77 to win the Womens section from Diane Catelan 60. Steve Robertson returned 107 to win the Junior section from David Bowen 100. Also selected over the weekend were the QCTA GtePostal Teams for 1998, not to be confused with the Represen- tative Teams. selected over the elimi- nation series conducted throughout the previous 12 months. The Open Olympic Trap Team comprises David Bowen, Ray Collinson, Jar Smaniotto, Ross Walsh, Wayne Reeves and Bob Simpson. The Womens Olympic Trap Team is Carol Betteridge (Burdekin), Diane Catelan (Cairns) and Nicky Steel (Brisbane). The Open ISU Skeet Team is made up of Tony Kidman of Brisbane, Janine Kettels, Ross Walsh, Cherie Reeves, Mick McGill and Jar Smaniotto. The Womens Team is Janine Kettels, 1998 Qrleensland State ISUSIieet horn, lefl to right: Tony Kidmon, Jenine Kettels, Cherje Reeves and Nicole Hyland. Rors ~Yolslt,Chen'e Recurs, Miel DleGill, Jar Smaniotto. Douhle Trap Open Team is David Bowen, Bob Simpson, Ross Walsh, Steve Robertson, Chris Elsley and Ray Collinson. The Junior Team com- prises David Bowen, Cherie Reeves and Steve Robertson. It is certainly good to see Juniors Steve Robertson and David Bowen earning places in the Open Teams, like- wise, Janine Kettels and Cherie Reeves in the Skeet. If memory serves me correctly, in 1997 Mick McGill was a member of the State Open Trap & State Open Skeet Teams, now he has a spot in the State Open ISU Skeet Team, congratulations Mick!! Next year the Carnival will be hosted by the Brisbane Gun Club the second weekend in July, so we hope to see a good attendance. Thanks must go to the Normanton Committee, the helpers in the Off~ce,Carol Betteridge, Jim Edmonds and Cherie Reeves and the shooters who made the trip to support the Carnival.
Cherie Resuer conmtrrlotes Tonv Kidnlnn, Stab ISU Jenny Burt, QCTA Nomination Form A.G.T.A. Coach of the Year Award NOMINATIONYEAR - 1998
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The death of George Biggs on Friday 14th August ...... State 1998 came as a shock to all who knew him. Although aged 88 years, George seemed to be indestructible, and his passing leaves a big gap in clay target shooting's 'old guard'! George's contribution to the sport will no doubt be chronicled elsewhere. However, it is his 'hidden' efforts on which I will focus. My first contact with George was in the early sixties when I was working for ICIANZ and Zone George was a manager with Hartley's Sports Store in Flinders Street, Melbourne. Our rela- Accreditation Level tionship strengthened over a period, and we became close friends during the planning and A.C.T.A. Registration No...... conduct of the 1973 World Shooting Champi- onships at Melbourne Gun Club. When my appointment as National Secretary of the ACTA was announced in September 1976, one of the first people to offer support was George Nomination details Biggs. His extensive knowledge of the sport's history and rules proved invaluable, and he was always available for advice. A little later, when a decision was made to estab- lish a national coaching scheme and an old col- league of mine, Newton Thomas, was appointed National Director of Coaching, George was again conspicuous in his efforts to contribute, ulti- mately being appointed to the official coaching team as Victorian Director of Coaching. Another project in which I was intimately involved was the schoolboy/schoolgirl training scheme and George was very prominent in its emergence, not only as a community safety program, but also providing a new personal chal- lenge to students.
My personal loss is of a very loyal and close friend, one to whom I owe a great deal. Attach extra information if required Maybe, just maybe, we will soon see an angels' shooting team appear on the scene! Return to: National Director of Coaching PO Box 88, Maylands, WA 6931 Noel J. Southey Closing Date: Friday 27 November 1998 I
October 1998 I'agc 9 Aurtralian @layTarget Auaoiation hoarporahd ' 9 98 Natlanal Skeet @hamplanships To be held at the Whiteman Park, Perth, West Australia Thursday October 22 to Sunday October 25,1998 , Thursdav October 22 Open, Ladies,Veterans and Junior Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match followed by . . . The All States Skeet Championship of 100 Targets Overall lst, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. Nomination: $60. Fridav October 23 The Commonwealth Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the Adrian Hayes Memorial Trophy, ACTA Medal, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy. Placings Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. Nomination: $60. followed by . . . The Skeet Challenge Teams Trophy of 50 Targets. Open, Ladies, Juniors with Veterans named only. Saturdav October 24 The 29th National Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the A & E-~edersenPerpetual ~rophy,Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy. Placings Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. Nomination: $60. Sundav October 25
GLENN TROPHY, Australia Vs New Zealand Teams Match 50 targets- followed by . . . The 12th National Skeet Doubles Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the Perpetual ~aul~ohnston Doubles ~roph~, Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy. Placings Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. Nomination: $60. Additional awards include: Two Man Team Event; Two Lady Team Event; Mixed Pair Team Event; FITASC Club Team Event; All Australian Skeet Team. OVERALL HlGH GUN; LADIES HlGH GUN; JUNIOR HlGH GUN; SUB JUNIOR HlGH GUN; VETERANS HlGH GUN.
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WeSTERW AllSTRAlIAW CLAY WA Shooting Complex, Whiteman Park TARGET ASSOClATIOW IWC WA October 22 to October 25, 1998 ACCOMMODATION INTERNATIONAL TEAM SELECTION GLENN TROPHY TEAM GUIDE The Glenn Trophy Team to compete against New PERTH NATIONALS 1998 Zealand at the Skeet Nationals will be selected (approx 20-30minutes from Whiteman Park Complex) from the top 5 scores over the 300 targets of the All GREAT EASTERN MOTOR LODGE, States Skeet Championship 1OOt, Commonwealth 81 Grt Eostem Highwoy. Rivervale - 08 9362 361 1 Skeet Championship 10Ot ar~dthe National Skeet GLENVALE LODGE. 70 Riveradole Rood. Rivervaie -08 9361 7802 ANGEL0 LODGE. 66 Riveisdole Rood. Rivervale -08 9361 7944 Championship 1OOt. THE REGENCY MOTEL, 61 Grt Eastern Hwy, Rivewaie -08 9362 3MM The event will be conducted on the morning of FLAG MOTOR LODGE Sunday 25 October 1998 prior to tlie National 129 Grl Eastern Hwy. Rivervale -08 9277 2766 ALL TRAVELLERS MOTEL.169 Grt Eastern Hwy. Belmont - 08 9479 4060 Doubles competition. MARRACONDA MOTEL 375 Grt Eostern Hwy. Redcliffe - 08 9277 7777 EEL EYRE MOTEL. 285 Grt Easter Hlq. Belmont - 08 9277 2733 OCEANIC GAMES TOORAK LODGE. 85 Grl Eastern Hw.Riveivole - 08 9361 5522 The teams lo represent Australia at these Ga~liesin THE ASCOT INN. 1 Epsom Avenue. Ascot - 08 9277 8W NSW next year will be selectecl the same as tlie RED CASTLE MOTOR HOTEL 200 Git Eastern Hwy. R~vervole- 08 9361 6344 Glenn Trophy Team except there will be six com- KINGSWAY CARAVAN PARK . petitors (Three in "A" team and three in Wonneroo Road. Lonsdole - 08 9409 9267 PERTH HOLIDAY CARAVAN PARK, "8" team) funding arrangements to be advised. This 91 Benoro Rood. Coversham - 08 9279 6700 will alter should the 1999 Skeet Nationals be held BURSWOOD RESORT HOTEL. prior to the Oceania Games at which the team will Grt Eostern'Hwy. Burrwoad - 08 9362 7551 SHERATON PERTH HOTEL. 207 Adelaide Tce. Pedh -08 9325 0501 NOVOTEL LANGLEY PERTH. 221 Adelaide Tce. Pedh - 08 9221 1200 Doug dfoorby from Bathurat Woodturning presenting Sub Junior trophies The Stnte Team~~ ~ for~ 1998-~~. is~ Col~ ~ Burt.-~ . John tiuh~vtn;!, Pk~~~.Sash. Frdrlh Hcdlry. i~.,tt \V!.l#ht, Rod 'l:~yl<,r.~I~cltael 3lolyiin. L;8urie Scl.rcillli, Pad I Oclnhcl. 1998 Auitr.al~;m('la? 'hlgct Shoul~ngNew broke through the conditions were South East Zone senior boys, left to rig'ltf: Steue Jos, Jman Bold and Andrew Aquilina. ter and the 'C. This provides an opportunity for the cream of the crop to compete at State There were 137 shooters nominated f~om29 schools providing level and with Out 25 teams, the numbers up on last year. the vision of Mr Rod Laidlaw and the The event shot as two visits of 10 targets, shot single barrel, backing of his produced from the first round, six clear scores, the second company this out round produced four clear ten's with only Marcel Tigani, a standing event junior (under 15 years on the day), putting the two clear would not exist. rounds together for an outright overall win. On behalfof the stu- All placegetters in the four divisions, boy/girl/senior/junior, as dents and the well as the four members of the winning team, Lhis year Gipp- administrators on sland Grammar, qualify to go to the final at Bendigo later in the day I would like the year. to thank Rod, Win- Each of the four Victorian Zone Championships is organised ' e s e , by the Victorian Clay Target Association and the major ks '- sponsor Winchester, a division of Olin. tralian, the VC.TA and everyone who ne helped on the day Lo Marcel Egoni. make things run as sn~oothlyas they did, again thank you all. Zone Secretary, Chris Carrol Overall Winner: Marcel Tigani 20120, Parade Coll. Senior Boys: 1st Andrew Aquilina 22/23, Kardinia Sec Coll; 2nd Steve Joy 21123, Gippsland Grammar; 3rd Jason Bold 23/25, Westernport Sec Coll. Senior Girls: 1st Terese Mazza 24/26, Loyola Sec Coll; 2nd Emily Signorotto 23/26, St.Columhus Cath Coll: 3rd Natalia Rallrnan Page 14 Sepleniber 1998 14/20, Chandler Sec Coll. Junior Boys: 1st Matthew Ferrier The South West Zone School Students shoot for 1998 which was 24/27, Yarram Sec held at Noorat Clay Target Club on 26thAugust and sponsored by Coll; 2nd Rowan Winchester, V.C.T.A., South West Zone of V.C.T.A., Bay City Clay Wallis 23/27, Targets and City Watchmakers Geelong. Bairnsdale Sec Coll; TIw day jro1.tc.d .vc:II ~zrhrhc Noorat ~lubg~.oundi and nul.l.c~unds 3rd Adrian Calvi in eucvll,~nrOI.~L.I. tI!iittks tu rho ct1'01~1i~flhe SI 111.:11 club conlniil- 23128, St. Bede's tee. Cath Coll. This year a new sponsor, Geelongs' City Watchmakers provided five wrist watches which were presented to the Overall Winner Junior Girls: 1st and the Winner of each of the Senior & Junior sections. Simone Tigani Students from 18 schools1calleges attended giving us an overall 18/20, Acad of Mary; total of 174 students competing. The day was fine and sunny; ideal 2nd Teneille smith for target shooting and at ten am, Master of Ceremonies - Harry 14/20, Werrihee Sec Vaughan, called the students to compete. Zone President Len Coll. Cook, acting as Shoot Marshall took charge and shooting com- Team: Gippsland menced over the four grounds which comprise the Noorat Gun Grammar 63180: S. Cluh, most of the refereeing was done hy S.W. Zone volunteers Joy, W. Drew, M. assisted by attending teachers. Warren &A. McCor- The days results are as follows: mack. OIA & 1998 S.W.Z. School Student Champion: Tom Austin of Hamilton College 19/20. 1st Senior Boy M. Cameron of Monivae 18/20, 2nd R. Rundell of Bainbridge 17/20, 3rd S. Clifford Colac High 19/24. 1st Senior Girl F. Clutterbuck of Monivae 17/20, 2nd R. Holt of Colac College 15/20, 3rd M. Schurman of Monivae 14/20. 1st Junior Girl J. Wythe Macarthur Primary 15/20, 2nd G. Bush from Geelong High and 3rd M. Gruar of Brauer College. Team Shoot Winner Bainbridge College scoring 63180 with team members being S. Rundell, R.Rundell, P. Cleggett and S. East. The year 'Winchester' intrnduced a ncw dimension by providing certificates for the top ten scores at the zone shoot and winners in the top '10' were: T. Austin 19/20, M. Cameron 19/20, P. Cleggett School Persons Shot 18/20, R. Rundell 17/20, N. Cox 17/20, F Clutterhuck 17120, B. 130 shooters representing 21 schools competed at Hillam 16120, S. Clifford 16/20, T. Gardiner 16/20, R. Holt 21/27. the Cohuna Gun Club on Thursday 13th August. The South West Zone extends sincere thanlrs to all and anyone who helped in any way to make this day the success that it was; The zone would like to thank the Cohuna Gun Cluh the attendance was a little up on last year and hopefully as people members for the way the grounds were presented. get more familiar with the new firearm regulations the atten- dances will increase. All the people that helped with refereeing, scoring, catering, the blackboard, the gun magazine, the A special thanks to the ladies of the Noorat club committee who supplied the food and sweets and did such a good job of dispensing shoot marshall, and the office staff. them. The zone thanks Winchester and Rod Laidlaw for Unfortunately the other photos were spoiled their sponsorship of the event. Overall Jason Saunderson of Kaniva 20120. Senior Boy Reece Yetman of Hopetoun 27/30, 2nd Alexander McKinnon of McCauley 26/30. Senior Girl Kate Perkins of Warracknaheal 12/20, 2nd Joanne Whelan, Murtoa 12/25. Junior Boy Cameron Foott, McCauley 24/25, 2nd Dustin Barry of Stawell 23/25. Junior Girl Kate Saunderson of Kaniva 13/20, 2nd Melissa Puiatti of Kerang 11/20. Winning Team was McCauley College 791100, members Luke Reyne, John Grewer, Cameron Foott and Alexander McKinnon. Next years shoot is at the Jeparit Gun Club. Overall winrter Torn Austin and 3r.d plnee Junior. Gir.1 Dfelissa Giuor. October 1998 Australian Clay Twget Sbooting News Page 15 i f 998 NSW S+elStl @arnlnal i tiful weather but conditions deteriorated badly by the end of the weekend. This was the first year we had included the State Double Trap as part of the ISU Carnival, shooting the event on tho Friday, but there mustnP be many Double Trap shooters out there as we only had ten shooters compete for the title. Craig Tilley was the winner of the 1998 State Double Trap Championship with a score of 126+44. Well done Craig. Nathan MeDannell from Port Mac- quarie was runner up with 114+36 with Tas Psarakis from Sydney winning B grade 99t30 and Rocky Manno, a junior visitor from South Australia winning C grade 92+28. Gleniss Lawrence won the Womens Double Trap Title (which is shot over 160 targets not 200 as in the mens event1 with a score of 87+27. congratulations Gleniss. The 3 person Mens Double Trap Team for the ISU Nationals in Adelaide is Craig Tilley, Nathan McDonnell and Mick Blenman. There were 35 shooters from all areas of NSW in attendance (along with a couple of Victorians) for the State Olympic Trap Championship with well known Canberra shooter Fillipo Petriella winning Olymnpie Pap championship wiancrs the event after a very close finish with 106+25. Well done Fillipo. Glenn Kable from Cecil Park won AA The State ISU Carnival was the second of our State Carnivals for grade with 106+23, Nathan MeDonnell won A grade the yea]. and it appears that wet conditions are the flavour of the with 106+20, Damel Power from Crookwell won B grade 1021125 month this year in NSW, either leading up to or during our Carni. and Rocky Manno from SA won C grade with 881125. vals. We were fortunate to kick off on the 14th August with beau- ~h,warnens Olympic Trap section was wan by Susie Balogh from I.S.U. SHOOTERS Due to circumstances outside our control, which caused major alterations to scheduling of events in N.S.W. this year, shooters will be accepted for the 1998 I.S.U. Grand Prix Final at N.S.W.G.C. on 10th October with 2 qualifying shoots on their Handicap Card instead of the previously required 3 shoots. 6 e e e 1999 1N.S.W. BLUE BOOK VERY REASONABLE CLUB & CORPORATE ADVERTISING RATES Closing date for advertisements - 20th October 1998 For further details (02) 6361 4443 I'ngc 16 Auslralian Clay Target Shooting Nr~vs Oclub~.r.1998 State Double 'Pap winners. nlaworra Gun Club president Fwd Ropley with Fil Petriella winner State Olvmoie" . 'Pap Cltampionship Orange with a scare of 56+19 with runner up being Sydney junior shooter Angelique Psarakis on 51+19. Well done! The Womens Team for the ISU Nationals is Susie Balogh, Angelique Psarakis and Gleniss Lawrence. Keuin Perkins with George Barton, winner State ISU Skeet Chantpionship. Stnte Olympic Trap team. The State ISU Skeet Team (Postal) for 1998 is Clive Barton, George Barton, Darren Perkins, Kris Jones, Frank Gomboso and Ken Jones. The 3 member ISU Skeet Team for the National Cham- The State Olympic napTeam (Postal) for 1998 is Fillipo Petriella, pionships is George Barton, Clive Barton and Darren Perkins. Nathan McDonnell, Daniel Power, Steven Zadro, Glenn Kable and We pleased to note that the of the common. Kevin Perkins. The 3 member Olympic Rap Team for the 1x1 wealth G~~~~ shooting T~~~ were for the weekend . Nationals is Fil Petriella, Glenn Kable and Nathan MeDonnell. Clive Barton, David Cunningham and Ben Kclley (with Michael The State ISU Skeet championship drew shooters from country Diamond the other Team mcmber). We wished all these shooters NSW, Canberra, Queensland and Victoria and we also welcomed the very best as they headed for Kuala Lumpur for the Common- tho Australian National Coach Mr Luca Scribani Rossi to our Car- wealth Games. nival. Once again our thanks go to the Illawarra Gun Club President, The event was won for the second consecutive year by George Fred Rapley, their Committee and members, for their hospitality Barton from Tamworth who is now an athlete at the Australian and use of their fine facilities. The Illawarra Gun Club is always Institute of Sport IAIS) in Canberra. George shot 115-25 to clinch willing to assist the Association with the offer of their facilities for the event from his brother Clive 115+22+4. Neil Rundle, another training camps and we are very grateful for their continued AIS athlete won Agrado 115+21, Frank Gomboso from Illawarra support. won B grade 1011125 and Jason Maxwell also from Illawarra won We look for,vard to seeing you all again C grade with 931125. Janine Kettles from Queensland won the womens section with 61~15,from 75+25. Congratulations to all A comprehensive list of results can be found the in the results the winners. section of the magazine under NSWCTA. Oetobel. 1998 Australinn Clay Target Shooting News Page 17 Maryborough Tid Bits, &Id The only news I picked up fkom Moonie Western Zone shoot Coast. Allen Johlin. Vince Dollisson. Harrv Walker and mvself was Brad Petersen took A grade DR &Junior High Gun while from ~ar~horou~h:Garry Carew drew tge jackpot and ;vent Neil Berry won DB C'ship. I got this local news from the halfway, better luck next time Garry. Bill Edgerton won't have grapevine so it is correct, thanks Cheryl. to live on love this week as he eats again by &inning the meat Harry still with the flu so P~tertook me over to Bundy, thanks tray kindly donated by Goddards. Chris Post now hack to A Peter. With the windy conditions we had nothing to boast grade before the ink dried on his scorecard. Thanks to Sharon ahout on the way home and myself not able to hold A grade &Joy in the kitchen. scores over the last 600 I now retire to B grade again. Talking about the new books don't forget to look after them as I put the video on the footy while shooting and arriving home you continue with the same until it is full, keep them in a thought I \vould catch up on the footy, when 1 came to the first folder or envelope. I notice all I handle are still in good order. advertisement I pressed fast forward and just at that moment Main results of the day in AA grade Glen Durre DB Cont, my dog walked past and she ran around and around the room Brian Goddard SB & AAHG. In Agrade Bill Edgerton SB with going crazy. Not knowing what was wrong with her 1 pressed Barry Power DB, Cont and Agr HG; B grade Mathew Post DB, the stop button and she stopped running, I am still thinking Dennis Carew SB, Gary Alhrecht Cont; C grade Tony Clarke what \vould have happened if 1 pressed eject. DB, Steve Bowes SB, Allen Joblin Cont & Harry Walker C They tell me in Bundy don't suck those new sex pills or you gade HG. In the Handicap after a good shoot off with bath end up with a stiff neck. missing a target very early Brian let Warren hack in and ended up Warren Shelford lst, Brian Goddard 2nd and Gary BUNDABERG 218: Most distant visitor being Brad Little of Caretv 3rd plus B grade High Gun. The day was about 24 Moree, welcome Brad hope you enjoyed your shoot while up degrees with no wind and not a cloud in the sky, what a great paying a visit to your folks. Other visitors heing Frank Robin- day for shooters, you wouldn't be dead for quids. Met up with son Central Burnett, Peter Pagliarino, Stafford Smith & yours Norm Keech who informed me ill health didn't let him get to truly of Maryborough. Ivan Taylor drew the jackpot but I don't Darwin, bad luck Norm, there is always next year. think lie shot it as he was shooting it as we left. Spencer Plath won the meat raffle. The day was windy and even the best of MARYBOROUGH 2318: Ted Turton still making headway shooters were at a loss. Bundy had a top coach the week before and has his plaster off hoping to be hack soon, it will he good and the chalk marks of feet stance were still on the tracks. to see you hack Ted. At the Brishane Exhibition 2 day shoot No.1. layout was alright, but No.2 layout set out for left locals to do well were Iwine Wynyard taking OA in DB Exhi- handers was hard to follow, I nearly broke a leg to place my bition Championship and Paul Anderson AA in same event. feet and swing around. Paul also took OAin Valley Discount Tobacconists DB Cham- pionship, good shooting by both. Glad to see Dave Nielsen back As Peter had three lovely girls to get home to, as two are not shooting, welcome hack Dave. Thanks to the kitchen ladies home very often we left as we were finished so I had to ask Heather & Kay Bulfin, also thanks to those making the Kaye to forward the results, thanks Kaye. grounds look so good and to Andy fixing No.3 trap, thanks As I said it was windy and with only one possible for the day again Andy. A big thanks to Holly in the office who won the in Phillip Warren who took AA points with Rob Rehbein taking meat tray, good shooting Holly. OA & AA 50t C'ship & SB giving Rob Overall High Gun. In A Visitors from Gympie in Mathew & Chris Post and Bill & Lex grade Kaye Rehbein took the field, Points, 50t C'ship and SB, Stolberg. Lex drew the jackpot but missed out and with only great shooting Kaye. B grade was spread around with Keith two left on the quicky hoard Lex took it and won the bottle of Palmer Points, Brian Charteris 50t DB C'ship and visitor Brad Vat 69. From Bundaberg Adam & Tim Gardner, Brian Fourro, Little taking the SB. C grade was also divided with Jan Bruce Walker & Irvine Wynyard T.L.G.C., thank for coming. Butters Points. Graham Jenson 50t DB C'shi~and Jarrad Smith SB. \\'a s'r~llllnvt..J;~n & J.,l,n 1i~rrte1.sin cun M-OFSE GUNS COME CASED Bmwning BZG TraU 12ga UIO ...... $4,500 goad Browning D4 "Game Gun" 28" ...... $9,500 as new Beretta SO5 12ga UIO 30" Sportor ...... $15,500 new Miroku GI2 12ga UIO Trap 30"...... $4,500 good Perazzi MX7 12ga UIO Trap 32'' ...... $3,500 ex-con Perazni MX8 12ga 1110 lkap 30" ...... $4,000 good Perazzi MX8 12ga UlO Trap 30"...... $4,200 good Rirzini Arternis 20ga U/O Ejector...... $1,800 new ROUGHED ALUMINIUM Rizzini S790 410ga UIO Ejector ...... $1,650 new Heaps More in Stock! October 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 19 Cessnock Clay Target Club Cessnock Clay Targct Club held its July two day shoot on the not stop P. Farrugia 25th & 26th July. With rain for three days leading up to the winning the 30 weekend local club members were optimistic for a goad target Hunter weekend. Valley DB Champi- Saturday morning appeared clean and for a little while it onship. With T. looked as if the weather had cleared. But it was not to be. Turner taking AA Shooting was to commence at 9.00am and that's when the grade and K. weather turned as well. Thomson second. A grade was won by Tony A and A. Jones second: B grade was won by D. Perri and T. Cragg took second place; C grade honours to A. Jackson over R. Seaburn in second place. A 25 target SB Championship was event 3 with D. Humphries taking honours with the only possible. AA gradc went to D. MeMillan fallorved by C. Sherry. A grade went to G. Pringle followcd by P. (Jacko) Jackson. C. Main (left) and Ton, Zhrner (right1 cangrotulate C. made went.~~. to.. S~.. AGradc Higlr Gun winner T Schafer. Oucrall High Gun winner at, Bajada. Hopwaod, followed by R. Seaburn. The first erent being a 25 target DB CD with A. Raisbeck, R. Jenness, T. Schafer, C. Sherry, A. Joncs,A. Vernon and P. Fitza- Event 4 saw a 30 target DB Continental Championship con- Ian all shooting possible's and sharing the cash. By evcnt 2, the tested with K. Thompson winning Overall, AA grade T. Turner clouds had closed in and therc was a slight breeze, but this did followed by T.J. Turner. A grade was wan by B. Samuels, fol- B Grade High Gun winner P. (JockoJJackson. C Glodr High Gun winner A. Jackson. Aust~.alianClay Target Shooting News October 1998 lowed by P. Farrugia. B grade was won by P. (Jacko) Jackson, second was C. Lewis. C grade was won by M. Ferguson followed by R. Seaburn again runner up. That saw the end of competition for day one with every- body returning to the club house to escape the weather and enjoy a lovely meal pre- pared by the ladies in the kitchen. Day 2 \Vith thc wcnrhur o~.rrmnly!LO better nt lhc s~ariof the day, only rn gcr worse :r the day went on rn;!klng ccm~pctingcenninly chnl- lenging. First up on Day 2 was event 5, 25 target Hunter Valley Handicap. Adrian Jackson, a local junior member eventually won this event, followed by P. Fitzalan, W. Ingles, M. Bajada and J. Sleightholme. Event 6 saw a 30 mixed target Champi- onship contested with C. Lindsay taking overall, with an exciting shoot off between our club President T. Turner and Vice Pres- ident P. Bartlett for AAwith Tom eventually winning out. A grade was won by M. Bajada, with M. McPhee second. B grade was won by K. Pearce, with John T. sec0nd.C grade was won by A. Jackson with N. Seaburn second. The last event of the weekend was a 30 Veteran High Gun winner G. Faster. Lodies Higrh Gun winner R. Scaburn. target Point Score Championship, Overall going to K. Pearce. AAwas won by J. Sleightholme, followed by Ladies High Gun was wan by R. Seabu1.n and Veterans High Chris Lindsay. A grade was won by T. Schafer, followed by M. Gun by G. Fasten Bajada. made was won by T' by P' Even though the weather tried its hardest to make life uncom- grade was by D' by R' fortable for competitors, I believe everybody enjoyed them- Seaburn. selves and hope to see them again in November. As with all That saw the end of the competition with only the High Guns shoots, many thanks must go to the club members, the ladies in to be sorted out. Congratulations to M. Bajada for taking out the kitchen and the sponsors: Fighting Fit Ammunition Sup- Overall High Gun with AA grade going to J. Sleightholme. A plies, Coalfields Gas & Engineering Supplies, and Singleton grade was won by T. Schafer. B grade was won by Jacko and C Retravision far all making this two day shoot possible. grade by A. Jackson. The Echuca Clay Target Club hosted the UIT Grand Prix series on Gilopidis, 2nd Brett Dunstan; A grade Nathan Cassells, 2nd Jeff the 22nd and 23rd of August. Among the shooters were Adam Tonna; B grade Nick Asmar, 2nd Joanne Ken; C grade Steve Vella, Deserie Wakefield Baynes, Nathan Cassells, Steve Atkins Calleja, 2nd Brian Wallden. and John Gilopidis. Sunday saw the Olympic Double Trap shot in fine and sunny con- The Ecbuca grounds have never looked better. The club having ditions, the results were: Overall Phillip Downs; AA grade Adam been recently re-tiled inside, looks the best it ever has while Vella, 2nd Steve Atkins; A grade Steve Baynes, 2nd Jeff Tonna; B outside the grass is green and starting to grow quito well over the grade Tony Dinatale, 2nd Brian Wallden; C grade Steve Calleja, new Olympic layout. 2nd Rayce Burgess. Over the two days of shooting, the traps worked perfectly. With five squads of shooters the Trench ran smoothly, allowing them to shoot the whole 125 targets in the one day The final was shot at 9am on Sunday. The Double Trap followed on straight after the Trench final. Things ran smoothly once again and the double trap was over by about 2pm. During the speeches at the presentations, shooters commented on how well everything ran. The trappers did an outstanding job and were rewarded with an extra bonus, kindly donated by Frank Adrian Cousens Vella. Groups or individuals The gentlemen in the office kept the day running smoothly with squads backing up ready to shoot. Schools or hourly rates Thank you to all who helped in anyway to make the weekend a success. The Olympic Trap was shot an Saturday in blustery and windy conditions, the results being: Overall Adam Vella; AA grade John Octobei. 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 21 Last month's column on the workings ofa Major Shoot inAmct.ica lhvs created n forgetting to work out who is going to do It. That system works okay with great deal of interest and generated a numbel. of questions an such mntters as strangers, but it's pretty hard to pull oB with your mates. Secondly, even when professional refereeing, seleetirs squadding, tho National Major Shoat Calendar the refereeing mster ~vol-ksgreat, and the shooters are also backing up well, 1 nnd how the money payouts am distributed. Over the next few months 1 twill still get Rustrvtingly long delays between squads while shooters walk to the far attempt to addresseach of theseissues individunlly This month I will start wit11 end of the ear-park and baek ta lack their guns away, as nor ~.equiredby lubu selective wusdding, not only because I consider it to be an entrcmrly important With a selected squad, when you finish shooting, you just hand your gun to one issue, but also because I believe that ire eut.l.enlly stand at the ct.osst.oads with ofyour males, pick up the button, and away you go. (He also brings you n d~ink it in Australia baek later, or even relieves you between raund.1 Thirdlh the refereeing raster Many years ago, when I first stvited shooting. I learnt that at gmss mots level becomes unnecessary because they work it out internallv. to ..cive .vou a better you can pletty much arralge your squad any wayyou please, whieh has all sarts re~t~11clu? .t !..>Ler c%cr<,"Id Af~cr -cle:tcL %,LA<.. ), u h,,rd.y ev:r ~ct:an of advantages and eonveniencea. Nowevez when I began to attend State shoots ,adtprr~l*wrsdiriort snd 3 w,er.ln .rnvlu;. s111,rl~uuld lhc ..tt1111: lon~,vr,it~ny and theNationnls, I found that this all changes. Suddeuly squadding was under Tile c.8" shlr Iwtnncta ut ih: s~w~d~..~nlls . xmnt . th~~.~n.i,~~l.~l~rr .-r~xi.f~llr ~~. the total jurisdiction of the hierarchy and was definitely not dolie lo eonfotm as par;ofthe selective rquadd;ng package. with shooter convenience. Not knowing any better. I just presumed that this war Anyway let's bring ourselves up to date. So t1,el.e I was in \Vagga last year, the way that it was, and although disliking It, simply learned to live with it. warklng at thc Trap Nationals. Imagine my surprise on Sunday morning when Horvcuer, an my fimt trip to the New Zealand Nntionals, I found that a lady at I was told that, at the AGM the previous evening, a motion was pessed fmm the the squadding window, taking rive tickets in any order you want, is a much floor that shootel.s will be squadded in the order that they nominate. Now I don't better plan. Alinort all Australian shoatere the1 attend thc NZ Nationals shoot claim to be Albert Einstein, but it only took me about two seconds to figure out well and have a g.eat time and 1 believe that thei~.selcctivesquadding policy is that $we now had selectivesquadding in Aust~aliualbeit via the baek door Iffive one of the main reasons far this. of you wish to shoot together in a particular ordel: you simply get together and line up at the squadding window in that order What if thore are already two shoaters listed on the squad sheet when your first shooter gets to the window? What stops you standing aside and allowing three othc~.peaplethrough? End of story. So what happened? Fat. the rest or the week those people who wished to shoat together did so. Thorc people who wished losquad randomly didso. Every- body had a great time and I did not hear a single allegation of cheating or any other enmolnint for that matter - " system. As a matter of fact. I believe we are now an an unprecedented run of three consecutive Nationals without a single pl.otcrt hearing and harmony between competitors and administratot.~seems to be at an all time high. Actu- .nz and b.,, cvr. 'tit LA^:. (n,.t r,.c,c- ;8!1" .2 ava.c,d.. Nnrd .\furton bring prwrnlrd u,ilh brrpifia and cerlifieot@in bring !he polron uf .\'r~tueurllr.l.uke ifuryuarir Cloy 'Ibrgel Club in Aupu+l.7'h~ club honuurrd Huzrl ol82)cuvr of uge iin /,ring ils firdl lady member in 1956 and being inatrum>ntal in the club's formation in 1947. Member Home club Achieved at ... Break ... G. Baker Newcartle- Lake Maeouarie Kem~scv. . DTL 75: 100 Mstr. P. Baker ~ewcastlo: Lake Macquarie Kempsey DTL 100 R. Bergamin Ceeil Park Ceeil Park DTL 50 Mrs. S. Bertalli St. Arnaud Ararat DTL 50 R. Bmdin TOttcnham Canowindra Continental 50 R. Cameron Majura Park Canowindm DTL 100 J. Chandler Geraldtan Geraldton DTL 100 E. Dobmwolski Orange Canowindru DTL SO C. Dun" Callawadda- Callawadda Stawell Stawell DTL 150 D. Grant Cloneury Clancurry DTL 50 R. Hatton Yamba Yamba DTL 75 R. Kilmartin Gladstono Gladstone Skeet 50 L.W Littlefield Newcastle- Neweastlo- Lake Macquvrie Lake i\laequal.ie Continental 50 3. Lueehitti Cecil Park Tamworth Skeet 75; 100 B. Mnnns Cabar Cobvr DTL 450 R. Ohlsen Sunshino Casst Sunshine Coast DTL 50 .l,,h,, Younprr ond fellow Virluriuns feelirzp el home on lho scaled A. Peel Maiura Park Majura Park Continental 50 bod: (due lo ruin, rain and mow mi", nol.eI1y firld lny$,ut due tu G. Piekersgill Gnora Gc~.aldton DTL 50: 75 .psd,,nnpmenl . of the ehurih rl&vol anlil Oclubrr 10~11.7'hr g,>od G. Porter Yamba Yamba DTL 50 n~crfor John, he trua /he tiigh Gun - o hrund "no shotgtrn. Mstr. C. Power Sunshine Coast Sunshlnc Coast DTL 50 The gdnetvr for ulhrr comp~lilorris /hot he, will b~ reprrsmling T. Psarakis Sydney lllawarra DTL 100 Auslrnlin nlonp uith .\'ewcurtlu tnernber I'cler IVrlls it, 16r. IJS whilrl P. Rowe South Australian South Australian DTL 50 the October eu&t is run, onother shotgun to bc won! Mstr. R.A. Rundell Tyrendarrv Tyrendarra DTL 50: 75: 100 Mstr. M.P. Scott Callawuddn-Stawcll nirendarra DTL 50: 75 G. Sinclair Cowrs Canow~ndla Continental 100 P. Spiropoulos Cecil Park Cecil Park Continental 50 TRADE PRACTICES ACT D. Turner Downside Albury-Wodonga Continental 50 The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. it R. Walker Cecil Park Tamwal.th Skeet 50 is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ,ensure that advertisements which are B. Whitcroft Peel &Districts Bunbury Skeet 75 published In this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the T. White Yamba Yamba DTL 75 responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advertising B. Willey Albury-Wodonga Albury-Wodonga DTL 50: 75 agency submitting the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. B. Wilton Bombaln Majurv Park DTL 50 reserves the right to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason. P young Coffs Harbour Dorrigo DTL 75 October 1998 Australian Clay Tnl get Shooting News Page 23 Gowa Gars Glab - GoIa Gap Shoot We wcrc indccd lucky with the weather fur Cowra Gun Cowra in general. Club's annual Gold Cup Shoot held August 1st & 2nd. It The Gold Cup was the first completely dry weekend for some time, and for 1998 those competing - 75 on Saturday and 85 on Sunday, were Steve CalLabi. appreciative of the good conditions. Successful shooters at Cozura Gun Club Gold Crrp Shoot Fatlzer B Son from Orange Glen &fcAllirter,ruinner of the Hnndieop lbopky Euent and nfurray fifcAllister uirnrsr ofJtlnior Oueroll High Gun & Gald Cup Jnnior Higlr Gun. ano of Sydney, who was successful after shooting off with five other possible5 100/100s for tile title. The runnel. up Kitchen helpers at tlze Couro Gun CIz'b Gold Cup Slloot: Keuin & Carol Corneron. Jentrv Blarleh Marlene Kiss & Jovce Sinelair. Our numbers were down a little this ycar, as the floods affected the Western shooters and the Southern Zone Car- nival at Illawarra clashed with us. but as is usual at Cowra, the club received many compliments on the shoot- ing facilily itselr, the organisation, the catering and on Page 24 Ausit.al~anClayl'al.gei Shooting News October I998 absent Under 16 winn& ~iintSlaields and Torn ~ayibr. was Cowra member Glenn Sinclair who missed his 188th Noel Nicholson of Crookwell. Those three were also the target to leave Steve victorious. High Gun winners for the shoot in those divisions. The Co~vraclub is particularly proud of Glenn's effort, as Junior Gold Cup winners were: Under 14: Joshua while working hard alongside other committee members to Lawrence of Canowindra; Under 16 Clint Shields of run the shoot, he shot with excellence to win the High Gun Coleambally: Under 18 Peter Auditore of Sydney. for the weekend with a score of 2741275. He did not miss a target in competition, and a second barrel in the point score event robbed him of a perfect score. Evidently the"rood' conditions assisted 'good' shooters to produce 'good' Gores, and over the two dais, nine shooters Glenn won the 50 applied for fifteen break badges rang in^ from breaks of 50 target Central to 300 slraight. Tablelands Double Barrel Classic We are very grateful to the shooters who come to visit us after 15 possibles year after year and also to the sponsors who continue their battled it out in a support. These were Aalana Motel, Cowra Concrete Prod- shoot off. Chris ucts, Cowra Tyre and Brake Centre, Pro Trap Shooting Salafia of Leeton Supplies, Kibbers Mitre 10, Martins Electrical (Betta), finally giving way Milperra Marketing I Bay City Targets and Wayne Lynch when he dropped from Royce's Cake Shop. his 217th target. Gwen Clark, Publicity Oficer Saturday's Handi- cap Trophy event was won by Glen McAllister of Orange after seven shot the possible 25/25. The Len Bird 3 Man Team event run in conjunction with the Handicap was won by Charlie Sherry, Paul Farrngia and Mike Bajada all of Sydney. Other Gold Cup event winners were Junior: Murray McAllister of Orange; Ladies: Wendy Barton of Coltabiano of Sydztcy with ~oih,Cup rrnd Bowning; Veteran: Ofire stanfor Cowra Gold Cup Shoot, Jenny DIoulrl and mininttrve Gnld Cup kerpsalz~. Club Secretary JvDuigltt. Oclobcr l Camrnonweoltb Dcauville Doubles winners Arthur Turner & Ian Merrich ruith Prosty Singleton. Saturday dawned overcast, but by the time shooting commenced The annual Masonic charity golf day to at 9am it was a beautiful fine sunny day. 70 shooters contested the raise money for the Royal Freemasons' first event which was a 5t eye opener followed by the 25t Far Hospital is a tradition. Now there will Western District Double Barrel Championship. With 30 shooters ...... -ahnntinr thr,.... r....nnaaihle ~~~ the~~~~ shoot-~~~-~ off.~- cnmmenced.~. but was ouicklv also be an annual Masonic Clay Target whittled down to four - Ian Merrick, Bryan Manis, John ~awren; and Roger Duthie. After Roger dropped out the other three went Day, to raise money for the Royal on to finish with Ian Merrick coming first 4731473, Bryan Manns Freemasons' Homes of Victoria, on second 4721473. Other grade winners were A grade James Var- Sat 31 October 1998. The venue is private property in the Kilmore area. This will be a 50 target novelty simulated field event with refreshments afterwards. Trophies awarded on handicapped scores. For further information, phone Ian on (AH) 9459 91 37 or send a stamped self addressed envelope to 7 Bonar Street, Heidelberg, Vic, 3081 for a nomination Single Barrel lYinner Ian Mertiek with KeithSoames. Page 26 Austt.alian Clay Tiwget Shooting News October 1998 Winner of Golden Clay & Double Rise tan Merrich State Night SB Cont' NSlY Junior Masters Cltampion of Championship and Ouerall High Gun Champion. Champions Ben Radford. winner Arthur nrner. denega 74/75, B grade Tony Schafer 32133 and C grade Robert Sunday dawned a beautiful warm sunny day with a few sore heads Roberts 24125. The Junior Master on the event was Clint Shields starting to shoot at 9am. 41/42. The first event was the 25t Far Western District Pointscore Cham- The second event on Saturday was a 60t Medley (15t of DB, SB, PS pionship. Nine passibles were shot with Col Bctts eventually & Hep). This was an interesting event with Arthur Turner winning coming out the winner with a score of 1591159, Other grade with the only possible 90190. Other grade winners were A grade winners were A grade Jack Headon 77178, B glade Roger Squire Gary McDonald 1081114; B grade Paul Ringland 8719; C grade 75115 and C grade Sissy Thompson 68/76. The Junior Master on Wayne Walker 82190. this event was Ben Radford 71175. After shooting everyone gathemd in the clubhouse and enjoyed a The next went was the 30t Mafessh Handicap which was the Cal- delicious dinner ably cooked by Gary Jones, Joe Ghonisi and the cutta event. Nine possibles were shot with the eventual winner ladies in the kitchen. After dinncr a very spirited Calcutta was being Brian Doyle 50150, second Chris Salafia 53154, third Ian held with Glen Castellaro being and excellent and um, innovative Merriek 52/54, fourth Len Gray 40141 and fifth Murray Foster auctioneer. 39140. IVinner. of Frosty'? Veterans Ciassie Jock Hendon October 1998 Australian Clay Tnl.get Shooting News Page 27 The last event far the weekend was 15pr Far Western District Double Rise C'ship with Arthur Turner winning with the only possi- hle of 30130. Other grade winners were Agrade Jack Headon 37/40, B grade Tony Schafer 28/30 and C grade Tony Forrest 49/60. President Frosty Singleton corrducted lhe presentations with his usual flair ably assisted by Keich Soames and Ern Hawkins. Overall Highyn and Gold Clay winner was Arthur Turner 2711275, Silver Clay winner was Glen Castellaro 2701275 and Bronze Clay winner was Mark McInncs 2681275. The Junior MasLers Champion of Champions was Ben Radford 117/125 and the Intermediate High Gun winner was Paul Ringland 2491275. Frosty's Veterans Classic was keenly contested with the remarkable Jack Headon from Hay coming out on top, followed by the legendary Em Hawkins from Sydney and the youthful Don Scawcroft from Rainbow Beach coming in third. All in all a very successful shoot. Lq?: Winncr of Mafeesh Handicap, Brian Doyle with Em Hawkina. Warwick Clay Target Club The club's annual open shoot was conducted on Sunday August 2 30 target Medley combining single banel, double barrel and and attracted over 100 campctitars from 18 clubs as far away as pointscore shooting. Winner afAA grade was popular Ballandean Albury and Omngc, Ncw South Wales, and included musl clubs shooter George Costanzo 951100, second Dan Moffatt of Brisbane in South East Queensland and Nerv England. 931100. Brett Payne won Agrade 49/50 with Barry Finch of Guyra second 73/75. Ian House, who was having a good day, won Conditions were good hut changing breezes and light affectcd the C grade taking home two sashes for the day. Caroline Kennedy scores. Thc club received terrific suooort from local business was second. The Brisbane Rizzini Team of Dan Maffatt, Ken Stevens, Bill McKeehnie, John O'Reilly and Bill Nioa won the team selection of this event. Club rnembe~,nhad put in many hours preparing : for the went and the success Event 3 was the 50 target Warwick Credit Union Double Barrel af thc shoot was Championship. Jason Hodgson again proved his ability hy the reward. winning the overall sash with a fine 66/66 after a shoot offwith some of Llle State's best shots. 1st A grade was Kay Brown of Event 1 was Goondiwindi 65/66, second John Varley; A grade winner was John the Retravision O'Reilly 57158, Brett Payne second 50151. B grade winner was Sunbeam Keith Rowling 49/50 with Ray Starr second 48/50. C grade Pointscore winner \\.as Caroline Kennedy 47/50 who shot very \\,ell all day, Championship. Graham Lane was second. Local champion shot Jason Best Veteran was Eric Little 46/50, best lady Caroline Kennedy Hodgson mon 47150 and best junior Adam Sadler 47/50. Bruce h1cGuigan from AAgrade with the Credit Union presented the trophies and sashes for this event 93193, second nod congratulated the Club. Ken Stevens Final event for the day was the South West Parcel Express Brisbane 92/93 Double Rise Championship. Gold Coast shooter Colin Wilt won A and John Mack gade with a possible 20120. Joe Caltabiano second 28/30 and Ray of the Gold Brown third 26/30. Alex Smith won A grade 18/20, Doug Roulston Coast third second 17/20 and Michael Loy third 23/30. 90193. U grad*, srns won by lt:~)Sto1.r 11 24, Dcn Cnlnurr n rame scrbnd First in A grade wth 20 21. Capping ,fhc~.murr suoorssiul day Csnrlyn Kennedy was Lee won C ytdde 24 :lo, dufcarina John \\'>Is The grounds were the greenest they had ever been and the targets One of the most were enjoyed and welcomed by everyone. Rain was threatening impressive results but the weather held out for our annual 2 day shoot on the 16th & was that the Gem- 17th of August. Thankfully people came from near and afar and fields won the team for that we were verv. -mateful. We had visitors~ ~ from Athertan~ ~~ event for the first Tablelands, Tanmn, Rocklla~npton,Clr.rrnont, Spnngsuro, Soutll time since 1983. Alan Australla, Tasrnmla, Ilfrdcombe, \Vi-.ltsundi~y,Yncksy, Cloncurry. Grimshaw, Brian Ilnr~.Rlvcr 2nd thc Gcmlield~menl1,cr.; put in some good scores. Richardson, John McKenzie, Peter Comino and George Cross scored a 361 from 375. Rockhamp- ton came runner up with 358 and Ilfra- combe was so close behind with 357. Shooting began Sat- urday at $am with the 25 target Double Bcuon Doyle and President Barrel Cash Divide. Alan Grimslzaur. 30 possibles shot in the event. Event 2 the 25 target Double Barrel Championship with 27 possi- bles being shot was eventually won overall by Bruce Powell from Sorinesure. First in AA was Graham Whitfield. second was Brian ~ichaidson.First in A grade was Grant ~c~herson,second was Alan McPherson. First in B grade was Irene Cross, second was Brian Neilson. First in C grade Rob Dean, second being R. Britt- ian. Ladies taken out by Lil Jarvis, Veterans Karl Srh, Front Marker Dallas Powell and an Encouragement award went to Joe Page 30 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1998 won by Alan Powell, second R. Mason. C grade first was Joe Doyle, second was Alan Allenhy. Ladies was Lil Jarvis, Veteran K. S1.h and the Front Marker Rob Dean. Event 2 Single Barrel Championship was won overall by Alan Pog- giali from Atherton Tablelands. First in AA went to Alan Grimshaw, second Trevor Meaney. A grade winner Bill Nixon, second Peter Henderson. B grade winner B. Doyle, second J. The Maanic Clay Target Club was the host for the Westelm Zone QCTATrap Molloy. C grade winner was Dallas Powell and second was R. Brit- Carnival held on 25th & 26th July 1998. tian. Ladies winner was Irene Cross, Veteran was K. Mackay and the Front Marker was R. Costin. Evcnr 3 hslng the 50 target \.ledley was won iovcr:ill $. Iucal Cen- field shooter Anthony Cumin<.. sen,~ldweut 10 12 d~ll'c:rcntshrl<,t- ers. Calcutta won by Anthony Comino was hought by cousin and fellow member Peter Comino and between them they walked away with $2000. High Gun winners, Overall was Gary Brown with a score of 3121315, AA winner was Ross MacPherson 3111315, A grade winner Robby Dunn 3071315, B grade winner Jim Malloy 2841315, C grade winner Bevan Doyle 3011315. Ladies went to Lil Jarvis 3011315, Front Marker was Dallas Powell 3021315, Veteran winner was Karl Srh 2851315. lkophies were shared throughout the weekend and congratula- tions~~~~ ~ to~~ the~ ~ winners. We would like to thank those that travelled Western Zane Team fov I998 (frofromleft) Peter. Jones, Dong Smith, and ;ilso thuse who put in thc 6.llo1.rfr.,m <.urown club. Thanks lo Angus Anderson, Greg Koclro, Allan Denton, Graham Bickerton. everyone who asst;tc.d in the running of our annual 2 d:!y shoot. \\'c hope to 5l.s you all again ncxr y1,:11.:!nd to wr.lo,ntc rceu tnrri Approximately sirty- Thank you, good shooting. eight shooters braved tho windy and drizzly President Alan Grimshaw conditions on Saturday and the rainy and cold conditions on Sunday. Event 1 was the 25t DB Cash Divide event which was shared by shooters from all the grades. Ovemll Winner in the Western Zane 25t DB The August shoot was well attended with a couple of trav- Championship event elling blokes who were a long way from home, namely Peter was Bill Turne~~fiomthe Fahis from South Australian and Ashley Mayeke from Goondiwindi club. Overall Winner in the Mundubhera, who took home the C grade High Gun. Western Zone 25t SB Richard Woolcock continues to shoot exceptionally well and Championship event has taken out the Overall at every Club shoot since return- was David Mills from ing to AA. He also won AA High Gun recently at Barcaldine the Cunnamulla Club. 2 day. Bruce Powell was AA shooter for the day, with Paul Ovel.all Winner in the Western Zone Clralnpions for 1998 Doug Maguire shooting well to win Agrade and Ray Copping took Cant. Champi- B grade. Smith & Greg Koclro witlt Ross Gundry onship was Bill Turnel: President Western Zone. This month's Mountain Man Mug saw a shoot off between Ovet.all Winner in the Bill Nixon and Paul Maguire. Not taking anything away Western Zone 25t Paints from Porky, hut I think everyone was very pleased to see Championship event was Ray Brown from the Goondiwindi Club. Bill win. Overall Winner in the Moonie Clay Target Six Springsure shooters attended Gemfields Tho Day this Club 501 DB Champi- month and came home with a few trophies between them. onship, Neil Berry from Dallas Powell shot very well to he just a couple short from the Terranora Lakes C grade. Club. Ovcriill Wtnncr in the As I have been mentioning over the last few months, Western Zone 15~1.DR November 7th in Springsure will see the running of the Chan,pionship event, Peter Maguire Memorial and The President's Trophy. The Greg ICoeho from the Maguire Memorial will he run as a Medley over three Condvmine club. events, those being 25 target Minis, 25 target Single Barrel Possibles shot fo~.the and 25 targets Double Barrel, there will he trophies for weekend: Overall and 1st & 2nd in each grade. Blptt Pile who shot the only possible in the 25t Our Mountain Man Mug will he the second event on the DB Event. program. Ross Gundry, Bill The President's Trophy will be 50 target Night Points Con- Turnel: Brett Pile. Brad tinental. We hope to see shooters from near and far for what Petersen, Graham Ault and Geoff Bryant 251 in we promise will be a great day out. Shooting will commence the Western Zone DB at loam. If anyone has any queries please give me a call on Championship event. 0749 841256. Neil Berry, Gl,ahamAult Lauren Perrett. Julie Allon winner of tlre Ladies and Geoff Bryant 501 Higlt GII~presented by Jim &nn Monnie DB in the Maonic Clay Clay Target Club. Targct Club Champi- October 1998 Austl.illian Clay Tat.get Shooting News Page 31 IEnner. of the Western Zone Junior Higrh Gwn winner Bill Turner OA Winner in the lvestcrn Zone 251 SB Intermediate Higrh Gun Brad Petersen with Western Zone DB Championship Championship OA lVinner Dfntthelo Spargo. his prize. & Dfoonie Clay Target Club 501 Dauid Mills Cont. Chompionship onship Event. Congrvtulntions to GeoK Bryant from Roma Club who attained his 1001 bl-cak budge. High Gun for the weekend was won by lloug Smith from the Dalby Club. Intermediate High Gun Matthew Spago from the Dalby Club. A soecial thank vou to Mvrearet Donton for her helo in the oliiee. Kvlie for Ladies High Gun Julie Allan from the Dalby Club. Junior High Gun Brad Petersen from the Bundaberg Club. Western Zone Tcam Members for 1998 - Doug Smith (Dzlbyi, Greg I I CLIJIg NI%\t7S CLIJB NEBITS (ILIJB NEBITS CLIJB N1l\IrS I BEGA GUN CLUB - Oflicc Bearers elccted at the recent A.G.M.: tee - Jim Maffett, Chris Wilkinson, Ray Pearsan, Tom Gannan with PresidenffScc~.etarv~ ~ ".- Lvnne Bealc: V~ce-President- Shanc Platts: power to add. Troasuret. - Vireinia Deacon: ~andicaooers- Brian Undcrhill. Bob ARARAT CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. -At the recent A.G.M. the following werc elected: Prcsidenl - John Lowe; Vice-President - Allan Wohlers; Secretary - Bill Harris; Treasurcr - G1,aeme Leslie. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLICE GUN CLUB INC. - The fol- ALBANY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. -At the A.G.M. held 5th lowing were elected at the recent A.G.M. held on 31st July 1998: April 1998, the following wcre elected: I'rcsident - Ken Paterson; President - Mr. Andrew Norman; Vice-President - Mr. Cole Caire; Vice-P~.csident- Gary Jannings: Scc~.ctary- Racwynne Jannings; Secretarymeasn~.e~./Handicapper- Mr. Allan Vileins; Committee Treasurer - David Sobik: Captain - Wayne 111,ake-Bmckman; Vice- members - Mc Claude Giles, Mr. Ted Galkowsld, Mr Jim Pengilly Caplain - David Levingston; Committee - Tony Cusack, Kevin CHARLEVILLE GUN CLUB INC. - At the A.G.M. held 22nd Jan<- .John Amos. Ollie McPsrtland. August 1998, the following were elected: President - Mr. James KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. - At tl>e A.G.M. he16 on Mahony; Vice-president - Mc Noel Gadsby; Secretary - Mlr Robert 12th August 1998, thc following wcre elected: Prcsidont - Frank Calcino; Treasurer - MI.. Barry King; Shoot Captain - Mlr Douglas James; Viee-Presidcnt -John Dunstan; Secretary - Ray Wilkinson; Tams; Handicapper - Mr. Robert Calcino; 1st Safety Officer - Mr. Treasurer - Graham IZcn.; Grievance Officer - Garry Williinson. Ian Reynolds; 2nd Safety Officer - Mr. Bill Bryant. BUTE GUN CLUB INC. -As from the 3rd May 1998 thc Bute SWAN IlILl. CLAY 'VNI(:RT CLLCU - 'l'h. l'~.llu~r.~ngtr~.!c .,lcct~d Gun Club lne will be known as Mid-North Clay Targct Club Inc. :tt tht, trvernt :\.G..\I l'rcsdet!t . Stcplwn U,)IG.,: \l~cc-l'rcs~d~t~t- MONARTO CLAY TARGET CLUB -At tI1eA.G.M. held on 28th G.tq C'uwl;lnd. Scrrvuq . Christln,. S~IIII,!. .\i?ist..~il SIIL~VI.I~Y- June 1998, the following wcre elected: President - Graham Pcter Hutchinson; Treasurer -Alan Mills. Michell; Vice-President - Pctcr Hendy; SecrctaryflYeasurcr - Peter KEMPSEY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. - At the A.G.M. held 1st Sbcphcrd; Shant Secretary - Ruth Michell: Committee - Ivan Hein, August 1998, the following were elected: President -T Baker; Vice- Tony Famiglietti, Thy Rohrlaeh, Michael Adams. Kevin Morgan, President - D. Harris; Secretarymeasurer - I.. Bakcr; Shoot Sec- Jim Forbes, Peter Richardson. retary - K. Baker; Committee - G. Baker, Ran Piwtt, C. Crighton, WONTHAGGI GUN CLUB INC. - At the A.G.M. held on 1st K. McWhirter; Club Delegatc - D. Harris, G. Baker: Publicity Auest 1998, the following were elected: President - Keith Gray; Offbcer - G. Baker; Catering - R. Baker. At Llle meeting, Safety and Viee-Presidcnt - Eddie Allison; Secretary - Lynn Gray; Treasurer - First Aid Oflicers were elected to comply with the latest rules and Wayne Parks; Assistant lkeasurur - Steve Parks; Coaching Co- ~.cgulations. ordinator - Tam Gannon; Club Handicapper - Lynn Gray: Commit- l.get Shooting News Oetobct. 1998 RATESAND CONDITIONS $1,650. SN M25528B. Phone Richard on 1031 9357 1522 or fax This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has (03) 9359 6114. LN 1141102-2. been ~ntraducedfor the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment. FOR SALE: Beretta 682 Gold Trap, left-handed, 30 314" barrels, PLEASE NOTE: Due ta the new Gun Laws, all classified ads full & 314 chokes, Beretta gun case & tools, 1year old and in as submitted must include the serial number of all guns advertised, new condition, having fired less than 1,000 rounds. Priced to sell and also the shooter licence number. We are also no longer at $2,750.00. SN H166978. Phone Peter on (021 6343 1512 BH or allowed to adverlise the sale of any pump-action or semi-auto (02) 6343 2431 AH. LN 406220214. shotguns or the parts thereof. FOR SALE: SKB Shotgun Model 605 Trap, SN NS84427, Rates are as follows: adjustable comb, lengthened forcing cones, barrels ported, $10.00 - 0-60 words $1,000.00. MEC 600 jnr shotshell press $80.00. MEC 9000G shot- $20.00 - 60-100 words max. shell press, $450.00. High Scorer shooting glasses, $70.00. Win- Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on chester wads, $20.00 per 500. Gualandi wads, $20.00 per 500. page 2 of this issue, and your name, address and telephone Magazines and books of all sorts. Phone Kevin an (02) 6657 2748. numher must be supplied. Copy should he typed or carefully LN 403552192. hand-written. FOR SALE: MX8 Perazzi shotgun. SN 55576. $4,300.00. Contact Payment must accompany advertisement. Ralph Alvaro (081 8449 5599 or 0417 505 855. LN 147680T-17. NSW MEMBERS AND DEALERS The NSW Firearms Reeulations- 1990. (90.111) states the holder of FOR SALE: Beretta SO4 SNA00541B 1520kg harrels, excellent ~ ~~ ~~ condition. Phone Karel Srb 0418 914 792 AH. Qld LN 11750023- a licence autharisin~-.the ~ossession of a firearm is ..euiltv " of an I~ITCIIL.C)~f the IIUIIIIILI.01' LILC IIUGIICC.li i~tst:,te or dlspl~yedin 01, WA 156757. rnch ndvertisrment velnung ro fiw:11.m;. 01. li~.r:trmip:t~.t.; rh:$r is autllu~.~.,cdor displxyed b). thr holdel. FOR SALE: Perazzi MX8 in excellent condition. 30" 1560 Wright barrels, 314 and full. SN 45022. Phone Nick 0418 623 137. LN FOR SALE: Bcretta 686 Trap - as new - fired 100 cartridges. N0002166. NSW State Trap Carnival Australian OD Nationals incorporating State Shooting Park SA State OD Carnival Oct 22-0ct 25 Australian Skeet Nationals Whiteman Park, WA Oct 31-Nov 1 Annual 2 Day Carnival Macquarie Masters 1 Day Open Dubbo GC Asian Pacific Games (trap, skeet, sporting) Gold Coast CTC ACTA National Sporting Clays Gold Coast CTC Vic State Trap Carnival Echuca CTC 3 Championship Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix" Trap/Skeet/Double Trap Brisbane GC Pre-Nationals Roma CTC ACTA National DTL Championships Roma CTC 3 Champioi~ship Qld State Trap Qld State Sporting Gold Coast GC Qld State ISU Brisbane GC Qld State Skeet Rockhampton CTC SA ISU Championships State Shooting Park, SA Australian Masters Games State Shooting Park, SA Austl.alinn Clay Target Shooting News Page 33 17/25; C: T. Quick 20125. 2nd B. 18120. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA &A: D. Dinsdale 18125. CAKE SHOOT: T. Parry 61/61, 2nd G. Hunt 22123: B: hlot.gnn. G. Stl-uuss 60161. 2nd N. Hinncberg 29130: C: M. Erwin 19/20, 2nd N. Bendigo 1-8-98 hlcQuinn 17120. HG: L. Cook 68170. Ovcrcast 1301 - 5PR DR E0TOWER: P. Stowe. K. Mitehell 10110. 25PR Csatlemninc 22-7-98 Sl'ATE DR TOWER C'SHIP: OA & Cool I221 - 15T DB: A: Noel Riahe A: K. Mitchcll 49150, 2nd D. Patter- 154115, 2nd N. Morl.isorl 14/16: C: son 48150: B: S. Anetcc 44150. L. Nola Blokc 14115. 2nd A. Francis Halmden 50160: C: W. Wignall 45/50, 13115. 15T PS: A: C. Langridge 2nd G. O'Shnnnussay 43150. 50T 45145. 2nd N. Momisotl: C: B. Blakc, SKEET C'SHIP: OA & A: L. Rohct.rs 2nd R. Greenwood. JNR: B. Blakc 58159. 2nd W Mecarthy 55158; B: K. 41160. Pcrw 46150, 2nd J. Hill 45150. C: G. OBhuansssy 45150, 2nd \V Wignall Castlcmaine 8-8-98 Victoria ...... 34 44/50. Pair c391.25T DB CSHIP: OA & A: C. Oppcrmnn 25125. 2nd J. Lcndon Queensland ...... 43 Bendigo 8-8-98 29130: R: M. Ford 24/25, 2nd B. Western Australia 50 Windy I351 - 50T SPORTING Lcndon 29151; C: B. Blskc 23125.2nd ...... CLAYS: OA: D. Hansfot.d 47150: A: P. Nola Rlakc 20125. lOPR DR :A: C. Tasmania ...... 51 Tohin 46150, 2nd A. Williams 44150: Lsngl.idgc 25130, 2nd Noel Blake B: R. Wvltan 44/50, 2nd D. Bemy 24/30: B: C. Pvsslvgua 16120.2nd G. Northern Territory ...... 51 40150: C: S. Wcbrter 38150. 2nd G. Clarke 15120: C: B. Blake 12/20,2nd Dalov 37/50. 25T SKEET CSHIP: Nola Blakc 38160. South Australia ...... 51 OA:.D. Hansford 33133. 2nd W hlcCol-thy 24126: B: B. Billing 32/33. Cohuna 28-8-98 New South Wales ...... 55 2nd K. Daniel 23125; C: A. Mountjoy Cold but line 1371 - l0T MINI DB 24125. 2nd S. Webstcr 23125. ED. G. Bradley. S. Rcync, N. Putcr- son. M. Ahsalam. C. Peach, G. Bendigo 15.8-98 Hip~vell.T. Robinson, hl. McGrath, Windy 1651 - 10T CON'S PS EO: R. C. 0r1: R. Luaghuson. 25T MINI DB Peatling, I. Pcrks 30/30. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & AA. T. Bouche1.48146. CONT CSHIP: OA & A: 0. Hnyek 2nd T Robertson 45146 A: N. 92/92, D. Hvnsford 91192; AA: R. Suthevland 40141, 2nd J. Fletcher Pentling 35137. E. Hull 34137: B: P, 39/41; B: N. Paterson 31133. 2nd B. hru~9.8.98 Bsirnsdale 1-8-98 Pewy 30133; C: C. Stl-cct 21125. 2nd Osorl 1311 10T IPS CO CU: I1 l'ursi- Cool I161 50T BT. L. Curtis Reaman 28129, A. Pcntling 24125; C: - . A: R. Wnlton 27/28. F Cluttcrbuck I. Absvlom 29134. 25T DB CBHIP: bles SOT A. l3IC;GIN LIEN C'SHIP: 50150.2nd J. Attad 45150: B: C. Ellis 26128. 2ST SB C'SHIP: OA & A: L. OA & AA: T. Buuehcr 25125. 2nd C. OA- d Elliott 1.19i1~19;A. 0. Hnyck 43150. 2nd L. Glovcr 42/50: C: R. Robcrts 38/38, 2nd 0. Hvyck 22/25: Lee 24125; A: G. Smith 24125. 2nd B. 1481149. A. I'ullsrl~ 1211126: B: S. White 39150, 2nd D. Kcndcll 38/50, AA: E. Hall 25126. 2nd T. Pnolc Pct~y22/26: C: A. Bnukman 21/25, Bcrtall~:lOl3O. A McUrybtal 28130: C: 2OT DB: A: L. Cuitis 75175. 2nd C. 24125: U: D. Berry 27128. 2nd 1: 2nd 1. Absslom 22/28; Jnr: T. Whyte \V. Cootes 261:31. N. hlcquinn 25131. Ellis 74174: B: L. Glovcr 19110.2nd J. Knight 23125. C: J. McCulthy 21/25, 18120. NOVA. Orr 6110. 3OTPS C'SHIP: OA: D. Bcrtalli 89/90: Gilmore 18130: C: B. Djnsdnle 19/20, 2nd R. Wvlton 19/25. SOT DB A bl Scot1 81193, G. Hunt 90193: 5: 2,d T quick 18/20. 25T SB: A: L. C'SHIP: OA & AA: T Bouchar 50150. Colao 9-8-98 li Grellrr 83190, S llertvlli 79190: C: c~~.~~~25125, 2nd 1: 24126: E. Hall 49/50: A: L. Ra1lcl.t~ 49150. L'oggy thcn line k elesr 1331 - 10T N hlr9u#ilnR2WO,G.Hnll78190.HG: EO CD: AA: L. hlcl.cnnan 10110: B: L, ~l~~~~ 20125, 2,,d J, ~il~~~.~znd D. nvnsrord 413150: B:A stcve"- A: D ~rl-talhldnllso son 48150. 2nd D. Knizht 15150: C: R. J. Holt. 1. Diekcns, R. Parkel; J. Wllytc 48150, 2nd B. Anrtcc 45150. Far""$. A. Rvnkin 10110: B: S. Rundlr 10110: c: 0. Ir,crmcb R. Boort 2-8-98 Rundle. A. Allitt. 25T PS C'SIIIP: (241. 10T PS EO: H. Lea. W Pc1.1.y. OA 8 M: P. Bt.ittcn 75175. 2nd L. B. Saunderr. D. 1.odcl: S. Rigney. R. Mcl.ennnn 70175: A: R. Rankin Rigncy 30130. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA & 70175, 2nd R. Parker 69175; B: G. AA: S. Rigney 1071107, 2nd R. Coleman 70175, 2nd M. Hollowny Rigney 37/38: A: I). Hunsfo1.d 39/40. 69175: C: J. Postmv 63175. 2nd N. 2nd D. Lodcr 19120: R: A. Stevenson Stickland 80193. 25T DB C'SHIP: OCTOBER 1061107.2nd B. Waldl-en 71173: C: R. OA: L. MeLtnniln 41141; AA: L. Lca 22/23, 2nd A. McKinnon 19120. McLcnnus 25125. 2nd P. Britten I Saturday 3rd, 12.30pm I 25T HCP: 1st B. Waldrcn 25125. 2nd 22126: A: J. Farnus 40141. 2nd 1. E\.ent 1. l0tgt Single Barrel Tower EO. $5 R. Rars 24125, 3rd 0. Hawk 24/25, Dickcns 31132: B: M. Holluwvy 3344. 2nd B. Flcming 32134: C: R. 25tgt 20PR DR C'SHIP: OA 8 A: B. I Event 2. Single Barrel Tower C'ship I Wuldcen 35140: B: R. Lendon 25/40; Rundle 24125. 2nd E. Ritchic 23125. A,~CIS;& 2nd. $10 C: W Coats 27140. nG: P. Brittcn 1231128: JHG: S. Rundle 951110. Event 3. 50tst Skeet C'ship A,B,C 1st & 2nd. I I Cellawaddu Stawell 15-8.98 $15 Windy 1361 - 10T PS CONT EO: B. Colbinabbin 23.8.98 25T DB CONT C'SHII': OA & A: L. Saturday noon Jcnkins, L. Cook 29C10. P Goods I loth, 12.00 I 28130. 20T DB CNT: Oh & h. L. Cook I Overall High Gun -Sash & Case of Cartridges President: Stephen Rigney (03) 5447 1732; Secretar.y: Alison Saunders 103) 5455 2152 October 1998 Aust~.nlisnClay Target Shooting News P;ip :I5 GEELONG CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC.) Clay Target Club (Inc.) Two DAYTRAP Ph: (03) 5229 4259 CARNIVAL 31st October & 1st November Approximately $ 10,000 Programme worth of Trophies Saturdav 31st. 10.00am start. Event 1 closes 10.45am Sundav 4th October. 1.00wm start Event 1. Geelong Gift 25tgt Double Barrel off 15m. $25. LV] $18,0S $2 Event 1 lOtgt Po~ntscore€0 CD $5 00 Sponsored by llcx Watson Agenrics - Famm Machinery Event 2 25tgt Double Barrel $8 50 Manufacrurers Ist, 2nd & 3rd AA,A,B,C Graded AA,A B,C, Badge OA 1st Sash & B.lr Fridge 5349; 2nd Coffee Maker $100; 3rd Event 3 25tgt Po~ntscore$8 50 Blender $89 Trophy for best unplaced LVI $50 Graded AA,A,B,C, Badge OA Event 2. Winchester Grand l'rix 40tgt Doilble Barrel. 530, Event 4 25tgt S~ngleBarrel $8 50 LVj 322.0s $2, OF $5 Graded AA,A,B,C, Badge OA AA-19. A-17, B-IS, C-13; 28gm loads mar O~~ersllplilr 1st. 2nd. 3rd AA,A,B,C Overall Sash & Leather Gull Case 5400: 1st Gun Care $2511; Saturdav 10th October. 1 1.00am start 2nd Double Bag 5140; 3rd Cartridge Case5110 Sport~ngClays Best unplaccd LV] $50TropI,phy Etaen1 3. Bay City Clay Targets Poiatrmre Csbip 20tgt off 15m. $12. LVJ $9. OS $2, OP $5 Sundav 18th October. 1.00wm start Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C lOOtgt Skeet Champ~onsh~p$26 O\,eiall Sash & 1 C~SCAA Sl~ot~bells;1st 112 Case AA Shotshells; 2nd 114 Case AA Sl~otshells Graded AA.A,B,C, Badge OA & Best Bcst unplaced LVJ 1/4 Case AA Sho$liclls Unplaced Lady Sundav 1st. 10.00am start. Event 4 closes 10.45am Sundav 25th October. 1.00wm start Event 4. Gcclong Double Barrel C'rhip 25tgt off 15m. $211. LVJ $14,0S $2.01' 55 Event 1 lOtgt Po~ntscore€0 CD $5 00 Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C Event 2 50tgt Po~ntscore$14 00 Overall Sash & Motor Mo\ver $449: 1st Micmwaae $149; 2nd Clock Radio $89 Graded AA,A,B,C, Badge OA Bcst unplaced LVJ Trophy $511 Event 3 50tgt Double Barrel $14 Event 5. Gcelong C.T.C. Double Barrel C'ship 25tgt off 15m. Graded AA.A.B,C Badge OA $20, LV] 514.0s 52,01'S5 Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA.A,B,C Overall Sash & Bread Bakery $1911; 1st ElectricT~~otlibrush Saturdav 31st October & Sundav 1st $90; 2nd Omelete Mnker $711 November Best unplaccd LVJ 'Trophy $50 Event 6. City Watcl~liiakersSi~>glcBarrel C'sliip 2lltgt off ism. $12, LVJ $9.05 $2.01' $5 ANNUAL TWO Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA,A,B.C Overall SasL & Adrc Watcli 51511; 1st Ader Watch 51t10; 2nd Adec Watch $80 Best unplaced LVJ Watcb $811 DAY CARNIVAL I-IIGH GUN EVENTS 1-6 Full programme ~nthis issue C T S N 0VEIIAI.L SASH 1'1-US $300 CASI-I; 1STAA.A.B.C 1 CASE AA SIHOTSHELLS; LVI 112 CASE AA SI-IOTSHEI.15 PERSONS NOMINATING LADIES, VETEIIANS, IUNIOI? PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY ONLY - WILL BE ELIGIBLE ONLY FOR LVJ TROI'HIES Mnjor sponsors: Rex Wntsotr; M'ijtclrester Artstrnlin; FROM 2.00PM Elswortlry Bulk Stores; City Wntclr~rmkcrs; Bny City Clny Tnrg~ts CANTEEN AND CARTRIDGES Winchester Sllella available; I'ractice auailablc from 2.UOpm Friday AVAILABLE ON SHOOT DAYS All meals availsblr from Club cantcee Enqulrles Greg W~llingham(03) 5221 8595 BH, Evcat enquiries: Grug Willinghilln (03) 5221 85'15 llli, 1113) 5278 2573 Ali. G.C.T.C. Club photle (03) 5229 4259 (03) 5278 2573 AH Frankston Australian 8.8-98 73/75; B: 'IvlcDonald 64/75; C: B. 11401 - 50T SPORTING CLAYS: AA Graham 73/75. 20T CONT: AA: P. G. Moulding 43150, 2nd A. Cvlroll 20120: A: A. Breen 24/24; B: McWilliam 39150, 3rd J. Rooke R. Calca 20120; C: B. Graham 19120. 36150: A: C. McInnes 40150, 2nd K. Cloko 38/50. 3rd P. Evans 37150: B: B. Mclnnes 36/50, 2nd P. Oakley 35150. 3rdU. Mintehello 34150: C: C. Chslmers 33150, 2nd S. Biando 29/50. 3rd A. Black 29150: Vet: B. Howe 36/50. 2nd F. Schultz 35/50, 3rd H. Chin 33/40: Jnr: A. Bnivsa 22150, 2nd B. Rogers 21150, 3rd D. John 17/50: Ladies: L. Wilson 31150. Victoria Road, Lilydale Phone (03) 9739 1771. Fax (03) 9739 1384 OCTOBER Saturday 3rd - 12.00 noon i Event 1. 50tgt Pointscore C'ship AA,A,B,C. $17 i Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C. $17 : Event 3. 75tgt Sporting Grd AA,A,B,C, Jepnrit 16-8.98 Vet Doorprize. $30 Ovcrcast 1391 - 15T CONT DB SS:A: 0. Fluvcl. A. Bolwcll, N. Sharrock 15115; B: G. Strauss, T Bolwcll, A. Jones 15115: C: M. Jones 12/15, W. Saturday 10th - 12.00 noon Mann 11115. 25T CONT PS C'SHIP: OA & A: A. Bolwell 72/75, R. Duthic : " Team Shoot: Melbolrrne versus Alexnltdra ** 71175; B: J. Ough 73184, A. Jones i Event 1. 70184; C: D. Kenncdy 54175, H. 25tgt Pointscore C'ship AA,A,B,C. $10 McCluro 44175. 25T HCP: OA: N. i Event 2. 25tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C. $10 Sharack 24125: 20-25M: D. Plavcl, R. Black, A. Bolwell 23125; 18-19M: i Event 3. 25tgt Handicap lst,2nd,3rd, BM 21-25. $10 J. Witncy 22125; 16-17M: L. : Event 4. l0Otgt Skeet Grd AA,A,B,C. $30 Nicwand 23/25; ll-ISM: J. Snun- i +* Team shoot will be held over Ever~ts2 b 3 for ders. M. Jones 22/25. the Bill Henwood Shield ** Saturdav 17th - 12.00 noon i Event 1. 50tgt ~ointscoreGrd C'ship AA,A,B,C, Frankston Australian 30.8.98 Ovcrcast & coal 1511 - 25T PS: A: J. Jnr. $17 A1tal.d 75/15; B: A. Hu1.t.i~67/75: C: i Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C, J. Dcan 55175. lOOT DB C'SHIP: OA 6 AA B. Ford 1191121; A: G. Ash Jnr. $17 1181181: B: T. Grorsi 981100: C: B. : Event 3. 75tgt Sporting Grd AA,A,B,C,Vet Mnfrici 881100, IOOT SKEET: OA & AA G. Avison 1131114; A: I,, Irons Doorprize. $30 971100: B: T. Grossi 1111116: C: L. Watson 871100. 25T TRENCH: A: C. Galen 24/25: B: G. Ash. P. Cnlvi, L. Lewis. W Wigmore 20125: C: G. Saturday 24th - 12.00 noon Tut.ner. M. Barnes 19125. Event 1. 25tgt Pointscore C'ship AA,A,B,C,Jnr. $10 Event 2. 75tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C, Jnr. $24 : Event 3. 100tgt Skeet Grd AA,A,B,C. $30 High Gtc11 over Events 1 0 2 i Saturday 31st October - 12.00 noon : Event 1. 75tgt Trench + Final OA,A,B,C. $30 : Event 2. 50tgt Pointscore C'ship AA,A,B,C,Jnr. $17 i Event 3. 50tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C, Jnr. $17 i Event 4...... 75gt Skeet Grd AA,A,B,C. $24 Page 38 Austl.ulian Clay Ta~.getShooting News October 1998 >I~itn?I '1" 100'1' SKEET. ,!A C Melbourne 15-8.98 Uaudn9d IO0.A K \lurjinn99 100. Pine, cold & windy - 25T PS C'SHIP: B. 11. hI:,r,n., 98 100, <'. P >Iv,,: Southern Peninsula Monthly Guide OCTOBER PROGRAMME 1st. Overall and grade -Overall sash and Cerberus Gun Club Saturdav 3rd October - 12.00 noon start 2nd each grade $30 trophy Event I.IOtgt Points EO. $4 Ladies. Junior and Veterans trophies Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel AA.A.B.C. $18 Event 3. 25tgt Handicap. $9 OVERALL HlGH GUN $500 CASH AND DELUXE SASH 7th November lOtgt EO, 30tgt OB. 20pr O/Rise. 2ND TO WINNING GRADE $100 CASH Sec: C. Corrol(03) 9775 7926 GRADE HlGH GUNS (OTHER 3 GRADES) $100 CASH LADIES, JUNIORS AND VETERANS HlGH GUNS - Morningfon Clay Targef Club (Inc.) TROPHY $25 Saturdav 10th October -12.00 noon start Event 1. IOtgt Cont Double Bairel. $4 EVENT4 - Shot over Events 1.2 & 3 total scores to Event 2.50tgt Double Barrel Cont Gid AA.A.0.C Tony Ferlazzo Perp. C'rhip. $18 co,unt. Nom. $3 per Shooter Practice every Fridoy night 4.30prn 3 Person Team (all registered through one club) Sec: Jeff Lowndes (03) 5975 4412 Winning Team to divide I case CARTRIDGES Nepean Clay Target. Club (Inc.) 5 Person Zone Team over events 1.2.3. Team Fridav niaht 9th October. (Note chanae of date) members to receive nominations 6.45~mstart for DIB. S/B and Pts, at State Carnival Event 1 50tgt Simulated. $18 AA.A.B.C 1.2.3 President - Gary Cassells Ph 03 5461 4435 Saturdav 17th October -12.00 noon start Secretory Pauline Clark Ph 03 5398 1988 Event I.IWtgt Graded - 25 DB. 25 SB. 25 Pts. 25 Cont. $28 - AA.A.8.C 1.2.3 Sec: Rod Scott (031 5986 8445 I' I( Page 40 Aust1,alian Clay Tu rget Shooting News Octobw 1998 B: D. Height 26127, 2nd H. Dur- CD: A. James, N. Frankling. B. HCP: 1st T Laing 32/32, 2nd C. bridge 25127; C: R. Rundell 1211122, Billing, B. Kellett 30130. 20T Ssndclr 31132, 3rd T Plum 29130. 2nd K. Hall 29130. GRD LUCKY TOWER C'SHIP: OA & A: D. 20T DD: B & S. Henshall 23123.2nd DRAW: AA: M. Sullivan: A: B. Jen- Honebonc 70170. 2nd B. Billing A. Cole & J. Gemmill 22123. HG: B. nings; B: S. Rundell; C: T. Egan. 69/70: 8: N. Kcllett 39139, 2nd W Novth 54/54. 15PR DR C'SHIP: OA & AA: T. Phillips 38139; C: B. Kcllett 46147. Smith 38/40. 2nd T. Gould 36/40: A: 2nd N. Blake 21122: D: B. Blake Warraeknabeal9-8.98 J. Matthey 27130, 2nd hl. Scott 18120: Vet: N. Paterson 55156: Lady: 1341 - 25T JNR PROM: J. Whclvn 36140: B: M.Holloway 33140. 2nd S. L. Bulkcley 17120. IOPR DT TOWER 23125. 2nd M. Knoop 22125. 25T DB Rundell 30140: C: T. Austin 25/30. C'SHIP: A: D. Honebone 18120. 2nd SS: D. Afford, P. Hewitt, J. Witncy 2nd E. Wvthc 22130. 25T MO: M. N. Paterson 17/20: B: A. Mahon 25125. 25T SKEET SS: R. Coombes. 19120 2nd W. Phillips 17120; C: N. D. Flavcl 24125. Blvkc 18120. 2nd R. Greemvaad 33/40. Wangaratta 15-8.98 Svnny & finc I551 - lOT DB EO: 19 Possibles. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA & B: C. Sanders 48148. 2nd S. Coulston 31132: A: B. North 47148, 2nd D. Hunt 31132: C: T Henshall 30131, 2nd M. Lindsay 24125; Jnr: D. Jaekel 22124; Lady: A. Willctt 18120. 20T Swan Hill 16-8-96 Cold with a frontal wind 1221 - 10T DB EO SS: A. Byrne. G. Manuel, N. Lipple 10110. SOT DB CBHIP: OA & AA: E. Parker 48/50,2nd J. Finis 47150: A: G. Cowlnnd 47151. 2nd I. Event 1: 10 Tgt EO Dowcr 46/51; B: G. Homaicr 38150, Event 2: 20 Tgt DB 2nd A. Byrnc 38/51: C: C. Street Phil Pettit Memorial Championship 38150. 2nd A. Mills 42156. 25T DB ABC 1st and 2nd CONT: OA & A: G. Cowland 39140, Event 3: 20 Tgt Yellow Box Handicap 2nd J. Finis 39141: B:A. Byrne 22125, 2nd G. Hofmaier 20125; C: S. Frvser Team shield shot in conjunction 19125, 2nd C. Street 19127. Event 4: 20 Tgt Mired championship ABC 1st and 2nd Tyrendarra 1-8-98 Fine & windy 1401 - 25T DB C'SHIP: HIGH GUN MEDAL OA & AA: M. Whitehead 122/122, 2nd M. Sullivan 991100; A: P. Vvughan 90191, 2nd M. Scott 86/87; TARGET CLUB I CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. 11 Sunday 25th October, 12.00'noon Sunday 4th October 12.00 noon start - Air-conditioned Clubhouse - Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel C'ship. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans reduced noms Event 2. 20tgt Warby Handicap. Event 1. lOtgt Pointscore EO. Norns $6 Event 2. 30tgt Fred Crawford Single Barrel Memorial Event 3. 25tgt Continental Single Barrel. C'ship. Noms $12, RN $9 Event 4. 15tgt Single Barrel Grd CD Tower. A,B,C 1st & 2nd Event 3. 30tgt Double Barrel C'ship. Noms $12, RN $9 A,B.C 1st & 2nd HIGH GUN OVER 4 EVENTS Event 4. 20pr Double Rise Tower C'ship. Norns $12. RN $9 A,B,C 1st & 2nd Sponsored by North Vic Ammo OVERALL HlGH GUN Sponsored by Trap & Field Shooting Supplies (Bill Eagle) MELBOURNE CUP /I Sunday 1st November 11 12.00 noon start -Air-conditioned Clubhouse - DAY SHOOT I Ladies, Juniors & Veterans reduced noms 11 Tuesday 3rd November PRE STATE CARNIVAL SHOOT Event 1. 50tgt Pointscore C'ship. I'ropn~mcNoucmbm C. 7:S.N. Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel C'ship. Event 3. 2Otgt Handicap. Sccreral-y: T. I-licks (03) 5862 2106 OVERALL HlGH GUN President: Ian Stark (03) 5821 9998 BH Seciialy: Annette Willett (03) 5825 4848AH October 1998 Australian Clay Targel Shooting News Page 41 o & Abruzzo WANGARATTA Clay Target Shooters Clay Target Club Inc. Saturdav 17th October. 12.30pm start Sunday 25th October 1998 Event 1. 10tgt Pointscore Eye Opener. $5 Event 2. 20tgt Pointscore C'ship. $9, RN $7, Jnr $3, 05 Start time 12.00pm sharp $2, 1st & 2nd A,B,C Event 3. 20tgt Single Barrel C'ship. $9, RN $7, Jnr $3, Venue: W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road, OS $2. In memory of Showman's Alf "Pikey" Werribee (1 1 km from Werribee) Foster on behalf of Bill Attwood, 1st & 2nd Event 1, lOtgt Eye Opener Points CD A.B.C. $6 A,B,C Event 4. 20tgt Ned Murphy Memorial Double Barrel Event 2. 25tgt Double Barrel Points 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. $10. RN $8 C'ship. $9, RN $7, Jnr $3, OS $2 & & Event 3. 30tgt Handicap lst.2nd.3rd.BM. $15, RN $12 1st 2nd A,B,C Best Junior Event 4. 25tgt Double Barrel 1st & 2nd AA.A,B.C. $10, 1Otgt Single Barrel (Juniors only) approx. 2.30pm RN $8 High Gun Trophy over programme Sponsored by incani imports Ph.. Ltd.,Jim incani, Ladies & Veterans (over 65) reduced noms 182 Sydney Road, Coburg Sunday 18th October. 12.00 noon start VENETO & ABRUZZO MEMBERS ONLY ELIGIBLE Event 1. 5Otgt Skeet C'ship. $16, RN $12, Jnr $7, OS $2 FOR GlRlNOX CUP Sponsored by "The Committee" 1st & 2nd A,B,C & Best Junior The Committee reserves the right to alter or Event 2. 25tgt Skeet Doubles CShip. $10, RN $8, modify any event if necessary Jnr $4, OS $2 President Veneto: Mr. Ernesto Bertollo (03) 9852 0694 President: David Jackel (03) 5721 6026 AH President Abruno: Mr. Mario Salvatore (03) 9359 1938 Secretary: Bev Penney (02) 6024 4215 AH South East Zone Trap Carnival Frankston-Australia Clay ~&-~etClub Sunday 1 1th October, 1 1.00am start Event 1. 25tgt SE Zone Double Barrel. $12 Event 2. 25tgt SE Zone Handicap 1,2,3,BM. $12 Event 3. 25tgt SE Zone Single Barrel. $12 Event 4. 25tgt SE Zone Pointscore. $12 Event 5. lOOtgt SE Zone Skeet. $35 AA,A,B,C 1 st & 2nd in each Grade Junior High Gunsfor A,B, C Events 1 & 2 High Gun over Events 1,2,3,4 Sash & 500 shells Lady High Gun Events 1,2,3,4 *Junior High Gun Events 1,2,3,4 Reduced noms Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Zone Secretary: Chris Carrol (03) 9775 7926 Zone President: Bob Buchan (03) 9739 1771 Page 42 Australsan Clay Target Shoot~ngNews October 1998 Atherton Tableland 23-8.98 Caboolture 2-8-98 Excellent 1401 - 25T SKEET HCP: Rain 134) - 25T HCP: 1st C. Boyd V. Sundr, J. Williams, N. Hyland, B. 25125, 2nd N. Walsh 31133, 3rd 6. Hyland. J. Mcuncy, S. Zorzctto 25. Stevens 3013350TMEDLEV OA: I. 30 MXD 0TLTGTS:M: M. Collins, Mohr 961100; AA G. Stevcns A. Poggioli: A: M. Peressini: B: E. 951100, 2nd N. Walsh 92/100: A: T. Collins; C: B. Barton. 25T SB: M: OZoughlin 931100. 2nd K. A. Poggioli, M. Costa, M. Collins, P Nasarenko 881100; B: G. Murfitt GUN CLUB INC. Robertson, B. Hopgood; A: J. 941100, 2nd J. Fowles 851100: C: B. Mt. Petrie Road, Belmont Williams, S. Zorzctto: B: L. Selke; Lem 851100, 2nd A. Smith 841100: C: B. Barton. 25T HCP: IstA. Pog- Vet: B. Stevens 861100. 25T CONT gioli, 2nd S. McDawall, 3rd D. C'SHIP: AA: G. Stevens 32/32:A: C. Sunday 4th October, 9.30am -skeet Selkc. IOPRDD: S. Coco & J. Sman- Harrison 33134: B: C. Boyd 24125: C: Event 1. 25tgl Sweeps iotto, 2nd B. Nvdalin & S. Robcrt- A. Smith 23125. HG: OA: G. Stevens Event 2. 50tgt Handicap 1,2,3. SO". 143/150: M: N. Walsh 1401150: A: K. Nasarenko 1341150; B: G. Event 3. 5Otgt Doubles AA, A, B, C. Bundaberg 2-8.98 Murfitt 1361150: C: A. Smith Windy 1281 - 25T SKEET 0TG:A:P 1301150. Wednesday 21st, 7.00pm - Night Trap Winze" 25/25; B: K. Rehbein 24/25: C: R. Jensen 23/26. 25T SKEET Central Burnett 16-8-98 Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel Sweeps CBHIP: OA&A: B. Fourra 24125: B: Fine & perfect (91 - 25T DB SS: 1st Event 2. 50tgt Points Badge Match K. ~chb~i"23125;1 C: F. RO~~~SO" G. Linskot 22, 2"d G. ~~~~i~g~~ 21125.25T PS: AA: P Wnmn 75/75: 22, 3rd K. Vieary 21. 20T PS: A: M. Event 3. 25tgt Single Barrel Sweeps A: K. Rchbcin 69175: B: K. Palmer Donald 60: B: W. Zupp 59; C: J. 69175: C: J. Buttcrs 55/75. 50T Norton 54. IOPR DR: A: M. Donald Sunday 25th October, 9.00am rap TRAP: OA & AA B. Rehbcin 47/50: IS; B: w zupp 19; C: J. ~~~t~~ 16. A: K. Rehbein 47/50: B: B. Chvrlcris 20PR DD: iM. Donald & G. Linsket Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel Sweeps AA,A,B,C. $10 42/50; C: G. Jcnscn 35/50. 25T SB: 20120,2nd B. Zillman & M. Bcnhvm Event 2. 25tgt Double Barrel Points Trophies AA B. Rehbein 22125:A: K. Rehbein 20120.9T QUAIL DRV G. Linsket 9. 23125; B: B. Little 19/25: C: J. Smith AA,A,B,C. $10 14125. HG: R. Rchbein 14v150. Clonourry 23-8-98 Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel Trophies AA,A,B,C. $10 Fine 1161 - 10T PS: A. Rod Cusnck Burdekin 9-8-98 29/30: B: D. Cusaek 26130: C: R. Event 4. 25tgt Double Barrel Trophies 18m Perfect 1271 - 25T SKEET SS: K. Dcvn 24130. 25T DB: A: G. Bmwn Stout. A. Curuso, A. LaSpinu. S. 83/84: B: D. Cusaek 25125: C: R. AA,A.B,C. $10 Bccke, P. Bonato, E. Bukbardis Dean 22/25. 25T PS: A: Rod Cusack divided. 25T SKEET TROPHY B: 73175: B: G. Sebvstiani 72/75: C: P. TOTAL NOMS $40; LADIES, VETERANS, L. Populin 36137; C: E. Bukbardis Pozzoli 62175. 25T HCP: 1st G. JUNIOR: $32 24/25. 25T SB WHIP: OA & M: R. Blown 25125, 2nd P Pozzoli 24/25, Jackpot shot after Event 2 100% Collinson 27/28; A: N. Sheehan 3rd R. Dcan 23125. 30T CONT. A: - 23125: B: G. Vassnlini 26128; C: A. Rod Cusnck 28130: B: D. Tvmcr returned to shooter Caruso 21125. 25~HCP: lst E. 29/30; C: P POZZOI~ 25/30. Bccke 25125, 2nd A. Cvruso 33134, Trench 9.30am 3rd N. Sheehan 32/34. 25T DB Condamine8.8.98 MINI TOWER:M&A: R. Callinson, Fine & windy 1131 - 25T DB SS: AA. L. Papulin 19120: B: T. LaSpina A. Fuulkncr; A: G. Lutermorc, S. 20120: C: D. Russell 19120. Flunagan: C: B. Reid. 25T PS: AA: CABOOLTURE CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. . , , , 3 RIZZlNl SHOTGUNS TO BE WON OVER THE WEEKEND ON THE 31ST OCTOBER & 1ST NOVEMBER 1998 Saturday. 9.00am start Sundav, 8.30am start EVENT 1. 25tgt Double Barrel Graded Sweeps. $15 EVENT 4. 30tgt Points Marlin Gough Trophy. $15 Overall, 1st & 2nd each Grade, EVENT 2. 25tgt Double Barrel Handicap 1st to 5th. $25 Lady, Junior and Veteran 1st prize will be a Rizzini Shotgun sponsored by Sponsored by Peter Freeleagus George Sckaf of Gold Coast Shooters Supplies 2nd to 5th sponsored by Dewalt EVENT 5. 25tgl Double Barrel Handicap 1st to 5th. $25 1st prize will be a Rizzini Shotgun sponsored by EVENT 3. 50tgt Medley (25tgt Double Barrel & 25tgt Points). George Sckaf of Gold Coast Shooters Supplies $20. Overall, 1st & 2nd each Grade Lady, Junior and Veteran EVENT 6. State 50tgt Day Single Barrel Cont. C'ship. $20 Overall, 1st & 2nd each Grade Lady, Junior and Veteran HlGH GUNS: OVERALL. AA. A, B, C LADY, JUNIOR & VETERAN (LADY 8 VETERAN HlGH GUNS SPONSORED BY GARRY REDMOND) FULL DAYS PROGRAMME MUST BE SHOTTO QUALIFY FOR THE GUNS. TOTAL NOMS: $125 LADY, JUNIOR & VETERAN: 590 IF WHOLE PROGRAMME SHOT. NOMS INCLUDES 1 FREE TICKET IN THE GUN RAFFLE ALSO RlZZlNl SHOTGUN RAFFLE. TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD OVER THE TWO DAYS Page 4.1 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1998 I Two bay i I Shoot I Z41)h (6 25+h 0 ber t 998 PROG ME OF EVENTS I I I Practice fiday 23rd October at 1.30pm I I I I Saturdav 24th October 1998, 10.00am sharp I Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel CD Graded AA,A.B,C. $15 I : I I Event 2. 25tgl Single Barrel 15m. $15. Sponsored by Henderson's Firearms I I Trophies Overall, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C Best Lady, Best Junior I Event 3. 50tgl Double Barrel 15m. $30 I I Sponsored by the Massey Family. Trophies Overall, 1st & 2nd AA,A.B,C I I f I Best Lady. Best Junior I I Ouerall wins tlle Noel Massey Perpetual Memorial Trophy I I I I Sunday 25th October 1998, 9.00am sharp I Event 4. 25tgt Double Barrel Continental 15m. $15 I I Trophies Overall. 1st & 2nd AA.A,B.C. Best Lady. Best Junior I I 1% I Event 5. 25tgt Points 15m. $15 I I Sponsored by the Barton Family I I Trophies Overall, 1st & 2nd AA,A.B,C I I Best Lady, Best Junior I I Barton Team Shoot - 5-man teams. $10 per team - Trophy to each member of I I winning team I I I I Event 6. 25tgt Handicap $2.000 Cash. $25 I I 1st $1,000, 2nd $400, 3rd $250, 4th $200, 5th $150 I I CALCUTTA ON EVENTS 5 & 6, BROKEN TARGETS TO COUNT, I I I I CALCUTTA HELJI SATURDAY NIGHT I I CAMP OVEN TEA AVAIZABLE SATURDAY NIGHT I I I I Overall High Gun. M.A.B.C. Women. Junior. Veterans High Gun I I Women. Juniors. Vets 6096 "oms if shooting programme I I The Clermont Clay Target Club wishes to thank the following sponsors: G.R. Motors; Purdies I I Tyres: Jammo's Bakehouse: Crokers Fuel; Toby Martyn; Trevor Goodwin: Winchester Australia: I I North Jacklin Nissan: Henderson's Firearms: Wally Stapleton: John Walsh: Patti's Inspirations. I I I I Camping, ammo, meals etc. available on the grounds I I The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary I I For any enquiries, phone Peter (07) 4983 1417, 0419 704 151: Bany (07) 4983 1146: Leon (07) 4983 2669 1 I We lookJonuard to seeing you there. When booking accommodation, ask for special rates: I I I I Peppercorn Motel (07) 4983 1033; Clermont Motor Inn (07) 4983 3133 I LL------d October 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 45 R. Gundry; A: B. Piic: C: B. Reid. 25T HCP: 1st C. Reid. 2nd G. Edmonds 45/50: C: A. I'ope 47150. Eising. 31.d S. Flanagan. Redcliff* City 9-8-98 Fine - 25T DB CONT: AA F. Cilli 24125: A: J. Casrimntis 23/25: B: D. Wyland 21125: C: S. Valastro. S. Patti 16/25. 30T DB: AA F, Cilli 31131;A: J. Cassimatis 32/32: B: D. Wyland 28/30: C: P Lacmer 28130. Gladstone 23-8-98 25T DB CONTAA: F Cilli 6Ri75:A: Wct 1251 - 50T SKEET: OA: R. Kii- A. Caco 70175: B: 1. Fowlcs 70175: C: martin 86193: A: J. Riggs 50150, 2nd S. Patti 67/75. HG: AA II Cilli R. Rehbcin 46/50: B: N. Berry 48/50, 1951205; A: E. Chizzotti 1831205: B: 2nd G. Durr 47150: C: P. Purkis I. Fowles 1891205: C: P Loemer 44/50, 2nd A. Habcrkorn 42/50. 1791205: Vot: C. Sclke 1771205. lOOT DB: OA: D. Gordon 1001104: AA G. Wight 981100, 2nd J. Riggs Rockhnmpton 2.8-98 961100: A: B. Potcrson 931100. 2nd Mild 1241 - 30T DB:AA: W Bl.ighton E. Hudson 93/100: B: I.. Harro3ver 37137: A: A. Powell 54/56: B: A. 911100. 2nd R. Kilmartin 891100: C: Mikkleson 29/30; C: G. Chapman R. Shu1.p 851100, 2nd I<. Bailey 27130. 30T HCP: 1st R. Sharpo 631100. HG: J. Riggs 1461150. Maryborough 23-8-98 43144.2nd G. Whitfield42I44.3rdA. Cloudy & hot (251 - 26T DB: AA P. Mikkleson 38140. 15PR DR: OA & Anderson 25; A: B. Stolbe8.g 25: B: AA J. Riggs 25130: A: G. Coopcr N. Dalc 24: C: L. Armstrong 23.25T 48/60: B: A. Mikkleson 22130: C: R. PS: AA: P. Andorson 72: A: B. Stol- Shalpc 26/40. 25T SKEET. A: J. bo-g 75: B: N. Dalc 71; C: A. Joblin Rigs 24125: B: G. Duvr 26/25. C: J. 55. 25T SB: AA: I. Wynyard. S. Cuddihy 23125. 25T SKEET'HCP: Smith 24; A: B. Sto1bct.g 24: B: A. 1st G. Darr 36/37. 2nd J. Cuddih~ Wood 25; C: J. Bulfin 19. 15PR DR: 31136, 3rd M. Bell 32137. OAHG: J. AA: I. Wynynrd. I. Robertson 23;A: Rim 131/140. C. Post 25: B: V. Dollisson 22: C: D. King 17. NG:AAI. Wynynrd 141;A: B. Stolbcrg 147: B: N. Dale 130: C: A. Gardner 103. ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~ "---- Finc with light winds1241 - 10TEO: 9 l'ossiblcs. 25T PS: A: A. Love impxc 8.8-YS 71/75. 2nd D. Corwcii 72/75: B: R. IC & mild 1231 - 25T DR- An. c, Taylor 74175. 2nd R. Woodhouse 67175: C: G. Fvwcctt 65/75. 2nd A. Brrrokes 61/75. 25T DB CONTA: D. BER TWO DAY SHOOT Dav 1 - Saturdav 21st. 10.00am Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel 15m Cash Divide. Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel 18m OA, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. Event 3.30tgt Handicap lst,2nd,3rd,4th. Event 4. Additional event time permitting. Dav 2 - Sundav 22nd. 9.00am Event 5. 10tgt Double Barrel Points 15m OA Case of Shells. Event 6. 30tgt Double Barrel 15m C'ship OA, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. Event 7. 30tgt Double Barrel 15m Points C'ship OA, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. Event 8. 30tgt Single Barrel 15m C'ship OA, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C, OVERALL CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS EVENTS 5.6.7 OVERALL HIGH GUN EVENTS 1 TO 7 CAMPING FACILITIES AND HOTSHOWERS AVAILABLE AT CLUB GROUNDS Accommodation: Why-Not? Motor inn (07) 4972 4222; Midcity Motor Inn (07) 4972 3000 The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme without notice if necessary Page 46 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1998 B. Nixon 71175: B: B. Smith 73175, Townsville K. Cutting, R. Copping 68175; C: S. Fine & breezy 1511 - 125T TRENCH Tanner, G. Lloyd 61175. OA: R. ELIM: OA: R. Collinson 113+25+2. Wooieoek 1451150: AA: B. Powcll 2nd R. Simpson 114+24+1, 3rd D. 1351150; A: P. hlawirc 1411150; B: MeIntosh 115+22:A: D. Reeves 112: R. Copping 1351150: C: A. Mayckc B: D. Bowen 111; C: C. EIsicy 95: 981150. Lady: C. Betteridge 79; Jnr: S. Robet.tson 91. 75PR DT: 1st \V. Sunshine Coast Reeves 1231150. 2nd 8. Simpson Cioudy 1241 - 25T DB SS: AA: Q. 1221150. 31.d J. Smaniotto 1211150. P0rfil.i 25125: B: J. Reynolds 24125: 25T SPORTING CLAYS SS: AA: P. C: M. Post 23125. 25T HCP: R. Field 21125, D. hlelntosh 20125:A. S. Hodgson 23125.2nd G. Brown 26130. Green 23125. N. Benson. W. Reeves 3rd 8. Stovcns 25130. 30T 22125: B: J. Smaniotto 25125, K. MEDLEY A4 W Humphreys. S. Stout 21125: C: P Lcnnox 21125. P. Tmfford 54160, Q. Porfiri 53160: A: Charles 18125. 25T SPORTING T Crawson 55160. L. Stolbclg 54160: CLAYS SS: AA: D. McIntosh 21125, C: R. Hodgson 43150. S. Davison P Ficid 20125: A: S. Grcen 25125; B: 52160. 15PR DR C'SHIP: OA: W. G. Gcl.us 23125. J. Zambon 20125: C: Humphl-cyn 23130: AA: G. Brown P Lcnnox 21/25, P. Charles 20125. 22130; A: C. Post 21/30: B: S. lOOT C'SHIP: AA: 2nd S. G~.cen Davison 16130. HG: OA: W. 881100, 3rd N. Bcnson 831100:A: \V. NOTICE Humphreys; A4 Q. Po1,firi; A: C. Rccvcs 881100, 2nd B. Edwu1.d~ Past: B: R. Hodgson. SKEET: A I. 851100: 8: G. Ren 841100. 2nd I. Mohr; B: I. Osborne; C: \V. Turncr 801100: C: G. White 62/100, Humphroys. 2nd G. Gimbert 611101. Toowoamba 9-8-98 Warwick 2-8-98 1999 January Fine 1281 - 25T DB SS: A4 R. Loy Sunny & still 11081 - 25T RETRAVI- 25. W Aiian, G. Watson 24125;A: C. SION SUNBEAM PS: AA: d. Jackman 25, John Loy 24125: B: B. Hodgson 93193. 2nd K. Stovncs Griffiths 23125. 2nd Jenny Loy 92193. 3rd J. Mack 90193: A: L. 21125; C: C. Hunna 24125, 2nd M. Crowcll74175,2ndA. Loy 73175.3rd Spnrgo, D. Zicsmer 23/25. SOT M. Williams 102/107: B: K. Bowling Carnival CONT PS C'SHIP: OA & AA: R. 1.oy 73175, 2nd J. \Vcii- 70175. 3rd R. 1471150. 2nd G. Watson 1441159; A: Sturr 76184: C: 1. House 67175.2nd T. Gill 1441150, 2nd John Lor G. Lane 65175,SrdA. Loy 63175.30T 1351150: B: D. Hurwood 132/150, DAIRYFIELDS MEDLEY. AA: G. will be held on 2nd J. Abcla 1321150: C: hl. Spargo Costan~o951100. 2nd D. Mottitt 1401150. 2nd C. Hanna 1221150. 931100. 3rd R. Bsrtlcy 66175; A: B. 25T SB: AA: G. \Vatson 25125: A: C. Paync 49150, 2nd B. Finch 73175, Jnckman 23125: B: J.Abclv 25125: C: 3rd E. Little 48150: B: M. Volpato Saturday 2nd & M. Spargo 22125. lOPR DR: AA: R. 48150.2nd J. Weir 45/50,3rd J. Bne- Loy 27130: A: T Gill 14120; B: J, chctti 44150: C: I. House 42150, 2nd Abcla 16120: C: M. Spargo 13120. C. Kennedy 57175, 3rd P Norman Sunday 3rd January HG: R. Loy 2101220. 51/75. CLUB TEAM MATCH: D. Mofitt, I<. Stevens, \v. McKeehne. Gross Road. Woongoolba. UBD Map 84 F1,~ will host the Programme for October 1998 Practice euenj Saturday 1.00 to 5.00prn - $G.OOfor 25 targets Sunday 4th October, 9.30am l0Otgt Sporting Graded Trophies. $35 Wednesday 7th October. 7.30pm 75Lgl Trap Graded Trophies. $25 Saturday 17th October. 9.30am 1251gt Skeel Graded Trophies Evenl 1. 25tgt Doubles. $7 Event 2. 50LgL Handicap. $14 Event 3. 50tgt High Gun. $14 Monday 2nd to Thursday 5th November 1998 Total programme: $35 Sunday 18th October, 9.30am start - Trap 9.30am start each day Event 1. 251gl Double Barrel 15," EO Sweeps. Event 2. 50tg1 Double Barrel October High ~un. Monday 2nd Nove~iiher lOOtgt Sporting Clays Euent 3. 25tgl Single Barrel 15m. Wednesday 4th November lOOtgt Skeet Ellent 4. 15pr Double Rise 15m. Total programme: $40 Thursdav 5th November 1 OOtgt Trap Graded Trophies 1st 81 2nd M.A.B.C * Overall 1-ligh Gun - Frontmarker High Gun 6096 moms ror Veterans/Ludles/Juniors Club Jackpot - 2 draws Unlimited Tickets $1.00 each No nominations will be accepted on the day BBQ LUNCH 'AFTERNOON TEA 'REFRESHMENTS Asia Pacific Entry Forms ph (07)5564 0610 *** CASH BONUS! *** $500 Cash Bonus lor possiblu shot in either Trap or Sporting Money divided If nlore than one possible nit cos~rn~~~errescwcr the right to alter mu prtlgrammr Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th November 1998 Prcsideer: hliku 5wrli 11418 763 I68 October 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 47 - Banks Pocket Road, Gympie Gyrnpie Gold Classic Two Day Carnival 10th-11th October 1998 Total Prize Value $5,000 50T%H<;l Page 48 Austl.ulian Clay Target Shooting News Oetobe~1998 5TH AoCoToAo SPORTING CLAYS NATIONALS AT THE GOLD COAST Y GET CLUB (Gross Road, Woongoolba - UBD Map 84 F1) . -. Saturday 7th 1Br Sunday 8th November, 9.00am : Sponsored by . RIZZINI SHOTGUNS D BORNAcHI i0 SWOTSHELILS .* ****** . e 200 TARGETS - 100 TARGETS EACH DAY . e SHOT OVER e a OPENBUSH&EXISTINGTRAP, SKEET&BALLTRAJ?LAYOUTS .0 **** Not Bird Brain **** . .i NOMINATIONS $140.00 FOR BOTH DAYS .i .e 60% NOMS FOR SECOND FAMILY ENTRANT . . L MNNER 0. .e RIZZINI 605 SPORTING SHOTGUN AND SASH . . TROPHIES - lST, 2ND & 3RD - AA, A, B & C GRADES . . TROPHIES - 1ST LADIES - JUNIORS - VETERANS . : (LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS ELIGIBLE FOR SECTIONS AS WELL AS OPEN) : . Open to all current A.C.T.A., S.S.A.A. and Field & Game Members : . e . For further information: . . Q.C.T.A.: Robert Nugent (07) 4622 4399 BH . e Gold Coast: Mike Swale 0418 763 168 e . .e ...... m...... e..... October 1998 Auslnllian Clay Taqct Shouting News Pagc 49 Alexandra Gun @lab 14f h 8 151h Nawernlbew (Situated at Monarto Clay Target Club, c--~-- - -- Sunny & cool 1271 - P5T SKEET? A: C. Monarto South) RoekliB 54154: B: N. Brawn 25125; C: G. Bmin 24125. 50T SICEET C'SHIP: A: G. Blvskctt 58158: B: N. Brown 57/58: C: G. Pntt 46150. SKEET Saturdav 14th November, DBLS: A: G. Blnskett 25128: B: A. Blaskett 28126 C: G. Pratl22126. 10.00am start Event 1. 25tgt Skeet Handicap. $10 lst, 2nd & 3rd Event 2. lOtgt Eye Opener Double Barrel. $6 Overall 1st. 2nd & 3rd compulsory divide Event 3. 50tgt Ian & Philip Campbell Double Barrel C'ship. $18 Tns ISU Sub-C'lee 25-7-08 AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd Dull & cold 1181 - l0OT TRENCH: A: Shot in conjunction with the Campbell G. Blnrkett 851100: B: G. Ellis 781100: C: S. Ellis 651100. Shield - 5 registered Club members Tas ISU Sub.C9tee 18.898 BBQ Tea 1181 - 1251' ISU SKEET? OA & B: J. Briggs 1301150: A: S. B~.owninp 1291150: C: S. French 1201150. Sundav 15th November, 10.00am start Event 4. 25tgt Bill Quinn Skeet C'ship. $10 A,B,C 1st & 2nd Shot in conjunction with the Bill Quinn Skeet Shield - 3 registered Club members Event 5. 25tgt Double Barrel Woodrow Shield Alice Springs 23.8-98 2nd T hlurmy 23125, 3rd T Harker Pine, cold & windy 1111 -50T SICEET 22125. IOPR DR CLUB HCF: 1st J. 1st B. Evans ,461110, 2nd J. Niland Nilvnd 21/30, 2nd T. hlul.ruy 31140. AA,A.B.C 1st & 2nd 42150. 3rd G. Day 36150. BT EO: B. 3rd T. Harkel. 27140. HC: B. Evans Evans. 25T HCP: 1st B. Evans 23125. 9Z100 Shot in conjunction with the Woodrow Shield - 5 registered Club members Event 6. 25tgt Single Barrel Don Fleetwood Memorial C'ship. $10 AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd: Perpetual Trophy BBQ Tea Bnmcra 2-8.98 Andrews 85185. 2nd D. Plavel 84188: Cold & shawevy I191 - IOT DB 130: E. B: R. Coombcs 4245. 2nd G. Parbum Sehmssl. D. Frcundl 10110. 25T DB 3914145: C: A. Canlon 34145. 2nd D. C'SHIP: A: R. Mavwald 25126.2nd T. Hicks 52165. ' Two day High Gun winners in each Grade will receive 250 shells - donated by Ralph Eatts Overall "C" Grade winner - A.W. (Jim) Forbes Perpetual Trophy ' Overall High Gun Sash Camping facilities available on grounds Bordertown 18-7-98 Broken Hill 84-98 Pine - 5PR DR EO: A. Lock, R. Vc1.y windy & coal 1171 - 50T ISU Contact: J. Forbe:, (08) 8388 6434 or Coombos 10110. 25PR DR: A: D. SICEET-A: E. Stephn~un39150.2nd P. Bcclitz 44150, 2nd R. Xndrews 42/50: MeLauehlnn 38150: D: S. Thnmymn G. Michell(08) 8531 1394 B: R. Coalnbcs .46150. 2nd J. Nirlgc :14150. 2nd B. Murphy 35/50: C: C. 33/50: C. T. illar$h;lll 32150. 2nd J. Ucgaumois 34/60, 2nd B. Mnnlesso Hawkel. 31150. 211 MXD TGT? A: R. 171511. 251' BT. A: B. Cook 25/25, 2nd October 1998 Austl.nlinn Clny Tul-gct Shooting News Saturday 24th, 11.00am start, practice 10.00am Event 1. 25tgt ~oubleBarrel Sweepstakes Cash Divide. Noms $8 AA,A,B,C Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel Bolinda Bonanza Cartridge Shoot 15m. Noms $30 Overall 1 case shells; 1st 300 shells; 2nd 200 shells; 3rd 100 shells each Grade AA,A,B,C Hilton Hinge Memorial Team shot in conjunction - 4 Club members plus 1 Event 3. 25tgt John & Jenny Clapton Handicap. Noms $15 lst, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th BBQ TEA Sunday 25th, 11.00am start, practice 10.00am Event 4. 50tgt Bordertown Gun Club Pointscore Championship. Noms $30 Overall 1 case shells; 1st 300 shells; 2nd 200 shells; 3rd 100 shells each Grade AA,A,B,C Event 5. 25pr Double Rise, sponsored by Holdspares, Paul & Colleen Durbridge. Noms $10 lst, 2nd each Grade AA,A,B,C L,J,V REDUCED NOMS $60 IF WHOLE PROGRAMME SHOT L,J,V HIGH GUN OVER 2 DAYS GRAHAM DURBRIDGE HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1,2,3 ROSS & JENNY WALSH OVERALL HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1,2,3,4,5 ALSO HIGH GUN FOR EACH GRADE AA,A,B,C OVER 2 DAYS SPONSORED BY PETER QUIRE REFRESHMENTS AND MEALS AVAILABLE President: Bob Andrews (08) 8758 7201; Secretary: Bruce Carter (08) 8752 0380 I'sge 52 Austt.ulian Clay Tal'get Shooting News Oetobel. 1998 P McLauehlnn 25/31; B: S. Thompson P. Daymnn 20120: B: M. Pontifcx - 23125. 2nd J. Znmmitt 21/25; C: B. 20120: C: I<. Brown 2OiPO. 20T CONT Murphy 20125. 2nd A. Peul.son 19125. TRPEOA & B: L. Francis 20120, 2nd 25T CONT CSHIP: OA: W. Channine B. Pinch 21123:A: D. Johns 19120,Znd 25/25: A: B. Cook 34/36. 2nd P. R. Smith 19/20: C: P. Dunk 17120.2nd MeLauehlan 33/36: B: B. Polcy 21125, L. Smith 16/20. ZOPR DR CLUB 2nd B. Hanrc 20125: C: C. Degoumois C'SHIP: DA & A: R. Smith 27/30. 2nd UNGARRA 21/25, 2nd B. Mnntcssa 18/25: Vet: A. P. Hall 25/30: B: J. Algal. 22/30. 2nd Pearson 18/25. 20T DBT0WER:A: B. M. rontirex 20130: C: I. B~OW" 21/30. Folcy 20/20,2nd 8. Honm 19120: B: B. 2nd D. hTcancy 20130. Cook 19120.2nd C. Ldwric 18120: C: S. Thompson 20120. 2nd C. Dcgoumais Mid North 24-98 GUN CLUB 19120. HG: B. Cook 1191140. Cold, oveycust & windy 1161 - 5T DB: P. Dayman. W bloritn. D. Johns, M. South Australia Internntionzl 2.8-98 Fnirie. M. Pontifcx. T. Bowman 515. Cold & wet 1271 - 25T TRENCH:A: P. 25T MID NTH PS C'SHIP: OA &A: Ma~.morale 22/25, 2nd C. Bcntlcy hl. Fairlic 66m5; B: hl. Pontifex 62175: 20125; B: P. Mnt.coionni 16125: C: F. C: R. Hockcy 59175. 25T DB CBHIP: Caltaeirone 19/25. 2nd I<. Palst. B. OA & A: P Daylean 26127; B: R. Piteo 18/25. 3OPRTRENCH DBLS:A: Thampso,, 22125; C: C. Dsyman C. Bcntley 48/60. 2nd P Murnlorale 20125. 42160; B: M. Panarzolo 40160: C: W. Wilkseh 36160. 2nd B. Deacon 33160. Monarto 16-8-98 25T SB: AA: C. Bentlcy 24/25,2nd D. Beautiful 1201 - 25T SICEET CD: 0: P. Oliviera, J. Finis 23/25; A: P hlu~ Shcpllcrd, R. Spinella, A. Rohrlneh morale 23/25, 2nd B. Piteo 22/21; B: 23/25: C: E. Hawea. K. Redford. A. K. Poist. C. Abcls 20125: C: L. Smith, Fnnliglictti 22/25. 25T HCP: 1st A. Saturday 3rd October, 12.00 noon E. DcMichele 19/25. 25T DB: OA 8; Fvnligiictti 31132. 2nd R. Sehvbvrt AA A. Cnllogit.aa 68/68, 2nd J. Finis 30152.3rdA. Rohrlneh 34137.25T DB: Event 1. 50tgt Skeet Handicap. 67/68:A: B. Pilca 25125, 2nd F Calta- AA: A. Rohrlneh 25/25. 2nd A. Event 2. 50tgl Doublc Barrel. pirone 24125; B: W Wilkseh 49/50; C: Famiglietti 23/25: A: I(. lelnsi 25/25. P. D'Alassundro 21/25. 2nd E. 2nd P Hcndy 24125; B: D. Hnmnnn Tet~5nf11,dny 11igAt DcMiehelc 20125. HG: J. Finis. 29/30, 2nd R. Spincllv 28130: C: K. Redford 21126. 2nd hl. Hcin 18/25. Sundav 4th October, 10.30am International 22-8-98 20PR DR CD: AA: A. Rol?rlneh 31/40. Excellent 150) - SOT SKEET: A. R. A. Pamidietti 28/40: A: P Hcndy Even1 3. 5tgt Eye Opencr. Dascr 63/63: B: S. Ncoh 48150. A. 31140. K. lelasi 27/40: B: R. Spinello Davies 45150; C: P. Rawe 40150. 75T 27140. R. Hill, J. Rice 26/40: C: K. Event 4. 25tgl Double Barrel Clinlnpionship. TRENCH: OA: C. Bcntley 891100; A: Redlard 23/40 HG: A. Rohvslch Event 5. 201gt Handicap W.D. Schramm Memorial. L. Smith 67/75. P. Marmo1.81~63/75: 1Ollll5. B: R. Simmnnr 65/76. M. Pnnazzolo Event 6. 30tgt Double Barrel. 57175: C: F Caltngit.one 60175. \V. llluvnt Gornbier 8-8-98 Wilsch 59/75. 2O'I' HCP: 1st P hlar- Ovcrcnrl1421 - 50T BT C'SHIP: OA & morale 22122, 2nd J. Finis 21/22, 3rd AA G. Height 47150. 2nd M. Mcd- Lunc11 & Tca B. Deacon 28120.25T DB C'SHIP: AA: hurst 46/50; A: K. Holmes 44/50. 2nd President: Firlli D. Olivioro 37/37. 2nd R. Dawel. S. Chvmbcrs 43/50; R: D. Height K. (08) 8676 2906 74175: A: B. Pitco 25/26, 2nd G. 41/50. 2nd R. Gilwist 39150: C: L. Riehichi 24126: B: T. PasAcld 25125. McDonncll 33150. 2nd S. Norman 2nd M. Panazzolo 24125: C: S. Zovnis 31150. 25T HCP: 1st G. Mowisan 25127, 2nd P. Balestrin 26/27. 25T SB 37/38,2nd W Helhcrin@on 36138.3rd CD AA. d. Finis 24/25. 2nd P Mar- M. Mcdhurrit 33135, BM R. Holmcs coionni 23125; A: B. Pileo 23125; B: K. 26128. 25T LIB C'SHIP: OA & AA. G. Palst 22/25: C: S. Zaunis 18125. Height 40140.2ndM. Mcdhurst 3914D: OAHG: J. Haldcr TEAM SHIELD: A: R. Homnlnt 30131, 2nd K. Holmcs Intornational Nu.1. D. Olivicro, P. 38139: B: R. Gilwist 37/38. 2nd \V. Moreoionni, J. Richiclii. J. Finis. R. Helhcrln& Saturday I 7th 1 0.00am start 50tgt Gun Rack Shield Skeet Championship. $18, $15 5-Man Team Shoot (4 reg. members). Sash Overall, 1st & 2nd A,B,C, Vet & Jnr if 3 or more Trophies donated by Fisher Firearms & lnternational Gun Club 25tgt Single Barrel Championship. $15. $12 Sash Overall, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C Trophies donated by lnternational Gun Club 30tgt Rem Motor Body Repair Mixed Grd. $16, 5 13 (IOtgt DB, IOtgt SB, IOtgt PS) 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C Trophies donated by Rem Motor Body Repairs and lnternational Gun Club 25tgt Topmix Double Barrei Championship. $16. $15 Shot in conjunction with lnternational Young Gun Team Shield (5 reg. Club members) Sash Overall, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C (L.V,J if 3 Trophies donated by Topmix 8r lnternational Gun Club SATURDAY HlGH GUN EVENTS 1-4 DONATED BY PETER DlPlNTO (TROPHY 8 SHELLS) SOCIAL DINNER SATURDAY EVENING Camping on grounds - Full canteen facilities available Sunday lath, 9.50am sLart 50tgt Comit Farm Trench Championship. $20. $15. Shot in conjunction with Jim 8; Annelte Finis Trench Team Shield (3 reg. Club members) Sash Overall. 1st & 2nd A.B.C (L,V,J if 3 or more) Trophies donated by Comit Farm 81 international Gun Club 20tgt David Dean Memorial Handicap. $12. $9. Ist, 2nd. 3rd. 4th Trophies donated by lnternational Gun Club 25tgt LaVera Pine Food Products. $20, $15. Sash Overall plus 4 Grade winners (Sash each Grade). 1st & 2nd AA.A.B,C (L,V,J if 3 or more). Trophies donated by LaVera & lnternational Gun Club 25tgt ti. Kontopoulos Double Barrei Championship. 5 15, $12 Shot in conjunction with Colin Sparnon Memorial Team Shield (5 reg. Club members) Overall Sash donated by S.A. Police Gun Club 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C (L,V,J if 3 or more) Trophies donated by G. Ilonlopoulos & S.A. Police Gun Cli~b SUNDAY HlGH GUN EVENTS 5-8 DONATED BY PETER DlPlNTO (TROPHY 8 SIHELLS) L,V,J HlGH GUN EVENTS 2-8 - OVERALL HIGH GUN EVENTS 1-8 Overall High Gun AA Winner donated by Earmold Australia (set shooting glasses) Overall High Gun A Winner donated by Earmold Australia (set shooting glasses) Overall High Gun B Winner donaled by Earmold Australia (set shooting glasses) Overall High Gun C Winner donated by Earmold Australia (set shooting glasses) The International Gun Club extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all trophy donors. Presentation will be at the completion of Day Two. 2nd prizes will be paid if 3 or more on all Events 176: Secretary: Y. Polst (08) 8556 5009 Clay Target Club Inc. Saturdav 7th November 1998, 9.30am start The Second Macquarie Event 1. 25tgt Graded Cash Divide. Masters One Day Open Event 2. Grafton City Medley - 25tgt DB, 25tgt Sunday 1st November 1998 at 9.00arn Event 3. Grafton City 25tgt Double Barrel TROPHIES, each Grade SASH 8r CASH Sundav 8th November 1998, 9.00am start Event 4. 25tgt Handicap. 25tgt Double Barrel EO Cash 1st 2nd, 3rd. 4th Graded CD. $10 Event 5. Jacaranda Classic 50tgt Pointscore. 25tgt Double Barrel Macquarie Overall Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd Masters C'ship. $20, OS $2 each Grade 25tgt Pointscore Macquarie Event 6. 25tgt Double Barrel 18m Challenge. Classic C'ship. $20, OS $2 Overall Sash &Trophy, 1st & 2nd each Grade. 25tgt Macquarie Masters Handicap. $30 Total noms: $120 5 Layouts Operating OVERALL HlGH GUN SASH & TROPHY HIGH GUN SASH & TROPHY EVENTS 1-4 GRADE HlGH GUN SASH OVERALL SASH, TROPHIES 1ST & 2ND AA,A,B.C EVENTS 2 & 3 SASH & CASH 1 ST $1 .OOO, 2ND $200, REDUCED NOMS LADIES, JUNIORS & 3RD $1 00 EVENT 4 VETERANS REFRESHMENTS AND CARTRIDGES Refreshments. BBQ Lunch, Cartridges AVAILABLE 200 TARGETS - JOIN US AND HAVE TWO President: Errol Tucker, "Bellambi", DAYS OF GREAT SHOOTING Dubbo 2830. ph (02) 6888 5146 The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme Secretary: Ken Fuller, 4 Norfolk Crescent, President: Peter McGuire (02) 6642 3206 Dubbo 2830, ph (02) 6881 8128 Secretary: Rus Wesslink (02) 6642 4636 Page 58 Australian Clay Taigot Shooting News Octobet. 1998 Clay Target Club ITY SHOOT" $9,000 Trophies Bt Prizes In Aid of Toronto Y.M.C.A. Sponsored by Miclc Smith Sports Store and Toronto R.S.L. 2 DAY HIGH GUN - CLASSIC DOUBLES O/U VALUED $2,500 RAFFLE TICKET WITH 2 DAY NOMS - CLASSIC DOUBLES O/U VALUED $2,500 DRAWN SATURDAY NIGHT AT TORONTO R.S.L. Saturdav 10th October. 9.30am start lOOtgt "Yorkshire Trophy". Sponsored by Toronto R.S.L. & Bob Ellison Overall plus 1st. 2nd & 3rd each Grade: 1st. 2nd & 3rd Juniors: 1st. 2nd - Vets, Ladies Sundav 1 lth October, 9.30am start lOOtgt "Mick Smith Cup'. Sponsored by Mick Smith Sports Store Overall plus 1st. 2nd & 3rd each Grade. 1st. 2nd & 3rd Juniors. 1st. 2nd - Vets. Ladies HIGH GWS OVER BOTH DAYS( OVERALL - R.S.L. MEMORIAL CLUB PERPETUAL CUP & CLASSIC DOUBLES. VALUED $2,500 1ST EACH GRADE - TROPHY & SASH 1ST LADIES. JUNIORS & VETS - TROPHY & SASH MAJOR SPONSORS: MICK SMITH SPORTS STORE * TORONTO R.S.L. TOTAL TROPHY & PRIZE VALUE $9.000 NOMS OPEN $55 EACH DAY LADIES. JUNIORS. VETS $40 EACH DAY Caruen~tea & rafle draw Saturday night at Toronto R.S.L. Club Function Room Mini-bus pick-up & return trip homefor all Lake Macquarie area Dormitory accommodation available at Myuna Bay Sport and Recreation Facility at $18.50 per night (5 min. from Club) Bookings must be received and confirmed with payment before 7th October - phone Peter Dawson (02) 4953 3161 Enquiries:Chris Lindsay (02) 4954 8638 Oetobet. 1998 Audl.alian Clay Target Shooting News Admas 64: Ladies: D. Walker 64, 2nd 70175. 2nd R. Svdler 63178. 25T SB: A. Lorimor 51: Vet: B. Hall 77. OA: M. Williams 26121:AA A. Sadlcr 25127. 2nd S. Caltabinno 24126: A: J. Newcastle Lake Msequarie 1-8.98 Caltabiano 25127. 2nd M. Pound 20T CD:AA M. Height, K. Thompson 23125: B: J. Wild 25127, 2nd B. Wild 20120: A: M. Kclly 20120: B: S. Little- 2412t C: R. Sadlea. 18125, 2nd S. Acld, R. McLonn,T Cragg 19120: CY. Hopwood 17125. 25T DB: OA: J. Height 19120. SOT CONT C'SHIP: Cnltabiano 44145: AA S. Caltnbiano AA L. Littlefield 50150; A: M. Ling 43145. 2nd J. ~dspina32133: A: E. 49150: B: ' Jackson 48150: C: Y. Dobrowski 45146,Znd P. Sharp 44146; Height 43150. 20T CONT CD: AA K. B: J. Fcdelc 37139. 2nd I. Bjorksten Thompson, M. Height 60160: A: B. 36139: C: A. Barhagallo 24125. 2nd M. Dial 58160: B: R. McLoan 58160: C: Y. Mntilkn 23125, lOPR DR CD: AA S. Height 58160. Caltabiano 18/20: A: J. Caltabiano 17/20. B: .I. Scuitn 18/20: C: S. Port Meequarie 2-8-98 Sunny with variable wind 1151. 25T DB CD. AA K. Ncill, B. Hooper. N. McDonnell 24:A: D. Mvekie 22: B: T. Duck 24: C: I<. MeWhirter 21. 25T PS: AA N. MeDonncll: A: D. Muckic; B: P. Ryan; C: I<. MeWhirter 25T HCP: 1st K. Mewhirtor 23, 2nd K. Neil1 22. IOPR DK CD: AA B. Hoopel. 19:A: D. Maekie 14: B: P Ryan 13: C: K. McWhirter 11. HG: K. Noill Saturdav 3rd October 1998 - 1.00om 1331145. N.S.W. Gun Club Skeet Championship Richmond River 2-8.98 lOOtgt - $36 "oms Finc 1211- IOOTSPORTING: OA& B: Ovet.all + 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C D. Schomberg871100.2nd W Stainos 11.00am Practice Olympic Trap, Trap & 5-Stand 761100: A: V Lnvcllo 831100. 2nd T. Schnoidor 811100; C: C. Lnvelle Saturdav 10th October 1998.10.00am 561100,2nd C. Brims 481100. Riohmond River 23-8.98 I.S.U. Grand Prix 1998 Final Finc 1221 - 25T DB CD: AA J. Nush. lOOtgt + Final - $40 nams 2nd B. Colson; A: I<. O'Brien, J. I.S.U. Skeet Orange 23-8.98 Heals; 9: D. Schombcrg, P. Butson; C: lOOtgt Final - $40 noms Fine 1351 - lOT EO: 14 Possiblcs. 25T D. Grassor. 2nd J. Fnulks. 25T PS: + PS: OA: A. Zinopolous 75175: AA M. AA A. Clarke 73175: A: K. O'Brien (See advertisement A.C.T.A. magazine September issue) MeAllsiter 83184. 2nd S. Caltabiano 68175: B: R. White 71176: C: R. Colson Practice Trap & LS.U. Skeet 82/8(; A: M. Williams 74175, 2nd R. 70175. 25T HCP: 1st K. Harding (5-Stand & Skeet after Competition) Stanford 75181: B: I. Bjorksten 77l75, 24125, 2nd K. O'Brien 27129. 3rd D. 2nd A. Eade 83181: C: S. Hopwood Schombcrg 26129. 50T DB C'SHIP: Saturdav 17th Octoher 1998 - 1.00om Trap Competition 25tgt Double Barrel CD - $8 50tgt Pointscore Sweepstake $25 + $10 Optional, 25tgt Double Barrel - $10, Members $4 Wednesdav 21st October 1998 - 6.30om GUN CLUB LTD. Southern Zone Night Skeet C'ship 5Otgt - $20 Saturdav 24th October 1998 - 11.00am Practice -Olympic Trap, Trap, 5-Stand, Skeet & I.S.U. Cancelled due to weather conditions Saturdav 31st October 1998 - 10.00om Now re-arranged Novelty Sporting Competition Noms: Open $42, L,J,V $36, TI0 $28 A) SOUTHERN ZONE NIGHT SKEET C'SHIPS Trophies: 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C + Overall High Gun Wednesday 2lst October, 6.30~1~ 1st L,J,V & 2nd Veterans + Badge - Overall, 1st L,J,V, lstAA,A,B,C 50tgt Championship. $20 p"ze 1st & 2nd each Grade + Overall EVERY WEDNESDAY 2.00PM TO 9.30PM B) SOUTHERN ZONE DOUBLE TRAP C'SHIPS 2.00PM PRACTICE TRAP & SKEET Saturday 14th November, 10.00am 2.00PM TO DAYLIGHT PERMITTING - OLYMPIC TRAP, I.S.U. SKEET & 5.STAND 50pr Championship. $25 Location: 1st & 2nd each Grade + Overall 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, N.S.W. 2084 Please send address to Club or phone Sue Nichols Phone I021 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497 (02) 4579 6332 for Sash to be posted For info: Club Captain Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 8182; Sue Nicholls (02) 4579 6332 ANNIVERSARY SHOOT Mattarelli Daps are now in use on Olympic Junior - J. Fletclzer Dap, Skeet, E-ap & I.S.U. Layouts - 5-Stand Ladies - Y: Heiglzt Layout now in use I I Pagc 62 Australian Clay Targct Shooting News October 1998 CLAY GET CLUB 30TH ANN RSARY 2 DAY SHOOT Saturdav 24th October - 12.00 noon start lOtgt EO - 30tgt Double Barrel Cont C'ship - 30tgt Pointscore Cont C'ship Sundav 25th October - 9.00am start 30tgt Pointscore C'ship - 30tgt Single Barrel C'ship - 30tgt Double Barrel C'ship - 15pr Double Rise C'ship ******ZOO Club "Toyota Starlet Car'' drawn on the weekend **XX** Trophies & Sashes - Overall High Gun, Junior High Gun & All C'ship Winners Additional Trophies - 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C Grades & Junior each C'ship LUNCHES &AFTERNOON TEAS, BREAKFAST (SUNDAY) AS WELL AS CARTRIDGES ALL AVAILABLE Club President: Ross Sadler (02) 6362 0020 BH Richmond River Clay Target Club Inc. Wymllah Road Ll3more OCTOBER un y s~roor Saturdav 24th. 10.00am start Sundav 25th. 10.00am start Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel Cash Divide Event 4. 25tgt Single Barrel Trophy 1st & 2nd 15m. $8 AA,A,B,C. $10 Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel C'ship Badge & Event 5. 50tgt Double Barrel Points Trophy Trophy 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. $25 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. $24 Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel Cont Trophy 1st Event 6. 15pr Double Rise C'ship Trophy 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. $1 8 & 2nd AA,A,B,C. $16 TOTAL NOMINATIONS: $10 1 .OO OVERALL HIGH GUN * GRADED HIGH GUN FOOD, AMMUNITION, CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary President: Allan Clarke (02) 6625 2203 October 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 63 Little 47150:AA A. Clarke 49150.2nd R. Spencer 47150: B: P. Batrun 48/50, 2nd R. Whitc 47150: C: 0. Grassel. 45150. 2nd T Fuulks 44150. BG: A. West Wyalong 23-8-98 Clarke 1661175. Finc 116, - IOOT CENTIUL ZONE TRENCH: A: (i. Bennett 921100: B: J. Sydney 51-7-98 Lcndbittct. 881100: C: G. Lawl-cncc Vcv told (351 - 10T PS EO: 4 Possi- 881100; Jnl.: Josh Lawrence 741100: blea. 50's SB TROPHE M: 1: Vet: B. Boyd 761100. Pssrakis 54159.2nd G. Foukas 53/59; A: L. 'h-cw 47/53, 2nd P Athanu- Ysmba 16-8-98 sapovlos 46153: B: C. Andrew 45/50. \Yet &cool 1131 - 20T UB CASH. AA: 2nd C. Bfikas 43150: C: C. Tsalvkis M. Smith. B. Colson, hi. Maloncy, M. 38150. 2nd 0. Vclls 37150. HG: C. Pormagggin 20120: A: E. Little, R. . . Andrew 55/60. Hultnn, E. Brlogh 20120; 0: H. . Location: 3km from Scone . Grvney lel20: C: G. Portcn B. hfrrjn- . . Taree Winchom 23.8-98 ran) 18/20, 20T DB CLUB TROPHY on the Gundy Road 01,ereast 1251 . LOO BlXU TGTS: 1st AA B. Colson 63/63; A: E. Bslogh . H: (i. . B. Haopcv 951100. 2nd R. Marsden 23123: Porter 20120: C: B. Mar- . . 951100. 3rd G. Blown 931100. 4th \V. jorrn? 15120. 50T DB C'SHIP: AA: 1: . Jon.? 911100. 5thT Duck 891100. \Vhite 50150. G. Harrison 49150:A: R. . Hatton 56156. E. Litllc 55156: B: G. . lbnlut 9-8-98 Porter 46WO. 14. G~.oncy45lS.50: C: B. . OPEN Finc & sunny 1221 - 10T DB CD: 11 Marjoram 40150. HG: R. Hvtton Possibles. 25T DB CSHIP: Oh: D. 107110R. OA: T. White 97197. 0 Cvccioppoli 48/48: AA T Hsr~.is 0 47148; A. Rabcl.t Bekcl- 37138: B: Ynss 16-8-98 . Rogct. Bvkcr 27128: C: d. Moorc 23125. Ovcreast, drirzlc. cold & windy 116, - . BILL & BRIAN DOWELL SHIELD: 20T DB CD:AA&A:A. Burt.ic 19.2nd . SHOOT J. blolkcntin. 11. Cuecioppoli, J. R. \Vales 18: B: R. Ellis 16, 2nd P. Powcr, 'P Harris. \V. Thatcher \Vnteharn 15: C: P Southwcll, S. . . 1191125. 25T SB C'SHIP: 0A:A. Con- Chown. 20T DB PS CD: M&A: A. SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER 1998, e stable 40141; AA T. Hsrvis 39/41; A: Bnrric 54. 2nd R. Pollack 53: B: l? . .I. Powcr 24125: B: R. Bvkrr 23/27: C: Watehnrn 58. 2nd R. Ellis 48: C: S. e COMMENCING 10.00AM e P C~.unc19125. 2OT DB MINI TGTS: Chown 39. 2nd P Southwrll 30. 20T Event 1. lOtgt Double Barrel Eye Opener. $3 . D. \Vak;lkem. G. Thutchc~.20120. HC: D. SB CD: AABA: I. Boyley 17. 2nd J. : Event 2. 25tgt Laurie Allen Memorial Pointscore Cncciajlpoli 1191122. Ser R. Baker 02 Pntcman, R. Pollnck 15; B: P . : 69474013, Watchorn. R. Ellis 17: C: S. Chuwn e C'ship. $10, OS $2 . 15,Znd E. Farquharron 12.20T HCP Event 3. 20tgt Scone Business Houses Double 0 Upper Hunter 15.8.98 CD: AA&A: R. \Vales 18. 2nd J. Cold & clouds 1301 - lOW NOV Pntcmnn 17: B: I? \Vutcl~o~.n18. 2nd Barrel Classic. $24 1st-5th place . FIELD SHOOT: OA: S. Paync 881100: R. E1li.i 17: C: S. Chown 17. 2nd E. : Event 4. 20tgt Graded Double Barrel Cash Divide. : JNR: K. Devinc 301100: Vet: J. Dun" Forquhal-son 13. 20T CONT CD: $10 651100: r\: G. Culley 701100, 2nd T. AA&A N. Pvivett. A. Bell-ic. J. . . Turne,- 661100.Scd R. \Vvkem 721112: Patcmm. R. Bvylcy 16: 6: I' .e BBQ Tea . B: G. Candt.an 641100, 2nd P Allcn \vatcI,ol~n 10: C: S. Chow". e NIGHT: . : Event 5. lOtgt Double Barrel Night Eye Opener. $3 : . Event 6. 25tgt Nth Zone Night Pointscore C'ship. . . $12,0S $2 . .e Saturday noms: $62, OS $4 e. Entrerlcc OK Tastr~;tnRcmd e SUNDAY 18TH OCTOBER 1998, e e COMMENCING 9.00AM e TWO BAY OPEN Event 7. lOtgt Double Barrel Eye Opener. $3 . e. Event 8. 25tgt Lake Glenbawn Double Barrel . SHEET SHOOT . C'ship. $10, OS $2 a Event 9. 25tgt Lake Glenbawn Pointscore C'ship. . $10, 0s $2 . 275 TARGETS : Event 10.25tgt Trophy Handicap. $30 . . 1st Set of Car Tyres, 2nd Case of Ammo, : 28th & 29th November 1998 e 3rd 112 case of Ammo e Event 11.2Otgt Double Barrel Cant Cash Divide. $5 . S;ttttrdav 28th Novo~~~l~rr.9.30aal slarl Sunday noms: $58, OS $4 I I. 1iI1:t \\;,;$a (:t~t~(:11111 sk~.~.!(:llilllallill,lllbij#. sill . . iI\t.v4,11. I., \ \.\.I%.(; . . I.51111.1 (:it) c01'(;~~c~clS1b181.1. 5krv1 (:llilllll)illll-lli18. $121 TOTAL NOMS: $120. OS $8 e . il\<.~,~Il.1st \\.\.I%.(: I I .)it$ Sk~tIlill~llil.i(ll. 1111 : OVERALL, LADIES, JUNIOR & VETERAN : I.,. ..,,,I. :%",I . HIGH GUNS e . Stul~dav29111 Novpnal~c.r. 9.00illll .ilat.l e LADIES, JUNIOR & VETERANS - • 1:,,.,,1 I. ~i~i~t~nI:;,! ,,r \\;,ppil SLI.,.I (:~~~~~~~~~i~~~~.~~i~~.-.a11 e PENSIONERS 60% NOMS + OS . ~I\v~~,II.lh, .t !,,,I \\.\.I$.(: . . I illt-1 \\i!p-i, 1;,,11 (:IIII~ Shv,.l 1)~~~111vhi:llill~ll~~~~li.ll~ BI/l 0,~~~>11.i., \\.\.I%.(: : Alnmunition, catering & refreshments auailable : . Camping on Club grounds - hot showers e ltam~itw~.I,;~ MAJOR DISCOUNT 9422 Mag ...... $695 ...... SUPER PISTOL ...... $33/500 WINNER ...... AYYUWlTtOY