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National Continental and Mixed Targets Championships20-21-22 September 2002

Thursday, 19 September3.00 p.m. Practice (Barbeque following practice)

Friday, 20 September9.00 a.m. Event 1 50 Target DB

OA and 1st and 2nd each grade and Junior $30.00

Event 2 50 Target State ContinentalOA and 1st and 2nd each grade and Junior $30.00

Friday Night Meal and Live Entertainment at the Club

Saturday, 21 September9.00 a.m. Event 3 1st National Continental Championship

– 50 Target ContinentalOverall – Royal Blue Sash, Silver Australia Badge and Trophy1st and 2nd each gradeBest Lady, Junior and Veteran $35.00

Event 4 40 Target State Mixed Targets10 DB, 10 SB, 10 Pts, 5 pr DROA and 1st and 2nd each grade and Junior $30.00

Saturday Night Meal and Live Entertainment at the Club

Sunday, 22 September9.00 a.m. Event 5 1st National Mixed Targets Championship

25 DB, 25 SB, 25 Pts, 15 Pr DROverall – Royal Blue Sash, Silver Australia Badge and Trophy1st and 2nd each gradeBest Lady, Junior and Veteran $55.00

Competition will be conducted over White Flyer Traps with Cantebury Voice Release

Two State TitlesTwo National Titles, including

Royal Blue Sash and Silver Australia Badges

Overall, Grades, Lady, Junior and Veteran High Guns on Events 1 to 5Ladies and Veterans - 60% nominations if shooting whole program

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Marty SeymourOverall Winner, Sporting Clays Nationals

CONTENTS

Presidents Notes ...............................2ACTA National Sporting Clays,

2002 ..............................................2Ballandean Clay Target Club ............3Queensland Quotes ..........................4Tallawalla Annual Two Day................5Clay Target Shooting — The Future..6Break Badges....................................8Waratah State Notes .........................8Travelling to Western Australia with

a Firearm.......................................9Cuzzo’s Ramblings..........................12Vale..................................................13North East Zone — VCTA 2002

DTL Carnival ...............................14Castlemaine Gun Club ....................14Caboolture CTC — 2 Day Shoot.....15Mendooran Open Shoot 2002.........16Winchester School Championships

— Queensland ............................182002 ACTA Presidential Medal........18Echuca Clay Target Club.................19Club News .......................................19Maryborough Grand Prix 2002........20Classifieds .......................................21Shoot Calendar ...............................22Shoot Results ..................................23

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COMMONWEALTH GAMESAt the time you receive this magazine our Commonwealth Gamesshooters will be competing in Manchester. I am sure that you willall join with me in wishing them all every success at the games.Our team appears to be a strong one and we anticipate that theywill continue to perform at the same level they have at recentCommonwealth and Olympic games. Let’s hope we get some goodcoverage on television and that it helps to promote our sport to awider audience.

ACTA EXECUTIVE MEETINGAt the time of writing, I have just returned from our major 3 dayExecutive meeting held in Wagga. At this meeting, I was hon-oured to be re-elected to my 3rd term as President of the Aus-tralian Clay Target Association. Mr Bill Jones from NSW wasagain re-elected to be Vice President of our Association. His workin managing the finances of the Association is greatly appreciatedand valued.

NEW EXECUTIVE MEMBERSIn recent times we have had a number of changes to the NationalExecutive. We welcome:- Mr Peter Field as a new Qld delegate- Mr Robert Andrews representing SA- Mr Robert Fox representing the NTI am sure that each of these new members will contribute much tothe Executive bringing many years of experience in our sport tothe executive table.Special thanks to those retiring members for the work that theyhave done for the association.

SUB COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONSSeveral changes have occurred in the election of sub committeeChairpersons at our recent meeting. The Chairpersons for 2002 /2003 year are:

- Finance: Mr Bill Jones- Promotions: Mr Allan Kenny- Shooting: Ms Elaine Forward- Coaching: Mr Glen O’Brien- Nationals: Mr Ron Trail- Rules: Mr Mark McInnes- Wagga: Mr John Byrnes- Management: Mr John Byrnes

If shooters have any queries relating to any of these committees,then the Chairpersons of the committees are a good starting pointfor information. A full list of sub committees will be published inthe magazine.

WA NATIONALS & WORLD CUPThe upcoming Skeet Nationals will be held in Western Australiain November of this year. The facilities are excellent and it wouldbe good to see a good roll up of skeet shooters to support the car-nival.In January 2003 we will also be holding our ISSF Nationals titlesin Western Australia. This will be a good practice run for theWorld Cup, which will also be held on the WAGC grounds inMarch of 2003. This will be a very busy time for WA but I am surethey will cope well with these carnivals. I suggest that many ofyou should start considering taking a holiday in the west and takein your preferred carnival at the same time.

STATE CARNIVALSDuring the next 2 or 3 months we see that there are many StateCarnivals and major shoots planned. In August, we have the NSWskeet carnival at Wagga and the NT ISSF carnival in Darwin.

John Byrnes

NationalPresident’s

NotesJohn H. Byrnes

The 9th National Sporting Clays were held at the ACTANational Ground in Wagga Wagga on the 18th and 19th May.Participation at this year Nationals increased significantlyon last year and visitors were attracted from many stateswithin Australia. Members from the ACTA, SSAA and Field &Game were again represented at these Nationals.The format at this year Sporting Clays Nationals was unchangedfrom the previous year with the ACTA Sporting Clays Championshipbeing conducted on the Saturday and the Commonwealth SportingClays Championship being conducted on the Sunday. The NationalSporting Clays Champion was again to be decided over both days.Saturday saw 67 competitors contest the ACTA Sporting ClaysChampionship on an overcast cool autumn day. The overall winnerof this event was Marty Seymour with a score of 94/100. The gradeplacings for this event were as follows: 1st AA John Younger 91/100,2nd AA Soc Pilipasidis 90/100; 1st A Brenton Irons 81/100, 2nd ALaurie Bahr; 1st B Shane O’Brien 86/120, 2nd B Richie Tupp 95/120;1st C Gary Gray 78/100, 2nd C Robert Machul. Ashley Matuch wonjunior section with a score of 76/100, Women’s section by ChristineO’Brien 59/100 and Wilson Ronald won the Veteran section on a scoreof 76/100.Sunday and another cool autumn day greeted 58 competitors for theCommonwealth Sporting Clays Championship. The overall winnerof this event was Peter Tobin with a score of 95/100. The grade plac-ings for this event were as follows: 1st AA Grade Soc Pilipasidis94/100, 2nd AA Grade John Younger 92/100; 1st A Grade Richie Tupp90/100, 2nd A Grade Brenton Irons 89/100; 1st B Grade ShaneO’Brien 85/100, 2nd B Grade Brad Henshall 81/100; 1st C GradeDaryl Hunt 82/100, 2nd C Grade Andrew Tink 77/100. AshleyMatuch won junior section with a score of 68/100, Women’s section byToni Henshall 61/100 and Hugh Fairfield-Smith won the Veteransection on a score of 57/100.NATIONAL SPORTING CLAYS CHAMPIONWith Juniors and Veterans well represented these sections werekeenly contested. Field & Game member Ashley Matuch securedvictory in the Juniors division with a score of 138/200. Peter Whytefrom Wagga GC was successful in the Veterans division with a scoreof 115/200 and Christine O’Brien won the Women’s section with ascore of 114/200.Walmer club member Andrew Tink claimed third in C Grade with144/200, second in C Grade went to Robert Machul with a score of148/200, and the winner of C Grade was Gary Gray from the Bendigoclub with a score of 149/200.Wangaratta club member Brad Henshall with a score of 158/200 tookout third place in B Grade. Shane O’Brien from Bendigo placedsecond in B Grade with a score of 165/200 and Richie Tupp fromGeelong claimed first place with a score of 170/200.Robert Matuch took out third place in A Grade with a score of162/200. Second place went to Bendigo club member Greg O’Shan-nassy with a score of 166/200 and first place in A grade went to Mel-bourne club member Brenton Irons with a score of 170/200.In AA grade, third place went to Peter Tobin from the Mildura clubon 176/200. Second place went to Field & Game shooter JohnYounger with a score of 183/200 from first place winner Soc Pilipa-sidis from the Abruzzo club on a score of 184/200.The overall winner and National Sporting Clays Champion for 2002with a score over the two days of 185/200 was Marty Seymour fromField & Game in Victoria. Marty received the Royal Blue Sash andsilver belt buckle for his efforts.The ACTA would like to thank the Wagga Gun Club for their contin-ued assistance with these Championships and in particular DavidColeman who spent most of his time ensuring that the carnival ransmoothly.The 2003 Sporting Clays National is scheduled to be held 17th and18th May at the ACTA National Shooting Ground. All are mostwelcome to attend.

ACTA NATIONALSPORTING CLAYS, 2002

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Ballandean Clay TBallandean Clay Targarget Clubet Club18th & 19th May

Generous sponsorship from Grow Force and its suppliers aidedBallandean Clay Target Club in hosting one of its most successfulAnnual 2 Day Shoots to date. The weekend hosted some 80 shoot-ers from as far north as Mt Isa, west from Collarenabri, along withthe contingents from Warwick, Sunshine Coast and the northernNew South Wales Clubs. Local members and visitors alike wereoverwhelmed with the support from local businesses, Fruit andVegetable Agents and Transport companies. The prize pool for theweekend amounted to a huge $6,000 in cash in prizes.

The first day of competition saw some fine shooting from an enthu-siastic line-up. Jumbo Brown of Goondiwindi won the first event,sponsored by ID Transport. In this 25T Double Barrel event,Brown snared Overall after a tense shoot off with Wes Humphriesof Sunshine Coast. Frank Musumeci, John Bacchetti, MichaelBertinazzi, Fil Lofaro, Wayne Cosmo and Gary Williams all shotparticularly well, picking up places in their respective grades.Wes Humphries continued on his winning way, taking out theGranite Belt Nolans 25T Continental event. Humphries fought atough battle with local favourite Frank Musumeci in a shoot off forthe event. John Bacchetti together with Geoff Patti held the Bal-landean banner high collecting places in the event.Guyra Veteran shooter Noel Campion held out Wes Humphries totake out the Overall in the Ralph Johns Pty Ltd 20T Double Rise.

Humphries was proving a force to be reckoned with, putting himin contention for the Overall High Gun for the weekend. JohnBacchetti and Gary Williams were again on the winners dais inevent 3, this time Tim Bonner joined them in sharing the spoils ofsuccessful shooting.The number of shooters for Day 2 of competition increased allvying for the $1,800 on offer for the 6th event on the program, theGrow Force 1000. Shooters were also busy organising their teamsfor the Qld v NSW teams match, with Qld seeking revenge after

NSW pipped them at the post last year.Graham Smith of Warwick held out the in-form WesHumphries to take overall in the Shamrock Marketing25T Point Score event. Frank Musumeci, John Bac-chetti and Paul Rapisarda all collected places in theirgrades in this difficult event.Wes Humphries was again the places in the 50T Com-bination sponsored by John Vichie Firearms. MichaelHickey blitzed the field to take Overall in this event.Milco Volpato and Steven Baronio picked up places intheir grades in one of the more difficult events on theprogram.The much anticipated Grow Force 1000 25T DoubleBarrel Grade meterage event saw the hotshots of thefield dropping off one after the other in the cool blus-tery conditions. Steven Baronio and Wayne Murray ofSunshine Coast both scored the possible, forcing themto shoot off for the $1,000 up for grabs for 1st place.Both shooters shot particularly well considering theconditions, smoking target after target. Unfortunatelyfor Baronio, the wind, inexperience and nerves playedhavoc on this concentration, Murray went on to clench

1st place. To the delight of shooters and spectators Wayne Cosmorepresenting Grow Force and Suppliers handed over prize moneyto the 4 highest scores, Wayne Murray 1st, Steven Baronio 2nd,Greg Newey 3rd (Warwick), A Futter 4th (Glen Innes). Shootersfrom Qld and NSW teams were eagerly awaiting their chance to dobattle in the Teams Match, Qld shooters carrying the scars of lastyears defeat were keen to turn the tables, but this was not to be.The NSW team with a fine score of 574 went on to carry the cupagain, blowing the Qld team off the lanes.Wes Humphreys proved he was too hard to beat over the weekend,he took home the AA Grade High Gun. A Grade High Gun wentto Mt Isa shooter Jim Edmonds. All the way from CollarenabriTim Burke won B Grade High Gun with Gold Coast shooterSharon Tunney taking out the C Grade High Gun. Noel Campion

George Costanzo BCTC president with Wayne Murray, winner of Grow Force 1000 andWayne Cosmo, Grow Force Australia Santhorpe manager.

Wes Humphries of Sunshine Coast,AA High Gun winner.

Jim Edmens, A Grade High Gunwinner.

Tim Burke of Moree Gun Club, B Grade High Gun winner.

Sharon Tinney, Gold Coast CTC C Grade High Gun winner.


of Guyra won the Veterans High Gun and Liam Murray the JuniorHigh Gun. Shooters and spectators thanked and congratulatedBallandean on an enjoyable, successful weekend of Clay TargetShooting, vowing to be back next year to do battle.Ballandean Clay Target Club would like to thank Burtons Retrav-ision, FG Loy & Sons, Ballandean Estate Wines, John VichieFirearms, Shamrock Marketing, Ralph Johns Pty Ltd, ID Trans-port, Granite Belt Nolans, Grow Force and Suppliers, AloombaSpreading, Franks Bobcat Hire, Walls Conrete, Trevor Marsdenand Tony Webb, International Club and all minor sponsors formaking the Annual 2 Day shoot a resounding success. They alsothank the motels and wineries who showed warm hospitality toshooters during the weekend.

Victorious New South Wales team, Ballandean, Queensland v New South Wales teams match.

Noel Campion, VeteransHigh Gun winner.

Liam Murray (SunshineCoast) Junior High Gun.

QUEENSLAND QUOTESREMINDER:Annual Shoot advertising in 2003 QCTA Program Book:This closes at the end of September.Please get your advetising in early if possible.Green Program Book Order Form:Orders close at the end of September. Remember that failing toplace an order means an automatic supply of copies equal to halfthe number registered shooters of a club as per QCTA policy.SOUTH EAST ZONE COACHING SEMINAR:A Level 1 Coaching Seminar was held at the Gold Coast Club on29th and 30th June. Eleven aspiring Level 1 Coaches attended the2 day program which consisted of presentations on gun fit, vision,motivation as well as the standard coaching texts. This was com-bined with practical coaching on the tracks. This initiative of theSouth East Zone was possible due to funding from the QueenslandDepartment of Sport and Recreation.NORMANTON CONTINUES TO GROW:The most isolated ISSF venue in Australia received a welcomeboost recently in the form of a grant in the Minor FacilitiesFunding section from the Queensland Department of Sport andRecreation. The grant (in excess of $50,000) will allow Normantonto bring its ISSF facilities up to full international standard withautomatic hopper fed traps on both its ISSF trap and skeet layoutswith an attendant improvement in trap safety.

NORTHERN ZONE SKEET:This carnival is to be held in Mount Isa on 17th & 18th August.This event is a venue for the Queensland Skeet Con-tingent 2002 and also makes a great lead up to the State SkeetCarnival.STATE SKEET CARNIVAL:The Queensland State Skeet Carnival is to be held in Rock-hampton on 13th, 14th & 15th September 2002. Preparationsare almost complete and a great weekend is guaranteed to allattending skeet shooters.

JET SETTER OFF AGAIN:Well known ISSF Trap shooter, Diane Reeves, left Normantonon Wednesday, 19th June for a six week International Compe-tition trip. This trip takes in competitions in Finland andGermany before culminating in the Commonwealth Games inEngland. Diane is reported to have told husband Wayne that itis not a holiday and is all hard work either shooting or gettingready to shoot. Life is certainly hard for some.

CHANGE TO RFDS CHARITY CONCERT:The RFDS Charity Concert with Lee Kernagan is now to beheld in Roma on 1st March 2003.The RFDS Shoot is still on at Roma on 20th, 21st & 22ndSeptember 2002.


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TTaallllaawwaallllaa AAnnnnuuaall TTwwoo DDaayyTTaallllaawwaallllaa AAnnnnuuaall TTwwoo DDaayy(Where the hell is Tallawalla? At Blackwater incentral Queensland silly).The Tallawalla clay target club recently held its annual two-day

shoot on 25 and 26 May and theweather was typical Qld, beauti-ful Saturday and perfectSunday.Leading up to the weekend, thelocal area had not received anyrain for months and the groundsresembled a dust bowl. Then acouple of days before the big day,we received approximately30mm of rain. Not enough tomake the grass grow but is didsettle the dust. A lot of workhas gone into our clubhouse oflate, upgrading facilities.Until recently the floor con-sisted of old conveyor belt, thewalls were corrugated fibro andthe kitchen was not userfriendly. But thanks to thesupport of some very generouslocal business houses and a lotof sweat from members such asVera and Jim Storch, the club-house now boosts concrete

floors, block walls and a brandnew kitchen.We still have quite a way to go

but those that have seen the before and after effects, all agree theeffort put in has been well worth it.It was good to see the shooters that made the effort to attend andour club thanks you for that. One shooter turned up wearing a WAjacket and I would like to think he had travelled all the way fromthe west just for us but I suspect he happened to be in the neigh-bourhood.It was a mixed event starting with a 50-target skeet just to geteveryone perked up and then we got into the trap events. Youknow, I reckon skeet is like a good cup of coffee ... just what youneed to get the day going. It’s funny some of the things you hearfrom trappers having their first go at skeet. Comments like“bugger”, “jeez where did that go”, “who wants to shoot skeetanyway” were not uncommon. Anyway we can’t all enjoy the finerthings in life.All events were keenly contested however, the main attraction wasthe “Coal Fields 100” once again sponsored by local miningcompany BHP. There were no possibles shot but a few 99’s linedup for the shoot off and as we know there can only be one winner.This time the honours went to a local Blackwater shooter BrettBecker. Good shooting Brett.The overall High Gun sponsored by local Caterpillar dealer,Hasting Deering, went to Jim Riggs who made the effort to travelup from Gladstone. Even a night out at the Bluff nightclub couldnot slow him down.Special thanks must go to our sponsors for, as we all know, withoutthem we just could not function.Brett Wilson who sponsored the handicap event. Hasting Deering,Komatsu Aust. P&H MinePro, Blackwater Sports and BHP whokindly donated prizes and cash.

Bevan Reibel

Jim Riggs OA High Gun - lastheard saying something aboutBundy Rum in the flask and a

6-pack in the esky

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The stimulus for this document derived from a pleain a copy of the Clay Target Shooting News forshooters to support a particular carnival, or elseface the prospect of it being the last time the eventwould be conducted. That the organisers of theevent were motivated to do this should prompt allclay target shooters to give some thought as towhether this reflects an isolated problem orwhether it is symptomatic of a general trend thathas profound implications for the future of thesport. It is my contention that this situation is anindicator of a more widespread trend which shouldreceive some urgent attention. I have no particularqualifications to comment on this issue but withmany years experience in the sport as a both a com-petitor and club administrator, I feel I can crediblyidentify some areas of concern and make a few sug-gestions as to how they might be redressed.I am aware that I might be viewed a pessimist and that my opin-ions regarding perceived problems would be subject to debate,but regardless of the validity or otherwise of what I believe, itwould do no harm to conduct a review to identify any concernsand develop strategies to deal with them. Indeed, any organisa-tion worth its salt should objectively scrutinise its policies andactivities on a cyclic basis irrespective of how well things aregoing. What I am alluding to here is a proactive rather than thereactive ad hoc approach to the way shooters and their represen-tative organisations often seem to deal with issues affectingthem. Whether this is a valid observation is moot, but it is indis-putable that a proactive approach is always to be preferred inthat it is more likely to bring about desired outcomes.The first task in any review of the status quo is to determine justwhat are the problems. In this regard I have little doubt that themajor issue confronting the sport is participation, or rather thelack of it, and of course participation is the key determinant inwhether the sport can remain viable. What is apparent from myobservations, and conversations with shooters from elsewhere, isthat declining attendances at shoots is not an uncommon phe-nomenon. You don’t necessarily need statistical data to supportsuch a contention. Take a look around your own club and note ifmembership and shoot attendances are down, then look to seehow many new faces, and particularly young faces you can see.Certainly it is normal in any sport for there to be a turnover ofparticipants but when they are not being replaced and theaverage age of shooters is increasing then there is cause forconcern. Quite clearly, the sports survival necessitates attractingnew blood and maintaining their enthusiasm. Remember, declin-ing participation not only impacts on the viability of a club but itcan also translate into difficulties in attracting sufficient person-nel to run its affairs and conduct shoots. I am of course unable tosay whether this situation prevails generally, and there areexamples of highly successful clubs that contradict the trend.Such examples of success could be useful models in that theymust have something that might be effectively utilised to advan-tage elsewhere. If as I assert, the primary problem for clay targetshooting is to stimulate interest in the sport, then it is essentialto identify those factors militating against that objective. Thereasons why interest appears to be declining is I feel a conse-quence of factors that are economic, demographic and socio-cul-tural in nature.Why then is it apparently problematic to foster interest in a sportthat we all know is challenging and stimulating? Certainly forthe potential younger shooter times are tough and with relativelyhigh unemployment or unstable employment in this age group,participation in a whole range of activities regardless of interestis perhaps hard to finance. Contradictorily, all this is occurringat a time when clay target shooting is cheaper in real terms thanit has ever been. Some might also be deterred by the sporthaving an expensive image, but this is a perception that is far

less relevant than in times past. While of course the sport is asexpensive as one wants to make it, for the average shooter, it is,in relative terms no more expensive than a lot of other leisureactivities. The perception of expensive, however, lingers andefforts need to be made to counter what might be discouraging inits effect.When enquiring into the causes of any decline in appeal weshould not underrate the impact of demographic changes in theequation. Rural populations have diminished in recent decadesand with many young people residing now in cities they havetended to become isolated from the environments that are gener-ally more conducive to the fostering of an interest in shooting.Whereas more of earlier generations had a closer proximity toareas where game was plentiful, started shooting in the field, andgraduated to competition later on, this sort of opportunity is lessavailable today. The reality for many potential shooters who areurban based, is that the logistics of accessing game areas issomewhat difficult and their best route into shooting it is likelyto be viacompetition. Comparisons between rural and city basedclubs in terms of their members age structure and whether theymaintain membership levels, should give an indication as to ifwhere you live is a significant factor in the level of interest inshooting sports.Social and cultural influences within our society, have and are,continuing to have a negative impact on shooters and there activ-ities. Media tendencies to sensationalise firearms misuse hascultivated an irrational attitude in the minds of some of the pop-ulation that frequently borders on hysteria. Some I know see themedia as part of a conspiracy against shooters but I am inclinedto construe this as something that has more do with enhancingratings and circulation. What is particularly galling is that jour-nalists are largely ignorant of firearms matters and seem tosource their information from the distorted propaganda of antifirearms zealots and idiot fringe environmental groups. I find ithard to understand the attitude of some environmentaliststowards shooters in that most shooting in this country is directedagainst vertebrate pests and inanimate targets.Potential shooters are of course not immune to all this negativityand some must be put off to some extent by it. Just as worryingis that politicians are subject to the same biased influences andthe prejudices so created manifest themselves in legislation.Observations spanning a long time have convinced me that muchof restrictive regulations now imposed on shooters have theirroots in the negative reporting by the media. It is unjust ofcourse, but regrettably the tendency of journalists to vilify shoot-ers is fact of life that has not been adequately countered. The“antis” seem to get their message over so why can’t shooters? The structure of much of industry and commerce has changedsignificantly over recent years and this factor is perhaps over-looked in terms of the impact it has on many sporting and socialactivities. Long gone are the days when many had the entireweekend to devote to leisure activities. Remember when busi-nesses shut at noon on Saturday? Now, more and more, thoseemployed in retail and service industries are obliged to work overweekends and certainly with regard to Saturday, this is begin-ning to look just like any other trading day. While these changesbenefit the public in some respects, the downside is that thesework practices detract from the ability of weekend workers toparticipate in sport. The only consolation for clay target shootersis that extended trading impacts similarly on other activities.Much of the foregoing relates to factors that are largely extrane-ous, and as such lie beyond the capacity to be dealt with in otherthan a reactive way, but of course any meaningful evaluation ofwhere the sport is at, must also look inwardly at any inherentdeficiencies which detract from its appeal to keep participants.On the issue of drop-outs it should be acknowledged that naturalattrition is to a point a fact of life that occurs in all spheres ofactivity, but what should be of real concern is where a shooterdrops out of the sport because of some reason or problem that isdirectly within the power of the sports administrators to rectify.While the national and state associations have an important role

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in maintaining the well being of the sport the clubs are the mostimportant focus from the shooters standpoint. It is difficult toperhaps be prescriptive of just what it is that makes for a goodfacility that can keep shooters keen but there are in my experi-ence two extremes in the type of club and either can be equallysuccessful. There is on one hand the small regionally based clubwith perhaps a couple of DTL traps, which conducts a monthlyshoot that is popular because of its informal picnic atmosphere.Often the competitors know one another as neighbours and arealso by their locale and occupations likely to be field shooterswhich in itself may engender a more favourable environment forcompetitive shooting. An operation of this type has a relativelylow capital investment, ongoing overheads are small and its man-agement is not overly complex.Contrast this situation with that of a large metropolitan club.Here is a facility that may cater for several clay target disci-plines, have many shooting layouts and be supported by goodamenities and catering services. Competition is likely held everyweekend and opportunities for practice and coaching available atvarious times throughout the week. Such an operation is a farcry from the example I described above. The capital investmentin land, machinery, buildings and contents is considerable andobviously maintenance and other overhead costs are going to bevery high. Far from being simple to control, such an outfit is abusiness by any definition and as such its committee of manage-ment would ideally contain a wide spectrum of skills if the entityis to function efficiently and effectively. The demands on the timeof such a committee will be very much greater than for theircounterparts in the smaller example mentioned and as such thecomplexity of things may oblige the engagement of varyingdegrees of professional help.The expectations of shooters also tend to be different in regard tolarger and smaller clubs. As suggested, a small club will havelimitations that are acceptable in that context, whereas a largeclub in addition to the variety of shooting disciplines it caters to,will be expected to be more professionally run and provide amuch higher standard of amenities and service. Metropolitanshooters also seem to identify less with a club in a social sensecompared to regional people and their attitude to the sport morebusiness like. Many urban shooters merely pay their nomina-tions, shoot and depart with little of the commitment than mightbe evident in members of a smaller club where the spirit of cama-raderie is probably much stronger. This attitude of detachmentthat is evident in some shooters is all very well, but it does unfor-tunately mean that getting workers to keep things functioning inwhat has been a traditionally voluntary structure gets more andmore difficult. I often wonder if some shooters are aware of thefact that they enjoy relatively cheap clay target shooting and thatthis to a significant extent is due to the efforts of the few.Notwithstanding the differences of between clubs that may havean influence on someone maintaining an interest and an involve-ment in clay target shooting, there are other factors that have arole as well. There needs to be a recognition that a welcomingattitude, help for beginners and those shooters who experienceproblems in the sport, value for money and competent organisa-tion of shoots are major factors in sustaining interest. These areprimary functions that are clearly the responsibility of the indi-vidual club.Any discussion of the sport in terms of what serves to encourageor discourage shooters would never be complete without a refer-ence to the issue of structure and rules.In my thirty years association with the sport, perhaps the mostcontentious and perennial topic concerns the grading and hand-icapping of shooters. Various modifications have been made overthe years to try to improve equity and fairness and thwart thecheats, yet there is always something to gripe about. I know fora fact that some shooters feel the system works against them andthe consequential disaffection can result in a loss of interest. Cer-tainly no system however well contrived can be entirely free offlaws and contradictions, but if the structure is perceived to beopen to abuse as some indeed seem to believe, then things shouldbe subject to a review and changed if necessary. Problems shouldnot be allowed to fester.In the foregoing I have alluded to some external factors of a social

or economic nature which have, and continue to have a negativeimpact on our sport. Many other activities are also similarlyaffected by what is irrevocable change but shooters are virtuallyalone in terms of the legislative restrictions that are imposed onthem. Regrettably, the worst aspects of legislation will not bechanged but there are absurdities within the existing frameworkof regulations that are illogical and should be vigorously opposed.Sadly the kind of regulations now in place are precipitated byevents beyond the control of honest shooters, but they can assistto counter future threats by at all times presenting to the publican image of responsibility and exemplary conduct with regard tofirearms use. We should remember that many restrictions arethe resultant of the actions of individuals.The aspect of image is critical for the future of sport shooting inthis country and like it or not the public view of shooters is asmentioned one created by the media. We have seen how duringthe Sydney Olympics our shooters became the heroes of the hourand the sport gained a degree of favourable publicity that wouldbe impossible to buy. This is indicative of how things could be,but sadly, this kind of exposure occurs only infrequently. Realis-tically though, a relatively minor sport like clay target shootingwill battle to command the kind of coverage from the sportingmedia that cultivates a greater interest amongst the public.However, it is not impossible to do better and efforts should bemaintained to ensure to at least get major competitive eventsmore adequately reported. Bringing the achievements of highprofile shooters before the public creates a strong favourableimpression that enhances acceptance of the sport as a legitimateand worthwhile pursuit. Greater acceptance is also more likely toresult in journalists treating firearms issues more fairly andobjectively but this can only be realised by building a betterrapport with the media. Remember also, that a good public atti-tude toward shooting sports is likely to rub off on the politiciansand this could only be beneficial.I have made reference to the difficulties in getting volunteers tomanage clubs (at least in some cases) and this is a phenomenonwhich could have a profound influence on whether the traditionalstructure under which clubs have operated can continue to exist.Smaller regionally based clubs may have an advantage here inthat they exist in an environment that seems more conducive inattracting volunteers and as such they will be able to survive inthe traditional form. Metropolitan clubs seem to exist within aculture which is less disposed to volunteering and it is no secretthat as the pool of volunteer workers diminishes then the abilityto operate successfully becomes increasingly compromised. Quiteclearly then, if the staffing of club committees becomes to difficultand the structure ceases to be effective then it must adoptanother mode of operation in order to survive. The extreme alter-native to a volunteer basis for a club management is one that isprofessionally run with all that implies in terms of greatlyincreased shooting costs. It could also result in some existingfacilities being amalgamated and branching out into supplemen-tary income generating activities. All shooters who value thebenefits of the present structure should give thought to activelyparticipating in the management of their club if they want it tocontinue in that form. If clay target shooting goes down the roadtowards being professionally run then it will be shooters them-selves who bring it about.I have pointed out the necessity for shooters to strive for a betterpublic image but given the entrenched antipathy towardsfirearms within many sections of society this will not be an easytask. Certainly it will be a task that involves shooters and alllevels of the sport’ administration in a coordinated programme ofpromotion. While I recognise that clubs have resource limita-tions for promotional activities there are nevertheless things thatcan be which are not overly demanding of effort. An invitationcan be extended to local politicians to visit a clay target club.That personal contact may be worth more than you mightimagine. Schools and youth organisations can be similarlyapproached and some clubs have been successful in gettingjuniors involved in the sport. What about approaching socialclubs/groups to come and try out the sport? Apart from thepotential to attract some new members, exposing more people tothe sport in a positive first hand way renders them less suscepti-ble to the distortions perpetrated by the media. The downside ofthese sorts of activities is that they are labour intensive, time


consuming and as such may be limited by the availability suit-able volunteers.While certain things can be done at the club level to promote claytarget shooting the real impetus must I feel start at the nationallevel. I am firm in the view that if the sport is to prosper andgrow this will be an outcome of how well it is promoted and mar-keted. This should not be construed as a criticism of the presentadministration and the Olympics successes of our shooters andother initiatives can be cited as examples of good management.However, more needs to be done promotionally. If anyone doubtsthe power of promotion they should consider how clever market-ing has endowed certain well known products with a degree ofcommercial success that is out of all proportion to their quality.The responsibility for marketing and promotion logically resideswith ACTA, although who actually devises and implements anystrategies could be debatable. To express a personal view, I feelthat such a function is highly skilled and as such should becarried out by professionals. Those skills may already existwithin the structure of ACTA or they may have to be sourcedexternally. Either way, good promotion requires commensurateinvestment and shooters should be prepared to pay more inACTA affiliation fees to achieve the desired results.I am well aware that the views I have expressed above derivelargely from anecdotal evidence and personal experience that isgeographically limited. As such, my perceptions of problems maybe atypical of the wider context and it will be pleasing if the harddata contradicts my assessment of the situation. Whether I amright or wrong is obviously debatable but it is nevertheless unde-niable that society is into an era of change and that clay targetshooting along with many other pursuits can not avoid beingaffected in some way. I can also say with confidence that withinthis new milieu the formula for success requires a commercialapproach, a capacity to anticipate contingencies, and an abilityto adapt rapidly and appropriately to new circumstances. Aboveall else, clay target shooters, club, state and national adminis-trators of the sport need to realise that they can not afford tomake assumptions or be complacent about the future.

Trevor Gurr

Waratah State NotesBARNEY ROOKE MEMORIALThe President & Committee of the Wagga Gun Club wish to adviseall interested shooters who may be attending the NSW State SkeetCarnival on the 24th August 2002, that there will be a short breakin shooting on Saturday morning. During this break a memorialplaque to the late Barney Rooke will be unveiled by Kay Hull MP.COACHING REGISTERA list of coaches in NSW is currently being compiled, could allNSW coaches please contact the State Office to ensure they arelisted.2003 BLUE BOOK PROGRAMAdvertisements for the 2003 Blue Book are now being called for.Please contact the State Office for details.Annual Rebate from ACTAThis year there has been a significant increase in Public LiabilityInsurance. As a result the ACTA has reduced the rebate the Statereceives for 2002 from $10 to $5 per member. To compensate for2003, the rebate will be increased to $15 per member.State Office Contact Details:Phone: (02) 6931 9980Fax: (02) 6931 9981Email: [email protected]: PO Box 1003, Wagga Wagga 2650

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This year marks the tenth anniversary of the fulfillment of myultimate ambition: standing in the middle of the dais at the end ofthe week of the World Skeet Championships. People often ask mehow I was able to take that “giant step” from being an amateurshooter in Australia to being a professional shooter in the US,which ultimately led to my becoming the World Skeet Champion.The answer is quite easy and can be summed up in two simplewords: Wayne Mayes! To explain that I need to back up abouttwenty years and walk you through a little history.

Back in 1983, the ACTA selected the first ever Australian Team torepresent our country at the World Skeet Shooting Champi-onships, the following year. That fact alone would be enough tomake 1983 a monumental year in Australian Skeet history.However it was also the first year that a separate Skeet Nationalswas held. Prior to 1983, the National Skeet Championship hadbeen shot at the Trap Nationals as a single 50-target event.

It was usually conducted on the day before the Nationals started,and sometimes even over two days, shooting 25 targets each day,because many of the venues selected for the Trap Nationals didnot have sufficient Skeet layouts to adequately handle the event.This problem was worsened by the fact that, in those days, manymore people competed in the National Skeet Championship thando now.

Although that sounds good, it actually wasn’t, because most of thepeople who wanted to be in the event weren’t, and most of thepeople who were, wished they weren’t. That’s because a single 50-target Skeet competition will not attract many Skeet shooters, nomatter how important that event may be. It’s just not a big enoughincentive to cause most people to travel great distances and lay outthe amount of time and money that would be required.

Thus, apart from a few real die-hards, only the Skeet shootersfrom the local area usually attended, and the bulk of Australia’sserious Skeet shooters sat at home and wondered “what if”. Sowhere did all the entrants materialise from? Well, because theSkeet was included in the Overall High Gun, and because it wasshot first, most of the Trap shooters were more or less forced toshoot it “just in case”.

Anyway, getting back to 1983, I was fortunate enough to make theteam that year, and so in July of 1984, got my first taste of “real”Skeet Shooting. Unfortunately that taste turned out to bebitter/sweet, as it was somewhat humbling to be the reigningNational Champion, National High-Gun and National RecordHolder, yet be unceremoniously flogged by the ladies and the littlekids. However, once I adjusted to the reality of that situation, Itried to take it in my stride and draw upon its positive aspect.

Although it was being made painfully obvious to me that I had noidea at all of how to shoot correctly, it was also becoming equallyobvious why shooting lessons were an integral part of the learningprocess in that country. So I immediately sought out some shoot-ing lessons and for these I chose the aforementioned gentleman,namely Wayne Mayes. I did this for several reasons, not the leastof which is the fact that he is unquestionably the greatest Skeetshooter to ever walk on the face of the Earth.

Because of my geographic difficulties, Wayne was gracious enoughto give me all the time that he could spare that week, and by theend of it I had enough raw material to come home and begintotally rebuilding my entire shooting method. The magnitude ofthe required changes was such that initially my scores dropped offdramatically. At the Nationals that year, instead of winning theHigh Gun and about half of the events, which I was used to doingaround that time, I considered myself very fortunate to win justone event.

By July of the following year (1985), even with twelve months ofevolution behind me, I knew that I was still a long way off Worldstandard, and gave no thought to going to America. However,another American trip was up for grabs at the Nationals that year,and by November I was more than ready, winning the High-Gunagain and cementing my place in the Team for the following year.

Another eight months of rigorous training ensued and by July of1986, although not expecting to “set the World on fire”, I wasquietly confident that I would at least be competitive and not haveto endure the indignity that the women and children had inflictedupon me on the previous occasion. And so it was. I shot all tenrounds of the 12-gauge qualifying without incident and got readyto go out and do battle with all the other people who had shot 250straight.

However, another unforeseen problem lay in store for me. Due tothe fact that the shoot-offs at the World Championships had beengetting longer and longer, sometimes going 50 rounds or more,1984 had marked the last year that the events were shot-off tofinality with regular Skeet. Starting in 1985, and in our absence,the shoot-off procedure had changed to doubles at all stations.Thus it came as a great shock to arrive back there in 1986, bliss-fully ignorant of this fact, and to be confronted with the reality ofit.

This was worsened by the fact that we were not shooting anydoubles in Australia at that time, let alone utilizing them in shoot-offs. Anyway, remembering the bird and the frog, I prevailed uponWayne to help out once again. Upon reflection, it must have beena strange sight. Imagine the National Gun Club in San Antonio on12-Gauge day at about 6.30 in the evening. Qualifying has longsince finished and all 37 regular fields are quiet and deserted.

Over a thousand people are milling around on the hill behind Fieldnumber one, the Shoot-off Field, waiting for the action to start.(The Stadium Field had not yet been built at that time). Suddenlyshooting is heard on Field Two and the crowd looks over to see thesport’s most recognizable person coaching some total stranger. I’msure the question on everyone’s mind was: “What in the hell doesWayne think he’s up to, giving Skeet lessons at a time and placelike this?”

Fortunately I was far enough away and far too deep in concentra-tion to hear the remarks and the laughter that I’m sure ensuedwhen the word spread that it was some foreigner from Australia,where they didn’t shoot doubles, who had made the shoot-off andWayne was trying to give him a last minute, crash course indoubles shooting. However, several hours later, when the ChiefReferee called a halt to the shooting, due to impending darkness(no lights back in those days either) only the great Bobby Uknalisand I remained and the laughter had long since died away.

History shows that Bobby became the 12-gauge World Championa couple of rounds into the continuation of the shoot-off the nextmorning, when I short stroked a high four. But we went on to dobattle many more times over the next seven or eight years andbecame the best of friends and shared a lot of great times together.

Anyway, getting back to the 1986 World Shoot, I guess that “luckynear miss”, combined with my insatiable hunger for Skeet knowl-edge, were the catalysts for Wayne and I forming a very close rela-tionship that year. Although I did not realize it then, this was tobecome the cornerstone of all my future shooting achievements.The following year, in 1987, Wayne did two things, which were tohave a major impact on my entire shooting career.

He convinced Deiter Kreighoff to give me a brand new K80 (com-plete with two sets of barrels, a tube set and an aluminium carrycase) and he convinced me that there was only one way to make

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the quantum leap required to raise the level of my shooting to astage where I could genuinely and consistently match it with thetop ten or a dozen shooters in the world. And that was to spend thewhole six months of each shooting season in the US every year forthe next three or four years, instead of flying in each year for acouple of weeks and trying to win on a wing and a prayer with awild card.

Upon returning home at the end of October, I spent the next threeor four months fine tuning and interfacing with my new gun. ButI also did a lot of research and homework along the lines ofWayne’s suggestion and calculated that even if I could reach a“break even” point within three years (ie generate enough prizemoney each week to cover all the expenses of a six month visit tothe US), that three year exercise would cost about $100,000, withhalf of it being consumed in the first year.

After a tremendous amount of agonizing and soul searching, Ifinally decided that this was too high a price to pay for a “dream”,and so immediately after the Trap Nationals that year (1988), Isold my old Browning Trap gun, put my new Kreighoff in mothballs and quit shooting for good. However, shortly afterwards,Wayne rang to monitor my progress. Upon hearing of my decision,he asked if, as a personal favour to him, I would shoot practiceevery day for the next fortnight and keep an open mind on thewhole issue, while he considered the matter.

Punctually two weeks later he rang back with a proposal whichstill brings tears to my eyes to this very day, when I think backabout it. He suggested that if I would invest six months of my timeand the cost of an airline ticket, he would personally pay all myexpenses for the entire shooting season. Everything! The whole

nine yards! During the week I would live at his house and on theweek-ends he would pay my travel and accommodation costs, feedme, supply my shells and make room for me to shoot on his squad.(In the shooting world that’s about the equivalent of going to Italyon holidays and staying with the Pope). No commitments, no con-ditions and no strings attached.

Four years later, when I shot 650 straight and won the High OverAll at the World Skeet Championships and Wayne stood beside meon the dais as runner-up, you couldn’t tell who was the happiest orthe proudest. And when they inducted Wayne into the SkeetShooting Hall of Fame in 1994, by simply listing the vast expanseof all his shooting achievements, they did not even come close toindicating the real magnitude of this truly great man.

The correct answer to June’s Shooting Trivia Question is: Whenthe shoot-off for this year’s National Double Barrel Championshipgot down to one squad, three of the remaining six shooters hadalready won that event: Roger Duthie, Steve Haberman andRussell Mark. The first correct answer drawn was submitted byMax Cubic from Collie in WA who wins a free entry to next year’sNational Trap Handicap. Now, several people have suggested thatthe question was too easy, so here’s a similar but more difficultquestion for This Month’s STQ: When the shoot-off for this year’sNational Double Barrel got down to one squad, how many openSilver Australia Badges had already been won at the Trap Nation-als by the remaining six shooters? Mail your answer to ShootingTrivia, P.O. Box 265, Bairnsdale 3875, to arrive by 20-08-2002. Thefirst correct answer drawn shall also receive a free entry to nextyear’s National Handicap.

Make more “soot”.…….Adrian Cousens (0418-516395)

— Vale —Stan Newcombe22 February, 2002

It is with great sadness and regret, the Jeparit Gun Club Incmourns the passing of our President Stan Newcombe on 22February 2002, as a result of a car accident, aged 60.Stan spent his lifetime farming in the district and was aninvaluable foundation member in reforming the club in 1975.He was always a fair and honest competitor and gentlemanon and off the tracks. He was involved from the beginning inthe School Shooting Competitions and always made himselfavailable to assist in the running of these events.In later years those hungry Junior Shooters knew him for hisability to cook the best chips, and demand was always aheadof supply. Stan was held in high regard around the clubs andwas well known for his quick wit and joking nature.Our sympathy goes out to his wife Jenny and Family. We willall miss our good friend and dedicated President.

Robert (Robbie) Iacovella18/2/81 - 24/5/02

I felt both pride and honour when approached by our club towrite a few words about Robbie.Robbie was only a member for 2 years, but the respect heshowed for others was clear from the start. He was alwayskeen to learn new ideas, as well as help out around the clubwith scoring or refereeing. When we visited other clubs, hishand would be one of the first up when the call for volunteerswent out.Whilst travelling to other clubs, Rob would often tell me of hislove for the outdoors. How he hoped to purchase 30 acresaround Ballan with a huge dam on it, so he could catch andrelease some great fish. Though hunting and clay targetshooting really got him going. We would talk for hours aboutthe hunting we did and were going to do.

Rob enjoyed making friends with whomever he met. This wasevident by the large crowd of mourners at his service. It wasnice to see a good turn out from the shooting fraternity rep-resented.Robbie enjoyed a good joke, I remember going to CastlemaineGun Club one evening and both agreeing to nom up together,just to see their faces trying to pronounce both our surnames.At the end you’d hear “Tony and Robbie, you know who youare, you’re up now”. We kept that going every time we shot.We’d laugh about that all the way home.Rob always found positives for problems that would arise. Wewere coming home after a wet afternoons shoot at Walmer,when he commented on how we both missed some easytargets. We sat quietly for a while when all of a sudden hecame up with a beauty, “I’ve worked it out!” he said. “If youdon’t let a few go now and then, you won’t have any breedingpairs for next year”. This was Robert.Robert will be sadly missed by all, which were fortunateenough to have met this extraordinary young man.Our sympathy goes out to all his family and friends.RIP Robert, you will always be in our thoughts.

Tony PsailaWerribee/Victorian Clay Target Club

Christian Naudin10 May 2002

It is with regret that I inform you of the sudden death of myhusband Christian Naudin on 10 May 2002. I would appreci-ate it very much is you could convey my sincere thanks, viayour magazine, to the hundreds of persons in the shootingcommunity who conveyed their condolences.Christian’s funeral service was attended by ACTA membersfrom Sydney, Wagga Wagga, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast andBrisbane.

August 2002Page 14 Australian Clay Target Shooting News

An extremely cold morning with snow on the Alps greetedshooters to the North East Zone/ VCTA D.T.L. Carnival held atWangaratta Clay Target Club on Saturday 18th May 2002.

The first event for the day was the 25 target North East ZonePoints score Championship this saw 62 shooters take thegrounds, but the cold start made things difficult with only onepossible from Russell Felmingham to take the Overall Sashand “AA”. 2nd went to Terry Walls on a respectable 74/75. “A”grade went to Mick Ilickson 73/75. 2nd Bill Forrest 72/75. Aftera short shoot off “B” grade Alan Patten 78/84. from DavidJackel Jnr 75/84.and “C” grade Robyn Sandy 67/75, 2nd LeighMcNair 66/75.

The second event for the day was the 25 target North East ZoneSingle Barrel Championship with some late comers arriving 65shooters took to the grounds as the weather struggled to warmup and once again we only saw one possible from Craig Hill totake the Overall sash and “AA”grade as Steve Atkins and KevinShields briefly fort it out for 2nd with Kevin prevailing on26/27. Mick Ilickson made it 2 out of 2 in “A”grade scoring25/26. from Ron Traill 24/26. “B” grade went to Rob Nixon23/26. 2nd David Jackel Jnr 22/26. and “C” grade went to TomLittle 21/25. 2nd Robyn Sandy 19/26.

Event three for the day was the 25 target North East ZoneHandicap, this saw four possibles on the board resulting inSimon Gloster on17m to unfortunately miss his first target inthe shoot off to take 4th, followed by Bob Barron on 16m to onlylast two more targets to receive 3rd place and Kudri Demaj on19m missing his 4th target to take 2nd leaving David JackelJnr on 14m to take the Overall Sash, Cash and an extra meterscoring a total 29/29.

The last event for the day was the 25 target North East ZoneDouble Barrel Championship and with the cold weather notprevailing only twelve possibles were posted on the board andwith the light fading fast only five shooters remained after thefirst round in the shoot off and a result being found in thesecond round with Brett Ford prevailing as the Overall winnerscoring 74/74.from Rob Webster 73/74.”A” grade went to DavidJackel Snr.24/25 and 2nd went to John Gemmill 24/25. “B”grade went to David Jackel Jnr with a fine 70/71 and beingplaced in every event for the day and 2nd Ryan Atkins 34/35.“C” grade went to Dick English 24/25 and 2nd to Robyn Sandyon 23/25 of whom also had a great day out.

Max GRIBBEN won the Overall High Gun on 144/150. LadiesHigh Gun went to Robyn SANDY on 128/150. Junior High Gun

NORTH EAST ZONE / V.C.T.A. 2002 D.T.L. CARNIVAL

went to Leigh NcNAIR on 128/150. and Veteran High Gun wentto Bruce PAPST on 128/150.

The North East Zone Team in qualifying order Max Gribben &Russell Felmingham -121/125. Craig Hill & Mick Ilickson -120/125. Steve Atkins -118/125. 1st Emerg. (On count back)Terry Walls-118/125. 2nd Emerg. Craig Patten & David JackelJnr.

Many thanks to the Wangaratta members for their support inhosting the Carnival and hope to see you all next year withNumurkah Shepparton C.T.C. hosting the event at theirimproved facilities.

Russell Felmingham

CastlemaineGun Club

Castlemaine Downs BendigoThe Castlemaine Gun Club has defeated the BendigoClay Target Club in the first round of the inter-clubHarcourt Cup teams challenge.During the clay target shoot at the Castlemaine Gun Club,both Bendigo and Castlemaine fielded a team of five competi-tors, who combined their scores in the 25-Target DoubleBarrell event to determine the team result.Castlemaine’s team of Rowan Lendon, Chris Opperman, PaulBird, Rick Langridge and Ronald Greenwood won the firstround of the annual competition with a score of 120/125 toBendigo’s 114/125.The second round of the Harcourt Cup will be shot at Bendigolater in the year.Forty six competitors attended the clay target shoot held onSaturday, 8th June.Competition results are:N&V Morrison 25 Target Double Barrel EventOverall Craig Hill 58/58AA Grade 1st Craig Hill 58/58, 2nd Darren Loder 44/45A Grade 1st Rowan Lendon 57/58, 2nd Chris Opperman 43/44B Grade 1st Geoff Clarke 35/36, 2nd Alf James 34/36C Grade 1st Joy Bird 24/26, 2nd Marilyn Bulkely 23/2610 Pair Deauville Doubles - Drawn Partners1st Rowan Lendon & Terry Archer 23/232nd Rick Langridge & Alf James 24/25Overall Junior - Rowan Lendon 35/35Overall Ladies - Nola Blake 35/35

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On the weekend 1st and 2nd June, the CCTC heldone of its annual 2-day shoots. The weather wassuperb on Saturday with rain holding off untilafter Sunday’s program was completed. Atten-dance was around 40 shooters on Saturday with 50on Sunday.You will also see a photo of one of our life members Arthur‘Charlie’ Selke presenting our vice-president Pat Burke with ashield donated by Charlie which is the CCTC Five Man ShooterTeams Shield. This beautiful shield is housed in an equallybeautiful case donated by another of CCTC’s long standingmembers Ian Hedger and is mounted proudly on the wall of ourclub house awaiting it’s first competitive shoot.

People to thank: Office Staff, Shoot Marshall, Ladies in theKitchen & Bar, Trappers

Visitors from Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Redcliffe, Brisbane,Springsure, Gympie, Roma, Ilfracombe, Cloncurry, Goondiwindi& Bundaberg

Event 1 25 Target D/B Graded S/SAA Grade Paul Maguire, Ken Stevens, Bill Stevens, Phil Grove,Platon Zapantis, Wes Humphreys & Col Tanner 24/25A Grade Ivan Litvinov 25/25, Ian Fowles & Paul Moore 24/25B Grade Kevin Knight 23/25, Ian Hedger, Austin Donaldson,Dave Turner, Brad Garrick 22/25C Grade Charlie Selke 21/25, Tony Goodall 19/25, Max Thomas &Sharyn Tunny 18/25Event 2 50 Target D/B Points ChampionshipOverall Ken Stevens 147/1531st AA Grade Paul Maguire 144/153, 2nd AA Grade Wes

Humphreys 147/1561st A Grade Ivan Litvinov 143/150, 2nd A Grade Bill Smits139/1531st B Grade Austin Donaldson 138/150, 2nd B Grade RichardWright 134/1501st C Grade Sharyn Tunny 129/150, 2nd C Grade Max Thomas123/150Lady Sharyn Tunny 129/150, Veteran Bill Stevens 141/150Event 3 25 Target Handicap1st Ivan Litvinov 28/292nd Clay Zapantis 31/333rd Wayne Murphy 30/334th Dave Turner 26/285th Tony Goodall 25/27Event 4 25 Target D/B Cont. ChampionshipOverall Wes Humphreys 25/251st AA Grade Ken Stevens 24/25, 2nd AA Grade Bryan Minos56/581st A Grade Paul Morre 24/25, 2nd A Grade Cam McClymont23/25

1st B Grade Dave Turner 25/26,2nd B Grade Bill Weedon 24/261st C Grade Max Thomas 23/25,2nd C Grade Sharyn Tunny 20/26Lady Sharyn Tunny 19/25, JuniorReegan Humphreys 9/25, VeteranPat Loeffler 23/25Event 5 South East ZoneQCTA 30 Target S/B ContChampionshipOverall Ivan Litvinov 29/301st AA Grade Ken Stevens 28/30,2nd AA Grade Wes Humphreys37/401st A Grade Cam McClymont27/30, 2nd A Grade Glen Durre26/311st B Grade Austin Donaldson27/30, 2nd B Grade RichardWright 31/361st C Grade Silvano Micallef21/30, 2nd C Grade Max Thomas19/30Lady Sharyn Tunny 16/30, JuniorReegan Humphreys 10/30,Veteran Cam McClymont 27/30Event 6 25 Target D/B Championship from 18 mtsOverall Dave Reynolds 24/251st AA Grade Stafford Smith24/26, 2nd AA Grade WesHumphreys 23/261st A Grade Glen Durre 23/25,2nd A Grade Wayne Murray

22/251st B Grade Pat Loeffler 23/27, 2nd B Grade Bill Weedon 23/281st C Grade Laney Grove 20/25, 2nd C Grade Seb Patti 19/25Hi-GunsOverall Ken Stevens 266/280AA Grade Wes Humphreys 262/280A Grade Ivan Litvinov 262/280B Grade Austin Donaldson 250/280C Grade Max Thomas 222/280Lady Sharyn Tunny 215/280Veteran Bill Stevens 247/280

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Charlie Selke presents vice president Caboolure Clay Target Club Pat Burke with shield to be known as Caboolture Clay Target Club Five Shooter Teams even.


On 13th &14th April 2002 Mendooran Gun Club held its 5thAnnual 2 day Open Shoot. Saturday, 13th dawned fine, clear andsunny with 60 shooters in attendance to compete for the excellentarray of trophies on offer.Event 1 - 20 T Cash Divide with the cash being shared amongst 23shooters over 4 grades.Event 2 - 25 T DBAA 1ST David Perry, 2nd Glen Harvey, A 1st Tim Murray, 2nd RWarkins, B 1st P Wyner 2nd Ari Kapoolos, C 1st A Monk, 2nd TNeillEvent 3 - 25 T SBAA 1st G Harvey, 2nd Ray Manicarro, A 1st George Dominella, 2nd

Matt Paine, B 1st C Peter, 2nd Harry McMasterC 1st Angus Fisher, 2nd A MonkEvent 4 - 25 T P/SAA 1st P Farrugia, 2nd Rob Brodin, A 1st P Fitzalan, 2nd M Kelly,B 1st C Peter, 2nd M Smith, C 1st Kirk Neill, 2nd A McMahon1/2 Way High Guns for each grade for Saturday were AA R Brodin141/145,A G Hoskins 140/145B A Kapoolos 135/145C A Monk 123/145Saturday finished early and everyone headed home or wherever to

rest up for Sundays program.Sundays events started on timewith weather conditions thesame as Saturday, with 64shooters in attendance.Event 5 - 25 T PSAA 1st Ray Manicaro, 2nd ATurner, A 1st Tim Murray, 2ndP Fitzalan, B 1st P Wyner, 2ndA Silvestro, CC 1st J English,2nd M NixonEvent 6 - 30 T Handicap. Thisis the Club Feature Event with$1200 cash up for grabs andmost of it stayed at home withlocal Junior Mathew Frost in1st place with a perfect 40/40off 12 meters, 2nd S Bushanother local on 38/39, 3rd GDominello from Sydney 35/36and another local M Kenny 4th35/36.Event 6 - 15 Pair D/RAA 1st A Turner, 2nd G Harvey,A 1st T Murray, 2nd A Kapoo-los, B 1st P Gray, 2nd P Wyner,C 1st P Lord, 2nd K NeillThis completed the weekendsprogram with only the HighGuns to be sorted out. Luckilythere were NO shoot offs.O/A R Brodin 268/280, AA P

Farrugia 267/280, A P Fitzalan

Mendooran Open Shoot 2002

A line up of Sunday’s shooters

High Gun winners, Junior Harry McMaster, A P. Fitzalan, B P. Wyner, OA Rob Brodin, C Tim Neill and Ladies Tanya Hams.


264/280, B P Wyner 255/280,C T Neill 229/280. Ladies TanyaHams 204/280, Junior H McMaster 243/280, Veterans J Nash255/280. This years shoot was a great success. The Club hopeseveryone had an enjoyable and successful shoot, special thanks toClub President P Wyner and his committee for an enjoyable andwell run shoot. Also to Debbie Paine and Joy Wyner for their helpin the office.Mendooran CWA ladies for catering and Sponsors: T P Sullivan,Country Wide Industries, K & J Lloyd, Wyners Outdoor Furniture,Central Motors, Gas Weld, Camping World, Lindeman Family,Mendooran Post Office, Mendooran RTC and anyone I may haveforgotten. Hope to see you all again next year. Good shooting andstay safe.

Rob Naef - Secretary

Left: P. Wyner and D. Kenny, joint winners of Lindeman Trophy forhighest scoring local shooter.

Below: Club president P. Wyner with the Sydney mob.


Winchester School Championshipsin Queensland

Winchester began its association with School shooting in WesternVictoria at the Rainbow State High School. This school had itsown trap in the school ground. The first shoot was run by Mr KenLowry (State Manager of Winchester) assisted by Mr Bob Dupuy.The shoot was open to both girls and boys.It proved so popular that a School State Championship was intro-duced in 1979 at the Jeparit Gun Club with over 100 studentscompeting. Unfortunately, Bob Dupuy was not there to witnessthe event as he had transferred to Queensland as State SalesManager. The Victorian Championships have gone from strengthto strength with attendance growing to 704 in 1999 with partici-pants from 93 schools.Victoria’s loss was Queensland’s gain as Bob Dupuy becameinvolved with Junior and School shooting in Queensland. Due tothe vast distances between major population centres in Queens-land, it was seen as impossible to get a large number of schoolstogether for shoulder to shoulder competition. Therefore a postalshoot was implemented.The number of schools competing depends on a number of factors.These include shooting being a school sport, the School Principalnot being anti Fire Arms and the Parents and Citizens Committeealso being agreeable.The Postal Shoot is a 20 target single barrel event for obvioussafety reasons. The winners of the various postal teams’ matchesare shown in the table at the end of this article.Winchester in Queensland also sponsor a State School Champi-onship held at Toowoomba Clay Target Club in November eachyear. Generally more than 5 squads compete in this event whichis shot as a 20 target event of 10T DB and 10T Point Score.Bob Dupuy retired from Winchester Australia in December 2001but his successor, Greg Mitchell has indicated his willingness tocontinue Winchester’s Sponsorship of these events as in BobDupuy’s words “We have to keep the Juniors coming along as theyare our future”.Winchester Australia are to be congratulated for their proactiveapproach to growing the clay target shooting sports in Queens-land.Queensland Inter School Teams MatchesWinning Teams1982 Miami State High School1983 Palm Beach State High School1984 Not held1985 Scots PGC Warwick1986 Scots PGC Warwick

1987 Kingaroy State High School1988 Concordia College Toowoomba1989 Scots PGC Warwick1990 Kingaroy State High School1991 Scots PGC Warwick1992 Kingaroy State High School1993 Scots PGC Warwick1994 Kingaroy State High School1995 Kingaroy State High School 83/1201996 Kingaroy State High School 91/1201997 Kingaroy State High School 80/1201998 Roma Combined Schools 90/1201999 Black Heath Thornburgh College 93/1202000 Black Heath Thornburgh College 94/1202001 Kingaroy State High School 94/120

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2002 A.C.T.A.Presidential Medal

Nominations for this prestigious award are now open andshould be forwarded to the Executive Officer no later thanOctober 31, 2002Nominations received will be placed before the ManagementCommittee for their consideration and decision.No correspondence will be entered into regarding any nomina-tion received.The following nomination guidelines apply:Acceptance: nominations only accepted through State Associa-tions of Affiliated Clubs.Presidential Medal: Awarded to a person for their contributionto the development of the sport.Judging Panel: Management Committee.Closing Date: October 31, 2002, PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga,NSW 2650.Note: The receipt of any nomination does not necessarily relateto the awarding of a Presidential Medal.Previous Recipients:

1980 G. Porter, Qld1981 R.C. Mules, SA

G.R. Richards, WAJ.N. Thomas, Vic

1982 R.F. Buchan, Vic1983 No Award1984 L.F. Bird, NSW1985 No Award1986 T. Comerford, Qld1987 E.G. Biggs, Vic1988 R.M. Holtfreter, WA1989 R. Varley, NSW1990 E.F. Hawkins, NSW1991 No Award1992 No Award1993 J. Forbes, SA (posthumously)1994 J.K. Scott, NSW1995 No Award1996 F.H. James, Vic

W.R. Morgan, Tas1997 F. Atkinson, SA1998 L.G. Connors, Vic1999 T. Catling, WA2000 No Award2001 No Award


Echuca Clay Echuca Clay TTarget Club Shootarget Club ShootA full five squads of shooters turned up to compete in the threeevents this June Sunday, some from Melbourne, Mildura, Ballaratand Cohuna as well as local areas.Although the weather was overcast, windy and some showers, thescores shot were good with local Echuca club members taking outall of the prizes except two.

The first event was a 25 target double barrel championship off 15meters.Overall and AA was Steve Atkins (Echuca) with a 48/48. A GradeC Robb 28/29 (Echuca). B Grade R Northausen (Echuca) 25/26. CGrade Miss Bree McCraw (Cohuna) one of the sports many femaleshooters, on a very good 25/26.Second event was the prestige event, being a double barrel handi-cap. 1st was another local shooter being G Landy (Echuca) shoot-ing 39/40 after a shoot off to win the purse of $70.00 and to behandicapped 1 meter. 2nd was Miss Bree McCraw of Cohuna col-lecting $35.00 after shooting a good score of 38/40, 3rd was C Robb(Echuca) collecting $25.00 on 33/35.Event three was a 20 target point score shot off 15 meters. Firsttaking overall and A Grade was I Phillips (Echuca) shooting aperfect 60/60, B Grade was Junior shooter Ryan Atkins on a 56/60,C Grade was G Landy (Echuca) shooting 51/60.The club grounds looked immaculate, the catering by Dot Roberts

was excellent and all shooters enjoyed the day.Echuca shoots again this month on Sunday 30th, two VictorianNorth East Zone skeet championships, ball trap and DTL. Allshooters welcome.

ECHUCA HIGH SCHOOL SHOOT21 boys travelled to Echuca Clay Target Club to obtain coaching onthe correct and safe handling of firearms.

After initial instruction on correct handling and use of 12 gaugeshotguns for sport, 18 students were then coached in actual shoot-ing conditions. With individual coaching, most were surprised tofind they were able to hit some clay targets. The students werepleasantly surprised at the very low recoil of the light cartridges,and on hearing that clay target shooting is one of the worlds safestsports, they gained confidence. Then several students managed toclaim four out of six targets shot.Further coaching will continue in a weeks time.

Murray Roberts

CECIL PARK CTC: Recently held their AGM on the 16th June2002 and the following members were elected to the Board ofDirectors for the year 2002/3; David McLeod, elected as President;Barbara McLeod, elected as Secretary; Ben Buhagiar, elected asSenior Vice President; Peter Nikesitch, elected as Treasurer; DavidEdwards, elected as Jnr Vice President; the following memberswere elected as Directors:Danny Forster, Vince Gatt, Frank Minici,Brian Edwards, Les Helme, Leo Pezzano, Mario Carta, Zita Detori,Kevin Bosanko. The retiring Director Stevan Subonj was elected,on recommendation of the board, as a life member of the Club forhis long service and contribution to the CPCTC.

David McLeod, President CPCTC

BRISBANE GUN CLUB: Recently held its AGM on the 1st June2002 and the following office members were elected: President -Tony Kidman, Vice Presidents - Platon Zapantis & P Vit, Secretary/ Treasurer - John Dunne, Committee - Alan Carne, PatPlumbridge, Lyell Pettman, Laurie Sceresini & Bob Winstanley.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB: held their AGM and thefollowing office bearers were elected: President - Dave Renney, SnrVice President - Trevor Gurr, Jnr Vice President - Kym Retsas,Secretary - John Hamer, Treasurer - Jan Renney, Committee -Paul Ayres, Bruce Baker, Phil Barrett, Peter Emerson, RexHenman, Darren Inge, Micheal Ryan, Travis Scott and KevinWilliams, Patrons - Paul Lawson & Kelvyn Prescott.

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A good turn-out of 96 competitors took part in the 24th AnnualCentral Victorian Grand Prix held at ther Maryborough Gun Cublast Saturday in overcast and breezy conditionsShooters came from far afield including the Gold Coast, MtGambier and many parts of Victoria.

The first event was the Graham Jacka Holden 25 Target singleBarrelAA grade shooter, Luca Scribani-Rossi from the Korumburra GunClub was first with a score of 25/25. Second was Lynn Curtis with48/50.A grade went to Stephen Collins of Hamilton with 25/25 from LeonHowell 24/25.

B grade was taken out by Chris Phillips of Werribee with 24/26and second was Ryan Atkins 23/26.C grade was won by Joy Bird of Castlemaine with 22/25 fromWayne Boschertti 21/25.Main event was the 25 Target Doublr Barrel Central VictorianGrand prix and 32 competitors shot the possible.After a long shoot off, Jason Jolly, an AA grade shooter fromGeelong, won the overall prize (a 68 centimetre TV and sash) witha score of 146/146.First in AA grade was Malcolm Green of Korumburra with145/146. Second was Peter Carroll 133/134 and third Roger Duthie130/131.A grade was taken out by Stephen Collins with 76/77 from SamSpano 36/37 and Clarry Alderson, one of two Maryborough shoot-ers to win a prize for the day with 32/33.B grade went to Chris Phillips with 26/27 from Phillip Desmond30/31 and Andrew Langridge 29/31.Helen Crawford of Hamilton won C grade with 24/25 from

Luca Scribani-Rossi AA Grade winner of Event 1 with Lynn CurtisOverall High Gun winner.

Gordon Fletcher of Cohuna A Grade winner of Event 3.

Lorenzo Scribani-Rossi B Grade winner Event 3.

Matthew Stokes C Grade winner Event 3.

Maryborough Gun Club President Garry cassells with Grand Prix winner Jason Jolly.

Tim HughesOverall winner Event 3.

August 2002

ClassifiedsThis section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced forthe purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must includethe serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence number. We arealso no longer allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-action or semi-auto shot-guns or the parts thereof.Rates (inc GST) are as follows:

$11.00 — 0-60 words$22.00 — 60-100 words max.

Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of this issue,and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy should betyped or carefully hand-written.

Payment must accompany advertisement.NSW Members and Dealers

As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an advertise-ment for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless:(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm dealer andthe advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regula-tions”.The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the followingparticulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearmthat is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.

(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”

The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual placing theadvertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts and maximum fine of $5,500.

FOR SALE: 1 set (1 pair) Kromson Skeet Traps c/w swivel bases,turnbuckle height adjustable, all wiring, control boxes and somespares including circuit board. American Skeet or ISU. Currentlyin situ in perfect working condition. Inspection recommended

$3500. All traps surplus to requirements. Gold Coast Clay TArgetClub: Woongoolba, Queensland. Contact: John Mack BH (07) 55391999 or mobile 0414 866 313.

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FOR SALE: One Winchester “White Flyer” DTL Trap Machine,complete with Continental Motor and Transformer in excellentcondition. Recently fully reconditioned. Owned by Colac GunClub $1,000. Ph: (03) 5231 4933 BH, (03) 5233 4538 AH

FOR SALE: Brand New Perazzi Goose Neck Sporting Stock $500.Left Hand Adjustable Trap Stock - suit MX8 $500. Matching Stock& Schnabel Forend - best suited Perazzi Sporter or Skeet Gun$750. Belgium Browning 7 x 57 Mauser 4 x 81 Pecar Scope - beau-tiful rifle $1500 ono. Serial no. B2154. Sale through Elks Hunting& Fishing (Col), Albury, Dealers Licence No. 405-490-733. PhoneDavid Caccioppoli (02) 6949 1293 evenings. Licence No.405870805.

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Australian Clay Target Shooting News

Nicholas Kirley 20/25 and Matthew Raeburn of Maryborough22/25.Final event was a 25 Target Points Championship and eight com-petitors shot the possible score of 75.After a shoot off, AA grade shooter, Tim Hughes, CallawaddaStawell won the grade and overall with 120/125. Second in AAgrade was Lynn Curtis 117/120.Gordon Fletcher of Cohuna won A grade with 83/85 from ConradRobb 80/81.B Grade was taken out by Lorenzo Scribani-Rossi of Frankston

with 71/75 from Chris Phillips with 73/78.C grade went to Matthew Stokes of Morwell with 64/75 and secondwas Wayne Boschetti 68/75.High Gun trophies were won by Lynn Curtis (overall and AAgrade) 163/165; Gordon Fletcher (A grade) 128/135; Chris Phillips(B grade) 118/125; Matthew Stokes (C grade) 105/125.The Maryborough Gun Club Ladies Committee prize was takenout by Emily Signorotto of Metro with 108/125.Veterans was won by Merv Spencer of Kyneton with 106/125 andjunior winner was Lorrenzo Scribani-Rossi with 117/125.

Some of the many winners .Merv Spencer

Veterans High Gun winner.Emily Signorotto

Ladies High Gun winner.


SHOOT CALENDAR2002Aug 10 ISSF Grand Prix Final NSW Gun ClubAug 17-18 QCTA Northern Zone Skeet Mt Isa GC, QldAugust 18 State & Commonwealth Deauville Doubles Pell & Districts GC, WAAug 23-25 NSW CTA Skeet Carnival Wagga National Ground, NSWAug 24-25 2 Day Open Skeet Coffs Harbour CTC, NSWAug 24-25 NTCTA ISSF Carnival Darwin CTC, NTAug 31-Sept 1 QCTA Northern Zone ISSF Cairns Target Shooting Club, QldSept 6-8 NSW CTA ISSF Carnival Cecil Park CTC, NSWSept 13-15 Qld State Skeet Carnival Rockhampton CTC, QldSeptember 14-15 Annual 2-Day Skeet Carnival Peel & Districts GC, WASept 14-15 NSW Masters Games Trap & Skeet Coffs Harbour CTC, NSWSept 20 NSW CTA State Night D/B C/Ship Sydney CTC, NSW Sept 20-22 Geraldton Crayfish Carnival Geraldton CTC, WASept 20-22 QCTA/RFDS Major Charity Shoot and Concert Roma CTC, QldSept 21 NSW CTA Sporting Clays C/Ship Wagga National Ground, NSWSept 21-22 Victorian ISSF Grand Prix Frankston-Australian CTC, VicSept 27-29 3rd Asia Pacific Masters Games Gold Coast CTC, QldSept 28 WACTA State Skeet Carnival WAGC , WASept 28-29 Tasmanian State Skeet Championships Hobart GC, TASSept 29-30 WACTA State Trap Carnival WAGC, WAOct 4-7 NSW CTA Trap Carnival Wagga National Ground, NSWOct 5-13 2002 World Masters Games Frankston Australian, VicOct 13 SE Zone Trap Carnival Metropolitan CTC, VicOct 26-27 QCTA South East Zone Trap Maryborough CTC, QldNov 2 Commonwealth Night D/B Championship Dubbo GC, NSWNov 2-3 SA State ISSF Carnival State Shooting Park, SANov 2-3 Vic ISSF Grand Prix Series Melbourne GC, VicNov 2-3 Metropolitan Grand Prix Carnival Metropolitan CTC, VicNov 2-3 Macquarie Masters Open Dubbo GC, NSWNov 8-10 Victorian State Trap Carnival Melbourne GC, VicNov 9 Annual Golden Snapper DTL Coffs Harbour CTC, NSWNov 9-10 2 Day Pre Nationals 200t Skeet Carnival West Australian GC, WANov 11-17 ACTA Skeet Nationals WACTA, WAGC, WANov 16-17 NSW CTA Continental Carnival Sydney CTC, NSWNov 29-Dec 1 Vic State ISSF Championships TBA

South Australia


CLUBCONTENTS

South Australia .....................................................23

Northern Territory...............................................25

Western Australia .................................................25

Tasmania.................................................................29

Victoria....................................................................29

New South Wales...................................................37

Queensland ............................................................51

Barmera 2-6-02Cold (22): 25T CLUB SK CS: OA & A:W Wilksch 35/35, 2nd H Nunn 34/35;B: M Huxtable 24/25, 2nd R Wylie22/25; C: N Johnston 23/25; 50T DBGR: AA: E Schmaal 99/100; A: DFollett 51/52, 2nd T Shaddock 50/52;B: R Wylie 50/50, 2nd H Nunn 48/52;C: G Gibbons 46/50, 2nd C Koutlis42/50; CLUB DEAUVILLE DB: 1st RWylie & B Morris 19/20, 2nd A Mules& R Maywald 21/24; 25T CLUBNIGHT DB CS: OA: R Maywald31/32, 2nd A Mules 30/32; B: H Nunn22/25, 2nd R Wylie 20/25; C: IMaywald 20/25, 2nd G Gibbons 20/26;H Nunn & W Wilksch HG: R Maywald95/100.

Bordertown 26-5-02Good (26): 25T DB CS: OA & AA: DFlavel 77/77, 2nd A Hawker 76/77; A:A Jones 25/25, 2nd G Parham 52/53;B: K Mules 25/25, 2nd J Hinge 24/25;C: B Hawker 27/29, 2nd T Marshall26/29; 25T PS CS: OA & AA: D Flavel74/75, 2nd W Hawker 99/102; A: KMules 73/75, 2nd A Jones 70/78; B: KMules 73/75, 2nd D Harris 71/75; C: JKrause 62/75, 2nd T Marshall 60/75;25T HCP: 1st D Harris 27/27, 2nd KMules 26/27, 3rd J Hinge 25/26, 4th JGroves 24/26; HG: K Mules 123/125;LAD. HG: J Krause 101/125.

Broken Hill 11/12-5-02Fine & mild (105): West Darling CS:20T HC: 1st T Boucher 45/45, 2nd ABolwell 44/45, 3rd J Palmer 34/35, 4thD Follett 31/32, 5th T Steer 28/29; 25TDB GIFT: OA: D Nicholls 296/296,AA: 1st G Hipwell 295/296, 2nd BDoyle 219/220, 3rd S Pilpasidis169/170; A: 1st B Cook 225/226, 2nd KDemaj 44/45, 3rd R Hammat 32/33; B:1st M Dally 44/45, 2nd W Channing45/46, 3rd B Hartney 44/46; C: 1st TClare 24/25, 2nd P Perry 23/25, 3rd JBird 24/28; LAD.: D Follett 25/26;VET.: R Lendon 25/26; JNR: C Ander-son 37/39; NOV.JNR: W Palmer 18/25;25T DB CS: OA: R Ross 146/146; AA:1st S Haberman 145/146, 2nd GHipwell 59/60; A: 1st P Hocking59/60, 2nd K Demaj 52/53; B: 1st WChanning 68/69, 2nd S Gee 37/38; C:1st T Clare 26/27, 2nd W Wellam

25/27; LAD.: D Doyle 44/45; VET.: KPolst 28/29; JNR: C Anderson 24/25;NOV. JNR: W Palmer 19/25; 25T PSCS: OA: J Headon 132/132; AA: 1st DNicholls 131/132, 2nd R Anderson75/75; A: 1st C Anderson 86/87, 2ndC Knight 89/90; B: 1st R Leake74/75, 2nd E Parletta 71/75; C: 1st WWellam 70/75, 2nd T Clare 70/71;LAD.: D Follett 69/75; VET.: RLendon 71/75; JNR: J Palmer 67/75;NOV.JNR: W Palmer 47/75. 25T DBGIFT: OA: S Haberman 241/241; AA:1st P Headon 240/241, 2nd B Doyle152/153, 3rd S Pilipasidis 64/65; A:1st R Hammat 64/65, 2nd L Sinclair46/47, 3rd B Wimshurst; B: 1st RLeake 41/42, 2nd A Cole 30/31, 3rd SGee 26/27; C: 1st K Murtikos 29/30,2nd B Knight 24/25, 3rd K Elliott31/33; LAD.: D Baynes 37/38; VET.: CMayberry 23/25; JNR: C Anderson25/27; NOV.JNR: W Palmer 17/25;25T SB CS: OA: D Nicholls 37/37;AA:: 1st R Ross 36/37, 2nd G Broad34/35; A: 1st K Polst 27/27, 2nd JGemmill 31/33; B: 1st R Leake 24/25,2nd S Thompson 25/28; C: 1st WWellam 24/25, 2nd B Dalley 21/25;LAD.: D Follett 22/25; VET: RLendon 23/28; JNR: C Anderson22/25; NOV JNR: W Palmer 17/25;HG: OA: D Nicholls 194/195; AA: GHipwell 191/195; A: K Demaj189/195; C: W Wellam 182/195; LAD.:D Follett 184/195; VET: K McPher-son 181/195; JNR: C Anderson185/195; TEAM EVENTS: 20T HC: SThompson, S Thompson, D Follett, BFollett, C Dunn; 25T PS: P Headon,W Headon, I Headon, R Anderson, BDoyle.

International 2-6-02Perfect (30): 25T SK: A: 1st B Bower24/25; B: 1st M Martini 23/25 & FCaltagirone 23/25; C: 1st H Wallace23/25, 2nd E Marianello 20/25; 75TCENTRAL ZONE TR: A: 1st B Piteo70/75, 2nd D Lymn 66/75; B: V Mollica71/80, 2nd G Kontapolous 70/80; C:1st J Ellis 52/75, 2nd P Christous46/75; 25T DB: AA: 1st D Oliviero55/55, 2nd C Bently 54/55; A: 1st JZuppa 36/36, 2nd K polst 35/36; B: 1stV Beyer 24/25, 2nd E Parletta 23/25;C: 1st E Demichele 25/25, 2nd S Sre-

SACTAWestern ZoneClay TargetAssociation

ChampionshipBroken Hill Gun Club

Saturday 10th August 20029am start

Event 150 Target Western Zone Skeet

ChampionshipEvent 2

60 Target Champion of Champions-20 Target Single Barrel-20 Target Double Barrel-20 Target Point Score

Event 325 Target Western Zone Handicap

Event 425 Target Western Zone Clay Target

Association Ball Trap ShootA, B & C Grade

Sunday 11th August 20028.30am start

Event 550 Target Western Zone Double

Barrel ChampionshipEvent 6

50 Target Western Zone Point Score Championship

High Gun overall events except Event 4

REFRESHMENTS AND MEALS ATTHE RANGE

Practice available from 3pm -contact Michael Daly (08) 8087 5120

if required earlier

BA Pobke (President) 8572 3813KL Pobke (Secretary) 8572 3813


fanopolous 23/25; OA VET: P Mar-coionni.

Mallala 25-4-02Overcast & calm (40): 10T PS COM-PULSORY DV: A: A Mules, DHalikiopoulos, B Cottell 29/30; B: RWylie 30/30; C: D Shultz 29/30; 20TDB: A & OA: A Mules 108/108, 2nd JHiggins 107/108; B: 1st V Beyer29/30, 2nd B Duncan 28/30; C: 1st ADunn 22/23, 2nd P Pearce 21/23; 10TPS: A: D Martini 120/120, 2nd AMules 119/120; B: 1st J Ellis 30/30,2nd T O’Connor 29/30; C: 1st LHiggins 29/30, 2nd F Atkinson 28/30.

Mallala 12-5-02Overcast & windy to calm (25): 10TSB COMP. D: A: R leming 10/10; B: BZanker, G Nelson, J Algar 9/10; C: FAtkinson, J Gould 9/10; 20T DB: A &OA: B Cottell 20/20; B: J Algar 19/20;C: J Gould 21/23; H Mellowship Mem.TPY 20T HC: 1st D Meaney 25/26,2nd B Zanker 24/26, 3rd C Meaney20/22.

Monarto 26-5-02Fine & cool (18): SK 25T: B: 1st PHendy & T Fahiglietti; C: 1st NPraino, 2nd I Hein; DB 25T: A & AA:1st R Clarke; B: 1st L Stone, 2nd MClark; C: 1st P Harris, 2nd RSpinella; SB 25T : A & AA: 1st RClark; B: 1st L Stone, 2nd J Forbes; C:1st R Spinella; DB15T: a & AA: 1st PHendy; B: 1st P Kay, 2nd J Forbes; C:1st N Praino, 2nd P Hampel; HG: PHendy.

Monarto - Alexandra 16-6-02Fine & cool (20): 25T SK: B: P Hendy24/26, K Polst 23/26; C: P Kay 22/25,A Mules 21/25; 25T DB: A & AA: KPolst, P Mules 50/50, A Mules 37/38;B: P Cribb 24/25, P Kay 39/39; C: P

Harris 25/25, R Spinella 22/25; 25TSB: A & AA: R Clark 24/25, K Polst34/36; B: P Cribb 23/25, M Clark21/25; C: R Spinella 17/25, L Credlin13/25; 25T PS: A & AA: A Mules77/78, P Hendy 75/78; B: M Clark67/75, P Kay 86/96; C: P Harris 68/75,D Schultz 63/75; HG: P Hendy144/150.

Mt Gambier 19-5-02Good (30): 25T BALL TR: AA: 1st PFabris 24/25, 2nd P Green 23/25; A:1st T Reschke 22/25, 2nd B Lacey21/25; B: 1st T Gilcrist 22/25,2nd RGilcrist 21/25; C: 1st M Bishop 20/25,2nd P Green 15/25; 25T CLUB PTS:OA & AA: 1st P Fabris 81/81, 2nd MWhitehaed 73/75; A: 1st B Lacey80/81, 2nd T Reschke 72/75; B: 1st TGilcrist 73/75, 2nd A Hoare 69/75; C:1st M Bishop 61/75, 2nd A Waters55/75; 25T DB: AA: 1st P Green 25/25,2nd P Fabris 31/32; A: 1st D Height38/38, 2nd B Spring 37/38; B: 1st AHoare 24/25, 2nd A Walters 28/31; C:1st M Bishop 20/25, 2nd A Walters17/25; OPEN HG: P Fabris 123/125.

Port Lincoln 5-5-02:25T SK HC: P Beale, K Firth 22/25;25T DB: A: S Edmonds 24/25+12; B: BBritcher 21/25; C: P Myketasch 19/25;25T PS: A: S Edmonds 75/75; B: BBritcher 64/75; C: P Myketasch 53/75;OA HG: S Edmonds 119/125.

Port Lincoln 2-6-0225T SK: A: P Beale 23/25; B: BBritcher 23/25; 50T DB: A: SEdmonds 50/50; B: J Curtis 47/50;25T PS: A: S Edmonds 74/75; B: BBritcher 69/75; C: P Myketasch 64/75;OA HG: S Edmonds 143/150.

South Australian 18-5-02Very windy & cold (14): STATE

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46TH ANNIVERSARY SHOOT24th and 25th August 2002

Overall High Gun on all events, Sponsored by Dave Renney MotorsLadies, Juniors and Veterans (60) reduced nominations on all events, Veterans trophies (65)

*Grade Seconds and L/J/V require min 4 entriesTHE CLUB SINCERELY THANKS ALL SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT

Repco Auto Parts - Salisbury, Olimpyc Targets, Barossa Liquor Store, Peter Quire, Kelvyn Prescott, Trevor Gurr, DaveRenney Motors and SAGC Committee.

President: Dave Renney (08) 8258 4624 Secretary: John Hamer (08) 8353 2125

Saturday 10:00am $1. 50 tgt SAGC Skeet C’Ship 18/13

Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & L/J/V*

2. 25 tgt Anniversary Tower D/B C/Ship 12/9Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & L/J/V*

3. 25 tgt Anniversary Handicap 12/91st, 2nd and 3rd

4. 50 tgt SAGC D/Barrel C’Ship 18/13Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C & L/J/V*

Sunday 10:00am $5. 50 tgt Anniversary Skeet C’Ship 18/13

Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & L/J/V*6. 25 tgt Anniversary P/Score C’Ship 12/9

Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & L/J/V*7. 25 tgt Anniversary S/Barrel C’Ship 12/9

Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & L/J/V*8. 50 tgt Anniversary D/Barrel C’Ship 18/13

Sash O/A, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C & L/J/V*

9. Presentation of all trophies for both daysSaturday after shoot - Free BBQ

Shoot min 3 events each day and go in draw for 1/2 case cartridges each day

Wilkawatt Gun Club IncAAnnnniivveerrssaarryy SShhoooott

7 & 8 September, 2002Saturday, 7 September - 10amEvent 1 25 Tgt Wild Dog Skeet. Shot in conjunction with wild

dog 3 man skeet team shield.Sponsored by R Ahrns $10.00; $7.00 LJV

Event 2 10 Tgt Graded C/D $5.00; $5.00 LJVEvent 3 25 Tgt Whelan Family H/Cap 1,2,3 $10.00; $7.00 LJVEvent 4 25 Tgt S/B Champ AA, A, B & C

Sponsored by the Booker Family $10.00; $7.00 LJV$35.00; $26.00

DAY 1 HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1, 3 & 4SOCIAL EVENING

Sunday, 8 September - 10amEvent 5 10 Tgt Graded C/D $5.00; $5.00 LJVEvent 6 50 Tgt Anniversary D/B C/Ship

AA, A, B & C $25.00; $15.00 LJV1st each grade $100 voucher from Fisher Firearms2nd each grade $40 voucher from Fisher Firearms

Event 7 25 Tgt Candy Canvas Championship P/S AA, A, B & C.Shot in conjunction with Killick & Whelan Team Shoot(Targets to count) 5 reg. club members per team

$15.00; $10.00 LJV$45.00; $30.00

DAY 2 HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 6 & 7

Overall High Gun on Events 1, 3, 4, 6 & 7 Case of Shells Donated by Winchester

Graded High Gun AA, A, B & C $40 Fisher Firearms Voucher-C Grade High Gun - Donated by R Andrews

High Gun LJV if 3 or morePresident: Anthony Lock, 8576 2058. Secretary: Lynn Beelitz, 8577 3517


Alice Springs 12-5-02Fine & sunny (18): M & M SPORT-ING CLAYS: OA & A: B Evans 38/50;B: S Morris 34/50; C: S Kogler 29/50;50T PS EO: S Morris 15/15; 25T PSCLUB HC: OA: M Cullenane 66/75,2nd B Evans 85/90, 3rd G Taylor83/9/; B: J Niland , 4th T Harker65/75, 5th B Harris 79/87; 50T DB CS:OA: B Evans 50/50; AA: B Harris49/50; A: S Morris 48/50; B: J Niland43/50; C: S Kogler 39/50; HG: B Evans173/190.

Alice Springs 26-5-02Beautiful (18): 50T SK DB: OA: PFabris 43/50; A: B Evans 43/50; B: SMorris 42/50; C: M Alleman 40/50; 5TEO: M Alleman, K Redford, B Evans,J Niland, T Harker, B Harris, ARobinson, M Niland 5/5; 25T DB CS:OA: B Evans 82/82; AA: B Harris81/82; A: S Morris 26/28; B: G Allen24/25; C: C Vaughan 22/25; TUCKER

SHIELD: OA: B Evans 61/61, 2nd ARobinson 59/61, 3rd B Harris 56/57,4th G Allen 52/56, 5th M Niland47/49; HG: B Evans 98/105.

Darwin 18-5-02Fine & hot: 100T DB CLUB HC: 1st AZapantis 133/133, 2nd B Fox 128/133,3rd D Howe 116/119; 50T PS: 1st DHowe 147/150, 2nd A Zapantis146/150; 20T DB: 1st A Zapantis & DHowe 20/20, 2nd M Canavan 18/20.

Darwin 2-6-0210T DB EO: I Merrick, A Zapantis, VFerteklis 10/10; 25T PS 25T CONT.50T DB: OA & AA: R King 144/150; A:B Dalgleish 140/150; B: G Harrington126/150; C: D Searl 129/150.

Northern Territory CTC STATETITLES:SK: EO: B Evans 25/25; 50T: PAULWEIS MEM.: OA: B Evans 50/50; A:

1st J Glanville 49/50, 2nd D Foster44/50; B: 1st E Lowery 48/50, 2nd SMorris 61/64; C: 1st T Chaplin 47/50,2nd C McTaggart 46/50; 50TSTATECS: OA: E Lowery 49/50; A: 1st JGlanville 48/50, 2nd B Evans 48/50;B: 1st R Schmidt 54/56, 2nd C McTag-gart 53/56; C: 1st T Chaplin 46/50,2nd T Walsham 44/50; SK DB: OA: BEvans 47/50; A: 1st J Glanville 44/50,2nd R Smith 41/50; B: 1st M Bulluss46/50, 2nd R LeStrange 44/50; C: 1stT Chaplin 40/50, 2nd R Day 39/50; 2MAN TM: C McTaggart & R Schmidt322/350; SK TM HG: B Evans; GR HGBARRY MUNT MEM.: OA: B Evans170/175; A: J Glanville 164/175; B: ELowery 163/175; C: C McTaggart161/175; DTL: 10T PS EO: 7 Possibles30/30, T Chaplin, R Smith, M Niland,C O’Connor, E Martin, B Harris, IMerrick; 50T DB: OA: I Merrick106/106; AA: 1st B Harris 105/106,2nd B Evans 90/91; A: 1st K Saggers64/66, 2nd R Gaden 63/66; B: 1st RSchmidt 49/50, 2nd E Martin 48/50;C: 1st J Hardcastle 45/50, 2nd HHardcastle 43/50; 10T SB EO: 12 Pos-sibles 10/10: R Dalgleish, E Lowery, ABrown, R Day, K Selwood, B Harris, IMerrick, R aden, B Evans, D Chan, KSaggers, S Lowery; 50T SB: OA: ABrown 49/50; AA: 1st R Smith 46/50,2nd C O’Conner 48/53; A: 1st KSaggers 47/50, 2nd K Selwood 50/54;B: 1st T Laker 56/62, 2nd E Harker55/62; C: 1st H Hardcastle 40/50, 2ndJ Hardcastle 39/50; 50T PS: OA: V

Ferteklis 149/150; AA: 1st A Robinson148/150, 2nd R Smith 147/50; A: 1st SLowery 145/150, 2nd K Selwood143/150; B: 1st M Niland 140/150, 2ndE Harker 139/150; C: 1st M Canavan128/150, 2nd S Kogler 127/150; 50THC: 1st H Hardcastle 59/59, 2nd EFord 58/59, 3rd B Evans 54/56; 50TDR: OA: B Evans 47/50; AA: 1st ABrown 67/70, 2nd S Lowery 66/70; A:1st R Day 46/50, 2nd K Saggers 44/50;B: 1st R Evans 40/50, 2nd E Harker40/50; C: 1st J Hardcastle 36/50, 2ndC Vaughan 35/50; PHIL GROVE 2MAN TM: B Evans & A Brown743/780; CLUB SHIELD: Darwin -No. 1 TM: 707/750; TM HG: R King148/150; GR DTL HG: OA: B Evans372/390; AA: A Brown 371/390; A: TChaplin 360/390; B: E Harker347/390; C: M Canavan 320/390;CARNIVAL HG: B Evans 542/565.

Tennant Creek 19-5-02Sunny & windy (8): 5T EO: T Koivu-maki, C Faulkner, B Lloyd; 10T PS: TKoivumaki 30/30, F Harker 26/30; C:B Lloyd 26/30, 2nd C Faulkner, GAllen 22/30; 10T SB: B: 1st T Koivu-maki 9/10, 2nd E harker 6/10; C: 1st BLloyd 9/10, 2nd C faulkner & G Allen6/10; 10T DB: B: 1st T Koivumaki10/10, 2nd E Harker 7/10; C: 1st GAllen & B Lloyd 9/10, 2nd C Faulner8/10; 25T DB HC: OA: C Faulkner30/30; B: 1st T Koivumaki 29/30, 2ndE Harker 20/25; C: 1st C Faulkner30/30, 2nd B Lloyd & G Allen 24/25.

Beverley 5-5-02Overcast, hot & windy (11): 20 DB:J Kendrick 19/20, T Fidock 18/20;20PR DR: P Hally 28/40, 2nd JKendrick 25/40.

Bunbury 5-5-02Fine (21): 50SK DB: AA: M Ponta49/56, B Whiteaker 48/56; A: PHouse 45/50; B: R Benjamin 45/50,C Roach 44/50; C: B Stewart 38/50,M Goldman 36/50; 50SK: AA: CBertini 50/50, M Ponta 47/50; A: PHouse 48/50; B: A Harvey 50/50,2nd C Roach 52/55; C: B Stewart42/51, M Goldman 41/51.

Bunbury 18-5-02(18): 25ATA 40M T: AA: C Smith81/85; A: S Miller 78/85; B: J Roach76/85; C: B Ewart 75/85; ATA CLUBCS: C Smith 24/25; M T: C Smith57/60.

Bunbury 1-6-02Overcast (15): 25SB 25DB PT: AA:C Smith 96/100; A: D Whitham89/100, B Stewart 87/100; B: JRoach 91/100, A Teune 88/100; C: JFiumano 78/100.

Edgehill 18-5-02Fine (14): 75 SK PIGGOT SH.: OA:A Davies 74/75; AA: P House 70/75;B: 1st A Harvey 71/75, 2nd GKutzer 67/75; C: 1st G Evans 68/75,2nd R Brislin; SK CLUB CS: PHouse 70/75.

Geraldton 28-4-02Overcast (22); 1/2 RD SK: P Stuart,F Bombara, J Chandler, M Watson13/13; 50T INTERCLUB TM: MWatson 49/50, E Toomey 47/50; 1/2RD SK: M Watson, J King 13/13;50T SK CLUB CS: P Stuart 49/50,M Ammazzini; HG: M Watson;MOST IMPROVED: C Oloviri.

Geraldton 19-5-02Fine (16): 50SK: P Stuart 47/50, FBombara, T Marsden 46/50; 15DB:L Oliveri, J Chandler, J Marsden, IMcMichan 15/15; 15SB: M Amazz-ini 15/15; 15PS: P Stuart, BBochetti 45/45; 10PR DR: B Bocetti17/20; HG: M Amazzini; MOSTIMP: L Olivrei.

Katanning 5-5-0250ATA: 1st D Forward 49/50, 2nd TCatling 71/73; 25DB PT: R Bevan, TCatling, J Rourke & L Hull; HG: TCatling 123/125; INTERMEDIATEHG: L Hull 121/125.

Newman 5-5-02Fine & windy (7): L Brown 100DBPERP.: 1st T Stingel 99/100, 2nd LBrown 98/100, 3rd B Gow 97/100.

Newman 19-5-02Cloudy & fine(11): 5PR DBR EO:1st B Gow 9/10, 2nd T Stingel, GHarvey 7/10; 25PR DBR GR: OA: ACahill 38/50; A: B Gow 37/50; B: SHawke 33/50; C: G Cornell 18/50.

Newman 2-6-02Very windy & cloudy (8): 10CONT.EO: G Harvey, S Hawke, L Brown, TStingel 10/10; 50CONT.: OA: LBrown 49/50; A: T Stinggel 46/50; B:G Harvey, S Hawke 45/50; C: GCornell 32/50.

Northam Districts 5-5-02Fine & warm (32): 50SK: A: J King48/50; B: R Hawke 47/50; C: N Wells43/50; 50DB: A: L Bager 97/97; B: GSchweikect 48/50; C: G Day 45/50;SHERRIFFS SHIELDS SH: WAGC:A: J King 48, A Bennett 47; B: Rhawke 47, W Foy 46; C: N Wells43(JNR), L Parmenter 42; TOTAL -273.

NIGHT SK CS: OA & AA: R Downer45/50, F Guyatt 42/50; A: D Burton41/50, M Corbett 34/50; B: B Spring40/50, R Mack 39/50; C: R Peek 45/59,B Shelton 44/59.

South Australian 26-5-02Overcast, calm & cold (29): METRO.SK CS: OA & A: K Retseas 85/85, HNunn 48/50; B: F Caltagirone 83/84,G Woodward 47/50; C: D Renney46/50, K Williams 39/52; JIM HAMIL-TON MEM. HC: 1st E Parletta 19/20,2nd G Gibbons 18/20, 3rd D nge24/27; PS: A: D Lymn 75/75, A Mules74/75; B: E Parletta 71/81, C Marinis70/81; C: S Zounis 56/75, G Gibbons55/75; METRO. DB CS: OA & AA: AMules 28/28, D Lymn 24/25; A: F Cal-tagirone 27/28, P Quire 24/25; B: CAbela 23/25, P Quire 24/25; B: CAbela 23/25, E Marianello 22/25; C: EDeMichele 23/26, F Atkinson 22/26;VET.: D Schultz 20/25; OA HG: F Cal-tagirone 157/170.

South East 5-5-02Sun, then rain (34): 25T GR CS: OA &A: S Chambers 61/61; AA: 1st PCleggett 60/60, 2nd M Whitehead59/60; B: 1st D Small 45/46, A Walters44/45; C: B Hawker 25/25, 2nd BCleggett 20/25; 30T PS: AA: PCleggett 113/114, W Hawker 112/114;A: W Lindner 87/90, T Reschke 85/90;B: K Mules 88/100, B Small 83/100; C:C Cleggett 74/100, B Cleggett 48/90;25T CS: AA: R Andrews 68/68, 2nd PCleggett 66/67; A: 1st K G Mules25/25, D Height 25/26; B: 1st S Hen-derson 24/25, D Small 23/25; C: 1st GYoannidis 23/25, L Cleggett 22/25;HG: AA: P Cleggett, M Whitehead; A:W Lindner; B: K Mules; C: B Hawker.

South East 2-6-02Perfect (13): 25T HC: B: A Virgo 29/29;A: K Mules 28/29; AA: G Height 24/25;25T CS: AA: G Height, P Fabris 24/25;A: R Hammatt 24/25, D Height 22/25;B & OA: G Bergroth 25/25, A Moody24/25; HG: A Virgo 48/50.

South Australian 2002 STATE SK.CARNIVAL18/19/20-5-02 Atrocious (44): STATESK DB CS: OA: K Retseas 49/50; AA:1st K Retseas 49/50, 2nd R Dower48/50; A: 1st S Neoh 46/50, 2nd RThorne 50/56; B: 1st B Spring 45/50,2nd J Holder 44/50; C: 1st K Williams40/50, 2nd B Shelton 38/50; LAD.: CCarlon 38/50; VET.: B Attwood 45/50;

STATE SK HC: 1st B Spring 84/90,2nd L Sinclair 83/90, 3rd J Holder60/64; FESTIVAL CITY SK. CS: OA:R Dower 58/58; AA: 1st R Dower58/58, 2nd K Retseas 57/58; A: 1st SNeoh 59/60, 2nd T O’Connor 57/59; B:1st J Holder 54/55, 2nd B Baker49/50; C: 1st B Shelton 43/50, 2nd KWilliams 39/40; LAD.: C Carlon 42/50;VET.: R Pitt 46/50; JNR: B Baker35/50; STATE SK. CS: OA: W Chan-ning 50/50; AA: 1st K Retseas 78/79,2nd A Norman 77/79; A: 1st W Chan-ning50/50, 2nd R Coombes 54/55; B:1st B Spring 49/50, 2nd J Holder48/50; C: 1st K Williams, 2nd BShelton 46/50; LAD.: C Carlon 41/50;VET.: K Polst 47/50; JNR:B Baker40/50; CLUB TEAM: SA GC 243/250(K Retseas 49, A Norman 49, LCharles 49, R Dower 48, F Guyatt48.); ADELAIDE SK CS: OA: R Dower50/50; AA: 1st R Dower 50/50, 2nd FGuyatt 48/50; A: M Corbett 58/59, 2ndS Neoh 57/59; B: 1st J Lavia 57/58,2nd J Holder 53/55; C: 1st B Shelton47/50, 2nd W Spackman 46/50; LAD.:C Carlon 42/50; VET: K Polst 43/50;JNR: B Baker 29/50; CARNIVAL SKCS: OA: R Coombes 50/50; AA: 1st RDower 58/60, 2nd A Norman 57/60; A:1st R Coombes 50/50, 2nd B Spring49/50; B: 1st R Mack 47/50, 2nd PHendy 46/50; C: 1st B Shelton 49/54,2nd A Mules 45/50; LAD: C Carlon42/50; VET: B Attwood 47/50; OA HG:R Dower 290/300; CHAMP. SA SH: RDower 290/300; ZONE TEAMS-OPEN WESTERN ZONE 119/125 (LSinclair 23, W Channing 24, J Holder25, M Starr 21, R Jones 25, R Free-bairn 22.

Whyalla 26-5-02Warm & fine (15): 100T SK: B: 1st MStarr 97/100, 2nd L Sinclair 93/100;C: 1st S Quirk 92/100, 2nd R Rosetti87/100; OA: M Starr 97/100.

Wilkawatt 12-5-02Overcast (17): 60T FRED BAILEYMEM. MXD CS: AA & OA: J Cornwell74/80, 2nd P Rundle 73/80; A: BAugust 69/80, 2nd A Beelitz 68/80; B:1st D Hayward 71/80, 2nd D Crane70/80; C: J Spratt 61/80, 2nd I Pfeiffer40/80; MEMORIAL TEAM: CWohlfeil, A Lock, D Crane 208/240;25T SK: A: C Wohlfeil 19/25; B: BAugust 24/25, 2nd J Cornwell 23/25;C: A Lock 23/25, 2nd D Hayward22/25; HG: J Cornwell 97/105.

Northern Territory

Western Australia


ANNUANNUAL 2 DAL 2 DAAYYTRAP CTRAP CARNIVARNIVALAL

17 & 18 August 2002

25TH ANNIVERSARYCamp Facilities, Meals & Cartridges on Grounds

Practice Starts 2pm Friday, 16 AugustSaturday, 17 August - 9am StartEvent 1 20 Target Double Target Cash Divide Eye Opener

$15.00 - 60% of nominations back to shooters divided AA, A, B & CEvent 2 50 Target Double Barrel Championship

$30.00 - Overall Sash & Trophy. 1st AA, A, B & C Badge & Trophy2nd AA, A, B & C Trophy. Ladies,Veterans & Juniors Trophy

Event 3 30 Target Continental Gem Special$15.00 - Overall Sapphire. 1st AA, A, B & C Sapphire2nd AA, A, B & C Sapphire. Ladies,Veterans & Juniors Sapphire

Event 4 25th Anniversary - 15 Pair Douvell Doubles, Drawn Partners$10.00 - Overall Sashes, plus $100 cash each, 2nd Badges, $50 cash each

Sunday, 18 August - 9am StartEvent 5 25 Target Gemfeilds Point Score Championship

$15.00 - 6 man team for Charles & Ruth Edwards MemorialOverall Sash & Trophy. 1st AA, A, B & C Badge & Trophy2nd AA, A, B & C Trophy. Ladies,Veterans & Juniors Trophy

Event 6 25 Target Single Barrel Championship$15.00 - Overall Sash & Trophy. 1st AA, A, B & C Badge & Trophy2nd AA, A, B & C Trophy. Ladies,Veterans & Juniors Trophy

Event 7 30 Target Cash Handicap$30.00 - 1st to 5th Cash Prizes

OVERALL NOMINATIONS FOR WEEKEND $130.00LADIES, VETERANS & JUNIORS $75.00

HIGH GUNS FOR THE WEEKENDOVERALL SASH & TROPHY. AA, A, B & C SASH & TROPHY

LADIES, VETERANS & JUNIORS SASH & TROPHYFOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION, PHONE AL, 07 4982 1255 OR JOHN

Gemfeilds Gun Club


GERALDTONCRAYFISHCARNIVAL

Sept. 20th, 21st &22nd 2002

Friday Start time 12.30pm Practice 11.15amEvent 1 25 P/S Graded $13.00Event 2 50 DB $22.00

Saturday Start time 8.30am Practice 7.15amEvent 3 15 Single Barrel $7.00Event 4 25 DB Graded Cash Divide $13.00Event 5 25 P/S Graded $13.00Event 6 50 Double Barrel $22.00

Sunday Start time 8.30am Practice 7.15amEvent 7 25 DB CALCUTTA meterage $14.00 Event 8 50 P/S $22.00Event 9 25 D/B Crayfish Handicap $20.00

HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9GRADED * JUNIOR * LADIES * VETERANS HIGH GUNS

TOTAL TARGETS 290 TOTAL NOMS $139.00**LADIES/JUNIORS/VETERANS $69.50

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACTPresident: John Page 08 9965 0000

Club Captain: Peter Stuart 08 9921 3398 Email: [email protected].

The Committee reserves the right to alter program

* Crayfish & Salad Lunches * Morning & Afternoon Teas

* Breakfast on Grounds * Full Bar Facilities

* Calcutta Auction Saturday Night

Complimentary BBQ Presentation Tea Sunday Special accommodation rates 10% discount for all visitors

Abrolhos Reef Lodge 126 Brand Highway GeraldtonRing Ron & Tania 08 9921 3811

Progressive Jackpot

$2,000.00

Paid to shooter who shoots the possible over

Events 3 to 9. Only 1 WINNER

Proudly sponsored by

Progress Building Supplies

If no winner JACKPOTS $1,000

to next year.

COLLIE CLAY TARGET CLUB INC2 DAY CARNIVAL

PROGRAMME 2002Start Time 9.00am

Saturday, 24th AugustEvent 1 15 Double Barrel Points Graded

AA, A, B, C, 1st - 2nd $10.00Event 2 25 Double Barrel Points District Championship

OA, AA, A, B, C, 1st - 2nd $14.00Event 3 25 Double Barrel Handicap

MARK GREEN MEMORIAL HANDICAP1st - 5th $12.00

Event 4 50 Double Barrel /GRIFFIN CUPOA, AA, A, B, C, 1st - 2nd $21.00

Total Day One: $57.00Sunday, 25th AugustEvent 5 25 Double Barrel District Championship

OA, AA, A, B, C, 1st - 2nd $14.00Event 6 50 STATE HANDICAP

1st - 7th $21.00Event 7 JOHN COVERLEY MEMORIAL

Miss & Walk, 1st - 9th $8.00Total Day Two $43.00

Total Both Days $100.00High Gun Over Events 1-6

NEARLY $8,000.00 IN TROPHIESFOR THE WEEKEND

Practice - Friday Afternoon - Saturday & Sunday Morning until 8.45am.

Breakfast Saturday & Sunday MorningsCAMPING AVAILABLE — REFRESHMENTS & MEALS

Contact: Max Cubic 08 9734 2689; Or Laurie Paterson 08 9734 3847

PEEL & DISTRICTSGUN CLUB (Inc)

(On the ‘Old Bunbury Rd’ Pinjarra)

STATE & COMMONWEALTHDEAUVILLE DOUBLES

CHAMPIONSHIPSSunday 18th August 9,00am

PROGRAM

Event 1: 10tgt Eye Opener Cash Divide 1-10 $8.00

Event 2: 25tgt Shire of Murray District Championship $15.00O/A Sash + Grade Ribbons AA/A/B/C

Event 3: 20pr State Deauvill Doubles Championship$20.00/pr

(Shot from 20mtrs)

Event 4: 20pr Commonwealth Deauville Doubles$20.00/pr Championship (Shot from 24mtrs)

MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS PROVIDEDLUNCHES & BBQ AVAILABLE

PINJARRA MOTEL10 x Modern Fully Serviced Rooms + Licenced Dinning Room

(Support those that support our sport)Contact Robin & Maureen on (08) 9531 1811


22000022LLeeoonnoorraa,, 2244tthh AAnnnnuuaall

GGoolldd NNuuggggeett SShhoooottThis year our Gold Nugget Shoot will be held

Over the weekend of August 30th to September 1st Proudly Sponsored by Sons of Gwalia, Leonora Operations

Gold Nuggets and Prizes to be won.

Friday 30th 2002Event 1 Sponsored by City Toyota,

50 DB 15mts District Champion, Noms: $25, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes 1st & 2ND each Grades

Saturday 31st 2002Event 2 Sponsored by Sons of Gwalia, Leonora Operations

25 DB 15mts Championship, Noms: $15, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes 1st & 2ND each Grades Event 3 Sponsored by M.Urqhart & N.Johnson,

50 DB 15mts Championship, Noms: $30, O/A Wins Sash, Gold Nugget 1st & 2ND each GradesEvent 4 Sponsored by Hercules Crane Hire,

25 SB 15mts Championship, Noms: $15, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes 1st & 2ND each GradesEvent 5 Sponsored by Target Drillers Pty Ltd,

25 Pts Score Championship, Noms: $15, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes 1st & 2ND each Grades

Sunday 1st 2002Event 6 Sponsored by Leonora Traders,

10 DB Tower Eye Opener, Noms: $8, Event 7 Sponsored by, F.J.Sweetman & Co

30 SB Tower State Title, Noms: $25, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes, 1st & 2ND each GradesEvent 8 Sponsored by Sons of Gwalia Ltd,

30 Pts Score, Tower State Title, Noms: $25, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes, 1st & 2ND each GradesEvent 9 Sponsored by, W.A. Advance Hire

25 DB 15mts Championship, Noms: $15, O/A Wins Sash, Gold Nugget 1st & 2ND each GradesEvent 10 Sponsored by Sparlon Electrical,

25 Pts Score Championship, Noms: $15, O/A Wins Sash, Prizes 1st & 2ND each Grades

Highgun WinnerOver Events 2 to 10

Sponsored by Hurst Contracting.Winner receives Sash, 9ct Gold “Nobby Badge.

Ladies Highgun WinnerSponsored by Ampol Roadhouse Leonora

Winner receives Sash, Gold NuggetContact the following member for assistance

Secretary - Paul Murphy (08) 9037 7771, (08) 9037 2215Junior Highgun Winner

Sponsored by Mais PlumingWinner receives Sash, Gold Nugget

Shoot Program Clean & Win $5000.00 Gold NuggetFree camping and fully powered Caravan Site, available at the grounds

CoMPLETE WITH ALL BAR FACILITIES, BBQ’S AND WOOD SUPPLIED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.COMPLIMENTARY MEAL AFTER THE PRESENTATIONS ON SUNDAY FOR EVERYONE.

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY EUREST


Northam Districts 26-5-02Fine (13): 50SK 25PR SK: A: J King91/100; B: R Young 89/100; C: L Par-menter 81/100.

W.A.G.C. 12-5-02:50T SK: AA: 1st C Bertini 49/50,2nd C Ellis 46/50, 3rd S Forsyth44/50; A: 1st D Knight 50/50, 2nd MPedri 48/50, 3rd R Wendt & J Green47/50; B: 1st K Schramm 48/50, 2ndL Fisher 47/50, 3rd A Davies & GDay 45/50; C: 1st K Abbott 46/50,2nd O McPartland 43/50, 3rd L Par-menter 41/50; 50T SK: AA: 1st CBertini 49/50, 2nd J King 47/50,3rdC Ellis 44/50; A: 1st B Pritchard49/50, 2nd J Green 53/55, 3rd RWendt 52/55; B: 1st A Davies 49/50,2nd J Dyas 47/50, 3rd l Fisher57/62; C: 1st K Abbott 47/50, 2nd POMcPartland 52/54, 3rd C Joy 51/58.

W.A.G.C. 18-5-0275PR ISSF DB TR: B: P Fullarton117/150; C: 1st L Bager 114/150,2nd J Bigg 108/150;

W.A.G.C. 19-5-02100T ISSF TR: A: 1st M Alexander91/100, 2nd P Melvin 88/100, 3rd JBigg 89/102; B: P Finis 81/100, 2ndC Langdon 80/100, 3rd A Sexton78/100; C: 1st F Pereira 82/100, 2ndR Hellriegel 75/100, 3rd W Foy73/100.

W.A.G.C. 25-5-0250T DB CD: AA: 1st R Hawke, 2ndC Bager, 3rd R Bailey; A: 1st SSaunders, 2nd G Smith & G Quans-ing; B: 1st J Carter, 2nd M Cole & O

McPartland; C: 1st M Pedri, 2nd RBlakely, 3rd T O’Brien; 50T SB CC:OA & 1st M Kosovich 49/50; AA: 1stL Bager 47/50, 2nd C Bager 46/50;A: 1st D fracaro 46/50, 2nd GQuansing 45/50, 3rd S Saunders46/52; B: 2ndT Heam 48/50, 3rd JCarter 45/50; C: 1st R Blakely39/50, 2nd F Pereira 36/50;

W.A.G.C. 3-6-0225TWR 25T SK 25T DB: 1st CShepher & O McPartland 221/250,2nd C Hallatt &D Michan 208/250,3rd R Hellriegel & L Parmenter207/250.

W.A.G.C. 9-6-0225T SB CD: AA: 1st R Hawke 25/25,2nd L Bager 24/25, 3rd C Bager , MAlexander, R Bailey 23/25; A: 1st SCook 25/25, 2nd G Smith & J Green23/25; B: 1st M Cole & T Hearn23/25, 3rd J King 21/25; C: 1st KAbbott 21/25, 2nd T O’Brien 16/25,3rd C Joy, F Buerni & P Baird15/25; 25T CONT. CD: AA: 1st CBertini 25/25, 2nd L Bager, C Bager,R Bailey, M Alexander, P Finis & PLittle 24/25; A: 1st S Saunders & Dhowell 24/25, 3rd D Berry & J Rose23/25; B: 1st T Hearn & R Hellriegel23/25, 3rd O McPartland 22/25; C:1st K Abbott 24/25, 2nd T O’Brien &F Buemi 22/25; 50T CONT CC: OA& A: 1st S Cook 52/52, AA: 1stLBager 51/52, 2nd C bager 52/53, 3rdP Finis 51/53; A: 2nd G Smith 51/52,3rd J Rose 50/52; B: 1st M Cole47/50, 2nd W Foy 48/52, 3rd J King47/52; C:1st . F Buemi 44/50, 2nd KAbbott 42/50, 3rd C Joy 36/50.

Bairnsdale 4-5-02Fine & Sunny (32) - 25T CONT: AA: SCollins 25/25, 2nd G Bennett 24/25; A:D Treasure 32/32, 2nd H Finken31/32; B: L Treasure 28/30, 2nd TQuick 27/30; C: N Rowley 25/27, 2ndL Curtis 24/27; 30T D/BN C/S: AA: LCurtis 101/101, 2nd G Bennett100/101; A: L Glover 30/30, 2nd BKennedy 38/39; B: L Treasure, 2nd ABevis 28/30; C: N Rowley 29/30, 2nd FFinken 28/30; 20T P/S: AA: L Curtis60/60, 2nd C Davis 67/69; A: J Finken60/60, 2nd G Monson 57/60; B: GWallis 54/60, 2nd T Quick 51/60; C: DAukema 56/60, 2nd P Sandy 52/60.

Beaufort 17-5-02(38) -E/O: A McChrystal, A Robert, CMathews, K Trotter, R Wilson, LCocking, L Cook, D Perkins & R Keen;SWZ NIGHT CONT C/S: O/A: J Kelly27/27; AA: L Cook 31/32, 2nd D

Perkins 30/32; A: P Scott 25/26, 2nd NWilliams 39/41; B: AR Wilson 26/27,2nd R Wilson 26/27; C: C Mathews23/25, 2nd V Abdilla 23/26; JNR: OIvermee 23/25; JNR GIRL: K Trotter12/25; 20T MXD: AA: J Kelly 18/20,2nd D Perkins 18/21; A: P Scott 20/21,2nd W Harris 19/21; B; K Trotter19/20, 2nd L Webber 18/20; C: G New18/20, 2nd A Gillett 18/21; B/T: OIvermee; MAY NOV: K Trotter 13/22.

Callawadda Stawell 18-5-02Wet (12) - 10T P/S E/O: B Joy 30/30;25T S/B C/S: O/A&A: T Foster 25/27,2nd T Hughes 22; B: B Joy 24/27, 2ndA Briggs 20/25; C: N McQuinn 22/25,2nd N McKenzie 20; 25T CONT D/BC/S: O/A&B: J Witney 24/25, 2nd BJoy 20/25; A: B Coates 23/25, 2nd GHunt 22/25; C: N McKenzie 21/25, NMcQuinn 20; H/G: B Joy 73/80; JNRH/G: J Mulvenney 65/80.

Burnie 4-5-02Fine & mild (22): 10T EO DB: AA: BSmith, N Brown, P Turner 10/10; A: DHallam, A Spinks, G Dance 10/10; B:P Rockliff 9/10; C: R Ware, A Burgess,M Ware 9/10; 50T STATE NIGHT DB:OA & AA: C Rockliff 90/90; A: GDance 47/50; B: P Rockliff 45/50; C: RWare 44/50; 50T STATE NIGHTCONT. PT SC.: OA & AA: P Turner150/150; A: A Morse 135/150; B: PRockliff 121/150; C: M Ware 122/150;

Burnie 1-6-02Fine & cold (24): 10T EO BALL TR:AA: C Rockliff 27; A: B Smith & GBrain 29; B: G Enriss 19; C: B Barker22; 50T STATE NIGHT BALL TR: OA& A: S Webb 61/63; AA: N Brown60/63; B: G Pratt 42/50; C: M Ware42/50; 25PR STATE NIGHT DR: OA& AA: S Glover 46/50; A: P Blackwood37/50; B: P Smith 30/50; C: R Olling-ton 28/50.

Bothwell 29-5-02Fine (25): 50T PS CS: AA: N McCal-lum 143/150; A: B Barker 145/150; B& OA: J Hall 147/150; C: M Tithering-ton 128/150; 25T HC K Pulford Mem.:1st M Crow 25/25, 2nd P Blackwood24/25, 3rd J Bryan 31/33; 25T SB: AA:M Crow 22/25; A: B Barker 24/25; B: LCooper 22/25; C: J Foster 17/25;

CressyFine (43): 50PS: AA & OA: S Yates150/150; A: R Meikle 148/150; B: KUnderlin 153/159; C: A Grodski138/150; 50DB CS: AA & OA: S Yates105/105; A: D Cooper 104/105; B: GPrice 61/62; C: S Francis 47/50; HG: SYates 200/200.

Cressy 4-5-02Cold & Fine: 50 STATE NT CONT.SB: AA & OA: G Brain 47/50; A: JCrosswell 43/50; B: P Underlin 42/55;C: M Downey 26/50; 50 NT DB CS: AA& OA: S Yates 62/62; A: J Crosswell48/50; B: G Price 57/62; C: M Downey44/50; HG: G Brain 97/100.

Devonport 18-5-02Warm (26): 50T SK: A: C Latham81/83; B: R McDonald 48/50; C: M

Latham 53/58; 50T DB: AA: P Turner100/100; A: A Morse 59/60; B: SBlazely 48/50; C: T McGee 50/50; 30TPS: AA: P Turner 88/90; A: B Barker88/90; B: P Rockliff 88/90;

Hobart 26-5-02Fine (33): 25T DB: AA: S Glover108/108; A: D Cooper 40/40; B: LWitzerman 24/25; C: R Smith 21/25;50T PS: AA: A Kenny 150/150; A: CBrowning 138/150; B: P Cooper138/150; C: J Foster 131/150; 25TNOV. HC: 1st R Blake 32/33, 2nd PCooper 31/33, 3rd D Cooper 26/28.

RoseberyFine & cool (8): 20T SB CONT. EO: A:G Enniss 16/20; B: R Ward 16/20; C: JBirchenough 15/20; 50T SB CONT.CS: A: G Enniss 31/50; B: R Abblitt39/50; C: J Birchenough 34/50; 30TDB PS: A: G Enniss 65/90; B: R Ward75/90; C: M Sheahen 59/90.

Tasmanian 14-4-02Fine & breezy (26): 75T T.G.C.GRAND PRIX HC: 1st J Blaskett85/90, 2nd G Blaskett 84/90, 3rd SBlazly 82/88; TGC DEAUVILLE DBCS: 1st G & A Blaskett 20/21, 2nd R &S Blasley 19/21;

Tasmanian 28-4-02Fine but cold: 100T TR: A: G Blaskett83/100; B: I Leighton 78/101; C: JCrosswell 75/100; 100T A: P Rockliff96/100; B: J Foster 97/100; C: SBlazley 81/100.

Tasmanian 11-5-02Fine, mild & cool evening (28): 1 RDSK DB: A: P Rockliff 23/26; B: JSturzaker 25/26; C: I Kitto 21/26; 25TSK: A: G Otley 25/25; B: G Sturzaker28/29; C: I Kitto 21/25; STATENIGHT SK 50T: OA & AA: C Rockliff65/68; A: J Foster 47/50; B: J Sturza-ker 47/50; C: G Brain 41/50.

Tasmanian 8-6-02Clearing snow showers: 75T StateNight Champion of ChampionsC/Ship: AA & OA: S Glover 125/125;A: D Cooper 118/125; B: S Taylor113/125; C: S Francis 102/125.

ISSF WORLD CUP

Perth - March 2003

“Expressions ofInterest”

are being sought for volunteers for thefollowing positions:

RefereesScorersSquading OfficersFlip Board OperatorsScore BoardsEquipment Control etc

Contact: Mr M AlexanderPO Box 88, Maylands WA 6931

(08) 9272 4205 (b/h)(08) 9355 2656 (a/h)

Tasmania

Victoria


Castlemaine 11-5-02Good (49): 25T DB CS: AA & OA: RWebster 84/84, S Closter 52/53; A: JCorbett 83/84, R Greenwood 33/34; B:A Hawdon 46/47, G Ervin 45/47; C: MBulkeley 27/28, B Chaplin 23/25; 25TDB MINIS: AA & OA: J Shepard44/44, B Rafferty 43/44; A: D Munro43/44, R Langridge 33/34; B: I Osgood40/41, J Lendon 29/30; C: M Bulkeley25/26, R Osgood 24/26; JNR: RLendon 64/70; LAD:M Bulkeley49/50.

Castlemaine 22-5-02Cold (27) - 20T NIGHT S/R: A&O/A: APsila 48/48, 2nd D Dempsey 47/48; B:A Langridge 23/24, 2nd J Lendon19/20; C: J Butterworth 16/21; 2nd BChaplin 15/21; 20T MXD: A: A Psaila25/25, 2nd N Morrison 24, 3rd C Lan-gridge 24; B: B Blake 24/25, 2nd AHawdon 24/25, 3rd T Archer 23; C: J

Butterworth 23/25, 2nd P Duarte23/25, 3rd J Bird 20/25; H/G: A Psaila45/45; LAD: J Bird 34/45; JNR: RLendon 44/45.

Central Wimmera 11-5-02Fine (32) - 30T CONT C/S: AA&O/A:D Flavel 32/32, 2nd R Papst 31/32; A:R Black 31/33, 2nd D Fisher 30/33; B:D Harris 28/30, 2nd J Witney 27/30;C: A Facchin 24/30, 2nd B Mann21/30; 25T P/S C/S: AA&O/A: o Hayek79/81, 2nd C Kelly 78/81; A: T Foster72/75, 2nd D Perkins 74/81; B: DHarris 71/75, 2nd J Hinneberg 69/75;C: C Sharp 56/75, 2nd A Facchin54/75; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: WHawker 29/29, 2nd C Kelly 28/29; A: SBethune 26/27, 2nd D Perkins 54/55;B: G Strauss 30/32, 2nd L Niewand29/32; C: B Mann 21/25, 2nd S Mar-riott 20/25.

NORTH EAST ZONE/ V.C.T.A.

AUGUST PROGRAM Saturday 3rd

Bendigo 12.00 noon 50Tgt Sporting Clays C/ship, 10Tgt P/S Tower E/O, 25TgtP/S Tower C/ship

Sunday 4th Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon10Tgt P/S E/O, 50Tgt H/cap, 30Tgt D/B Gr C/ship, 10Pr D/R, Free 10Tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun

Saturday 10th Benalla 12.30 pm10Tgt D/B C/D E/O, 20Tgt D/B C/ship AA,A,B,C, 1st & 2nd, 20Tgt H/cap 1,2,3,BM, 20Tgt P/S C/D AA,A,B,C, O/A High gun

Sunday 11th Echuca 10.00 am50Tgt NEZ B/T C/ship, 25pr D/R C/ship, 25Tgt D/B C/ship

Saturday 17th Wangaratta 12.00 noon DTL10Tgt D/B E/O, 20Tgt D/B C/ship, 20Tgt P/S C/ship, 15pr D/R C/ship, 10Tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gunBendigo 12.00 noon 10Tgt P/S E/O, 25Tgt P/S C/ship, 25Tgt S/B C/ship, 25Tgt NEZ D/B Cont. C/ship.

Sunday 18th Deniliquin 12.30 pm10Tgt D/B E/O, 30Tgt D/B C/ship, 20Tgt H/cap 1.2.3, 20Tgt S/B C/ship.

Friday 23rdMathoura 7.00 pm10Tgt S/B E/O C/D, 25Tgt D/B O/A&2 Gr, 15Tgt P/S 1.2.3

Saturday 24th Euroa 1.00 pm10Tgt D/B C/D, 25Tgt Perfect Poultry S/B C/ship, 20Tgt Trophy H/cap, 20pr Euroa Dist. D/D C/ship, O/A High gunNumurkah Shepparton 6.00pm 25Tgt NEZ Night D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 25Tgt NEZ Night S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C,25Tgt NEZ Night Cont S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C.

Sunday 25th Numurkah Shepparton 10.00am10Tgt Cont. D/B E/O, 30Tgt Cont. D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30Tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C,30Tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, O/A 2 Day High gunColbinabbin 1.00 pm20Tgt P/S C/ship, 20 Tgt H/cap, 20Tgt Cont. D/B C/ship 20Tgt D/B C/D

Contact Clubs for further information.

SOUTHERN PENINSULA PROGRAMCerberus Gun Club

Saturday, 3 August 2002Practice @ 12.00 noon Comp starts @ 12.30pm

10 Target Points Eye Opener C/D $5.0025 Target Double Barrel Graded 1st & 2nd $10.0025 Target Single Barrel Graded 1st & 2nd $10.0025 Target Point Score Graded 1st & 2nd $10.00

Trophies All GradesMelways Ref 194 H2 Enter Via Main Gate

Secretary: Chris Carrol (03) 9775 7926

Mornington Clay Target ClubSaturday, 10 August 2002

Practice @ 12.00 noon Comp starts @ 12.30pm10 Target Eye Opener C/D $5.00

80 Target Medley 20 D/B, 20 S/B, 20 P/S 20 B/T $30.00AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Trophies All Grades

All Juniors & Ladies Noms Half PriceSecretary: W Roberts (03) 5979 2746 Melways 146 A11

Practice Every Friday from 4.00pmOr contact us on the web,

www.morningtonclaytarget.cjb.net

Nepean Clay Target ClubSaturday, 17 August 2002

Practice @ 12.00 noon Comp starts @ 12.30pm10 Target Eye Opener $5.00

20 Pair Double Rise 1st & 2nd $18.0075 Target Double Barrel 1st & 2nd $20.00

Trophies All GradesFriday, 23 August Night Shoot

50 Target Night Simulated 1st, 2nd & 3rd All Grades $19.00Secretary: Brian Hooper (03) 9787 5570

Castlemaine Gun Club Inc28 August 2002

North West Zone Night C/ShipsEVENT 1

NWZ 25T Night S/B C/Ships1 & 2 AA, A, B, C

EVENT 2NWZ 15 pair D/Rise C/Ships

1 & 2 AA, A, B, C

OVERALL TAKES GRADE

Practice 6pm shoot starts 7pmSecretary: Chris Langridge 54742777. President: Paul Bird 54427616


Cohuna 22-3-02Fine (21): 10T PS EO: R Peatling, ATaylor, C Lee 30/30; 25T PS CS: AA &OA: R Peatling 74/75; A: 1st C Lee72/75, 2nd N Sutherland 68/75; B: 1stA Sutherland 72/75, 2nd T McCraw71/75; C: 1st D Peatling 69/75, 2nd BMcCraw 63/75; 25T HC: 1st TmcCraw 29/31, 2nd N Sutherland28/31, 3rd R Heap 27/29, 4th A Taylor26/28.

Cohuna 19-5-02Fine (18) - 10T D/B E/O: K Bruns, GFletcher, N Sutherland & G Hipwell10/10; 25T P/S C/S: A: G Smith 83/87,2nd G Hipwell 82/87; B: A Sutherland71/87, 2nd R Heap 70/87; C: PMcCraw 61/75, 2nd A Hornsby 56/75;25T D/B C/S: A: G Hipwell 75/76, 2ndK Bruns 74/76; B: A Sutherland24/25, 2nd R Heap 22/25; C: BMcCraw 25/28, 2nd P McCraw 24/28.

Cerberus 5-4-02Fine (43): 10T PTS: R Harris, EAlaimo, D Kendal, J Chapple, BBarlow, S Elsley, K Caldecott, WWoodward, C Carrol 30/30; 30T DB:AA: K Caldercott 59/59, J Rowe 58/59;A: D Lauritzen 37/37, G Beckworth36/37; B: R Harris 32/33, N Quick31/33; C: E Alaimo 28/31, R Foote27/31; 25T HC: D Grasso 51/51, DLauritzen 50/51, A Fenton 47/48, BCKMKR: T Rowe 24/25; TEAMSSECTION: Cerberus 261, Mornington257, Nepean 255.

Deniliquin 19-5-02Cold (20) - 10T PTS E/O: R Glenn30/30; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: R Viney79/79, 2nd J Whittakers; A: J Gemmill39/40; B: M Elmej 24/25, 2nd BCormack 23; C: T Bradley 19/25, 2ndP Connell 19; 20PR D/R C/S: O/A: JWhittakers 36/40, 2nd T Knight 42; A:

W Stott 41/50, 2nd C Connell 40/50;BL M Elmej 33/40, 2nd B Cormack31/50; C: P Connell 28/40, 2nd TBradley 21/40; 20PR D/D C/S: 1st AMoroni & T Knight 23/23, 2nd RGlenn & J Gemmill 22/23; H/G: RGlenn 90/95.

Donald 14-4-02Sunny: 10T PT EO: M Hayek, RLendon, J McVitty, A Johns, O Hayek30/30; 10PR DT: AA: O Hayek 15/25;A: M Hayek 17/20; B: H Hayek 17/20;C: R Absalom 7/20; 50T DB AMERI-CAN STYLE: OA & AA: J McVitty49/50, 2nd O Hayek 48/50; A: R Jor-gansen 48/50, 2nd M Hayek 46/50; B:R Lendon 47/50, 2nd J Absalom 43/50;C: A Facchin 35/50, 2nd R Absalom32/50; 15T DB CD AMERICANSTYLE: J McVitty 15/15, D Harris15/15; HG: J McVitty; JNR HG: AAbsalom.

Donald 12-5-02Cloudy - 10T PTS E/O: C Kelly, OHayek & D Loder 30/30; 20T D/B:O/A&AA: J McVitty 20/20, 2nd CKelly 29/30; A: R Greenwood 19/20,2nd R Jorgansen 21/25; B: D Peitre19/20, 2nd I Scown 18/20; C: NMcQuinn 17/20, 2nd R Kelly 14/20;20T PTS: O/A&AA: D Loder 60/60,2nd D Freeman 59/60; A: R Jorgansen56/60, 2nd M Hayek 51/60; B: GStrauss 54/60, 2nd I Absalom 51/60;C: N McQuinn 52/60, 2nd R Kelly41/60; 15T D/T: O/A&AA: C Kelly27/30, 2nd D Freeman 24/30; A: RJorgensen 20/30, 2nd M Hayek 19/30;B: H Hayek 22/30, 2nd I Scown 23/30;C: R Kelly 16/30, 2nd N McQuinn12/30; O/A H/G: C Kelly 131/140; JNRH/G: R Kelly 94/140.

Echuca 11-5-02Fine: 25T BALL TR: OA: P Sing

25/25; A: M Roberts 23/25; B: R Traill24/25; BEST JNR GIRL: A Tatlor22/25; 25T HC: 1st W Stott 33/33, 2ndG Norris 32/33, 3rd R Northausen25/26; 20T DB: OA: C Robb 45/45; B:A Taylor; C: M Northausen.

Euroa 25-5-02Perfect (31): 5T MINI D/B C/D: DBarns, B.Pyke, M.Gribben, N.Morri-son, C.Asquith, W.Iles, L.Lewis,R.Kirley, R Barns, A.Plum,A.Rohrlach, D.Jackel Jr. Divided 5/5;VIC STATE 50T MINI S/B C/S:O/A&AA: W.Iles 47/52, 2nd R Barns44/50; A: D.Jackel 46/47, 2nd A.Plum39/40; B: D.Jackel Jr. 38/50, 2ndP.McKendrick 37/50; C: C.Asquith27/50, 2nd R Conlan 25/50; 15T H/C:1st M.Ward 32/32, 2nd M.Gribben31/32, 3rd D Barns 25/26; B/M:L.Lewis 14/15; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&AA:R.Kirley 42/42; A: A Plum 37/38; B:H.Nihill 16/17; C: C Asquith 13/15;O/A H/G: W.Iles 78/85.

Foster 11-5-02Good (28): 100T DB ROUND ROBIN:AA & OA: A Cousins 98/100; A: 1st JChapple 109/103, 2nd B Kennedy108/113; B: 1st K Cousins 93/100, 2ndJ Daff 94/103; C: 1st T Sanders93/100, 2nd R Wickham 90/100;DAILY HG: A Cousins 98/100; JNRENCOURAGEMENT: 1st 25T AGray, 2nd F Finken, 3rd B Monson,4th K Youl; FISH SH: 1st A Cousins,2nd H Finken, 3rd A Chant.

Frankston Australian 19-5-02Cold (29) - 15T PTS: S Collins, T Rowe& K Saggers 45/45; 100T D/B: O/A: TRowe 112/114; AA: L Howell 111/114,2nd W Parks 96/100; A: K Saggers97/100, 2nd M Baker 94/100; B: J Pet-tinato 94/104, 2nd A Harris 93/104; C:P Lee 76/100; 100T SK: O/A: PM

Brown 98/100; AA: D Parsell 96/100;A: S Hewitt 94/100, 2nd C McDougall86/100; B: PM Brown 98/100; C: DOgden 88/100, 2nd L Watson 81/100.

Hamilton 18-5-02Windy & Rain (34) - 10T P/S E/O: RMillard 30/30, 2nd S Chambers, MGreen, S Collins & S Rundell 29/30;75T CH/CH: AA&O/A: T Gould141/150, 2nd P Cleggett 140/150; A: SCollins 111/125, 2nd M Dyson110/125; B: M Greene 112/125, 2nd GBergroth 129/150; C: S McRae106/125, 2nd P Shepherd 101/125.

Jeparit 21-4-02Perfect (28) - 15T D/B CASH S/S: AA:D Flavel & W Hawker 15/15; A: DPerkins, L Sprigs, R Hounsel, A Jones& R Black 15/15; B: H McClure, JOugh & G Strauss 14/15; C: DPreston 15/15, J Sanders 14/15; 25TD/B C/S: AA&O/A: J Hawker 77/77, JHawker 76/77; A: D Perkins 51/52, RHounsel 48/49; B: S Attmann 49/50, GStrauss 34/36; C: W Mann 28/31, SMarriott 27/31; 15PR D/R C/S:AA&O/A: D Flavel 36/40, E Hall34/40; A: D Perkins 30/40, R Black28/40; B: J Hinneberg 25/30, GStrauss 23/30; C: J Kruger 24/30, WMann 19/30.

Jeparit 19-5-02Excellent (27) - 15T CASH S/S: AA: DFlavel, D Heinrich, W Hawker, OHayek, J Hawker, R Lehmann & RAndrews 15/15; A: B Blackwood, NHinneberg & A Jones 15/15; B: JWitney & D Harris 15/15, G Strauss& S Altmann 14/15; C: S Marriott15/15, B Hawker & J Sanders 14/15;25T P/S C/S: AA&O/A: D Flavel243/243, D Heinrich 242/243; A: RBlack 132/135, R Hounsell 74/75; B: DHarris 110/111, G Strauss 70/75; C: S

GEELONGClay Target Club

Reg No. 5130

Ph: (03) 5229 4252

AUGUST PROGRAMSaturday, 3rd August Sporting Clays 12pm startSunday, 4th August 1pm startEvent 1 10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D $5.00Event 2 25 Tgt Double Barrel $10.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, CEvent 3 25 Tgt Point Score $10.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, CEvent 4 10 Pair D/Rise $9.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, CSunday, 25th August 1pm startEvent 1 10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D $5.00Event 2 25 Tgt Double Barrel $10.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, CEvent 3 25 Tgt Point Score $10.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, CEvent 4 20 Tgt Continental $9.00

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C

Lady, Jnr, Vet, Red Noms

Gippsland ProgrammeAugust 2002

Bairnsdale, Saturday 3rd 12 noonWillis Growgott Memorial1. 50T Memorial Ball Trap2. 10T PTS EO CD3. 30T DB

Secretary K Cousens 51531079

Wonthaggi, Sunday 11th 12 noon1. 50T Dot & Jeph Kent Memorial(25 DB, 25 SB) AA, A, B, C 1+22. 20 PR State D/Doubles 1+2

Secretary L Bateman 93993340

Morwell, Saturday 17th 12 noon1. 50T DB C’Ship AA, A, B, C 1+22. 30T SB Trophies AA, A, B, C 1+2

President G McMillan 51486365

Korumburra, Saturday 24th 12 noon1. 50T Ball Trap Elimination Graded2. 25T PTS Graded3. 25T DB Graded

Secretary C Widdows 56623079

Tambo Valley, Sunday 25th 10.30am startNovelty Shoot - Club H’Caps

Secretary P Sandy 51594368

Traralgon, Saturday 31st 12 noon1. 10T PTS EO2. 75T Mixed C’Ship AA, A, B, C 1+2

Secretary G McCluskey 51992849


FRANKSTON AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGET CLUB

INC. A 0010859 S ABN 255 281 411123 Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs PO Box 340 Patterson Lakes 3197 Telephone 9782 1626

SUNDAY, August 41 10 Target Continental Points Cash Divide $5.002 50 Target Continental Double Barrel AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd Trophy $20.003 25 Target Continental Points AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd Trophy $15.004 25 Target 5 Stand Sporting AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd Trophy $15.005 25 Target Skeet Doubles AA,A,B,C Cash Divide $10.006 50 Target Skeet AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd Trophy $20.00

All Juniors 1/2 Noms.

SUNDAY, August 11No Competition

Club Grounds open from 10 am to 6 pm for practice

Practice DTL, Skeet, Tower, Trench and 5 Stand Sporting

SUNDAY, August 181 15 Target Points Cash Divide $9.002 FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN $1,000.00 CHALLENGE

90 Target Mixed Birds 30 Single, 30 D/B, 30 Points $35.00$1,000 DIVIDED IF MORE THAN ONE POSSIBLE1st each grade Sash and 200 SHELLS, 2nd 50 SHELLS, Overall takes Grade

3 75 Target Skeet AA,A,B,C Championship $25.00All Juniors 1/2 Noms

SUNDAY, August 254th ROUND South East Zone TEAM SHOOT

1 25 Target Double Barrel2 25 Target Handicap3 50 Target Skeet

CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICEMonday, Tuesday, Friday — 12pm to 4.30 pm

Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday — 10 am to 6 pmISSF Skeet, Trap and Double Trap

DTL, Continental, Ball Trap and Double Rise, American Skeet and Tower

5 Stand SportingCome and checkout Australia’s Most Progressive Clay Target FacilityFRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN ctc. & MATTARELLI AUTOMATIC TRAPS

Serving you betterCheck our Internet Site at www.shooting.org.au


Marriott 69/81, B Hawker 66/81; 25TD/B CASH S/S: AA: D Flavel, ACameron, D Heinrich, W Hawker, JHawker, A Hawker & R Andrews25/25; A: R Hounsell, J Ough, R Black& A Jones 25/25; B: G Strauss, JWitney, C Maybery & D Harris 23/25;C: S Marriott 24/25, B Hawker 23/25.

Kerang 11-5-02Mild (23) - 10T D/B E/O: C Hill, BMcCraw, K Adams, J Absalom, GASmith, G Bradley, G Hall & W Upton10/10; 30T NWZ MED C/S: O/A&AA:C Hill 99/100, 2nd R Nisbet 117/120;A: G Bradley 98/100, 2nd A Stevens97/100; B: W Perry 58/60, 2nd CStreet 57/60; C: P McCraw 56/60, 2ndN Lipple 55/60; 25T D/B C/S:O/A&AA: W Upton 157/157, 2nd RNisbet 157/157; A: G Bradley 25/25,2nd L Saunders 43/44; B: J Absalom52/54, 2nd N Gibbons 51/54; C: PMcCraw 24/25, 2nd B McCraw 23/25.

Korumburra 25-5-02Overcast (43) - 25T D/B GRD: AA: WParks 66/66, 2nd M Green 65/66; A: HFinken 35/36, 2nd K Saggers 34/36; B:L Scribani-Rossi 38/39, 2nd R Jen-nings 37/39; C: T Haw 20/25, 2nd RFoote 20/26; 25T D/B H/C: 1st L Scrib-ani-Rossi 34/34, 2nd W Parks 39/40,3rd P Mills 38/40, F/M: G Mitchell23/25; B/M: L Scribani-Rossi 25/26;25T D/B CONT: AA: K Caldercott66/66, 2nd L Curtis 65/66; A: GMonson 25/25, 2nd D Kendell 24/25;B: L Fincham 25/25, 2nd B Smith24/25; C: R Foote 22/25, 2nd F Finken19/25; TWR 10T PTS: G Bennett29/30, H Crawford 27/30, M Green27/30.

Kyneton 26-5-02Fine & Cool (30) - 20T D/B: B&O/A: RO/Meara 30/30, 2nd G Moore 27/28; A:

C Langridge 29/30, 2nd D Munro24/25; C: J Hill 18/20, 2nd P Dunn17/20; 20T H/C: W Calaby 20/20, 2ndC Penno 25/26, 3rd A Stevenson24/25; 10SET TWR/TRAP: J Hill & MSpencer 29/30, D Munro & G Moore29/30, B Stewart & C Langridge29/30.

Mansfield 19-5-02Cool & Overcast (38) - 10T P/S E/O: MBeecham, K Skinner, P Kirley, I Cook,A Blease, P Desmond & D Diaz 30/30;50T MED C/S: O/A&AA: R Kirley99/100, 2nd D Diaz 97/100; A: AKirley 116/120, 2nd L McKeon115/120; B: P Desmond 94/100, 2nd SCampbell 89/100; C: S Callahan85/100, 2nd M Ward 81/100; JNR: LApps 103/120, 2nd J Cleeland102/120; M&M SHIELD TEAM:Mansfield 476/500 & Melbourne454/500; 20PR D/R C/S: AA&O/A: RKirley 35/40; A: J Mollica 33/40; B: RBarns 30/40; C: M Ward 27/40; JNR: LApps 28/40; H/G: R Kirley 134/140.

Maryborough 25-5-02Beautiful Autumn Afternoon (18) -10PR SK D/D: 1st B Rafferty & JShepherd 12/14, 2nd A Tink & DHunt 11/14; 10PR TRAP&TWR: 1st ATink 20/20, 2nd J Corbett, L Johnson& J Shepherd 18/20; 10PRAUTO&DRIVEN: L Johnson, MRaffety & B Rafferty 20/20; 25T D/BC/S: O/A&AA: B Rafferty 54/55, 2nd JShepherd 53/55; A: C Anderson 27/30,2nd M Rafferty 23/25; B: D Carter22/25, 2nd G Clarke 21/25; C: PFergues 17/25, 2nd F Hubble 16/25.

Melbourne 18-5-02Cold & Windy (80) - 75T SPORTINGCLAYS C/S: O/A: D Menara 62/75;AA: V Ruddick 49/75; A: M Wright58/75, 2nd J Contarino 61/83; BL D

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB

Victoria Rd LILYDALEPh/Fax: 9739 1771

www.melbournegunclub.com.au

AUGUSTSaturday 3rd Open Jnr1. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd Trophy AA, A, B, C $12 $6.602. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $18 $113. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.604. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd AA, A, B, C $14 $145. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd AA, A, B, C $14 $14

Event 4 & 5 no trophy. Shooters may enter graded optional purseFull Sash for High Gun over events 4 & 5

Saturday 10th Open Jnr1. 40 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $18 $112. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $18 $113. 75 Tgt Trench O/A, A, B, C $31 $204. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd AA, A, B, C $14 $145. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd AA, A, B, C $14 $14

Full Sash for High Gun over events 4 & 5No trophy, shooters may enter a graded optional purse

Saturday 17th Open Jnr1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C’Ship

Trophies donated by R F BuchanAA, A, B, C, Vet, Jnr, O/A takes grade & sash Trophy 2nd $31 $20

2. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.603. 30 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $13 $6.604. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60

Saturday 24th Open Jnr1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd Trophy

AA, A, B, C Vet Trophy 2nd $31 $202. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.603. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.604. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60

Saturday 31st Open Jnr1. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship $12 $6.602. 45 Tgt Melbourne Gun Club Mixed

Target Grd C’Ship $19 $1215 Tgt Pts, 15 Tgt D/B, 15 Tgt Continental

3. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $34 $26

The committee reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary

PRACTICE AVAILABLE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS AND SATURDAY

MORNINGS ON FULLY AUTOMATIC TRAPSPrices are inclusive of GST

VCTASouth East Zone

SchoolChampionships

Thursday, 1stAugust 2002

Frankston / Australian CTC IncRossiters Rd Carrum Downs

Melways Ref 98 C9

Zone Secretary Chris Carrol(03) 5950 6058 (bh)(03) 9775 7926 (ah)


METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INCReg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794

Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076 Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd off O’Hearns Rd EppingPhone: 039401 3134 Fax: 039401 3122 E-Mail: [email protected]

AUGUSTSunday 5TH 12 noon StartEv 1. 10 tgt Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Noms $7.70.Ev 2. 25 tgt DB O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $11. Red $9. Jnrs $6.50. Ev 3. 25 tgt DB Pts O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $11. Red $9. Jnrs $6.50.Ev 4. 20 tgt Pair D,Rise O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $17. Red $13. Jnrs $11.Ev 5. 50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13.Ev 6. 50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16. Jnrs $13.

Sunday 11TH 11am Start 75 tgt Simulated F & G OTG ( noms close 1.00 pm Sharp )

Saturday 17TH 12 noon Start SKEET SHOOTEv 1. 100 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $36.Ev 2. 50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20.

Ev 2 Shot In-conjunction with Ev 1 Both Events Noms $46.

Saturday 17TH 6.00 pm Start NIGHT SHOOTEv 1. 20 tgt Night Shoot Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Noms $10.Ev 2. 20 tgt Night Shoot DB O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $10. Red $8. Jnrs $6.Ev 3. 5 STAND SPORTING NIGHT SHOOT 50 TARGETS

5 STAND SPORTING NIGHT SHOOTO/A, 1ST & 2ND AA. A. B. C. & 2 MAN TEAM

COMBINED ACTA & AF&GASunday 18TH 12 noon Start Ev 1. 10 tgt Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Noms $7.70.Ev 2. 50 tgt Double Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13. Ev 3. 25 tgt Continental DB O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $11. Red $9. Jnrs $6.50.Ev 4. 50 tgt Ball Trap O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13.Ev 5. 50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13.

Sunday 25TH 11am Start 75 tgt Simulated F & G. OTG ( noms close 1.00 pm Sharp)

PRELIMINARY NOTICE

METROPOLITAN GRAND PRIX CARNIVAL 2002SAT/SUN 2ND & 3RD NOVEMBER 2002

GETTING BIGGER AND BETTER THAN LAST YEAR FOR MORE INFORMATION ON GRAND PRIX AND ACCOMMODATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE

Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun

Overall Takes His or Her Grade. Flash Targets On All ACTA Shoots

President C Milroy Mobile 0413 484 069,Secretary P McVicar Ph 9401 3134 Mobile 0418 391 644.

* ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST *

THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM


Numurkah SheppartonClay Target Club Inc.

A0042370 CThe Numurkah Clay Target Club Inc. and Shepparton Clay Target Club Inc. have joined forces tobecome the NUMURKAH SHEPPARTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. Shooting at Naring Rd, Numurkah, the Committee are currently planning two new DTL layouts and asecond Tower to be erected later this year and plans for a shower/ toilet block, a Skeet and combinedBall Trap/ Double Trap is hoped for later in the next couple of years. The Committee is committed to providing the best facilities possible to all shooters near and far and hope that you can support the Clubin its new and bright era. The Committee also wishes to advise shooters that there are some changesto the remaining 2002 Program and hope that no one is inconvenienced by the changes.

August Sunday 4th 12.00noon 10tgt P/S E/O, 30tgt D/B C/ship, 50tgt H/Cap, 10pr D/R, 10tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun.

August Saturday 24th 6.00pm (Night & Day Shoot)25tgt NEZ Night D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 25tgt NEZ Night S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C.25tgt NEZ Night Cont. S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C.

August Sunday 25th 10.00am10tgt Cont. D/B C/D, 30tgt Cont. D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C.25tgt NEZ Cont. S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, O/A 2 Day High gun.

September Sunday 1st 12.00 noon Picnic Shoot15tgt D/B, 15tgt P/S, 15tgt H/cap, all Cash Prizes

September Saturday 7th Night shoot Cancelled & Moved forward to August 24thSeptember Sunday 22nd 11.00 am10tgt Tower P/S E/O, 30tgt Lloyd Armstrong Memorial P/S Tower, 25tgt NEZ Tower D/B C/ship, 30tgt S/B Tower C/ship, O/A High gun

October Saturday 5th 6.00pm (Night & Day Shoot)STATE Night Cont. D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, STATE Night Cont. P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C.

October Sunday 6th 10.00amNUMURKAH SHEPPARTON INAUGURAL SHOOT30tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30tgt S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C Sponsored by A & D Calandro & Sons Bobcat Hire, O/A High gun

October Sunday 27th 1.00pm Picnic Shoot15tgt D/B, 15tgt P/S, 15tgt H/cap, all cash prizes

November Sunday 3rd 11.00am Denise Calandro Memorial Shoot10Tgt E/O, 30Tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30Tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30Tgt H/cap 1.2.3.B/M., 10tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun

November Tuesday 5th 11:00 amThe Numurkah Shepparton Clay Target Club Inaugural Shoot

and Annual Melb. Cup Day Shoot.10tgt D/B Gr C/D, 30tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30tgt H/Cap 1.2.3.BM, O/A High gun.

November Sunday 24th Cancelled

December Sunday 1st X-mas Shoot Combined & Rescheduled for 15th Dec.

December Sunday 15th 12.00 noon Christmas shoot & social day- Free evening BBQ6 x Novelty Events & Jnr S/B Final.,Includes 15tgt tri-shoot flush, Alan Kriss Mem. Off the Fence.

December Sunday 22nd X-mas Shoot Combined & Rescheduled for 15th Dec.

President - Alan Cole 58646442 Vice President - Wendy Stott 58219039Secretary - Russell Felmingham 58655342 Treasurer - Cheryl Winters 58312442


Genovese 59/75, 2nd C Barker 55/75;C: G White 48/52, 2nd G Whitaker48/49; VET: R Jones, 2nd B Sanger52/75; JNR: L Rentzis 44/75, 2nd JJones 29/75; LAD: J Motschall 33/75;40T P/S C/S: O/A&AA: D Wales120/120; A: S Zotti 119/129; B: MBending 96/120; C: M Finn 101/126;40T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: P Haslam40/40; A: S Zotti 39/40; B: M Bending33/40; C: T Fiorentino 36/40.

Mornington 11-5-02Fine (28): 10T EO CONT: N Quick, GSparey, D Cross, S Teboneras, BBarlow, G Beckworth; 25T CONT.:AA: 1st C Carrol 50/50, 2nd A Craw-ford 49/50, 3rd T Rowe 23/25; A: 1st SZotti 25/25, 2nd D Hammond 36/36,3rd G Beckworth 35/36; B: 1st J Cross24/25, 2nd B Barlow 48/48, S Tebon-eras 47/48; C: E Alaimo 20/25; 50TBALL TR: AA: T Rowe 47/50, C Carrol46/50, B Woodward 42/50; A: RWilliams 45/51, L Howell 44/51, GSparey 42/50; B: D Cross 56/61, NQuick 55/61, D Hammond 46/51; C: GBeckworth 47/50, D Lauritzen 46/50,L Azzopardi 44/50.

Mt Bogong 5-5-02Fine & warm (29): 10T CONT. EO: Kmaurey 10/10, R Phefley, T Pigram, JWest, R Taylor 9/10; 20T CONT. CS:A: 1st J Pearce 22/22, 2nd T Pigram21/22; B: 1st S Coulston 19/20, 2ndKmaurey 18/20; C: 1st B Wilson, 2ndJ Wilson 15/20; 15T HC: 1st B Wilson19/20, 2nd R Fish 18/20, 3rd J Suther-land 14/20; 15PR DEAUVILLE DBCS: 1st T Pigram & D Harley 15/15,2nd C Elkington & J Wilson 14/15;HG: J West 41/45.

Nepean 18-5-02Fine, Cold & Windy (28) - 150TCHALLENGE: AA&O/A: K Caldecott

217/250, 2nd P Mills 212/250, 3rd WWoodward 211/250; A: D Lauritzen210/250, 2nd K James 208/250, 3rd NCarrol 207/250; B: G Boyp 203/250,2nd N Quick 197/250, 3rd 195/250; C:R Bakker 193/250.

St Arnaud 26-5-02Perfect (18) - 10T P/S E/O: J Kell & CKelly 30/30, 2nd W Coates & JMcVitty 29/30; 25T D/B GRD C/S:O/A: J McVitty 177/177, 2nd C Kelly176/177; A: J Grewar 25/26, 2nd WCoates 32/35; B: M Fithall, 2nd GStrauss 30/32; C: N McQuinn, 2nd KMalcolm 21/25; 25T H/C: 1st D Petrie40/40, 2nd C Kelly 39/40, 3rd JGrewar 29/30; H/G: C Kelly 80/80;OTF RND 5: B Coates.

Sebastopol 19-5-02Cold & Showers - 10T CONT E/O: JCorbett, C Turner, W Calaby, G Ervin,M Dignan, M Pollock, A Hoare & PCarroll 10/10; 30T CONT: AA: PCarroll 33/33, K Wright 32/33; A: JCorbett 28/30, 2nd M Pollock 26/30; B:P Wynd 42/42, 2nd A Hoare 41/42;30T D/B C/D: AA: P Carroll 30/30; A:J Corbett 30/30; B: J King 30/30.

Swan Hill 19-5-02(15) - 10T E/O D/B: A Byrne, JAbsalom & W Upton 10/10; 50T D/BC/S: AA: D Loder 49/50, 2nd W Upton47/50; A: S Bates 48/50, 2nd PHutchinson 45/50; B: P Costa 48/50,2nd N James 47/50; C: B Jardine47/50, 2nd A Mills 25/50; 25T CONTC/S: AA: W Upton 25/25, 2nd D Loder22/25; A: S Bates 25/25, 2nd PHutchinson 20/25; B: A Byrne 25/25,2nd I Dower 24/25; C: B Jardine21/25.

Traralgon 19-5-02Cloudy & Overcast (27) - 20T PTS

Werribee VictorianClay Target Club Inc

PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 303010 MIN DRIVE FROM WERRIBEE CBD

ON BALLAN ROAD

August 2002PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY

& SATURDAY 1PM

Sunday 4th August at 12 Noon100 tgt Trench Handicap - $35 (pays to 6th

place) - AA+0, A+4, B+8, C+12

Sunday 11th August at 12 Noon

CFA Fund RaisingShoot

Events 20 tgt D/B, 20 tgt S/B, 20 tgt P/S,Entry $15

Only CFA Members / Emergency Service Personal, for CFA Event

Club Shoot10 tgt P/S E/O C/D $7

*25 tgt GRD D/B $12 - 1st & 2ndAA, A, B, C plus Sash O/All

*25 tgt GRD P/Score $12 - 1st & 2ndAA, A, B, C plus Sash O/All

*20 tgt Continental $10 C/D15 tgt DTL Novice Championship - Noms

$15 including cartridges

Sunday 18th August at 12 Noon75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33 -

Sash O/All, 1st A, B, C100 tgt Skeet - $30 - 1st AA, A, B, C

JACKPOT10 tgt P/S Eye Opener CD Nom $7

**50 tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus O/ASash Noms $20

**50 tgt Points 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus O/ASash Noms $20

**(These TWO events form part of the optional$1300 Lucky Ball rolling Jackpot)

(Unless previously won)

Sunday, 25 AugustVeneto/Abbruzzo Shoot

(See separate advert this issue)President: A De Muri 0418 353268

Secretary: Claire Watts (03) 9742 1134Management reserve the right to alter the program if considered necessary

Minimum of 5 shooters must be in grade before2nd prize paid

Veneto & AbruzzoClay Target Shooters

SUNDAY 25 AUGUST 2002 - START TIME 12.00PM

Venue WISCI Complex, Ballan Road, Werribee

Event 1: 10 Tgt Eye Opener Points C/D AA-A-B-C —- $7

Event 2: 25 Tgt Single Barrel 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C $10.00 $12.00

Event 3: 25 Tgt Double Barrel 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C $10.00 $12.00Event 4: 20 Tgt Points Score 16metre C/D

AA-A-B-C —- $10.00Drawn Jackpot $2.00

Sponsored by: Amerigo Masci, Adv.Dip DPDental Prosthetist

5 Charlotte Court, Taylors Lakes, VIC 9449 2174

The committee reserve the right to alter or modify any event if necessary

Mr Ernesto Bertollo Ah: 9852 0694Mr Mario Salvatore Ph: 9359 1938


New South Wales

C/D: AA: G Bennett; A: G McCluskey;B: S Russell; C: F Finken; 40T CONTC/S: O/A&AA: B Stokes 41/41, 2nd GBennett 39/40; A: L Glover 39/40, 2ndS Stokes 39/40; B: S Russell 40/41,2nd T Sanders 35/40; C: F Finken33/40, 2nd J Bartnam 35/40; TRAR-ALGON & MORWELL 2 Day: O/A:AA: G Bennett 113/115; A: GMcCluskey 110/115; B: S Russell114/115; C: F Finken 91/115; H/G: SRussell 114/115.

Veneto & Abruzzo 24-3-02Hot & windy (28): 10T EO PT CD: AA:C Zagor 29/30, G Went 27/30; A: SZotti 27/30; B: L Ogilvie 29/30; C: JIncani 21/30; 25T PT GR: AA: G Went,C Zagor 68/75; A: S Zotti 74/75, C: JSoppi 71/75; B: P Gobbo 71/75, LOgilvie 69/75; C: J Incani 59/75, TMileo 57/75; 25T DB GR: AA: DNielsen 33/34, C Zagor 32/35; A: JSoppi 24/25, S Zotti 38/40; B: LOgilvie 30/31, D Cocozziello 29/30; C:J Incani 22/25, U Melchoirre 17/25;30T DB CD GR: AA: D Nielson 30/30;A: J Soppi 30/30, M Wells 30/30; B: PGobbo 30/30; C: J Incani 26/30.

Veneto & Abruzzo 26-5-02Cold & Cloudy (33) - 10T PTS E/OC/D: AA: T Psaila 29/30; A: J Soppi &S Zotti 29/30; B: G Adamo, M Rocca, JNewman & P Clark 30/30; C: U Mel-chiorre 24/30; 25T PTS GRD: AA: TPsaila 69/75, G Went 67/75; A: S Zotti74/75, J Soppi 70/75; B: M Rocca70/75, G Adamo 72/78; C: I De Carolis66/75, B Kavanagh 61/75; 25T D/BGRD: AA: G Went, T Psaila; A: S Zotti24/25, 2nd J Soppi 23/25; B: G Adamo25/25, M Rocca 25/26; C: U Melchiorre20/25, C De Carolis 23/29; 30T CONTC/D: AA: T Psaila 28/30, G Went28/30; A: S Zotti 27/30; B: J Barklem

26/30, G Adamo 26/30; C: P Duarte24/30.

Walmer 4-5-02Fine & warm: 10T PT CD: I Osgood,W Calaby, G Elloit, B Rafferty 30/30;25T DB GR CS: AA & OA: B Rafferty120/120, J Shepherd 119/120; A: RGreenwood 64/65, N Frankling 50/51;B: P Bird 74/75, D Opperman 33/35;C: R Osgood 24/25, K Daniel 22/25;Over 60: A Stevenson 25/26; Over 70:A James 22/25; 25T SB GR CS: AA: BRafferty 25/25, W Calaby 41/42; A: JCorbett 24/25, C Alderson 22/25; B: IOsgood 24/25, P Bird 25/27; C: ROsgood 24/25, F Hubble 23/29.

Walmer 18-5-02Cold & Cloudy (12) - 10T PTS TWRC/D: J Hill & N Paterson 30/30; 20TPTS TWR GRD C/S: A&O/A: J Hill123/123, G Thatcher 120/123; B: AJames 60/60; C: F Hubble 57/60, PFergerus 53/60; Over 60: N Frankling87/87; Over 70: N Paterson 56/60;10PR D/D D/P C/S: A James & G Hall60/60, N Frankling & G Thatcher59/60.

Wangaratta 19-5-02Cloudy & Unsettled (9) - 50T SK C/S:O/A&A: G Farish 49/50, 2nd HMemery 48/50; B: K Fisher 47/50, 2ndT Plum 43/50; C: K Perry 43/50; 50TSK C/S: O/A&A: G Farish 60/60, 2ndP Smith 58/59; B: K Fisher 43/50, 2ndT Plum 42/50; C: K Perry 39/50.

Warracknabeal 25-5-02Fine & Slight Breeze (25) - 15T P/SS/S: AA: R Lehmann & D Heinrich45/45; A: R Black & T Foster 44/45, BLehmann & R Hounsell 42/45; B: ABriggs 44/45, J Hinneberg 43/45, LNieward 42/45; C: B Mann 42/45, R

Brown 40/45; 25T S/B C/S: O/A&A: RBlack 47/49, 2nd T Foster 23/26; AA:D Flavel 46/49, 2nd R Lehmann26/28; B: J Hinneberg 31/34, 2nd HMcClure 30/34; C: R Brown 19/25, 2ndP Perry 18/25; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A:D Flavel 54/54, 2nd B Robinson 53/54;A: A Jones 39/40, 2nd T Foster 37/38;B: L Niewand 39/40, 2nd J Witney38/41; C: J Sanders 23/25, 2nd AFacchin 22/25.

Warrnambool 13-4-02Fine: 25T DB CS: AA: 1st P Cleggett25/25, 2nd W Wombell 48/49; A: 1st JKennett 37/39, 2nd G Jennings 36/39;B: 1st J Evans 26/27, 2nd R Evans25/27; C: 1st W Crawford 23/2, 2nd TEgan 19/25; 25T PS CS: AA: 1st GHayden 75/75, 2nd R Millard 72/75;A: 1st G Jennings 73/75, 2nd JKennett 67/78; B: 1st B Crawford71/75, 2nd N Harris 70/75; C: 1st JWythe 61/75, 2nd W Crawford 67/87;OFF THE BOX: W Crawford.

Warrnambool 11-5-02Fine (24) - 20PR D/R C/S: AA: GHayden 44/50, 2nd B Miller 42/50; A:M Dyson 34/40, 2nd M Dumesny32/40; B: J Dumesny 35/40, 2nd BPhillips 32/40; C: J Hardcastle 31/40,2nd T Egan 23/40; 25T D/B C/S: AA: BMiller 50/50, 2nd G Hayden 49/50; A:M Dyson 35/36, 2nd G Jennings30/31; B: M Greene 24/25, 2nd JDumesny 51/53; C: T Egan 23/25, 2ndJ Hardcastle 21/25; OFF THE BX: GJenning 4/4.

Werribee Victorian12-5-02Fine & cloudy: 10T PS EO: J Neuman30/30, D Azzopardi 29/30; 25T DB: AA& OA: T Psaila 41/41, 2nd G Went40/41; A: D Azzopardi 23/25; B: 1st J

Krause 24/25, 2nd E Bertollo 22/25;C: W Sadler 23/25; 25T PS: OA & AA:T Psaila 74/75, 2nd G Went 70/75; A:J Barklem 73/75; B: 1st P Radoa68/75, 2nd J Neumann 66/75; C: WSadler 71/75; 20T CONT: E Bertollo,C Phillips 20/20.

Werribee Victorian 18&19-5-02D/T 75T + 25T FINAL: O/A: A Vella174; A: R Mark 144, 2nd B Dunstan139; A: T Karakizos 97, 2nd D Barry96; B: L Cook 104, 2nd D White 96; C:G Shade 98, 2nd B Lacey 96; LAD: GShade 98; JNR: D White 97; TRENCH125T + 25T FINAL: O/A: A Vella139/150; AA: C Wennberg 116, 2nd NAsmar 108; A: S Trembath 107, 2nd CHenwood & T Karakozis 103; B: MTigani 99, 2nd S Price 95; C: K Stott89, 2nd D White 87; LAD: R Attard94; JNR: A Brady 99+1; SK 125T +25T FINAL: AA: L Ogilvie 129, 2nd NRundell 127; 10T P/S E/O: C Trem-bath 30/30, C Phillips & B Signorotto29/30; 50T D/B: O/A&AA: G Young51/52, 2nd B Signorotto 50/52; A: MWells 48/50; B: C Phillips 41/50; C: SRoiall 44/50; 50T P/S: O/A&AA: CTrembath, 2nd G Young; A: M Wells138/150; B: C Phillips 133/150; C: SRoiall 106/150.

Woods Point 26-5-02Cool & Clear (21) - 5T D/B PTS E/O:Hoon, T Apps, P Desmond, R Kirley &P West 15/15; 20T D/B H/C: 1st SKirley 30/31, 2nd P Desmond 29/31,3rd L Apps 24/26, 4th Hoon 23/25;50T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: R Kirley48/50; A: K Skinner 46/50, 2nd BForrest 51; B: S Kirley 44/50, 2nd RLay 43; C: N Kirley 45/50, 2nd BMcKenna 37/51

Albury Wodonga 12-5-02(40) - 10T P/S C/D: J Leahy, T Cald-well & A Collins 30/30; 25T P/S C/S:O/A&AA: R Carter 75/75, 2nd MKruger-Davis 74/75; A: G Lafferty74/75, 2nd T Caldwell 81/83; B: KLeahy 73/75, 2nd C Elkington 71/75;C: N McIntosh 70/75, 2nd J Elkington66/75; 50T D/B: O/A&AA: R Carter58/58, 2nd A Lafferty 57/58; A: DJackel 63/64, 2nd R Phefley 62/64; B:R Petts 49/50, 2nd K Jones 48/50; C: BWilson 46/50, 2nd A Kruger-Davis47/53; 25T S/B: O/A&A: N Clark29/29, 2nd G Lafferty 28/29; AA: RCarter 24/25, 2nd A Lafferty 23/26; B:K Jones 28/30, 2nd F Bienuenu 27/30;C: N McIntosh 23/25, 2nd A Kruger-Davis 25/28; H/G: R Carter 175/180;JNR: B Jackel 46/50.

Barellan 12-5-02Fine (27): 10T DB OFF15M CD: BIrvin, S Papasidero, L Irvin, L Todd, BBoyd, E Wardman, K Polsen, K Whyt-cross, A Paonne, P Barnes, A Bound,D Turner,A Heckman, S Guest all10/10; 25T IAN WHYTCROSS MEM.CENT. RIV. DB CS: OA & A: 1st SGuest, 2nd A Bound; B: 1st M Stan-more, 2nd L Irvin; C: 1st A Heckman,2ndC M Fairley; LAD.: K Wardman;VET.: B Boyd; JNR: B Irvin; 10T DBCD: A Sinclair, G Blattman, K Whyt-cross, A Paonne, P Barnes, T Salafia,A Bound, D Turner, S Guest, BDuncan.

Barellan 9-6-02Overcast & Cold (15) - 10T D/B OFF15M C/D: G Blattman, P Barnes, JVardanega, A Paonne & A Paonne Jnr

10/10; 50T D/B T OFF 15M: O/A&A: PBarnes, 2nd A Paonne; B: J Tiffen,2nd S Papasidero; C: A Paonee Jnr,2nd B Richen; VET: B Boyd; JNR: BIrvin; 10T D/B H/C C/D: B Irvin, BRichens, G Blattman, M Forrest, KWhytcross, J Vardenega, A Paonne &A Paonne Jnr 10/10; H/G: P Barnes.

Bathurst 5-5-02Fine, but cloudy (20): 25T DB CD: AA:J Newton, J Finn, L Aberley, P Haley25/25; A: A Clarke 25/25, L Alexander,T Dolbel 24/25; B: C Coles 25/25, DFinn, M Harber 23/25; C: J Welsh20/25, W Crosmak 18/25; 50T PS CS:OA: P Haley 149/150; AA: J Newton153/156, J Finn 152/156; A: L Alexan-der 136/150, T Dolblel 132/150; B: MHarber 137/150, W Rowe 130/150; C:W Crosmak 53/150; 25T HC: 1st RSlaven 37/38, 2nd D Finn 36/38, 3rd JFinn 33/35; HG: P Haley 196/200.

Bathurst 19-5-02Very Cold, Rain & Sleet (9) - 25T SKH/C: J Harris 25/25; 25T SK C/D: AA:R Clarke 25/25, L Aberley 24/25; A: DHunt 22/25, D Moorby 22/25; B: JHarris 23/25, W Rowe 23/25; C: WCrosmak 20/25; 50T SK C/S: O/A: RClarke 52; AA: G Moorby 51, LAberley 25/50; A: D Moorby 47/50, DHunt 46/50; B: W Rowe 48/50, JHarris 45/50; C: W Crosmak 41/50.

Batemans Bay 19-5-02Sunny Blustery Winds (15) - 25T D/B:AA&A: R Ehlers 25/25, M Gschwend23/25; B: A Wedutenko 22/25, BHallam 21/25; C: A Shiels 20/25, RHarcher 19/25; 25T P/S: AA&A: R

WANGARATTACLAY TARGET CLUB

Invites you to celebrate Bluey’s50th Year as ACTA & Club Member

Saturday, 17th August DTL 12 noonEvent 1 10 Tgt PS EO $6Event 2 20 Tgt Ken “Bluey” Maurey PS C/Ship

AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd & BJNoms. Open $10 Red $8 Jnr $4 OS $2

Event 3 20 Tgt Ken “Bluey” Maurey DB C/ShipAA, A, B, C 1st & 2ndNoms. Open $10 Red $8 Jnr $4 OS $2

Event 4 15 Pr Ken “Bluey” Maurey D/Rise C/ShipAA, A, B, C 1st & 2ndNoms. Open $12 Red $10 Jnr $6 OS $2

Event 5 Junior 10 Tgt S/B $1Open, Veterans & Junior High Guns over programThe Committee reserves the right to alter the programs

if considered necessary

President: Daryl Hunt (03) 5722 1169Publicity Officer: Gil Farish (03) 5762 5224

PRELIMINARY NOTICEWangaratta 2 Day Trap Shoot

2 CDS, 6 C/Ships, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2ndOctober, 19th & 20th Start 10am Daily

Open, Ladies, Veteran, Junior High Guns


Ehlers 72/75, K Noud 67/75; B: TStevenson 55/75, C Hurst 54/75; C: AShiels 62/75, K Griefahn 58/75; 25TD/B MXD METER: AA&A: K Noud24/28, R Ehlers 23/28; B: A Wedut-neko 19/25, C Hurst 18/25; C: A Shiels22/25, K Griefahn 20/25; 25T B/T:AA&A: R Ehlers 22/27, K Noud 21/27;B: B Hallam 19/25, C Hurst 19/26; C:R Hatcher 19/25, A Shiels 18/25.

Bombala 19-5-02Cold (21) - 5PR D/R E/O: A Roberts;10PR D/R C/S: O/A&AA: R Kearns,2nd G Mills; A: S McIntrye, 2nd DBennett; B: W Morgan, 2nd RBelcher; C: S Bennett, 2nd R Nichols;20T D/D C/S: 1st R Kearns & S McIn-tyre, 2nd C Davis & S Bennett; 25TD/B H/C: 1st C Davis, 2nd G Mills,3rd S Bennett; 25T D/B C/S: O/A: PEwart; AA: G Mills, 2nd C Smith; A: PEwart, 2nd G Geering; B: W Morgan,2nd B Smith; C: R Nichols, 2nd SBennett; INTER H/G: R Nichols; H/G:G Mills.

Boorowa 25-5-02Cold & Windy (20) - 25T H/C: CCroker 23/25, D Finn 22/25, K Chi-averini 21/25, F/M: M Crisp; 50T D/BC/S: O/A: T O’Leary 50/51; AA: J Finn49/50, 2nd S Amery 47/50; A: NPrivett 47/50, 2nd N Nicholson 53/54;B: B Hallam 43/50, 2nd C Croker41/50; C: R Nolan 36/50, 2nd D Perci-val 32/50; 25T CONT: AA: T O’Leary25/25; A: N Nicholson 23/25; B: BHallam 24/25; C: D Percival 19/25;H/G: T O’Leary 95/100.

Canberra 26-5-0250 DB: OA: H Klink 53/53, AA: 1st MLyons 66/67, A: 1st C Milligan 52/53,B: 1st A Atkins 49/50, C: 1st PJackson 41/50; 50 SB: OA: J Allan48/50, AA: 1st W Cameron 47/50, A:

1st D Crane 66/69, B: 1st A Atkins47/50, C: 1st P Jackson 35/50; HG: AAtkins 96/100.

Canowindra 12-5-02Hot & Fine (31) - 25T D/B C/D CONT:10 possibles; 50T D/B CONT: O/A: TBarton 219/219; AA: G Sinclair218/219, 2nd M McCalister 209/210;A: J Sciuto 48/50, 2nd M Blazley48/50; B: M Mitton 49/50, 2nd C Cross48/50; C: B Ricketts 48/50, 2nd CBarbagallo 37/50; 25T P/S GRD C/D:AA: G Barton & T Barton 75/75; A: SBarbagallo 73/75, M Blazley 67/75; B:R Campbell 74/75, 2nd W Schaefer71/75; C: B Ricketts 69/75, 2nd J Rae59/75; O/A H/G: T Barton & M McCal-ister 150/150.

Canowindra 19-5-02Wet & Windy (33) - 25T D/B GRD: AA:W Barton, E Barton, J Finn, JLawrence, T Barton & M McCalister25; A: M Blazley, G Hoskins, J Sciuto& T Dolbel 25; B: M Malilka & RCampbell; C: B Ricketts 25/25, ARobinson 22/25; 50T P/S C/S:O/A&AA: E Barton 159/159; 2nd TO’Leary 158/159, 3rd M McCalister146/150; A: G Hoskings 144/150, 2ndM Matilka 140/150; B: J Horspool134/150, 2nd D Finn 132/150; C: ARobinson 136/150, 2nd B Ricketts133/150; 25T H/C: 1st G Barton, 2ndM Blazley; O/A H/G: E Barton197/200.

Cecil Park 10-5-02Fine (50): 30T DB CD: AA: N Xenos, PFarrugia, C Andrew, T Arvanitakis30/30; A: M Bajada, L Chahine 30/30;B: D Abela 30/30; C: G Zovi, I Chahine28/30; 30T PT C/TPY: AA: 1st GZorotheos 96/96, 2nd G Rootes 93/96;A: 1st G Hapeshi 91/93, 2nd T Chris90/93; B: 1st F Pignataro 86/90, 2nd

M Castles 87/93; C: 1st L Morabito90/90, G Zovi 89/90.

Cecil Park 11-5-02Cool (41): 50T SK CD: AA: A Hickman50/50; A: P Kouroupis 50/50; B: NWatchorn 48/50; C: P Oswald, WChalmers, I Burr 43/50; 50T STHRNZONE SK. C/TPY: OA: S Wright60/60; AA: 1st H Bader 59/60, 2nd MMorgan 58/59; A: 1st J Cunningham54/55, 2nd A Najar 49/50; B: 1st NWatchorn 49/50, 2nd H McMaster48/50; C: 1st I Burr 44/50, 2nd WChalmers 44/50; 50T STHRN ZONENIGHT SK C/TPY: OA: J Lucchitti50/50; AA: 1st M Newman 61/62,. 2ndP Vella 59/61; A: 1st B Buhagiar43/50, 2nd J Cunningham 42/50; B:1st R Satara 43/50, 2nd N Watchorn42/50; C: 1st C Cavallaro 37/54, 2ndW Banovich 33/51.

Cecil Park 12-5-02Warm & Fine (14) - 100T TRENCHC/T: O/A: P Farrugia 109/125; A: AAbraham 83/100; B: M Bajada 74/100;C: M Carta 74/100; 100T ISSF SKC/T: 1st A Santangelo 109/125, 2nd LPezzano 105/125 + 2/2.

Cecil Park 17-5-02Cold (24): 60T DB CT: OA: C Andrew64/64; AA: 1st G Rootes 63/64, 2nd JKoolbanis 58/60; A: 1st J Muscat58/60, 2nd N Tourgelis 59/62; B: 1st BBartolo 57/60, 2nd S Tourgelis 54/60;C: 1st G Zovi 57/60, 2nd S Percentes56/60.

Cooma 11-5-02Fine & sunny (16): 10T DB EO CD: EOsolins, D Blewitt, G Mifsud, GJessop, A Miesar 10/10; 50T MTCLUB CS: OA: C Smith 75/84; A:1st GWright 74/84, 2nd B Deacon 75/84; B:1st A Niesar 59/70, 2nd B Smith

58/70; C: 1st E Osolins 57/70, 2nd RNichols 52/70; 25T DB HC: 1st EOsolins 25/25, 2nd B Deacon 49/50,3rd D Ubrihien 48/50; FM: R Nichols21/25; HG: S McIntyre 105/117.

Cooma 25-5-02Cold & Overcast (20) - 50T SK: O/A: SMcIntyre 50/50; A: R Venables 38/50;B: D Blewitt 48/50, 2nd R McGufficke51/55, 3rd P Craig 50/55; C: F Luc-carda 43/50, 2nd N Badewitz 41/50,3rd C Casarotti 40/50; 1/2 RND SKDBLS C/D GRD: A: R Venables 20/25;B: G Misfud 23/25, D Blewitt & PCraig 22/25; C: B Craig 21/25, CCasarotti 19/25, G Simmons, F Luc-carda 18/25.

Corowa 26-5-02Warm & Clear (26) - 10T D/B C/D: 8possibles; 20T PTS C/S: O/A: J Pearce60/60, 2nd B Wignall 59/60; B: RNixon 56/60, 2nd R Barron 46/50; C: FPiodonaani 55/63, 2nd A Ferguson52/63; 20T S/B C/S: O/A&A: D Hunt20/20, 2nd T Pfeiffer 21/22; B: R Gul-liver 17/20, 2nd R Nixon 14/20; C: DWilliams 17/22, 2nd A Ferguson16/22; 20t H/C: 1st R Nixon 36/36, 2ndT Pfeiffer 35/36, 3rd D Hunt 24/25;H/G: D Hunt 106/110.

Crookwell 18-5-02Overcast & Cold (17) - 20T P/S: AA: BWray 59/60; A: D Howard 53/60; B: DCrisp 51/60; C: R Howard 54/60; 20TD/B: AA: K Chiaverini & D Anderson20/20; A: N Privett & D Loane 19/20;B: J Skelly 20/20; C: R Howard 17/20;20T S/B: AA: K Chiaverini 19/20; A: NPrivett, D Crisp, N Nicholson & DLoane 19/20; B: D Bonello 18/20; C: RHoward 15/20; 20T D/R: AA: PWildman 35/40; A: D Loane 35/40; B:R Medway 30/40; C: R Howard 31/40.

POSITIONVACANT

Applications are invited from interestedpersons for the position of Shoot

Marshal for the 2002 NSW Clay TargetAssociations DTL Carnival to be held at

the ACTA National Ground 4th to 7th October inclusive

Interested persons should apply,stating experience, to:

Executive OfficerPO Box 466

Wagga WaggaNSW 2650

Applications close last mail6 September 2000

Albury-WodongaClay Target Club Inc

RIVERINA ZONE BALLTRAP CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday 11 August 200210.00am start

Event 1 10 Target Point Score Cash DivideNoms $6.00

Event 2 50 Target Riverina Zone Ball Trap ChampionshipNoms $20.00 L/V $14.00 Jnr $9.00

Event 3 25 Target Presidents Double Barrel ChampionshipNoms $11.00 L/V $8.00 Jnr $5.00

Event 4 25 Target Allan “Porky” Collins Continental ChampionshipNoms $11.00 L/V $8.00 Jnr $5.00

All Championship events pay O/A - 1st & 2nd each grade.HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER FULL PROGRAMME.

Junior Award on Event 3 - Free noms to next shoot.

$150.00 open order from Elks Hunting &Fishing for possible shot over full programme.

Albury-Wodonga Clay Target Club use and endorse GEMINITRAPS on all our DTL & Ball Trap events.

President: Reg Petts (02) 6040 1133 (bh) / (02) 6025 1239 (ah)Secretary: Ross Carter 0419 449465 (mob) / (02) 6025 2294 (ah)


ADVANCE NOTICE

NSW State ISSF ProgramTo be held At

Cecil Park Clay Target Club6th, 7th & 8th of September 2002

Club ISSF Shoot Marshal: Leonardo PezzanoClub Phone: (02) 9826 1399

Club Facsimile: (02) 9826 1933President: Dave McLeod (02) 9625 8631

Secretary: Barbara McLeod (02) 9625 8631

CECIL PARK CLAY TARGET CLUBAAAAnnnnnnnniiiivvvveeeerrrrssssaaaarrrr yyyy SSSShhhhooooooootttt

Sunday, 25th August 2002 — 10.00am SharpEvent 1: 25Tgt D/B Graded AA, A, B, C.

Sash O/A Medals 1st & 2nd Each Grd. Noms $15.00Event 2: 25Tgt Pts Graded AA, A, B, C.

Sash O/A Medals 1st & 2nd Each Grd. Noms $15.00Event 3: 25Tgt S/B Graded AA, A, B, C.

Sash O/A Medals 1st & 2nd Each Grd. Noms $15.00Event 4: 25Tgt Cont Graded AA, A, B, C.

Sash O/A Medals 1st & 2nd Each Grd. Noms $15.00

Total Nominations: $60.00

O/A / HIGH GUN: 1 CASE 7 1/2 X 28GRM SHOTSHELL OVER EVENTS 1, 2, 3 & 4Cartridges, Light Refreshments and Soft Drinks on Grounds

Club Phone: (02) 9826 1399. Club Facsimile: (02) 9826 1933President: Dave McLeod (02) 9625 8631. Secretary Barbara McLeod (02) 9625 8631


Downside 25-5-02Fine & Cool (18) - 50T SPORTINGCLAYS C/S: O/A: T Harris 48/50; AA:B Hall 43/50; A: B Tye 53/60; B: HFairfield-Smith 46/50; C: G Burton40/50; 50T D/B CONT C/S: O/A: RBlake 71/73, 2nd W Ronald 70/73, 3rdT Harris 55/58; AA: J Vardanega45/50; A: H Fairfield-Smith 47/50; B:M Monteleone 45/50; C: D Richards34/50; ?: O/A: R Blake 144/150, 2nd GBurton 142/150, 3rd A Sanders139/150; AA: T Harris 135/150; A: BTye 138/150; B: A Green 135/150; C: DRichards 106/150.

Glen Innes 4-5-02Warm & overcast (35): 25T DB 15MCD: AA: A Futter, G Sweeney, JMcBean 25/25; A: G Anderson 25/25,M Klingner, P Wright , C Bloxsome, PBrunnell, A Yannuccelli 24/25; B: RWesslink 25/25, B Finch 24/25; : BLewis 20/25, M Colley 19/20; 25T DBHC: J McBean 56/56, D Pischke55/56, M McCosker 34/35; 25T PS15M - 25T SB 15M: AA: B Sweeney99, A Futter 97, J McBean 96; A: MKlingner 97, N Campion 93, G Ander-son 93; B: B Bloxsome 96, G Conwell89, R Wesslink 89; C: B Lewis 88, MColley 74, R Hobbs 63; HG: J McBean145/150; D&F HALL PTS: J McBean3, A Futter / M Klingner 1 1/2.

Goulburn 12-5-02Fine (19) - 10T D/B E/O: R Hunt, IGregory, T Murphy, D Crane, K Chi-averini, L Pinner, D Gregory, R Smith,N Nicholson & L Cocking 10/10; 50TD/B C/S: O/A: K Chiaverini 50/50; AA:R Smith 68/70, 2nd R Hill 67/70; A: NNicholson 66/70, 2nd J Tsifisis 65/70;B: R Hunt 46/50, 2nd I Gregory 56/62;C: D Gregory 48/50, 2nd E Hunt43/50; 20T D/B H/C: 1st I Gregory31/31, 2nd R Hill 30/30, 3rd K Chi-

averini 24/25; 20T D/B CONT C/D:AA: L Pinner 20/20, L Cuzner 19/20,3rd K Chiaverini 18/20; A: N Privett20/20, 2nd D Crane 19/20, 3rd NNicholson 18/20; B: L Gregory 19/20,2nd J Hunt 18/20, 3rd R Hunt 17; C:E Hunt 17/20, 2nd A Smith & IGregory 15/20; H/G: K Chiaverini98/100.

Grafton 12-5-02Fine & Clear (16) - 25T D/B GRD H/CC/D: AA: B Cameron 23/25, 2nd JCunningham 21/25; A: M Smith & KNoud 24/25, 2nd J Lowndes 23/25; B:B Mitchell & N Watkins 24/25, 2nd RWesslink & T Watts 23/25; C: A Har-rison 21/25; 25T D/B C/D: AA: J Cun-ningham 25/25, 2nd B Cameron24/25; A: J Lowndes 25/25, 2nd PMcGuire, M Smith & K Noud 24/25;B: B Mitchell & N Watkins 23/25, 2ndR Wesslink & B Majoram 21/25; C: AHarrison 19/25; 50T P/S CLUB C/S:O/A: P McGuire 153/159; AA: J Cun-ningham 144/150, 2nd B Cameron143/150; A: P McGuire 144/150, 2nd KNoud 143/150; B: N Watkins 136/150,2nd B Marjoram 134/150; C: A Harri-son 101/150; H/G: K Noud 191/200.

Grenfell 12-5-02Fine & sunny (15): 25T DB CONT.CD: A: 1st J Finn 25/25, 2nd M Mitton24/25; B: 1st W Schaefer 24/25, 2nd GEngland 23/25; C: 1st B Ricketts24/25, 2nd A Milne 22/25; 50T SB CS:OA & AA: J Finn 46/50; B: W Schaefer51/57, 2nd G England50/57; 25T HC:1st M Mitton 25/25, 2nd D Geddes26/27, 3rd W Schaefer 25/27; HG: MMitton 94/100.

Grenfell 9-6-02Overcast & Wet (32) - 10T D/B C/D: 13equal 1st; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: CFoster 100/100, 2nd J Lawrence

CECIL PARK CLAY TARGET CLUB

SOUTHERN ZONE NIGHTSOUTHERN ZONE NIGHTPOINT SCORE CONTINENTPOINT SCORE CONTINENTALAL

at Cecil Park Clay Target ClubFriday, 16th August 2002

Starting Time 6.30pm SharpSash for S/Z P/S Continental Program

Event graded AA, A, B, CNIGHT CANTEEN FACILITIES: SOFT DRINKS & AMMUNITION FOR SALE ON GROUNDS

Club Phone: 02 9826 1399 Club Fax: 02 9826 1933Dave McLeod (President): Home: 02 9625 8631

Barbara McLeod (Secretary): Home: 02 9625 8631

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ZZZZOOOONNNNEEEE CCCCAAAARRRRNNNNIIIIVVVVAAAALLLLIncluding NSW Junior Masters

23rd, 24th & 25th August2002

OVER $13,000 IN TROPHIES, CASHAND SASHES

See July’s Shooters News (centre pages)for full details or phone President:

Bryan Manns (02) 6836 1742Secretary: Louise Machul (02) 6836

2345 BH (02) 6836 2811 AH


CANOWINDRA CLAY TARGET CLUB INCDate: 15 September 2002. Time: 9am sharp

Event 1: 25 Target D/B Graded C/D $10.00Event 2: Central Zone P/Score C/Ship $18.00. Sweeps O/A $2.00. 1st O/A 1st & 2nd

AA, A, B, C Grades Event 3: Central Zone S/B C/Ship $18.00. Sweeps O/A $2.00. 1st O/A 1st & 2nd AA,

A, B, C GradesEvent 4: Central Zone D/B C/Ship $18.00. O/A $2.00

1st O/A 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C GradesTotal Noms Open $70.00

Ladies/Juniors/Veterans $50.00O/A HIGH GUN

Zone President: John Finn, Ph. 02 6345 1259Contact: Peter Taylor, Ph. 02 6344 2091; John Lawrence, Ph. 02 6344 1441 / 02 6344 1548

— TRAPS OPEN 8AM PRACTICE —

CASH PRIZES! CASH PRIZES! CASH PRIZES!

Central Zone Trap Carnival NSW

MMAARRCCOONNII CCLLAAYY TTAARRGGEETT CCLLUUBBGround Location: Sydney / Marconi Clay Target Complex

Heatcote Road, MenaiPostal Address: The Secretary, 247 Connels Point Road, Connels Point 2221

Marconi 2002 Anniversary ShootFriday, 30th August 2002 starting at 6.30pm

20 Targets Double Barrel E/O $10.0050 Targets Double Barrel $25.00

Sunday, 1st September 2002 starting at 10.00amEvent 1: 20 Targets Point Score E/O shot over 4 traps $12.00Event 2: 100 Targets Double Barrel Anniversary Shoot $60.00

Plus sweepsOverall $500.00 Cash, Trophy and Sash

1st Each Grade: AA, A, B and C $250.00 Cash, Trophy and Sash2nd Each Grade: AA, A, B and C $100.00 Cash, Trophy3rd Each Grade: AA, A, B and C $60.00 Cash, Trophy

High Gun $250.00 Cash, Trophy and SashCARTRIDGES, FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE GROUND

The Committee reserves the rights to alter the program at any time

Shooters Please Note: Saturday, 17th August: Annual Anniversary Dinner DanceFor information phone Domenic Salvaggio (President) (02) 9728 9150, A/H (02) 9602 6781

Salvatore Franco (Treasurer) (02) 9822 1262 Mobile 0414 557 452


INVERELL RSM CLAY TARGET CLUBNNNNoooorrrr tttthhhheeeerrrrnnnn ZZZZoooonnnneeee TTTTrrrraaaapppp CCCCaaaarrrrnnnniiiivvvvaaaallllSaturday 17th & Sunday 18th August 2002Saturday 9.00am Start

Event 1: 50T Northern Zone D/B C’Ship. $30.00O/All: Sash, Badge & Cash 1st: Badge & Cash - all grades,2nd: Cash - all grades

Event 2: 25T Retravision D/B Cont Classic. $18.00O/All: Sash, Badge & Trophy 1st: Badge & Trophy AA A B C,2nd: Trophy AA A B C

Event 3: 50T Northern Zone SB C’Ship. $30.00O/All: Sash, Badge & Cash1st: Badge & Cash - all grades,2nd: Cash - all grades

Sunday 8.30am StartEvent 4: 25T Inverell RSM Club D/B Grand Classic. $18.00

O/All: Sash, Badge & Trophy 1st: Badge & Trophy AA A B C,2nd: Trophy AA A B C

Event 5: 50T Northern Zone PS C’Ship. $30.00O/All: Sash, Badge & Cash 1st: Badge & Cash - all grades,2nd: Cash - all grades

Event 6: 25T Nesbitts S/B Classic. $18.00O/All: Sash, Badge & Trophy 1st: Badge & Trophy AA A B C,2nd: Trophy AA A B C

OVER HIGH GUN - SPONSORED BY BEAUREPAIRSSashes for Graded High Guns & Juniors, Ladies & VeteransSponsored by McBean & Son

C.L.A.S.S. & Ernie Redman Trophy Teams EventsTotal Nominations $144.00

70% nomination for Juniors, Ladies & Veterans shooting full programmeLunches & refreshments available each day with Mini Calcutta on Event 5.

Ammunition also available. Practice 2.00pm Friday. ALL WELCOMEClub situated 2.5km east of Inverell on Gwydir Highway.

Committee reserves the right to alter programme.President Ken McBean 6721 4136 (ah)

Secretary Leah Humphreys 6724 8292 (ah)

225 FLURO TARGETS OFF 15 METRES


92/93; A: G Hoskins 99/100, 2nd AChristou 28/29; B: G England 27/28,2nd D Finn 28/29; C: A Milne 26/28,2nd I Foster 25/28; 25T S/B C/S:AA&O/A: K Nealon 30/31, 2nd CFoster 32/34; A: A Christou 22/25, 2ndA Robinson 21/25; B: I McKenzie29/31, 2nd B Ricketts 30/33; C: IFoster 21/25, 2nd A Milne 19/25; 25TP/S C/S: O/A&AA: C Foster 234/234,2nd T O’Leary 223/224; A: M Blazley93/96, 2nd A Christou 68/75; B: IMcKenzie 72/75, 2nd B Ricketts74/81; C: G Gault 69/75, 2nd RJohnson 67/75; 25T H/C: 1st G Gault37/37, 2nd T O’Leary 36/37, 3rd BRicketts 35/36; The 5 man HenryLawson Shield winners for 2002: GGault, B Ricketts, A Christou, IMcKenzie & K Nealon; H/G: TO’Leary 170/172.

Griffith 5-5-02Fine & warm (17): 10T DB: 8 Divided;COUNTRY ENERGY MED. CS: OA:B McAllister 124/125; AA: 1st GCastellaro, 2nd J Vardanega; A: JEvans, 2nd G McDonald; B: 1st BMcAllister, 2nd F Monteleone; C: VBucello; 20T HC: 1st B McAllister34/34, 2nd T Merriman 33/34, 3rd SPapasidero 25/26.

Guyra 25-5-02Cool (30) - TRENCH: O/A: J Poole46/50; A: D Johnson 45/50; B: C Blox-some 43/50; C: B Bloxsome 36/50; 25TD/B H/C C/T: 1st B Rumbel 61/61, 2ndJ Gerrard 60/61, 3rd B Bloxsome55/56; CLUB D/R C/S: O/A: G Baxter46/50; AA: S O’Rourke 45/50; A: NCampion 44/50; B: K Bourke 53/70; C:R Hickey 43/60; 25T D/B 15M GRDC/D: AA: J Poole, G Baxter, RHammond, M Hickey & A Skinner25/25; A: G Wilson, N Campion & JGerrard; B: W Lasker & B Bloxsome24/25, K Bourke 22/25; C: R Hickey25/25, G Simpson 24/25, T Bourke21/25; H/G: G Baxter 92/100.

Junee 26-5-02Fine & Warm (23) - 10T D/B CONTE/O: T Harris, J Foxwell, A Garlick, ICrisp, P Watchorn, D Polier, WBurton, D Caccioppoli, R Wright, KLongmore, B Ricketts & A Seary10/10; RZ D/B CONT C/S: O/A: RWright 62/62; AA: D Caccioppoli61/62; A: A Garlick 38/39; B: D Power37/38; C: B Ricketts 25/26; RZ P/SCONT C/S: O/A: R Wright 75/75; AA:D Caccioppoli 71/75; A: J Foxwell73/75; B: P Dorizas 71/75; C: B Rick-etts 66/75; RZ S/B CONT C/S: O/A: AGarlick 33/33; AA: D Caccioppoli29/30; A: G Burton 32/33; B: P Dorizas24/25; C: B Ricketts 20/25; H/G: RWright 134/135.

Illawarra 8-6-02Cold & Windy (96) - 25T D/B C/D: 27possibles; 25T P/S C/S: O/A: T Lion-atos 98/99, 2nd T Psarakis 97/99; AA:K Perkins 78/81, 2nd G Castellaro77/78; A: M Havill 74/75, 2nd GDominello 76/78; B: N Sharp 72/75,2nd B Veronese 83/87; C: J Mitchell69/75, 2nd F Honeyman 68/75; LAD:H Gay 73/75; JNR: G Field 73/78;VET: M Tilley 71/75; 50T D/B: O/A: BWebb 100/100, 2nd N Teale 98/100;AA: G Castellaro 96/97, 2nd P Fitza-lan 93/94; A: R Squire 71/72, 2nd STsoukalas 61/62; B: B Veronese 52/53,2nd M Monteleone 49/50; C: DJohnson 46/50, 2nd D Harb 45/50;LAD: H Gay +9/50; JNR: G Field+9/50; VET: M Havill 49/50.

Illawarra 9-6-02Cold & Windy (108) - 25T D/B C/D: 9possibles; 25T S/B C/S: O/A: ZAlameddine 30/31, 2nd G Rootes29/31; AA: M Diamond 40/42, 2nd bRose 39/42; A: J Camilleri 26/28, 2nd

P Vella 26/28; B: F Pignataro 24/25,2nd N Sharp 24/28; C: J Alves 19/25,2nd J Mitchell 17/25; LAD: H Gay23/25; JNR: B Cooper 22/25; VET: MHavill 21/25; 2002 OPEN 50T D/B:O/A: A Turner 80/80, 2nd G Castellaro79/80; AA: S Trembath 63/64, 2nd RRose 62/64; A: M Navara 51/52, 2nd Jboulos 50/52; B: C Briotelis 47/50, 2ndN Petrone 47/50; C: J Agostino 47/50,2nd M Veronese 47/50; LAD: K Ken-nerson 48/50; JNR: M Baker 47/50;VET: M Tilley 47/50; H/G: O/A: GCastellaro 247/250; AA: M Diamond245/250; A: M Havill 239/250; B: BVeronese 234/250; C: F Honeyman213/250; LAD: H Gay 236/250; JNR: GField 250/275; VET: M Tilley 220/250.

Inverell RSM 18-5-02Cool & cloudy (40): 50T NTHN ZONEBALLTR: OA: P Holmes 68/71; A: BSweeney 67/71; B: S O’Rourke 46/50;C: C Mitchell 35/50; 25T DB TPY EV.:AA: P Holmes 31/31; A: D Pischke26/26; B: P Mepham 27/27; C: KDarby 24/25; 25T PS CONT CS: OA: RDale 74/75; AA: K McBean 72/75; A: AVine 73/75; B: N Humpreys 69/75; C:K Darby 62/75; 25T HC: R Dale 25/25;HG: R Dale & A Vine 122/125.

Kempsey 20-4-02Fine & sunny (15): 25T DB CD 15M:AA: P Baker 25/25, T Cragg, K Neill24/25; A: G Edwards 24/25, P Smith21/25; B: B Neill, K McWhirter, BMitchell 24/25; C: D Aitken 22/25, JGriffiths 19/25, D Curtis; 75T DBCHAMP. OF CHAMPS: OA: P Baker145/150; AA: 1st K Neill 143/150, 2ndT Cragg 117/125; A: 1st G Edwards111/125, 2nd P Smith 107/125; B: 1stB Neill 119/125, 2nd K McWhirter135/150; C: 1st D Curtis 93/125, 2nd JGriffiths 84/125; 10T DB NIGHT: AA:T Cragg, P Baker 10/10; B: J Park10/10, K McWhirter, A Baker, SMcMahon 9/10; 50T PS NIGHTCLUB CS: OA: K McWhirter 142/150;AA: 1st T Cragg 147/162, 2nd P Baker146/162; B: 1st A Baker 141/150, 2ndS McMahon 137/150; HG: P Baker290/310.

Kempsey 18-5-02Cloudy (13) - 25T D/B C/D 15M: AA: BJones 25/25, K Neill 23/25; A: P Smith& B Aitcheson 24/25, T Cragg 20/25;B: K McWhirter 24/25, C Crighton22/25; C: T Cromp 21/25, S O’Leary19/25, D Curtis 16/25; 25T CONT15M CLUB C/S: O/A: B Jones 25/25;AA: K Neill 22/25; A: T Cragg 35/36,2nd B Aitcheson 34/36; B: B Neill24/25, 2nd G Kachel 22/25; C: SO’Leary 24/25, 2nd T Cramp 22/25;25T S/B 15M C/D: AA: B Jones 24/25,2nd K Neill 23/25; A: B B Aitcheson25/25, P Smith 20/25, T Cragg 19/25;B: B Neill & C Crighton 22/25; KMcWhirter 19/25; C: T Cramp 19/25,D Curtis 17/25, S O’Leary 15/25; 25TP/S 15M C/D: AA: K Neill 74/75, BJones 71/75; A: B Aitcheson 72/75, TCragg & P Smith 65/75; B: C Crighton72/75, B Neill 69/75, K McWhirter66/75; C: S O’Leary & T Cramp 58/75;H/G: B Aitcheson 145/150.

Lightning Ridge 25-5-02Sunny & cool (15): 5 PR EO: DLehman 8/10; 15 PR “AGGIE” DR CS:OA: R Lehnman 19/30; A: C Strike18/30; B: K Searle 16/30; C: DLehman 14/30; 20 PR ‘DRTDIGGERS” DEAUVILLE DB: 1st RLehman & C Strike 14/20, 2nd DLehman & N Deshon 13/20.

Majura Park 24-4-0225T PS: OA: A Christou 77/78; AA: HKlink 72/75; A: J Andonarous 74/78;B: K Cox 71/75; C: R Richardson73/75; 30 CITY OF CANBERRA MXDT: OA: K Nealon 50/50; AA: P Simon

MAJURAPARK

ACT

OPENSHOOT

4th August 2002Sunday 9:30am *sharp*

Event 1... 25t PS (World E.Shoot)Noms $13 + 1

Event 2... 20t H’cap (I.M.I GOLD CUP)Noms $12 + 1Teams of 5 shooters $5 per shooter (optional)

Event 3... 75t National Capital Champ of ChampNoms $35 + 4

Reduced Noms..Ladies, Jnrs & VetsOA 1st & 2nd each grade...events 1 & 3

H’cap 1st, 2nd, 3rd HIGH GUN OVER ALL EVENTS

High Gun Trophy Ladies Jnr & Vets(3 or more each section)

Refreshments & ammunition availableat Club House

PHONO PULLS ON ALL TRAPSFurther information

02 62312053..02 62424041Club House..02 62417314..(club shoot times only)

Coming from either North or South on Federal Highwaytake turn-off Majura Road, to

Fyshwick/Airport, turn left at sign to gun clubs then1.1km to MPGC

PLEASE NOTE CHANGEIN PROGRAM

E-Shoot 2002Each squad will be called a team, where the highest squadscore will be sent to Maryborough Clay Target Club to becollated with other clubs around the world competing for

the world trophy donated by an English club.Look for our next advertised shoot in

September CTSN....August 31st & Sept 1st


NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB LTD

AAAAnnnnnnnnuuuuaaaallllCCCChhhhaaaarrrriiiittttyyyy SSSShhhhoooooooottttSaturday & Sunday 21st/22nd September 2002

10am StartSaturday 21st September

Event 1 Sponsored by Bill Van Beek Perpetual Trophy25T D/B Championship $20 + o/s $1.00O/All Winner - Sash + Trophy - 1st & 2nd each grade - Trophy

Event 2 Sponsored by Theo Stamoulis & Associates50T D/B Championship $30 + o/s $1.00O/All Winner - Sash + Trophy - 1st & 2nd each grade - Trophy

Event 3 Sponsored by Horsley Park Gun Shop25T P/S Championship $20 + o/s $1.00O/All Winner - Sash + 1 Case Cartridges - 1st each grade 1/2 case2nd each grade 1/4 case

CALCUTTA ON EVENT 4 TO BE HELD IN THE CLUB HOUSE AT THECOMPLETION OF THE LAST EVENT ON SATURDAY

Sunday 22nd SeptemberEvent 4 Sponsored by NSW Firearms Safety Awareness Council

25T D/B Handicap $20 + o/s $1.00O/All Winner - Sash + Cash - 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Cash

Event 5 Sponsored by NSW Gun Club50T D/B Championship $30 + o/s $1.00/25t(Including NSW Gun Club D/B Championship)O/All Winner - Sash + Trophy - 1st & 2nd Trophy

Event 6 Sponsored by Matarelli Traps25T P/S Championship $20 + o/s $1.00O/All Winner - Sash + 1 & 1/2 Case Cartridges - 1st each grade 3/4 case2nd each grade 1/2 case

OVERALL HIGH GUN - SASH + TROPHY - EVENTS 1-6INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN - SASH + TROPHY - EVENTS 1-6 (B & C GRADE)

(REDUCED NOMS - L, J, V) - TROPHY - EVENTS 1-6REFRESHMENTS, BBQ, CARTRIDGES & BAR AVAILABLE

Free camping facilities available on site NSW Gun ClubAccommodation at Checkers Hotel

Mona Vale Rd, Terry Hills (02) 9450 2422Range & Clubhouse - 131 Booralie Rd, Terry Hills - Ph (02) 9450 1775, Fax (02) 9486 3497

For further info: Sue Nichols Ph/Fax (02) 4579 6332


49/50; A: A Beavan 46/50; B: Z Horvat43/50; C: R Richardson 43/50.

Majura Park 1-5-0225T DB CD: AA: W Cameron 25/25; A:D Stevens & J Andonarous 24/25; B: TBurgess & K Cox 23/25; C: P Jackson22/25; 25T NAT. CAP. PS CS: OA: KNealon 86/87; AA: B Skinner 83/87; A:A Christou 79/81; B: Z Horvat 71/75;C: P Jackson 52/75.

Majura Park 5-5-0275T CITY OF CANBERRA CS: OA: TSpackman 122/125; AA: M Kruger121/125; A: D Fairall 117/125; B: RLangley 119/125; C: A Urban 107/125;20PR DD: 1st M Kruger & S Seckar,2nd D Fairall & R Seckar; HG: TSpackman 122/125; HG VET.: GJessop 104/125.

Majura Park 8-5-0225T DB CONT: OA: B Skinner 28/29;AA: D Marzotto 27/29; A: D Stevens27/29; B: K Cox 25/27; C: P Jackson22/26; 25T PS CONT: OA: P Simon75/75; AA: B Skinner 74/75; A: DStevens 61/75; B: K Cox 60/75; C: JGreenhalgh 60/75.

Majura Park 15-5-0225T DB CONT: OA: B Skinner 28/28;AA: T Spackman 27/28; A: JAndonarous 24/25; B: T Burgess24/25; C: P Jackson 22/25; 25T DBCONT C/S: OA: D Reed 52/52; AA: TSpackman 51/52; A: D Stevens 24/25;B: I McKenzie 40/41; C: J Finn 19/25.

Majura Park 22-5-0250T DB: OA: K Cox 49/50; AA: TSpackman 48/50; A: D Stevens 64/70;B: Z Horvat 45/50; C: J Greenhalgh45/50.

Majura Park 29-5-0225T DB CD; AA: K Nealon, H Klink, DReed 25/25; A: J Szuromi 25/25; B: BHallam, K Cox 24/25 C: J Finn 21/25;25T DB C/S: OA: G Jessop 25/25; AA:P Simon 26/27; A: D Crane 35/36; B: IMcKenzie 24/25; C: P Jackson 22/27.

Majura Park 2-6-02 50T DB C/S: OA: B Skinner 89/89;AA: P Simon 88/89, 2nd C Foster121/123; A: T Coutts 62/63, 2nd GGeering 56/57; B: R Langley 55/57,2nd A Jovanovic 54/57; C: A Urban45/52, 2nd N Urban 44/52; 25T H/C:1st B Burgess 64/64, 2nd P Simon63/64, 3rd W Murphy 40/41; 30TMXD C/S 15M: OA: H Klink 50/50;AA: P Schremmer 49/50; A: A Chris-tou 48/50; B: K Cox 49/50; C: AUrban 39/50; H/G: H Klink 122/125;VET H/G: A Wedutenko 106/125;IMI GOLD CUP TEAM: 1st BBurgess, A Jovanovic, R Richard-son, T Graham, W Cameron119/125, 2nd I McKenzie, A Chris-tou, D Crane, J Szuromi, T Burgess118/125.

Majura Park 5-6-0225PR D/R: OA: B Skinner 44/50; AA:P Simon 41/50; A: D Crane 34/50; B: BBurgess 35/50; C: J Greenhalgh24/50.

Majura Park 12-6-0225T PS (18m): OA: H Klink 74/75;AA: B Skinner 70/75; A: D Crane65/75; B: Z Horvat 70/75; C: J Finn59/75; 25T H/C C/S: 1st D Crane25/25, 2nd R Richardson 34/35, 3rd JFinn 33/35.

Majura Park 19-6-0225T DB: OA: B Skinner 25/25; AA: DReed 24/25; A: G Jessop 24/25; B: AWilson 24/25; C: J Finn 19/25; 25T PS:OA: D Crane 75/75; AA: D Reed 74/75;A: R Reed 71/75; B: Z Horvat 67/75; C:J Greenhalgh 54/75.

Marconi 10-5-02Mild night: 20T DB GR SW: AA: 1x19,1x17; A: 1x20, 4x19; B: 1x19, 1x18; C:1x18, 1x17, 1x16; 50PS: AA: F Audi-tore 137/150; A: L Trew 142/150; B: ATsolakis 127/150; C: J Tsolakki122/150.

Marconi 12-5-02Fine (36) - 25T D/B GRD SWEEPS:AA: 2x25, 2x24; A: 3x25; B: 3x22; C:1x21, 1x20; 25T P/S: AA: G Rootes74/75, 2nd F Auditore 73/75; A: JBoulos 80/81,2nd L Scott 79/81; B: SToson 67/75, 2nd V Mercuri 65/75; C:M Smith 67/75, 2nd A Luke 66/75;50T D/B: AA: G Rootes 50/50, 2nd TPsarakis 128/129; A: K Kennerson49/50, 2nd G Agostino 48/50; B: PSiafracas 50/54, 2nd V Mercuri 49/54;C: M Smith 43/50, 2nd A Luke 40/50;H/G: G Rootes 148/150.

Marconi 24-5-02Very Wet (17) - 10T P/S GRDSWEEPS: AA: 2x27, 1x23; A: 1x30,1x29, 2x28; B: 2x26, 1x22; C: 1x20,1x17, 1x9; 50T D/B: AA: G Zorotheos49/50, 2nd F Auditore 47/50; A: LTrew 49/50, 2nd M Navara 48/50; B: PPaphitis 50/54, 2nd G Poulios 49/54;C: Themos T 45/50, 2nd D Barros41/50.

Marconi 26-5-02Fine (37) - 25T P/S GRD SWEEPS:AA: 1x71, 1x66, 1x58; A: 1x74, 1x71,1x70; B: 1x71, 1x69, 1x67; C: 1x70,2x67; 25T H/C: 1st P Lynam 49/50,2nd J Kidd 48/50, 3rd H Guerriero44/46, 4th g Lynam 43/46; 50T D/B:AA: H Guerriero 49/50, 2nd F Audi-tore 47/50; A: J Worley 74/74, 2nd JKidd 73/74; B: J Luke 47/50, 2nd RVioli 48/52; C: F Honeyman 47/50,2nd D Cali 43/50; H/G: J Kidd145/150.

Mathoura 24-5-02Cool, clear evening; 5 PR DR EO: MRoberts, B Ireland 8/10; 15PR DR: OA& A: C Knight 28/30; B: B Simpson25/30; C: H O’Conner 20/30; 15TPS:1st R Kerslake 41/45, 2nd A Savieri40/45, 3rd G Armstrong 39/45.

Moulamein 26-5-02Perfect (28) - 10T D/B E/O S/S: R Aird,J Absalom, P Costa, C Gorey, CWeaver & W Lipton 10/10; 30T D/BC/S: AA: K Bruns 30/30, 2nd CWeaver 37/38, 3rd C Peach 36/38; A: DFisher 30/30, 2nd D Follett 29/30; B: IDower 27/30, 2nd W Perry 26/30, 3rdP Costa 25/30; C: R Aird 26/30, 2nd BFlight 25/30, 3rd N Lipple 33/39; 30TD/B CONT C/S: AA: C Weaver 30/30,2nd C Gorey 29/30, 3rd W Upton39/41; A: D Fisher 40/41, 2nd N Black-more 39/41, 3rd P Hutchinson 27/30;B: I Dower 28/30, 2nd J Absalom27/30, 3rd W Perry; C: R Aird 27/30,2nd B Flight 26/30, 3rd B McCraw25/30; H/G: C Weaver 45/46.

Narrandera 19-5-02Cold, Overcast, Rain Then Hail (19) -10T D/B E/O: 15 possibles; 50T D/B:O/A&AA: undecided after 150 targetsb/n R Liersch & M Kruger-Davis - tobe finalised next shoot; A: T Salafia50/50; B: M Stanmore 49/50; C: AKruger-Davis 47/50; 20T P/S C/D: SGuest & J Vardenga 60/60; H/G: MKruger-Davis 119/120.

NarromineDull, Cold & Windy: E/O: 10/10 MBeahan, S Richardson & M Rae; 20TD/B: 20/20 M Heywood & I.Pidding-ton, 19/20 B Heywood, R. Short & M.Rae; 20T S/B: 19/20 , I.Piddington,18/20. K Heywood & M.Heywood; 10PR D/R: 16 M Rae, 15 R King, 14 M.Heywood, B Heywood, R Newbigging& M Beahan.

NSW GUN CLUB LTDAugust 2002

Saturday 3rd August 200211.30am - Skeet Competition

100t10.00am Practice

Wednesday 7th August 20022.00pm - Charles Hlavaty Skeet H/Cap Comp

6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30t

Saturday 10th August 200211.00am - Grand Prix FINAL - 100t

10.00am Practice

Wednesday, 14th August 20026.30pm - Charles Waterhouse -

Memorial Shoot - 30t

Saturday, 17 August 200212 noon - MEMBERS ONLY - Trap

CompetitionNSWGC Champion of Champions

25t Skeet, 25t S/B, 25t D/B, 25t O/Trap

Wednesday 21st August 20022.00pm - Alf Najar Skeet Competition

6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30t

Saturday 24th August 20021.00pm - NSW GUN AGM (Members Only)

10.00am Practice

Wednesday 28th August 20026.30pm - Trap Competition - 30t

Saturday 31st August 200212 noon - Trap Competition

10t E/O C/D D/B, 25pr D/Rise10.00am Practice

EVERY WEDNESDAY2.00pm - 9.30pm - Practice

Location: 131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills NSW 2084Phone: 02 9450 1775; Fax: 02 9486 3497

Info: Club Captain: Rex Northcott 02 9646 5367 -Sue Nicholls 02 4579 6332

Mattarelli Traps are now in use on OlympicTrap, Skeet, Trap & ISU layouts - 5 Stand

layout now in use.

All Layouts are coin operatedIn ground phono pull systems

Wednesday NightsALL LAYOUTS NOW SHOOTING UNDER

FLOODLIGHTS


NNAARRRRAABBRRIICCLLAAYY TTAARRGGEETT CCLLUUBB IINNCC

Annual TwoDay Shoot

14th & 15th September2002

to be held at theNarrabri Gun ClubGun Road Narrabri

Saturday, 14thEvent 1 10T Point Score Elimination 15m E/O $5.00Event 2 30T Double Barrel Championship $20.00Event 3 30T Point Score Championship $20.00Event 4 30T D/B Cash Divide Event $20.00

Saturday Total $65.00

Sunday, 15thEvent 5 10T Point Score Elimination 15m E/O $5.00Event 6 30T Single Barrel Championship $20.00Event 7 30T Handicap Championship $20.00Event 8 15 Pair Double Rise Championship $20.00

Sunday Total $65.00

Total Nomination Both Days $130.00

Event 1 & 5 Case ShellEvents 2, 3, 6 & 8 Trophy 1st & 2nd Each Grade

Event 7 O/All 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4thChampionship Sashes on Events 2, 3, 6, 7 & 8

LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS AMMUNITION AVAILABLE

Enquiries phone Hugh Faris: President (02) 6795 6149

or Mitchell Stibbard: Secretary (02) 6792 6275Committee reserves the right to change the program

Newcastle Lake Macquarie 6-4-02Fine & beautiful (44): 100T &FINAL TR CHALL.: OA: F Minici114/125, 2nd S Zadro 113/125, 3rd HKassianov 107/125; A: A Abraham81/100; B: G Foster 85/100; C: R Rossi72/100; DTL 25T HC CS: OA: 1st KDavey 86/86, 2nd M Daniels 85/86,3rd P Turner 82/86; 60T MXD, 20TDB, 20T SB, 20T MXD: AA: 1st J Paul98/100, 2nd P Turner 92/100; A: 1st MKelly 97/100, 2nd P Poile 95/100; B:1st M McCallum 95/100, 2nd F Zil-iotto 92/100; C: 1st V Balliano 87/100,2nd A Burgess 83/100; OA HG: MKelly 134/140.

Newcastle Lake Macquarie 4-5-02Fine (50): 100T & FINAL NTHNZONE TR: OA: F Minici 116/126; A: SZadro 115/126; B: G Foster 78/100; C:A Vine 71/100, D White 71/100; 100T& FINAL TR. CHALL.: OA: S Zadro114/125, 2nd F Minici 112/125, 3rd HKassianov 111/125; A: 1st J Coaker86/100B: R Carr 76/100; C: A Burgess65/100, D Cangiano 65/100; 100T &FINAL NTHN ZONE SK: OA: KRaymond 60/125; C: J Jenkins; 50TDB DAWKINS CUP: AA: 1st J Paul53/54, 2nd M Ling 52/54; A: K Lons-dale 50/50, 2nd K Morgan; B: 1st DGoodwin 48/50, S Praschinger 51/55;C: 1st K Davey 45/50, 2nd E Bartlett43/50; OA: K Lonsdale 50/50; 25T PS:AA: 1st M Ling 77/78, 2nd J Paul76/78; A: 1st M Kelly 75/75, 2nd KLonsdale 74/75; B: 1st G Marriott74/75, 2nd D Goodwin 69/75; C: 1st JJenkins 79/93, 2nd A Burgess 78/93;OA HG: K Lonsdale 148.

NSW 18-5-02Overcast & Cold (27) - 100T S/B C/S:AA: P Farrugia 98, 2nd D Perri 96; A:M Norris 97, 2nd R Squire 92; B: A

Martin 91, 2nd H McMaster 87; C: DJohnson 81, 2nd S Martin 77.

NSW 13-5-02ALF NAJAR SK H/C: A Russell.

NSW 1-6-02Cold & Fine - 50T E/O SK: 1st JGuberina 50/50, 2nd R Clarke 49/50,3rd B Thomson 48/50; 50T SK: AA: RClarke 49; A: J Harris 49; B: PWilliams 48; C: B Ellison 39.

Orange 28-4-02Cool & cloudy (30): 25T DB CD: DHopwood, L Alexander, T O’Leary, RParker, M McAllister, J Lawrence, JNash 25/25; 50T PS CS: OA: M McAl-lister 149/150; AA: 1st T O’Leary148/150, 2nd J Nash 149/153; A: 1st RParker 144/150, 2nd P Rosconi147/156; B: 1st M Matilka 146/150,2nd D Hopwood 139/150; C: 1st CSciuto 140/150, 2nd P Riach 129/150;25T HC: 1st K Kramer 51/51, 2nd PFitzalan 50/51, 3rd D Hopwood 48/49.

Orange 26-5-02Sunny & Cold (20) - 1: C Petersens25/25, C Lynch, D Hopwood, A Eade,P Howell, M Matilka, M Matilka, JLawrence, J Nash & G McAllister24/25; 2: O/A: T Dolbel 56/59; AA: JNash 55/59, 2nd J Lawrence 46/50; A:L Quirk 46/50, 2nd S Barbagallo44/50; B: M Taylor 45/50, 2nd KKramer 44/50; C: C Barbagallo 32/50;3: O/A: J Nash 74/75; AA: A Eade85/90; A: T Dolbel 94/96; B: DHopwood 73/75; C: P Henman 62/75;H/G: J Nash.

Parkes 13-4-02Showers (18): 10T DB EO: J Watts, CFoster, C Hawke, M Blazely, B Dent,D Finn, T O’Leary, G Buckley, R

Newcastle

Clay Target Clubwishes to advise the advertised2-DAY OPEN SKEET SHOOT

for 2nd & 3rd November 2002

will now be held on

SATURDAY 16TH &SUNDAY 17TH

NOVEMBER 2002For full program see October ACTSN


Newcastle

Clay Target Club

NEWCASTLE ISSFTRENCH CHALLENGE16th & 17th November 2002

200 Targets Event

Saturday 16th NovemberFirst 100 Targets 10.00am start

Sunday 17th NovemberSecond 100 Targets + Final 10.00am start

Nomination: Open $150Junior $115 (Juniors are under the age of 18)

Prizes/Trophy: 1st $1000 + Perpetual trophy & replica2nd $800 + Replica trophy3rd $600 + Replica trophy

1st in each grade $250 + Trophy2nd in each grade $150 + Trophy

Conditions of entry: Ladies, Juniors and Veterans all compete for openevent. Juniors only to receive reduced nominations.

The committee reserves the rights to alter or cancel the program.

ACTA & SSAA Affiliated

Wilton Road, Awaba

PO Box 478

Toronto NSW 2283

Ph: (02) 4950 5111

Email:

[email protected]

President: Ross McLean

Ph: (02) 4392 4639

Sec: Peter Petherbridge

Ph: (02) 4938 0359


TAMWORTH CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.VENUE FOR: DTL BREAK RECORD 1,177 IN 1992 -AMERICAN SKEET BREAK RECORD 565 IN 2000

22225555TTTTHHHH AAAANNNNNNNNIIIIVVVVEEEERRRRSSSSAAAARRRRYYYYAAAANNNNNNNNUUUUAAAALLLL OOOOPPPPEEEENNNN TTTTRRRRAAAAPPPP

CCCCAAAARRRRNNNNIIIIVVVVAAAALLLLSATURDAY & SUNDAY 31 AUGUST & 1 SEPTEMBER 2002

210 FLURO TARGETS - CANTERBURY VOICE RELEASENOMINATIONS - $130 + OA SWEEPS

LADIES - JUNIORS - VETERANS - $100 + OA SWEEPS (IF SHOOTING WHOLE PROGRAM)LADIES-JUNIORS-VETERANS ARE SHOOTING AS IF THEY PAID OPEN NOMINATIONS,

HOWEVER, THEY ARE ONLY ENTITLED TO ONE HIGH GUN TROPHY.

TOP QUALITY SHOOT - TOP QUALITY TROPHIES

SATURDAY 31 AUGUST - 8-30AMEVENT 1 30T DIESEL CARE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (10T D/B-10T S/B-10T P/S)EVENT 2 25T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIPEVENT 3 50T TAMWORTH FIREARMS DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP

SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER - 8-30AMEVENT 4 25T PROUDS THE JEWELLERS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIPEVENT 5 50T NEW ENGLAND DOOR SERVICES DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIPEVENT 6 15 PAIR MCINNES TRADING DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP

*** THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM ***

TROPHIESEVENTS: OVERALL + 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE

HIGH GUNSOVERALL - SASH + 5 DAYS HOLIDAY AT THE GOLD COAST

GRADE - SASH + 2 DAYS HOLIDAY AT COFFS HARBOUR LADY - JUNIOR - VETERAN - SASH & TROPHY

JUNIOR HIGH GUN SPONSORED BY GRAHAM WILSON

MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA * LUNCH * REFRESHMENTS * CARTRIDGESCAMP SITES * HOT SHOWERS

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU PATRONISE THE FOLLOWING MOTELS WHICH SUPPORT THE CLUB

ALL SETTLERS MOTOR INN - 191 NEW ENGLAND HIGHWAY - SYDNEY SIDE - PH: 6762 1566THUNDERBIRD GARDENS MOTEL - NEW ENGLAND HIGHWAY NEMINGHA PH: 6760 0920

PRESIDENT: FRANK CHAFFEY - PHONE: 6760 8395 AHSECRETARY: LACH CAMERON - PHONE: 6765 4451 AH


Ellison, G Sinclair; 25T SB GR CD:AA: J Finn 24/25; A: M Blazely 22/25;B: G Breaden 22/25; C: J Tomlinson34/36; 25T HC: 1st C Ward 25/25, 2ndG Buckley 35/36, 3rd C Hawke 34/36;25T DB TWR CD: 1st G Buckley25/25, 2nd R Ellison & B Dent 23/25;HG: B Dent 80/85;

Parkes 11-5-02Fine (19): 5T DB EO: C Whittaker, RBurns, M Matilka, E Miles, B Dentm,C Ward, T Hawke, G Buckley, CHawke, G McAllister; 50T DB CS:OA: C Hawke 50/50; AA: D Wilson68/69, A: G Buckley 49/50; B: GBreaden 48/50; C: R Nock 43/50; 25THC: 1st M Matilka 30/31, 2nd C Ward29/31, 3rd C Hawke 26/31; 25T SBTWR CS: OA: C Hawke 23/25; AA: BDent 22/25; A: G Buckley 20/25 B: RBurns 19/25; C: J Tomlinson 17/25;HG: C Hawke 102/105.

Pooncarie 27-4-02Fine & light wind (39): 10T DB EOSW: M Kenny, D Molina, B Follett, BPalmer 10/10; 15T DB TPY: 1st R Lea27/27, 2nd J Caristo 26/27, 3rd R Ross23/24; 15T SB: 1st G Caristo 17/17,2nd B Follett 16/17, 3rd P Palmer33/34; SB CS 25T: AA & A: 1st JFinnis 32/32, 2nd R Faux 31/32; B: 1stJ Carruthers 24/25, 2nd T McIntyre22/25; C: 1st I Vagg 25/25, 2nd GDobson 23/25; FM: G Lambert; DR CS15PR: AA & A: 1st G Caristo 37/40,2nd G Finnis 35/40; B: 1st J Caristo24/50, 2nd D Curran 22/30; C: 1st GLambert 25/30, 2nd T Palmer; FM: KMurtikus; HG: G Finnis 107/115;LAD. NAIL DR: 1st S Smith, 2nd SCurran, 3rd S Barnes.

Port Macquarie 7-4-02Fine & mild (22): 15M DB GR: A: RRiley 25/25; B: W Neill 25/25, 2nd AMcWhirter 24/25; C: G Jones, PWhite, T Cramp 20/25; 15M GR BGEOA: R Riley 25/25; B: 1st A McWhirter26/27, 2nd W Neill 25/27; C: 1st ACramp 21/25, 2nd G Jones 19/25; 15MSB GR: OA: R Riley 22/25; B: 1st WNeill 29/34, 2nd K McWhirter 28/34;C: 1st S Stevens 24/28, 2nd P White23/28; HC: 1st K McWhirter 27/28,2nd A McWhirter 26/28, 3rd R Riley24/26.

Shoalhaven 14-4-02 Overcast & showers (30): 10T EO: JMcMillian, R Ehlers, G Crocker, PSchrieber, B Battle, P Ivec, L Cook, BDuncan 10/10; 50T SB TH MULLERMEM.: AA: 1st B Duncan, 2nd RThompson; A: 1st P Schrieber, 2nd REhlers; B: 1st B Battle, 2nd J McMil-lian; C: 1st K Glanville, 2nd I Parker.

Shoalhaven 27-4-02Fine (40): 50T NOV. FIELD: AA: 1st GCobbin, 2nd L Buys, 3rd P Scrieber;A: 1st R McGuffick, 2nd P Gibbs, 3rdM Cobbett; B: 1st B Thompson, 2nd PBone, 3rd E Ozolins; C: 1st G Wright,2nd K McKeirnan, 3rd T Frazier; 30TPS NIGHT SH: A: 1st B Thompson,2nd M Gschwend, 3rd M Buys; B: 1stG Tebbutt, 2nd G Gioquinto, 3rd SLeach; C: 1st K McKiernan, 2nd MDavidson, 3rd K Davidson; JNR: 1stK Davidson, 2nd M Baker; 100T NOV.FIELD: OA: M Gschwend;AA: 1st GCobbin, 2nd P Schrieber, 3rd L Buys;A: 1st M Gschwend, 2nd R McGuffick,3rd K Chiverini; B: 1st C Payne, 2ndW Higgenbothem, 3rd B Thompson;C: 1st K McKiernan, 2nd T Kimpton,3rd S Leach.

Singleton 13-4-02Fine & still (21): 20T DB CD 16M: AA:P Turner, D White 20/20; A: D Smith,P Pale 20/20; B: N Gay, D Pearce20/20; C: T McManus 20/20, GFenwick, I Roberts, R Lambert 18;

10PR DR: AA: P Turner, B Smith17/20; A: P Poile, D Smith 16/20; B: WPhillip, N Gay 16/20; C: A Shade16/20, I Roberts 15/20; 30MXD TNIGHT: AA: P Turner 44/50; A: DSmith 46/50; B: H Phillip 47/50; C: IRoberts 34/50.

Singleton 14-4-02Overcast (25): 100T: AA: 1st P Turner195/200, 2nd F Seve 193/200; A:1st NGay233/250, 2nd D Smith 231/250; B:1st J Whalan 192/200, 2nd W Phillips189/200; C: 1st V Norris 176/200, 2ndA Shade 175/200.

Singleton 12-5-02Warm & Clear (25) - 20T MXD: AA: AFayth & D White 20/20, T Turner19/20, H Gay 18/20; A: K Morgan & MKelly 20/20, D Hungerford & CLoughrly 19/20; B: A Kentwell 20/20,R Lannigan, D Pearce & D Thrift17/20; C: I Roberts 17/20, S Kelly16/20, O Lichezzolo 15/20; 25T S/BC/S 15M: O/A&A: C Loughrey 24/25;AA: H Gay 24/27, A Fayth 23/27, ARaisbeck 21/25; A: M Kelly, DHungerford & P Poile 23/25; B: RLambert 21/25, D Thrift 20/25; C: OLighezzolo 21/26, I Roberts 20/26; 20TD/B C/D 15M: AA: B Smith, D White& P Jackson 20/20; A: K Morgan & MKelly 20/20; B: A Kentwell & RLambert 19/20; C: I Roberts 19/20, SKelly 16/20, O Lighezzolo 15/20; 20TP/S C/D 16M: AA: B Smith & D White60/60, A Fayth 58/60, T Turner 56/60;A: M Kelly 60/60, K Morgan 58/60; B:R Lambert 55/60, A Kentwell 53/60;C: I Roberts 56/60, S Kelly 51/60, OLighezzolo 41/60.

Singleton 9-6-02Sunny & Cool Breeze (70) - 100T: AA:F Searles 89/100, 2nd A Garvie88/100; A: P Bartlett 83/100, R Lanni-gan 78/100, T Mitchell 78/100; B: AFayth 71/100, R Moore 66/100, JJenkins 66/100; C: L Roberts 66/100,S Thrift 60/100; O/A H/G & AA: AGarvie 171/200; A: R Lannigan149/200; B: S Sweeney 142/200; C: SThrift 122/200; LAD H/G: A Lorimer131/200; JNR H/G: J Sweeney155/200; VET H/G: T Turner 163/200.

Sydney 5-4-02Cool Night (36): 10PS GR SW: AA:1x30, 1x29, 1x27; A: 4x30; B: 3x29; C:1x29, 1x27, 2x23; 50DB: AA: 1st CAndrew 49/50, 2nd A Knigge 48/50; A:1st R Smith 67/68, 2nd M Navara66/68; B: 1st S Pourniotis 46/50, 2nd PPaphitis 48/53; C: 1st P Lunia 50/50,2nd P Abdulahad 45/50; HG: MNavara 79/80.

Sydney 7-4-02Fine (42): 50T DB: AA: 1st V Gatt50/50, 2nd T Psarakis 139/140; A:1st L Scott 91/92, 2nd G Lysaght90/92; B: 1st A Chahrouk 49/50, 2ndZiad A 65/68; C: 1st M Radocay41/50, 2nd D Cali 41/55; 25SB: AA:1st P Farrugia 25/25, 2nd G Ken-nerson 40/41; A: 1st B Samuals25/25, 2nd L Trew 26/27; B: 1st CDavenport 24/25, 2nd F Honeyman23/25; C: 1st J Tsolakki 22/25, 2nd GSalem 20/25; 25PS: AA: 1st V Gatt74/75, 2nd T Psarakis 73/75; A: 1stB Samuels 74/75, 2nd M Crews76/78; B: 1st A Kontantakopoulos75/75, 2nd Ziad A 74/78; C: 1st JTsolakki 73/75, 2nd M Touba 57/75;HG: V Gatt 148/150.

Sydney 19-4-02Cool night (31): 10PS GR SW: AA:1x30, 1x29, 1x26; A: 3x30; B: 1x30,4x26; C: 1x29, 1x28, 1x26; 50DB: AA:1st: T Czinker 49/50, 2nd C Sherry47/50; A: 1st G Yarak 50/50, 2nd MCrews 49/50; B: 1st C Davenport57/61, 2nd P Paphitis 56/61; C: 1st R

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Saturday, 3rd FINLEY 1.00pm10T DB, 30T DB, 25T PS, 15T H’Cap

Sunday, 4th GRIFFITH 1.00pm25T DB, 25T PS, 20T H’CapHAY25T DB, SB C’Ship, 20T H’Cap, 10T nov 12 noonWAGGA WAGGA 12.30pm50T Ball Trap, 25T DB, 5T H’Cap

Saturday, 10th COLEAMBALLY 1.00pmDTL program approx 80T

Sunday, 11th BARELLAN 1.00pm10T DB, Central Riverina PS, 20T PS H’CapTUMUT 11.00am25T Dowell C’Ship, 25T Cont, 10pr DR

Sunday, 17th GRIFFITH Skeet 1.00pmWAGGA WAGGA 12.30pm50T Skeet, 25T Skeet Doubles50T Sporting

Sunday, 16th NARRANDERA 10.00am25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS C’Ship

Saturday, 24th DOWNSIDE50T Trench C’Ship 10.00am25T DB, 25T PS25T Blake/Stewart Shield PS H’Cap 12.30pm

Sunday, 25th COROWA 12 noon10T DB, 25T DB, 10pr DR, 12pr DDJUNEE 12 noon50T DB, 50T PSLEETON 1.00pm25T SB, 20T H’Cap, 20T DB CDMOULAMEIN 1.00pm10T DB, 25T DB Anniversary C’Ship25T PS C’Ship, 10T SB H’Cap Club Mug

Contact clubs for further informationDetails are in the NSWCTA blue book


Boumoussa 45/50, 2nd Paul A 42/50;HG: G Yarak 80/80.

Sydney 21-4-02Fine (56): 50SB CS: OA: C Sherry49/50; AA: 1st N Xenos 57/59, 2nd TPsarakis 56/59; A: 1st J Chrysosto-mou 52/55, 2nd J Boulos 51/55; B: 1stA Tsolakis 46/55, 2nd F Honeyman45/55; C: 1st P Lynam 42/50, 2nd CAuditore 39/50; 50 PS CS: OA: GRootes 150/150; AA: 1st J Crompton149/150, 2nd T Cantali 148/150; A: 1stJ Chrysostomou 148/150, 2nd DTatam 147/150; B: 1st J Bivano141/150, 2nd A Tsolakis 136/150; C:1st J Tsolakki 136/150; 2nd D Cali133/153; HG: G Rootes 197/200.

Sydney 3-5-02Mild night (24): 10T PS GR SW: AA:1x26, 2x25; A: 1x30, 1x29, 1x28; B:1x28, 1x23, 1x19; C: 2x25, 1x18; 50TCONT. DB: AA: 1st A Knigge 48/50,2nd A Jones 46/50; A: 1st G Yarak49/53, 2nd M Hbous 48/53; B: 1st CDavenport 44/50, 2nd A Bauer 44/52;C: 1st Paul A 43/50, 2nd Rene 42/50;HG: G Yarak 75/80.

Sydney 17-5-02Cold Night (27) - 10T D/B: AA: 1x9,1x8; A: 2x10, 2x9; B: 2x9, 2x8; C: 3x9;50T D/B: AA: F Auditore 49/50, 2nd GZorothoes 43/50; A: M Navara 50/50,2nd D Tatam 47/50; B: G Poulios47/50, 2nd A Tsolakis 42/50; C:Themos T 46/50, 2nd P Lynam 45/50.

Sydney 19-5-02Fine (53) - 50T P/S: AA: P Farrugia147/150, 2nd C Sherry 146/150; A: LTrew 144/150, 2nd M Navara142/150; B: R Violi 141/150, 2nd NDuncum 137/150; C: D Cali 130/153,2nd J Agostino 127/153; 50T D/B: AA:C Sherry 75/76, 2nd G Kennerson74/76; A: A Elkhatib 49/50, 2nd JChrysostomou 48/50; B: R Violi 48/50,P Siafracas 46/50; C: J Tsolakki47/51, 2nd A Luke 46/51; SZ D/T: O/A:T Psarakis 164/200; AA: C Tilley162/200; A: J Crompton 141/200; B: CMcLachlin 137/200; H/G: C Sherry195/200; S/Z SH/SH TEAM: TPsarakis, C Tilley & J Crompton;JNR: C McLachlin & S Psarakis.

Sydney 31-5-02Very Cold Night (20) - 10T D/B GRDSWEEPS: AA 1x10, 1x8; A: 5x10; B:1x10, 1x9, 1x8; C: 2x8; 50T P/S: AA: HGuerriero 127/150, 2nd M Gomes126/150; A: L Trew 148/150, 2nd GZorotheos 147/150; B: F Demeo139/150, 2nd C Davenport 134/150; C:H Doumit 123/150, 2nd B Smith79/150; H/G: L Trew 157/160.

Tamworth 7-4-02Fine & warm (20): 50T BALL TR: AA:S Bowden 48/50; A: R Whitten 49/50;B: A Vine 47/50; C: M Wratton 38/50;25T PS CS: OA: G Wilson 75/75; AA: SBowden 69/75; A: R Whitten 74/75; B:A Vine 47/50; C: M Wratton 67/75;25T DB CD: AA: S Bowden 24/25; A: LCameron, G Wilson 25/25; B: DMichie 25/25; C: M Wratton, K Turner22/25; OA HG: G Wilson 97/100.

Taree - Wingham 13-4-02Fine (13): 25T SK CD: AA: J Wilber-force24/25; A: C Wilberforce 24/25; C:D Pasfield, T Duck 21/25, G Brown, RAbrahams 19/25; 50T SK HC TR: 1stT Duck 62/67, 2nd G Brown 56/67,3rdS Wallis 51/62, 4th D Pasfield49/60, 5th S Wallis 42/53; 25T ISUSK: AA: J Wilberforce 22/25; A: CWilberforce 22/25; C: G Brown 18/25;HG: J Wilberforce 94/100.

Taree - Wingham 27-4-02Overcast & rain (46): 25T DB CD: AA:K Thompson, T Turner, F Seve, M

Pommer, C Wilberforce, K Neil, ADelben 25/25; A: D Seve, P Jackson, TDuck 24/25; B: D Pickles 25/25, RSeaburn 24/25, I Mitchell, H McMas-ter 23/25; C: T Hands 25/25, V Bal-liana 24/25, B Seve 22/25; 25T SB CS:OA & AA: D Pasfield 25/25, A Delben27/25; A: J Wiberforce 24/25, S Wallis33/35; B: D Pearce 24/26, I Mitchell23/26; C: D Johnson 24/29, R Daniel23/29; COMMONWEALTH DB CS:OA: N McDonnell 48/50; AA: F Seve67/70, M Pommer 66/70; A: P Jackson47/50, R Squire 45/50; B: D Pearce45/50, K Miller 44/50; C: V Balliana38/50, T Hands 43/56.

Taree Wingham 28-4-0225T DB CONT CD: AA: M Pommer, CWilberforce, B Jones, A Miller, NMcDonnell, A Jones 25/25; A: R Fitza-lan 25/25, P Jackson, J Wilberforce24; B: D Pickles, H McMaster 24/25, KMiller 23/25; C: V Balliana 22/25, VNorris 21/25, R Daniel, K Davey20/25; 25T ANZAC HC: 1st P Turner42/43, 2nd D Johnson 41/43, 3rd DPearson 25/27, 4th K Davey 37/39,5th P Jackson 36/39; FLYING FOX 50CS: OA & AA: A Jones 99/100, PTurner 238; A: P Jackson 95/100, RSquire 94/100; B: H McMaster 95/100,D Pickles 133/140; C: V Balliana92/100, K Davey 87/100; HG: LAD.: KGault 223/250; VET: T Turner Snr225/250; JNR: H McMaster 218/250;C: V Balliana 216/250; B: D Pickles229/250; A: P Jackson 232/250; AA: NMcDonnell 237/250; OA: A Jones241/250.

Taree Wingham 11-5-02Overcast & rain (11): 25T SK CD: AA:J Wilberforce 22/25; A: C Wilberforce22/25; C: G Brown 22/25, D Pasfield21/25, R Abrahams, T Burns 20/25;50T SK TPY: OA & A: C Wilberforce22/25; A: C Wilberforce 22/25; C: GBrown, D Pasfield 19/25, T Burns14/25; HG: C Wilberforce 93/100.

Taree Wingham 26-5-02Raining (18) - 50T TRENCH: AA: AMiller 44/50; A: B Jones 37/50; B: KNeill 44/50; C: S Wallis 36/50; 25T D/BC/D: AA: D Pasfield 25/25, A Miller24/25, B Jones & K Neill 23/25; A: GBrown 22/25, T Duck 19/25, P Smith17/25; B: K McWhirter & V Balliana20/25, W Pine 16/25; C: K Hugo 19/25,L Duck 11/25; 75T C/C C/S: O/A&AA:A Miller 119/125, K Neill 118/125; A:G Brown 112/125, P Smith 103/125;B: T Duck 114/125, V Balliana111/125; C: K Hugo 107/125, L Duck55/125; H/G: A Miller 143/150.

The Forest 14-4-02Overcast (27): 100T CONT. CS: AA:1st A Delben 108/108, 2nd J Dematos107/108; A: 1st A Dehen 97/100, 2nd GCoeghlan 96/100; B: 1st N Sharp86/100, 2nd G Barnalt-Clement83/100; C: 1st J Harland 74/100, 2ndM Welsh 67/100.

The Forest 28-4-02Overcast & cool (30): 75T MXD: AA:1st K Dwyer, 2nd D Violi, P Pollard; A:1st M Freestone, 2nd K Bellfield; B:1st G B Clement, 2nd N Sharp; C: 1stD Tickle, A Lombardo.

The Forest 26-5-02Cool & Showers (40) - 50T P/S: AA: CSherry 191/191, 2nd J Crampton190/191; A: D Tatam 146, 2nd GLysaght 144; B: GB Clement 140, 2ndN Sharp 134; C: B Tickle 122, 2nd ASmith 116; 30T D/B: AA: T Arvani-takis 142/142, 2nd A Delben 141/142;A: K Wurt 50/50, 2nd B Frost & JBoulos 49/50; B: J Da Silva 49/49, 2ndN Sharp 48/49; C: A Smith 46/50, 2ndF Gould 45/50; H/G: AA: C Sherry199; A: G Lysaght 192; B: GB Clement

185; C: D Tickle 165; VET: D Tatam190; LAD: V Eagles 152; JNR: RSmith 192.

Upper Hunter 20-4-02Warm & windy (28): 25DB CD: DWhite, R Wakem, P Fitzalan, TTurner 25/25; 25 CLUB DB CS: OA&AA: 1st R Wakem 25/25, 2nd P Fitza-lan 32/33; AA: 1st D White 28/33, 2ndT Turner 27/33; B: 1st A Kentwell24/25, 2nd A Jones 23/25; C: 1st AWhite 24/25, 2nd C Lewis 19/27; 25CLUB PS CS: OA & AA: 1st D white77/78, 2nd T Turner 68/75; A: 1st PFitzalan 74/78, 2nd R Wakem 72/75;B: 1st I Mitchell 63/75, 2nd T Steele79/93; C: 1st A White 64/75, 2nd CLewis 61/75; 25CLUB SB CS: OA &AA: 1st R Wakem 41/43, 2nd P Piole23/26; AA: 1st D White 40/43, 2nd TTurner 21/25; B: 1st I mitchell 24/75,2nd T Steele 21/25; C: 1st A White20/25, 2nd C Lewis 18/25; 10PRCLUB DR CS: OA & B: 1st A Jones31/40, 2nd I Mitchell 23/30; AA: 1st TTurner 30/40, 2nd D White 11/20; A:1st B Whipps 23/30, 2nd R Wakem22/30; C: 1st A White 12/20, 2nd ERoughan 10/20; EDDIE MILHAMPERP.TPY: R Wakem 160/170.

Upper Hunter 20-4-02Warm & windy (28): 10DB NIGHTEO: B Whipps, J Sleightholme, JWhalan 10/10; 25NTHN ZONENIGHT DB CS: OA & AA: 1st JSleightholme 25/25, 2nd S Mueller21/25; A: 1st N Bruin 24/25, 2nd AVine 21/25; B: 1st I Mitchell 34/36,2nd J Whalan 33/36; C: 1st A White23/25, 2nd A Riddell 17/25; 25NTHNZONE NIGHT SB CS: OA & B: 1st IMitchell 24/25, 2nd S Praschinger22/25; AA: 1st J Sleightholme 20/25,2nd S Mueller 18/25; A: 1st A Vine27/32, 2nd P Poile 26/32; C: 1st AWhite 17/25, 2nd A Riddell 12/25; OAHG: R Wakem 205/230; LAD.: RSeaburn 142/230; VET.: T Turner196/230.

Upper Hunter 21-4-02Fine & warm (49): 100T NOV. FIELD:OA: K Cameron 104/112; LAD.: A Lor-rimar 70/100; JNR: D Baskerville84/100; VET: T Turner 74/100; AA: 1stP Kay 102/112, 2nd S Payne 101/112,3rd P Wells 91/100; A: 1st J Barker76/100, 2nd T Steele 74/100, 3rd DJackson 73/100; B: 1st J Whalan66/100, 2nd S Brock 65/100, 3rd AVine 63/100; C: 1st F Ziliotto 48/100,2nd N Seaburn 46/100, 3rd T Brind44/100.

Upper Hunter 18-5-02Cloudy & Cool (19) - 25T D/B C/D: JWhalan & P Poile 25/25, T Brind, LFinlay & T Turner 24/25; 25T P/SC/D: R Moore 72/75, L Finlay 70/75, PPoile & T Turner 68/75; 25T D/BCONT C/D: R Moore 25/25, F Seve &T Brind 24/25; 10PR D/R C/D: LFinlay, P Poile & R Wakem 14/20.

Wagga Wagga 20/21-4-0250T CITY OF WAGGA SK CS: OA: JLucchitti 100/100; AA: 1st A Luchitti100/100, 2nd T Harris 55/56; A: 1st MRooke 54/56, 2nd P Vella 53/56; B: 1stB Attwood 50/50, 2nd P Craig 49/50;C: 1st L Durham 48/50, 2nd D Power47/50; JNR: G Moorby 49/50; VET.: JCunningham 53/55; 50T MUR-RUMBIDGEE SK CS: OA: P Vella85/87; AA: 1st T Harris 84/87, 2nd JGuberina 78/79; A: 1st M Rooke49/50, 2nd B Buhagair 61/63; B: 1st HMcMaster 49/50, 2nd P Reeckman48/50; C: 1st B Deacon 50/50, 2nd LDurham 47/50; JNR: G Moorby 49/50;VET.: J Cunningham 61/63; 25TWAGGA GUN CL. SK HC: 1st P Vella121/122, 2nd J Lucchitti 121/122, 3rdL Durham 83/88, 4th B Attwood

83/84; 50T NSW STATE NIGHT SKCS: OA: A Lucchitti 50/50; AA: 1st MNewman 47/50, 2nd G Farish 46/50;A: 1st P Vella 46/50, 2nd D Moorby44/50; B: 1st G Misfud 46/50, 2nd DBlewitt 44/50; C: 1st R Mathers 43/50,2nd B Deacon 42/50; JNR: G Moorby40/50; VET.: E Vincent & J Cunning-ham 41/50; 100T RIVERINA ZONESK CS: OA: J Lucchitti 100/100; AA:1st J Guberina 112/115, 2nd G Farish111/115; A: 1st P Vella 98/100, 2nd RCoombes 97/100; B: 1st H Sanders96/100, 2nd J Cunningham 100/105;C: 1st L Durham 95/100, 2nd D Power93/100; JNR: G Moorby 94/100; VET.:H Fairfield-Smith 99/104; 50TWAGGA GUN CL. SK DB CS: OA: JLucchitti 80/82; AA: 1st M Newman79/83, 2nd T Harris 48/50; A: 1st DMoorby 55/58, 2nd L Durham 54/58;B: 1st R Petts 46/50, 2nd D Watchorn45/50; C: 1st C Casarotti 40/50, 2nd HMcMaster 39/50; JNR: G Moorby46/50; VET: J Cunningham 45/50;HG: OA: J Lucchitti 273/275.

West Wyalong 28-4-02Overcast & windy (9): 25T DB CD: PBarnes, C Foster, G Fairman 25/25;25T PS CS: OA: C Foster 75/75; AA: GFairman 72/75; A: B Boyd 71/75; B: QBeckett 69/75; 25T SB CS: OA: GFairman 24/25; AA: C Foster 26/28; A:P Barnes 33/36; B: Q Beckett 21/25;20T HCP: 1st Q Beckett 20/20, 2nd DFunnell 19/20, 3rd F Ashton 26/31;HG: C Foster 143/150.

West Wyalong 26-5-02Fine & Mild (12) - 10T E/O: GBlattman, W Mooney & D Lindsay10/10; 25T D/B CONT C/D: AA&A: PBarnes & C Foster 25/25; B&C: BMooney & W Mooney 22/25; 25T P/SC/D: AA&A: G Fairman 71/75, 2nd DLindsay 70/75, 3rd N Mills 69/75;B&C: B Mooney 66/75, 2nd W Mooney60/65; 25T D/B C/D: AA&A: GFairman 25/25, 2nd N Mills, N Barnes& C Foster 24/25; B&C: B Mooney,2nd W Mooney 21/25.

Yamba 21-4-02Hot & sunny (20): 25T DB CLUBTPY: AA: N Nugent 25/25; A: P Smith25/25; B: G Pringle 24/25; C: S Bienke26/29; 75T PS: AA: G Harrison234/246, M Formaggin 230/246, MHarrison 212/225; A: P McGuire207/225, P Smith 204/225, R Colson203/225; B: G Pringle 194/225, RWesslink 174/225; C: B Marjoram193/225, S Bienke 171/225, P Con-salvo 160/225; HG: G Harrison258/271.

Yamba 19-5-02Sunny & Windy (23) -25T D/B C/D: NNugent 25/25, J Farrell 24/25, IMcDonald 24/25; A: B Colsen 24/25, PMcGuire 24/25, P Colson 23/25, PSmith 23/25; B: P Moloney 23/25, JWilson 20/25, R Deane 20/25, SBienke 20/25; 25T D/B C/T: AA: NNugent 53/53; A: B Colson 30/31; B: GPringle; C: R Deane 23/25; 50T MXDC/S: AA: N Nugent 65/70, R Moody63/70; A: P Smith 64/70, J Lowndes62/70; B: M Smith 58/70, K Shanahan55/70; C: R Deane 56/70, S Bienke55/70; O/A: N Nugent 65/70; H/G: NNugent 115/120.

Yarrawonga 5-5-02Fine : 10T PS EO: 1st R Ellis & TPlum 30/30; 20T PS CD: AA & A: 1stT Walls 84/84, 2nd D Hunt 81/84; B:1st F Ibbott 48/60, 2nd T Laing 45/60;C: 1st A Ferguson 50/60, 2nd N Daley47/60; 25T CONT.: A & AA: 1st TPlum 42/42, 2nd N Clark 41/42; B: 1stT Laing 22/25, 2nd F Ibbott 18/25; C:1st T Little 23/25, 2nd F Ibbott 18/25;25T DB CS: AA & A: 1st T Walls25/25, 2nd G Walls 28/29; B: 1st F


Ibbott 21/25, 2nd T Laing 19/25; C: 1stT Little, 2nd A Adkin 21/28; HG: TWalls 137/140.

Yass 21-4-02Sunny (19): 25T DB CD: AA:1st JPateman 25/25, B Humprey 25/25; A:1st M Humprey 25/25, 2nd J Allen24/25; B: 1st B Brown 24/25, 2nd NSmith & R Bayley 23; C: 1st DWatchorn 24/25, 2nd D Williams 23;75T CHAMP. OF CHAMPS: OA: JAllen 120/125; AA: 1st J Pateman119/125, 2nd B Humprey 118/115; A:1st M Humprey 118/125, 2nd M Ger-stenberg 117/125; B: 1st B Brown115/125, 2nd R Bayley 112/125; C: 1stG Moorby 106/125, 2nd D Watchorn102/125; HG: J Allen & J Pateman144/150.

Yass 19-5-02Cold, Wet & Windy (19) - 20T D/BC/D: AA: M Humphrey & W Cameron20/20; A: D Crane & P Watchorn19/20; B: S Chown 20/20, P Southwell19/20; C: D Watchorn 19/20, DWilliams 17/20; 40T MXD C/S: O/A: WCameron 58/60; AA: B Humphrey57/60, 2nd J Pateman 56/60; A: MGerstenberg 57/60, 2nd D Crane 54;B: I McKenzie 51/60, 2nd P Southwell49; C: S Hogan 51/60, 2nd D Watchorn43; 20PR D/D: 1st J Pateman & MGerstenberg 19/20, 2nd M Humphrey& B Humphrey 17/20; 20T D/BCONT: AA: B Humphrey & JPateman 20/20; A: D Crane & M Ger-stenberg 20/20; B: Z Horvat & PSouthwell 18/20; C: J Chown,DWilliams & D Hogan 17/20; H/G: BHumphrey, W Cameron & J Pateman.

Atherton 26-5-02Fine (19): SK 25T HC: B: M Collins25; C: J Williams, E Collins, BWilliams, S Zorzetto, V Sandr, JCollins, V Sandr 25; DTL 25T PS: AA:R Cannon 72; A: J Williams 69; B: JWilliams 72; C: F Nunan 58; 50T DB:AA: M Collins 50; A: J Williams 49; B:E Collins 48; C: F Nunan; 25T DBHC: 1st J Williams 25, 2nd S Zorzetto25, 3rd B Williams 24; 15PRS DR: AA:M Collins 30; A: J Williams 24; B: JWilliams 24; C: F Nunan 12.

Ballandean 18-5-02Frosty, cloudy & sunny (48): 25T DB:

OA: J Brown 92/92; AA: 1st WHumpreys 91/92, 2nd F Musumeci66/67; A: 1st J Bacchetti 31/34, 2nd SCannizzaro 32/33; B: 1st M Bertinazzi39/40, 2nd F Lofaro 47/48; C: 1st WCosmo 23/25, 2nd G Williams 38/42;25T CONT. CS: OA: W Humpreys57/57; AA: 1st F Musumeci 56/57, 2ndJ Brown 42/43; A: 1st W Murray48/49, 2nd J Bacchetti 47/49; B: 1st PNorman 30/33, 2nd B Bloxsome39/42; C: 1st S Tunny 25/25, 2nd GPatti 37/38; 20PR DR: OA: NCampion 35/40; AA: 1st W Humpreys34/40, 2nd J Brown 40/50; A: 1st TDavis 33/40, 2nd J Bacchetti 40/50; B:

1st T Burke 31/40, 2nd T Bonner27/40; C: 1st S Tunny 29/40, 2nd GWilliams 27/40.

Ballandean 19-5-02Cold & sunny (70): 25T PS CS: OA: GSmith 108/108; AA: 1st W Humpreys107/108, 2nd F Musumeci 86/87; A:1st G Mengel 95/96, 2nd J Bacchetti93/93; B: 1st A Pugusi 73/75, 2nd PRapisarda 69/75; C: 1st S Nucifora73/75, 2nd J Hugo 67/75; 50T COMB.25T DB 25T SB: OA: M Hicky 59/60;AA: 1st G Baxter 58/60, 2nd WHumpreys 68/70; A: 1st P Moore58/60, 2nd B Sweeney 57/60; B: 1st DRobb 56/60, 2nd M Volpato 54/60; C:1st S Nucifora 53/60, 2nd J Hugo52/60; 30T DB GR MET.: 1st WMurray 35/35, 2nd S Baronio 34/35,3rd G Newey 47/48, 4th A Futter46/48; B/Dean TM MATCH 20T PS(QLD v NSW): NSW- 574: E Little 50,M Hickey 57, K Harding 57, A Futter56, T Burke 59, G Sweeney 54, GBaxter 57, J Lee 58, B Sweeney 59, NCampion 56, J Poole 55; AA: WHumpreys 236/245; A: J Edmonds224/245; B: T Burke 231/265; C: STunny 211/245; VET: N Campion222/245; JNR: L Murray 222/245.

Brisbane 1-6-02Gusty - 100T SK: AA: L Sceresini97/100, K Madsen 97/100, L Ferry; A:G Scraf 92/100, R Nicholson 92/100; CTipler 89/100; A: A Ferry 93/100, PPlumridge 88/100, B Winstanley84/100; C: V Litvinov 94/100, GWalker 86/100, R MacGregor 82/100.

Brisbane 2-6-02Gusty & Wet - 50T H/C SK: 1st AFerry 46/50, 2nd G Walker 45/50, 3rdP Plumridge 45/50; 50T DBL SK: AA:L Sceresini 46/50, N Dimmick 46/50;A: G Scraf 44/50, C Tipler 43/50; B: V

Litvinov 49/50, A Ferry 41/50; C: CO’Neill 41/50, R MacGregor 37/50.

Bundaberg 12-5-02:50T OFF GUN: B: K Rehbein 46/50;C: J Peek 42/50; 25T PTS: AA: RRehbein 74/75; A: G sergiacomi 74/75;B: B Fourro 71/75; C: D Baggaley59/75; 25T DB CS: OA: R Smith 25/25;AA: R Rehbein 25/25; A: R Smith25/25; B: F Agius 25/25; C: D Baggaley23/25; 25T GR HC: AA: R Rehbein22/25; A: P Warren 24/25; B: F Agius25/25; C: S plath 22/25; 25T CONT.:AA: R Rehbein 24/25; A: K Rehbein24/25; B: F Agius 19/25; C: S Plath21/25; OA HG: R Rehbein 145/150.

Caboolture 5-5-0225T DB SS: AA: W Humpreys, BStevens, W Carman, D Reynolds25/25; A: A Lestani, A Page 21/25; B: CZapantis 25/25, C Rohlf 23/25, RWright & B Lenz 22/25; C: R Harrison& R Humpreys 21/25, S Valastro20/25; 25T PT: AA: W Humpreys75/75; A: A Page 64/75; B: R Wright68/75; C: R Harrison 51/75; 25T SB:AA: S Hodgson 24/25; A:A Page 20/26;B: K Knight 21/25; C: R Humpreys18/25; 25T HC: 1st C Zapantis 25/25,2nd S Hodgson 24/25, 3rd P Grove33/35; HG: OA: W Humpreys 144/150;AA: S Hodgson 140/150; A: A Page124/150; B: R Wright 131/150; C: RHarrison 109/150.

Cairns Target Shooting 2-6-02 Overcast (18): 30 TMXD AA: 1st MCollins, 2nd B Hall; A: 1st L Casella,2nd S Paton; B: 1st D Seawright, 2ndP Neubecker; C: 1st P Jetson, 2nd JWhite: 25 T S/B AA: 1st P Whatley,2nd R Walsh; A: 1st S Paton, 2nd LCasella; B: 1st R Hedgelong, 2nd DSeawright; C: 1st J White, 2nd PJetson: 50 TD/B AA: 1st P Whatley,

Queensland

Brisbane Gun ClubEXHIBITION CEXHIBITION CARNIVARNIVALAL

Sunday, 11th August 2002 8.30amEvent (1)

25 Target D/B C/D 1st Each Grade AA, A, B, C $8.00Event (2) Tender Plus Meats

25 Target Single Barrel Graded AA, A, B, C 1st 2nd each gradeSponsored by Tender Plus Meats $10.00Event (3) Valley Cut Price Cigarette

25 Target Points Exhibition Championship Sash and TrophyOverall 1st 2nd each grade AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Junior, Veterans

Sponsored by Valley Cut Price Cigarette $10.00Event (4) Meadows Transport Medley

30 Target 15 Points 15 Handicap Sash and TrophyOverall 1st 2nd each grade AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Junior, Veterans

Sponsored by Meadows Transport Services $15.00Event (5) Brisbane Gun Club

25 Target Exhibition Double Barrel Championship Sash and TrophyOverall 1st 2nd each grade AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Junior, Veterans

Sponsored by Brisbane Gun Club $12.00. Open $55.00. Ladies, Juniors, Veterans $45.00Overall High Gun Sash and Trophy Sponsored by Winchester

HIGH GUN LADIES, JUNIOR, VETERANR Spencer 3806 1771 — T Kidman 3824 7318 — T Meadows 3286 2607


2nd B Hall, J Smaniotto; A: 1st SPaton, 2nd L Casella; B: 1st L Kippin,2nd R Hedgelong; C: 1st P Jetson, 2ndJ White: 50 T CONT AA: 1st R Walsh,2nd M Collins; A: 1st S Paton, 2nd LCasella; B: 1st P Ward, 2nd R Hedge-long; C: 1st J White, 2nd P Jetson: 15PR D/R AA: 1st J Smaniotto, 2nd RWalsh; A: 1st S Paton, 2nd L Casella;B: 1st P Ward, 2nd J White.

Central Burnett19-5-02Hot & gusty winds (10): 25T DB HCSW: 1st E Robinson 24, 2nd G Dar-lington 24, 3rd J Maxwell 22; 20T DBOFF 15M ABC SW: A: J Maxwell 20& G Darlington 20; B: E Robinson 20;C: B Zillman 45; 20T SB OFF 15MABC SW: A: J Maxwell 20; B: ERobinson 17; C: B Zillman 11.

Cerberus 5-4-02Fine (43): 10T PTS: R Harris, EAlaimo, D Kendal, J Chapple, BBarlow, S Elsley, K Caldecott, WWoodward, C Carrol 30/30; 30T DB:AA: K Caldercott 59/59, J Rowe 58/59;A: D Lauritzen 37/37, G Beckworth36/37; B: R Harris 32/33, N Quick31/33; C: E Alaimo 28/31, R Foote27/31; 25T HC: D Grasso 51/51, DLauritzen 50/51, A Fenton 47/48, BCKMKR: T Rowe 24/25; TEAMSSECTION: Cerberus 261, Mornington257, Nepean 255.

Condamine 11-5-02Clear blue sky (13): 100T 50DB50PTS: OA: G Kocho 196; A: G Gilroy190; B: P Williams 186; C: G Eising150; LAD.: J Banks; NOV.: V Moore.

Donald 14-4-02Sunny: 10T PT EO: M Hayek, RLendon, J McVitty, A Johns, O Hayek30/30; 10PR DT: AA: O Hayek 15/25;A: M Hayek 17/20; B: H Hayek 17/20;

C: R Absalom 7/20; 50T DB AMERI-CAN STYLE: OA & AA: J McVitty49/50, 2nd O Hayek 48/50; A: R Jor-gansen 48/50, 2nd M Hayek 46/50; B:R Lendon 47/50, 2nd J Absalom 43/50;C: A Facchin 35/50, 2nd R Absalom32/50; 15T DB CD AMERICANSTYLE: J McVitty 15/15, D Harris15/15; HG: J McVitty; JNR HG: AAbsalom.

Gold Coast 21-4-02Warm & sunny (24): 25T SK HC: 1stJ Hollonds, 2nd B Wright, 3rd C Bain-bridge-Robb; 50T SK HG: AA: KMadsen 77/79; A: R Krebs 64/66; B: JEckels 48/50; C: B Wright 39/50; 25TSK: AA: D Dundon 25/25; A: T Witt25/25; B: J Rodden 25/25; C: A Feely22/25; 25T SK DB: AA: D Dundon, LFerry 25/25; A: R Krebs 23/25; B: JEckel 23/25; C: A Primmer, G Walker20/25.

Gold Coast 1-5-02Dark (20): 50T NIGHT TR MED.: AA:1st S Hodgson 99/100, 2nd G Sckat99/100; A: 1st V Vaina 99/100, 2nd SCannizzaro 94/100; B: 1st A Donald-son 86/100, 2nd I Litvinov 84/100; C:1st M Opperman 64/100, 2nd S Nuci-tora 59/100; 25T DB NIGHT ZONE -SE- CS: AA: 1st R loy 73/74, 2nd SHodgson 37/38; A: 1st A Jarvis 25/25,2nd V Vaina 24/25; B:: 1st I Litvinov25/25, 2nd A Donaldson 24/25; C: 1stS Nucifora 25/25, 2nd M Opperman16/25; OA CH.: G Sckaf 74/74.

Gold Coast 1-5-02Overcast & dry (5): 75T SK: 1st CLangley 64/75, 2nd G Laidler 58/75,3rd J Mouser 49/75.

Gold Coast 12-5-02Absolutely Perfect (38) - 25T D/BSWEEPS: AA: S Steenstrup, G Scraf,

GOLD COASTCLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

GROSS RD. WOONGOOLBA, QUEENSLAND.

AUGUSTPROGRAM

PRACTICE: 1.00 PM. TO 5.00 PM. SATURDAY.

SUNDAY 4TH 9.00AM: SPORTING100 TARGETS SPORTING CLAYS. LEWIS SYSTEM - FIVE DIVISIONS.

(SPORTING CAPTAIN: BRIAN FAIRWEATHER. 0417-773955)

WEDNESDAY 7TH 7.30PM: NIGHTTRAP & SKEET

75 TARGETS TRAP - GRADED - TROPHIES.75 TARGETS SKEET - GRADED - TROPHIES.

SATURDAY 17TH & SUNDAY 18TH:TRAP

ANNUAL AUGUST TRAP CARNIVAL.(SEE SEPARATE AD THIS ISSUE)

SUNDAY 25TH 9.30 AM: SKEET 125 TARGETS SKEET inc two graded events.

(SKEET CAPTAIN: CHRIS LANGLEY. 0428-221451)

COMING EVENTSQUEENSLAND STATE SPORTING

CHAMPIONSHIP(SUNDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER)

THIRD ASIA PACIFIC MASTERSGAMES

TRAP, SKEET & SPORTING(SEPTEMBER 27TH, 28TH & 29TH)

THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAMSWITHOUT NOTICE.

PRESIDENT: TONY EDGAR 0412-640363. VICE PRESIDENT: VINCE VAINA 0412-750850.

SECRETARY: KEVIN SEENEY 0427-761945.CLUBHOUSE: (07)5546-1368.

WEBSITES: www.bangbang.org.au or www.gcctconthenet.com.au

Reminder NoticeDALBY GUN CLUB INC

2 Day 2 Day AnnualAnnualShootShoot

24th & 25th August 2002See program in QCTA Book

Meal Saturday night and breakfastSunday morning

Shoot starts 11am Saturday and9am Sunday

Everybody welcomeCome and enjoy our hospitalityPhone John Lord (07) 4663 4243 or

Bill Allan (07) 4662 4183

Camping on grounds available or just visit our Website below to check on available accommodation

Bornaghi, Champion, RC and Winchester ammo available

Saturday and Sunday gourmet lunch

The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice if necessary

President: Tony Edgar 07 5577 4945, Vice President: Vince Vaina 07 5568 8888,

Enquiries: Drew Maywald 07 5530 7035, Club House 07 5546 1368

Website: www.bangbang.org.au


M Joass & C Witt 25/25; A: T Morony25/25, E Little 24/25, J Jardine 24/25;B: A Donaldson 24/25, C Haywood24/25, I Litvinov 24/25, R Spencer24/25; C: M Devine 24/25, M Opper-mann 22/25; 25T D/B PTS: AA: JKennedy 83/84, M Joass 80/84; A: GBeer 73/75, A Jarvis 72/75; B: MTownsend 72/75, A Donaldson 76/84;C: D Went 70/75, M Oppermann69/75; 50T D/B: AA: J Mack 86/86, JKennedy 85/86; A: E Little 50/50, DDevine 49/50; B: M Townsend 49/50, RSpencer 47/50; C: D Went 49/53, MOppermann 48/53; 25T D/B CONT:AA: C Witt 80/80, S Steenstup 79/80;A: J Jardine 25/25, T Moroney 42/44;B: T Edgar 23/25, 2nd B Sanders22/25; C: D Went 22/25, M Opper-mann 24/31; O/A H/G: C Witt 148/150;F/M H/G: D Went 137/150.

Gold Coast 19-5-02Warm & Sunny (22) - 25T SK H/C: 1stE Kratzer, 2nd B Wright, 3rd R Krebs;50T H/G SK: AA: D Dundon; A: GScraf; B: J Tipler; C: E Kratzer; 25TSK: AA: D Dundon; A: R Krebs; B: RJones; C: E Kratzer; 25T DBLS: AA: CLangley; A: G Scraf; B: J Tipler; C: EKratzer; O/A H/G: D Dundon 147/151.

Goondiwindi 14-4-02Cloudy (22): 100T COMB.: AA: 1st RPotter 147/150, 2nd R Brown 143/150;A: 1st L Buxton 144/150, 2nd B Woods144/150; B: 1st F O’Neil 140/150, 2ndP Elsley 139/150; C: 1st K Jeffrey131/150, 2nd B DeBortoli 129/150.

Goondiwindi 14-5-02Fine (21) - 100T CONT MXD: AA: RPotter, 2nd M Lillyman; A: J Peters,2nd M Maloney; B: P Elsley, 2nd FO’Neil; C: B DeBortoli, 2nd J Thorne.

Gympie 14-4-02Sunny & fine: 25T DB CD: AA: R Loy,N Berry 25/25, G Durre 24/25; A: RWarren 25/25, K Howard 25/25, GDarlington; B: L Stolberg 24/25, GManning, B Nicholson 24/25; C: HWalker 24/25, A Mills 23/25, SDawson 19/25; 25T DB CS: OA R Loy32/32; AA: G Durre 27/28, 2nd NBerry 28/29; A: P Warren 31/32, 2nd KHoward 24/25; B: L Stolberg 28/29,2nd G Manning 24/25;C: D Aukema48/51, 2nd H Walker 47/51; 30T MED.15M: AA: R Loy 48/50, 2nd G Durre48/50; A: G Darlington 48/50, 2nd PWarren 46/50; B: Edgerton 57/60, 2ndN Dale 57/60; C: R Webb 46/50, 2nd HWalker 51/60; 25T CONT 15M: AA: RLoy 25/25, 2nd G Durre 24/25; A: PWarren 25/25, 2nd K Howard 24/25;B: G Foggarty 33/34, 2nd J Barker23/34; C: F Mills 22/29, 2nd DAukema 21/29; HG: OA: R Loy123/125; AA: G Durre 120/125; A: PWarren 121/125; B: N Dale 117/125;C: H Walker 108/125; VET: N Dale117/125.

Gympie 12-5-02Fine & sunny (20): 100T DB: OA: ATurner 99/100; AA: P Grove 99/100,2nd F Robinson 97/100; A: A Brad-shaw 93/100, 2nd V Dollinson 74/100;B: B Goddard 96/100, 2nd B Weedon93/100; C: S Dawson 87/100, 2nd PVella 85/100;

Kingaroy 7-4-02Fine (24): 25T DB OFF 15M: A: KMills 34/34; B: M Rankin 30/31; C: JLees 23/25; 25T PT OFF 15M: A: TGurski 75/75; B: M Rankin 73/75; C:D Tessmann 68/75; 25T CONT. OFF15M: A: R Horn 28/28; B: M Rankin25/25; C: D Tessmann 25/28; HG: MRankin 122/125.

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1111tthh AAuugguusstt 22000022TTRROOPPHHIIEESS $$11,,880000..0000

Event 1 — 25T D/B 15 meters Club Championship. Trophies & Badge 1st / Trophies 2 - 3Event 2 — 25T PTS 15 meters Club Championship. Trophies & Badge 1st / Trophies 2 - 3 AA, A, B, C

Event 3 — 25T Cont 15 meters Club Championship. Trophies & Badge 1st / Trophies 2 - 3AA, A, B, C

Event 4 — 15 Pair Double Rise Club Championship. 15 metersTrophies & Badge 1st / Trophies 2 - 3 AA, A, B, C

OVERALL HIGH GUN TROPHYTotal Noms $50.00 9.30am Start

President: Bob Suhr 0419731035

Goondiwindi Gun Club IncAnnual Two Day Open Shoot

12th & 13th September 2002Saturday, 8th 11.00am StartEvent 1. 25 Target Eye Opener D/B 15 metres

Sweep Stakes $10.00Event 2. 50 Target S/B 15 metres

Trophies by O’Sheas Royal HotelO/A Sash, AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Junior 1st $25.00

Event 3. 50 Target D/B 15 metresTrophies by Goondiwindi Welding WorksO/A Sash, AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Junior 1st $25.00

Saturday Night Dinner / Spit Road Entertainer

Sunday, 9th 9.00am StartEvent 4. 30 Target D/B 15 metres

Trophies by Campbell’s FuelsO/A Sash, AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Junior 1st $20.00

Event 5. 30 Target Double Barrel (15 Tgt D/B / 15T Tgt Pts) 15 metresTrophies by Border Builders & Plumbers SuppliesO/A Sash, AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Junior 1st $20.00Calcutta on Event 5

Event 6. 25 Target Continental 15 metresTrophies by Goondiwindi Gun ClubO/A Sash, 1st, 2nd, 3rd $20.00

Team Event Suhr Builders / Roger and Mary Carrigan / Patric Jones$1,000.00 Winning Team

Scores from Events 1 to 6, to count. Nomination $25.00 per Team5 Shooters per Team / Team must be 5 Shooters from the same Club

$200.00 to the First Programme PossibleTotal Nominations $120.00 Nominations to shoot the Full Programme Free Dinner

High Guns, Sash and Trophy, AA, A, B, C, Junior (excluding A & AA grade Juniors)Veterans, C Grade Juniors, C Grade Ladies 60% of nominations for full programme only

For further information contact President: Bob Suhr (07) 4671 3653 ah / 0419731035Secretary: Mark Cairns 0428987344

Accommodation Royal Hotel (07) 4671 1877, Railway Hotel (07) 4671 1577


Kingaroy 5-5-02Fine (14) - 100T CONT 15M: A: NTessmann 101/105, 2nd K Andersson100/105; B: J Jones 87/100, 2nd BDiebert 54/100; C: T Commerford77/100, 2nd D Kachtin 74/100; H/G: NTessmann 96/100.

Mackay 14-4-02Cloudy & Fine (14) - 45T MED:AA&A: R Caban 74/75; B: R Fenton68/75; C: C Larsen 70/75; 25T CONTPTS: AA&A: R Woodhouse 67/75; B: ALove 68/75; C: D Sheafe 56/75; 25TH/C PTS: 1st R Fenton 72/75, 2nd RDunn 69/75.

Mackay 12-5-02Fine & Windy (14) - 25T D/B: AA&A:B Pavy 39/39, 2nd T Coco 38/39; B: ALove 25/25, 2nd R Fenton 23/25; C: LRodden 23/25, 2nd A Brooker 21/25;45T MED: R Caban 74/75, 2nd RDunn 97/100; B: R Fenton 67/75, 2ndA Love 63/75; C: L Rodden 71/75, 2ndT Dunn 60/75; 25T CONT: AA&A: BPavy 28/30, 2nd R Caban 27/30; B: AAllenby 32/35, 2nd A Love 31/35; C: LRodden 23/25, 2nd J Perfect 20/25.

Maryborough 28-4-02Cloud (30) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: PAnderson & J Maxwell 25; A: A Brad-shaw 25; B: J Butters 24; C: J Poulter24; 50T D/B PTS C/S: AA: N Berry146; A&O/A: P Warren 147; B: DNicholson 135; C: J Poulter 139; 25TH/C: 1st J Butters 25, 2nd J Maxwell25, 3rd T McRae 24; H/G: AA: H Berry194; A: P Warren 190; B: T Cecil 179;C: J Poulter 185.

Maryborough 26-5-02Fine (30) - 100T D/B CONT: AA: JMaxwell 111, 2nd F Robinson 110,3rd D Osborne 94; A: G Durre 97, 2nd

I Wynyard 99, 3rd A Bradshaw 98; B:J Butters 94, 2nd D Nicholson 91, 3rdN Dale 90; C: S Plath 83, 2nd D King81, 3rd H Walker 80.

Mount Isa 12-5-02Fine & Warm (21) - 25T SK H/C: 1stK Moss 26/25, 2nd M Coleman 28/29,3rd R Bentley 27/29; 50T B/T: A: BMurphy 48/50; B: D Stitt 40/50; C: MColeman 41/50; 50T D/B: A: R Cusack50/50; B: D Turner 48/52; C: P Pozzoli45/50; 25T P/S: A: T Matthews 75/75;B: P Bosel 70/75; C: P Pozzoli 66/75;25T S/B: A: N Sinclair 37/38; B: DTurner 22/25; C: D Reay 20/25.

Mount Isa 8-6-02 (30) - 25T D/B C/S: O/A: M McGill42/42; AA: B Murphy 41/42, 2nd BPavy 29/30; A: D Stitt 26/27, 2nd RPower 31/33; B: R Bently 24/25, 2nd GNewby 34/36; C: C Faulkner 29/34,2nd K Condon 28/34; LAD: T Callan-der 27/32; 25T S/B C/S: O/A: R Power32/33; AA: R Cusack 31/33, 2nd BMurphy 28/30; A: D Stitt 21/25, 2nd MMcGill 22/27; B: D Turner 23/25, 2ndT Kiovumaki 22/25; C: B Lloyd 21/25,2nd C Faulkner 19/25; LAD: KCondon 17/25; 25T P/S C/S: O/A: RCusack 79/81; AA: N Sinclair 77/81,2nd B Pavy 81/84; A: M McGill 75/78,2nd C Wilson 74/78; B: P Bosel 67/75,2nd M Coleman 74/84; C: K Condon64/75, 2nd B Lloyd 63/75; LAD: MAnderson 58/75; 15 PR D/R C/S: O/A:M McGill 26/30; AA: B Pavy 24/30,2nd B Murphy 27/40; A: D Stitt 20/30,2nd J Molloy 19/30; B: T Kiovumaki21/30, 2nd P Bosel 17/30; C: B Lloyd17/30, 2nd C Faulkner 18/40; LAD: MAnderson 14/30; 50T H/C C/S:1st TKoivumaki 45/50, 2nd T Callander41/50, 3rd N Fleming 49/59, 4th CWilson 48/59; 50T D/B C/S: O/A: R

BRISBANE GUNCLUB (INC) QLDProgram for August

2002Mt Petrie Road, Belmont. Qld

New Committee & New Practice Hours — Saturday 1.00pm - 5.00pm

Monthly Shoot - Sunday 4th 9.30am

Skeet, Trench, ISSF SkeetSKEET

50 Target Handicap50 Target Graded

TRENCH2 x 50 Target Events

ISSF SKEET4 x 25 Target Handicap Skins

The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice, if necessary

President: Tony Kidman (07) 3824 7318. Club House: (07) 3398 4555

ROCKHAMPTONCLAY TARGET CLUB INC

QCTQCTA STA STAATETESKEET CSKEET CARNIVARNIVALAL

13th, 14th & 15thSeptember 2002

Friday, 13th - 8.30amEvent 1: 50T Qld State Doubles ChampionshipEvent 2: 50T State Skeet Handicap

Saturday, 14th - 8.30amEvent 3: 100T Qld State Skeet Championship

Sunday, 15th - 8.00am following Teams MatchEvent 4: 100T Pacific Coast Skeet Championship

Contacts:Rockhampton QCTA

Graham Whitfield (07) 4928 0908 AH Bill Allan (07) 4662 4183 Jim Edmonds (07) 4635 0502

PRELIMINARY NOTICEBUNDABERG CLAYTARGET CLUB INC

Annual ShootSaturday, 28th & Sunday 29th

September 2002Cash Trophies & Trophies

Overall Plus 4 - Grade High GunsLadies Junior Veteran High Guns

TOOGOOLAWAH CLAY TARGET CLUBAnnual Super Shoot — Toogoolawah Showgrounds

Sunday, 25th August 2002 — 10.00am StartEvent One - 25T Brisbane Valley D/B Championship

Sash & Trophy O/A: Trophy AA, A, B, C.Sponsored by Tru-Test Pty Ltd

Event Two - 25T Brisbane Valley Points ChampionshipSash & Trophy O/A: Trophy AA, A, B, C.

Sponsored by Dairy Farmers Country StoresEvent Three - TCTC 25 Target D/B Continental Championship

Sash & Trophy O/A: Trophy AA, A, B, C.Sponsored by Verrall Electrical

Event Four - 25T D/B George Rawlins Memorial TrophySash & Trophy O/A: Trophy AA, A, B, C.

Sponsored by Kay Verrall and Jensen Logging - ToogoolawahOverall Sash on day

Noms - $45.00 L/J/V - $35.00Brian Guthrie: 54 231 468. Gregg Blatchly: 54 264 582

BBQ Lunch, Morning & Afternoon TeasThe Committee reserves the right to alter program


Cusack 49/50; AA: B Pavy 53/56, 2ndN Sinclair 52/56; A: C Wilson 56/58,2nd M McGill 55/58; B: J SebastianiJnr 49/55, 2nd D Turner 48/55; C: TWilson 43/50, 2nd A Marsh42/53;LAD: K Condon 39/50; H/G: AA: RCusack 220/225; A: M McGill 228/225;B: T Kiovumaki 218/255; C: B Lloyd195/255; LAD: K Condon 187/255;VET: K Moss 192/255.

Mount Isa 10-6-02NZ B/T C/S: O/A: C Wilson 90/100; A:B Murphy 88/100; B: K Moss 86/100;C: M Coleman 85/100.

Normanton 30-3-02Fine (23): 2002 SUNCORP METWAYNTH QLD GAMES : 50T OLY TR: OA:1st J Brownson 43/50, 2nd D Reeves41/50, 3rd C Reeves; A: 1st W reeves38/50, 2nd R Brownson 28/50; B: 1st LSolari 37/50, 2nd M McGill 36/50, 3rd RTaylor 25/50; C: 1st J Galeano 28/52,2nd N Brownson 27/51; BEST LAD.: CEdmonds 25/50; BEST JNR: R Brown-son 28/50; BEST VET.: F Cresswell12/50; 25T SK HC: 1st J Brownson41/41, 2nd C Reeves 40/41, 3rd HHaythorpe 39/41; 25T DB PT 15M DTL:OA: W Reeves 118/120; AA: 1st D reeves118/120, 2nd B Stolberg 71/75; A: 1st DReeves 72/75, 2nd M McGill 74/78, 3rdR Brownson 71/78; B: 1st L Selke 67/75,2nd R Taylor 65/75, 3rd C Edmonds62/75; C: 1st M Petroff 72/75, 2nd PCashin 67/75, 3rd J Galeano 64/75;BEST LA.: R Selke 63/75; BEST JNR: NBrownson 51/75; BEST VET.: G Bell62/75; 25T DB NIGHT 15M DTL: OA WReeves 93/93; AA: 1st D Reeves 24/25,2nd B Stolberg 23/25; A: 1st D Reeves55/56, 2nd R Brownson 54/56, 3rd MMcGill 23/25; B: 1st L Selke 24/25, 2ndR Taylor 21/25, 3rd G Dumareesq 16/25;C: 1st M Peroff 25/25, 2nd N Brownson22/25, 3rd P Cashin 19/25; BEST LAD.:C Reeves 20/25; BEST JNR: D Reeves24/25; OA HG: W Reeves 20/25, LAD.HG: D Reeves 157/175, JNR HG: RBrownson 147/175, VET. HG: F Cress-well 90/175.

Normamton 25/26-5-02Perfect (light wind) (28): GULFCOUNTRY PTS CS: OA & AA: RWalsh 210/210, 2nd W Reeves105/108; A: N Sinclair 209/209, 2nd JTaylor 73/75; B: D Turner 74/75, 2ndP Ward 73/75; C: P Cashin 68/75, 2ndA Thomson 65/75; VET.: B Wenban68/75; CARPENTARIA DB CS: OA &AA: R Walsh 71/71, 2nd R Cusack70/71; A: L Solari 57/58, 2nd C Wilson41/42; B: 1st D Turner 36/37, 2nd BWenban 25/26; C: A Thomson 57/58,2nd G Newby 24/25; VET.: K Moss24/25; NQ NIGHT DB CS: OA & AA:R Walsh 33/33, 2nd W Reeves 24/25;A: D Reeves 33/34, 2nd J Taylor32/34; B: B Wenban 23/26, 2nd DTurner 22/26; C: G Newby 32/33, 2ndT Wilson 28/31; VET.: K Moss 23/25;LANDSBOROUGH DB CS: OA &AA: R Walsh 30/30, 2nd W Reeves26/27; A: D Grant 29/30, 2nd MMcGill 78/79; B: P Ward 25/27, 2nd DTurner 24/27; C: G Newby 23/25, 2ndG Bell 22/25; VET.: K Moss 24/25;CARPENTARIA SB CS: AA: R Walsh24/25, 2nd W Reeves 23/25; OA & A:N Sinclair 25/25, 2nd K Moss 37/38;B: D Seawright 27/30, 2nd G Newby26/30; C: T Wilson 2/25, 2nd P Cashin18/26; VET.: K Moss 23/25; NOR-MANTON’S ANNUAL PTS CS: OA &AA: R Walsh 102/102, 2nd W Reeves101/102; A: L Solari 77/78, 2nd DReeves 76/78; B: D Seawright 89/90,2nd H Walton 79/90; C: T Wilson67/75, 2nd D Beasley 62/75; VET.: KMoss 66/75; “CARPENTARIACLASSIC”: R Walsh 149/150; OA HG:R Walsh 249/250; LAD. HG: D Reeves236/250; VET. HG: K Moss 228/250.

Redcliffe City 14-4-02Fine and rain(15min) (19): 25T DBSW: AA: D reynolds 25/25; A: K Noud25/25; B: B McNamara 23/25; C: SValastro 25/25; 50T 25T CONT. 25TCONT. PTS: AA: 1st W Stevens95/108, 2nd D Reynolds 94/108; A: 1stI Fowles 85/100, 2nd K Noud 83/100;B: 1st E Chizzotti 88/100, 2nd BMcNamara 69/100; C: 1st C Selke76/100,2nd S Petti 66/100; 25T HC:1st M Webster 24/25, 2nd P Loeffler22/25, 3rd D Reynolds 21/25; HG: AA:D Reynolds 133/150; A: K Noud128/150; B: M Webster 113/150; C: CSelke 118/150; VET.: E Chizzotti130/150.

Redcliffe City 12-5-02Fine & clear (21): 25T DB SW: AA: FCilli 25/25; A: S Cannazzaro 23/25; B:B McNamara 23/25; C: C Bell 22/25;25T PTS: AA: W Stevens 70/75, WChan 69/75; A: S Cannazzaro 69/75, IHedger 55/75; C: D Field 65/75, C Bell64/75; 25T DB: AA: W Stevens 26/27,F Cilli 25/27; A: S Cannazzaro 28/29,I Fowles 27/29; B: I Hedger 24/25, BMcNamara 22/25; C: C Selke 22/25, DField 21/25; HC: D Mitchell 22/25, SBell 21/25, I Hedger 20/25; HG: AA: WStevens 133/150; A: S Cannazzaro132/150; B: B McNamara 122/150; C:D Field 123/150; VET.: I Hedger119/150.

Roma 16-2-02Fine (9): 25T DB: OA & AA: R Nugent;A: T Busiko; B: D Wicks; C: B Fawcett;25T PTS: OA & AA: C Reid; A: RLoughnan; B: W Nugent; C: BFawcett; 25T HC: 1st D Wicks, 2nd BFawcett; 25T SB: AA: C Reid; A: TBusiko; B: D Wicks; C: B Fawcett;

Roma 18/19-5-02Fine (20): 25T OPEN SK: OA: JStorch; AA: 1st L Ferry, 2nd KMadson; A: 1st M Denton, 2nd VStorch; B: 1st A Ferry, 2nd J Rodden;C: 1st M Slater, 2nd D Barber; 50THC SK: 1st A Ferry, 2nd D Barber, 3rdA Witt, 4th B Reibel, 5th V Storch;50T WSTN ZONE CS SK: OA: NDimmick; AA: A Denton; A: M Denton;B: M Slater; C: D Barber; 25T HC SK:1st A Ferry, 2nd M Denton, 3rd NDimmick; 25PR DB SK: OA: NDimmick; AA: 1st L Ferry, 2nd KMadsen; A: 1st W Allen, 2nd A Witt;B:1st B Robinson, 2nd M Slater; C: 1stD Barber, 2nd S Fraser; WSTN ZONETM SK: A Denton 46/50, M Denton48/50, B Allen 42/50, A Pack 38/50, CReid 42/50, R Loughnan 40/50; OAGR HG: OA: N Dimmick; AA: KMadsen; A: A Witt; B: A Ferry; C: DBarber.

Silkwood 21-4-02Perfect (18): 25T DB: AA: A Poggioli;A: B Barton; B: P Ward; C: G Galeano;25T MED.: AA: A Poggioli; A: PRobertson; B: S Paton; C: G Galeano;25T PT SC: AA: A Poggioli; A: BBarton; B: S Greco; C: L Robertson;25T HC: 1st P Ward, 2nd S Paton, 3rdA Poggioli.

Silkwood 18/19-5-02Excellent (33/39): 15T DB EO: JWilliams, B Williams, C Wilkinson, MCollins, L Falco, P Robertson, B Hall,P Whatley, M Iwankiw, A Gangemi,SGreco, A Casella, S Zorzetto, J Sman-iotto, I Greco, R Walsh; 25T DB PTSC: AA: B Bosworth, M Iwankiw; A: SPaton, F Higgins; B: L Falco, S Coco;C: L Casella, L Robertson; 25T DBCS: AA: P Whatley, R Walsh; A: PRobertson, B Barton; B: L Falco, SGreco; C: L Casella, I Greco; 25T SBCS: AA: B Hall, B Bosworth; A: FHiggins, J Williams; B: S Greco, JWilliams; C: L Casella, I Greco; 25TDB PTS CS ( NIGHT SHOOT): AA: M

Iwankiw, R Walsh; A: A Casella, Spaton; B: R Carty, S Greco; C: LRobertson, S DiSalvo; 25T DB CS:AA: R Walsh, P Whatley; A: S Paton,P Robertson; B: L Falco, N Hyland;C: A Gangemi, I Greco; 25T DB CS(CALCUTTA): AA: B Bosworth, RWalsh; A: J Williams, F Higgins; B:S Greco, L Falco; C: L Robertson, IGreco; 25T DB (CALCUTTA): 1st SDiSalvo, 2nd J Williams, 3rd RWalsh; 25T DB CONT.: AA: MIwankiw, b Hall; A: F Higgins, JWilliams; B: J Williams, P Ward; C:L Casella, A Gangemi; HG: AA: RWalsh; A: F Higgins; B: L Falco; C: IGreco; JNR: S Paton.

Sunshine Coast 29-5-0225T DB: AA: P Grove 45/45; A: DPortors 25/25; B: J Barker 24/25; C:P Spencer; 50T PTS: AA: S Trafford147/150; A: T Crowson 142/150;B: BWeedon 143/150; C: P Spencer121/150; 25T DB: OA: Q Porfiri62/62; AA: 1st B Stevens 61/62, 2ndP Grove 32/33; A: 1st K Ashton49/50, 2nd G Durre 48/50; B: 1st BDunne 36/37, 2nd G Manning 25/26;C: 1st P Spencer 23/25, 2nd L Grove21/25; OA HG; P Grove 196/200; AA:S Trafford 191/200; A: D Portors189/200; B: J Barker 187/200; C: PSpencer 166/200.

Tallawalla 25/26-5-02Overcast 20/21: SK CS 50T 15: OALC Reeves 48/50; A: P Field 57/60; B:B Burker 43/50; C: B Reibel 53/62;10T DB CD: J Rggs,B Bicher, JStarch, K Srg, B Conning, E Bates10/10; 75T MED. 25DB 25PTS25SB: OA: P Field 123/105; AA: JRiggs ; A: B Bicher 120/125; B: VStorch 117/125; C: G Coppo 81/125;25T DB CD HC: 1st C Grimshaw48/50, 2nd S Buker 47/50, 3rd AGrimshaw 45/48, 4th J Storch41/43; 10B CS 100T DB: OA: BBucker 109/110; AA: J Riggs108/110; A: J Storch 107/110; B: VStorch107/110; C: G Coppo 67/100;EN. AW.: B Eklon; VET. HG: K Srb;LAD. HG: V Storch; OA DTL HG: JRiggs.

Texas 27-4-02Fine with slight breeze (44); 25TDB: AA: 1st B Sweeney, 2nd MForrest; A: 1st T Davis, 2nd J Cun-ningham; B: 1st M Elsley, 2nd RWhite; C: 1st C Fitch, 2nd T Durkin;25DB CONT.: AA: 1st R Brown, 2ndA Skinner; A: 1st J Wilson, 2nd TDavis; B: 1st W Saunders, 2nd PElsley; C: 1st T Durkin, 2nd BDurkin; 50T DB: AA: 1st S Hodson,2nd R Brown; A: 1st M Ellis, 2nd JEdmonds; B: 1st W Saunders, 2nd RObst; C: 1st B Durkin, 2nd AMcManus.

Toogoolawah 21-4-02Fine & windy (19): 50T DB: OA: GSckaff 118/120; AA: 1st G Sckaf 48/50,2nd R Brown 46/50; A: 1st J Wilson48/50, 2nd G Hermle 47/50; B: 1st DHarwood 49/50, 2nd V Litvinov 48/50;C: 1st N Dimmick 42/50, 2nd AMcManus 41/50; 50T MED.: AA: 1st GSckaf 70/70, 2nd R Brown 65/70; A:1st J Edmonds 67/70, 2nd T Moronx67/70; B: 1st I Litvinov 66/70, 2nd VLitvinov 65/70; C: 1st N Dimmick59/70, 2nd A McManus 58/70.

Toowoomba 14-4-02Fine (28): 25T DB SW: A: B Allan 25,J Edmonds, J Wilson; B: H Reis 24, SMeagher, R Hoffman; C: T McGvern22, D Carter, N Sheppard; 25T PTSGR: AA: B Allan 73/75; A: J Wilson72/75; B: R Hoffman 75/75; C: TMcGovern 68//75; 25T SB CS: OA &A: R Smith 26/28; AA: G Berington21/25; B: R Hoffmann 25/28; C: TMcGovern 21/25; 25T DB HC: 1st TMcGovern 25/25, 2nd G Berington41/42, 3rd S Meagher 40/42; HG: RHoffmann 144/150.

Toowoomba 12-5-02Fine (18): 25T DB SW: AA: M Ventner,G Newey 25/25; A: J Edmonds, GSmith, R Dean 22; B: D Cameron 25,K Janke, H Reis 21; C: N Dimmick 21,R Carter 17; 25T CONT. PTS CS: OA& AA: G Newey 25/25; A: R Dean25/26; B: D Cameron 22/25; C: JNixon 23/27; 15 PR DEAUV. DB 18M:1st R Dean & T Gill 14/15, 2nd GNewey & D Cameron 13/15; HG: GNewey 149/150.

Townsville 19-5-02Fine & cool (36): 25T SK SS HC: WTaylor, K Stout, N Benson, S Munday,G Dumaresq, E reeves 25/25; 25T SKSS HC: H Haythorpe, N Benson, EReeves, A Torresan, G Dumareso, MStoneman 25/25; N. ZONE 25T PSTWR: OA & B: K Stout 74/75; A: NBenson 72/75; C: W Taylor 72/75; 25TDB: AA: T W Comerford 25/25, WUslowski 24/25; A: T Comerford25/25, K Stout 24/25; B: G reeves23/25, E Reeves 22/25; C: G Dumaresq& B Parison 23/25; 25T PS: AA: T WComerford 73/75, N Benson 72/75; A:W Taylor 75/75, K Stout 72/75; B: MStoneman 66/75, A O’Keefe 59/75; C:B Mackay 70/75, B Parison 69/75.

Warwick 5-5-02Windy (32): 100T DB: OA: J Hodgson99/100; AA: 1st L Payne 103/106, 2ndD Johnson 102/106; A: 1st T davis96/100, 2nd A Loy 104/109; B: 1st MBertinazzi 92/100, 2nd K Lindsay88/100; C: 1st M Kellaway 85/100, 2ndP Strange 80/100; JNR HG: M Kell-away; VET. HG: E Little; ENCOUR.AW: A Hoffman.

NOTICE TO ALL CLUBSCTSN:

The closing date for the advertising in the magazine is now

the 20th of the month.

FOR EXAMPLE THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE

WILL CLOSE ON July 20TH, 2002.

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