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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1986

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S NOTES

The confidence of the V.C.T.A. and i t s Organising Cum- mittce in being able to attract shcotcrs to Echuca for the Trap Karionals was certainly justifled by the numbers attending.

The many shooters were not let down either as the V.C.T.A. and Echuca Gun Club had every thin^ in - readiness.

Beine mv first TraD Nationals I had heard the ecod - thingsUand"the bad thGgs to possibly expect.

Well. the m d certainlv out-weiehed the bad. which is as ~ ~ . ~ ~ . ~~~- -- - ~~ ~ ~ ~ " .7 ~~ . ~ ~~~

it always should be. I believe that all shooters were more than satisfied with what had bccn organiscd for theln. Cer- tainly no e om plaints ac all regarding food and drink. What a hard act to follow.

Tournament Director, Robert McDonald and his wiUing and capable officials were kept under constant pressure and as the days went by their ability to perform was put to the test and to their credit they were not found wanting.

On behslf of the sport we must thank those who gave of their time and expertise that helped to make the 1986 Championships one of the best yet.

Special thanks to Ray McKenzie, President of the Echuca Gun Club who made certain that the Club played its part and also the members of the V.C.T.A. Organising Committee for their many months of involvement leading up to the Nationals which proved to be an outstanding - success.

ALAN 3. MAHER

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Association acknowledees the followine donation to

the world Championships ~ u L o r Fund: -

$100 -Tasmanian Clay Target Association.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNIOR FUND

I am pleased to advise that a grant of $1000 has been made to a fund designed to have juniors representing our sport compete at World Championships. Subject to juniors fulfilling a selection criteria determined from time to time by the International Shooting Committee, it is envisaged that two junior teams would be selected to attend World Championships which are held every second vear. Should you wish to subscribe to the Fund which has commenced with a $1000 grant from the Australian Clay Target Association, I am certain that it would be appreciated by our junior shooters. All donations to the fund will be recognised in the C. T.S. N. Alan J. Maher .- ............................................ The Executive Director PO Box 198, A.C.T.A. Blackburn, Vic. 3130.

Please find enclosed a donation of S ................................. towards the World Championships Junior Fund.

Signed: ............................................................................... I doldo not wish my donation to be published in the CTSN.

OFFICE-BEARERS 1986 The Executive Committee at their first meeting of the

year have made the following decisions. All positions were decided by election other than that of the President who was eleoted unopposed.

President, Mr R. Holtfreter; Vice-President, Mr J. Scott: Management Committee: Mr. R. Holtfreter, Mr 3. Scott, Mr N. Hardy, Mrs K. Woods.

International Shooting Committee: Executive Rep. resentative, M r T. Catling; Shooters Representatives, Mr S. Collins (Vic), Mr D. Menck (NSW).

We wish these people well as they work toward the gwd of the Association and Clay Target Shooting.

New Members to the Executive Committee: Murray Alexander (WA) - replacing Daryl Wiese who has resigned from the Exeoutive Committee after many years of service. Welcome Murray, and Daryl, thank you for your past contribution.

STOP PRESS - ISU SKEET RECORD

Victorian Junior. Craig Meuleman cstablished a new Australian 1.S U. Skeet record of 198 200 at the N.S.W. I S U Competition at IUawarra on Sarurday,Sunday May 3 & 4.

This new recurd established Craig at the very top of In- ternational I.S.U. Skeet and surpassed the previous record of 1971200 jointly by Ian Hale, John Summers and N.Z. shcoter John Wwlley.

As has been mentioned before, juniors are on the way which will be to the benefit of the sport. Well done Craig.

Craig is also a member of the team to compete in the World Championships at Suhl. East Germany, later in the year and his good form will certainly not harm his chances of s good result against the best shooters in the world. We wish him well.

NATIONALS PROGRAM ADVICE

The following dates have been confirmed for the respective National Championships: 1986: SKEET- WAGGA ......................... November 13-16 1987: I.S.U. - PERTH .................... February 28-March 5

........ TRAP - BRISBANE ......................... Anril4-9 SKEET - PERTH .............. October 28-November 1

1988: I.S.U. - N.S.W. ...................... Datcs to beconfirmed TRAP - N.S.W. ................ Darcs to beconfirmcd SKEET - & L D .............. Darcs to be confirmed

MAXIMUM NOMINATION - MINIMUM TROPHIES The following amounts have been determined as being

maximum (nominat ions) and minimum ( to ta l trophieslsashes) for the remainder of 1986.

Nomination Maximum: Commonwealth Titles - 50T ................................... $25.00 StateTitles - 50 20.00 ZonelDistrict Titles - 25T ....................................... $15.00 Night surcharge to be added if applicable - $2.00.

Trophies Minimum (for total event) Commonwealth Title 200.00

150.00 100.00


1986 NATIONAL T C MPIONSHIPS

Conducted at the Echuca Gun Club. the Trap Nationals left no doubt in ihcminds of those who attendci, and there were many, chat the sport of Clay Targct Shwting is alive and well.

The Echuca Gun Club members and the many workers that had assisted them in the preparation of the grounds can only be commended for the results that they achieved.

The weather, apart fmm maybe one gusty day, was almost as if "tailored to measure" and therefore no excuses could be accepted for poor scores.

With record numbers arriving for the pre-Nationals competition the atmosphere that prevailed was more than stimulating and so all was in readiness for what was going to be a great shooting carnival.

Viotorious Queenslanders display their trophies after winning the Interstate Trap Teams Match.

37th GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP As mmtioned earllcr. i t appearcd as though this was

going to bc a very well attended National Champlonships - the nurnbcrs of errtrics was proof of this being so.

With 612 shooters m the field, a figure not reached ovcr the last 10 years, eclipsing the best in that time (562 Mel- bourne 1981) by 50, the pattern for the next few days was established.

Mayor of Echuea. Cr. Don Oberin gets a few tips from National C-h Peter Quire as he attempts to fire the opening shot.

SATURDAY APRIL 5 The 1986 National Championships were officiallv

opened by the Mayor of ~ c h u c a Cr Din Oberin who hnd the privilege of firing the (and his) first shot. Making the game look easv. he was right on tareet and showed eood yudgement by7mt firing :second sgot so maintaini;lg a perfect record 111.

The State Teams were ready to compete for the A.C.T.A. Cup, flags were flying, shooters were ready and the carnival was under way with State Teams resplendent in their respective State shooting jackets.

After the shooting had finished, there was an outright winner. Queeneland, represented by Rod Fett, Bill Scar. bomugh, Angelo Zappala, GrahamHaig and Barry Pierce, had outshot the other states to record a winning 1201125. Closely following were last year's winners. South Aus- tralia and also Western Aus tralia, tied for second on 1181125.

A very proud Queensland spokcsrnan m Angelo Zappala when acceptrng the A CT.A. Cup, thl'crv out a stmng challenge to "Come to Queensland next year and see ff you can win it back."

Grand Australian Handicap title was taken out by Bernard Stokes.

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When the shooting Pol. the opcn Iiandicnp Championship was completed we saw Berriard Stokcs of Mo~well Gun Club. Vic become the first National Chamnion for 1986.

Bernard, from the 19m mark, recordeb an excellent 50/50 to receive the Silver Australia Badge, Gordon Hall Perpetual Tmphy as well as a Sharp Video Recorder. Second and third places after a shoot off went to Garry McDonald from Griffith. N.S.W. 69/70 and Reg Coombes from Broken Hill, S.A. 65/67.

The ladies' title went to the promising Georgina Mitchell from N.S.W. with 47/50, Junior to Andrew Cook. Vic. 48/50, with the Veterans' section being won by Len Baker also of Victoria with a score of 46/50.

National Handicap Champion 1986 - Bernard Stokes, Momell, Victoria. Competitors: 612.

34th NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAiUPIONSHlP

Sponsored by Winchester, this prestigious event attraoted a magnificent entry of 756 shooters all of whom were giving of their best.

The shooting was of a high standard as would be expected for this title event and following a prolonged shoot off the winner for 1986 was Bill Iles from Victoria who outstayed all opposition with a score of 221/221.

Bill was presented with a Winchester shot gun by Mr Bruce Burns, Marketing Manager for Winchester, who also was pleased to award a loyalty bonus of Winchester cartridges for using Winchester shells throughout the championship.

One shot behind Bill was Doug Smith of Qld. No surprise

Bruce Burns. Marketing Manager for Winchester Australia, presents the trophies donated by the company to the National Double Barrel Title Holder Bill Iles.

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to see Doug fight out thc Championship as llis record over the years proves his ability and that he isone of the spo1.1'~ top competitors.

All grade winners were presented with a case of Winchester cartridges as was the veterans' winner Ted McRae of New Zealand who recorded a fine 49150.

6th NATIONAL WOMEN'S DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP

This title event, sponsored by Winchester, was also keenly shot for and was won by Thelma Meadows from Brisbane with a score of 49/50. Closely following Thelma was Georgina Mitchell in second .place with 48150 with Lola Charles from N.S.W. taking third place following a shoot off on 50153.

The Winchester award, an Annie Oakley Commem- orative Rifle. was resented to Thelma bv Bruce Burns of

6th NATIONAL JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP

Two National Championships in succession to Brett Dunstan from Kerang, Victoria who won the Winchester Award, an Annie Oakley Commemorative Rifle with an excellent 61162, second place to Tom Turner N.S.W. on 51152 with Craig Tilley in third place with a s m e of 50151.

National Double Barrel Champions 1986 - Open: BiLl Iles, Melbourne, Vic; Ladies: Thelma Meadows, Brisbane, &Id: Jcmior: Brett Dunstan. Kerang, Vie; Veteran: Ted McRae. Timaru, N.Z. Competitors - 756.

~ i c h c s t e r . ' ~ ~ l h e s arc to be congratularcd on tncir efforts and so of coursc arc thc non.winncrs on thc day who provided stLDf comperition throughout the shoot.

Brett Dunstan -Junior National Double Barrel.

32nd NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP

The title event sponsored by the Franchi Australia Dealership attracted 611 entrants all of whom were keen to do well.

The shooting was in keeping with the previous day's standard and resulted in a win to Arthur W n e r from Dnhh N S W w t h a score of 57/57.

Thelma Meadows - Women's National Double Barrel.

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Arthur was presented with a Franchi shotgun and case by Mr Greg Meuleman oP Clayton I:irenrms representing the Franchi Australian Dealers.

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Champion of Chanlpions 1986 - Open: &lark Lirrle. Sr Arnaud. Vic; Ladies: Faye Taylor, Kerang, Vic; Jum'or: Michael Diamond. Forest. NSW: Veteran: Ken Cross.

Always a threat to any shooter in competition is Arthur Turner, the 1986 National Single Barrel Champion.

The Isdies' section was won by Carmel Carlon, Vic, 51157, with the promising junior, Paul Drennan, Vic. shootine a 54/57 to take out the Junior title. Veteran title was pr&dly won by G. (Buster) Schmidt from &Id with a score of 47150.

National Single Barrel Champions 1986 - Open: A. Turner, Dubbo, NSW; Ladies: C. Carlon, Metro, Vic; Junior: P. Drennan. Nepenn, Vio; Veteran: G. Schmidt, Cunnamulla, Qld. Competitors - 61 1.

46th CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Very good shooting by Mark Little from St Arnaud, Vic

enabled a "B" made shooter to win this title. Mark shot - consistently well throughout the event and his score 1241125 came as no surpnse to those who watched him shooting.

Mark by winning the event also received the Ansett Airlines of Australia award, air travel for two, which will obviously be put to goad use.

A total entry of 540 saw many good scores recorded as seen by Allan Spence shooting 2221225 to win the "AA".

The ladies' section was also well won by Faye Taylor, Vic who shot 1101125 with the young and promising shooter from NSW, Michael Diamond, winning the Junior title with a score of 1691175.

Ken Cross from Gemfields, &Id won the Veterans' title with a score of 1181125.

Mark Little walked onto the ground Tuesday morning and no-ed up for his first entry in the Nationals Series. by the afternoon he was the outright winner of the 46th Champion of Champions Title.

25th AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP

The points Championship, totally sponsored by Olimpyc Targets, was not let down by numbers and 521 shooters shot for the magnificent gold-plated cutlery set which went to the eventual winner Dick Piotrowski from Corowa NSW. With a score of 2761276, Dick showed his versatilitv and was a worthy champion.

Winners in e&h grade received a set of stainless steel cutlery which were presented by Executive Committee Member Mr Bob Buchan on behalf of Olirnpyc Targets.

The Ladies' event was won by Lola Charles NSW who shot consistently for a score of 1451150 and again Michael Diamond from NSW won the Junior title with a score of 1501150.

Veteran shdoter Ken Cross from Queenslnnd was also rnaking i t difficult for the other Veterans at rhe championships and recorded his second win with a score of 147.150.

Australia New Zealand Trap Champions 1986 - Open: Dick Piotrowski, Coma, NSW; Ladies: Lola Charles, Narrandera, NSW; Ju .or : Michael Diamond, Forest, NSW; Veteran: Ken Cmss, Gemfields, Qld. Competitors - 521.

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Dick Piotrowski displays the fine trophy donated by Olimpyc Targets for the National Pointscore Event.

26th AUSTRALIAN DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP

Most thought that by now the number of competitors would reduce: however with the shooters enjoying the. carnival this did not happen and 408 entrants nominated - - for the event.

Richard Dean from Qld headed the field with his 50150 to take out the National title and the valuable trophies that also went to the winner. ~ ~

Supprting Ricllnrd Prorn Quccnslnnd was Vicki Declcy who was the best lady shoctcr on 46 50 -Junior winner with 45 50 was Rcccc Alhercon from Vlc. and agnin we had our New Zealand visitor Ted McRae taking out i Veterans'

King of Cohuna Greg Hipwell took out the Golden Jubilee Championship which was sponsored by Winchester Australia. Gary Matehan, Australian Sales and Advertising Manager presents the trophy to Greg on behalf of Winchester. 6th COMARK DEAUVILLE DOUBLES

With sponsorship for this event again being provided by Commercial Marketing Co. of Sydney, a record number of teams (62) entered to shoot for the event and the valuable prizes that had been donated.

Local knowledge being what it is resulted in a win under difficult conditions to the fatherlson combination of David and Rohan Penn from Echucn with 59 59 who were each presented with a Brno rifle courtesy Commercial Market. Lng Co.

Second place mid a case each of Sellier and Bellor Carl- ridges went to Wally and Stephen Wombcl with George and Phillip Sterle in third place each receiving a Smith and wesson hunting knife.

title with a score of 45/50. Australian Double Rise Champions 1986 - Open:

Richard Dean, Toowwmba. &Id: Ladies: Vicki Deeley, Gemfield, &Id; Junior: Reece Atherton, Vic: Veteran: Ted McRae. Timaru. NZ. Comoetitors - 408.

Popular winners in the Comark Deauviue Doubles Event were father and son David and Rohan Penn.

A magniiicent performance to shoot 50150 Double Rise won Richard Dean the honoured title. The photo shows Richard being presented with trophies by ACTA National President Roy Holtfreter.

GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAMPIONSHIP The major prize a colour T.V. set sponsored by

Winchester Australia and Golden Jubilee sashes to all grade winners plus Ladies. Junior and Veteran.

The Golden Jubilee Championship was won by Greg Hipwell from Victoria with a 1411141 who was pleased to accept the Winchester award from National Sales Manager, Mr Gary Matchen.

Carol Zagorc from Victoria won the ladies' medal and Golden Jubilee Sash with a score of 71175.

Alan Schmedje from host club Echuca with 86190 won the junior section with once again genial Ted McRae from Timaru NZ the Veterans' winner with a score of 72175.

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ALLAN BROWN TEAMS EVENT The annual club teams match also saw a win to the host

club Echuca who took all before them by f m , g bath first and second place to win the coveted club event. With Echuca (1) on 7361750 it was left to NSWGC to fill third position on 7301750.

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TEAMS In the all-important Mackintosh event, qualifying scores

were reasonably recorded without being brilliant. The 30-member open team was led by Bill nes with

2491250, one shot behind was Graham Boyd 248, with a group of six shooters on 247.

The Ladies' section was led by Lola Charles with a score of 2331250 from Kath Rehhein on 231 and Doreen Aylett 229 with Thelma Meadows and Carol Carlon both shooting 227.

NSW Junior Michael Diamond led the junior section with an excellent 2451250 from Victorian Paul Drennan who had shot a 2441250. The junior shooters obviously are on


the move and this will be seen more and more in the next list when the winners are announced in England around year or so. July of this year.

With the qualifying events producing a strong Mackintosh International Teams 1986 - Open High 30-member team all was in readiness for what was Gun: Craig Bentley, P t Augusta, SA; Ladies High Gun: anticipated to be an excellent result for Australia in the Thelma Meadows, Brisbane, &Id; Junior IIigh Gun: open section as well as the ladies and junior sections where Michael Diamond, Forest. NSW. Austl.uha could stnrt favourite.

We were nor disnppoincca - slroocers who kvercall using Winchester slrells trndicionnlly sponsored by Winchester Australia, gave of their best u;ith-the result being that no less than 16 shooters including three juniors recorded 100 breaks and all received the appropriate recognition with the presentation of a lapel bar to record their achievement.

Being a postal competition, scores are not published; however we are very confident of finishing high up on the

A happy Craig Bentley High Gunned the Mackintosh International Team for 1986.

Proud Michael Diamond High Gunned the Junior Inter- national Team.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HIGH GUN The overall High Gun, sponsored by F.N. Sports and

Australian Agents, Fuller Firearms, was well won by Larry Dimasi from Mildura Vio.

Larry with a magnificent 4611475 was awarded the valuable Browning B2G shotgun presented by Neil Adsms of Fuller Firearms, traditional sponsors of the overall High Gun as well as the meterage trophies of Hercules Red Dot powder in the Grand Australian Handicap.

Grade High Gun winners were Doug Smith of Queenslanc!, with a score of 458 in AA, Ron Glenn Vic 453

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in A, Wayne Headon Vic 444 in B, and Doreen Aylett from that it has provided them. Devonport, Tasmania with a score of 412 in C grade. On behalf of all Clay Target Shooters I am pleased to

Ladies High Gun was won by Vicki Deeley from acknowledge the support that we have been given and has Gemfields Queensland who recorded a score of 4201475. matnfnllv been received.

Junior ~ i b h Gun, with a score of 4501475, was won by Paul Dreman of Nepean, Victoria with G. (Buster) Schmidt from Cunnamulla Qld the very proud winner of the Veterans' High Gun title with a score of 427.

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GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP Fuller Firearms for their traditional suDwrt of metreaee - .---- - - -

winners with Hercules Red Dot Powder. DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP - Winchester

Neil Adams representing Fuller Firearms presents the Overall Hizh Gun to Larry Dimasi of Mildwa on behalf of

Gun in the Gationals Series. All competitors are to be congratulated for their sports-

manship over the Carnival. Many compete - few win; however, those who did compete did so in good sportsman- ship and therefore they were all, because of this tremendous attitude, winners at the 1986 National Trap Championships.

SrnNSORS How pleasing it is to be able to record the appreciation of

the Association to our many sponsors. Right from day one, the Handicap event through to the

naming of the Championship High Gun winner, we

Australia The Winchester division of O h Australia for the

presentation of a new series Winchester Shot Gun to the overall winner plus a supply of cartridges as a loyalty bonus for using Winchester shells.

Winchester cartridges to the winners of each grade as well as to the Veteran winner.

Annie Oakley Commemorative Rifles to the Ladies and Junior Double Barrel Championship. SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP - Franchi. Australian. Dealers

For the presentation of a Franchi Shot Gun and Case to the National Champion. GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAMPIONSHIP - Winchester Australia

Present~ng a colour television sct to the winner of the Golden Juhilce Championship. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Ansett Airlines of Australia

Air travel for two to the nearest capital city. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP - Olimpyc Targets

Sponsoring the total event including medals and sashes and presenting the valuable gold-plated canteen of cutlery to the overall winner.

Stainless steel cutlery sets to the winners of all grades, jewellery box for the winner of the Ladies' section and teaspwn sets to the Junior and Veteran winners. MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TEAMS - Winchester Australia

Traditional suppliers of cartridges for the teams competing in the International Mackintosh Cup. DEAUVILLE WUBLES - Commercial Marke t i i Co. of SYhes

For continuing the sponsorship of this event which in 1986 attracted record entries and providing Brno Rifles to each of the winners a s well as Sellier and Ballot Cartridges for second and Smith and Wesson knives for third. VAL & FRED HORTON

For trophies donated to the best Veteran over the Mackintosh qualifying events as well as for the oldest competitor, Jasper Bright of W.A.. who is 87 years young. NATIONAL HlGH GUN - Fuller Firearms

For the continuance of rhelr support of thc Champion- ship mgh Gun with the presentation of n Browning B2G shotmn in con.junction with F.N. Sports for whom they are the ~ u s t r ~ a n Agents - LADIES HIGH GUN - Mrs Kach Holcfreter

For also contu~urng thc trndiuonal presentation to the w m c r of the Larlles High Gun award.

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........... EVANS & BALFOUR - Perazzi Trophies Dick Piotrows ki Australia.New Zealand Trap Championship Awarded t o the winner of each National Title event. Our t h a n k s and appreciation m u s t go t o all who have

GOLD AUSTRALIA - CHAMPIONSHIP HIGH GUN supported the ACTA with the of the 1g86 Larry Dimasi ..................................... National High Gun Champion

National T rap Championships. We ask o u r shooting members in re tu rn to please MACKINTOSH TEAMS IN QUALIFYING ORDER

consider o u r sponsors' products when nex t contemplating OPEN: W. Iles 249: G. Boyd 248, L. Dimasi, A. Turner, D.

a purchase. Piotmwski. D. Smith. R. Dean, R. Penn all 247; J. Whittakers. B. Awards a n d trophies t h a t were presented other t h a n as Rafferty, I. Holschier, T. Smith, A. Burgess, J. Gawith all 246: A.

have been mentioned were provided by the Association. Spence, S. Marshall, D. Lymn. M. Diamond. B. Pearce, C. Bentley, R. Mark, W. Stevens, G. Steele. M. Hass, W. Charlton. T. Byrne all

ATI'ENDANCE FIGURES 245; R. Glenn, M. Rogers. P. Drennan, D. Ellis all 244.

A total of 872 individual shooters nominated over the LADIES: L. Charles 233, K. Rehbein 231, T. Meadows 227, D. with the grades represented by AA - 179, A - 236, B - 280, and C AY1ett 229, C. Carlon 227.

- 177. JUNIOR: M. Diamond 245, P. Drennan 244. B. Dunstan 241. L. TAU 238. T. Turner 236.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIGH GUN - Open: Craig Bentley - Port Augusta, S.A. Ladieg:

we the support of the VCTA and best club E ~ ~ ~ c ~ Thelma Meadows - Brisbane, &Id. Junior: ~ i c h a e l Diamond.

in the staging of the Championships. Many are involved, few are named. THANK YOU ONE AND ALL.

PERPETUALTROPHYWINNERS ACTA Cup - State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams - Queensland Grand Australian Handicap - Gordon Hall Tmphy - Bernard Stokes. Vic. Double Birrel Championship - J.M. WilsonTmphy - Banes , Vic. Ladies Double Barrel Championship - June Gawith Trophy - ThelmsMeadows. a d . Single Barrel Championship - W. Rainbird Cup - Arthur Turner, NSW Champion of Champions -Mackintosh Cup - Mark Little, Vic. Aus t rWNew Zealand Championship - Kable Smith Tmphy - Dick Piotmwski, NSW Allan Bmwn Teams (Club) - Allan Bmwn Trophy - Echuca Gun Club, Vic. International Teams - Rook Gates McMillan Tmphy -Not shot. Mackintosh Team Open High Gun - J.M. Bauman Cup - Craig Thelma Meadows. 2nd Georgins Mitchell. 3 r d Lola Bentley, S.A. Mackintosh Team Junior High Gun - Carlisle & District Tmphy - Michael Diamond. NSW Double F&ke Championship - J.M. Tyquin Cup - Richard Dean. a d Mackintosh Team Junior Qualifying - Everett-AttwoodTmphy - Michael Diamond, NSW Nationsl High Gun (Open) - Newton Thomas Tmphy - Larry Dimasi, Vic; Ron Portet Remembrance - Larry Dimasi, Vic; Ladies: Eley Trophy - Vicki Deeley, Qld; Junior - Bill Iles Tmphy -Paul Drennan. Vic; Veterans - CecHerbert Tmphy - C. (Buster) Schmidt. &Id. Austntlia V s New Zealand - Glenn Cup - Australia (in New Zesland). NATIONAL BADGES - 1986 SILVER AUSTRALIA - NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Bernard Stokes ............................. 37thGrandAustralianHandicap -=tan, znd T~~ T ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Srd craig mey. Bill Iles ....................................... 34th Double Barrel Championship Thelma Meadows .......... 6th Women's Double Barrel Championship 1986 NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP Brett Dunstan ................... 6th Junior Double Barrel Championship OFFICIAL RESULTS

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cont'd from previous page DOUBLE BARREL (Entries: 756) B Grade: Overall: 1. Bruce Bencke, Ashburton, NZ ............................................ 75/75

........................................................ W. nes, Melbourne.Vic 2211221 2. Garrv MoMillan. Mowell. Vic ............................................ 98/99

3. StanCcllins. Melbourne. Vic. ................... .... ......... .........166/167 A Grade: 1. Sperry Marshall, Hobart. Tas ................. .. ................... 1501151 2. John Woaley, Melbourne, Vic .......................... ........... ........ 90/91 3. Wayne Pillrington. Victorian, Vic ...................... ... .......... 81/82 B Grade:

.................................................... 1. Alan Pobjcy, WAGC, WA 73/74 2. Ron Trimble, Marybomugh. Vic ......................................... 69170 3. John Loudcn, Dubbo, NSW ................................................. 68/70 C Grade:

................... .................... 1. Scott Cwk, Sebastopl. Vic .... 49/50 2. Steven Trail. Cclbinabbin. Vic .................. ... .................... 54/56 3. peter Keck. ~ c h u c a , 53/56 Ladies:

............................ 1. ThelmaMeadcws, Brisbane, &Id ? ..... -50 2. GearginaMitchell, Guyra. NSW ......................................... 48/50 3. LolaCharles, Namandera, NSW ........................................ 50153 Veteran: Ted McRae, Timaru, NZ ........................... .. .......................... 49/50 Junior: 1. Brett Dunstan. Keran 2. Tom Turner, Cessncck, 3. Craig Tilley. Sydney, N SINGLE BARREL (Entrie Overall: Arthur Turner, Dubbo, NS AA Grade:

........ 1. Stephen Guest, Leeton, NSW ............................ ......... 56/57 2. Bill Iles. Melbourne. Vic ..................................................... 70171 3. Fmhan Penn. Echuca. Vic ......................... ... ................... 69/71

.................................................. 3. Bruce Ross, Brisbane. Qld 95/99 C Grade:

.................................................. 1. Barry Ross, Brisbane, Qld 95/99 2. Ryan Lowry, Melbourne, Vic .............................................. 71/75 3. George Magoziarz. Victorian, Vic ....................................... 79/84 - Ladies: CarolZsgorc. Victorian, Vic ................ ...... ......................... 71/75 VeWam Ted McRae, Timaru, NZ .......................................................... 72/75 Junior: Alan Schmedje, Echuca. Vic .................................................... 86/90

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (Entries: 640) Overall: Mark Little. S t Amaud, Vic ................................................. 124/125 AA Grade: 1. AUan Spence, Echuca, Vic ................. .. ....................... 222/225 2. Lyn Curtis, Bairnsdale. Vic ....................................... 221/225 3. LouHeame, Goulburn, NSW .......................................... 1701175 A Grade:

............................................. 1. Brian Mark, Victorian, Vic 122/125 2. Ron Glenn, Echuca, Vic .................................................. 146/150 3. Roger Duthie, Hamilton. Vic .......................................... 140/150 B ~ra; ie: 1. JeffHollcway, Sebastopl, Vic ...................................... 1671175 2. GraemeMahoney, Geelcng. Vic ...................................... 180/175 3. Bill Koopman, Sheppartcn, Vic ....................................... 191125 C Grade: 1. Scott Cwk, Sebastopl, Vi 20/125 2. John Neumann, Cerberus 151125 3. Ray Tremul, Geelong, Vi 141125 Ladies: Faye Taylor. Kerang, Vic ..................................................... 1101125

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A Grade: Veteran:

1. Sperry Marshall. Hobart, Tas O / l Ken Cmss. Gemfields* 181125 .............................................. 2. Trevor Smith, Tyrendarra, Vic ........................................... 9 / 6 1 Junior:

3. Ron Glenn, Echuca, Vic .................................................. 86/88 MiOhaelDiamond, NSW ........................... 169/175

B Grade: AUSTIN2 POINTS (Entries: 521) John Ellis. Mall 53/56 Overall: 2. RonDecke 52/56 Dick Piotmwski, Ccmwa, NS 3. B. Crane, B 51/55 AA Grade: C Grade: 1. Barry Pearce. Dalby, 1. Josh Raymond. Ranks t 51156 2. Michael Diamond, Fc 2. Cannel Carlcn, Metm, V 51/57 3. Graeme Boyd, Wangaratta, Vic .................................... ...........212/213 3. Doreen Aylett, Devonp , 50157 A Grade: Ladies: 1. Jim Gawith. Jeparit 551156 Carmel Carlcn, Metro. Vi 51/57 2. Geoff Fett, Sunshin 121213 Veteran: 3. Ron Glenn, Echuca, 111213 G. (Buster) Schmidt, Cunnamulla, Qld .................................... 47/50 B Grade: Junior: 1. Colin Ccrcoran, Bwmwa. NSW ...................................... 1481150 Paul Drennan, Nepean. Vic .................................................. 54/57 2. Ron Cuelev. Echuca. Vic ....................... .... ................ 1831186

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DOUBLE RISE (Entries: 408) Overall:

.............................................. Richard Dean, Toowoomba, Qld 50150 AA Grade:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . Roger 1)uthie. Hamilton. Vic ti9 70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. Ron Fctt. Sw~shineCoi?sl. Qld ti6 68

3. J.W Smith SSWGC. NS\V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 50 AA Grade: Garry McDonald, GrifPith. NSW .............................................. 55160 2. Vicki Deeley. Gemfields, Qld .............................................. 70180 3. GerrvPetruska, Bairnsdale. Vic ......................................... 69180 B ~ r a d e :

.................................................. 1. Ron Cugley, Echuca. Vic 55160 ............................................. 2. Tom Meadows, Brisbane, Qld 53160

3. Wayne Headon. Hay. Vic ..................... .. .......................... 55160 C Grade: 1. David Opperman, Castlemaine, Vic .................................... 51/56 2. Doreen Aylett. Devonport, Tas ........................................... 50160 3. Brian Doyle, Hay, Vic ......................................................... 41/50 Ladies: Vicki Deeley. Gemfields, &Id ................................................. 46150 v e t e m :

......................................................... Ted McRae, Timaru. NZ. 45150 Junior:

............................................. Reece Atherton, Wontbaggi. Vic 45/50

HIGH GUNS Overall: &wry Dimasi, Mildura Vic ................................................... 4611475 AA Grade:

.................................................. Doug Smith, Brisbane. Qld 4581475

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A Grade: .................................... Ron Glenn. Echuca, Vic -5

B Grade: Wayne Headon, Hay, Vic ..................................................... 4441475 C drade: Doreen Aylett, Devonport, Tas ............................................ 4121475 Ladies OA: Vicki Deeley, Gemfields, Qld ................ .. ........................... 4201475 Veteran OA:

................................. G. Schmidt, Cunnamulla, Qld 4 7 5 Junior OA: Paul Drennan. Nepean, Vic ................................................. 4501475

STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: Queensland - 1201125 Team:

Barry Pierce, Dalby ................................................................ 25125

ALLAN BROWN (Club) TEAMS: Echuca. Vic - 7361750 John Whittaker .......................................................................... 150

Northern Territory Clay Targe t Association had their State Team geared u p a n d looking smar t .

Kaye W w d s h a s t h e boys shootingfor Tasmania all inline. However none of the States could too t h e Queensland State Team for t h e winning claims.

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FROM THE DESK OF enhanced by plenty of shooting, can concentrate on the task at hand, and I ~vould guess has had more practice in

THE NATIONAL shoot-offs than most Australian shooters. In a situation of an overnieht break in the shoot-off. all of the above at-

COACHING; DIRECTOR

"Tinnitus Auriurn", what is that, I hear you say with your hand cupped around your ear so you can hear me? Tinnitus is a continual ringing in the ears, it goes on night and day, it never stops. I have good friends in the shooting fraternity who suffer from this complaint, there is no cure. They are people who, in their early shooting careers, did not use ear protection. Tinnitus is caused by the destruc- tion of the hair cells in the mid ear by loud percussion such as that from the shot gun. The good news is that it can be prevented, as can deafness, by using protective ear muffs and/or plugs. My friendly ear specialist tells me that muffs are by far the best protection, but plugs are vastly better than nothing. The muffs prevent absorption of the percussion through the bone at the back of the ear, as well as that penetrating the arum. Why not wear both? Newcomers to our sport should be advised to equip themselves with pro- per ear protection as soon as they purchase their gun. Even without the ringing or whistling in the ear, any loss of bearing is a tragedy.

The coaching fraternity have to be careful, standing as often as they do at the rear of the shooter, where the percussion is at its greatest. It is easy to forget your muffs if you are not shooting yourself, so, when you leave home on the way to a shoot, think to yourself, have I got my muPfs. my gun, etc? I am just back from the down the line Nationals in

Echuca. The standard of shooting was exceptionally high. For the interest of those who did not attend, the Australian Double Barrel Championship saw some of Australia's best known shooters shooting off. There was the beautifully simple style of Doug Smith from Queensland. J.W. Smith of N.S.W. with his gun held high on the shoulder, the copy- hook style of Stan Collins of Victoria, the forward leaning determined, wide legged style of Sperry Marshall of Tasmania and the aggressive competitive style of Bill nes. Congratulations to Bill on winning the event. The shooting went on until dark and was started again next morning. When this happens it is difficult to regain momentum and concentration. Bill is strong physically, has natural ability

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tributes hilo. Bill shot 221 to win . Tire Naiionals is an opporturrity for ma to lnrer shooiers

from all over Australia. With such a good nitcndmnce tht Echuca Nrrtiurlals wcrc a succcss. lkey reminded rnc agnln of what a great sport we have. Not many other sports could attract such a roll up of young, old, male and female competitors, all obviously enjoying themselves. I don't think we as clay shooters blow our trumpet enough, or go out of our way to encourage new membership. Clay shooting is a sport that provides stimulation, physical exercise in the fresh air and great social interaction. It can be enjoyed for a lifetime. I can think of people in their 80s and 90s shooting well. Junior shooting at the Nationals was in- credible, the standard seems to be getting higher each year.

Bring your friends to try our sport, introduce them to your club coach. who will make sure they don't go away feeling that the sport is too hard or that they have made a fool of themselves. Not only will you be doing them a favour, but yourself. The more members we have the cheaper the sport is for all.

John Harris, the Coaching Director from Western Australia, has resigned due to workload. Many thanks John for your efforts. John's position has been taken by Murray Alexander of Perth. Murray has been in the coaching scheme since its inception and is well known for his involvement in coaching in Western Australia. Murray has coached the Police team, a Forces team, as well as the usual coaching that is done by Z n e Coachcs. W.A. and the Australian Coaching Counoil are lucky to have such an ex- perienced coach as State Coaching Director.

The International Shooting Committee has a new member, David Menck of N.S.W. David replaced Bob Buchan of Victoria, who has served the international committee in several capacities, including chairman. Bob will continue to hold the position as A.C.T.A. delegate to the Australian Shooting Association until November. David Menck will be known to many I.S.U. shooters through his newsletter of I.S.U. events and results.

Finally, many thanks to the Southern Gun Club for their hospitality to the National President. Ray Holtfreter, W.A. Coaching Director. Murray Alexander and Executive Member, Tim Catling and myself, Southern President Bob Rossiter and club members' friendliness, and the good shooting enjoyed by all, typifies for me what our sport is ahout.

Good shooting, (with your muffs on). PETER QUIRE.

EDITOR'S Dear Mr Maher.

Earlier this viar vou soueht some inout for C.T.S.N.. so ~ ~" " - .~~ ~ ~ ~ . may I try to enuaLu.age shoorcrs and their families lo get away Prom the cold sourhern winter €or a s1101.t PBI . IU~ and attend the Darwin Shoot at rhe end of July. for onc of Lhc most enjoyable holidays imaginable.

Having been there twice I can assure those attending they will never be in more hospitable company and i€ they can get off the beaten track a little they will never find a more natural, raw country to appreciate. Last year's organised fishing location was so natural and so abundant with wildlife and flora one would almost think that no one ~~~~ ~~~~ ~ ~~~ ~

hod ever bccn there before. To visic Ihc site was enouglr - the 1Olb barramundi that wcrc hnuled in were rhe bonus.

TheGun Club people will do everything they can to makc your stay enjoyable -provided it can be done one-handed as the other hand is generally occupied - and they do insist that you try seriously to break your targets.

Thanks to Darwin Gun Club, T.A.A.. and a little shooting luck, I will be going back. There is something about the territory that gets one in. Why don't you try it?

Yours sincerely, E m Hawkins.


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BLUE NA CARNIVAL

By G. Hyder, Publicity Officer

The Bunbury Clay Target Club's 1986 Blue Manna Carnival, held on 1st and 2nd March, was the success it was planned to be.

Ninety-four competitors from throughout the state were shooting for two state titles and four events carrying hallmarks of Bunburv. ~ ~ ~ ~

Saturday's vigorous compctiLion of thrcc cvenls opened with the City of Bunbury P.J. Usher Memorial.

O/A & A: David Kevill (CMT), Allan Hocking (Geraldron), Gordon Beard (CMT); B: Neil Dowey (Collie). Dino Fracara (WAGC). John Griffiths (Bunbury): C: H. Harmer (Gcraldron), Mkc Darlow (Leinster), Greg Martin (Collie).

Event two was the Blue Manna Handicap which was well won by local champion Clayton Hyder. 0&er placings were taken out by: ll-14m: C. Vodden (Kambalda), 15-16m: Barry Kowald (Katanning), 17-19m: Ron Baker (Geraldton), 20-25m: David Kevill (CMT).

The first of the two state championships was the double rise event, which was won after a shoot-off by well-known Collie shooter Max Cubic. Cubic was the winner of this state title in 1985 and carries the perpetual trophy over for a further 12 months. Other winners were: A: Brendon Vodden (Kambalda), John Eddy (WAGC), Roy Holtfreter (Northam); B: Grant Hyder (Bunbury). Neil Dowey (Collie), John Ablett (Bunbury); C: T. Craigie (Leinster). H. Harmer (Geraldton). Mike Darlow (Leinster).

Winners of the ladies, junior and veterans sections of this event were all staunch Bunbury members in June Roach, Carl Knipe and Charlie Linaker respectively.

The A.G.M. of the WACTA was held on Saturday night and saw long-time Bunbury member Ross Silvester take over as state president after many years of work in other areas of the executive. Taking position as vice-president is John Fissioli of Cunderdin club.

Two awards were made during the meeting, the first being the WACTA Sports Person of the Year which went to Robin Bailey of WAGC.

The second was Life Membership of the Association which notably is only the second such award in the history of the WACTA and was bestowed upon Murray Alexander (WAGC) for his services to clay target shooting.

Competition continued on Sunday with the City of Bunbury 150th S.B. Championship well won after a shoot- off bv David Kevill ICMT). Other la cines in this event wench A: Ron ~ a k e ; l~eraldton). 6-1 Giese INarroein). .~~~ ~- ~~ ~~ -

Eddie Toomcy (~er&dton); B: &ss gilvcstcr j~unb;r~j ; Clem Rilcy (Collie), Terry Moroney (WAGC): C: Colin Roach (Bunbury). Howard Driule (Bunbury). Hayden Silvesler (Bunbury).

Event two on Sunday was the State D.B. Points Championship. After a shoor.oPP betwcen two shooters on 149/150. Mike Callaghan (WAGC) emerged the wnnner from David Kcvill 1CW) with Kevill automatically taking first position in A ~ r a d e : The other placings were-A: Chai Riegert (Katanning), Roy Holtfreter (Northam); B: Grant Hyder (Bunbury), David Farthing (WAGC), Duke Wellington (Geraldton); C: Greg Martin (Collie), C. Pobjoy (WAGC), Colin Roach (Bunbury); Ladies: June Roach (Bunbury); Junior: C. Vodden (Kambalda); Veteran: Charlie Holly (Kojanup).

The last event for the weekend was the Koombana Cup. This year's winner, Chas Riegert, holds a prestigious part of Bunbury history for 12 months by taking charge of the Pe-tual Tronhv until it is recontested at the Blue Manna 6aGGl in h&. Other nlacines were: Bert Boschetti .~~ - - - - ~~ ~ . ~ -~ (Geraldton). Nevrllc Hyder (Bunbury). Murray Alexander (WAGC). Unphccd bn Wetherell (Bunbury), Green (WAGC),

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, 17-19: Mark

Winner: June Roach (Bunbury); Junior: Carl Knipe (Bunbury); Veteran: Charlie Linaker (Bunbury).

In conclusion to competition over the six-event programme, High Gun as a total of the weekend's scores went to David Kevill of CMT.

Intermediate High Gun (shooter forward of l6mts handicap) was David Farthing.

Ladies High Gun went to a most wnsistent June Roach. Highest scoring junior and winner of the trophy was

Carl Knipe, while Charlie Linaker continually outflanked all other competing veterans to win High Gun in his category.

Veteran High Gun Winner - Charlie Linaker of Bunbury.

SUCCESSFUL COACHING SEMINAR

A coaching seminar was held at Gyrnpie Gun Club on March 15. where a total of 65 novices were coachedfor the day.

Mr. Martin Gough (Zone Coach) and Mr. Gerry Chizzotti (Referee Examiner) kindly came up from Brisbane to conduct the seminar. After an informative lecture on safe handling of firearms. Martin Gough showed the correct method of gun mounting and stance etc.

The eager novices were then shown to the traps to have a go, under the expert supervision of Martin and Gerry.

A great day was had by all and my thanks to Martin. Gerry, Winchester and other registered shooters who assisted on the day.

Chris Harrison Club Coach

3. NE ON THO S AWAIWD 1985

Awarded annually to the Junior Shooter who records the highest score in the trap section of the State PostalTeams Match.

1985 resulted in a tie between two very promising shooters in Tom Turner from Cessnock and Michael Dia- mond from Forest, who both shot a 75/75, thereby preven- ting a countback.

Both junior shooters were presented with their award by N.S.W. State Secretary, Mrs Jenny Burt, at the Echuca Trap Nationals.

Congratulations Tom and Michael for your fine perfor- mances for N.S.W.


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EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE REPORT - APRIL 1986

A lengthy meeting of the Executive took place at Echuca on Friday, April 11, commencing at Sam and continuing for, other than a short break for morning tea and lunch, the meeting eventually concluded at 6.40pm.

Many items were raised for discussion by members representing their State Associations. I a m pleased to be able to provide a summary of some of the decisions reached, all of which have been made with the best interest of shooters in mind at all times.

- CARTRIDGE SALES AT NATIONALS

The procedure adopted at the Trap Nationals at Echuca will be continued. Brand name cartridges will be made available for competitors and sold by the accredited representatives of the supplier.

SWEEP AND PURSE NONIINATIONS At all future Nationals, entries for sweeps and purse will

be independent of event nominations.

ASIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING FEDERATION A decision will be reached by the General Assembly of

the A.C.P.S.F. in Bangkok on May 1, as to whether or not Australia is to be admitted to the Federation as a full member.

FINANCE With risrng costs in dl areas, a difficult year 18 being Pac-

ed. Considerable attenuon was given to lhls area where, like most similar organisations, we are most vulnerable.

OVERSEAS TEAMS The selection of overseas teams to shoot D.T.L. and

Skeet inalternate years is to be discontinued as from 1986 until such time as finances allow otherwise.

I.S.U. teams to be restricted to no more than one team per year to shoot at either the World Championships or the World Moving Target Championships. In Olympic Games years the Olympic competition to be substituted.

Commonwealth Games years shall be in addition to either the World Championships or World Moving Target Championships.

REFEREES ASSOCIATION Recommendations have been made to the rules Sub-

Committee for investigation and report.

PERPETUAL TROPHIES (I.S.U.) An offer by M r & Mrs Quire to alter their High Gun

awards to perpetual awards at the Olympic Disciplines was approved.

DRESS STANDARDS ~ ~

Discussion on the Standard of dress whilst competing and at o resent at ions was discussed. This has been covered elsewhere in the C.T.S.N.

Many other items were discussed without being for- mulated. These will come to the fore following further investigation as to their relative merits.

Alan J. Maher Executive Director.

BRISBANE GUN CLUB - 2 DAY SKEET SH0C)T

All the local Skeet shooters and a very pleasing roll up from many other clubs attended the Brisbane Gun Club's 2-day Skeet shoot on April 19 and 20. The club extends its thanks to the strong contingent of shooters from south of the border and to the Queensland shooters who attended from as far away as Mt Isa, Charleville and Rockhampton. The first event on Saturday morning was the Stevens & Sons trophy event. The club thanks Bill Stevens for his continuing support again this year, not just for this event, but also for his kind donation of a Winchester Com- memorative Rifle as our High Gun trophy for this year's shooting. Ray Porter won the 'AA' trophy after a handful of shooters dropped out early in the shoot off. After having shot 49's to participate, club captain Ran Wells won 'A' grade fmm Col Forest and Garry Redmond with a 63/63. Mick McGill all the way from Mt Isa the 'B' grade with 48/50 and Toowwmba club president David Moon 'C' grade.

Event 2, the Chandlers Trophy Event. Once again many thanks to Kev Reedman on behalf of Chandlers Electrical stores. Kev is a very keen shooter and a very generous donor, not only for this shoot, but all our Skeet shoots through the year. (Also congratulations go to Kevfor afine 50 in the H'cap event).

Ray Melville; no stranger to a Skeet field, ran out winner in 'AA' with 86/87. John Porter won 'A' grade with 62/62 and this was the start of a 203 break for John. Joe Box from the Gold Coast shot a nice 49 to win 'B' grade, and once again David Moon the 'C' grade. The "Porter- Stevens" Skeet shield was also run on this event. And the Gold Coast won this keenly contested shield from a countback with Brisbane with 2431250. (Only 5 to 1 next time Wolfman). At the end of the day, Garry Redmond was looking good for the High Gun with 100/100 but unfortunately Garry was admitted to hospital after the shoot and was kept in through Sunday. Not a bad effort to shoot 100 under the pain he was obviously in.

First up Sur~day was the Winchester H'cap event. Once again a kind word for our sponsor Winchester Aust. Bob Dupuy with his boys were present again this year with a case of shells and silver cups for a 3 man team competition in conjunction with this event. Thanks again for your support, Bob.

A s mentioned earlier, this was all John Porter. John didn't need any handicap as he shot 126 straight through this event to take 1st place from John Withers with Mick McGill third. The 3 man team winners were Max Barton, John Withers and Karl Nasarenko.

The final event, the City of Brisbane Championship. Ray Melville was far too good here to win the championship and 'AN Jim Baker won 'A' grade, Ces Herbert the 'B' grade, while new Bqsbane shooter Bill Sangster won his first major trophy by taking out 'C' grade with 45/50. After all this there were 4 shooters on 1361200 to shoot off for the High Gun. John Porter, Ray Porter. Ray Melville and Kel Madsen. The most impressive trophy on the table was a beautiful tapestry Keys wife Kirsten spent many, many hours doing. This was the High Gun trophy and I can assure you it was a very papular result when Kel won this himself after Ray Melville let a low house 5 get away in the second shoot off round. Congratulations to Kel for a fine effort considering he was the leading hand in running the shoot as well. Of course no shoot is possible without the help in the office, and in the kitchen. For those chores we must thank Dawn Reedman. Kirsten Madsen and ~~~- -~

Margarec Bakcr. Also thanks to Jean Clarkc, \rife oP well known shooter Reg Clarke, for your assistance as wrU. We hope to run another %day shoot later this year. 80 watch the C.T.S.N. for dates.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1986 Page 20

AROUND THE T S With LAURIE CONNORS

After returning homc Prom what one might call an extended "Shooters Jaunt" of Queensland gun clubs, as well as takrnz in our very successful South Pacrfic and Na- tional -pic ~iscipline Championships, hosted at Brisbane Gun Club, to end the trip, one was to realise our next maior shootine event. the National Trav Chamuion- ahin to Ge run at ~ & u c a . was not far off. It ishistorvkw =. ~- ~- ~

~ ~ " - ~ - . b"; many who attended and competed I have s&loken with. complimented those responsible in 0rgaNsing and making the event possible. Probably the ones who deserve some thought and gratitude are the small band of workers who turned up to the Eohuoa Gun Club working bees, to make sure the ground and facilities were ready and oapable of taking the 872 shooters who competed in the nine event program, over six days of tournament, from start to finish. It was pressure at its best from behind the scenes for all running the show, and no doubt many of those involved are glad it is all over. Let's extend a nod of appreciation show- ing our gratitude to all concerned. Their job was well done, and all deserve credit for their oontribution to the Na- tional's overall success. Also. I feel when the final financial result arrives, it will prove to those responsible, the project for the betterment of our sport, was well worthwhile. Whilst one can write of all the highlights pertaining to the event, I also feel some of the "lowlights" should be mentioned. If they have not already done so, would those responsible for removing a banner from the side of a con- tainer, please return same. For your information, should it not be returned, it will be necessary for it to be replaced. This will cost some $400, and I believe future junior sponsorship will suffer and miss out on the $400 needed to replace the banner. "THINK ABOUT I T . Also, when an event such as this is run, quite a number of people con- tribute items to make things easier on the club's finances, and a little more comfortable for patrons and workers alike. So if you happened to souvenir the umbrellas used to proteot the referee and scorer against inolernent weather, or the shooter's shelter tent, Bfter the completion of the Nationals, you have taken artioles Echuoa Gun Club have to replace to the& owners. All you have done is loaded Eohuca Gun Club with embarrassment and an m- necessary expense. Should you know their whereabouts drop them hack, the club would appreciate their return.

Lastly, there is something about attending our Na- tionals, that no other shooting tournament seems able to offer. That is the pleasure of seeing our top shots in action and meeting of many shooters one has got to know over the years. They were there from all over Australia, New Zealand and even America. It was great to once again bid you all "GOOD DAY". God willing we will meet again at the Brisbane Nationals next gear.

Saturday. April 12, 1986. Dcniliquin Gun Club was conducting what thcy callcd a Fost-Nationals Shoot This club has k e n in cxistcnce Por many years and rcccntly set itself up on new ground. Because of development theywere forc- ed to shift from their original site. They feature three D.T.L. layouts, lights for night shooting, as wellas neat office space and club rooms. Although the organisers were a little disappointed with the numbers, they were able to attract forty competitors. Amongst them were visiting shooters from Victoria. South Australia and Tasmania. Among the Tasmanians were Tasmanian Executive members. Stewart Browning and Mrs Kaye Woods. All pI'eSent seemed to enjoy the hospitality extended especially that from top shot and gentleman of our sport, Jon Whit- takers. Jon is a past President of the club, and still involved in the running of tournaments. Greg Hipwell from Cohuna unwound after the toueh oom~etition at the Na- tionals and won the South west%v& Zone D.B. Cham- pionship 90190. Qreg won the Auto Shot Gun as overall

L. to R.: Orion Shockley and Elbert Thruckmorton from America being welcomed to the Nationill Championships by Echu? Gun Club President Rsy McKenzie.

All winners at the Dcniliquin Post-National Shoot. From left: Graeme Boyd, Greg Hipwell, Gwrge Steele and Bob Schleter.

trophy. Graeme Boyd. Wangaratta shot the score of 29/30 to win the South West Riverina Zone Double Rise title. George Steele and Bob Schleter from Mount Gambier were pushed by top shooters, Greg Hipwell and Terry Bouoher in the DeauviUe Double Championship. George and Bob finally won the honours with 30130.

Friday, April 18,1986. A meeting of interested Viotorian clubs and shooters was held in Bendigo. The purpose of the meeting was to see if there was a possibility of establishing . Olympic discipline shooting in the country areas of Vic- toria. Clubs in attendance were Geelone. Sebastaml. ~ ~ -~~~ -. ~~~ ~ . ~ . Maryborough. Bendigo and Echuca. All were there to mn- trlbute their thoughts on where they thought the best nrea was to install such a discipline and at which oluh. After long deliberation, it was agreed Bendigo Gun Club be of- fered the opportunity to cater for such-development. The meeting olosed with Bendigo having to confirm it had the area and was able to accept the responsibility of installing this disoiuline. The Victorian Clav Tareet Association and the ~ i c t o & n International shootine ~ & m i t t e e are eivine ~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ - ~~~-~~ ~~-~ ~ ~- - fu l l support to the project and will bc assisting with the raising of funds to help with the installation. It is alxr re. quested that all Victorian clubs and shooters gel behind this project, and when requested, help raise the necessary finance to provide this facility in the country area. I believe the whole concept of this development is great for the future of our sport.

See you where there is shooting.


"WARATAH STATE A THOUGHT

Havmg "One for the Road could mean having a Police

NOTES" - JUNE car for a "chaser".

Since the last Bulletin. the TraD Nationals have been -~ ~~~ ~ ~

staged, and i t ' s great to be able to report on many fine per- formances by N.S.W. shooters, in particular our Junior BLUE BOOK shooters.

Naturally - Birdie has to give a little plug to our Coma boy - Dick Piotrowski. I was President of Coma Club when Dick commenced shooting and I am very proud in- deed that Dick won the National Point Score, being a member of the Cowra Club. I know that Anne will be very nmnd of the achievement and it will cost me a beer next r---- -- ~ - - - ~ ~

time I see Dick. Georgina Mitchell (Guyra) was the winner of the Ladies

section of the Handicap - she recorded a very good 47150 from 17m in very strong and gusty wind-conditions. Georgina continued good form the following day with 48150 in the Double Barrel to gain the second place.

Riverina Zone Seoretary and Delegate, Lola Charles had to shoot off to gain the 3rd place in the Double Barrel.

Tom Turner (jnr) (Cessnook) and Craig Tilley (Sydney) along with the eventual overall winner of the Junior Dou- ble Barrel, Brett Dunston all posted 50150. Tilley being placed 3rd and Turner 2nd after the shoot off.

Michael DiamonCs performance in the Teams competition will be remembered for a long time. With only 5 points down, he gained selection in the 30 member International Team and the 5-member Junior Team, which necessitated him shooting 100 targets point score for the Open Team (his score - 2971300) and then backing up approximately 20 minutes later for afurther 100 target point soore for the Junior Team (his score - 3001300).

Congratulations also to Arthur Turner (Dubbo) on winning the Australian Single Barrel Championship.

New South Wales shooters to make the International Team were Arthur Turner, "Pud" Burgess. J.W. Smith, Michael Diamond, Warren Charlton and Dong Ellis.

The Junior team of 5 comprises two from N.S.W. - Michael Diamond and Tom Turner (jnr). Lola Charles was the only lady from N.S.W. to make the Ladies Team.

TEAM UNIFORM:

For the first time at the Echuca Nationals - our 5 Man Shoulder-to-Shoulder team members were issued with their new Team Uniforms. The Uniform now is made up of a pale blue shooting jacket. T-shirt, Sloppy Joe top and Dark Blue cap, all of which the team members are able to keep. The jackets have the Waratah on the back and our Cloth badge and their names on the front pocket.

STATE SKEET CARNIVAL:

This year's Carnival is not far off - 8th. 9th and 10th of August in fact. The N.S.W. Gun Club d l host the Carnival at their grounds at Terry Hills.

Anyone wanting accommodation is asked to contact John Phillipson (02) 888 7266 and (02) 949 4846 A.H. It is suggested that you book early.

ACCOMMODATION - STATE CARNIVAL - GRIFFITH

Motel Accommodation will be critical in Griffith over the October weekend. The Show is on and motels have reported that block bookings are being taken by different organisations - if you want a bed - BOOK NOW. Don't forget, the Homestead Motel group are sponsoring our Carnival to the extent of $500 - the Homestead Motel in Griffith is the Citrus Motel - Irrigation Way. Griffith.

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We have received quite a bit of "feedback re the new format for the Blue Book - sure, we did have some errors and these will be rectified with the next issue. Most of the com- ments have been in favour of the "date order" so this will continue in the future.

This format creates a heavy workload on the Secretary. I'm asking - no APPEALING - to all Club Secretaries, and Zone Secretaries, to PLEEZE post your shoot programs for 1987 to Jenny Etheridge (State Secretary) as soon as humanly possible. Remember - a chain is only as strong as its weakest link - don't be the weak link. Post your programs URGENT!

BOUQUET It's vary plaasu~lr to pass out a "bouquet" to a dedlcatcd

worker €01 shootllrg a~ ld that is Jlrn Scott Scottvisol~cof our Nat~onal Deleeatcson llre ACTA - he

is on the Management ~ommittGe and has just been elected to the wsition of Vice President of the ACTA. ~ ~ ~ ~

~ongl~atulntions Scotty from all thc State Executive and all the shooters of N.S.W.

RULES How's this for a beauty?? Recently I visited a Club (as State President) and

tendered my card on nominating. The programs consisted of common mark and handicap events and, on completion of shooting, I collected my card and found my scores were not recorded.

I requested the Secretary to enter my scores and was told, "We don't worry about the rules and don't mark any cards - you can shoot here and never receive a handicap".

I left the club totally disgusted and will not be returning -I realise that some people do not like the rules but, like them or not, they are the rules and we must all accept them. If all clubs adopted the attitude of the above club and ignored or created their own version of the rules, what a hell of a mess the Clay Target Sport would be in.

Club Executives -we are sportsmen so let's aot respon- sibly and operate within the rules - at least be fair enough to give them a try.

BIRDIES PROVERB

"A Lost Property Office Is For People To Return Things They Find and Don't Want."

FROM THE ZONES:

Lola Charles reports from the Riverina Zone that Grant Ceely of Ganmain made his first trip to the New Zealand Nationals this year which were staged at Christohurch Gun Club. At the Pre-Nationals he shot 49150 to win overall in "B" Grade of the Kilwell Trophy Match off 16 metres. Grant was thrilled to win an S.K.B. Shot Gun valued at N.Z. $1300.

At Narrandera Gun Club recently, Fred Schmetzer from Leeton shot 1821132 to take overall " A A Gradein theNar- randera and District Double Barrel Championship from Tony Salafia. Fred went on to shoot 20120 in the winning Leeton Team for the Hudson Shield, thus reaching a break of 204. Congratulations Fred.

Narrandera's Hudson Shield was first contested in March, 1954. Lola would like to know of any Clubs with Shields older than that still being shot for.


A THOUGHT:

"It's great to be great - but it's greater to be human".

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER TO CLUBS:

N.S.W.C.T.A. Executive members at West Wyalong ISU elimination. David Menck (Chairman ISU sub-committee). Col Burt lNSW Coachine Director). Jim Scott (National - ~

vice-president) and Pud Burgess.

NORTHERN ZONE:

The Zone Skeet Carnival and Team Elimination will be held at Coffs Harbour Gun Club on the 21st and 22nd June. Coffs always conduct a good shoot and being "up north" the weather should be nice and warm.

All Clubs in the Northern Zone should be well on the way to having their 1987 programs to their Zone Secretary. Closing date is Friday 13th June. AU Clubs MUST provide I) nmmnm. - r------~~

Something new for the Clubs in the Northern Zone - any club hosting a Zone Cha~npionshlp during 1987 arc cntitled to have the overall winner's sash provided by the zone - hopefully this will encourage more clubs to apply for the championships when they come around again in '88.

NOTE TO ALL OTHER ZONES:

If you have some information please send it along - you don't have to be a Club Secretary - anything you the shooter feels is worthy of note - send to P.O. Box 836. Tamworth - and please - in writing that can be understood.

TO BECOME A REFEREE:

For those of you who are not too sure how to go about it, and are interestedin becominga referee - here's what you do: Rule 4.20 says: (A) to become a registered referee. a candidate shall approach his Club Secretary and Presi- dent, who (when they consider that the candidate has achieved a satisfactory standard) shall recommend in writing TO THE NEAREST REGISTERED REFEREE EXAMINER on the prescribed form that the candidate be dven a ~ractical and oral examination. When the candi- -~ -~~ ~ .~ ~~

date has passed this examination to the Examiner's entire satisfaction rhe Exarnincr will then submit his rerommen- dation plus the form to rhe A.C.T.A. Executive Director. who will issue a Referee Badge to the Candidate.

Any candidate who has failed and wishes to be re- examined must be re-examined by the same examiner.

COACHING NOTES:

N.S.W. again recorded the highest figure of shooters coached during 1985 - a total of 5,021 shooters coached. The N.S.W. figures show a 46% higher figure than the next nearest state. Barney Rooke has asked that his "thanks" be extended to all N.S.W. coaches for a job well done and for their support.


Every month a newsletter is sent to every ai l iated Club in N.S.W. - do vou see it? The idea is for the Secretarv to -

pin it on the ~ot"ice Board for ALL club members to reLd - if you haven't seen one on the Notice Board of your Club - ask where it is.

OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE NOTES

Havinp now com~leted over half of the New South Wales 0lvmoic-~iscioline Trainine Sauad elimination series for - ~ " . - . 108G. the cornpctition for positions in thc rraining squads. and the rornpctition in gerlernl is the bcst cvcr secn in the state.

Attendances at all I.S.U. shoots have been extremely good, not only for training squad eliminations but club shoots as well. Without exception, every elimination held so far this pear has seenin excess of 30 competitors for the Olympic Trap event, and although numbers are not quite so good for the I.S.U. Skeet, there have been good attendances there also. This must surely indicate the growing interest in Olympic Discipline shooting in New South ws1ec; . . -. - -.

HopcPully, the old Peelings that Olympic Trap and I.S.U. Skcct are too hard, are slowly vanishing, and arc now bc. ing replaced by the need of many to participate in a more challenging discipline.

The scores at both Olympic Trap and I.S.U. Skeet are both constantly on the improve. Today, a higher percen- tage of shooters compete in A Grade than any other grade, and this is the case in both Olympic Trap and I.S.U. Skeet. As more com~etitions are held and the number of corn- ~~. ~~~-~ - ~~ . petitors riscs. so are tlle scorcs. It wasn't chat long ago when a scorcaround 180 200would takcout thcor~erall for the weekend bur not anymore. Today it would bc flat ro take out B grade.

Amongst the newcomers filtering into the Olympic Discipline competitions it is extremely pleasing to see quite a few very promising juniors mixed with the many now taking up the challenge. Michael Diamond, Fillipo Petriella. Mark Barlin and others are ~erformine well at - Olympic Trap whilst Mark Agar shows great potential at I.S.U. Skeet.

TRAINING SQUAD ELIMINATION SERIES With only the Griffith, Taree Wingham and Illawarra

eliminations still to be held, the race for positions in the Olympic Trap Squad still sees many in with a chance if they mmpete at all three of the remaining eliminations. John Maxwell still leads the field from Terry Rumbel but there isn't-much in it. Robert Thompson, Cliff Bailey, Terry Budd and John Fryer are all performing well after the best three of five eliminations:

John Maxwell 195 194 194 97.2% Terry Rumbel 191 187 196 95.8% Rob Thompson 189 192 188 94.8% Cliff Bailey 186 187 192 94.2% John Fryer 182 190 190 93.7% Terry Budd 185 189 189 93.8% Michael Diamond tirn) 186 178 192 92.7% Victor Burgess 184 188 184 92.7% Kevin Perkins 175* 193 185 92.2% Fillip Petriella 0 4 177 190 182 91.5%

The positions in the I.S.U. Skeet after five eliminations are also very wide open with a total of sixteen competitors still in with a chance of filling the six positions.

Cont'd over page

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Cont'd from previoue psge

Brian Prosser ............................................................ 88.5% ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Christian Naudin ...................................................... 87.5% Mark Agar (jnr) ......................................................... !?.!% Len Norman .............................................................. 86.UYo col B& .................................................................... 86.0% Jim Wilberforce ........................................................ 84.0% Barney Rooke ............................................................ 84.OYo Michael Banioek ....................................................... 33.0% Bob Kennett ............................................................. 31,OYo

Two competitors, one in each discipline, have both attended each of the eliminations held so far. They are Col Burt in I.S.U. Skeet and Victor Burgess in Olympic Trap. For their effort they both deserve to fill a position in next year's training squad.

WEST WYALONG ELIMINATION The Anzac Day long weekend once again saw a g W d

attendance for an elimination. This time at West Wyalong. The majority of leaders in the eliminstion series were

absent, but this was not indicated by the scores. Once again Sydney 14 year old, Michael Diamond, proved

he will be a force to be reckoned with in the future by t a g the overall honours in the Olympic Trap event with an overall score of 1921200, only one target ahead of Victorian Bill Iles with Robert Thompson from Cobar third overall on 1881200.

The I.S.U. Skeet event went to anewcomer to our band of enthusiasts, Jerry Cole of Wakehurst Club in Sydney. Promising junior Mark Agar recorded the second top score with Col Burt only one target further back.

Olympic Trap: Overall: Michael Diamond 1921200; AA: Bill Iles 1911200; A: Robert Thompson 1881200; B: Barry Hall 1801200; C: Tim Murray 1661200.

I.S.U. Skeet: Overall: Jerry Cole 1751200; A: Mark Agar 1731200; B: Bob Kennett 1601200; C: Peter McWilliam 1211200.

President: Len Bird. Secretary: Jenny Burt. N.S.W.C.T.A.. P.O. Box 836. Tamworth 2340. Phone: (067) 65 9386 A/H ONLY.

W.A.C.T.A. MONTHLY REPORT

Saturday March 23 saw the first meeting of the new 1986 W.A.C.T.A. Executive which was held for the first time in the Board Room of the Whiteman Park Complex.

Another first occurred that night when the Committee of the W.A. Gun Club hosted their first Cabaret Night in the magnificent function area of the Clubhouse. The function was verv well attended and the hall was naoked and judging by the look of some of the revellers th i next day, a g o 4 time was had by all.

Standing: John Eddy. Terry Momny, Brad Day. Merv Neve. Murray Alexander. G. Holly. Darryl Wiese, Roy Holt. freter. Seated: RMls &low (Secretary). Ross Silvester (President). John Fissioli (Vice Resident).

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On the Sunday the W.A. Gun Club held the prestigious Newton Thomas 100 Skeet competition, which was ably won by Clem Bertini with a score of 991100.

One week later the Esperance Bay Gun Club held their Easter Carnival. Unfortunately I was unable to be present, but was pleased that my Vice President, John Fissioli, was there and shooting well as usual as he won the State Mixed Targets event. Well shot John. The Commonwealth Single Barrel was very well won by David Kevill. John's report shows me that the shoot was well attended, and as always the Esperance Club can be congratulated on a well run Carnival.

As busy as I am, it is nice to shoot at my own Club. Bunbury, from time to time. On Saturday 12 April the Bunbury Clay Target Club held its 50 Skeet Club Championship, which was expertly won by the Club Vice President, Grant Hyder, with the only possible score 50150.

On Sunday 13 April I had the pleasure the company of many of Zone 6 shooters at the Boyup Bmok Club's opening shoot for 1986. My congratulations go to the Club for the way they processed a big field over one lay-out for 65 targets without a hitch. I must mention that in the last event (25 Trap hlcap) a young shooter, Carl Kuipe showed us all with the only possible 25/25. Well done.

In closing, please do not forget to send me items of interest, so that other shooters in this Big State may know what is going on around the Clubs.

Good Shooting. Ross Silvester

President

GUIDELINES FOR REFEREES

TRAP & SKEET 1. Read shooters' names from squad sheets and ensure

competitors are on correct tracks and marks. For safety reasons ask all shooters to check for obstruc- tions in barrels.

2. The Referee must stand where he has a olear view of targets and competitors, preferably between lanes 2 and 3 , approximately 2met res behind the competitor's shooting mark. If there is excessive bac&mund noise, &e Referee may move between lanes 2 and 4 in order to hear the competitors call so as to give all competitors equity of competition.

3. Describe the event and procedure for conduct of the event, e.g. "25 Target Single Barrel Championship. shot from 15 metres, 13 targets from trap 1 and 12 targets from trap 2."

4. The Referee should ask his scorer to stand close enough to him, so that the Referee can see the score sheet, and the scorer can observe the target as a check Referee.

5. Target to be shown by Referees. (a) when the competitors are all in position, the

Referee must release a target for number 1 shooter to look at on his call. (i) At the beginning of all events. (ii) After any breakdown or delay. (iii) At the commencement of all shoot-offs. (iv) On each trap used for a shoot-off. (v) After any break for shells eto. during a shoot-

Off. (vi) If a competitor received two broken targets in

a row, the Referee should ask the competitor "Would you like to see a target."

@) If it is a six man squad and there is to be 1 target per shooter eye-opener, number 6 shooter must move up to take the first target, but he must still be shown a target, on his call, before he shoots at his eye-opener target.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE 1986

6. The Referee must at all times release the target immediately on the competitor's call.

7. The Referee must clearly call the result thus: one, lost, three, two, no target, as appropriate.

8. Lost targets must be called immediately, and the Referee can change his decision if the target breaks before it hits the ground. The Referee is to see that the next shooter does not close his gun until the result of the previous shot has been called, and should not release the next target if the competitor oalls before the result has been called. Refer Rule 1.1E.

9. At all times ensure that no competitor leaves a cartridge(.) in his gun, after a red signal from the traphouse (breakdown etc) and when moving from lane 5 to lane 1, or anytime competitors or other personnel are in front of him.

10. The Referee must speak to a shooter immediately on any breach of the safety rules. If the rules of etiquette are broken, the Referee should speak to the shooter concerned after the squad has finished, depending on circumstances.

11. Providing a shooter does not obstruct the Referee in the execution of his duties, the shooter may walk in front of the Rderee when changing from lanes 1 to 5.

12. In Single Barrel competition the Referee must ensure that the second barrel in Double Barrel guns remains clear.

13. The Referee must not restore a target if the competitor opens his gun after a mslfunction.

14. In the case of a malfunction the Referee shall firstly check the safety catch is not in the on position, he shall then check that the action is closed, enquire of the competitor how the action operates, i.e. whether mechanical, or inertia triggers, and then test fire the gun once only. If the shooter is using a release trigger gun, the Referee will ask the shooter to test fire the g u n once only. Under no circumstances will the Referee ntternnt to test fire it in this case.

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r 5. The Referee should be mindful of the rule reeardinz .......-.---- ~ - squad members disturbing the competitor sh&tmg.

16. A RePcree will not call no target to deny a shooter the opporrunity 10 shoot at a whole target. unless a safety hazard exists.

17. Interpretation of refusal rule: A shooter may refuse to shoot at any target which he considers to be too high, too low, too wide, too quickly released, too slowly released, at any target he considers to be illegal. There is no limit to the number of targets the shooter may refuse as long as the Referee agrees with the reasons. Obviously, if too many targets are refused for illegality, the Referee must inspect the trap, find the oause; the correct it. If the Referee does not consider that the target refused is illegal, he will ask the shooter why he refused the target. If the Referee is not satisfied with the reason, he will tell the shooter. He will also state that any further targets which are refused, and are considered by the Referee to be legal, will be scored "lost target". If the above situation seems likely to arise, it is preferable that a third party, qualified if possible. adjudicates subsequent refusals. The foregoing procedure in no way discriminates against Referees using their judgement, it is meant to assist in equity of competition. A major point missed by older style Referees is that although a shooter may refuse to shoot at an illegal target, he is equally entitled to accept an illegal target, and shoot at it. However, if he shoots at, and misses an illegal target, the only decision open to the Referee is "lost target". Similarly, if he hits it, "three", "two", or "one" as the case may be is the only decision to be given. A RePeree should not call "No Target" for a fast or slow released target nor if the target seems to him to be too high, too low, or too wide. "No Target" should only be called in the case of a broken target, a pair of


targets emerging instead of a single (or vice versa), or where a safety hazard exists if a shooter elects to shoot at the tareet. The Shooter m;st be the only person to deoide if the target is acceptable to him. Many older style Referees consider that this rule takes away too many of their decision-making powers. The fact is that the rule puts the decision whether to shoot or not with the sole person who should have to decide - the shooter conc&ned. The Referee must leave the "No Target" decision where it belongs - with the shooter. If the shooter breaks the target, illegal or not, he is credited with it. if he misses an illegal target, he must equally accept the "lost target" decision. Referees are to ensure that "R" for refusal is entered on scorecards. Every refusal must be called either "No Target" or "lost target" by the Referee.

18. The Referee is to see that all competitors remain as a squad until the last shooter has finished.

19. At the completion of each visit to a trap, the Referee must say, "unload your gun^ and check your scores."

20. In Skeet, the Referee is to ensure that the competitor's feet are within the 1 metre square at each station.

21. The Referee should take up a position a s recommended for each station.

SKEET FIELD LAYOUT

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Phone or write Leinster Clay Target Club Post Office Leinster 6437

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W.A.G.C. NE ON THOMAS PERPETUAL

TllROPIPTI The West Australian Gun Club conducted their 100

skeet 3. N. Thomas Perpetual Trophy shoot on the 23rd of March at the Whiteman Park shooting complex. Sixty one shooters attended to enjoy the fine and warm weather conditions and some good shooting, which was somewhat surprising to many shooters considering they had attended a cabaret the previous night. Others may have used this as an excuse for the occasional lost target.

The cabaret, which was held by the W.A.G.C.. was the first major function, not inoluding shooting events, to be held at the complex sinoe the oompletion of the clay target facilities at Whiteman Park. (Faciliities can only be described as complete as they are generally functional. There is still much to be done in the grounds.) The success of this social event ensures that there will be other such gatherings organised by the club in the near future.

Cabaret photograph from L. to R. are Eyvonne and Anita Franklin, Robin and Sue Bailey and Myra Bailey.

Shooting of the 100 skeet event commenced at 12.30, and some scores were soon evident. Clem Bertini dropped one target for the day leaving him with a final score of 991100, making Clem the outright winner of the J. N. Thomas trophy for 1986.

A. grade wns taken off by R. Bailey rvirh 98 100 with D. Knight sccuring2nd place with 1221125 followvinga shoor- off in which 3. Coci lost his 25th target. J. Coci came 3rd - scoring 1211125.

S. Hastie shot 931100 for first place in B grade. second was A. Forsber with 911100 and 3rd was P. Dyer with 901100.

First in C. grade was D. Richter with 961100, 2nd R Baker with 911100, and 3rd A. Carmiohael with 691100.

First lace from the ladies was taken bv G. S ~ ~ D D . . Congratulations to all place getters. especially Clcrn, on

this very succcssful shoot.

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SAFETY RULE There have been reoent instances of a rule designed for

the safety of shooters not being complied with. Your attention is drawn to rule 1.3B on page 4 of the rule

book, which states:

"Providing he is standine on the mark fmm where - - he ie mine to shwt. and there is no wrson on a more - - . ~ ~ -~~

forword mark a competitor may drop cartridges into the breech whilst he is waiting for his turn lo shwt."

In the interests of safety, please make sure that you comply with the rule at all times and also bring the rule to the attention of any shooter@) who may be disregarding it.

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ACTA Handicap Card Holders ........................... $3.30

ACTA Selangor Pewter Tankards (Gift Boxed) ........................ .. ..................... $20.00

...................................... Trap & Skeet Shooting $5.50 ................... .................. You're The Coach .. $5.00

Please forward cheque to: A.C.T.A. Please add PO Box 198 $1.50 for posting Blackburn, 3130 & packaging

TRADE PRACTICES ACT The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Prac-

tices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements whioh are published in this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the resmnsibilitv must therefore be on the person, company or idvertisiGg agency submitting . the advertisement for bubiication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the iight to refuse any idvertisement without stating the reason.


Skeet & Trap Gun

Standard Trap

P

,

Irrrr . ' ~ . * , ~ - " c , , ~ , - , m , v , ~ " z , . ~ ~ s "- ..... ." .. #m.,"-,.",

Price of wall charts

are $4.50 each

Includes postage.


AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

The secretary, PI8858 addless all correspondence lo EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

State Associations, PO @ox 1% Blackburn vlc 3130 Australla

(as addressed) Telephone (03) 8782533 (2 lines)

I have been instrutted to write to each State Association concerning the standard of dress that is worn by shooters while competing.

Obviously our sport is not a dress up sport in the true sense of the word, neither however should it be one of dress down.

One only has to look around the grounds to see what is being referred to. Visitors to the club should be confronted with an image of at the least what is considered to be reasonably acceptable dress and not as is often the case, the reverse.

In the main, most shooters are aware of their appearance both while competing and viewing, these are not the shooters that provide our overall image. We always tend to remember what are the "bad aspectsu rather than the good, therefore we must at all times, for the good of our Sport be aware of our presentation.

If you can assist in raising our standard of dress then you will be making a fine contribution. Insist that shooters are reasonably well attired for presentations and particularly for photographs as these have lasting effects that can be done without.

Don't join them, the few that drag our standards down, this is taking the easy wayout. Make them instead, lift their standards and join you the majority.

Our ima~e will improve at all levels, local and International where strangely enough we do have problems that can be rectified.

We hope for the overall good intentions of the proponents of this request for better standards of dress, that the message does not fall upon deaf ears, if so then we have resisted the opportunity to lift our standards and instead have taken the easy way out by joining the minority where, upon reflection we have all lost.

We trust that you wil; ;dpport the move to improve our image at all levels.

Yours sincerely,

Executive Director


CLUB CONTENTS Northern Territory ................ .3 1 South Australia.. .................... .32 Victoria .................................. .34 New South Wales ................... .46

CLUB NEWS SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB

Following the AGM held on 19 March 1986, the Committee of Management of the Club is: President, Terry Kenyon; Snr Vice-President. Trevor Gurr; Jnr Vice-Pres- ident. Peter Munting; SeclTreas, John Hamer; Committee, Cole Caire, Colin Jacobs, John Kdlin, Andrew Norman. Nat Ramsay, Joe Richards. A sincere thanks to all retiring members for their contribution. TEXAS GUN CLUB

At the A.G.M. held on March 15 the following office- bearers were elected: President, D. Batterham, "Raby Park", Limevale; Vice-President, R. Potter: Treasurer, Raylene Potter; and Secretary. Dianne Martin. P.O. Box 40, Texas 4385. Ph: 1076) 53 6132. ALBANY GUN CLUB

The office-bearers for 1986 are as follows: President, D. Adsms: Vice-President. V. Adams: Secretarv. A. Fereuson: ~~ ~. " ~ - Treasurer. A att tins on: Captain, D. Slee; Vice-Captain, C. Norne: and the Committee Members are M. Lub~.ke, C. Pattrnson and 1'. Jackman.

KALLANGUR GUN CLUB The 1986 Executive Committee for the above club is as

follows: President, Colin Rohlf, Ph. (075) 85 1437; Vice- President, Karl Nasarenlco, Ph. (07) 204 4791; Treasurer, Terry O'Loughlin, Ph. (07) 359 4631; Secretary, Tania Nasarenko. 178 School Road. Kallanmr 4503, Ph. (07)

PORT MACQUARIE GUN CLUB At the A.G.M. held on March 25 the following are the

office-bearers: President, Ken Will; Secretary, Arthur Colman; Treasurer. Dick Curtis; Shoot Marshal, John Britton; Publicity Officer, Andy Paolon; Shoot Secretary and Handicapper, Gwen Nugent. All correspondence to be addressed to the secretary, 155 Kennedy Drive, Port Macquarie 2444.

SCRUBBY CREEK GUN CLUB The above club would like it to be know that they are now

Incorwrated.

............................ Queensland .53 ................ Western Australia.. .6 1

Tasmania ............................... -63

ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB (S.A.) At the A.G.M. held on Sunday April 20 the following

office-bearers were elected: Patron. W. Quinn: President, J. Fleetwood; SecretarylTreasurer, Mra J. Smith, 136 Pirie St., Adelaide; Club Coach, I. Campbell; Club Delegate. L. Martiw and our shoot marshals are B. Newell, K. Polst and R. Cribb. QUEANBEYANICANBERRA GUN CLUB

New Committee 1986187: President. Bill Bevan, 43 Merriman Crescent, Macarthur. Ph. 91 6974 (H); Secretary, Richard Wharton, 61A Morton St. Q'byn. Ph. 97 5288 (H). 80 6379 (W); 1st Vice-President. Peter Simon. Corin Dam; 2nd Vice-President. Ken Webber, 3 Colbourne P1, Spence, Ph. 58 3326; Shoot Marshal, Greg Geering, 61 Twarnley Cres.. Richardson. Ph. 91 6287; Asst Shoot Marshal, Alan Bevan, as above; Publicity Officer, Charlie Curtis, 24 Dowthwaite St, Fraser, Ph. 58 1296; Director: Brian Bok. 64 Fullerton Cres, Richardson, Ph. 91 7799; Director: Nigel Jones, 10McIntosh St, Wbyn. Ph. 97 3963. Club Handicapper: Henry Koselsk, 1 Vane P1. Q'byn, Ph. 97 3330; Southern Zone Delegate: Steve Teitzel, Sommer- ville P1, Spence. Ph. 58 5243. JEPARIT GUN CLUB ~ - - - -

At the annual meeting of the above club held recently, thc following were elected to office for 1986: President, F r a n k P i t t ; V i c e - P r e s i d e n t , Ron Hounse l l : SecretarylTreasurer, David Flavel; Assistant Sec- retarylReasurer. Helen Flavel; Shoot Marshal, Robert Pitt; Assistant Shoot Marshal, Stan Newcombe; Club Coach, David Flavel; Public Relations, Jenny Newcombe; Club Handicapper. Ron Hounsell. KANIVA GUN CLUB INC.

Results of A.G.M. held2313186 - President, Jan Krause; Senior Vice-President, Wayne Hawker; Junior Vice- President, John Colwill; Secretary, Robert Papst; Treasurer, Peter Merrett; Shoot Marshal. Baz Wagg; Handicapper, Col Jarred; and Club Coach is John Colwill. CENTRALBURNETTGUNCLUB

Our office-bearers elected on March 16 are as follows: President. Ken Vicary; Vice-President, John Majer; Secretary, Neil Willson; Treasurer. Jill Vicary; Captain, Doug Henke; Publicity Officer, John Meyer.


S.A.G.T.A.

JUNE 28 & 29,1986

VENUE: SmAm GUN CLUB

UNDO RD, BOLIVAR

SATURDAY JUNE 28 - 9.00am In conjunction with this Skeet Carnival will be a Trench fund raising shoot conducted by the

Nom. $17.00 State I.S.U. sub-committee

50 Target City of Adelaide Skeet C'ship OIA sash & trophies, 1 & 2 in AA, A, 5, C SATURDAY - 9.00am

EVENT 2 50 Target Festival Trench C'ship Medallions for 1 & 2 in A, B. C

SUNDAY JUNE 29 - 9.00am SATURDAY NIGHT 6.30pm

Nom. $17.00 I.S.U. Sub-committee AGM - all welcome. 50 Target S.A. Skeet C'ship

OIA sash & trophy 1 & 2 in AA, A, B, C (Scores to count toward State Team selection) (Trophies donated by "The Gun Rack" stores) SUNDAY - 9.00 AM

Intrastate Team Shoot (S.A. team members only) EVENT 4

Nom. $17.00 50 Target Australian Shooting Gear Skeet C'ship

OIA sash & trophy 1 & 2 in AA, A, B, C (Trophies donated by Aust. Shooting Gear) OIA High Gun sash over Events 1', 2, 3, 4

Separate Ladies &Juniors Skeet Team numbers permit optional sweeps on Events 1, 2, 3 & 5 Cartridges 8 refreshments available on grounds.

OIA High Gun on Events 1, 2, 3 & 5. Powered sites and showers available on grounds. Ladies, Juniors, Vets, reduced noms. See: Mrs I. Growden (087) 58 6264


GUN CLUB

SUNDAY, JUNE 22,

EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00 10 Target Eye Opener CID

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 20 Target PS 1st & 2nd A.B.C.

One OIA sash & ribbon ea. grade

EVENT 3 Nom. $15.00 50 Target DB 1st & 2nd A.B.C.

One OIA sash & ribbon ea. grade

EVENT 4 Nom. $15.00 50 Target Skeet Graded

1st & 2nd CID

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METROPOL CLAY TARGET

CLUB INC. O'Hearns Road, Epping. 401 3134 I

JUNE PROGRAM I Sunday, June 1 - Noon start I EVENT i Nom. $5.00

10 Target Pts E l0 EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00

20 Target DIB A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

20 Target DIB A.B.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00

15 Target H'cap 1.2.3 & B.M. EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00

50 Skeet A.B.C. Sunday, June 8 - Noon start

Second elimination fo r teams to represent Metro V.S.A.G.C.

* Indicates respective events EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00

*25 Target DIB A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00

'15 Target Pts Tower 1,2,3 EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

20 Target Pts A.B.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $15.00

'50 Skeet A.B.C. EVENT 5 Nom. $8.00

25 Skeet Doubles Sundav, June 15 - Noon start I . . EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00 1

10 Target Pts E l 0 EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00

20 Taraet DIB 1.2.3. A off lam, off 16m, c off 14m

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00 20 Target Pts A.B.C.

EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00 15 Target Hcp 1.2.3. & B.M.

EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00 50 Skeet A.B.C.

Sunday, June 22 - Noon start Third team elimination

Same program as June 8 Sunday, June 29 - Noon start EVENT 1

EVENT 2

EVENT 3

EVENT 4

EVENT 5

Nom. $5.00 10 Target Pts E l 0

Nom. $7.00 20 Taroet SIB A.B.C. * -

* NO^. $7.00 20 Target DIE A.B.C.

Nom. $7.00 10 Pr DIR Tower 1.2.3.

nom. $15.00 50 Skeet A.B.C.

Practice: Saturdays: 12-5pm. D.T.L., Skeet & Tower.

Tuesdays: 12-5pm. D.T.L. & Skeet.

unded 1965.

~ -~ -....... - - champor champ: A&OA: K. aruns 25.25: 8: T. ~ r e e 24-25: C: M. ~ r s g i a m ~ ~ 24.25. Junior: D. Burton 22-25. Off the Fence Fine T. Kar&izoe. Club

President: Peter White (056) 57 7265

Sec: Shane Wishart (056) 72 3189 I

I KORUMBURRA I

o n the South Gippsland-hwy.

Friday Night: June 13 7 p.m.

20 Target D.B. C.D. Nom. 16.00 10 Pr DlRise Graded Cash Nom. $7.00

10 Pr DID C'ship 1.2 Nom. $5.00

Saturday: June 28 Economy Day 10.00 aim.

25 Target Skeet C'ship A.B.C. Nom. $5.00 10 Target D.B. C'ship Norn. $3.00

10 Target Pts C'ship A.B.C. Nom. $3.00 10 Target Cont. C'ship A.B.C. Nom. $3.00 10 Target S.B. C'ship A.B.C. Nom. $3.00

5 Pr. DlRise C'ship A.B.C. Norn. $3.00

Sunday: June 29 50 Target Skeet C'ship Nom. $12.00

A.B.C. 1st & 2nd ea grade. 20 Target Pts Tower CID Nom. $6.00

WANGARATTA GUN CLUB INC Saturday June 21, !a 1 pm start

DTL Event 1 Nom. $3.00

6 Pr. D. Doubles Eye Opener Event 2 Nom. $7.00

20 Pr. D. Doubles C'ship Sponsored by Monier Roof Tiles.

ow $1 .oo Event 3 Nom. $7.00

20T Pointscore C'ship Sponsored by Chas French & Sons PIL

01s $1 .oo Event 4 Nom. $7.00

20T Handicap I, 2, 3 & 22-25111.

01s $1 .oo Sunday June 29

Event 1 Norn. $7.00 25T North Wangaratta Skeet C'ship

01s $1 .oo Event 2 Nom. $7.00

50T King Valley District Skeet C'ship 01s $1 .oo

President: Secretary: T. Penney B. Penney

(060) 24 4215 (060) 55 5452 BH

I Mildura Clay Target Gun Club

(Affiliated A.C.T.A.)

OLYMPIC PARK, MILDURA

Saturday, June 7 9.30 a.m. Sharp

EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target D.B. E l 0 CID off 15m

EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 20 Target Mildura Gun Club Cup off

H'can . . -- 1 st, 2nd; 3rd

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 25 Taraet Queen's Birthday D.B. -

C'ship 15m Graded. OIA and 2 Grade winners OIS 50c each 12 & 13 & $1 OIA

EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 25 Target Queen's Birthday PIS C'ship

15m O/A & 2 Grade winners

OIS 50c ea 12 & 13 plus $1 OIA EVENT 5 Nom. $8.00

25 Target H.E.S.C.O. SIB C'ship off 15m

OIA & 2 Grade winners OIS 50c ea 12 & 13 & $1 OIA

EVENT 6 Nom. $10.00 20 Pair Club DIR C'ship off 15m

OIA & 2 Grade Winners OIS 50c ea 10 Pr & $1 OIA

High Gun Sash on Events 2,3,4,5 Morning, afternoon teas, lunch and

BBQ tea. Cartridges and refreshments available

on grounds, van sites available.

The committee reserves the right to make any alterations to advertised program.

President: Secretary: Bob Driscoll G. Pitt (050) 25 2949 (050) 24 2538

- - - - - - - - -


GEELONG CLAY

SATURDAY 14 1.00pm Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target Points. E.O.

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 20 Target Single Barrel Championship

Graded A.B.C. Trophies EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

20 Target Double Barrel Championship 1,2,3 & Front Marker trophies

EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00 20 Target D.B. Points Championship

Graded A.B.C. Trophies SATURDAY 21 1.00 p.m. Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target Points E.O.

EVENT 2 Norn. $7.00 20 Targets Double Barrel Championship

1,2,3 & Front Marker EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

20 Target Double Barrel Continental Championship Graded A.B.C.

EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00 25 Target Skeet Championship

Graded A.B.C.

SUNDAY 29 1.00 p.m. Start EVENT 1 Norn. $3.00

10 Target Points E.O. EVENT 2 Nom. $15.00

50 Taraet 'MAIONCHI' Double Barrel - Championship Graded A.B.C.

1st Overall 500 Maionchi Trap Cartridges, Cup & Sash

1st Other 2 Grades 250 Maionchi Cartridges. 2nd A.B.C. 100 Maionchi Cartridges.

The Geeiong Clay Target Club wish to thank the "Maionchi" Cartridge Co and Mr Bob

Schwarz of Beilarine Rods & Guns for their sponsorship in this event.

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00 20 Target D.B. Point Score championship

Graded A.B.C. Tro~hies High Gun over program. points to Count:

Eye Opener Closes 1.45pm Secretary: Jack Powe

P.O. Box 857 Geelong. 3220 Ph. (052) 75 1555

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SOUTHERN PENINSULA

JUNE PROGRAM

CERBERUS GUN CLUB Saturday 7th, 12 Noon -

Sec. C. Carol (03) 789 7926 Melway under Gun Clubs

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB IINC.

Saturday 14th 12 Noon

10 Target DB EO $3.00 25 Target DB $8.00 25 Target Point C'ship Grd. $8.00

Sec. Mike Braham 059) 89 7286 Melways under d un Clubs .

NEPEAN GUN CLUB INC. Saturday 21st, 12 Noon

10 Target DB EO 75 Target DB C'ship

Sec. N. Quick (059) 85 3580 Melwavs under Gun Clubs

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB I Grounds: Victoria Rd, Lilydale - P.O. Box

74, Lilydale. Phone 739 1771 .. . 7 .

8 sj JUNE 1986 PROGRAM '1 ,.: ..1

SATURDAY JUNE 7th: See advertisina 8 - separate page.

QUEENS BIRTHDAY JUNE 9th: See advertising separate page.

1 SATURDAY JUNE 14 1 EVENT 1

EVENT 2

EVENT 3

EVENT 4

EVENT 5

Nom. $20.00 75 Target Trench C'ship

Nom. $7.50 25 Target SIB C'ship

Nom. $7.50 25 Target D/B C'ship

Nom. $7.50 25 Target Points C'ship

Nom. $19.50 75 Target Skeet C'ship

SATURDAY 21

EVENT

EVENT

EVENT

EVENT

EVENT

Nom. $20.00 75 Target Trench C ' s h i ~

hiom. $13.50 50 Target DIB C'ship

Nom. $7.50 25 Target Points C'ship

Nom. $7.00 0 Pair Double Rise C'ship

Nom. $19.50 75 Target Skeet C'ship

EVENT 1 Nom. $24.00 100 Target Trench C'ship

EVENT 2 Nom. $23.50 100 Target ISU Skeet C'ship

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.50 25 Target Points C'ship

EVENT 4 Nom. $7.50 25 Target Double Barrel C'ship

EVENT 5 Nom. $7.00 20 Target Points C'ship

EVENT 6 Nom. $19.50 75 Target Skeet C'ship

Practice and coaching for beginners each Saturday 10.30am

'D' Grade C'ships each Saturday over D/B events 'D' Grade is for shooters who average under 80%

President: R.F. Buchan Secretary: Mrs M. McCulloch P.O. Box 74, Lilydale.

Phone 726 0438


F POINT COOK GUN CLUB

FRIDAY 6 - 7pm

10 Target Pts C/D EO 20 Target SB Grd. 1 & 2 ABC

20 Target DB 1,2,3

FRIDAY 13 - 7pm

10 Target Pts CD EO 20 Target Cont. Grd. ABC

20 Target DB CD

SUNDAY 15, 12 NOON 10 Target Pts CD EO *20 Target Pts Officer Commanding, C'ship*

20 Target DB Grd. off 45m

FRIDAY 20 - 7pm. 10 Target Pts CD- EO

20 Target DB HC 20 Target DB Grd ABC

FRIDAY 27 - 7pm 10 Target Pts CD EO - 10 Pr DR Grd ABC 20 Target DB CD

Location: RAAF Base, Point Cook, Aviation Road off Geelons Freewav.

All night shoots. Cash, winners muit sign payout book. Canteen facilities at all shoots

Pres. Dave McLeod (03) 368 1274, 368 1481 A.H. Sec. Cannel Ford (03) 368 1234

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS ,

ge Shotgun, retail

SBc<eta"i: D. Trainor Pn. 054.814275

Page 39

I I I ORTS NIGHT 1

FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB t

Guest Speaker a Mr Ken Lowry a

Australian Shooting Champion

0 Shooting & Fishing Films 0 Supper provided 0 Lucky door prize 0 Beer on tap

$5.00 per head 100 tickets only

Telephone 782 1626 SUNDAYS f SHEPPARTON I

CLAY TARGET CLUB

SUNDAY, JUNE 1 12.30pm start - If numbers sufficient

Ladies, Juniors, (U-17) & Veterans (0-55) - (M noms) I

EVENT I N0m. $7.00 20 Target Metered Double Barrel Championship

O/A sash & grade medallions Plus 1st & 2nd prlze each grade

'

Shot A wade off 18m. B-16. C-14 - 01s O/A $1 00

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 20 Tar st Graded Contlnentai Champ~onsh~p

~ I A sash and grade medall~ons Plus 1st & 2nd prizes each wade. -

O/S O/A $1.00 EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

10 Pr. Graded Double Rise Chamoianshin r~- . . - . . . r O/A sash and grade medailjons

Plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade 01s O/A $1 .OO

EVENT 4 Nom. S5.00 Time Permitting

15 Target Metered Cash Points Score Championship O/A sash with 1st 8 2nd O/A cash prizes

Shot A-18m. B-16m, C-14m No Sweeo

President: Dennis Threlfall Sec. Alan Slms Phone (058) 22 1515 Phone (058) 21 2908

Postal Address: P.O. Box 126, Shepparlon. 3630 Location: River Rd, Kiaila. Turnoff 7km south of She P 0 an

G.V. Hwy, opposite Total 24hr service station - ~ k b $ k i F A q T nn r i m k t =id. n< ms.4

BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB

(Including the Leech Shield)

" ECONOMY DAY " Monday 9th June, 1986 -

10 am Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo

20 Target Double Barrel Cham~ionshi~

EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00 01s $1.00

20 Target Grouped Handicap 11-15, 16-20, 21-25m

EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo

20 Target Points Championship (Graded ABC)

EVENT 4 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo

20 Target Single Barrel Cham~ionshi~

(Sashes Overall and iirst each grade plus trophy)

HIGHGUN to be shot over all events Refreshments and ammunition

available on grounds


anteen cutlery value

THIRD EVENT:

watch, value $450


K E R W G 21-386 - Wnrm NWZ MT A 6; OA' L Brown 58.6". G. Hlpwall 87.60. B R R~~~~~ 57 60. T uehne S ~ I ~ O . c R. calfen sew. sue xpoy 54(i0. D B <:ahin A ROA G H~nwull86.86: U: G. R d 29.30 C. N Rnhln.

Dehne 24.26. ..,",.. KYNETON 13.4.88 - Fine &warm (21). 1UT SR I30 Pte Dec: 17.25: D.

Patarson 10.10. C. Moore 9.10. T. Vdden. R. Iandon both 8.10: 11-16: L. Hatzigiannis 9-10. G. Dridsn 8-10. S. Fawoett. 0. Sundblom. M. ~ c ~ h e r s o n all 7-10.2GT W d k Up C'ehip: A ROA: D. Patarson 17-20, T. Vdden 13.20: B: S. Fawcett 12.20. R. Lendon 9.20: C: R. MeClure 16.20. D. Addington 940. 15T Hop: G. Dridsll 15.1S,'R.'XeCIure 16-17. G. Moore 15-17. EM: T. Karakizos 12-15. FM: M.'McPhersan 13.15. Jackpot 540: D. Sundblom not

-

WT sOGONG 84-86 -Pine 1201. ST E!O PIS: 7 rasaiblee: N. ~ u m h v . P.

Malseed 28.30. C. bfifsud. MXAMYM 30-3-88 - Overcnet & windy (70):3UTMy~ym ~lassic DE Grd

Eehu~a Clay Target Club (Inc.) 3 Sunday June 8, 12 noon Sharp 3 EVENT 1 Nom. $7.50

25 Target Skeet Championship EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50 25 Target Double Barrel Championship EVENT 3 Nom. $7.50 25 Target Single Barrel Championship EVENT 4

Time Permitting. Cash Divide Pointscore.

Practice available prior to Skeet, Refreshments and Shells available. Overall winners each event receives deluxe sash plus grade trophy. Grade Winners Trophy. Juniors Trophy. President: R.W. McKenzie (058) 52 1721

Secretary: D.W. Penn

(054) 82 3604

TARGET CLUB INCORPORATED

CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY - 28th JUNE - lpm

EVENT 1 Nom. $7.50 20 Target "Euroa" DIB Championship

1st OIA plus 1st grades A.B. & C. EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50

20 Target "Balmatturn" SIB Championship 1st OIA plus 1st grades A.B. & C.

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.50 20 Target "Creighton's Creek" PIS

Championship 1st OIA plus 1st grades A.B. & C.

"Winter High Gun Sash" OISweeps & Jackpot

Ground is located 7km south of Euroa on the Hume


Cnr. Geelong and Little Boundary Roads, A

@ 15 T DIB Points 1,2,3 $7.00 ~l~lldENclNG 6.30 PM @ 15 T D/B H'cap 1,2,3 $7.00

SATI 7 @ 20T D/B A.B.C. $7.80

A.B.C. $7.00 WEDNEsnAY 1'1 o 15TPtsEIO $6.00

, , UmJU riV' 15 T DIB Points A.B.C. $7.00

U U I V I I V I L I U U I I U U U.W I IVI 15 T D/B Cont. 1,2,3 $7.00

@ 15 T DIB H'cap 1,2,3 $7.00 WEDNESDAY 25 o 15TPtsEIO $6.00

, , @ 15TDlB A.B.C. $7100

SPECIAL NOTE: SATURDAY SHOOTS ONLY . . . 5 OR President: MORE LADIES Brian Mark,

ING - SPECIAL RIBBON TO THE HIGHEST 124 Watton st.

FACILITIES AT ALL SHOOTS


Werribee Gun C Inc.

CNR. LEAKES & DERRIMUT RDS. * SUNDAY 1st JUNE

Comm. 12.30pm - * f Event 1 Nom. $6.50

20 Tgt "Batey Shield" H'cap Group Meterage (O'all & 4 grps)

20 Tgt D.B. Graded Ch'ship.

Secretary: Geoff Thorpe 741 2985

Colbinabbin Clay Target Club Inc. Sunday, 22nd June, 1986

at 1.00p.m.

EVENT 1 NO^. $4.00 10 Target Pointscore C.D.

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 20 Target D.B. Championship

A.B.C.

EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 20 Target Handicap

1, 2 & 3 & B.M. OIS over Events 2 & 3

President: A.W. Johns (054) 32 9370

Secretary: R.R. West

(054) 32 9284

GUN CLUB *** WEDNESDAY JULY 2, 1986

1la.m. Start

**A 30 Target Handicap Nom. $23.00

01s $1 .oo OIA SKB U/O

3 groups, 11-15, 16-19, 20-25 1st Case of Cartridges

2nd $25.00 30 Target Double Barrel C'ship

Nom. $9.00 01s $2.00

OIA, A.B.C. HIGH GUN

I I Secretary: C.N.T. Ballintine. (058) 28 5205 I

Monday June 9 1 lam start Queen's Birthday + Major Handicap Event 1 Nom. $3.00

10T Handicap Eye Opener 1 1 Event2 Nom. $12.00, OIS $1 .OO 20T MAJOR HANDICAP -. ~ ~~~~ ~. - . . . .~ .. ..

1st Parker Hale Gas Auto Shotgun Courtesy of Skip Hansen Gunsmith.

2nd $90 Trophy, 3rd $40 Trophy, 22-25m $30 Trophy.

Event 3 Nom. $7.00, OIS $1 .OO 20T Double Barrel C'ship

1st & 2nd each grade.. Sponsored by Willoughbys Gas & Disposal

Centre PIL, Wangaratta. Event 4 Nom. $7.00, OIS $1 .OO

20T Pointscore C'shio 1st & 2nd each grade.

Sponsored by Caltex Service Centre, Rowans Rd, Wangaratta. [ Event5 Nom. $7.00, OIS $1 .OO

20T Continental C'ship 1st & 2nd each grade. 1 Sponsored by Paulus Blinds, Wangaratta,

President: T. Penney Secretary: 8: Penney (060) 24 4215 AH (060) 55 5452 BH


Rossiter Rd, Carrum Downs. Tel. 782 1626

President: Mr Brian Bond 798 1315

Secretary: Mr W. McMahon (059) 77 5461

Sunday 1st June: SOUTH EASTERN ZONE TEAM SHOOT. Comm. 11.30am EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00

25 target Double Barrel C'ship Full sash OIA winner, Ribbons grade winners. Canteen of Wiltshire Cutlery 1st each grade.

Wiltshire Steak Knives 2nd each grade. Trophy value $250.

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 25 tar et H'cap lst, 2nd. 3rd

Bacfmarkers (20-25 mts) Airport Travel Bags, total value $250 to prize winners

Mens & Ladies High Gun award over events 1 & 2 Engraved goblet teams event winners

EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00 Maionchi Single Barrel C'ship

OIA winner case of Maionchi shells Grade winners 1/2 case shells

2nd each grade 100 shells EVENT 4 Nom. $12.00

50 target Trench C'ship EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00

50 target Skeet C'ship EVENT 6 Nom. $7.00

20 tar e l Tower Points C'ship ISU jkeet practice available

Sunday 8th June EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00

10 target points cash divide EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00

10 target SIB C'ship EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

20 target DIB C'ship EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00

10 Pair double rise C'ship EVENT 5 Nom. $23.00



20 target Tower Points C'ship EVENT 8 Nom. $23.00

100 target ISU Skeet C'ship Saturday 14th June, at Lysterlield V.F.G.A.

Event - 1st Round Ron Siede Challen e Teams Shoot Frank-Aust. versus Lyst. V.F.G.A. at L?STERFIELD!!

Sunday 15th June. EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00

20 target points C'ship EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00


20 target DIB C'ship EVENT 4 Nom.' $8.00

30 target H'cap 1.2.3. Full sash OIA winner. Backmarkers trophy 20-25 rnts.

EVENT5 . Nom. $12.00 50 target Trench C'ship

EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00 50 target Trench Trophy

EVENT 7 Nom. $12.00 50 target Skeet C'ship

EVENT 8 Nom. $7.00 10 pair double rise Tower C'ship

High gun on events 5 & 6 ISU Skeet practice available

Sunday 22nd June EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00

10 target Points cash divide EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00


20 target DIB C'ship EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00

10 Pair Double Rise C'ship EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00



20 target Tower SIB C'ship Saturday 28th June Sporting Day EVENT I Nom. $8.00

25 target Pro Trap C'ship EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00

10 target Running Rabbit C'ship EVENT 3 Nom. $4.00

10 target Walk Up C'ship Graded Overall. A.B.C.

Mens & Ladies High Gun trophy over 3 events Sunday 29th June EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00

10 target points cash divide EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00

50 target Club Single Barrel C'ship Engraved Cup overall & grade winners

EVENT 3 Nom. $12.00 50 target Club Double Barrel C'ship

Engraved Cup overall & grade winners EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00

10 Pair Double Rise C'ship EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00

50 target Simulated C'ship OIA. AA, A. 8, C, Vet., Ladies, Junior

2nd Round Ron Siede Challenge Teams Shoot (in conjunction) F.A.G.C. versus Lyst. V.F.G.A.

EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00 50 target Trench C'ship

EVENT 7 Nom. $12.00 50 target Skeet C'ship


C'ehip: AA: G. Steels 31.32, R. Duthie 30-32: A: F. Taylor 29.30. R. Denby 28-30: B: G. Norman 30-30. T. Bond 30.31: C: R. Pistone 28-30. G. Ross 27-30.

MYAMYbf 31-3.88 - Warm & windy (71). 25T Cont D B Grd C'ship: A: G. Steele 29-29. M. Milsud 28.29 B: J. Fartah 30-31. D. Grummett 29-31: C: A. Cwke 24-25. J. Ross 25.28.50TStnte Cont SB Grd C'ship: A: R. Duthie 47-51. C. Kneebone 46-51: B: P. Edmondson 48.53. E. Chaplln 47.53: C: A. Morrison 38.51, B. Malseed 37-51. Imdies: Faye Taylor 31-50: Junior: P. Sfeele 38.50: Vet: E. Whytomsa 39-50.20P DD OP C'ship: R. Duthie & C. Kneebane 35-35. L. Sims & F, Taylor 34.35. OA HG taken over 3 days: A: R. Duthie 276: B: T. Rond 280: C: C. Smith 241: Junior: P. Steele 254.

NOORAT 28.4.86 - Ovemast. wet & windy (31). 2CT DIB 15m CD: P. Britten. J. Mnthey both 20.20. A. Kimean. T. Grummett. G. Covedale nll 19-20. 20T Pts 15m CD: A. Kinnear 60.60. B. White 58-60. T. Grummett, M. Absslam both 57-M).20T S B 15m CD: A. Kinnear 20.20. J. Mathey 19-20, P. Britttten. T. Grummett both 18.20. ZOT Dm Cont 15m CD: P. Btitten. T. Grummett, A. Kinnearsll20.20. 15THcpCD:P. Britten 15.15,T. Grummett. P. Jehu. R.White all 14-15. Our olub pmcarame featured cash divide. bnsicnlly in mnsideration of the reoently completed Nationals. With reduced nominations the club mnsiderrd this wae one way to keep the shmter .hrnti""

Sanders SIB C'ship: OA & AA: K. Maurey 20.20. A. Collins 19.20; B: J. Kelly 19.20, M. lliokssan 19-22: C: B. H s n s h a 17.20. J. West 16.20. 20T Hcp: 9. Henshnll 28.28. D. Jeokel 27-28, B. North 21.22. BM 22.25m: A. Pemey 18.20. W a y Ford HG: Ken Mnurey 67.70.

WANGARATTA 20-4-86 - Cml & cloudy (23). 25T Skeet Hcp: T. Jones 51-54. A. lrsrkings46-51, R. Ehlers 35.39.25T Skeet C'ship: OA&B: J. Sfamp 40.41; A: A. Pemey 35.37: B: K. Mnurey 39.41; C: R. Smytb 22-25.25T Skeet C'ehip: OA&A: A. Penney 37-37: A: D. Jackel36-37: B: K. Maurey 28.29 C: R. Petts 32-38. Schml Boys DTL 10T S B C'ship Opsn Section: Jason Berry 11-12. Jason West 10.12. Theeeecorcs represent nline effort byboth theboys.

WARRACICNABEAL 26.4.86 - Cml (41). Thie shwt was held at Jeparit Gun Club. IOTPSEO: D. Fhvel. C. Ragere both 30-30: L. Gibson, J. Clark. J. Gawith. D. A(forda29-30.25T DB C'ship: A & OA: A. Davis 45.45, D. Flavel 36-37: B: G. Vogel33-34, G. Eogles 32.34: C: C. Flsvel23-25. D. Harris 30-32. 25T PS C'ship: OA & A: P. Scott 89.90. R. Young 73.75: B: J. Clark88-90, R. HounseU 73.75; C: T. Plnve165.75. C. Clark 68.84. Newellsports Team Shield in conjunction with Jeparit: J. Gawith. D. Witney, D. Plavel. S. Nervmmbe. R. HounseU 456.500. The Wrxracknsbeal Gun Club members would like to thank Jspnrit for nllowingus to hold this shoot on their gmundsnt such short ..-*:--

-. .- - .- .-. RAAF PI. CWK 28-3-86 (night) - Fine. windy. 15T Pte o n t : J. Brereton,

R. Spice h42-45. R. Viney. J. Kruse, D. McLeainll 39-45.2CTCont Grd:A: R. Evane 19-20. G. Tinkler20-21:B: J. Rydstmm 19-20.A. Mffihrystd 18-20: C: IL Vasilladie 19-20. N. Stockdale 18-20.2CTDm Grd: A: R. Spioer 42.43, J. Brereton 41-43: B: J. Rydatmm 22-23, R. Vtoey 21-23: C: K. Vasiliadie m-20. J. Krvse 19.20. Three-monthly night shmt aggregate OA & RAAF: D. M " , d n--. .", ..">,:,,"" -? .. .. ....., " ..-.

R A W FT COOK 21.3.86 (night) -- Flnc (35) 15T Pta C D G 7 4 u m 4445. J Brerrlon43-45. R Allrnlmg 4:%.45 20TD B Crd 1.2ABC R Mark 2727. A. Rrm~lhnw 2627. R Vlnny 20-27. G I'titchnrcl 2527 G . Soppi 19.20. W

ACT N E R 6-4-86 - SUMY. 10T DB EO: G. L a m b 10.10 T Co>lt+s

Keseell 93-120. ACT INTER 20.4.86 - Sunny. 100T Wale" Olympic Tmp C'ship: A & OA:

M. Diamond 109-125: B: L. Notte 72.1W. C: G. Smith 74.100.

ALRURY-WODONGA 13.4.86 - Finc & warm (52). 25T Union Firearms Skeet C'ship: OA: L. Mitsoh 25-25: AA: G. Robinson 24-25: A: B. Liersch 32.34: B: R. Ehlera 24-25: C: B. Cwmr 24-25. 10T EO: R. Petta. J. Wilson. P.

~ ~ -~~ & B: B. Hanson 20-20; C: S. Van Rrummclen 21-22; A: To be shot off next shoot.

BARELLAN 13-4-86 -Fine & sunny (42). l0TDB EO: 7 passiblea: R. Inin. D. Piccoti. T. Salalin, N. McDermott. S. Papnsidero, K. mytcmas . P. Fmte. 2 r n m p h y in Meterage Groups: OA: L. Irvin; 11-14m: G. schmetzer. G. Anderson: 15-17m: D. Wallnee. B. Chnrles: 18-25m: S. P e p i d e m . T. Salafis. M y shmter: Kathy Holden. 10 DB off 15m: 8 oaesibles: L. Brissenden. I.

. ~ ~~~~~~~~~ --- --- -, -- ~apas idem w i t h e perfect acorn.

BATHURST 16-3-86 -Fine. warm (11). 5 PR DREO. R. Piotrowski 9-10. F. Nicholson. J.W. Smith. T. Endo all 8.10. 20 PR D B Cship: J.W. Smith 37-40. R. Piotmwski 35, P. Hdey 32. G. ~ n d e 32.3CT Conk J.W. smith 30-30. R. Piotmwaki. P. Lynch both 29. G. Ende 25. 2CTDB 16m: J.W. Smith. P. Lynch both 20.20. R. Piatmwski 19, R. Campbell 17. HG: J.W. Smith.

BATUURST 6-4-86 - Fine. -1 (16). Skeet Doubles: R. Cbke 24-25. J. H-ie 23. R. McRoben21. L. Aberlay 21. E. Midgley 21.5CT Skeet C'ship: L. Aberley 50-50. R. Cnlrke 49. S. Subanj 48, E. Tmy 47, E. Sohutfe 46.25THop Skeet: L. Aberley. R. Clarke 25.3. Wilberforco 24. R. MeRobert 23. S. Subonj 23. Skeet: 5CTNight CenfrslZone C'ship: L. Aberlay. R. Clarke both 45.50. M. Harber 44. R. frisby 43. J. Wilberforoe 42. S Subanj 40. Shwt off won by R. Clarke. HG OA: R. Clarke 143-150.

BEGA 6-4-86 - Fine & warm (15). 10T El0 Hop: eq l e t R. Teale. B. Underhill. eq 2nd R. Schvnkralf. K. Wmdbtidge. 1CT G. Fsilan Tmphy: R. Elliott. 5CT DB (2x25) Hcp: ll-14m: G. Pogdcn. K. Pearce: 15.18m: B. Underhill. B. Deacan: 19-25m: R. Elllot. K. Wmdbtidge. HG: B. Underm. FM: R. Sohunkralt. Quail Shwf: Eddie Kwllner.


TO: Australian Clay Target Association

P.O. Box 198, Blackburn, Vic. 3130

Pjease note my Change of Address

Name: ..................................................

From: ...................................................

................................ Plcode ................ To: .......................................................

................................ Plcode ................ ........................... Membership Number:

I VIAGGI GUM CLUB

I The Wagga Gun Club wish to advise all Skeet Shooters that they will be conducting 100 target programs on the 3rd Saturday of every month leading up to the 1986 Skeet Nationals in

I Wagga Wa ga in November. There will be a 2-day open 8 keet shoot on September 20 & 21,

1986.


N.S.W. GUN CLUB JUNE 1986 PROGRAM

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1986 1.00pm EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 01s $1 .OO

15 Target DIB OIE EVENT 2 Nom. $14.00 01.5 $3.00

50 Target DIB Championship EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1 .OO

25 Target DIB Handicap Cash Trophy lst, 2nd, 3rd & Front Marker

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1986 1.00pm 15 Taraet DIB EO Continental -

EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 01s $1.00 CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1 .OO 25 Targets DIB Continental Championship

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1 .OO 25 Targets PIS Continental Championship

6.00pm Nom. $19.00 OlS $3.00

1 Target El0 then 50 Target State Night

DIB Continental Championship

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1986

EVENT 1

EVENT

EVENT

EVENT

1 Nom. $25.00 OIS 00 Target Trench Championship

OIA ABC Cash Trophy 1.00pm

1 Nom. $3.00 OIS 15 Target DIB El0

2 Nom. $8.00 OIS ~ ~ . - ~ - - 25 Target DIB sweepstakes

3 Nom. $8.00 01s 25 Target PIS Sweepstakes

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1986 1 10.00am 100 Target Economical Skeet

EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00 50 Target Graded Sweepstakes

EVENT 2 NO^. $10.00 01s $3.00 50 Taraet ChamDionshitI Graded Badaes ABC - -

' 1.00pm EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 OIS $1.00

15 Target DIB El0 EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 01s $1.00

25 Target DIB Championship EVENT 3 NO^. $8.00 01s $1 .OO

25 Target PIS Championship

Page 47

I TAMWORTH CLAY

5 TARGET CLUB LTD LOCATION: "Glenwood" Loomberah - all approach roads signposted

"GUN CLUB"

SUNDAY 1st JUNE 9.30 a.m.

BALL TRAP

EVENT 1 Nom. $17.00 50 T Tamworth & Dist. Ball Trap

C'ship OIA Badge and t r o p h y T r o p h i e s A . B . C G r a d e s

Opp. Sweeps $1 ea 1/2 $1 OIA $3.00

EVENT 2 Nom. $17.00 50 T Northern Zone Ball Trap

C'ship OIA Badge and T r o p h y T r o p h i e s A.B.C. G r a d e s

Opp. Sweeps $1 ea I/;! $1 OIA $3.00

Total Noms & Sweeps $40.00

Morning and afternoon teas, lunch $ available.

Cartridges and other refreshments also available on the grounds.

NOTE: Krompson Automatic Ball Trap with Phono-Pulls in use.

Enquiries: Col Barton (067) 67 0270 --

Clay Target

IN CONJUNCTION WITH

The New South es Gun C

Ltd . PRESENTS

including State Night Skeet Championship

ACCOMMODATION:

John Phillipson (02) 888 7266 B.H. - (02) 949 4846 A.H.

More Details in a later issue

President: Len Bird (065) 54 6160

Secretary: Jenny Burt

(067) 65 9386


ORTHERN ZONE SKFpT

COFFS HARBOUR

JUNE 21st & 22nd

NOTE CHANGE OF DATE 70 AVOID CLASH

WITH SOUTHERN ZONE CARNIVAL

SATURDAY 9am Start Graded sweeps $1 ea 25 $1 O.A. Winchester Skeet Teams Shield on this

Nom. $15 50 Tgt Skeet Hcp.

Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Op. Sweeps $1 ea 25 $1 O.A. EVENT 4

Shoot off in conjunction with and finalised 50 Target Banana Coast Skeet after Event 2 Championship

Trophies 1st each grade badge O.A. Graded Sweeps $1 ea 25 $1 O.A.

50 Tgt Banana Republic Skeet Championship

Trophies AA, A, B, C Badge O.A. Northern Zone Team selected on Events Graded Sweeps $1 ea 25 $1 O.A.

Ladies & Juniors % Nom.

SUNDAY 9am Start


Tower: J. Ooms. R. Palmer, C. Durn aII 25.25. Champim of Champiom: R. .,;A-, OK.,-

Teak 22-25. WULBURN WOIutsRS 13.4.86 - Cool (45). 30T DIB C'Bhip 15m: OA: S.

Balogh 248.248: AA: V. Bvrgesa 247-248, A. Cramp 173-174: A: W. Baxter 54-55, G. Burton 41-42: B: A. Marsh 79.80. J. Rodgers 78-80: C: N. ~odge r s 31.32. J. Fielden 30-32. 30T DIB Hop: 11-16: M. Dwight 29-30. J. Rodgers 35-36. T. Marsh 34.36: 17-20: V. Burgees 37-38. G. Large 36.38. G. Brunton 33.34: 21.25: J. EUis 30-30. A. Cramp 33-36, D. Jordan 32-36.30T SIB C'ship: OA: A. Cramp 33-34: AA: J. EUis 32.34. F. Roberts 33-37: A:G. Large 31-30. P. Cmker 34.36: B: J. Rodger.? 28.30, A. Marsh 27-30: C: P. Large 25-30. J. Fielden 28.35. 30T PIS C'ship: OA: A. Cramp 111-111: AA: F. Roberta 108-111, J. EUs 95-96: A: G. Large 89-90, N. Dwight 88-90: B: J. Rodgem 87-90. T. Mmh83.90: C: P. Large 85-90. W. Buckley 79.53. HG: J. EUs. Inter HG: J. Radgers. Jnr HG: J. Rodgers.

GRAFTON 8-2-88 -Fine. -1. 10T DIB Xcp: J. Cunningham, D. Hm-k. B.Davis.B.Finch. S.Cox.T.Bailey.T. Watts,R. Ellemslllo-10.20TDIBHcp President's Shield: 0.4: R. Ellem 20.20. B. Davis, A. Futter, Helen Finch. T. Watts, G. Williame. Alice Harrison sll 19-20, alter shoot off 2nd Bill Davia 29-30. 25T Dm PIS ism: A: B. Davis 74-75: B: J. Cunningham 71.75: C: R. EUem 71-78. 20T DIB 15m C'U: J. Cunningham, D. Hanoock. 8. Davis. P. Flack. A. Futter. A. Bailey. G. Harrison aIl 20.20. HG: B. Davis 123.125. Smelling ~ m s shield was shot for between- Gmltan and yambe. malto on winninn bv three tnrnets 88-85. " ~ ~~ ~~

GRA&~N~-3-8~ - (25). ~ o n o r s of the day went to peter ~ e ~ u i r e whoshot extremely well to go into " A 98.01%. ZUP DB Hlo trophy: 20.20: B. Welsh 20-20, P. Mdjuire. J. Tanish both 19.20. After shoot m 2 n d J. Taniah 30.31. 20TDB PS 15m: A: J. Tmish 20-60: B: R. Pslmer20.59: C: A. Harrison 19.57. 30TDBClubDB C'ehip: 15m: P. McGuire, I. McDondd both 30.30. After shoot off A & OA: I. McDOnsld 32-32: 8: R. Pslmer44.45; C: T. Bailey 32-35.10TSB 15m Cm: P. MeGuirs. I. MoDonaId both 10.10: D. Davis. T. Schrueder. S. Godwin. D. Welsh. T. Watts, M. Short &l9-10. HG: P. McGuire 116-120.

EIAwKESBURY 14-3-86 -Fine (24). 2UT PIS EIO: K. Roeanko: M. Bajsda. P. Atayde. J. Pickering. P. Abeln. 25TDlB C'ship: OA: P. Muscat 25.25; A: L. Boevlko40-40:B:R. Chown25-26:C:F.Atayds24.25.15PairDIR:A:T.VeU 28.30: B: I. Petrina 26-30: C: F. Atayde 24.30.

ILLAWBRRA 8.4.86- Cml. Mug's Cup: A. Roe 33-33.20T Dm C'ehip: OA: V. Elliott 27-27: A: A. Roe 26-27: B: D. O'Brien 2298: C: M. Channel 19.20. ZUP PIS C'ahip: OA: D. Wnfchom 60.60: A: V. EUiatt 56-60, B: D. Ogrien 53-80: C: M. Channel 53.80. 2UT DIB Cont Tmphy: W. Bachtn 20-20. D. Wwtchom 19.20. R. Webb 25-27. 10 PR DIR Tmphy: W. Bechta 28.30, W. Baxter 27-30. R. Webb 23-30. HG: R. Webb. A. Roe both 140-150. Jackoot Sweep now stands s f 8149.

INTERELL 19.4.86-Fine&s-y (24). 20TDIB CD 15m: A. Jennings, M. Wade. M. Bleman. J. Nswbv all 20.20. 3UT DIR Club C'ahio 16m: After a

8 Sunday, June 8, 1la.m. Start b

EVENT 1 Norn. $1.50 5 Target Pointscore Eye Opener 15m

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 01s $2.00

25 Target Keith Hodge D.B. C'ship 4 Sash & Trophy OA Winner, ribbon and troohv . , 2 remaining grade winners. Trophy second each grade.

5 man club teams event in conjunction with this event.

$1 per shooter, ribbon for each member of winning team.

3 members per team to be registered with home club.

EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo

15 Target Handicap. Ist, Znd, 3rd & BM EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00

01s $1.00 20 Target Pointscore Championship

Overall and two arade winners President: R. Pens (060) 25 1239 .

- Secretary:

L. Bahr (060) 24 3101

Racecourse Reserve SUNDAY, JUNE 15th

(practice at 11.30am - start at 72.30pm) EVENT 1 NO^. $4.00

10 Target PlScore CID EVENT 2 NO^. $8.50

01s $1 -00 30 Target Mixed Targets C'ship

Sash & trophy OIA Ribbon & trophy other 2 grades

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.50 01s $1 .oo

10 PR DlRise C'ship Sash & trophy O.A.

Ribbon & trophy other 2 grades EVENT 4 Nom. $7.50

01s $1 .oo 20 PR DlDoubles C'ship Sash & trophy 1st Pair

Trophy 2nd Pair JACKPOT OPERATING

More Events if time permits Committee reserves the right to alter the program

President: Secretary: P. Renwick B. Hall (058) 81 2341 (058) 81 2974


Sunday 22nd June, 1.00pm Start

EVENT 1 20 Target Double Barrel Championship

A.B.C. sash overall -. medals . -. . - . other two grades.

EVENT 2 20 Target DIB Handicap to be held at C/O in meterage groups

EVENT 3 20 Target Point Score Championship

A.B.C sash overall, medals other two grades ~ e w ' s o u t h Wales Gun Club

EVENT 4 10 Target G.A. Edwards Cup Saturday, June 14, 1986

SIB Handicap

6.00pm Start

1 Target E/O then

50 Targets State Night

D/B Continental Championship

$19.00 O/S $3.00

Sunday 22 June, 1986 9.00am Start Overall receives Sash, Badge and

Graded ABC

OIA plus 1st & 2nd ABC Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,

Telephone: 450 1775

HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAM

Please note: Ball Trap Shoot Offs - First miss and out Presidenl: John Philipson. Phone: H. 949 4846 Club location: Wyrallah Road.

Secretsn: Isn Bruce. Phone: H. 449 3987

Treasurer: John Richardson. Phone: W/H 48 5906


18-20, Night 20T DB 15m Trophy: A: X. Neill; B: B. ~ e i U : C: A. M c W t e r . HG: N. Nunent gR.1""~

=ON1 6.4.86 -Fine 145). SIS: 8 ooseibles. Moorebank DB C'shi~: AA:

Unvcnport 7175. P Muscot 757d: A. L. T r e k " 7758. P. ~unt&oaau 7678. R E 7ndrv69.75. C CllmoG875:CS Ax~taky 70.75. 41. UalIW.OYln111b5. HC' P Musear 134.110. ~nmurngrmcnt ,%ward. P 'n~urnpson donnrcd by C Boym

hlARCONl20 4.80- k'rnc (.I61 S S: 15laaalbl~S WILNlCk FNm PSCXhlp Ar\: A. Plnrrn 7J-75. C . Dnvcnprr 71-75: A dr OA: I' Abela 8090. S Zurru XHBO. B A Zilrcllcxr 71.75. C Grtlnn71.75. C .&I DallocoHlo 7375, A. Salem

18.18: HG: P. Abeln 133.135. MOULAMEIN 19.4.86 -Near perfect 1281.10TEO DB SS: A. Hall. D. Bahn.

F Tnylur. I Napler. R W L U V ~ ; . A ~ c l , ~ ~ r n e ~ . D Burton. J Dunrtsn. C U8rn~~l .G. 1slrnn.A hlilladl ILl(I2U1'DRTR P Hurchmcon, i7 ltidgrer>uy. F l'uvlor. H. sveovcr. N. ~ ~ o o l c a11 2 0 2 0 won bv N 1.molc 47.47. X Wenvcr 46-47: R. ~idgeway 28.28. ~ & D B HOP SS: A. Hhll. R. Gwee. A. schirmer. D. Burton d l 10-10. 10T SB Hcp "Club Mug": One possible by G. Manuel. . outright .NiMer.

NARRANDEEU 20-4-86 -Fine & rvarm (22). 10 Pair of DR: F. Schmefzer. M. Stanmore. S. Paoaaidem d l 18-20. 15 Palr DIRCentrnlRiverinaC'shi~: A & OA: S. ~a&idem 40.40: AA: S. Guest 34-40: B: G. Guymer 25.30: 6 B. Fwte 28.30.20T DlR off Hco: A. Walker. F. Sohmefzer. F. Motioh. B. Corsoi. s. Papaaidem. A. ~ugliemiio. 10 Triple Rise: S. Guest & P. Fwte 8.10. A. W&er &B. Foote 7-10, F. Metioh & R. Fmte 7-10.

NAnoohfA 13.4.86 - Fine & warm (21). 1GT PS 15m EO: F. Russell. R. Elliot bath 29-30. 25T Mixed Club C'ship 15m: OA: T. Rues@ 30-35: A: W. Mnoknv: B: R. Elliot: C: A. Kerr50-61 fmmG. Nepue. 25TSkeet: T. Russell. R. Elliot.'c. ~ e w m a n : HG: T. RusseU. ~ntermediate HG: A. Kem. FM: M.

Toward 19-20. NEW ENGLAND 6.4.86 - Fine &windy (22). 25T DB 15m: M. McCosker

25.25. Alice Horrion. K. Greenwwd. A. Kempton all 23-25.25T PS 15m: M. MoCosker 73-75. B. Cnmeron 71.75, M. Hnrrieon 67.75.20T Hop: L. Coodwin 19-20, B. Camemn. A. Kempton bath 17-20. HG: Martin McCoeker 114.120. FM HG: Charlie Hidden 98.120. TnUcing Sport Tmphy: L. Goadruin. D. & F. . Hall Trophy: M. McCoaker 3 pte. Barry Camemn 2 p a , MaxHarrison 1 pt.

ORANGE GUN &FIELD 23.3.85-Good (37). 20TDlBHcpClubTmphy: W. O'Rourke 21-21. R. Angus 20.21; M. Spicer, J. Smith. A. Turner Jnr. G. Brunton. R. Jenkins. R. Campbell. J. Sciuta, B. Yetea all 19.20.25T DB 15m Central west C'ehip: 5 pasiblee: R. Jenkins 66-66, A. Tvrner Jnr 65.66. R. Tnylor 42.43. M. Spicer 32.33, J. Blszley 28-30. IUP SIB 15m Sweep: R. Bertancallo. R. Angus. J. Blnzley. R. Piotmweki. A. Turner Jnr all 10.10. 10T PS 15m Sweep: M. Spicer. .I. Blazley, A. Turner Jm all 30.30. PORT MACQUARlE 30.3.86 - fine. mild (25). 10T DR CD 15m: B.

Robineon. B. Thurlow. K. McWhirter. R. Ptitchnrd. B. Samuels. N. Nugent.B. Buchannan all 10.10. 25T DB Carnival of the Pines: N. Nugent, B. ~uchannan. B. ~ e i u . FM: A. ~cWhirter. 25T SB 15m Carnival of the Pines G m 0.4: A. Neilk A: B. Buohannul: B: B. Robinson; C: S. Laughmy. 20T DB Hop Cnk A. McWhirter 20.20. K. Neill. C. Cluley. N. Nugent, J. Tuffmy all

~

SYDNEY 30-3-86- Breezy but fine(51). lOTDlB EIO: 14 poesibles. 50TDIB Trophy: AA: P. F-gin 86-87. A. Piazza 85.87: A: P. Smith 50.50. P. Abela 49-50: B: M. Freestone 51-54. D. Geddes 50.54: C: P. IaHcd 47.50. W. Williams 45.50. 25T Hop: 11-16: M. Freestone 28-30. A. Draper 27.30: 17.21: P. Abeln 27-28, P. Farrugin 26-28: 22-25: A. Piazza 22.25. A. Cramp 21-25. HG: P. Farruzia 86-89.

SYDNEY 4.4-86 (lllgbt)- Perfect (31). 10T DIB SIS: 2 x lOpossibles, 11 x8. Sutherlsnd St Geo 25TPIS C'ship: A: P. Rosa 72-75. T. Cagey 71-75: B &OA: G. Smith 73-75, L. Vernon 76.81; C: F. Cogosevic 68-78. G. Boyce 65-78. Sutherland St Geo MT C'ship: A: T. Casey 32-35. C. Davenport 28.35: B: G. Smith 31-35. L. Vernon 28.35: C: J. Rose 40.48. F. Gogosevic 39-49. Sutherlsnd St Geo DIR C'ship: A: T. Caaey 31.40. L. Traw 28.40: B: L. Vernon 19-20, J. Stevenson 17-20: C: F. Gogosevic 18.30. P. Thamson 16.30. HG: G. Smith 129.140.

21-24. ~ m 5 ~ ~ z o - r - 8 6 - ~ m d (28). 5mskse t ~rophy: G. Turner46.50. G. nitchin

43-50. J. Foxweli42.50.15TDB Cont SS 15m: Ten shootere soared 14-15.15T DB SS 15m: C. Fuller. C. MeGlnshan. R. Burtonsdl 15.15. 2WDB CIubTmphy 15m: A: L. Williams 27-27: B: J. ~ a i m h 28-28: C: P. Hewitt 18-20: C FM 11-14m: C. Mffilaahan17.20.25TSRC'ship 15m:OA&A:S.Gcdwin31-31;B: M. Short 24-25: C: D. Walsh 21-25. HG: L. Williams 72-75.


[ WEST WYALONG GUN CLUB

OVER $1000 IN PRIZES E WEST WYALONG

Saturday, June 21, 1986 9.30 a.m. Start $30

EVENT 1 30 Target Double Barrel

Championship EVENT 2

30 Target Single Barrel Championship

EVENT 3 30 Target Point Score

Championship 01s on each championship.

Trophies AA, A, B, C, Lads, Vet., Junior. 1st & 2nd each Grade.

Championship Events 1, 2, 3 receive Sash

Sunday, June 22, 1986 9.30 a.m. Start $35

EVENT 4 Bland District Grand Prix.

100 Target Handicap Metre Groups, 11 -1 4, 15-1 8,

19-21, 22-25 Trophy & Sash to OIA 1st & 2nd in each Metre Groups and Front

Marker, Jnr, Lads, Vet, Back Marker.

HIGH GUN OVER TWO DAYS COLOUR TV

Refreshments, Lunch, Cartridges available on ground. -

Pres: R. Fuller, Aecommodatlon: Sec: S. Foster, 46 Maitland St., CAMEO INN Koobah West Wyalong. 263 Nee'd St, West Wyalong. Ph. (069) 72 3195 &y$F2& Ph. (068) 56 2122

10% discount to a// registered shooters.

SUNDAY, JUNE 22 12.30pm Start

EVENT 1 5 Target Eyeopener

EVENT 2 15 Target Double Barrel Handicap

EVENT 3 20 Target Single Barrel Championship, Graded, OIA Sash,

2 Ribbons, and trophies. EVENT 4

15 Target Double Barrel Championship, Graded. OIA Sash. 2 ribbons & trophies.

ORANGE GUN & FIELD CLUB

10A CARGO RD, ORANGE

Sunday June 22, commencing 1.00pm

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo

20 Target Handicap Club Trophy

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50 01s $1 .oo

20 Pr Deauville Doubles C'ship

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 01s $1 .oo

: In addition to the advertised program : we are shooting the Len Bird Shield.

i President: Ron Parker (063) 65 2205


CENTRAL BURNETT GUN CLUB - MUNDUBBERA QUEENSLAND

(Anlltated A C T A )

SILVER JUBILEE ANNUAL TWO DAY

Saturday & Sunday June 28 & 29, '1986

SATURDAY 28 AT 12 NOON EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00

Central Burnett Graded Medley off 15m 10 Targets D.B. 10 Targets Cont. 10 Targets S.B. 60% of nominations returned to Shooters equally in

Divisions of 11-15, 16-20, 21-25. Compulsory Division

EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 Central Burnett S.B. Championships off 15m

25 Targets S.B. A.B.C. Grade $1.00 Optional Sweeps on each 12 and 13 Targets

ENTERTAINMENT AND CALCUTTA AT GOLF CLUB ON SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7pm

EXTRA EVENT SATURDAY - TIME PERMITTING High Gun Trophies on ail events except eye openers,

11-76, and 17-25. ALL EVENTS RUN UNDER A.C.T.A. RULES

The Committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event, change the sequence or cancel any event.

GUN CLUB ABOUT TWO MILES SOUTH OF MIINOIIRRFRA . . . - . . - - - - - . . . .

dote and Motel Accommodauon available: M~ndLobera Motel, phone (071) 65 4131; Mdnd~DDera

Holei (071) 65 4214; Royal Hotel 65 4204; Bi iabong Motel fi6AAln - - . , . -.

AMMUNlTiON AND MEALS ON GROUND - BOOK EARLY!

President: Secretary: Ken Vicary Neil Willson Ph: (071) 65 4372 (home) Ph: (071) 65 4171 (home)

65 4366 (business)

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CONDAMINE GUN CLUB

ANNUAL SHOOT ""The Best In The West II

Event

Event

Event

Event

Event

Event

JUNE 14 & 15 SATURDAY 10 A.M.

25T DB Condamine Bell C'ship 15m AA, A, B, C Grade 1 & 2

Ladies & Veterans Trophies

30T Medlev $450.00 Meterage 11 -1 i, 16-1 9, 20-25

10T DB, 10T SB, 10T Cont, 15m

20T DB Cont 15m AA, A, B, C Grade 1 & 2

SUNDAY 10 A.M.

30T Patrons Trophy 15m OIA A, B, C Grade 1 & 2

OIA Prize Jason Recliner Rocker 5

Condamine 1000 40T HC Calcutta Event

.Four HC Divisions 11-15, 16-19, 20-22, 23-25

$200 Each Division, $200 OIA 6

25T SB Condamine Bell C'ship 15m AA, A, B, C Grade 1 & 2

111 TOTAL NOMINATIONS $80.00 111 Calcutta run in conjunction with Event 5.

LOU Hasted Memorial Trophy - Teams of 5 shooters in Event 5.

O/A and Intermediate Hiah Gun (O/A donated bv Ross gundry). '

Complimentary dinner and jug of beer for Shooters and Wives on Saturday ntght.

Accommodation:

President: Lewis Ziesemer, phone (074) 28 1742

Secretary: Judy Kocho, phone (074) 27 7720

111 The Committee reserves the right to alter the program. 111 11' 1


CENTRAL ZONE Q.C.T.A. ANNUAL ZONE TRAP

CARNIVAL JULY 12 & 13,1986

GUN CLUB SATURDAY 12 - 9.00am EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00

10 Target D.B. 15m Cash Divide

EVENT 2 Nom. $14.00 01s $2.00

C.Z.Q.C.T.A. D.B. Championship 25 Target D.B. 15m

Sash & Trophy OIA, Badge & Trophy AA,A,B,C

J.F. Thompson Shield Teams Match on this event

EVENT 3 Nom. $14.00 01s $2.00 - . - - . - -

C.Z.Q.C.T.A. S.B. Championship 25 Target S.B. 15m

Sash & Trophy OIA, Badge & Trophy AA.A.B.C , , ,

EVENT 4 Nom. $14.00 01s $2.00

C.Z.Q.C.T.A. Points Championship 25 Target Points 15m

Sash & Trophy OIA, Badge & Trophy AA,A,B,C.

Port Curtis Yamaha Shield Team Match on this event.

SUNDAY 13 - 8.30a.m. EVENT 5 Nom. $16.00

01s $2.00 C.Z.Q.C.T.A. Double Rise Championship

15 Pair D.R. Sash & Trophy OIA, Badge & Trophy

AA,A,B,C EVENT 6 NO^. $27.00

50 Target D.B. $1000 Cash 15m

$400 OIA $150 each of 4 grades AA,A,B,C

OIS each 25 $2.00 TOTAL NOMS. $89.00

01s $1 0.00 TOTAL $99.00

HIGHGUNS OVERALL, INTERMEDIATE, LADY,

JUNIOR, FRONT MARKER

The C.Z.Q.C.T.A. and ladies teams will be selected over events 2, 3, & 4 and will shoot for their Zone on Saturday afternoon. The magnificent Laurie Tselepy Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the Champion of Champions shot over events 2, 3 & 4 and the teamshoot. This year a red, white and blue sash will accompany the trophy as well as a replica of the cup. Our thanks goes to Laurie for his generosity in presenting this Trophy to the Central Zone.

A l l Ladies and Juniors 60% of nominations.

Display vans and cartridges available on grounds. All meals fully catered for. A.A. trophies providing 5 or more shooters. Camping available on grounds. Anyone requiring accommodation please contact: C.Z. Secretaries: Vicki & Donna Deeley phone (079) 85 4181. C.Z. President John Paul (079) 82 2272. The committee reserves the right to alter this program should it be necessary to do so. Practice shoot from 3.00pm Friday afternoon.


- ANNUAL TVVO DAY SNOOT m

m m e

MAY 31sl & June 1st

f Saturday 31st May, 12 noon i EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00

25 Target DIE SlStakes 15m - A.B.C.

EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00 01s $2.00

25 Target DIB "Relsa" C'ship 15m Badges & Trophies OIA A.B.C.

Trophies 2nd in each grade Sponsored by: RELSA PRINTING SERVICE

EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 15 Pr. DlRise "Relsa" C'ship 15m

Badges & Trophies OIA A.B.C. Trophies 2nd in each grade

BARBECUE DINNER

E Sunday 1st June, 9am

10 Target Points SlStakes 15m A.B.C.

50 Target "Relsa" C'ship 15m (25T Pts & 25T DIE)

Badges & Trophies OIA A.B.C. Trophies 2nd in each grade

Trophies to best FIM, Lady, Jnr, Veteran Sponsored by: REAL ESTATE LISTING SERVICES OF AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.

25 Target SIB "Stevens & Sons" C'ship 15m Badges & Trophies OIA A.B.C.

Trophies 2nd in each grade Sponsored by: STEVENS & SONS FIREARMS

25 Target DIB Cont. State C'ship 15m Badges & Trophies OIA A.B.C.

Trophies 2nd in each grade Total Noms. $56.00

OIA High Gun Trophy - A.B.C. Cash High Guns (All High Guns over 2 days)

Henry Road, Kallangur. Phone: (07) 204 6791

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CLUB PIERCE AVE., LITTLE MOUNTAIN -

CALOUNDRA

WlNTER CARNIVAL JULY 19th-20th SATURDAY 12 NOON

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00 20 T D.B. Bream Special 15m

SIS AA. A. B. C . . . EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00

30 T D.B. Gemini Towers 15m C'shio OIS each 15 $2.00

OIA Medal plus weekend for 2 at Gemini Towers Badge & Trophy A.B.C.

EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00 30 T S.B. 15m XXXX Special

OIS each 15 $2.00 Trophies OIA. AA.A.6.C.

SATURDAY NIGHT Seafood Banquet followed by Calcutta Auction at

Club

EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00 25 T S.C.G.C. Points Championship 15m

OIS each 36-39 points $2.00 Medal & trophy OIA

Badge & Trophy A.B.C. EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00

45 T Winter Carnival D.B. 15m Trophies OIA AA.A.6.C.

EVENT 6 Nom. $20.00 30 T D.B. $525 Cash Handicap

11-15, 16-19, 20-25 Div. 60% - 30% - 10% each arouo - ,

Calcutta on this event Total Noms. inc. Sweeps $77.00

1 60% Noms. C Grade Ladies Juniors & Veterans I 3 Man ABC Teams shoot over program

5 Man Teams shoot on events 5-6 Sashes for High Guns OIA AA, A, 8, C

Trophies Ladies & Juniors

Accommodation - Palm Breeze Motel Bulcock St, Caloundra. Ph. (071) 91 5566

President: Secretary: Geoff Dixon Bill Wilcocks Ph. (071) 91 2749 Ph. (071) 91 4861

The committee reserves the riaht to alter

I -

program I


SBANE GUN CLUB

MT. PETRIE ROAD, BELMONT, BRISBANE. 4153

JUNE SHOOT PROGRAM

"Back to Brisbane Gun Club 20th Anniversary ShootJ'

The end-of-the-month Shoot on Sunday This will be run in connection with I.S.U. 29th June, 1986, will mark the 20th SKEET 200 Target selection. anniversary of the opening of the Brisbane Gun Club on its present site at the Belmont SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 9.30am shopping complex. American Skeet President Tom Meadows and his EVENT I

25 Target H'cap SIS

shoot not only to enjoy the days shooting but to socialise and meet old friends.

25 Target Doubles all Stations EVENTS TO BE SHOT ARE:

Nom. $7.00 Sunday, June 22, 11.30am B.G.C. Allround Club Championship

One event - 100 targets - comprising: 25 Targets DIB D.T.L. from 15m

25 Targets S.B. Trophy 25 Targets Olympic Trap (Trench) AA, A, B, C 15m 25 Targets American Skeet

Stevens & Sons and D. & S. Follett High 25 Targets I.S.U. Skeet Gun to be scored on all events. to be shot in any order

Total Noms. $30.00 Trophies: $150 cash and perpetual trophy to overall champion, with trophies to

grade winners AA,A,B,C. 2nd Trench State Elimination/Teams Gradings: A competitor's highest grading

Selection in any of the above disciplines will be 100 Targets Saturday 9.30am 100 Targets Sunday 9.30am Handicap SIS and badges

- - -


Stevena. G. Redmond all 25.25, A: J. Kennedy. R. Sielinski both 24-25: B: G. Baurke 25-25; C: J. Antill 24-25. 25TDIB SE Qld C'ship: OA &AA: G. Newey 100.100: A: J. Kennedy 60-61: B: G. Burlinson 22.25: C: C. Wem& 23.25. W I SIB Tmphies: AA: G. Newey 22-22: A: J. Kennedy 20-20: B: G. Bourks 17.22: C: C. Warnock 14.20. 3UT Medley CD: AA: M. Hase 39.40: A: J. Kennedy. G. Mariner: B: G. Rourke 34.40: C: C. Wsmack 30.40. OA HG: G.

2495.25T Skeet Hop: W. Holmee. G. Baker. I. East. J. Mehony dl 25.25. CHARLEVILLE 26.4.86 - - m e . mild 1321. 20t DIB 15m SIS: L. Keeean. D.

~ e d m o i d 107.110. BRlSBANE 16-4-86 - 2OT Dm SIS: AA: W. Steven*. P. h e e l e w s . 0.

Prnfiri..,. Herbrtdlm-20.A:G.Fett.R. Henderson. C.GreenaIl20.20: B:T. Meadows, T. Dunning both 20-20: C: S. Patti. P. Pmfiri both 18.20. W I DIB O'rhio: 0.4 &AA: R. Eett 47.47: A: T. DurYline46-47: B: T. Meadows 25-26: C: .~ -~~ ~~ ~

~.y&ola i r 28.29. -

BBIssANE 19-4-86 - Perlect. Sfevens &Son 5UT Tmphy: AA: R. Porter 61-62: A: D. WeUsE%62: B: M. McGill48.50: C: D. Moon45.50.Chandlere5UT Trophy: AA: R. Melville 88-89: A: J. Porter 62-62: B: J. Box 49-50: C: D. Moan dl.5"

~ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~~~~~~

20-20: B: G. Uleber 19.20: C: G. 6inhnh;un 18.22. 25T'Ga C'ship: A: T. Haps 75.75: B: K. Simpsan 72-75: C: P. Jones 64-75. 25T Hop: J. Chard 19-20, 0. Cmthers 23-25. B. AUan 22-25. 0.4 HG: Bill Allan. Intermediate HG: 0 . Cmthere. Novice NG: M. Hounslow.

Wendy wells. CAIRNS k DISTRICT 84-86 -Dry. cloudy. windy (36). 1UT DB CM CD: R.

vimers. D. senmight. R. s i p s o n . D. ones, G. couins. W. rng~edew, F. Nunnn all 10-10. 25T DB CM C'ship: AA & OA: R. Simpson 25.25: A: J. Anderson 25-25; B: J. Dick 24-25: C: J. Seamight 23-25.25T SB CM CD: W. Ingledew 25-25. J. SeaWright 24.25, J. Anderaon 23.25. 25T Hop CD: R. Geiger. J. Seamight. v. Digelladl25.25.25THcpPIS Jackpot: J. SeaWright 71.75. 10 PR DIR CD: J. SeaWright 17-20. S. Zorzetto 16-20. N. Bruce, S. Butcher. B. Hyland. B. Beti all 15.20. J e c k p t now etends s t $83.00. Two 1st icgr in a m Lu;, h. hfarta and Junrln ~ o w m g h t

CAIRNS k DISTRICT 12. 13.4.86 - Flnc, c l o ~ d y . wrndy (8) 2OT Trencll S C L r ~ l i ~ r 8 D JOIICR (A) 177-200. R . S%t~lp80n (A) 1742W, W. Lngleden (A) la;.m,, s. U U ~ L ~ U P (R) 1 6 2 2 ~ . P stockwcu (A) L@:'.YUU. s splno (A)

OA HG: ~ r ~ o o d y 92.100. PM HG: W. Humphries 84-100. Jnr HG: D. doodrich 76.100.

CHARLEVULE 13.4.86 - 25TEO Skeet: W. Holmes 25-25. P. M-amara 24.25. I. East 23-25.25T Skeetoff the Gun: W. Holmes. R. C1ark.D. Tome all

De Thomasis 14.20: 2. (C) K. m b 14.20: 3. S. Taelepy 13.20. GEMFIELDS 20-4-86- m e & hot (36). 25T PS C'ship 15m: OA: K. Srh; A:

B. Hopgood: B: J. Grace: C: D. Crombie. 25T DB Conf C'ship 15m: OA: R. Mamekk: A: B. M k k y : B: B. Nasser; C: D. Cmmbie. 25T Mixed C'ship 15m: OA: G. Cmse; A: R. Mamske: B: B. Herbert: C: J. Prewetf. 10 PR DR C'ship 15m: OA: R. Meaney: A: D. Rums; B: J. Kleth: C: D. Cmmbie. HG: R. Maroske. FM: T. Williams.

JUNE 21 & 22,1986

Saturday 21, 10.00am S.E. Zone Points C'ship EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00 25 Targets Pts 15m

01s $1.00 S a s h & Trophy Olall S.E. Zone Graded Trophy Badge 8 Trophy AA,A,B,C

25 Target OIB 15m Trophy 2nd in each grade Trophy 1st & 2nd AA,A,B.C (01s $1-1st 36, 8 $1-2nd 39 pts)

EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00 EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00 01s $2.00 S.E. Zone Champion of Champions

S.E. Zone SIB C'ship 10 Target DIB, 10 Target SIB, 10 Target 25 Targets SIB 15m Pts - 18m

Sash &Trophy Olall. Badge 8 Trophy AA,A.B,C. Trophy 2nd in each grade.

(01s $1-1st. $1-2nd 13) EVENT 3 Nom. $12.00

S.E. Zone Handicap 25 Target DIB H'cap (1 1-15. 16-19, 2095)

Trophy 1st 8 2nd for each group Sunday 22, 9.00am EVENT 4 Nom. $12.00 ~rasidmnt: sesr~law:

01s $2.00 Rob ULbcqang Tania Wasawnlo (075) 18 1648 (07) PO4 679,

S.E. Zone OIB C'ship 25 Targets Dl8 15m


MOUNT ISA GUN CLUB (Affiliated A.C.T.A. & Q.C.T.A.)

Barkly Highway - ' I z k m north of Airport Terminal

MOUNT ISA JUNE 7th AND 8th, 1986

ANNUAL SHOOT Three Winchester Electric Traps

Cash Prizes Guaranteed President: Secretary: N. Kuskopf 8. Palethorpe P.O. Box 1090 39 Isabel St Mount Isa, Q. 4825 Mount Isa, Q. 4825 (Phone: A.H. 43 6999) (Phone: A.H. 43 2279)

SATURDAY JUNE 7TH 1986 Event 5 (Commencing 8.00 a.m.) 10 TGT D.B. PTS 15M

Ladies Cash Divide Vets JnrS Sweeps Noms

Event 6 $6 $2 $12

Event 1 MlGC D.B. DAY CHAMPIONSHIP

25 TGT DOUBLE BARREL $5 $' 50 TGT D.B. OFF 15M

PTS OFF 15M Trophy: OA, A, B, C, D Grades

Trophy: lst, 2nd, 3rd Trophy: Best Lady &Junior

Trophy Best 11-15m D Grade Event 7 $18 - $18

Trophy: Best Lady &Junior $1000 CASH DIVIDE 50 TGT

Event 2 25 TGT D.B. E.S. OFF HCP

MlGC DAY S.B. CHAMPIONSHIP $5 $2 $ l o 25 TGT D.B. E.S. OFF 15M

25 TGT OFF 15M First $400, Second $250,

Trophy: OA, A, B, C, D Grades Third $125, Fourth $75,

Trophy: Best Lady &Junior 11-15m $50, 16-19m $50,

Event 3 20-25m $50 COPPER CITY

$5 $2 $ l o Event 8 $6 - $6

D.B. CHAMPIONSHIP FAREWELL EVENT

25 TGT D.B. OFF 15M 10 TGT D.B. PTS OFF 15M

Trophy: OA, A, B, C, D Grades Cash Divide

Trophy: Best Lady &Junior Shooters and their wives are invited to be Event 4 $8 - $8 present at a Dinner at the Club House at 25 TGT D.B. OFF HANDICAP Kalkadoon Park on Saturday at 6.30 p.m. Sash Divide where a Calcutta will be drawn. 11-15m, 16-19m, 20-25m High Gun: Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.

CALCUTTA AVERAGE HlGH GUN:

Refers to Event 7 and will be drawn on To Shooter whose High Gun Score equals the

Saturday Night. average High Gun Score. LADIES AND JUNIOR HlGH GUN TROPHIES:

If more than three shooters. TOTAL NOMINATIONS FOR PROGRAMME

Open: $85 A Shooter can only win one prize per event. The Ladies, Juniors & Veterans: $66 Committee reserves the right to alter the

Programme as it deems necessary.

SUNDAY JUNE 8TH 1986 Practice Shoot at the Club Ground on Friday,

(Commencing 8.00 a.m.) 6th June - commencing at 4.00 p.m. Ladles

All meals, refreshments, ammunition available on vets the grounds. J n r ~ sweeps noms Dress to A.C.T.A. Regulations (no thongs). $6 - $6 Limited camping available on grounds.


KlNGAROY 6.4.88 - Gusty. cloudy (22). 30T DB C'ship 15m: OA: R. Rackermsn 31.32 A: L. Vidler 39.41: B: G. Bickerton 30-32; C: R. Rnckermsn 31.32. 15T sa: A: P. McDonald 14-16: B: G. ~ icker ton 15-17: C: T. Wallnce 11-15. 25T DB Hop: R. Racke-. G. Bickerton bath 25.25, R. Horn, D. Harbison. D. Rose, K. Allderson d l 22-25. HG: G. Bickerton 72.75.

MOUNT ISA zs.a.88 - ~ o t . windv 1721. DB csh io 25T Ism: OA: M. Nimlaides 71.71: A: M. Nimlaidee 71-jl: D: Killlck 70-j l . D. Hert 40.41; B: W. Weedon 48-49. L. Hottes 36.37, J. Sebastinni 34.35: C: R. Keyes 32-33. J.

27-29: 16.16m: C. Murray 43.43, M. Delahunty 27-28. R. Robineon 25.26: 17.16m: D. Hert25.25, L.G. Cooke24-25. W. Koi-27-29: 19-25m: D.MUPIUPIy 24.25. M. NimLnidea 23-25, K. Sleigh 25.26. Best Lady: C. Weder 23-26. 3013186: Champion 01 Champions 50T 15m: OA: M. Nimlaides 64.64: A: M. Nimlnides 64-64, Tom Comerford 63.64. X. Sleigh 57-58: B: Dan Murrny 58-59. C. Leeds 57-59. C. Mumav 62-75: C. L. Bettv 47.50. A. Frew 46-50. S.

TERMNOM LAKES

Shooters please note: Due to the Queens Birthday Holiday, we will not be shooting ACTA on the second Sunday June 8, but on the fourth Sunday, June 22 commencing loam.


Western Zone Queensland Clay Target Association

9th ANNUAL ZONE TRAP CARNIVAL

5th & 6th July, 1986 Chinchilla Gun Club

Saturday 5th July, 10.00am start

Western Zone Carnival Double Barrel Championship 25 Target DB 15m

Sash and Trophy overall. Badge and Trophy each grade Nom. $12.00 OIS $1.00

Western Zone Carnival Single Barrel Championship 25 Target DB 15m

Sash and Trophy Overall. Badge and Trophy each grade. Nom. $12.00 OIS $1.00

Western Zone Carnival Points Championship 25 Target Pts. 15m

Sash and Trophy Overall. Badge and Trophy each grade. Nom. $12.00 01s $1.00

Western Zone Champion is selected on events 1, 2 & 3. Sash pius $200 to assist winning shooter to next Nationals. Western Zone Team is also selected on events 1, 2 & 3 po nis to count SIX Highest scorers lo become Team Team shools 30 Targels Po nls to obta n score for nler zone trap learns malch Each team memoer w li be measure0 an0 presented w!ln a Western Zone coal a1 tne next carn Val

Sunday, 6th July, 1986. 9.00am start

Western Zone Carnival Cash Event 25 Target DB H'cap

60% noms. divided prop. to number of shooters in each group.

Shot out to finality 60 30 10. Groups 11-15, 16-19, 20-25. Nom. $12.00

Western Zone Carnival Champion of Champions 25 Target DB 20m

Sash and Trophy overall. Badge 8 Trophy each grade. Nom. $12.00

Western Zone Carnival Double Rise Championship 15 Pair 15m

Sash and Trophy overall. Badge and Trophy each grade. Veterans and Ladies Trophy.

Nom. $12.00 Overall Hiqh Gun Sash and Trophy donated by Winchester - Austral a lntermed~ate Hgn G J ~ Sasn an0 Trophy donate0 Dy S J darl G ~ n s . Cn~nch iia Ladles hlah G J ~ donaleo bv H T 8 Y S~odns, Pasl president.- Ammunition for team shoot donated by Ed Ransom, State President. Overali in SB C'shio donated bv Garden City Wholesalers,

ALBANY 29-3-86 -Sunny (10). SOT: D. Sles 48-50, A. Ferguson 40.50. eq 3rdB. Notf le &L. Hull 39.50.25T DB: D. Slce 65. K. Peterson 64. A. Ferguson 62. Slecw did it nanin. -


BUNBURY 12-4-88 -Fine (28). 50 Skeet & Club C'ship: A: G. Hyder 50-50: a: R. Silvester 48.40: C: J. Roach 46-50. Club Champion: Grant Hyder.

EASTERN GOLDFIELDS 13.4.88- Windy. dusty (15). 25TTower Pts Club C'ship: Jim Neve 75.75. Men. Neve 68-75. Jeff Neve 62.75.25T DB ism: Jim Neve 25-25. Jeff Neve 24-27. R. Hawke 23.27.

EDGEHILL 19.4.86 -Fine & windy (40). 10 SB. 10 DB. 5 Pair DR Cant. 10 PS: HG: M. Cubic 65-70: A: K. Sohinzig 64.70; B: June Roach 61.70 C: E. .,-,,-- -., ""

Couins 45. D. Nesle 43. H. Miller 41.Dea came semnd'sil&r s shwt off k t h Tnrk ""lli... - --.. ".

GERALLmON 6.4.S- Fine % warm (19). 25TSkeat C-rd: Posaibles shot by D. Wellington. D. barking. J. GrSfiths. 25T Skeet G- One possible shot by R. Baker. D. Wellington 24-25. J. Medhurst 24.25. OA HG alter shmt OM D. Wellrngton 49.50. Most improved ehmter Doug Allen. A: R. ~ a k u : B: J. Medhuret: C: J. Hickling. Extra event 25T Skeet Beokwards: D. Wellington 25.25.

TEAM FFLE

10 cases Winchester "AA" Target OR 8 cases Winchester 32gm Field Loads OR

$1000 cash. WINNER'S CHOICE and collectable at

any State Capital. $1 per ticket or $20 books.

Send stam edladdressed envelope to: C. RIEGER ? , holder Permit A.1943, 12 Elizabeth St. A/H phone (098) 21 2098.

Drawn 30/8/86 and published 2/9/86 in the West Aust.

Winner notified by phone if possible.

GERALDTON GUN CLUB 8

1 Saturday August 2, 8.30am 8 EVENT 1 NO^. $12.00

25 T DIB CASH GRADED 50% Norns. to each grade

EVENT 2 NO^. $10.00 25 T PIS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP Sash and Trophy - Overall winner

1st and 2nd each grade EVENT 3 NO^. $10.00

20 pr. STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

A Sash and Trophy - Overall winners Trophy - Runners Up

EVENT 4 NO^. $13.00 25 T DIB CRAYFISH CARNIVAL GRADED

Crayfish to 4th place each grade. Ladies and Juniors

1 Sunday August 3, 8.30am I EVENT 5 NO^. $10.00

25 T SIB DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP Sash and Trophy - Overall winner


Opt. Sweep $2.00 ($1 .OO each 25)

50 T STATE DIB CHAMPIONSHIP Sash and Trophy - Overall winner


25 T DIB CRAYFISH CARNIVAL HANDICAP Overall winner

Met. Trophies to 3rd place. (4 Met. Groups) Ladies and Juniors

Overall High Gun Events 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7. Sash and Badoe.

Ladies and Junior ~ 6 h Gun Trophies Three Man Teams Event 6

I Pool Trap Open 3.30 - 5.00pm Friday 7.45 - 8.15 Saturday and Sunday.

Prompt start 8.30am I CRAYFISH AND SALAD LUNCHES MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS BARBECUE AT FINISH OF SHOOT

SATURDAY NIGHT TEA Enquiries - Lesley Watson -

(099) 21 1078 Y7


TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET SSOClATlON

JUNE: STATE NIGHT CONTINENTAL POINTS SCORE - TASMANIAN - 7TH JUNE STATE DAY CONTINENTAL SINGLE BARREL - TASMANIAN - 13TH JULY

BOTHWELL GUN CLUB

Saturday June 14 - 10.30am EVENT I Nom. $3.00

5 pair Double Rise S.S. EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00

Club Mixed Target C'ship IODB, IOSB, IOPS, 5PR, DB Sash and Troph High Gun

Ribbon & Trophy drade Winners EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00

30 Target Point Score Trophy Shoot Graded A.B.C.

BURNIE GUN CLUB

Saturday June 7, Day Shoot, loam EVENT 1

25 Targets Skeet. Graded A.B.C. CVCUT 1.

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25 Targets Club Continental DIE Graded A.B.C High Gun Ribbon, Medallion Grade Winners

EVENT 3 -

25 Targets DIB Graded A.B.C. (Stranon Trophy Event)

EVENT 4 15 Pr DIRise Graded A.B.C.

"'5th Round of 1986 East-West Airlines Trophy over Events 2,3.

Saturday, June 21, Night Shoot, 6.00pm EVENT 1

5 Targets SIB, EIO, SIS EVENT 2'

25 Targets. Ciub Night SIB High Gun Ribbon, Medallion Grade Winners

EVENT 3 25 Targets Mixed Meterage. 5- l lm, 5.15111, 5-l8m. 5-20m,

5-25m. Graded A.B.C.

CRESSY GUN CLUB

Day Shoot, June 1, 1986, Start loam EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00

20 Target DIB SIStakes Shot from 15 metres

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50 30 Target DIB C.G.C. Winter C'ship Graded A.B.C. Sash,

Ribbons, Trophies. Shot from 15m EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 20 Pr Deauville Doubles, Selected partners. Shot from 15m.

Sec: J. Cashion. 91 1099

DEVONPORT CLAY TARGET CLUB

June 21, 1986, 10.30am start EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00

25 Targets Skeet Graded A.B.C. Trophy & Badge each grade

EVENT 2 Nom. $3.00 10 Targets Pointscore E l0 SIS

EVENT ' 3 Nom. $15.00 Jack Cunnungham Memorial C'ship

50 Targets, Double barrel, Graded A.B.C. Trophy each grade, best lady and junior.

High Gun Sash and 2 Grade sashes. (Norco Batteries Cup Event. Final for 85186)

Sec: M. Bryan. 24 2292

HOBART GUN CLUB

Sunday, June 29, Commencing 10.30am EVENT I Nom. $6.00

25 Target D.B. Graded A.B.C. Trophy EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00

10 Pr Double Rise Graded A.B.C. Troph EVENT 3 d m . $3.00 10 Pr Club Deauvlile Doubles Championship Shot off on 18m.

Partners seiecied. Trophy and H.G. Badge for 1st pair, trophy 2nd pair.

Commenclno at 1.30om - EVENT 4 Nom. $11 .OO

50 Target A.C.T.A. Skeet Championship Graded A.B.C. Trophy.

ROSEBERY GUN CLUB

June 22. EVENT 1

5 pair DIR SIS FVFNT 9 - . -. . . -

20 Pair Club DID Drawn Partners. Ribbon &Trophy first pair. Trophy second pair.

EVENT 3 15 pair DIR. Trophy each grade A.B.C.

EVENT 4 15 Target DIB Continental. Trophy first each grade A.B.C.

SMITHTON GUN CLUB

Sundav. June 6. 11.00am E"ENi ~ ~

Nom. $3.00 5 Targets DIE, EIO, SIS

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 25 Targets, DIB Club Championship

Sashes and Medallions. A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

25 Targets SIB Ciub Continental Championship. Sashes & Medallions A.B.C.

TASMANIAN GUN CLUB

Saturday EVENT 1

EVENT 2

EVENT 3

EVENT 4

June 7, Day-Night, 2.00pm start Nom. $7.50

25 Target Skeet H'cap. Trophies A.B.C. WE. Rainbird Points

Nom. $7.50 25 Target DIB

10 Target Cont. Eye-Opener SIStake Nom. $15.00

50 Target State Cont. Points

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