2000 - Australian Clay Target Association

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VOLUME NO. 53
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
Patron
The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser. A.C., C.H.
President
MI Glenn Woadhatch Chairman,
Management Cammittee,
43 Prouses Road, Bendigo, Vic 3550
Ph: (03) 5440 2538 BH
ISSUE NO. 4 APRIL 2000
OFFICIAL JOURNAL O F THE
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
A n n u a l subscription Rate: $30
May issue cioses March 3 1
June issue closes o n April 3 0
MI Bill Jones (Vice-President),chairman, Finance
Committee.
25 Links Cres, Pon Macquatie. NSW 2444
Ph: (02) 6562 5662
Mr Mark Buiiuss
16 Exmouth Coun, Leanyer. NT 0812
Ph: (08) 8948 2323 BH
Mr Ailan Kenny Chairman,
Promotion 8 Development Committee,
94 Central Ave. Dewent Park. Tas 7009
Ph: 03 6273 2199
MI Robert Nugent
PO Box 231, Roma. aid 4455
Ph: (07) 4622 2507
Mr Ron Traiii Chairman Nationai
championships Committee
PO Box 77. Rochester, Vic 3561
Ph: (03) 5484 1356
Mr Graham Micheil Chairman,
Shooting Committee,
12 iiimanAve. Murray Bridge, SA5253
Ph: (08) 8531 1394
Mr Ross Siivester Chairman, Coachlng Council,
PO Box 91, Boyanup. WA 8237
Ph: (08) 9791 42W BH
Commitlee
Mr Bronte Evans
PO Box 8645. Alice Springs.
NT 0871
Ph: (08) 8952 1933
N a t i o n a i Office
Andrew Sanders
Executive Officer
Mrs Elaine Foward Chairman.
Rules/SafetylRefereesCommittee.
PO Box 68, Tambeiiup, WA 6320
Ph: (08) 9825 1137
Daniel B o n d
Accounts
Mr Tom Meadows
180 Deiancey Street. Ormiston, Qld 4160
Ph: (07) 3286 2607
Karen Bryce
Membership
CTSN.
Mrs Nannette McCailum
1876 Lyeii Highway
Lawitta, Tas 7140
Ph: (03) 6261 3852
Rebecca Blair
General Enquiries
CTSN
David Jocelyn
Ground Curator
Contact:
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION INC.
PO BOX 466. WAGGA
WAGGA
N S W 2650
PHONE: (02) 6931 0182
FAX: (02) 6931 0125
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[email protected]
Mr Mark Mcinnes
Wesabunna"
Narrabri. NSW, 2390
Ph: (02) 6792 2956
Mr Vince Moiiica.
2 Thistle Street, Essendon, Vic, 3040
Ph: (03) 937-96015
Mr John H. Bymes,
PO Box 395, Waikerie, SA 5330
Ph: (08) 8541 3209
Honorary Life Registrations
L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hail (P.P.) N. Hardy
E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Holtfreter (P.P.)
L. J. Marlin IP.P.l C. Matt R. H. Movse R. Mules
A. N. Rawe' J. K. Scott (P.P.) J. Mliyquin (P.P.)
N. Weiis R.F. Buchan J. Murphy
Australian Clay Target Shwting News
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Coverphoto; Newnationaloflice. Wagga Wagga,
inset Col Bun, Cenfreline Constructions.
Lonato, Italy in June and Tampere, Finland in July gave
us a number of medals. Firstly, Lonato yielded 4 silver and
1 bronze, so it was to Tampere where we witnessed
arguably the most outstanding individual performance for
the year and the most significant team feat of all time.
Michael's determination when all seemed lost came
through and he finished with the World Championship
title. His second gold medal came when, teaming with
Russell and Glen Kable, we won our first ever World
Championship gold. Suzie Trindall also shot extremely
well a t this event, winning bronze in the Junior Women,
an excellent achievement.
PRESIDENT'S
ANNUAL
REPORT
NOTES
It is with pleasure I bring to you my 1999 Annual Report.
I believe the most significant step in the year was moving
into our new National Office and the work that has been
completed so far on the Complex to ensure the future of
the ACTAand the sport of clay target shooting. To date our
work is well within budgeted estimations and contrary to
some rumours, we have not borrowed money, nor have we
used any funds from the Legislation Account.
During the year we experienced some staff changes, with
Graeme Brown finding the life in the country difficult to
adjust to after living all his life in the City. Graeme
resigned his position and Andrew Sanders was appointed
Executive Officer. Deborah Brown left to take up a senior
position with another Wagga Wagga company and with
her went our best wishes. Rebecca Blair and Daniel Bond
joined our staff as receptionist/typist and Accounts Clerk
respectively, and we look forward to their time with us.
Our total membership for the year was 12,381. I believe
this figure shows that the Association was able to maintain a significant number of the members who joined
during the period of uncertainity in firearm ownership.
Again in 1999 our shooters continued to achieve outstanding results in all segments of our sport, both internationally and at home. In Down the Line our teams excelled a t
the World Championships in Wales with the Open,
Veteran and Junior teams winning gold and our ladies
team the silver. ~h~ mostsignificant individual performance was the silver medal won by Terry Walls.
ISSF events our shooters continue to lead the world.
Our first gold medal for the year was won by Russell Mark
in trap at the World Cup in Peru. Other medais won there
were silver, in both the trap and double trap teams, and
Clive Barton shot extremely well to win bronze in skeet.
From the Cyprus World Cup we gained 1 silver and 1
bronze. On to Kumamoto, Japan, where Michael
Diamond's efforts earned him the gold medal in trap and
our team picked up silver. In double trap our men's team
were the bronze medal winners.
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New Zealand hosted the Third Commonwealth Championships and here Nidal Asmar, Craig Tilley, Nessa
Jenkins, Suzie Balogh and Natalie Rahman all performed
exceptionally well winning individual gold medals.
Many hours of tireless work is put in by our National
Executive members to ensure the best for all. Our only
Executive change for the year saw Bronte Evans return as
the delegate for Northern Territory replacing Tony Brown.
Welcome back Bronte and our thanks to Tony for his contribution whilst a member of the team.
Special thanks must he accorded to all our sub committees
and their chairpersons for their positive input to the Association. It is unfortunate that often these members are
subjected to unfair criticism, particularly the Rules subcommittee. We certainly welcome disagreement and
debate, but always in a spirit of co-operation and, please,
in the pursuit of a common goal.
To each executive member individually, I say thank you for
your support and your work during '99. I must note a
special thank you to my Vice President, and chairman of
the Finance Committee, Bill Jones. Bill's judgement in
both positions makes my task so much easier. Thank you
Bill.
Let us remember with affection those among our numbers
who passed away during the year. To their families left, we
express Our sympathy.
The Association is indebted to the Australian Sports Commission for their continued support. To our very valued
sponsors, a very genuine and sincere thankyou, your conribntion is irreplaceable. We must also express our thanks
to the City of Wagga Wag@ and their council for the way
in which they have assisted us in so many ways in our
relocation to their city
We have now moved into a new millenium and a new
chapter in the Australian Clay Target Association. Let us
all work for the betterment of our sport and our organization together. I firmly believe our future has never been
brighter.
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April 2000
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1999
Insurance
Legal
Legislation Expenses
IasE on Disposal afAs~ets
Management Cammittee
Members Semicea
National Championships Committee
National Coaching Council
National Gmund Maintenance
National Gmund & Office Transfer
National Shwting Committee
National Training Squad
Oceania Games
OfficeCleaning
Office Expenses Pawer/Heating
Office General Expenses
Ofice Equipment Maintenance
office saaries
Officiating ISSF Judges
Olympic Athletic Rogram Expenses
Overseas World Teams
Postage
Presidential Allowance
Presidential Medal
Printing & Stationery
Pmmotional & Development Committee
Romotionsl Expenses
Rates & Twes
Rules & Referee Committee
Seminars & Meetings
StaffSeleetion Costs
Staff Amenities
StalfTraining
Staff k e l
Staff Uniforms
State Assmiation Per Capita
Subscriptions & Publieations
Sun* Expenses
Superannuation Contribution
Taipan Shield
TelephondFax
Training Squad (ISSF)
Trans-Tasman Teams
Workcare
World Cup - DTL Championships
World Cup Final
1998 Commonwealth Games
2000 Olympic Games
2
-
Registration Pees
f i l i a t i o n Clubs
f i l i a t i o n States
Clay Target Shwting N e w -Advertking
1
Clay Taget Shwting News M'Ship Conhibution 1
Clay Target Shwting News Subscriptions
I
Gwemment Grants
Olympic Athletic Pmgram Grants
Interest Received General
Interest J Newton Thomae
Interest Legislation Len,
Legislation Levy
National LYI'L Championships
National DTL Levy
National ISSF Championships
National Skeet Championships
National Skeet Levy
National Sprting Clays Championship
Interest DTL Levy
Interest Skeet Levy
International Clay Target Junior Development
%ding
Donations
Sundry Reeeipts
Gmund Hire
-
-
-
-
-
TOTAL lNCOhC3!
534,611
35,WO
875
117.492
45,660
568
60.000
175,498
32.863
152
10,969
6,180
24,772
10,870
12W
9,277
8.340
(1911
1.459
537
4.227
7,623
10,890
9,401
2421
-
1110,724
1999
$
EXeENDlTIlRe
650
4,488
0
3,720
468
448
10,203
730
3,497
0
444
0
2,357
101,311
110,837
5,232
0
32.W8
5.830
5W
0
0
April 2000
Advertising (Externall
filiation
Annual General Meeting
AudiVAcmunting Fees
Australia Cup
Australian /New Zealand High Gun
Australian ShwtingAssmiatian
Bad Debts
Bank Charges
Commonwealth championships
Computer Charges
Computer Lease
Computer Maintenance
CTSN Pmtage
CTSN Printing and Production Costs
Depredation
Donations
Executive Committee
Executive Dimtor
Finance Cammittq
Glen Cup -Trap
Glen Cup Skeet
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-
Notes
816802 TOTAL EXPENDITURE
$
LEssTR4NsFERG
21,104
155
7,827
11,395
0
Notes
h s f e r to Legislation Levy reserve
h s f e r to J Newton Thomas Jnr Award Reserve
Transfer to Skeet Levy Reserve
Transfer to LYI'L Levy h e r v e
Transfer to ISU Levy Reserve
40,481 TOTAL TRANSFERS
72896 NET SURPLUS
Australian Clay Tsirget Shooting News
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A U S T R A L I A N CLAY T A R G E T A S S O C I A T I O N I N C .
BALANCE SHEET
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1999
1899
MEMBERS Fms
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PLUS:
Laplation
Levy Resene
e*n
Thomea Junior Arard Resene
DTL Levy Rewne
Skeet Levy Resslve
1SU h v y R e r n e
R ~ v ~ O I ~ ~ P ~ ~ ~lhphii?
~ ~ ~ o U~ ~
Less on Sale of Esrex Road Bwldlng
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753.917
~ .
9
341,465
3,558
2,060
20,120
0
39,430
6
7
8
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TOTAL MEMBERS FUNDS
1
REPRESENTED BY:
CURRENTASSETS
Cssh on Hand
\vagcr scmant
Sundry Expense acmunt
1CT Junior Development amount
Stmk on Hand
400
1.092
197
4227
64,600
44,520
104,160
4,353
2. INSURANCE
Includes Combinsd Publiemmduct Lisbility- Gmu Permnal accident. Travel:
Busin& mmhined: Computer bmakddown; denerafpraperly and WorGers
eompensstion.
3. LOSS ON DISPOSALOF ASSETS
Dispssol afabsalsto pinnt & njuipment.
(.TRADE CREDITORS
This indudcs an amount ofS75.000 being final paymcnt for mat afbuilding
5. STATE ASSOCIATION PER CAPITA
TheAC'lAreimhurses $10 per h I I Re&red
whom they am anilialed.
6. DTL LEVYRESEEP
Openmg bnlance
interest received
Nations1 DTL Champianships - Levy
Suh-totrl
less: World DTL Champiomhip
Closing Balance
1.SKEET LEVY RESERVE
Opening halnncc
lntemst received
Nstional Skeet Championships - Levy
Sub-btol
k s s : Oreanin Nomination6
Closing Balance
mQ&6
338.126
TOTAL CURRENIASSETS
0
o
0
0
40,000
84.561
166,7891
0
0
51,814
PlXED ASSETS
Nationd Once Building
Netionsl Events OEce
kalehold imomvaments. ~
~omee~
~
Shrd
Ground Impmuements
Perpetvsl lhphier atValvation
0m.e Furniture & Equxpment - a t cost
Less:Armmulald Deprsiation
Shaoting Ground Plant & Equipment - at mat
k%Acmmulated DepR"iiti0"
t
8.1SU LEVYRESERVE
Opening halnnce
Nations1 I.S.U. Championships. Levy
Transfer to ovcrscaa toams
Closing Balance
s
22,486
9. RECONCILIATION OF LEGISLATION LEVY TO
LEOISLATlON LEVYTERM DEPOSIT
Legislation Levy Investment seeouot
ogw B,l,",,
TOTAL FIXED ASSETS
243 345
6
mSIMENTa
Legislation IE
NAB ~ o n r a l % e amounts
d
810,m
TOTAL~STMENTS
Shooter to the Slale body with
Interest rereired
New hlemhela <ontribution~
Sub.tatal
-
TOTALASSETS
10. m v E S T M E m
Consolidsled accounts
Year end accrued surplus
DTL levy
Sk~tleq
J. Newton-ThomasJunior rund
Term Depo~it"0.2 nccount
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Legidahon Levy Paid in addar.de
Re 'strations Paid in advanre
lhatlon Fees in advanre
Advetiiaing Paid in advance
Subaeriptians Paid in Advance
Natiannl DTL Chnmpianship3 1999
Trade Craditars
Pmvidon For GST
Pmviaion for Com uter Derdopment
Rariaion far ~OliSayPay
2-
STATEMENI BY UlaCIPI'IVE COMMllTEE
In the opinion ofthe Executive committee:
The nccom nylng stotement ollncome and Expenditure is drawn up so as to given true and
fair view oEhc results ofthe Association far the year endnd 31atDember 1999.
The accompanyingStskrnont orAssul? and Liobililies is drawn up so aa to give a true and fair
view afthestate ofailairs ofthehraciahon as at 318t December 1999.
At the date orthis statement there are renaonnhle grounds tobelicvcthat the Asraeiation will be
able to pay its debto o3 rnd when they fall due.
The scmmpanying accounts arthe Association have been made out in ncmrdana with spplicshle
appm'd ncmvntin stondcrds.
Far and on behnlro!thc Executive committee by authority
r.ralutian arthe Cavneillors
made on the7th day ofhlarch. 2000
G. G Woodhstrh, Pmidsnt
W. Jonas, mce President
TOTALCURRENILIAnILITIEs
1,OW
NON.CURRENTLIABILlTIES
JNewtonThomas JunioiAward l h s t
I,wO
~
81s.ni
$1,MW1
A
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N
O
N LIABILITIES
~ C ~
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NeTASSETS
NOTES TO ACCOUNTS
I.
CLAY TARGET SHOOTINGNEWS
125,520
Jnwas ,
1,203
AdreBs~ng
51.620
Sukriotiona
110,837
101,311
Printing and pmdurtion mats
Poatsge
103.106
lw,421
zoi,121
(i)
thcstoto ~ r ~ l l~n ri ~t ~h ~ ~ as
s at
~ 31at
i ~~ecember
t i ~ ~1999 and orthe
results of the Association for the year ended on that date: and
(ii)
the other
lh ) the nceaunting mordd add dthhh hhhhdd add tho re stom muired by thC Code lo be kept
by thehwcistia" have h e n pmper1y kept:" scmrganre with the provision orthat Cad".
Dald this 7th day ofhlareh, 2000
(40,381)
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rcouirad bv Division 4 ~ f ~3.6~ofthe
r llaw to be desitwith
B. M. Baehm
CIA.
April 2000
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manufacturer of shotshells.
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quality control procedures using
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componentry - Cases, Powders,
Primers, Wads and Shot have all
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produce the best possible results.
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velocities and optimum patterns.
RIO 20's and RIO 50's are
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presents the
7TH ACT-SAA
SPORTING CLAY
NATIONALS
TO BE HELD AT THE A.C.T.A NATIONAL GROUND
SATURDAY MAY 20 AND SUNDAY MAY 21,2000
Events to commence at 9.00am daily.
SATURDAY MAY 20
Event 1 - 1OOtgt ACTA Sporting Clays Championship
OIA Sash and Cash Trophy
1st AA, A, B, C Grades - Cash Trophy
Noms: $50.00
SUNDAY MAY 21
Event 2 - 100tgt Commonwealth Sporting Clays Championship
OIA Sash and Cash Trophy
1st AA, A, B, C Grades - Cash Trophy
Noms: $50.00
NATIONAL SPORTING CLAY CHAMPION
In conjunction with Events 1 and 2
Overall winner: Royal Blue Sash and Trophy
AA, A, B, C Grades: lst, 2nd and 3rd each Grade
LadieslJuniorsNeterans eligible for sections as well as Open
Open to all ACTA, SSAA and Field & Game Members
Three person Team. Members must be affiliated with
the same ACTNSSANField & Game BranchIClub
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April 2000
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
NATIONAL SPORTING CLAYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. in the event of anv shooter not belno able to oroduce hlslher Handlcao
Card, a duplicate shell be issued for tee duratioh of the National champ/onships. This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable
scores shot to be recorded.
Note: A $20 fee wiil be charged for the issue of any duplicate Handicap
Card.
2. Squads of 5 shooters to shoot 100 targets in four rounds of 25 per day.
3. The Organising Committee wiil decide the order of shooting.
4. Regulation Skeet or Trap targets wiil be thrown, as well as mini, midi
battue, rockett rabbit or flash or any other sporting clay target approved
by the Association. Target type for any stand wili be at the discretion of
the shoot ofiicial, but shall number five (5) in total.
5. Shooters will be squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any
interpretation of this wili be the responsibility of the Tournament Director.
6. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot at 25 targets
7. Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad may be re-squadded
towards the end of the event, but this is not guaranteed and non-participation is a possibility.
8. Shou a a snooter be ng late for his sq.aa then e ect to withdraw irom
the event he may not be el:gio e for any refuna of nom natons pad.
9. All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a
shooter has signed his score sheet he has accepted his score and grade.
Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with
the lowest score recorded.
10. Any competitor may be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of competition. The persons' designated to referee and
score must fulfill their obligation to do so. Failure to either referee or score
mav incur a oenaltv
,
, of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET.
11. Shooters will be drawn from each dav's
, last round sauads to referee
ana score the f,rst rouna of the fol owmg aay, be ng reaay to oHcfate at
the aoverised stan ng tune. Shooters an0 fall to fu fil tnelr responsloi IW
may be penaltsed one target. Wn e replacement referee and scorers are
permisslo e, the penalty of a loss of one target for they're tai ng to off,c.
ate snal oe made aga nst tne OHc ally des gnalea person.
12 Any unaulhor sea snooter interfer ng w th or attempt ng to nlellere
w.tn the trap may oe penal sed F VE (5) TARGETS
13. Ail disputes must be in writing together with $20 deposit, which is
refundable subject to the appeal being upheld.
14. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director, who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed jury.
15. Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive
awards in the Open section, Womens, Juniors or Veterans section,
however the overall winner cannot take any section prize.
16. A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section,
including High Gun before sashes, medals trophies andlor cash are
awarded, irrespective of nomination paid.
17. Nominations will close daily at 11.00am or at the discretion of the Tournament Director.
18. Anyone participating in the practice of card playing at the National
Championships is expected to be considerate of the requirements of
others, and the presence and behavior of the card players must not cause
inconvenience or disturbance. Tournament Director to adjudicate.
19. Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the
responsibility of attending members of the Executive Committee, whose
decision shall be final.
20. An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors, Tournament Director to adjudicate.
21 Reaucea Nom~nat~ons
These sha apply to J-nlors and tne secona
fam ly memoers enter ng Into tne same event, they being wives and n-sbanas Shooters paylng reaucea noms are eigole lor Open as we1 as
section prizes.
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150 Targets DTL * 100 Targets Skeet
Age Groups 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70
plus. Grades AA. A. B. C.
Everyone can be a Master
A week of sports action in over 30
sports for over 30's
Everyone can be a master Apart from the
minimum age there are no selection criteria
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS EVERY EVENING
~~
Enjoy a week at a beautiful Coff.. Harbour on
NSW's mid-norfh coast
Minimum age can vary slightly from sport to sport
:
A~smAumnuA
22. All Com~etitorsmustcom~lvwith Firearms Licensing Laws in'their State of residence and in the State
hosting the National Trap Championships.
Aplil 2000
Australian Clay Tar6:et Shooting News
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SPORTING SHOOTERS A S S O ~ T I O NOF AUSTW
( QD ) INC.
STATE 5 STAND & TOWER CARhTKAL ( FRSSFERN . BOONAH Qj3)
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SAT 29TH & SUN - 30TH APRIL Nomination Will Close at 1 0 . 0 0 am Each Day
100 TGT 5 STAND & 100 TGT TOWER
Sunday 29th Avril
-
9.00am
Event 1. 1st 50 tgt
50tgt
5 Stand..
State Championships
Nom $18.75
Event 2. 1st 50tgt
50 tgt
Tower
State Championships
Nom $ 18.75
Swiday 30th Avril
-
9.00am
Event 1. 2nd 50 tgt
50 tgt
Event 2. 2nd 50tgt
50 tgt
5 Stand
State Cham ionships
Nom $ 18.75
O/A. S.S.A.A. Silver Badge. Sash & ash Award
State Medals & Cash Award !st & 2nd & 3rd AA. A. B . & C Grade
8
Tower
State Championshi s
Nom $ 18.75
O/A. S.S.A.A. Silver Badge. Sash Cash Award
State Medals & Cash Award !st & 2nd & 3rd AA. A. B . & C Grade
Total Nom $ 75.00
Sashes Graded H/G AA. A. B. & C
Sashes Ladies Veteran Junior
l
Overall Hi hGun
9ct Gold . adge , Sash & Cash Awards
li
Ladies, Junior & Veterans Reduced Noms $65
PRACTICE and THE NUMBERS GAMZ is available on FRIDAY afternomt and MONDAY
Sweepstakes on Night Five .Stand Saturday Night
SSAA QVEENSLAhrD shall offerfinancial assistance to ten persons who wish to represent OUR STATE at the 2000
NATIONAL lTVEEAND GHAMPIONSHIH in NEWCASlLE on AUGUST 12/13, One team shall comprise of the
top five shootersfrom the above lTVEEAND event and the other team shall comprise of the top A,B,C,L,Vfrom the
above lTVEEAND event .In addition to the STATE TEAMSELECTION the above FNESAND EVENTshall be an
elimination event for the 2001 INTERNATIONAL TEAM which is determinedfiom pointr scoredfrom one elimination
and to NATIONAL FlVESTAND GUAMPIONSHIPS.
AMMUMTION and h4EAL.9 are available at the CLUB. Ample mmping with shower amenities is
available on the grounds.
Accommodation is available at the B o d Motel. Ring fellow shooters Chris and Kin1 ph 0754631944
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM IF NECCESSARY
Forfirther information ring Steve Goan on 0754635728 Steve Laffq 018754461
Darryl Groundwater 0732854500
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IPSWCH
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April 2000
Glen Innes Gun Club
Hosting the Northern Zone Dap Carnival
After months of preparation by
the members of the Glen Innes
Gun Club, the grounds were
ready to host the NSW Northern Zone Trap Carnival.
During the previous month the
Club had received notification
from the landowners that its
lease would not he renewed and
the club would have to relocate.
The club grounds looked a
picture with plenty of shade
tents, flowers &shrubs in vases.
Another
innovation
was
members wives or daughters
handing out pieces of fruit (beat that Mick Shields!)
winner
93 shooters nominated from
Clubs as far south as Canherra, Orange, Sydney & SW QLD. The
conditions were perfect for the first eventwhich was a graded cash
divide in which 39 possibles were recorded.
Event 2 was the Olympic Targets Northern Zone Double Barrel
C'Ship and giving some indication of what was going to happen
later on 30 possibles were squadded for the shoot off. Glen Innes
had a reputation of heing a hard Club to shoot a big break off. In
fact John Farrell from Coffs Harbour held the ground record of 240
shot a t a previous zone carnival. This shwt off was to continue
into the next day to finalize overall & AAGrade with 3 contenders
left - Tony Schafer, John Farrell &Brad Hooper. Brad was the first
to miss with his 419 target. John Farrell missed his 506 target,
giving victory to Tony Schafer from Cessnock with a great score of
5061506.
The Northern Zone Single Barrel C'Ship was started on Saturday
afternoon once the Double Barrel shoot off was in 1 squad. Surprisingly there were only 2 possibles -Tony Schafer & Jim Hunter
(who had driven 16 hours to attend this shoot). This event was also
finalised on Sunday morning with victory going to Jim Hunter
from Eromaugai who shoots with the Scrubby Creek Gun Club,
with a score of 86/86. Tony Schafer's break finally came to an end
with his 85th target, giving him a long break of 611 - congratulations.
After the shoot offs the first event on Sunday morning was again
another graded cash divide with 38 possibles sharing in the
sweepstakes. The Northern Zone Point Score C'Ship was the next
event and no possibles. Col Burt and Tony Schafer on 1481150 shot
off for the Overall, which was over after only 2 targets, giving
victory to Col Burt of Tamworth with a score of 1541156 fmm Tony
Schafer 1531156.
The Zone Teams were finalised after this event and good luck to
those competing against the other zones later on in the year.
The last event was the 50 Target Double Barrel Sapphire Coast
event and after the 50 targets there were 15 possibles. A gusty
head wind kept the shot off to a shorter version compared to the
Double Barrel C'Ship. Ian Burey from Glen Innes claimed Overall
victory with 114/114 from Brad Hooper of Kempsey with a score of
1131114.
No shoot offs were required for High Guns. Tony Schafer claimed
Overall, Brad Hooper AA Grade, Ian Burey A Grade, Peter
McGuire B Grade &Ian Thompson C Grade. The Ladies High Gun
was won by Cindy McBean, the Junior by Scott Wallis and Les
Kennedy was successful in the Veterans.
Some good scores were recorded and the secretary has placed
orders for plenty of break badges and the handicapper assisted
with thanks by Barbara Nash saw plenty of shooters break into
higher grades.
April 2000
The hard working band of wives
in the kitchen assured us that
lunch and afternoon tea were
well catered for and many
thanks for their dedication.
Full results of this shoot appear
in the results section.
I was just putting the finishing
touches to this report when I
was advised of the sudden
passing of Col Burt from Tamworth. No doubt there will
appear tributes to Col from the
Tamworth Gun Club, but I
would like to say that to attend
a shoot with Col be i t from a
club monthly shoot through to a
No*hern 'One winner'
Nationals, a s I and many others
have had the privilege of, we
knew we would enjoy his company, competitiveness and his
humor. The Club extends its condolences to his wife Jenny and to
his family.
Andrew Futter
On Saturday 29 January 2000, a t Nepean Clay Target Club,
the Commonwealth Ball Trap Championship was contested in
fine weather with a light breeze. This is normal for Nepean as
the scores indicated.
At the end of the first 50 targets Peter Mills (Cerberus) 50150
was ahead of Chris Carrol (Cerberus) and Craig Henwood
(Melbourne) with 49150, but they could not keep the pressure
on and Peter finally won overall by two targets.
AA: P Down 931100, K Rose 911100, C Henwood 901100
A&OIA: P Mills 951100, C Carrol 1001107, E Allison 991107
B: L Howell 9U100, N Quick 891100, M White 861100
C: G Beckworth 871100, D White 8U100, AHolloway 801100
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Sunday February 13th saw 52 shooters chas~ngthe trophies at rhe
Burdekin Gun Clubs Annual 100 Targct Double Barrcl Day. The
day began with hot and sultry conditions in the morning and saw
a slight breeze picking up after lunch. Traditionally this sort of
weather produces outstanding scores at this club despite the
oppressive humidity. This day was to prove no exception.
The day began with a 10 Target Pointscore sweeps to clear away
the cobwebs. Then it was down to business in the first mund ofthe
loo
Target. l3
shooters managed to make the
they wanted
by putting together the first 25. Nothing too outstanding in that,
and 22
Out of a field of around 52 shooters' The
shooters managed the 25. At the halfway mark nine shooters had
the 50150. Round three saw only 2 shooters fall by the wayside as
16 possibles were recorded.
Seven shooters made up of AA Graders,
Graders and
of 75175. In an excepGrader started the last round with a
tional performance all 7 held their nerve to shoot off the last 25
clean. With no Overall trophy on offer, Port Denison shooter Geoff
Dalton could put his gun away and settled down to enjoy the shoot
olT safe in the knowledge the case of shells for B Grade was his.
Burdehn members Hay Colinson and Max Nicolaidus knew they
were guaranteed a place as they went out to shoot off for AA
Grade.
M, let
a,vay and had to settle
41st target ofthe shoot off
for the half ease of shells.
was, 4 shooters and only2
A ~~~d~ was ,,,here all the
places, First to drop out was Port Denison Junior Matt Gall who
missed target 5, followed by the Burdekin Clubs House Manager,
steve ~i~~~ at target 17. we were down to the serious business
and local club president Glen Rea prevailed in the end with a score
of 1361136, from another Burdekin member Robert Falco,
Second in B Grade saw Ian Turner of Charters Towers and Peter
Giardino of Burdekin shooting off with 991100. 37 Targets later
and Ian was successful. Pat Dury fmm 'Ibwnsville took first in C
Grade with a score of 951100. A score of 94100 saw local members
Mario Emmi and Dee Coils tied for second, Mario winning the
shoot offwhen Dee missed her second target. ~h~
winner
was Annette Vassalini with a very good score of 981100,
The good scores saw five shooters go up at least one grade. Squad
7, which consisted of 5 shooters, shot a combined score of 2491250
over the last 50 targets. The only AA graded in the squad (and I
ur name Doug Killick) being the culprit on his
The ACTA has received several letters from Clubs expressing
their concern over the GST and what their involvement will
be when it is introduced.
We suggest that if YOU need any advise, YOU phone the GST
Hotline on 132478, as we do.
Daniel Bond, Accounts
especially amongst
~h~ day ended with some very tired
the locals who not only had to shoot in the hot humid conditions,
but also were involved ~~in -runnine the shoot.
help
~h~ club would like to thank the visitors who travelled
make this the successful event that it turned out to be.
Carol Betteridge
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April 2000
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46.5% of the "All-American"
trapshooters use KICK-EEP~.
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recoil and do it faster than any other pad.
Jones Stock Adjuster - only 11c thick.
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Three Days
Three ~undred-~ar~ets
Three Championships
Easter Weekend 2000
Saturday 22 April 100 Tgs C/Ship
Sunday 23 April 100 Tgt C/Ship
Monday 24 April 100 Tgs Side X Side
Championship Cash Trophy Event.
Two 25 target courses in operation. One Layout all new Laporte.
Auto Traps, Laporte Targets. (Supplied by Shooting World Pty Ltd)
Free Ticket in Raffle of Shotgun for all shooters nominating for full programme
(Sat & Sun)
Nominations Sat & Sun $120.00
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans Noms $100.00
Nominations for Monday Cash Trophy $50.00 (Min Cash $1000.00)
The cash event will be divided into two sections Side X Side & U/O $500.00 on each
section with sash & cash for the Overall & AA,A,B,C, Side X Side Winners. Cash only for
U/O Winners.
Trophies will be awarded on each Championship.
Overall & 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C
High Guns over 200 Targets Sat & Sun. Overall, AA,A,B,C. Ladies, Junior, Veterans.
Presentation & Raffle Draw Sunday after shoot.
Food, Hot Showers, Ammo available on grounds. Camping on ground (Limited power)
Come &join us in a great weekend of sporting clay shooting. Shoot over the superb
Laporte Traps. (Tuesday 25 April is Anzac Day)
Forfurther information contact: Keith Cameron (02) 6746 3366
Rod Prior (02) 6766 1537
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April 2000
Cessnock Clay Target Cluh held it's 2 day open shoot on the
weekend of the 27th and 28th of November 1999.
With the dawn of Saturdav
mornmg, thc ivcnthcr appeared
fine, with the arounds looking
exocllcnt, and npproximntely
$8000 wonh of trophies on offer
We lined up for the first event, a
20 target double barrel cash
divide. A total of 20 possihles
were shot and they were:
A Jackson, G Pringle, G Forster,
T Morris, RVanbeek, KMorgan,
D McMillan, L Hawkins, A
Jones, V Kennedy, P Richardson, N Xenos, T J Turner, P Pemberton. T Schaffer. R Raiseheck.
M ~ e i i h tL, inlay, J rompt ton
and L Kohler.
Then it was On to event 2, being
a 50 target double barrel event.
With 11possibles shot, the shoot
Overall high gun T. J. Turner.
offs were going to be as good as
the event, Alan Cullis fmm cess.
noek eventually won over all aRer a 130 break shoot off with the
other winners being:
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14 possihles shot in this event, Singleton shooter Peter Poile eventually won with 2nd heing J Crompton 3rd T Brind 4th A Stevens.
Event 2 for the day was the 30 target Champion of Champions (10
DB 10 SB 10 PS) with only Alan Jones and Tony Schafer shooting
the only possihles it was up to them to fight it out with Alan taking
overall.
AAgrade 1st T SchaXer 50/50,2nd G Rootes 49/50
A grade 1st B Whipps 48/50, 2nd J Blazley 47/50
B grade 1st T Saville 49/50, 2nd G Pringle 49/50
C grade 1st P Poile 48/50, 2ndY Height 47/50.
Event 3 for the day and the last for the weekend was a 30 target
point score. Overall winner was Chris Lindsay after another
lengthy shoot off.
AAgrade 1st N Xenos 90/90,2ndA Jones 90190
A grade 1st D Porteus 88/90, 2nd T Mitchell 88/90
B grade 1st N Gay 89/90,2nd G Pringle 89/90
C grade 1st R Davies 84190,Znd P Poile 79/90
High Guns went to: O/A: T J Turner 384, AA: C Rootes 381, A: T
Mitchell 381, B: C Pringle 376, C: R Davies 358, VET:D McMillan
371, LAD: Y ~ ~ i350,
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359.
Scores for the weekend were up to normal hopefully due to the
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Fighting Fit trophy winner Terry Mitchell.
AA grade 1st G Kennerson 50/50,2nd G Kahle 50150
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Peter Poile, winner of handicap event with
Helen Gay from RetraVision.
weekend was a great success with many competitors making pos:A:.."
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A grade 1st A Jones 50/50,2nd T Mitchell 50150
Many thanks must go to our sponsors and supporters - Fighting
B grade 1st D Cnlley 50/50,2nd G Pringle 50150
Fit, CGE from K u m Kurri and Singleton Retrivision, without
C grade 1st M Ferguson 48/50, 2nd ADavies 47/50.
them we would not he able to offer
the trouhies we did. Thanks
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On to event 3 the last event of the day being 50 target Point Score.
must also go out to the Members and ~ o m d t t e for
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the
The point score event sorted them out with only 1possible shot to
grounds and organising such a good s h w t as well a s the competitake overall, well done Terry Mitchell.
tors for participating i n such a great shoot.
AAgrade 1st B Smith 1491150,Znd J Crompton 148/150
Agrnde 1st I. Kohler 1~t8/150,2ndD Ponrus 146 150
TRADE PRACTICES ACT
B made 1st E Emerv 1451150.2nd R i-lancock 144150
The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and
; R Davies 133/150.
C grade 1st Y ~ e i g d 1t 4 ~ 1 5 02nd
the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for
Sunday morning saw the weather excellent and competitors keen
the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this
to get into it.
magazine comply in ail respects with the Act and the responsibility must
therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency submining the
Event 1 for the day was the 30 target CEC Barnard Memorinl
advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse
Handicap. Each competitor was givcn 5 targets uurnpiimcntary t o
any advertisement without stating the reason.
start the day nnd get their cycs in before the event, with anothcr
Australian Clay Target S1looting News
April 2000
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There are two great events this month. The first being the ACTA
Nationals, the other the wedding of Manvic Manalon to Karl
Nasarenko and the wording of the ceremony would be like this.
Do you Karl take Marivic in squad 4 on lane 3 to be together as in
Deauvllle Doubles and remember that in Denuvlllc 1)oubles there is
no malfunction.
Do you Marivic take Karl for better and never complain about your
new handica~?
Best wishes and best of luck to both of you. Have a great lifetime
together.
I t reminds me of the young couple getting married and the groom to
be said to his future wife, "We don't know a lot about this safety stuff
and we don't want children straight away, so you go and see your mate
in the chemist and she will give you good advice". So the next day the
bride went to the chemist and talking to her girlfriend told her their
position, getting mamed and not wanting children, etc. So the girlfriend showed her several gadgets and after thinking for a while she
chooses something like balloons without blowing them up. So she said
"How do you buy them" and her girlfriend said "Loose in packs and
most colors". So then the bride to be said, "I will have blue, green and
yellow packs".
So eight months after the wedding the wife returned to the chemist
and asked her girlfriend could she fit her with a nursing brassiere and
her friend said sure no trouble all I need to know is what bust? And
the wife thought for a while and said it was the yellow one's that
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As I stated
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. -wehsite address is m . m c t c . 0 r e . a ~and our first correspondence was with Kcith Miles U S A 6 ~s dod
~ kept in tourh
with Bill MeCullogh who was SerEditor of Australian Clay Plgcun
Shooting News in the fifties His dad r n ~ ~ ~ afrom
t e d \Vales to USA In
1909 and was enlisted in Washlnbxon Srate Trap Shooting H3II of
Fame.
I am not up to all this website stuff as this is the work of Holly, our
secretary, and talking about websites, a lady told me she puts her
order on the web and has it the next day. I said fiRy years ago the
order man came in the morning and delivered that afternoon, I think
we are going backwards.
25-1-00
On this day, Ted Turton received news that he had a leg in carrying
the torch for Sydney 2000. Ted carriedthe torch in 1956, so he knows
what it is all about. Ted isn't sure where his part of the run is yet but
thinks it's on Fraser Island. Watch those dingoes Ted. Good luck Ted.
Today is Australia Day, and of course I am upset about nor getting 3
plnrc in the honour list. But wouldn't have been able t u gu out and
accept it as codny is the day to put out the rubbish bin and 3 super
game of cricket.
91-1-00The Day the Bible Came
They say the truth always comes out and that may be the case in
MTB, which said Paul Anderson on the whisky, I said won the whisky,
but I could be wronp. Also we have a new shooter. Gino Dollisson. I
will have to see of h i has paid up.
Bundaberg Presidents a n d Patrons Tribute Shoot. 30-1.00
You can't keep a good shooter down, as in the case with Graham, he
said he was going to Bundy even if he had to walk. His wife wanted
the car, Graham started walking from Rocky with his gun, ammo,
ham sandwich and his book of dirty jokes, just before daylight, and
was lucky going through Gladstone and saw Ray Wise and got a lift to
Bundy.
Graham gave me a few jokes for MTB, and I put them in bleach
overni~ht
. but they didn't come clean. Good to see you again Graham.
Talking to Cherryl in the kitchen and she has spread her wvlngs and
bought Dudd's Convenience. Store out of Bundy, Con&~atulations
Chenyl and best of lurk. Not knowing what convenience really meant
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I looked it up in the dictionary, which said 'ease, suitability. A lavatory'. I suppose it would be handy if your plumbing is stuffed up.
Well
were
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~h. o~-d ~to~see
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shouting Vie,, Jlm Riggs, the story tcllcr Graham ~ h ~ r f i c l d ~ ~ o r k y ) .
Kay Wisr.Allen & Peter Purkis,Adam Healey tGlndscone),Tony Cofo
(Sanna,, B a n y Zlmplu ~>lunbmngoj,mum and son comb~nat~on
Beth
& Ben Zlllman, Frank Robinson (Central Burnett), Phrlllp Warren,
Brucc Walker, Pcrcr Pagl~nnno,Harry Walker and )ours
(Marynorougnj.
New shooters to join Bundy on the day were StafFord Smith and
Malcome Dawson. Welcome to Bundy. Kitchen staff were Cherryl,
Edie, LeeAnn and Auriel. Thanks for a great job, as we left early we
took numbers on whisky quickly board and Auriel said if we won she
would deliver it for a nip. So Monday morning and Stafford rang and
told me I won the quicky board but instead of whisky, it was $20 and
Auriel dropped it in my mailbox while shopping. So I was looking for
its arrival, as Auriel couldn't get a nip of whisky I was willing to cut
the corner of the $20 hut she was too slick for me as I had the bible
and most likely had my head in it. Thanks a lot Auriel, you would
make a good posty. And I forgot to include Irvine Wynyard in the visitors who is from TLGC. Irvine and Peter Pagliarino are both shooting in the NZ Nationals, which should.be over when this is out, best
of luck and good shwting fellas.
The meat tray raffle was won by Graham Harriman and in the
results, he is every where. Good shooting Graham.
As we left early, Kaye sent on the results, Thanks Kaye.
1.50T D/B Doug Knudsen Championship
OlASash & AA: Irvine Wynyard, 2nd Barry Zimple; A: Vic Hyde, 2nd
Graham Harriman; B: Tony Coco, 2nd Peter Purkis; C: Allen Purkis,
2nd Harry Walker.
2.50T DIB FTS Presidents & Patrons Championship
OIA, Sash & A : Graham Harriman; AA. R Rehbein, 2nd B Zimphell,
2nd Vic Hyde; B: Tony Coco, 2nd Peter Purkis; C: Keith Palmer, 2nd
Allen Purkis;
The Pedro Peterson Memorial Shield
Which was a total of events 1& 2. OIA: Graham Haniman; AA: Barry
Zimpel; A: Vic Hyde; B: Tony Coco; C: APurkis.
3. 50t Gordon Doblo Memorial CONT CIS: OIA&AA: Jim Riggs, 2nd
Rob Rehbein; A: Graham Hamiman, 2nd Graham Whitfield; B: Tony
Coco, 2nd Peter Purkis; C: Adam Gardner, 2nd Janice Butters. The
High Guns for the day were: OIA: Graham Harriman; AA: Jim Riggs;
A: Vic Hyde; B; Tony Coco; C: Allen Purkis. I was hoping Kaye. didn't
know that Auriel took mv $20 and slinned another one in with the
re;ults. No such luck.
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Kingaroy 2 Day Shoot 516-2-00
Thanks for the results Max, glad you had a gwd shoot. As I would be
guessing some of the christian names I will go with the results. With
fine and hot weather, 82 shooters tried their skill. In event 1 DB
Sweeps a total of 33 possibles were shot, too many to name.
Event 2. SB CIS: O1A:G Fett; AA: M Hass,, 2nd A Pack; A: W Murray,
2nd C Gurski; B;D Osborne, 2nd V Forsythe; C: A Grant, 2nd R Brittain.
Event 3. CONT CIS: OIA: G Sckaf; AA: M Hass, 2nd A Pack; A: W
Murray, 2nd G Brown; B: V Forsythe, 2nd D,Hamwd; C: R Brittain,
2nd M Behm.
Event 4. DB CIS Sunday: OIA: D Smith, and ifthis is Doug Smith the
legion, it takes me back to Kingaroy 2 day shoot 617-11-71, the event
South Burnett Double Barrel 16M CIS badge and tmphy first, tmphies second and third nomination $3.00 and D Smith, R Glasgow, A
Stewart and myself were called for the shoot off. After I shot 88, my
auto wouldn't thmw out the first empty, after it did it twice, Doug was
off to the car and came back with a WD40 spray pack. Taking the
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wood off,sprayed the spring and we were back shooting. I carried on
until 108 and put my 109th in to the back of the trap house. The shoot
ending up with Doug Smith 133, Rob Glasgow 132, a Stewart 120, and
I forgot to thank Dougfor the oil. Hope I have the right D Smith, ifsu
Thanks Doug all those years back.
AA. A Pack, 2nd P Northcott; A: R Wieden. 2nd N Liesegang; B: R
IIoad, 2nd K Vicary; C: R Smith, 2nd L Brown.
Event 5.30T WCAP: 1st M Hass, 2nd V Forsythe, 3rd L Murray, 4th
R Hood; JNR: 1st L Murray, 2nd A Grant & R Wwdmw.
Event 6. FTS CIS: OIA: T Busiko; AA: G Fett, 2nd I Wynyard; A: R
Woodrow, 2nd A McDonald; B: R Hood, 2nd L Stolberg; C: L Brown,
2nd A Grant.
Event 7.15 PR: OIA: R McGill,AA:PJ Forner, 2nd G Sekaf;A: J Egan,
2nd B Peterson; B: L Stolberg, 2nd R Woodrow; C: R Smith, 2nd M
Behm.
High Guns for the meet: OIA: M Hass; AA: PJ Forner; A: A Thorp; B:
R Hood; C: M Behm; JNR: L Murray.
Looking a t the results there were a lot of good scores, which means
good shooting.
Thanks again Max. How are the vegies going? Kingaroy Shoot April
2nd DB FTS CONT.
Gympie 13-2.00 after SEZ Meeting.
Congratulations and welcome to Brian Goddard doing his first stint
as Club president. A big improvement in the shwt, but I wasn't
impressed in doing two events in sunshine and the last two in the
rain. It's back to the drawing board with that idea Brian. Best of luck
Brian. And Brian has Tony Clark See and Wal as treasurer, who will
see you through "I think:"
Visitors for the shoot were Vinee Dollisson, Peter Pagliarino, Harry
Walker, Norm Dale (Maryborough), Kevin Howard, Brett Brown,
Craig Morris, Phill Groves (Sunshine Coast), Tom Meadows (Brisbane), Dennis Harwood (Toowoomba), Drew Maywalda (Gold Coast),
Marivic Manalon & Karl Nasarenko (Cobaoolture).
I asked Marivic and Karl if the wedding was still on course and Karl
said he has to build up the dowry money before they could set a date.
Wilma and Ned Berry dropped in to see friends and said he was
driving home from Norfolk island, I tho.ught you had to fly to Norfolk
but Neil must know a short cut!
Gary Forsythe from Tin Can Bay Game and Field had a shoot thanks
to Yvonne and Marge in the kitchen. Craig Morris drew the jackpot
but only shot three, better luck next time Craig. And lucky Glenda
Post won the meat tray rame, the Posts eat again!
The shoot went: AA: Glenn Durre DB CD; Karl Naseranko FTS; Phill
Groves CONT and AAGHG; in A: Kevin Howard DB CD; Brett Brown
CONT and Chris Post PTS & AGHG; B: Dennis Harwood DB CD
CONT; Gary Carew FTS and Brian Goddard BGHG; C: Ted Adkins
DB CD (this is Ted's first win good shooting Ted), Harry Walker PrS,
Marivic Manalon CONT and CGHG with WCAP.
1st in WCAP with metre Lex Stolberg, 2nd Bill Stolberg, 3rd Gary
Carew.
Gympie
shoot April 9th 10.30 start DB PTS WCAP 30T MED.
I was looking at the uniforms to be worn by the workers a t Sydney
2000, you will lwk very handsome Phill.
Bundaberg 14-2-00
In overcast and hot conditions Bundy held their February shwt with
the following results.
AA: Irvine Wynyard WCAP, Stafford Smith share SB; O/A&AACONT
CIS with Rob Rehbein DB CD; share SB & OAHG; A: Gino Sergiacomi
DB CD & SB, while Bradley Petersen WCAP and CONT CIS; B: John
Butters DB CD, Kaye Rehbein SB and Ryan Howie WCAP and CONT
CIS; C: Doug Baggley DB CD, Janice Butters SB and Mal Dawson
WCAP and CONT CIS.
Lucky Stafford Smith eats again by winning the meat tray, gwd luck
Stafford. Bundy Shwt April 2nd.
Aa Maryborough shoot 27 February we will be too late for this month,
as CTSN closes 29-2-00. Sa two excitine reaults next month. Mamborough shoot Apnl 23rd 12 noon afterkeetlng 10 30 am, being t i e
Jlm Kng Memonal25 DB 50T FTS CIS and Jim Knf: Horn &CAP
Gwd shooting to all till next time. See you at the shoots.
Loat Bird.
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Ground at the 2000 National DTL Championships where
Canterbury Voice Releases provide the best and fairest
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erg Clay Target CW, Im
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Bundaberg Clay Target Club held its Annual Presidents and
Patrons Tribute shoot on Sunday the 30th January. Thirty-eight
shooters attended the shoot to try out for the Cash Trophies that
were up for grabs. Relatively new Clay Target shooter, Graham
Harrinlan took out the Overall High Gun for the shoot. With an
excellent score of 2421250 pipping Jim Riggs from Gladstone with
a score of 2411250 and Rob Rehbein on 2401250.
Shield ~ r a h s m~ & i h a n , Cheryl
Petersen.
High gun winners, over aii Graham Haniman, AA lrvine Wynysrd
andA Jim Riggs.
Results of the shbot Evvnt 1 50 Target Iloug Knudsen hlemonal Double
Barrel; Overitll and 1st in A4 grndc lwine Wynynrd 50 51). 2nd AA gr3dr.
Bnrrv Zimoel49 50. A eradc 1st Vic Hvde 19 iO.2nd A made Crahum Hilrrimah 48/g0: B &deVlst Tony ~oed(~arina)'48/50,
i n d B grade Peter
Pefersen "Pedro peters& shhld
event", C grade winner A. Purkis.
ough, Ccntral Rurnctt, Mun~wngo,Tennora1.nkcs and local shooters Past member, Ray Duffy rcturncd to shoot the Gordon 1)ohlo
Mrrnonal L)aublc B ~ r r cContinental.
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. R;IY. shot 41150.
Next shoot for the club will be our monthly shoot in February. It is
on the 13th February commencing with skeet a t 9.00am and Trap
a t 12.00 noon. For further information on the club please contact
Kaye Rehbein on 41513194 or a t Rehbeins Guns & Got One
Fishing 35 Targo Street.
MOUNT ISA GUN CLUB
FEBRUARY SHOOT
The Mount Isa Gun Club held its shoot on Saturday night. Thank
you to the shooters who came across from Cloncurry to the shoot.
You offered some great competition to our shooters and it is good
to catch up with yon all. It was great to see Rino Zanette shooting
66 targets in a row without dropping any during the night. Rino
also clean sweeped the prizes in "B"grade for down the line shooting, and Peter Bosel for "C" grade. Well Done.
The conditions for the shooters were very hot and humid in the
afternoon. The clouds built up and there was lots of lightning in
the distance and the rain held off,A breeze later in the evening
made the conditions more pleasant for the shooters.
Purkis 45/50: C grade 1st Alan Purkis, 2nd C grade Hany Walker 42/50.
Event 2 50 Target Presidents and Patmns Double B a w l Points Champinnshin: Overall Graham Harrison 1461150:AA made Rob Rehbein 1441150.
2ndr~g:rwdcIkbrly %~~npel:Ai:~adr
lrr &ha& Hnrnman 1 4 6 150. 2ndA
p a d * Vtr. Hydt 140 150; B grade 1st Tony Coco 144 150, 2nd B grade Percr
Purk~s143 150, Cgrndc 1st Ketrh Pnlmer 125 l50.2ndCgrndeAlan Purkli
118150
Pedro Pererrcn Me~nur!alshield \\as shot in conlunerlon ~ 1 1 1 cvenr
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1 and 2,
pulnti to count Ovzrnll G~nhnmllnrnman 194 200;Mgrade Bnrly Ztmpel
1Y3 200: Awade VLc Hvdc 169 1.0:B .
made Tony Coeo 1921200 and C grade
Alan ~ u r k i 1621200.
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Event 3 50 Target Gordon Dobla Memorial Continental Championship;
Overall and AAgrade 1st Jim Riggs49150,SndAAgrade Rob Rehbein 47/50:
Agrade 1st Graham Haniman 48/50,2nd Agrade Graham Whitfield 47/50:
B grade 1st Tony Coeo 46/50,2nd B grade Peter Purkis; C grade 1st Adam
Gardner 39/50,2nd C grade Janice Butters 36/50. Overall High Gun for the
shwt was Graham Harriman 2+2/250;AApade Jim Riggs 24U250: B grade
Tony Coco 2381250 and C greddAllan Purkis 1951250.
Shooters came from Rockhampton, Gladstone, Sarina, MaryborApril 2000
The first event of the day was the 25 Targets Skeet Handicapped. Dave Stitt
won 1st place with 43145 and second went to Kevin Streeter with 45/48 and
third to Jamie Cameron with 34139.
Secuncl event was 25 Target5 Sk'er Graded. hllek hlrG.II with a perfect
score of 25 25 wan "A" k ~ a d e"Bm
, grade went lo Kevw Strceur with 2225
and "C" gmde had u, go to n shoat a l l tu deride who was the winner Nmek
Culemiln wan with 32 I oRer deluting .lam~eComeron !n a shuut off.
Event rhrrc was 25Targew Skeet 1)oubles. Mlck XcCill wirh 2:125 won-A"
grade, 'B" blade once ngnin went ru K w l n Strecrer with 19 25, nnd -C'
grndc uguin went to Slirk Culeman wirh 182'.
Onrc the sun vent down tt was time for event 4, 25 T.trgets Douhle Harrcl
Equal SLOIL. IniA" g a d e hlick hlcGlll and Rod Cusnck bath shut 1'5 25 and
had topoout for u shoot offtoder>dethc wlnncr >lcGill won our \nth 27 27.
B " p d e ulsn had Kmnu Zanetre and Adrian Pope shooting 25123. Zanerre
won rhc eradt 27 27. Peter liorel x o u 'C"~ l i r d ewith 20 2 5
Event 5 was 25Targrrs Double Barrel Point %ore 011 15 melNL. Once RgOln
two shooters Rod Cusnck and Ted >latrhewr ehor 2425 and \rent in the
shoot ONnhirh Cusnck won with 98 99. Hino Zunertr. ncuin wan "U" made
with 74/15 and "C" grade once again went to Peter ~ o s ewith
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55/75.
The final Event on the program for the evening was 25 Targets Continental
Single Barrel off 15 metres. "A" grade had Ron Power, D a m 1 Grant and
Rod Cusack all shwting 25/25. Power won the grade with 24/27. Zenette
again wan T grade with 23/25 and "C" grade by Boael with 19125.
That concluded the days events.
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The carnival was attended by 57 shooters
and the zone thanks those shooters for
their attendance; the carnival could be
described as a 'Happy carnival' as it was
held in good weather and the competitors
responded by exhibiting their good fellowship to each other and the results showed
their competitiveness.
Wendy Wellam won the handicap with 33133
from S khorback
Glen Hayden won the PIS OIA with 98/99 from
G Thomson
Alan Pollock won the D/B with 86186 from Glen
Hayden
Tony Bradshaw won the S/B with 34134 from
GiCwk
Hieh Gun winners: OIA Glen Harden 142J145
~ a d i e Kerrie
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Wythe 1241145
Junior T Gull 138/145
Veteran J Matthey 1291145
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and junior T~GoM.
April 2000
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we are pleased to announce a generous loyalty incentive scheme for this year's
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National Single Barrel Championship
National Australian & NZ Trap
National Double rise Championship
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Bernice Goodwin
It is with regret that we announce the passing of Bernice Goodwin,
long time secretary and dear friend to us all a t Wakehurst Clay
Target
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After a long illness, Bernice left us on the 26th of November 1999.
Wahehurst CTC
.Col Burt
Dear Members,
I write this vale with a very heavy heart, the loss of Mr Col Burt
was a great shock to myself and all that knew him.
He was the epitome of what a true sportsman should be, kind, considerate, unassuming and always the true Gentleman.
I have only known Col for approx. 10 years but in that time considered him to be a friend and positive influence to all that met
him.
Our sport van not afford
lose such a fine man ;tz CoI, hut can
only hope his influence and memory will live on in those who he
touched throughout his long sporting career.
'To hls fam~lyand many fnends, especially hts beloved Tamwonh
club, we at Sydney CTC ~ x r e n dour dccpcst sympathy, hc wtll ho
sadly mlssed by all
Gary Kennerson
Sydney CTC
Colin Burt
It has been our pleasure and pnvilcgc to have known and hcen
3ssociated with a true gentleman, sportsman and dedicated
ambassador for the sport of Clay Target shooting in Australia.
My first memories of Col began many years ago while attending a
New Year shoot a t Caffs Harbour Gun Club. A
~- couole of lone
haired surfy lads druve ~ L have
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a luuk They were soon talked
into having a shot. Col was onc of thcvc lads and he participated
in most of the shoot offs and eventually won scvcrnl of the malor
events. Col in my opinion was one of the best conches in Austmlia
and had n gift for being able to communicate with junior and new
shooters. With his easy going attitude and joking manner he could
lift a shooters morale and have them achieve their best.
On Many occasions I have seen Cul w ~ t ha cur I,ved ofjunlor shuurers on board, driving to major shoots all over Australia. One rnemorable oouaslon was a trip to Darw~n.
I a m sure Col eot tremendous iov and satisfaction watchine his
pupils comperewand rise to hi&& and highcr achievement. Cnl
himsrlfwa3 one ofthr top shots in Australla, takinppart in all disciplines of Clay Target shooting. He excelled in all.
We have lost a friend, gentleman and sportsman.
God bless you Col and thanks for your friendship.
Tom %mer
Cessnoeh CTC
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Eulogy a s delivered by Ross Freestone a t Colin's Funeral Service
on 18th February, 2000
Please be patient whilst I read this a s I felt in could not be condensed.
Jenny, firstly I w ~ s hto express my appreclatlon to you in request~ n gmyself to pcrfurm this very honorable pnwlege
Just before I proceed with Colin's Eulogy, I wish, on behalf of
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Jenny and the related families to express their sincere gratitude
for your thoughtful and kind representation here today for the
Celebration of Colin's life.
Burty, although it is difficult far us to accept and deal with the
thought of your permanent absence, alternatively we will seek
solace and calm from your givings and the indelible pleasant and
rewarding memories that you have so naturally instilled within
us. Our consoling factor is knowing that yon are now i n the hands
of your maker i n the tranquil and beautiful expanse of Heaven
where you have been called Home to Rest.
Colin would not want his Funeral Service any other way than for
you all to extract some further happiness that this may provide.
The world has not enough of him in it although we must be
extremely thankful for what we have had.
Well, it all commenced on 24-8-1952 a t Inverell the 7th precious
child and 4th son - named Colin Laurence to Robert and Nita Burt.
Inverell High Scholl provided the culmination of Colin's secondary
education prior to his joinery apprenticeship to Bill Baker of Mt
Russell - which he completed in 1971. A move to Tamworth pmvided him an emolovment undertakine with Dickenson Constructtons allowing him the opponunity to attain his certificate as
Iluilding Foreman and Clerk of Works which 1974 ylcldcd for him.
His skill, imaginable foresight and workmanship standards i n all
facets of building construction was accurately superb with impeccable adherence to detail.
His serious shooting skill initialized a t Inverell RShI Gun Club in
1972 and later when he packed his bags to move to Tamworth i t
came too. A shoteun was not his first involvement with firearms or
the hku. 11was ~wnpowder,which reigned supreme. Whllst still at
lnvemll at the ripe old age of23 hc decided to&<vehis then 10 ycar
old nephew. Swphun a lesson in evploslves
So a 21b tin of gunpowder was emptied down a n ant's nest and he
proceeded to throw matches until the entire thing blew up spreading the ant and the ant bed into a n area the size of a tennis
court.
Anyway, he settled in Tamworth and turned up a t Attunga where
the local grounds were situated for his first local shoot - and
Graham Wilson - that's Roo Wilson - thought who is this long
haired lout - definitely not the polished look that Roo was! Col's
blondie colour hair draped to shoulder length but gee could he
shoot! He didn't need that second barrel much either - but when
he did i t didn't seem to work as well as it should have. We never
checked that 2nd tube in that double barrel gun for straightness
though. Roo and Col were responsible for the present location of
the Tamworth Clay Target Club in excess of some 23 years ago.
Col making the major decisions on its position, aspect and building design. With Colin's exceptional construction skills and
Graham's father - The late Bill Wilson - donating the sawn timber
from his property provided the necessary building materials. The
slab was poured in the cold winter month and Colin's extreme
concern uf froat damage to the newly poured slab encouraged him
to slccp un slt in ;t whut,l barrow wlth a few bags for blankets - so
he would be rcadv. to Ilchr
- fires to keep rhe frosr off the slab if ncoessary.
The bar was not constructed then however 6 packs had just
reached vogue. Col never missed a working bee and always
doubled the effort of any individual. He also carted the timber for
that complex in his utility and about this time he was shortly elevated to Presidential status of the cluh and his self employed business - Centreline Building Constructions had well and truly
evolved.
The Loomberah range was up and running, it is Skeet Carnival
time and the boys have been having some pre shoot practice the
dav before. Adrian Cousens arrives in Tamworth for the first time
. one thine leads to another and Adrian discloses his fancv of
shooting targets from the hip - so Colin is summoned forward nnbeknown to Adrian of Col's harnessed skill within. Burty could
shoot 23/25 off the hip on a skeet layout and he was just a s effi-
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cient a t double rise. Remember, he'd given you that cheesy grin of
a scoundrel and his famous words were - "watch this" - closely followed by his peculiar laugh. The duel between Colin and Adrian
finishes halfway around the skeet layout on station 4 - Col has a
target lead and Adrian states - 7 think you better call him off'.
Roo wins the first days championship, Burty wins the next day
and High Guns the whole event and the next year Adrian fairly
disgraces any opposition and later on becomes Australia's best
skeet shot and world chamnion.
Some ofyou may not be aware ofthis but Colin was Australia'~No.
1 - h e was Mr. Exception - h e was the very best and unequalled as
the nations loudest snorer!! So bad that when Col and Roo were at
a Sydney location and were sleeping apart on a verandah - that
Roo got so esaperated he tossed his boot a t Burty - there was a
slight silence momentarily - then Burty recommences snoring Roo reaches for his other boot and hears "Don't throw that one a t
me" a s he pretended to be asleep.
At an event in Griffith his snoring was so atrocious his camper van
was reverberating. The lads decided i t would be best to relocate i t
a further 300 yards away and guess what - Burty didn't miss a
beat.
It is now 26-10-1985 - a t least he has someone to love and care for
him - Burtv marries Jennv Etheridw - she endeavors to form Col
into some organizational standard,-however not a thing changes.
Her patience still persists and Col would have definitely been
overwhelmed with her dedicated effort. He'd forget his lunch. his
appointments and his arrangements - but n e v e p ~ l u bshoots'and
definitely not the Dog.
On 26-4-1988 he gained his level 3 coaching Accreditation and was
1of onlv 4 a t that stage in Australia. He also sewed on the NSW
Clay %;get State ~ x G u t i v efor almost 20 years and held various
responsible positions including Vice President and Handicapper.
He was also the State Coachine Director for 5 vears - not onlv that
-there is more
Burty was the King of the Kids - Hal and Shirley Burke's daughter Kate - when she was about 16 or 17 - not that far backexpressed how she would like to go to the show - so Col sympathetically volunteered when she stated that she bad nobody to
take her. Not much time had elapsed when they both returned.
Hal and Shirley - bewildered a t their early arrival and Kate
explains - Col got sick on the rides!
Well, back home on the range he provided his professional coachs a couple of young boys who are real keen and puts
ing s e ~ c e to
in countless voluntary hours for a close mates sons. His good mate
was Col Barton - but he was always "mongrel" to Burty - but I
knew he didn't mean it. The sons of course, Clive and George. His
time and dedication eventually pays off as they represent Australia a t International events and enjoy extreme National success
also. Further and supplementary to his coaching he seeks local
sponsorship to assist Clive with his financial burden towards his
overseas success. In 1996 Colin flew to Kuala Lumpur to watch
Clive compete in the Commonwealth Games - a trip Burty self
subsidized.
You know Burty was also a difficult contender on a snooker table
-anything that demanded eye movement or any form of alignment
he was the master.
But Learner Days -they were the best value of the lot. When new
shooters showed interest in learning clay target shooting - the
Down-The-Line layout would be used and Col would hide totally
out of sight around the side of the skeet layout which shared
common ground and hit their targets for them - especially if they
missed - or even before they fired!
With his shooting he had exceptional psychological discipline - he
never detracted this focus from the next target procedure. If you
would have asked - say through a 25 target trap event how many
targets remaining - he would have had to count his shells left to
provide the answer.
Recently in Wagga he achieved National Champion in Skeet
Shooting - he had won titles of most forms of clay target shooting
and a t various Zone and State Levels. His trophy room is indicative of his immense talent and his success too numerous to
mention.
I enjoyed a lot of rifle shooting expeditions with Colin and one
night in the spotlight he shot a duck in full flight using his
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unsighted .22 rifle like a pistol. Some 12 years back I contacted
him to see if had a bit of spare time to assist me in the new found
art of using a shotgun . He would always down tools or whatever
and state - "It wont take us long - or it's not far to the gun club".
A thoughtful, considerate and unselfish man - a perfect and true
inspiration to mankind - but step well aside if you ever stood on
his toes
On a more serious note, in the mid 90's Col is diagnosed with
cirrdia myopsthy - and in 1996 receives a pacemaker w keep him
tired up. Prior u, this he had warning signs when he blacked out
one day whilst a t work. It was medically revealed that he was in
trouble and options were short on.
This new artificial addition never impcdcd his dtivc or dctcrmination, as hard work was never considered a n obstacle. His life
obviously was somcwhat lenb~hmcdbut a mab4o wand could nor
be waved.
From May 1999 he made tremendous structural improvement and
additions to the ACTANational Shooting Ground a t Wagga. Ahrief
return to Tamwortb for a break caught him up on accumulated
odd jobs a t home and then he returned to Wagga on 9th February
for another final stint - which was to last about 2 months.
Rcgrettably someone supcnor decided that he was needed elsewhere for a well earned rest as he had put the equivalent of nearly
96 ycars in down here and given his all.
Please be thankful for the fulfillment he has provided, how he has
sewed, the various ways he has successfully achieved, the lessons
we have so generously learnt, the laughter we have shared with
his humorous and jovial interaction with us during his existence.
From all of us Col, Good Luck, Gad Bless and Farewell on your
new journey - you are 110 out of 100 - you could never be duplicated - your memories will be forever immortalized - our lives have
been so much more enriched by your being.
Thanks mate for what we have all received - and Dear Lord,
because he is so special could you please take good care of him for
US.
STATE NOTES
NSW Dept Sport & Reo
A WEB SITE! If you are an Internet user, why not visit the Website at
www.dsr.nsw.gav.au and find out the latest happenings in Sport in NSW.
Richmond River CTC
The Richmond River CTC located a t Lismore is conducting a 2 Day Open
S h w t over the Easter weekend. Please contact Ernie Balagh an (02) 6628
5575 for further details.
Jack Pollard Publishins
The above publisher has comp~ledn stunning laminated porter of all the
Australian Cold Medallists in the modern Olymptad, for sale to those interested. The ~ 0 1 7 2 sare a\.a!Iable by s~leclnlpurehose in bulk for 530 cnch if
interested this product please fontact m i on (02) 6361 4443.
Newoastle LM CTC
Please be advised that there is a change of date for Newcastle LM CTC 2
Day Novelty Field Shoot, from the 10th & 11th June ta the 17th & 18th
June.
Cessnock CTC
Pleure be advised uf s shoor ul Cuusnwk CTC on Sorurdny 27th \fay The
shoul commences ut 10.30am and features a Mixed Target Chnmp>onshsp
The shoot was mlared in the lllue Hook. a p o l u ~ e sw the Club.
NSW Masters Games
The 2000 N S W Mnrrerr Games wml be conducted er CuffsHarbour fmm
12rh - 18th July. You ran access the Wehsire on www nswmnsrers.com au or
phone (0'2,6658 6793 for funher details.
Central Zone Skeet Carnival
Please be advtsed of a change of date from the 16thApnl to the Sunday 16th
July 2000.
Nationals a t Waeea.
-NSWCTA will have on sale at Wagga Nationals an array of merchandise
including hats, long and short sleeve shirta and jumpers. Look for the NSW
sign for details and times available. Make sure you check the dates for the
Nationals. This year they start an Friday 7th April 2000.
Australian Clay Tsrget Shooting News
Libbie Douglass
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they do not throw with any bias (of either too many targets
favoring any one angle, or not enough targets to any one angle).
Yours sincerely
GeoffKidd
Dear Editor
Thank you for the series of articles published under the
heading "Cuzzo's Ramblings". I'm sure that like myself many
readers find Adrian Cousen's uncommon sense and thought
provoking style of writing both enlightening and refreshing.
The February article regarding rule variations and chivalry
amongst the top echelon of shooters are fme examples of how
our sport should be.
Yours faithfully
Tony Edgar
Dear Editor
I write in response to Mr L Crema's letter as published in the
Tour Say" section of the Feb 2000 Edition of the News.
I agree with Mr Crema, that the Targets thrown a t State and
National Championships should be of suitable or best quality,
and not just what can be brought at the cheapest price. No one
in business just blindly accepts the cheapest quote. What is
Dear Editor,
needed is the BEST price for a suitable or acceptable quality I
If I am the woman referred to in the letter from Bill Aawood in
contend that the only acceptable quality for competitors, who
ihe February Edition ofyour magazine, as the person who went
are paying top dollar at these Championships, is the BEST
to Japan without having "wan the right tn wear" the Australian
POSSIBLE TARGET QUALITY. If the ACTA buys cheaper
Jacket, I write to correct this statement.
targets that prove to he unacceptable, then the ACTA can be
subject to criticism for that decision. No Club or Organisation
Like many other competitors, I have spent countless hours in
has the right to throw a substandard target (perhaps ESPEtraining and many dollars in my quest to achieve the highest
CIALLY the governing body).
performance I was capable of. Before representing my Country
at the Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, several World
I do, however, strongly disagree with Mr Crema's approach to
Championships, and many World Cups, I was averaging
the issue of the suitability of the newer Traps (and also to Mr
between 15 and 30 hours a week in training. At the time I was
Cousen's article in the December News), and I do so for the folalso holding down a fairly demanding full time job and rearing
lowing reasons:
three children single-handedly
1.Between them, they have not put forward a scrap of evidence
Thanks
to the support of my family, coaches and the training I
on the facts of this matter, even though between them there is
did, I was privileged to win nineteen International Medals,
over half a century of, so called, experience.
mostly in World Cups, but including gold and silver at one
2. The newer Traps, including those at Wagga Wagga, use the
World Championship.
same principle of a drive motor and linkage to oscillate the trap
Since retiring frum compecition, I have cuached shooters, taken
as was the case in what appears to be their fondly remembered
teams away as either a manager or coach (sometlmc both) and
"good old days".
promoted all forms of target shooting in any way I can.
3. The computer in the Traps at Wagga Wagga, or as Crema
As the nominated Section Manager for Shooting a t the Sydney
calls it, the "electronic means", does not determine the position
Olympic Games i t is a requirement that I travel with Clay
of the nest target. I have again looked into i t with the ManuTarget shooters as a manager. Whilst I am a newcomer to Clay
facturer today, and it is clear that Mr Crema does not underTarget, apart from nearly shooting offa cruise ship many years
stand how these traps actually function.
ago, I believe I have earned the right to wear the Australian
Jacket.
4. My wlfc Janenne, has acoumulated first hand uridcnce iron,
the Traps at our Club that shows that the spread of Targets (s
Yours sincerely
not biased in any particular direction. We would be happy to
Y~onne
Hill.
provide that information if necessary. This data supports the
advice and data given to us by the n a p supplier.
5. When Messrs. Cousens and Crema remember the 'Good old
davs' of continuouslv oscillatine Trans.
Dear SirMadam,
. . (or do thev mean those
traps fitted with a n interrupter) are they remembering or were
With reference to Cuzzo's Ramblings in the December 99 Clay
they watching the traps that lrsding shooiers used to ^read",
Target Magazine, and Mr Crema's letter on page 18 of the Febw t h a n ossociatcd higher pcrcenwge of straight-aways, or do
ruary 2000 Issue of the CTSN.
they actually have any facts to put funuard?
I for one would like to congratulate the NSWCTA and the ACTA
6. Whilc Mr Crema may have stated 32 years "involvement" in
on their choice of traps installed at the Wagga Grounds. For the
the Sport, I question how much of that has been actually cornfirst time in their history they have been able to provide an
vet in^, down on the firinr!
in
- line, looking- closelv at the targets,
absolute level playing field for the DTL competition. As a result
the last decade or two.
of their choice no competitor attending future State or National
Titles held a t Wagga is disadvantaged. Coming from me, the
7.Most shooters in NSW know what brand of Trap is installed
statement may be biased, but that does not change the fact that
on the National Ground. I am surprised that the ACTA would
i t is true.
.allow the unproven and unsubstantiated attacks on the very
basis of that Company's product by Mr Cousens and Mr Crema
The fact that these machines do not require a trapper for the
through your shooting news.
throwing of double nse targets is an added bonus, but it may
well have been the deciding factor in why the where purchase.
8. Those same Gemini Traps have been installed a t my Clubs
Grounds (Sydney CTC) (where they are used every Wednesday,
Congratulations to everyone concerned.
every Friday, some Saturdays and every Sunday). Apart from
As far as Mr Crema's statement as to how these machines funcsome issues with the springs, I have to say that, from my
tioned, nothing could be further from the truth. As he was
observations, they have behaved well, are unreadable by the
given a 9 page document some 4 years ago explaining how they
cheats and we have proven, at least to our satisfaction, that
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functioned, the following is relevant " you can lead a Horse to
Water, but you can't make it drink".
Before I go on lets name these machine a t Wagga. They are t h e
Gemini Clay Target throwers, and by naming the place, (as
most shooters know what is installed a t Wagga) the letter and
the article have identified t h e machines and their statements
are directed toward one product only, so lets stop kidding yourself.
Cuzzo's Ramblings in the December 99 Clay Target Magazine.
None of the statements, assumptions and conclusions drawn by
the author or anyone else in t h e article with respect to the
throwers has any bases of fact. I n the way the article describes
these machines the reader is entitled to come to t h e conclusion
that the Gemini machined used a t Wagga are totally unsuitable for the purpose that they were designed for.
The article serves only one purpose. I t gives support to all the
unsubstantiated existing rumors and creates some new ones
about the Gemini throwers. I n order to limit the amount of
damage (and the phone calls tell me so), that the article has
and will cause in the future, I have no option but to reply with
a factual lengthy detailed article in the next Issue. Because of
the details required I will be forced to disclose factual propriety
information t h a t was never intended for public consumption,
a s a result, other manufacturers will gain valuable information
a s to what makes the Gemini machine tick.
I n paragraph 6 & 7 with reference to pick-ups the author continues a s he started, jumping to conclusions without any facts.
I n order to draw any valid conclusion h e needs to know the
answers to all the following questions: Total energy required
breaking a target? Distance from the gun to where the target
was hit? Velocity of the shell being used and the choke of the
gun? Shot size being used? Angle of the shot pellets relative to
the target were the marks made? Which side of the spinning
target were these marks made?
Unless he can walk on water, (in Wagga I observed him
wearing gum boots, just a bit of insurance I hear you say), there
is no possible way to know the answer to any one of the above
questions.
I n coming to these non-factual conclusions be maligns a perfectly good product. What was the intention of his article?
Reading between the lines of the article he seems to suggest
(and I may be wrong), t h a t a shooter that places 3-4 stray
pellets on a target out of a possible no of 365 (28gr. load)
deserves to receive a score of (one) for that effort.
Finally I wish AA's like Bill Iles could teach all of u s average
shooters, how to put the pattern in the middle, the subject of
throwers and hard targets would never arise.
Kind regards
Ludwig Kohler
L.K Precision Eng PIL.
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JAMES MIATT MFG
PO Box 1868, Launceston, Tas 7250
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The main event for the day was the Championship Event, event
three, 25 targets points score. At the completion of squad shooting,
three shooters were required back on the walks for a shoot off afcer
posting 74/75. After a short shoot off, part time shooter Dave
Reynolds was victorious after hitting his last target with a very
skinny second barrel. The other shooters not able to stay with
Dave were Craig Morris and Karl Nasarenko.
Event three produced the best shooting for the day. Four 49/50
scores were posted requiring a three way shoot off to determine
the AA grade winner. Phil Grove dropped out a t the 88th target
leaving Wawe Murray and Quinto Porfiri to continue on. Another
40 odd targets were required before Quinto missed his 132nd
target leaving Wayne Murray the AA grade title. Three scores of
48/50 were recorded in Agrade requiring a shoot off to determine
second in this grade. Terry Crowson dropped out first followed by
Frank Robinson (Mundubbera) one target later leaving Kev
Howard the spoils.
For a change, the Overall High Gun was not won by Quinto Porfi~i
but by a regular visitor to the club, Karl Nasarenko from Caboolture. Karl's shooting appears to improve when he is not busy
assisting in the office. Wes Humphreys shot well to take out the
AA grade high gun. A shoot off was required to decide the A grade
high gun winner. Teny Crowson being the eventual winner from
Scott Trafford. l k o other visitors to the Club took out the B and C
grade high guns, Lex Stolberg from Gympie and Rob Smith from
lbowoomba.
EVENT 1.
25'Rlrgcrs Douhlc Barrel Swecpstnkcs
AAGradc - 1st K. Nixsilrenka, P. Grove, \V. Humphreys, Q.P<.rRri2525
,\Grade - 1st S. Davnsor). C h l o r i s 25 25: 2nd I<. Iloward. F Rablnsan.
D. Portors 24125
B Grade - 1st J. Davison 24/25; 2nd L. Stolberg 23/25; 3rd B. Dunne
22/25
C Grade - 1st M. Marshall 24/25; 2nd R. Smith 22/25; 3rd R.Benington
18/25
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C Grade - 1st M. Marshall 47/50: 2nd R. Smith 45/50
EVENT 3:
25 Targets Points Score Championship
Overall - Dave Reynolds 94/96
AAGrade - K Nasarenko 85/87
A Grade - C. Monis 92196
B Grade - L. Stolberg 72/75
C Grade - R. Smith 71/75
EVENT 4:
15 Pair Double Rise
AA Grade - P. Grave 27/30
A Grade - S. Trafford 27/30
B Grade - L. Stolberg 23/30
C Grade - R. Smith 25/30
HIGH GUNS
Over All - Karl Nasarenko 172/180(Caboolture)
AA Grade - Wes Humphreys 1701180
A Grade - '&.my Crowsan 166/180
B Grade - Lex Stolberg 1571180 (Gympie)
C Grade - Rob Smith 163/180 (lbowoomba)
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First event on Sundav was the
25 Target Points with Ladies
Silver Bracelets as trophies. Al
Grimshaw shot the only possible taking Overall. Trevor
Meaney was first in AA and Pat
Bredhauer second after a shoot
off. Bill Scarborough picked up
his second win from as many
events, with Richard Woolcock
taking second in A Grade.
Warren Jensen turned the
tables on Ray Copping in B
Grade and Ross Shield collected
the C Grade Bracelet from John
Young.
Ian Mohr from the Sunshine
Coast shot his Single Barrel
superbly, not dropping a target
Handicap winner Max Barton.
throueh the 25 and into the
shoot
iff He was the Overall
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winner with AAgoing to Bruec Potvcll and Pnt Bredhauer second.
Peter Hcndcrson also shot his 25 and won A Grldc wirh Kcn
Mackay second. Pctrr Prcsidcnt, Ilrerv Smith and Ken Perrctt
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Copping
The 25 Target Handicap saw nine possibles and after a fairly long
shoot off Toowoomha's Max Barton was the Winner of the Television. Bill Nixon took home the microwave for second. Paul
Maguire, Richard Woolcock and Peter Field filled the other placings.
We had an 18mtr Double Barrel as the last Event so that I could
get the paperwork finished up. Peter Filed was the Overall
Winner, with Leon Dodd and Al Grimshavr first & second in AA.
Norm Keech shot a possible to win A Grade with Bill Pavy second.
There will be no excuse for no meals a t Barton Downs with Warren
Jensen and his partner Katrina Cutting winning the camp ovens
far B Grade. Loretta Larsen continued to shoot well to win C
Grade with Ross Shield second.
The weekend had seen some very tidy shooting and when the
totals had been added we finished with outright winners for all the
High Guns. Grant Barton dropped only four targets to win the four
man tent for Overall. Pat Bredhauer and Peter Henderson both
shot 2451250 and in doing so won the swags for AA and A respectively. Ray Copping took the B Grade High Gun and took the step
up to A Grade. Loretta Larsen must be congratulated on her shooting over the weekend taking out C Grade. Loretta has been shooting for only twelve months. The Veteran winner was Cliff
Grimshaw. Junior went to Ross Jamieson and Katrina Cutting
won the Ladies High Gun making i t four High Guns to Springsure.
Congratulations to all trophy winners, and thank you to everyone
who attended making our shoot successful. I must mention trap
boys, Tyson Bliss and Bryan Vincent who worked tirelessly over
the two days and kept clays flying. Thanks too, to everyone who
cooked and heleed in the kitchen and bar.
I cannot close without thanking Bryce and Margie Smith for their
years of service to our Club. They have taken over the local butchers shop and we wish them every success. No doubt both of them
will look forward to leaving the Club when they want to and not
when everyone else does! Bruce Powell has taken over the President's position this year along with Janine Mahady as our new
Treasurer.
We look forward to welcoming old shooters and new to Springsure
throughout the coming year. Our Club shoots are held on the
second Sunday of every month starting a t loam, so come along
and enjoy yourselves.
April 2000
I'm a great believer in the old adage "tell it like you see it". I try
hard to live by that rule and I f i d y believe the world would be
a better place if everyone else did the sarhe. However, although
it.
vew liberal with v o w constructive criticism.
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and to dish out plenty of stick to thdse you believe are wrong, it
unfortunately requires you to come clean when you're the one
who's in error. So this month, for a nice change, instead of
examining areas wherc I think other people are wrong, I want
to focus on some aress where I hsvc recently been proven incorrect. Let's stan with my oscillator theory on Trap Machines.
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Back in last December's magazine, I elaborated nt length on
several ideas that Marc McInnes and I hod in trying to explain
the lowness of the scores at the NSW Trap Carnival. One suggestion was that the recent change frim manually load&
White Flyer machines to automatic Geminis may have caused
an adverse change in the ratio of swineers to straight awav
targets. I theorized that changing the dGve angle ofihe osciilator mechanism from 180 degrees on the White Flyer to 270
degrees on the Gemini might produce this effect. Guess what?
Nice try Cuzzo, but not even close!
Ludwig Kohler, the manufacturer of Gemini Trap Machines,
phoned me one night after the article was published to discuss
this and several other matters with me. He very politely and
patiently explained the whole situation to me in layman's
terms so that I could understand it. My first error was not in
the observance of the Gemini throwing more swingers than
sh-aight-aways, but in not realizing that I have been watching
White Flyers do exactly the same thing for years without noticing it. My second error was in theorizing that changing thc
oscillator drive angle could alter this effect, which it clearly
can't. I am now totally connnced that all machines that derive
their oscillation from a random circular crank mechanism,
which both White Flyer and Gemini do, will produce an identical pattern spread of targets.
Furthermore he explained why he elected to utilize an oscillation system driven by a separate intermittent motor and precisely how that system worked. That understanding has also
totally convinced me that Leni Crema's theory on the adverse
affect of Ludwig's intermittent oscillator is as erroneous as my
own, and that the Gemini system will produce exactly the same
target pattern as the continuous oscillator on a White Flyer.
However, the advantage of Ludwig's system is that it makes the
trap theoretically unreadable, which is not necessarily the case
with a White Flyer, particularly if the interrupter is disconnected, as most of them are, due to being mechanically troublesome.
It's now also clear that changing the arm drive from a coil
spring to a leaf spring can have no affect on the target once it
leaves the arm, and as the trajectory is fixed by the rulebook,
launch velocity variations appear to be out as well. So the only
other obvious area where the change in machines could affect
the competitor's ability to break the targets is a potential difference in the spin rate generated by each individual macbine
design. Ludwig claims that his machine imparts a rotation
speed on the target which is very similar to that of the White
Flyer, and that he is in the process of documenting quantitative
evidence to support that claim.
Given that fact, the only other major area I can see which
would affect scores is target "hardness" or breakability. I personally think this is most of the problem and as I said back in
December. I believe it stems from our decision to trv to shoot
T r~~r
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and skeet
which are >~
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at hand. Anyone who h i s been to either the Grand American
Trapshoot or the World Skeet Championships will attest to the
facc that the targets they shoot over there are much softer and
easier to "puff up" than those whch we shoot here in Australia.
Mast first time visitors to the U.S. spend the first couple ofdays
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wondering how their chokes got so much tighter on the fight
over.
The obvious answer is to revert back to "softer"targets here in
Australia. However, such a solution is fraught with other
dangers and may not provide an instant trouble-free "quick
Ex", except perhaps where manually loaded White Flyers are
used. Because our Traps have enjoyed the luxury of hard
targets for so long, even the more sophisticated hopper-fed
machines, which lower the target onto the throwing arm with a
lifter plate, may need some fine tuning to accommodate softer
targets. And some of the more cost effective macbine designs,
which drop the target onto the arm. mav be even more difficult
to adapt 6 ~ m e r i c a nstyle targets
I had a first hand experience with this problem recently at
Tamworth's Annual Two-Day Skeet Shoot. They decided to use
a batch of Olimpyc's new "improved" targets at the shoot and
the machine breakage rate was definitely above par. However
it was not bad enough to spoil a great shoot and I'm sure that
with some maintenance work on the traps, they'll soon get that
problem under control. The flip side though was better scores,
bigger shoot-offs and longer breaks. Many people recorded personal bests, at least three 200 breaks were shot and the
National Skeet Long Run Record finally tumbled after almost
15 years. And not a ventilated pick-up was to be found. Well
done Tamworth Gun Club! They now hold the National Record
in both Trap and Skeet.
And my personal congratulations to Olimpyc. They clearly had
some serious quality control problems recently, resulting in
some very hard targets, but they certainly seem to be making
up for it now. I spoke to Alan Kenny some time ago about controlling target quality and he believes we need to develop a
target quality specification and then devise a method of testing
targets to meet that standard. I couldn't agree more. I also
spoke to Bill Jones and his thinking is very similar to Alan's.
Bill suggested that our rulebook should not only dictate the
physical dimensions of the target but could also include a relative density standard and/or some sort of measurable crush
test.
I'm told the ISU rulebook originally had a type of target crush
test where a specific weight was dropped from a certain height
onto the target. Although workable, such a method seems a bit
crude and would have only provided a "go-no go" type of result.
A much more quantitative measurement would seem to be
easily and economically attainable. After a little tinkering I
have devised a simple portable crusher where the force is
applied to the dome of the target by a hydraulic jack and a
spring damper. The applied force can then be measured by
either a pressure gauge on the jack, or a linear indicator on the
spring.
During the developmental stage ofthe design process I came up
with another of my theoretical brainwaves that turned out to
be a fizzer in prilutiuc. I figured that a more realistic simulation
ofthe breaking force ofthe pellets could be achieved by putting
four rounded prongs the same diameter as a #7 pellet on the
end of the crusher. Unfortunately they simply punched neat
holes through the target and thus emphasized once again the
important pnn that centrifugal force plays in the breaking of a
clay target. Plcase give this whole matter some thought and
feei freeto contact me if you have any suggestions. ~ e & e e n
the
whole twelve odd thousand of us, surely we should be able to
come up with some sort of simple viable testing standard.
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April 2000
Enough technical stuff, Ict's get back to my blunder.?. Haw
about Decembers STQ. Who was the last lcfi handed shooter to
win the National Double Barrel? Well now I can tell you who it
wasn't. It wasn't Gary McDonald! How do I know thnt? Because
hnlfthe shooters in the Northcrn Territory hove called up to set
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me straight. So how could I possibly have made such a faux
pas? Well, I considered thinking up a good story to explain it
away, but eventually I decided to go with the truth, no matter
how much I hate it, so here it is.
When I originally typed out the question, it had just popped
into my head and I had no idea who the answer was. I guess I
figured that later on I would glance down the list of previous
winners and work it out. because I was Drettv sure that I would
recognize each name well enough to be 'able io bring the person
to mind. However when everyone that responded suggcstcd it
was Gary, I fell in, hook line and dinker Anyway, now I'm going
to have to makc amends. Gary Mcl)onnld alrcndy has his prize,
and he's too big to get it back from, so that's out.
Fortunately I still have a couple of unclaimed prizes left over
from last years budget. For a start we had better give one to
Victor Fertiklis from Darwin, because h e really did outshoot all
the big boys in the Double Barrel down in Tassie a few years
back and unfortunately for me, h e is a molly-duker. Why couldn't his mother have cracked him over the knuckles a t a tender
age and made him carry his Teddy i n the other hand. And while
we're a t it, we'd better give another one to the much traveled
Gary Quan Sing, because he was the first one to ring me up and
inform me of my error. Congratulations boys and I hope to see
all three of you in Wagga i n a couple of weeks, shooting the
National Double Barrel a t my expense.
Vale. The 2000 Skeet Nationals will see the second consecutive
occasion when the reigning National Skeet Champion will be
unable to defend his title. It will also mark the second consecutive year that I have suffered the painful loss of a very near and
dear friend. Col Burt was one of the nicest blokes I ever met, in
or out of shooting. He conformed to the dictionary's definition of
a gentleman and to my definition of a true sportsman: humble
in victory and gracious in defeat. He was a great shooter, a
great competitor, a great friend and a wonderful ambassador
for our sport. He dedicated the last year of his life to building a
magnificent facility for all of us to enjoy a t the National Shooting Ground, and I a m hopeful that our organization will see fit
to honour that achievement in some wav. The shootine world
will miss him. The world in gcncrnl will miss him. I miss him
already. And in closing 1 must also add my condolences to Mark
McInnc.~,who lost his wife Kim the same week we lost Col.
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This month's Shooting Trivla Question. I havc won the
National Skcct High Gun five times. The highest score I ever
shot was 398x400. On only one occasion was I equaled on that
score and forced to shoot on. Name the other shooter? Mail your
answer to Shooting Trivia, P.O. Box 265, Bairnsdale 3875, to
arrive by 25-04-00. The first correct answer drawn shall receive
a free entry to this year's National Skeet Championship. The
correct answer to February's STQ was: By winning the C of C
in 1951 and the Skeet 29 years later in 1980, George Biggs
became the shooter whose individual National Championship
wins i n Trap andfor Skeet spans the greatest number of years?
The first correct answer drawn was submitted by Carol Betteridge f?om Home Hill in Queensland, who wins a free entry
to the National Paintscore a t Waeea later this month. Conaatulations Carol. If anyone has a gicd trivia question or a n ikteresting subject for discussion in this column, please forward it to
me a t the above address.
Hope to see you at the Trap Nationals
. . . . Adrian Cousens
(0418-516395)
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ISSF Elite.Junior
Development Camp
On Friday 21st J a n u a j , 2000 we assembled Juniors from Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales a n Queensland, some 22
in all, with coach John Maxwell and me a s the Camp Manager,
a t a training camp which was held inconjunction with the Australia Cup a t Cecil Park Gun Club.
Our accommodation for the weekend was a t the Hunt's Motel
complex a t Liverpool and our transport was a 12 seater bus and
some private cars, this proved 'oh-so-squeezy' both to and from
the airport with all of our luggage. The accommodation and
recreation area which included a swimming pool and tennis
courts was quite good and I had a n apartment near the pool
where we could do our breakfast cooking for those who wanted
it in the mornings. We also had the use of quite a large barbecue
that the motel loaned to us and some extra bowls and dishes
where we had a barbecue both Friday and Saturday nights and
I must thank Dot Trindall, Maria Rahman, Sophia Psarakis and
Susie Trindall for making up all of the salads, cutting up rock
and water melons, etc, etc, and to Andy Sanders for cooking the
barbecue on Friday night. These two evenings were quite special
where we even utilized the rubbish bin for eskies and I believe
everyone enjoyed themselves whether swimming or playing
tennis till it was 'lights out'' time a t around 11 o'clock each
night.
The vcnuc for the Training Camp was the Sydney International
Shooting Ground (Cecil Park Gun Club) where wcjoined in with
the Senior Australian Tralninr! Squad and the Olvmvic
. . Shadow
Team who were competing in Ehekustralia Cup.
The reason that we had combined the two events was to enable
John and I to observe the Juniors i n a friendly competitive
atmosphere and I believe that the Juniors themselves could
learn by shooting alongside and observing the likes of Michael
Diamond, Russell Mark and Deserie Waktield-Baynes, some of
the best shooters in the world, seeing how they prepare themselves, their stance and how/where they held their guns. Watching is learning.
Most of the Juniors shot both Trap and Double Trap so we could
see which discipline they may be best a t whole. Those who shot
Skeet mixed in with the Australian Team and the shooters from
the Netherlands who had come out to do some training with us.
John worked tirelessly throughout the 3 days on multiple coaching and one-to-one coaching and maybe we did not get a s much
done a s we would have liked, one thing that I learned was that
we will need more Coaches and helpers a t future camps. All of
the participants were given a commemorative polo shirt and a
book on the history of the A.C.T.A. to those who wanted one.
At the completion of the event on Sunday afternoon, John and I
named the 10 person Team that we selected to go to the New
Zealand ISSF National titles. This team wai not necessarily
selected from the scores that were shot during the camp but
those Juniors whom we believed would get the most benefit out
of a competition of this nature.
John and I could not fault the behavior or the wllin~mrssto
learn uf any of the J u n l o r ~and while thc A.C.1:A. has young
shootcrs of this caliber comlna through the ranks. I believe the
future of clay target shooting% looking very bright.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the A.C.TA. for sponsoring this event and especially the Shooting committee and Bill
Jones of the Financc Committee for making all of this possible.
John and I would like to see all of the Juniors from this first
camp, participate a t another camp, in the near future.
Graham Miehell
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April 2000
'Xecommendations on these aspects were agreed on a t the Sydney
Summit and have already been passed on to the WADA Board,"
Minister Kelly said.
'We will continue to discuss these issues with the IOC and the
WADA!'
In the declarations from the Summit, the governmknts agreed, in
the interests of all athletes and youth, to work with WADA to
p"SUe a n effective, world-wide concerted campaign against drug
abuse in sport. As well, long-term educative strategies will be
developed based on sociological research and targeted a t all levels
Of sport.
Sports drug testing laboratories should be accredited by a n independent agency and accreditation standards will assess laboratories on the basis of their scientific capability, quality management
and ethical standards. The delegates agreed this function should
be the responsibility of the WADA.
These moves are expected to intensify and co-ordinate the fight
against drug cheats to levels - and bring in a hard-hitting systematic approach - never seen before.
nvo top Australian athletes attended the Sydney Summit, rowing
.%old Olympian, Kate Slatter and St. George - Illawarra star
hooker, Nathan Brown.
"Everybody in the sporting world I've spoken to is right behind the
nations' pro-active stance," Kate Slatter said.
"There have been too many drug-related scandals in sport and all
the countries of the world have to pull together; we all have to
make sure the determination shown a t the Sydney Summit is
carried through into action," she stressed.
"Drugs are a huge problem in the general community as well;
sporting people are a role model for young people and must show
the way by example."
Kate, from ~ d e l a i d eand in training a t the Australian Institute of
Sport in Canberra, represented Australia a t the Barcelona and
Atlanta Olympics.
-1 hope to be able to bc proud to represent my country at a tawlly
drug-frec Olympics in the year 2000 and it's b ~ c a to
t see Australia
at the forefront of the effort to stamo out the druc users: we all
want to be harder, faster and better n; our sports --but on'a level,
drug-free playing field.
'Thc bcsr-practice organisarional structures and protocols I saw
being put i n place at thc Sydney Summit will ensure that all the
world's Olympians will respect the rules and abide by them.
'The Sydney Olympics will be the best ever fur world span and for
clrnn competition free from the stigma and shame of drug abuse the ktds out there deserve nothing less." Kace said.
Australia has put drug cheats planning to attend the Sydney 2000
Games on notice.
Top scientists are being enlisted to fine tune the most sophisticated methods ever devised to detect drug cheats.
1, the
of the dopers, their drug-induced performancehas
depended increasingly on synthetic EPO (erythropoietin) which
works by increasing the number of red blood cells, lifting oxygen
levels to boost performance.
Often used in plasma replacing the bodys entire blood supply, synthetic EPO has taken doping techniques to new heights and has
been difficult to detect, but with the attention of the world on the
Sydney Olympics, all the forces of legitimate science are being
marshalled to try to ensure the Sydney Games are clean.
During the summit Minister Kelly pledged Australia rvould
provide $1.5 million to validate a way to test for EPO, subject to
the IOC accepting a n Australian submission for funding support.
The IOC subsequently announced its support for the Australian
research project on 9 December.
Minister Kelly told the summit that researchers from the Australian Institute of Sport and the Australian Sports Drug Testing
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Key nations representing all regions of the world have come
together i n a n unprecedented move to get drugs out of sport.
Governments have demonstrated their pivotal role in ensuring all
athletes compete on the level playingfield of natural ability in the
lead up to the Sydney 2000 Games and into the new millennium.
The latest moves flow fmm the International Drugs in Sport
Summit held recently in Sydney and initiated by Australia.
~h~ sydney c o m m u ~ q u issued
e
after the conference showed the
determination to root
the dopers: the 25 nations
represented at the summit advocated a system of 'cinternationally
applicable and equivalent sanctions across all sports, such as a
two-year minimum ban for first-time offenders".
~h~~ committed to establishing national drug testing
including year round, no notice, out-of-competition testing.
Delegates also stressed that athletes' rights would be protected
throughout the sample collection, analysis and result management process, with the right of appeal and arbitration.
other
moves, the rights of athletes would be protected by promoting the
ethics of dooine-free
- soort.
They agreed drug testing will be conducted in accordance with
internationally accepted procedural standards, specifically the
International Standard for D a ~ i n aControl.
Policies will include an independent system for prior approval to
use substances from n predetermined list >r.lte~r
there are genuine
therapcurie reasons and no thrrapcutic :~lt~.rnar~vcs,
and such usc
is permitted by the rules of rhc nrhlctc's sport
As a result of the Sydney Summit nations are also expected to
boost their border controls to help stop the traffic in anabolic
steroids and performance-enhancing hormone preparations and
will review penalties for trafficking in anabolic steriods to ensure
they adequately reflect the governments'strong anti-doping policy.
Governments will also review processes to enhance the-flow of
intelligence information between regulatory and enforcement
agencies and anti-doping agencies.
The delegates
- ameed
- that urioritv must be eiven to research into
detecting endogenous subsrencui such as growth hormone and
E1'0, and that rcscnrchers must increase levels ofcanperation, collaboratlon and inforrnatwn sharing.
Educntwn programs for athlcres will be stepped up and there will
be an lncrease in the nunher of bilatcr:~land mulr~lntrrnldrug
testing agreements.
The summit also addressed the issue of the World Anti Doping
Agency recently established by the Intcl'nnrlonal Olympic Cornmitter (IOC..
Australia's Minister for Sport 2nd Tourism, Jackie Kelly, pointed
out that before the Sydneqsummit, there was no agreemen? about
how a world anti-doping agency could truly enforce "pure performance" in sport on a global basis.
"Thanks to the pressure from world governments a t this summit a
new standard has been set for the effective operation of the world
anti-doping agency," the Minister said.
In a n unprecedented show of international co-operation, all
nations represented unanimously agreed to boost the accountability, transparency, independence and global representation of the
new World Anti-Doping Agency.
~h~ summit agreed to set up a consultative
drawn from the
governments of the world to ensure that the commitments made
a t the summit are carried through. The group will also work with
WADA to ensure that i t has equitable geographic representation
on its board.
The WADA board of members will be selected from public authorities from all geographic regions. The consultative group will also
make recommendations on several other issues raised regarding
WADA, such as its location, governance and decision-making
processes.
A
.
Apzil 2000
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Laboratory have found "foolproof and demonstrable scientific
bases" for detecting synthetic EPO in blood samples.
The joint IOCIAustralian Government funding will help
researchers to undertake "validation studies" during the next six
to nine months to ensure the EPO test is "reliable and robust".
The Australian study will be done in collahoration with scientists
fmm France, Canada and Norway and with sports institutes and
authorities from China, France, Italy and the United States.
The IOC has already given its approval for blood samples to be
taken from athletes competing in in Sydney for the Olympics. If a
reliahle method for detecting EPO is determined samples will be
collected to detect use. If it is not found, the samples will be taken
from athletes on a voluntary basis and used for research.
Minister Kelly said the IOC decision to support the Australian
research project gives us a critical boast in our efforts to try to
develop a foolproof test in time for the Sydney 2000 Games.
'"The IOG's support sends a very loud and very welcome message
that it is a s determined as we are to keep sport drugs free," she
said.
Top Australian and rvorld athletes have thrown their support
behind these unprecedented international efforts to get prohibited
performance-enhancing drugs out of sport.
In Minister Kelly's words, everything possible is being done to
ensure the Sydney Olympics will he "pure performance".
'3nhancing drug detection research to keep up with, and where
possible keep ahead of, the latest doping practices is a key part of
the Australian Government's Tough on Drugs in Sport strategy.
"We're totally committed to getting
.drugs
. and drug
.cheats out of
sport," the Minister stressed;
World sporting and government leaders agree the International
Drugs in Sport Summit in Sydney has made a level of progress
never seen before by achieving a global breakthrough in the war
against drug cheats.
Their deliberations will result in the hroadest range of obstacles
ever faced by sport dopers.
High quality national drug testing programs will be set up in conjunction with national sporting organisations and drug testing
resources will be applied strategically world-wide to maximise the
attack on problem areas.
"Australia's Tough on Drugs in Sport Strategy is all about doing
the right thing by our kids; it's all about showing them the right
way," Minister Kelly said.
"Hosting the summit has demonstrated Australia's commitment to
drug-free sport and recognises our position a s a world leader on
anti-doping issues.
"I am delighted it resulted in other governments committing
themselves to estahlish comprehensive national anti-doping programs that are modelled on the Australian approach set out in our
Tough on Drugs in Sport strategy
"This includes strategies for government action in a range of
areas including policy, protection of athletes' rights, sanctions,
drug testing, education and information services, research, supply,
control and international collaboration.
"It proves that goucrnmcnts rhe world over have a strong role to
play in the fight against drugs i n sport."
MorningGon C l a y Target Club Inc
lOOT Sonnv Cross Memorial Shoot - 8th Januarv 2000
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April 2000
Behold the shooter
(from a shooter News possibly in the 60s)
The photo shown turned up when going through my late
husband Scotty Gibson's papers. It was taken at the Perth
Nationals in 1980 and the story as I remember may be of interest to readers.
Doug Smith, a winner of many Championships, and Russell
Mark a t that time was still a Junior, were in a shoot off for the
Double Barrel Championship.
Doug was using factory loaded shells given to him to use. As
the shoot off progressed, these shells produced a third missfired and the result 'lost target" from the Referee was as per
the rule:-a rule that was introduced when home-loaders' shells
were frequently producing misfires...due to the lack of precision and care in putting together their home-loads!
The rule did not differentiate between home load and factory
load.
He spends much time, energy and income attempting to
do something that he already knows is well nigh impossible.
He clutters up the home with such oddments as guns,
cleaning gear, gun cases, loaded and unloaded shells,
every conceivable piece of reloading equipment, rags, oils,
shooting jackets, badges and patches, to say nothing of
books newspaper cuttings and magazines - all about guns
and shooting.
He goeth to shoots full of enthusiasm and hope, spends
more than he can afford, and brings home either nothing
or a t best a trophy that his wife and family have no use
for.
He sometimes takes his wife and family to a shoot, then
sets about ignoring them while discussing with other
fanatics such interesting subjects as loads, swing, breaks,
lost birds, chokes, high combs and patterns.
There is no hope for this person, as invariably he threatens to 'give it away' and systematically sets about repurchasing another gun and more gear (by this time it has all
advanced in price), and from then on, much more shooting
occurs and more strife on the home front.
When he finally enters Heaven???? his password to St
Peter will probably be "Pull".
-Gunsmoke WifeThis would still be apt today, I'd say.
Are there others with tales to tell? (Scotty in the 60's
diddo!!)
The oval oak dining table with four holes bored into i t to
take the reloader of the day!!!
The wooden clothes horse with a large sheet of brown
paper pinned to i t used ....to pattern the gun!!!!
Is it still full of holes and no doubt lead shot!!!!
Nancy Gibson
The decision created consternation amongst some of the of'fcials. Pressure was put on the Shoot Marshall, Tim Catling, to
bend the rules for this important Championship. Even
Russell's Dad expressed dismay that Russell should win such
a technicality, however the final decision was as per the rule.
Doug who accepted the decision without question did comment
to Tim, "this decision would be tough on one who had never
won a major trophy".
When it came to the presentation, Russell had to he persuaded
by Tim to come out of the tent he was in, to accept the Sash
and Trophy that were rightfully his.
The Referee was Scotty Gibson, well known for his - knowing
the Rules...and sticking to them!
Just an incident from the past!
Yours
Nancy Gibson
April 2000
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Whiteman Park Flora & Fauna ISSF Trap & Skeet Carnival
DTL Pre Nationals
ACTA DTL Nationals
Suncorp Metway North Queensland Games
Easter Carnival
QCTA South-East Zone Sporting
Boort/Cohuna 3 Day Shoot
QCTA State Trap Carnival
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
Victorian State Skeet Carnival
SA State Skeet Carnival
Tas State ISSF Trench Championships
QCTA Western Zone Skeet
ACTA Sporting Clays National
Annual Golden Fox Open Shoot
Victorian UIT Grand Prix
QCTA State Sporting Clays
QCTA State ISSF Carnival
ACTA Central Zone Skeet
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
Whiteman Park lOOt Skeet Championship
QCTA Western Zone Trap
Newton Thomas lOOt Skeet Championship
QCTANorthern Zone Skeet
NSW CTA Skeet Carnival
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
Tas State ISSF Skeet Championships
NSW CTA ISSF Carnival
QCTA Northern Zone ISSF
Central Victorian Grand Prix
SA State ISSF (Olympic Disciplines) Carnival
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
QCTA State Skeet Carnival
VIC State ISSF Titles
NSW CTA Trap Carnival
TasState Skeet Championships
QCTA Northern Zone Trap
ACTA National ISSF Championships
QCTA South East Zone Trap
Macquarie Masters Open Shoot
Victorian State Trap Carnival
75pr State ISSF Double Trap Championship
25pr State Skeet Doubles Championship
Skeet Pre Nationals
ACTA Skeet Nationals
WAGC, WA
ACTA National Ground, Wagga NSW
Townsville, Mt Isa, Cairns, Mackay
Mildura, VIC
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Boort/Cohuna CTC, Vic
Townsville, Qld
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SA Gun Club, Bolivar, SA
Hobart GC, Tas
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Mildura CTC, VIC
Gemfields, QLD
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Gemfields
Frankston Australian CTC, VIC
WAGC, WA
Central Burnett
WAGC, WA
Charters Towers
ACTA National Ground, Wagga, NSW
Melbourne GC, VIC
Tasmanian GC, Tas
Newcastle LM CTC, NSW
Normanton
Maryborough GC
State Shooting Park, SA
Echuca CTC, VIC
Townsville, QLD
ACTA National Ground, Wagga, NSW
Hobart GC, Tas
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Benalla - 12 noon start
Pre Nationals Warm Up - 10tgt D/B E/O C/D
50tgt Pts C/Ship AA.A.B.C 1 & 2
50tgt D/B C/Ship AA.A.B.C 1 & 2
Overall High Gun (reduced "oms where applicable)
Bendigo - 12 noon start
50tgt Sporting Clays C'Ship
50tgt Skeet C'Ship
Sundav 2nd
Shepparton - l l a m start
lOtgt S/B E/O, 50 tgt Pts Grd C/Ship
50tgt Handicap, 20pair D/R Grd C/Ship
(There will be a Rules Seminar and Referee Examination
commencing at 9am to be held in the Clubrooms prior to
this shoot)
Saturday 15th
Bendigo - 12 noon start
l0tgt Cont. P/S E/O, 25tgt Cont., P/S C/Ship
25tgt S/B C/Ship, 25tgt D/B C/Ship.
Mansfield - l p m start
15tgt E/O (5 DB, 5SB. 5PTS)
75tgt State Champion of Champions
Night: BBQ Tea
30tgt State Night D/B Tower
Walls 1547154, 2nd R Felmingham
1531154; B: J Bergman 53154, 2nd P
Gorrie 23124; C: D Devanny 12/15:
01.4: B Henshell 84185: JNR: M Vanderguilek: LAD: M Felmingham.
Ararat 6-2-00
Windy (33) lOT PIS El0 Cm: C
Dunn, B Rafferty, A Wohlers 30130;
50T DIB GR CIS: OiA: L Cook 68168;
AA: 1st J McVitty 1201122, 2nd T
Knight 1191122; B: 1st M Illifkson
50150, 2nd N Patterson 50153; C: 1st
W Harris 41/50, 2nd B Knight 46/50;
1WT MXD: OiA: L Cwk 1651168; A:
1st D Barry 1471153. 2nd C Dunn
14W150; B: 1st ATink 1451150, 2ndA
Wohlcrs 1361150; C: 1st W Harris
1411150, 2nd MJ Gruar 1301150;
HIGH GUN: L Cook.
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Sunday 16th
Deniliquin - 11.30am start
80tgt Medley Cash Divide - AA.A.B.C
Saturdav 22nd
Euroa - l p m start
lOtgt Pts Gift, lOtgt Trophy Handicap
lOtgt S/B Gift, 1Otgt D/B Gift, lopair D/D Gift
Sunday 23rd
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Numurkah 12 noon start
5tgt Pts E/O, 25tgt Pts C/Ship AA.A.B.C
25tgt D/B C/Ship AA.A.B.C, 20 Pair D/R AA.A.B.C
High Gun.
Tuesdav 25th
Colbinabbin - 12.30pm start
25tgt Pts C/Sbip, 25tgt S/B C/Ship
25tgt D/B C/Ship
Fridav 28th
Mathaura - 7.00pm start
lOtgt D/B Handicap C/D, l0pr Auto & Driven OA & 2
Grades, 20tgt S/B Tower 1,2,3
Saturdav 29th
St James - 12 noon start
l0tgt E/O, 20gt D/B C/Ship
25tgt NEZ Pts Cont. C/Ship, 15tgt Handicap
Sunday 30th
North East Zone DTL Carnival, Echuca - loam start
(See advertisement this edition CTSN)
Wangaratta - The NEZ Skeet Championships that were
advertised in the 2WO Program Booklet to be held on this
day have been transferred and will now be held at
Wangaratta CTC on the 21st May 2000.
For further inquiries, contact the respective clubs, whose
details are in the 2WO VCTA Program Booklet.
April 2000
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NORTH EAST ZONE - VCTA
2000 DTL Carnival
Echuca Clay Target Club
22/25: 2ST Mini CIS: O / A U R Ross
48143,Znd R Peatling 42/43; B: 1st G
Smith 33134,Znd R Langridge 32/34;
C: B Saunders 22/25: 20T WALK UP
CIS: O/A&AA: S Landsborough 19/20.
2nd R Peatling 13/20; B: 1st R Lea
12/20, 2nd R Lsnglidge 1U20; C: 1st
A Langlidp 21/30. 2nd B Savnders
20130.
Callawadda~Stawell19.2-00
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Sunday the 30th of April 2000 10.00 am Start
Event 1. 25 Target N.E.Z Pointscore Championship
Overall Sash (takes grade) AA.A.B.C. - 1st & 2nd
Prizes -Cartridges Sweeps $1 Noms $12
Event 2. 25 Target N.E.2 Single Barrel Championship
Prizes -Trophies Sweeps $1 Noms $12
Event 3. 25 Target N.E.Z Handicap
Overall Sash, 2nd. 3rd, 4th
Prizes -Cash Noms $12
Event 4. 25 Target N.E:Z Double Barrel Championship
Sponsored by the Shepparton Clay Target Club
Prizes - h o p h i s Sweeps $1 Noms $12
Event 5. 15pair N.E.Z. Double Rise Championship
Prizes -Cartridges Sweeps $1 Noms $12
OVERALL HIGH GUN
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans High G u n s
Secretary - Peter Beaman 03 5449 6742 (H)
03 5440 2520 (W)
President - Ron Trail1 03 5484 1356 (H)
Hot & Windy (20) - 10T C O W D B
EIO: A Camemn, D Barry, R Joy, R
Lehmann, D Petrie,ABriggs, P Seatt,
D Bertalli 1W10; 2ST CONT DiB CIS:
OlA&A: P Scott 29129. 2nd J McVitty
23/29; B: 1st D Pehie 25/26, 2nd B
Jenkins 24/26; C: 1st L Cocking
21/25, 2nd J Fielding 17/25: 25T DiB
CIS: O/A& RLehmann 36/36,2nd D
Barry 35/36; B: 1st A Briggs 27/28,
2nd D Petrie 46/47: C: 1st L Cocking
25/25, 2nd J Fielding 18125; HIGH
GUN: D Barry 75/76.
Castlemaine 12-2.00
Wild (52) - 25T S/B CIS: OIA& S
White 33/34, C Knight 32134; B: A
Stevenson 2U26, G Moore 25/29; C: P
Bird 21126, C Bird 20/26: 25T DIB:
A&O/A: B Rafferty 30130, M Stuehbree 28/30; B: A McChrystal 29/30, J
Hill 27/29; C: I Seown 30132, P Clark
29/32; LAD: N Blake; JNR: T Gull
45/50.
Castlemaine 28-2-00
15T DIB: A: Noel Blake 15/15,2nd G
Hawdon 33/36; B: Nola Blake 15/15,
2nd A M Chrystell 24126; C: P Bird
15/17, 2nd A Langridge 14/11; 15T
CD: A: G Passalaqua, M Sturchbree
25/25; B: A M Chrystell 23/25, T
Archer 22125: C: P Bird, D Butterworth 18/25: HIGH GUN: M Starchbee 39/40; JNR:B Blake 25/40.
Cerberua 5-2-00
Fine & Breezy (391 - 10T PTS: B
WDonnell, L Irons, W Bennett, A
Bradshnw, J Rowe, C Cnrral.ACrawford, W Woodward 3W30; IOOT DIB:
O/A&AA: A Bradshaw 1071108, C
Calrol 1W108, P M~lls157/159; A: A
Crawford 9W100, J Stone 971100, L
Howell W W ,B: N Quick 9EJ100. D
Hammond 941100, W Dalzell 9W100;
C: P Noy 931100, J Luis 9W100, R
Bold 781100; OTF: T Rowe.
Cohuna 11-UHI
Mild Evening (34) - lD'I EIO:B P e w ,
T Kight, R Whyte, I Phtllips, M
Absnlom, R Peatling, S Burns, G
Hipwell, R Boss, T Moroni, A Momni,
A Peatling; 25T CONT PIS: AA&O/A:
C Lee 90190, 2nd T Moroni 89/90; A:
1st D Pay 73/75,2ndGBradley 81/84;
B: 1st G Smith 67/75, 2nd F Dick
61/75: C: 1st D Donehue 67175.2nd B
Daley 62/75; 25 NWZ CONT DIB:
AA&O/A: C Lcc 42/42,2nd G Hipwell
41/42; A: 1st B Perry 32/33. 2nd C
Knight 27/28; B: 1st W Hester 24125,
2nd F Dick 29/31; C: 1st D Donehue
35/36, 2ndASutherland 22125: LAD:
R Brown 21/27: JWR: A Peatling
27/28.
Deniliquin 20-2.00
Overcast & Rainy (35) 10T CONT
D B WO: C Mffirabb, P Headon, T
Wells, R Glenn. G Castellaro, B
Doyle, R Anderson 10110; 20T CONT
D B CID: AA: L Knight, R Glenn, B
Doyle, T Wells 20120: A: T Knight, J
Deekcr 20120; B: C Connell; C: P
Conwell 13/20; 50T SIB CIS:AA&O/A:
LKnight 50150, 2ndR Glenn 53156;A:
J Petersen 46150, 2nd F Pard 45/50;
B: C Connell4W50, 2nd B MeAlliater
37150; C: P Connell 34/50, 2nd B
Cormaek 33/50; 25T D/B CIS:
AA&O/A: R Glenn 37/37, 2nd R
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Program for April
NIGHT SHOOT
Saturdav 8th A ~ r i7.00~m
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2 State Titles
Event 1. 50 Tgt State Cont Night
O/A Plus 1 & 2 AA,A,B,C
Plus Vet & Jnr.
Event 2.20 PR State DID 22m 1.2.3
Plus best Pair with HICap
off 15m or less.
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Event 2. 50 Tgt BIT S.W.Z BIT C'Ship
CERBERUS GUN CLUB
Saturday 1st
No Shoot - Zone Teams Event at Wonthaggi.
Anzac Day Tuesday 25th
10 Tgt Points $4.00
75 Tgt Medley 25 D/B 25 S/B 25 PTS $24.00
ANZAC Crests for each Grade
Secretary: Cl~risCarrolO3 9775 7926MHMelways 194 HZ
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB
Saturday 8th
10 Tgt Pts $4.00
100 Tgt Double Barrel $28.00
Secretary Wendy Roberts 5979 2746 Melways 146A I1
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB
Saturday 15th
150 Tgt Challenge ($1000.00) $45.00
50 Dm, 50 S/B, 50 PTS
Friday 21st 6.30pm
50 Tgt Simulated $19.00
Secretary: Rod Scott 5986 8445 Mehvays 200 K 2
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April 2'100
Werribee-Victorian Clay Target Club
Midura Clay Target Club
Frankston-Australian Clay Target Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Echuca Clay Target Club
Victorian State ISSF Titles (TBA)
PROGRAMME:
NOMINATIONS:
HIGH GUNS:
May 6th & 7th
June loth, 11th & 12th
(Queens Birthday Weekend)
July 22nd & 23rd
August 12th & 13th
September 2nd & 3rd
September 29th, 30th & October 1st
Olympic Trap: 125 Targets + 25 Target Final
Double Trap: 75 Pair + 25 Pair Final.
Overall,AA,A,B,C,lst & 2nd (if 3 or more competitors)
+ Best Junior &Woman.
Olympic Trap $50: Double Trap $60: + $5 Junior Levy
per event. Juniors do not pay Junior Levy.
International Rules will apply. No ported barrels. 24 gm
cartridges only.
Sponsorship of the Olympic Trap Graded High Gun Series
by Elite Shooting Supplies & Beretta Australia.
Sponsorship of Double Barrel Trap Graded High Gun (TBA)
As the format may vary from Club to Club, please check
individual club advertisements.
All prizes on a cash payout basis with 40% of nominations
to the shooters plus additional sponsorships by the host
Please note: Selection of the Shoulder to Shoulder Teams to the National ISSF Titks
in Brisbane will be best score of 3 out of 5 Grand Prk? plus the Victorian State Titles
in both disciplines.
Enquiries Jean Wray (03) 9749 4295.
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Rossiter Rd, Carrum Downs Telephone 9782 1626
1 .I 00 Target Skeet
2. 50 Target Skeet Doubles
3.50 Target Double Barrel
4. 25 Pair Double Rise
5.50 Target ISSF Skeet
Cash Divide
1 .I 00 Target Skeet
2.50 Target Skeet Doubles
4. 75 Target ISSF Trap & Final
Cash Divide
AA,A,B,C
Wednesday 12th April Holland & Holland Expo
Some Shooting Events & Practice will be available.
Sunday 16th April 1st Event to commence at 11.30
I . 25 Target Points
3. 30 Target Points
4.25 Target Skeet
5.I00 Target Skeet
AA,A,B,C
Cash Divide
Cash Divide
Sundav 23rd April 1st Event to commence at 11.30
5. 50 Target ISSF Skeet
6. 75 Target ISSF Trap & Final
AA,A,B,C
Sundav 30th April 1st Event to commence at 11.30
1. 20 Target Points
AA,A,B,C
Cash Divide
3.75 Target Skeet
5. 50 Target ISSF Skeet
AA,A,B,C
Cash Divide
Ail Juniors 112 Noms
Minimum 2 Shooters in each Grade for full First prize to be paid.
Minimum 3 shooters in each Grade for second prize to be paid.
Double Barrel Shoot Offs will be shot Double Barrel to finality
Skeet Shoot Offs to be shot American Skeet to finality
Field & Game Practice every 4th Saturday
Trench & Double Trap Practice available.
Skeet, DTL and Double Rise Practice available.
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday loam - 5pm
Australia's most progressive Clay Target Facility
We use and recommend Mattarelli Automatic Traps. Check our internet site at www.shooting.org.au
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April 2000
Victoria Rd, Lilydale. PhIFax: 03 9739 1771
Event 4.
J u n $6, $10 Open
lOOT Skeet C'Ship AA.A.B.C
Jun $14, $30 Open
Event 1. 75T Trench O/A.A.B.C $18 Jun,
Event 4.
Event 5.
20T DL3 Cont. CID $5 Jun, $9 Open
lOOT Skeet C'Ship AA.A.B.C
$24 Jun, $30 Open
Saturdav 15th
Event 1. 75T SportingAA.A.B.C.Vet, 2nd
Trophy $18 Jun, $30 Open
Event 2. 25T SiB Trophy AA.A.B.C $6 Jun,
Event 3.
50T Mixed C'Ship AA.A.B.C $12 Jun,
Event 4.
(25 Points 25T Cont.)
25T D/B C'Ship AA.A.B.C $6 Jun,
Saturdav 22nd
Easter Saturday Practice Skeet & Trap
Saturdav 29th
Skeet 5 Man Teams Challenge Melbourne v
Frankston Australian.
Shooters must be registered with Club.
Event 1. lOOT Skeet C'Ship AA.A.B.C Trophy
2nd. $24 Jun, $30 Open
Event 2. 50T Points C'Ship AA.A.B.C $12 Jun,
Event 3.
April 2000
50T D/B C'Ship AA.A.B.C $12 Jun,
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ay Target C
O'herns Road P.O. Box 93, Epping 3076 vic. Ph/Fax 03 9401 3134
Reg No. A 5465
METROPOLITAN ANNUAL
VICTORIAN JUNIOR CLASSIC
Saturday 29th April 2000
Start time 10.00 am
Practice time before shoot prior to 10.00 a m
We will be starting at 10.00 a m and noms for event one will close at midday
Event 1
20 Targets Double Barrel
Event 2
20 Targets Single Barrel
Event 3
20 Targets Double Barrel Pts
Event 4
25 Targets Skeet
A $5 fee will cover event one, two & three
A $4 fee will cover skeet or $8 fee will cover all events on the day
Overall High Gun Boys (Prize - Silver Badge, Tailor Made Shooting Jacket)
Overall High Gun Girls (Prize - Silver Badge, Tailor Made Shooting Jacket)
Junior Boys Yrs 12 & 13
Junior Girls Yrs 12 & 13
Intermediate Boys Yrs 14 & 15
Intermediate Girls Yrs 14 & 15
Senior Boys Yrs 16 & 17
Senior Girls Yrs 16 & 17
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
Best non placed performer - Achievement Awards - (Certificate & Trophy)
All shooters must have a junior permit
AMMUNITION SUPPLIED FOR COMPETITION SHOOTERS ONLY.
SAME AS LAST YEAR MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN PRIZES AND
HOPEFULLY WITH BETTER WEATHER
Please contact one of the following numbers for any inquiries
President Domenic Tigani 9465 2598 After hours 9436 4770
Vice President Cliff Milroy 0412 997 533
Secretary Peter Signorotto 9252 7259 After Hours 9308 2936
Committee Bill Iles 9718 1413
Skeet & 5 Stand Sporting practice for parents on the day
BBQ for all (Juniors free) from 12 noon onwards
Parents & children are welcome to stay for competition shooting on Sunday the 30th.
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April 2000
5th W Hawker 28/28: 25T CLUB DIB
CIS: AA & OIA: D Flavel 28/28, N
Shamoek 24/25;A: C Joogensen 27/28,
R Jorgensen & G Eagles 24125; B: J
Hawker 25126, G Shausa ?5/21:C: L
Cocking 22125, W M21/25, An
Inter Club meeting held prior to the
shwt called for an earlier atart than
usual, resultingin one shooter forgetting to bring his shotgun. % now
call him no gun Blaekie".
Jeparit 20-240
Humid &Dull (20) 15T CONT DIB
51s:A: W Hawker, 0 Hayek 15/15; B:
C Maybery, JPitt, JHawker, B Blackwood, D Hanis 14/15; C: S a t m a n
18/16, W Mnnn 11/15;25T CONT PIS
CIS: A&OlA: W Hawker 72175, 2nd D
Flavel68/75; B: B Blackwwd 71/75, D
Harris 6W5;C: S Altman 61/75, W
Mann 69/15: 20T CASH SIS: A: D
Flavel, W Hawker, D Heinrich 19120;
B: 1st A Hawker 20120, 2nd C
Maybery & B Hawker 19/20; C: 1st S
Altman 16/20, 2nd J Senders & W
Ma",, 14/20.
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Kereng 4-2-W
Hot (16) 10T PIS EYO: C Radeliffe, I
Phillips, D Pay, B Dunstan; 3OTNWZ
NIGHT MED CIS: AA: B Dunstan
28/30, I Phillips; O/A&A: G Wikinson
3W30, G Bradley 28/30; B: A Street
21/30, R Wilkinson 23130; C: M
Schmidt 29134, C Radcliffe 28/34; 20T
PIS: A: S Batea 57160, G Wilkinson
56/60; B: A Street 48/60, R Wilkinson
45/60; C: hi Schmidt 58/60. C Street
54/60.
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Eyneton 23.1-W
Fine & Cool 10T SIB E/O: A: C
Penno 9110, N Frankling, R Lendon
7/10, M Spencer 7110; B: D Hill 10110,
R O'Meara, B Stewart, K O'Meara
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Darby 15120, R Hendry 14/20
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.
. - .- .
Hot & Sticky - 1OT El0 CD: D Leulf,
W Forrest. G Mcglure, C Fellows, D
Hudswell, A Golin, A Kirley, M Ilickaon, W Parks, C Asquith, S Parks, C
Patten, J King, P Leahy; IOOT D/B
MEM CIS: OIA: W Parks 9911W. AA:
1st B North, 2nd G McClure, &d C
Patten; A: 1st W Forrest. 2nd S
Parks, 3rd L Irons; B: 1st 0
Hudswell, 2nd D Barns, 3rd M nickson; C: 1st D Dcvnnny, 2nd J
Wellman, 3rd C Fellows.
.
Marybomugh 29-1-00
Windy Summers Afternoon (24) 25T
GR SKEET: AA: G Passalaqua 20125,
S Rerne 15/25; A: B Refferty 25125, B
Coates 20125; B: P Casey 25125, J Hill
& J McVitty 23125; C: D Bertalli
22/25, J Corbett 21/25; 60T B/P CIS:
O/A&A: D Bertalli 51154, 2nd J
McVitty 5W54; B: P Chiperfield W50,
S Reyne 43/50; C: B Coatcs 38/50, M
I s p n 31/50.
O'herns Road PO. Box 93, Epping 3076 Vie. PWax 03 9401 3134
Reg No. A 5465
Sundav 2nd 12.00 nam&,&
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nIaryborough 9-2-00
Hat Summer Evening (23) 10T PIS
WO:T Knight, N Bromley, T Moroni,
J Shepherd, T Gull 30130; 20T SIB
C/S: OIA: L Johnson 20120; AA: N
Bmmley & G Cassells 19120; B: J Hill
18/20; C: L Cocking & B Knight 17120;
2OT PIS TROPHX AA: N Crneknell
8W81; A: T Knight 62/63: B: J Hill
57160; C: LCoeking 60160; NOVICE: J
Bowen 45/60.
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MARYBOROUGH & DISTRICT
GUN CLUB INC
Wednesdav. April 12. 2000 - 7 pm
1 0 Tgt POINTSCORE EYE OPENER
50 Tgt STATE NIGHT HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash - Overall Winner
Saturdav. Mav 27. 2000 - 1 pm
Ev 3. 50 tgt Skeet OIA 1st & 2nd AA. A. B. C. Noms $20.
Red $16. Jnrs $12
Ev 4. 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting
OIA 1st AA. A. B. C. Noms $10 Reds $8. Jnrs $6
Y
Ev 1. 50 tgt Simulated O T G noms close 1.00 pm
Ev 2. 25 tgt Simulated OTG
&.a&v
1st & 2ndAA.A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16. Jnrs $12
Ev 5. 15 tgt Ray Burrill Testimonial Tower C'Ship 1st Sash
1st to 5th Noms $10. Red $8. Jnrs $6
Ev 6. 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting
OIA 1st AA. A. B. C. Noms $10. Reds $8. Jnrs $6
High Gun Sash ouer Events 4 & 5.
Sundav 23rd 11.00
Ev 1. 75 tgt Simulated OTG noms close at 1.00 pm
v 29th 10.00 am start
1 0 Tgt POINTSCORE EYE OPENER
ANNUAL VICTORIAN JUNIOR CLASSIC
20 Pair STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLE
Please see full page aduertisement
CHAMPIONSHIP
S a s h - Overall Pair
25 Tgt POINTSCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
s
V.C.TA Shte
Skeet Carnlnra
Melbourne 6un @lab
16th 11.00 am start
RAY BURRILL TESTIMONIAL C'SHIP
3
Red $9. Jnrs $7
Ev 3. 50 tgt Skeet OIA 1st & 2ndAA. A. B. C. Noms $20.
Red $16. Jnrs $12
Ev 4. 60 tgt Novelty Noms $25. Red $20. J n r $15
All ACTA events 50% ofyour nomination in the euent goes into the
prize pool & other euents if timepermitting,
Flash target prizes on ACTA shoots
May687
Full d e h k &ex#Issue
April 2000
L
METRO CHARITY SHOOT ALL SHOOTERS
WELCOME
PRACTICE
Tower & 5 Stand Sporting
et, Tue 12pm to 5pm - DTL,
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Mildura Clay Target Club Inc.
Friday April 21, Saturday April 22, Sunday April 23, Monday April 24.
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Thursday April 20 Welcome Barbecue Tea to all Thursday Arrivals
Friday Fish Meals Midday and Evening. Saturday Night Bonanza Draw, Sunday, Monday meals
catered for.
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%&&dl?
21- 9-30am
1. 25 Target ACTA Sporting Clays.
Graded AA,A,B,C
Winner each Grade - Trophy
Second each Grade -Trophy
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophy.
$10.00
2. 15 Target DB S/S 15m.
3. 15 Target DB SS 15m.
$10.00
4. Easter Carnival Point Score Championship
25 Targets point Score 15m
Graded AA,A.B.C
Winner each Grade -Trophy
Second each Grade - Trophy
Overall Winner receives Grade Trophy 8 Sash.
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophy.
S
$15.00
w V $10.00
b &&d 22 - 9.30-
5. 10 Target DB SS 15m $8.00
6. Ken &June McPherson WB Championship
$20.00
LJV $15.00
25 Targets 15m Graded AA,A,B,C
Overali - Sash &grade Trophy
Winner each Grade - Bread makers
Second each grade - Trophy
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophy
7. K & S Dohefty Pty Ltd "Honda" DB Championship
20 Targets from ACTA Handicap
Winner "Honda" Lawn Trimmer - Value $400
Second -Trophy
Third - Trophy
$25.00
LJV $15.00
*-*+*
We are most grateful to and acknowledge our
Easter Carnival Sponsors:
Ken &June McPherson, K & S Doherty PR (Kevin &
Sue Doherty), HESCO Hydraulic Engineering Service
Co (Ralph Dellar), Airgas Engineering PA. (John
Soppi), Matson Family. Harvey World Travel, Mildura,
Lee lrvine Photographic & Sports Store,
Cash Tyre Service PR, Mildura.
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10. HARVEY WORLD TRAVEL MiLDURA D/B CHAMPIONSHIP.
$30.00
LJV $20.00
Overall Winner - Sash & New Zeaiand Nationals Trip for 2,
2001. Waikato Gun Club, Hamilton, Qantas Airlines. 2x
Return Flights, Melbourne. Sydney or Adelaide. 5 night
accommodation. TwinIDoubie Share, Blue Pass - Flexi Stay.
Hertz Rental 5 days.
Second each grade - Trophy
$30.00
11. Airgas Engineering Ry Ltd DB Championship
25 Targets 15m graded AA.A,B,C
L.J.V $20
Overall Winner - Sash & 29 Ltr Engel Fridge Value $1250
Winner each grade - Coleman Ice Box
Second each Grade -Coleman Cooler
Ladies. Junior & Veterans Trophy.
Adults $15.00 Children Free
24 - 9-3012. 10 Target DB SS 15m
$8.00
13. Len lrvines Photographic and Sports Store DB
Championship.
$20.00
WV $15.00
25 Targets 15m Graded A4.A.B.C
Overall Winner - Sash & Eagle Fish Finder Value $250
Winner each Grade - rod & Reel
Second each Grade - Fish Tackle Box
Ladies, Juniors &Veterans Trophy
$25.00
14. Mildura Clay Target Club DB Championship
25 targets from Graded AA.A.0.C
LJV $10.00
First - 'Honda' Lawn Mower, Value $770
Second -Trophy
Third -Trophy
15.Cash Tyre Service Ry Ltd Double Rise Championship $20.00
20 Pairs of Targets from 15m
LJV $12.00
Graded AA,A,B,C
Overall Winner - Set of Car Tyres, value $400.00
Winner each grade -trophy
Ladies, Juniors &Veterans -Trophy
.
Matson & Family overall High Gun - Sash &
Trophy
Over Events 5-15
AA,A,B,C Grade High Gun Sash &Trophy
Over Events 5-15
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans -Trophies 2 or more
entries.
Ray
9. HESCO Hydraulic Engineering Service Co graded DB
Championship.
$15.00
WV $10.00
25 Targets 15m graded AA,A,B,C
Winner each Grade - Sash &Trophy
Second eachgrade -Trophy
$25.00
WV $15.00
Overali - Sash & P.C. 17502 Pressure Cleaner Value $599
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophy
8. Easter Carnival "Honda" Handicap
R&d 23 - 9.30awc.
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$15.00
WV $10.00
wc.wornmend
CO: BOOK UKLY FOR MOTEL ACCOMMODATION.
Exccllcnr Club fncilitiu. lawn n m hi rcnr and w n s i r s on gmund.
& r j ( r t k r &mi&c o n r a Ln~n~nii
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Connor,
s~mta.r~an~gcr
(03) 50.232567
April 2000
Swan Hill
Rainv All Dav I181
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10T EIO: A
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Flnc & Wlndy (37. - 26T D/B C S: 0 A
& AA: R Duthie 44144.2nd G ilnyden
43I44: A S Rundell 4243, 2nd G
Dynon 2526; B: M Hollowny 27 29,
2nd M Wylhe 2 6 2 9 C. FClut~r.rburk
27132. 2nd S Wyrhe 2 6 Y2; MEAT
KAFFLE. S Chnrnkrs; 25T P S C S
O A & AA: R Duthlc 93-J9. 2nd G
Heyden 923U93: A. P V n u ~ h s n7476,
2nd W Wombvcll 70175: B K Dyson
6675. 2nd H Durbndpc 8075. C. F
dro 14U151.
Melbourne 6-2-04
Windy & Hot - 25T SIB: AA: P
DaSilva 24126;A: L McKeon 25/26; B:
M Bending 22126; C: F McConnell
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It's on again!
Nepean
Challenge
$1000-00 plus jackpot
(February $315-00)
for
shooting the programme with a clean
score. (Points to count)
Ne~ean
Clav Target Club
(Melway 259 F2 )
Saturday April 15th 12. O'clock start
50tgt DBarrel + 50tgt SBarrel + 50tgt Points.
O v e r a l l trophy and the g r a d e Breadmaker
v a l u e $100.00
AA. A. B. C. grades 1-2-3 trophles
Value $60-00 - $35-00 - $25-00
(Ladles, Jumor, Veteran trophy if three or more contestants)
$45-00 + OIS $1-00 Per 2 5
Norm Quack President 0417 596 377 Rod Scott Secretary 59 86 4886
WANGARATTA
Clay Target Club Inc.
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Saturday A ~ r i 15th
l
DTL 12.30 Start
Event 1. 10 Tgt Single Barrel Eye Opener $6.00
Event 2. 20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship.
1st & 2nd ABC & BIJ
Full $10.00, Reduced $8.00, Jnrs $4.00, OIS $2.00
Event 3. 10Tgt Handicap 1st. 2nd & 3rd
Event 4. 20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship 1st & 2nd ABC
Open & Ladies High Gun Trophy over program
Ladies & veterans (over 65) reduced nominations.
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Sunday 30th Aoril Skeet 12.00 Start
Event I. 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st & 2nd ABC
Full $18.00, Reduced $14.00, Jnrs $9.00
Event 2. 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st & 2nd ABC
Full $18.00, Reduced $14.00, Jnrs $9.00
Note: N.E.Zone Skeet Championships will now be
held on Sunday 21st May, to avoid clashing with the
Zone DTL Carnival.
President: Brad Henshall Ph (03) 5721 9327
Secretary: Bev Penney Ph (02) 6024 4215.AH
April 2000
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Clutterbuck 55/75. 2nd S Wythe
65/84; SPOT: J Matthey; 25M MISS
OUT: P Cleggett 616.
DID CIS Sm: 1st J Harris & D
Honebone 46/46, 2nd C Knight & T
Knight 45/45.
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Very Hot (141 - 10T PTS C/D: N
Frankling, B Billing, N Patersan; 20T
SIB GR TWR CIS: A: D Munm 23/24,
2nd W Phillips; B&O/A:ATink 24/24,
2nd A James 19/20; C: R Greenwood
20124,Znd T Greenwwd 19/24; D: H
Weitzel 15120; VET: N Frankling
27/31: 15T D B GR TWR CIS: A: B
Billing 3U31,Znd D Munm 30131; B:
ATink 15/15,ZndAJames 14116: C: R
Greenwood 15/15, 2nd P Fergeus
14/15,
WERRIBEE VICTORLAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
POSTAL ADDRESS: PO BOX 806,
WERRIBEE VIC 3030.
Wangaratta 50.1-09
Fine & Sunny (271 - 50T SKEET CIS:
OIAM: D Jaekel50150,2nd T Harris
49/50; 8: 1st K Auld 63/68, 2nd G
Rudd 60166: C: 1st R Phefley 45/50,
2nd J Bergamin 44&0; BEST JNR:L
B a m 4U.50; 50T SKEET CIS: A: 1st
D Ja&l82183,2nd R Murray 81/83:
O/A&B: G Rudd 50150, 2nd H
Memen, 47/50; C: 1st N Cooper SU58,
2nd D Brockwell 50158.
APRIL 2000
PRACTICE EVERY WED & SAT FROM 1.30PM
SUNDAY 2ND
EV 1 . 7 5 TGT TRENCH & 25 TGT FINAL $30
SASH OIALL, 1ST & 2ND A-B-C
EV 2.75 TGT SKEET $25
SASH OIALL, 1ST A-B-C
EV 3 . 1 5 TGT DL3 $8
EV 4. 15 TGT PISCORE $8
EV 5 . 1 5 TGT DL3 CONT. $8
EVENTS 3,4 & 5
CASH FOR lST, 2ND & 3RD OVERALL
PLUS 1ST IN EACH GRADE.
SUNDAY 9TH
EV 1. 10 TGT PIS E l 0 C/D $6
EV 2 . 2 5 TGT GRD DL3 $10
EV 3. 25 TGT PISCORE $10
EV 4 . 1 5 TGT D/B CONT. $8
EVENTS 2,3 & 4 DTL HIGH GUN SASH
SPONSORED BY "BRIAN MARK REAL ESTATE"
EV 6.50 TGT TRENCH $18
EVTS 4 & 5 lST, 2ND & 3RD OIALL
PLUS 1ST A-B-C
SUNDAY 16TH
EV 1.75 TGT TRENCH & 25 TGT FINAL $30
VENETOIABRUZZO DTL SHOOT
ON THIS DAY ALSO.
SUNDAY 23RD EASTER
NO SHOOT
SUNDAY 30TH
NOVELTY DAY
DEAUVILLE DOUBLES ...DTL (20PAIR) $15
DEAUVILLE DOUBLES...TRENCH (25 PAIR) $15
25 PAIR DOUBLE TRAP $15
25 TGT SKEET $10
25 TGT TOWER $10
DTL PRACTICE ALSO AVAILABLE
Wangaratta 19.2-09
Sunny & Humid E/O: P Green, B
Henshall, G Walls. K Maurey; 20T
SIB CIS: OIA & A: B Henshall 23/28,
2nd D Hunt 29/23; B: D Brockwell
23/24, 2nd B Hartley 21/23; C: M
Gribben 18/20, 2nd P Smith 17/20;
BESTJNR: J HoRman 18/20; 20TPlS
CIS: OIA &A: R Ehlera 60160, T Walls
14/15; B: K Maurey 94/96, M Felmingham 91196; C: M Gribben 54/60,
2nd P Smith 50160; 50T D B CiS: O/A
& A: W Poshash 138/138, D Hunt
1371138: B: B B m n 49/50, M Felmingham 63/65: C: P Smith 49/50, M
Gribben 48150; 10T JNR S/B: M
Brockwell9/12: OPEN HIGH GUN; R
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Very Hot (281 10T PTS CB: N
Frankling, N Blake, N Blake, J Hill
30130; WATTLEVALE MXD GR CIS:
A&O/A: N Fradding 34135, 2nd N
Morrison 46/49; B: 1st D Honebone
45149,Znd G Clarke 43/49; C: D Buttenvorth 38/49, 2nd J Harris 36/49:
D: P Fergcns; OVER 50: J Hill; 30T
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WOODS POINT
GUN
CLUB
Woods Point - Mansfield Rd
Woods Point
SnOOT DATES FOR
REMA
OF 2000
Sunday 23 April
Sunday 28 May
Sunday 2 5 June
Sunday 2 3 July
Sunday 2 7 August
Sunday 2 4 September
Sunday 22 October
Sunday 26 November
Sunday 10 December
Secretary: Alan Guppy 03 5777 0522
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April 2000
Ehlem 1371150; LAD: M Felmingham
1321140.
Wemibee Victorian 18nO.2-00
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Hot (40) 2WT TRENCH & 25T
FINAL: OIA: A Vella 2101225. 2nd B
Northern Tasmania.
Hobart 21.244
Fine & S v m y (32) - 25T Dm. AA: S
Browning 82/02:A: J Briggs 34/35; B:
G Cleary 42/42; C: G Lynden 22/25;
25T PIS: AA: A Kemy 87/81; A: D
Dennison 71P15; B: R Kingston 14/78:
C: F Morgan 71/75; 25T DIB C O W
AA: S Browning 66/66; A: D Dennison
25/26; B: N Mayne 24125: C: G
~ y n d a n20125; 5 m ACTA SKEET A:
S Bmwning 49150; B: R Smith 47/50;
C: D Dennison 36/50.
Woods point 12-2-00
Taarnnnian 29/30-100
Sunny & Windy, Perfect (133)
STATE DIR CIS: OIA: J Whittekers
59f70;AA: KKney 56/10; B: S French
42/50; B:AHallam49/60; C: B Kenley
36/50; LAD.N McCallum 40150; JNR:
A Brady 40150; VET T Symon 40150;
STATE DIB CIS: OIA: B Webb
15U151; AA: R Thompson 1501151:A:
S French 50150; B: J Stunaker 49\51:
C: L Holmberg 42/50; LAD: C Arnol
49/50; JNR: A Bracy 5W50; VET. K
Larsombe 50150; STATE PIS CIS: OIA:
R Nisbett 1861189:AA: R Christopher
1851189: A: C Kenny 1491150: B: G
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Wemibee Vlotorian 13.200
5 PIR DIR E/O: M Tigani. W Calaby
9110: 15 PIR SEZ DIR: OIA: M Tigani
22/30; A: W Calaby 21/30, 2nd S
Tigani 17/30; B: I Urch 14/30, 2nd A
Cauchi 13/30; C: L Chamberlain
IWO, 2nd A Faranda 9/30; 15 PIR
SEZ DiD: OIA PIR: T Psaila & W
Calaby 17/22. 2nd PIR: S Ureh & I
Ureh 16/22; 25T DiB: OIA: M ngani
34/34: A: W Cslaby 33/34. 2nd T
Psaila 32/33; B: I Urrh 25/25,2nd R
Chamberlain 23/25; C: L Chemberlain 22/25,2nd P Rhodes 2YZ6.
Tasmanian 13-2-00
sunny & windy (23) 75T SKEET A:
T Symons 75/75; B: J Sturzaker
73/75; C: GStunaker 63/75; 75T Dm:
AA: G Blaakett 75/15; A: L Axton
79/82; B: T Symons; C: A Black 62/16;
01A HIGH GUN: R Gmves 1471150.
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60175; C: B Follett 67115. 2nd A
Pearson 55/75; LAD: D Gooding
62115; VET: D Gates 56/15.
A: D Colbert 46/50: B: T Laker 47/50;
C: D Atkins 4460; 20 PIR Dm; AA: R
King 29/40; A: G Bateson 29/40: B: V
Padovan 26/40; C: GAllan 23/40,
Darsvin 2 4 3 4 0
Raining - 50T DiB: AA: R King 49/50;
Top E n d 20-2-W
Fine & Hot (91 - SOT SKEET: A: B
Munt 49/50; B: B Dalgleish 49150; C:
E Rayner 44/50.
,/
AA: R Gmves 50151; A&OlA: M
GOES
54/56; B: D Hallam 3W31; C: L Lapcornbe 19/20; BEST VISITOR: K %iffitt 19/20; 20T D m AA&O/A: G
Blaakett 101/101; A: G Ellis 1011101;
B: R Darey 49/50; C: B Gardner
19/20; BEST LAD: S Ellis 20/20; 20T
D m AA: R Gmves 52/53; A&O/A: M
Goes 53/53; B: R Kniea 37/33; C: P
Smith 26/21; BEST VET: L Axton
86/81; 2UT D/B CLUB US:AA&O/A:
B Groves 52/53; A: J Cmsswell; B: D
Hallsm 25126; C: B Gardner 19/20;
BEST JNR: J Blaskett 18/20; BEST
LAD: D Oroves 2W22: BEST VET L
Axton 19/20; BEST VISITOR: K %iffitt 20120; BEST NOVICE: P Blackwood 17/20; BEST NEW LAD:L Duff
April 2000
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Two Day Shoot 20th & 21st May 2000
WEST DARLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
$14000 worth of Trophies & Sashes
SATURDAY 20TH 8.30AM START
GARY RADFORD & SONS WEST DARLING HANDICAP 20TGT HANDICAP MARKS
Noms: $25.00, OptISweeps $3.00
1st Sash & STlHL Pressure Cleaner Value $700
2nd STiHL BG 55 Air Broom Vaiue $375.00
3rd Viking Air Broom Value $175.00
4th $100 Trophy 5th $50 Trophy
5 Person Team shot in conjunction
SHANNON ELECTRIC'S GIFT 25TGT DIB 15M GRADED OIA, AA,A,B,C
Noms $30.00, LJV $18.00 Opt Sweeps $3.00
OIAii Winner Sash & Makita Tool Chest Value $399.00
1st AA,A,B,C Sash & Makita 12 Volt Cordless Drill $285.00
2nd & 3rd each Grade Trophy
Ladies, Veteran &Junior Trophy Plus Novice Junior Trophy.
SILVER CITY B E T A ELECTRICAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP. 25TGT 15M GRADED O/A,AA,A,B,C
Noms $15, LJV $9.00, Opt Sweeps $3.00
OIAll Winner - Sash &Trophy Value $150.00
1st other 4 Grades Sash & Trophy. Value $100.00
2nd each Grade Trophy
SUNDAY 21ST 8.30AM START
AUSTRALIAN INLAND ENERGY PISCORE CHAMPiONSHiP 25TGT 15M GRADED O/A,AA,A,B,C
Noms $15.00, LJV $9.00, Opt Sweeps $3.00
OIAil Winner - Sash &Trophy Value $150.00
1st other 4 Grades Sash &Trophy Valued $100.00
2nd each Grade Trophy
5 Person Team shot in conjunction
MAX SMITH YAMAHA DIBARREL GIFT. 25TGT 15M GRADED O/A,AA,A,B,C.
Noms $30.00, LJV $18.00. Opt Sweeps $3.00
OIAil Winner - Sash &Viking Lawn Mower Valued $575.00
1st Other 4 Grades Sash & STiHL Brush Cutter Vaiue $325.00
2nd Grade STlHL Electric Trimmer Vaiue $125.00
3rd Grade Trophy Value $50.00
Ladies. Veteran & Junior Trophy Plus Novice Junior Trophy.
WINCHESTER SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP. 25TGT 15M GRADED O/A,AA,A,B,C
Noms $15.00, LJV $9.00
OIAil Winner - Sash & 1 112 Cases Winchester Shells
1st other 4 Grades Sash & 1 Case Winchester Shells
2nd each Grade 112 Case Shells
Ladies, Veteran & Junior Trophy Plus Novice Junior Trophy.
Total DTL Noms $130.00
Total LJV Noms $88.00
KYM AND PRO HART OIALL HlGH GUN SASH & PAINTINGS
AA,A,B,C,LADIES,VETERANS & JUNIORS HlGH GUNS SASH & 112 CASE SHELLS.
High Gun conducted over events 1,2,3,4,5,6 points to Count. Ladies.Veterans &Juniors 60% Noms on ail events except Handicap.
The Broken Hiii Gun Club wishes to thank our sponsors: Gaiy Radford 8 Sons, Winchester, Max Smith Yamaha, Australian Inland
Energy, BH Credit Union, Silver City Betta Electrical, Stewart Giiiman Sashes, BH Musicians Club, Silver City Drillers, Shannon Electric's.
CAMPING AVAILABLEATGUN CLUB (POWERED SITES & HOTSHOWERS)
Ail visitors most welcome at the Broken Hill Musicians Club. Bistro, Restaurant, Pokies, Entertainment, Legal Two Up.
For further information and accommodation inquiries please contact:
President: Len Gray Ph (08) 8088 2417. Treasurer: Wayne Channing Ph (08) 8088 3905 all hours.
Persons nominating LadiesNeteransNuniorswill be eligible for WN Trophies or Grade (not both).
NOMINATIONS TAKEN & PRACTICE FROM 3PM FRIDAY 20TH MAY.
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April 2000
1611175; JNR HIGH GUN: B lacey
23125.
Mid North 63-00
Very Windy (19) - 25T PIS TWR GR:
A: P Dayman 74/75; B: T Bowman
69115; C: W Bowman 54/75; 26T PIS
GR: A: T Higgins 71175; B: L Cottell
68/75; C: A Phillips 56/75; 25T
NIGHT WCAP: 1st J Bowden 23/25.
2nd A Phillips 22/25, 3rd P Dayman
21/25.
Port Lincoln 20-260
(10) - 25T SKEET DBLS. P Beale
23/25; 25T D/B: A: S Edmonds 25/25;
B: B Briteher 21/25; C: J Moran
16/25; 25T P B A :P Beale 65115; B: B
Briteher 60115; C: JMoran 46/75; 25T
CONT: A: P Beale 24/25; B: I
McArther 24/25; C: B Hutt 15/25; O/A
HIGH GUN: P Beale.
P t P i r i e 6.2-W
Hot & Windy - 110 TGT MXD: 1.t R
Hindmarsh 90/110, 2nd B Thomas
8W110. 3rd J Smith 8M10, 4th A
Jones 83/110,5th N Ellis 17/110.
M t Gambier 11.m
Overcast & Very Windy (26) 50T
SKEET CIS: A: 1st R Cwmbes 53/55,
2nd W Hetherington 48/50; O/A&B: G
Height 58155. 2nd D Small 46150; C:
1st G Monson 39/50. 2nd N Earl
42/54; 25T PTS CIS: O/A&AA: G
Height 78/31,2nd P Green 7W5; A:
1st L Lavia 74/81, 2nd B Spring
11/81; B: 1st F Kentish 77/81, 2nd T
Telford 69/15: C: 1st P Green 62/75,
2nd H '&ford 60115; 25PR Dm US:
AA: 1st G Height 40/50,2nd P Green
6; K Holmes; A: 1st L Lavia 35/50,
2nd T Gilchrist 32/50: B&O/A: C
Wakefield 41/50, 2nd F Kentish
38160; C: 1st H Telford 22/50, 2nd P
Green 20150; HIGH GUN: G Height
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9.30am Start
PT. PIRIE MASTERS
G A M E S 2000
April
CLAY TARGET SHOOTING
Fri
-1
Practice from 9.30 am
Lunch &tea
Available at Club Rooms
P.P.G.C. Levy $10
50 tgt Double Barrel D.T.L. Practice from 9.30 am
Lunch &tea available at Club Rooms
P.P.G.C. Levy $10
Sundav 9th 10 am start
50 tgt Point Score 25 tgt Single Barrel Practice
from 9.30 am lunch available at Club Rooms
P.P,G.C. Levy $15
Minimum age 30 Men & Women
Age groups 30 to 39.40 to 49.50 to 59
60 to 69,70 plus.
For more information coitact Rod Hindmorsh p h . 08 8632 2230.
April 2000
ALL MEALS AVAILABLE
Further inquiries contact
Vince Bone 08 8627 7251 or
Tony Shaw 08 8644 0125
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tional 2, 2471250, R Dean 50, B Aloi
49, R Manno 48, S Parente 50, B
Wimshvrst 50; STATE S/B CIS:
O/A&AA: D Olivien, 5W50, 2nd J
Bymes 49/50; A: 1st P Hendy 48/50,
2nd R MeGregor 71/14: B: 1st B
W i k h 46/60, 2nd A Hawker 53/53;
C: 1st P Green 42150, 2nd I Hein
4U50; LAD: L Beelitz 43150; JNR:6 ..
Hawker 46/50; VET: J Ellis 44/50;
CARNIVAL PIS CIS: O/A&AA: D
Nichols 176/177. 2nd D Oliviero
175/177: A: 1st K Reseott 1471150,
2nd P Mules 14W150; B: 1st L Smith
lW150,Znd K Mules 143150; C: 1st
P Green 142/150, 2nd D Meaney
1601174: LAD: L Beelitz; JNR: B
Laeey 154/159; VET: K Mules
1431150; R&P MACK TROPHY: T
Rohrlach 41140; SA SCHOOLPERSON CIS: 1st S Parente 50150, 2nd J
Meaney 51/53, 3rd L Smith 50153;
OIA HIGH GUN: OPEN: D Oliviero
3941400; LAD: L Beelitz 3701400;
JNR: S Parente 3771400; VET: K
Polst 3681400; CHAMPION SA
SHOOTER: D Oliviero 3941400;
CHAMPION SA JNR SHOOTER: B
Laeey 3041325; ZONE TEAMS:
OPEN: Western Zone - 1251125
(370/37$); LAD: Central Zone 68/15
(192/225); JNR: Eastern Zone 68/15
(20U2253; VET: Central Zone 7U75
(209/225); STATE TEAMS: OPEN: D
Oliviem 245, M Medhurst 244, D
Nieholls 243, S Chambers 243, D
Beelitz 243, E Hall 242. C Bentley
242, B Radford 241, T Rohrlach 241,
A Vilcins 240, K Mulea 240, R Sith
240, C Jacobs 240, S Thompson 238,
T Shaddoek; LAD: L Beclitz 225, L
Smith 213, S Bymes 213, P Green
209, S Thompson 205, T Smart 204;
JNR: S Parente 232. B Lacey 231, J
Meaney 231, RManno 227, AHawker
226, B Hawker 223; VET: KPolet 228,
KMules 224, JEllis 218, P Quire 206,
S Zounis 145, F Atkinson 141;
INTERSTATE POSTAL TEAM:
OPEN: 144011500 HIGH GUN: D
Nicholls/D Oliviero 143; LAD:
3491375 HIGH GUN: L Beelitc 74;
JNR: 3481375 HIGH GUN: B Lseey
73; VET: 3281375 HIGH GUN: K
Mules 71; STATE SHOULDER TO
SHOULDER TEAMS: OPEN: D
Oliviero 394, D Niehalls 392, C
Bentley 388, M Medhvrst 387, R
Smith 386, RESERVES: T Rohrlach
384, D Beelitz 384, E Hall 332, B
Radford 381; LAD: L Beelitz 299, L
Smith 283, P Green 280, RESERVES:
S Thomp~on276, T Smart 267, S
Bymes 267; JNR: B Lacey 304, S
Parente 303, J Mesney 298,
RESERVE: R Manno 296. A Hawker
294: VET: K Palst 297. K Mules 295,
J Ellis 279, RESERVE: P Quire 269.
South Australian 18-260
Beautiful (36) JOE RICHARDS
MEM SKEET US: O/A& A Goodall
5W50, D Burton 6U62; B: P Casey
69113, C Marinis 68/13; C: R Spinells
45/50, C Giles 42/50; WINNING
TEAM: SAGC 2361250; JOE
RICHARDS MEM TRENCH CIS:
O/A&A: B Piteo 23/25, P Mmoionni
15/25: B: P Hendy 2v25. PMamidale
21125; C: T Shaddock 32/39, M Ryan
3U39; WINNING TEAM: International 61175; GR PB: A: B Augvst
71175, P Hendy 70115; B: B Newell
6W75, C Marinis 67115; C: D Pauazzolo 6M5, S Zounis 64/75; ST KILDA
DiB CIS: A&O/A: B August 55/56, W
Spackman 55/57: AA: N Marini.
53/54, T Shaddock 52154; B: C
Marinis 55/56. K Redford 48/50; C: S
Zounis 46/50, D Panazzolo 44/50; OIA
HIGH GUN: T Shsddodi 182/200.
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Southern 28-160
Fine, Windy, Cool Conditions (21)
21st, 22nd, 23rd April 2000
Friday 21st April - Practice 12.30pnl
Event 1.
1.Wpm. Bay of Isles D/B Championship. "oms $14
25 Targets, 15m. Sash to Overall, Tmphies to 1st & 2nd
Event 2.
District SIB Championship. noms $14
25T,15m. Sash to O v e r d , Tmphies to 1st & 2nd. AA,A,B,C.
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25T DiB 15M:A: 1st R Shubert 25/25,
2nd T Kirby 27/28; B: 1st A DalleMolle 24/25,2nd WReily 2M8; C: l e t
C Vowlea 22/25, 2nd D Humphrey
25131; 25T DiB CIS: A: 1st T Kirby
34135.2nd J Hisgins 33/35: B: 1st K
Polst 27/29, 2nd P Depledge 23/25; C:
1st D Humphrey 2U25.2nd R Leake
20125; 25T CONT: 1st J Higgins
25/25, 2nd R Shvbert 26/27, 3rd D
Hamann 23/25; HIGH GUN: J
Higgins 84/37.
South East 6-2-00
Fine & Warm (17) - 25T WCAP: 1st B
Lacey 25/25, 2nd & 3rd divided by 9
shooters 24/25; 25T DiB CIS:
O/A&AA: G Helght 59/59, S Chambers 53/59; A: S Henderson 30131. T
Gilehrist 29/31: B: K Mules & A
Moody 22/25; C: R Burton 22/25, D
Taylor 17/25; 25T CON? A: S Chambers 25/25, G Height 24/25; B: K
Mules & J Kljun 22/25; C: D Taylor
22/25, R Burton 17/25.
Wilkawatt 20-2-00
\\7ndy & Warm (12). 251'CR DiWA:
1st U Beelitr 2V25, 2nd J Carnuell
2425; B 1st B Sh>llaber.r27 27.2nd I
Dunbar 2627. C. 1st T Roacnzreig
24/2/26.2nd J Kemp 20 25; 20 PR DID
DIP l i t I Dunbar & D Ueelitz 18 20.
2nd J Kemp & R Rvndle 16/20: 26T
SKEET A. R Maywald 2325: B: D
Uerlrtr 22/25, C. T Rasenzweig 23125;
HIGH GUN. P Hundle 60 65.
Sponsored by Steelmark Eagle & Globe.
Saturday 22ndApril- Breakfast 6.30am
Practice 8.00am
Event 4.
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Sponsored by JB's Hardware.
Dishict D/B Points Championship. noms $14
25 Targets, 15m. Sash to Overall, Trophies to 1st & 2nd
Sash to Overall, Tmphies to 1st & 2nd.
Sponsored by E J Billington
Sunday 23rd April - Breakfast 6.30am - Practice
Event 7.
Event 9.
10 Targets Handicap P/S Eye Opener. noms $10
1st Overall - Bar Fridge ( Value $330)
Sponsored by Norval. A. Watts Accountant
Sponsored by OD Transport
Hsny Miller Memorial Grand Prix. "oms $28
50 Targets DIB, 15m. Sash to Overall
Coloured TV to 1st AA,A,B,C. Bread Makers to 2nd
HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 3-9
Eastern Goldlields 30-1-00
Fine. No Wind 25T SKEET:A: 1st S
O'Brien 24/25: C: 1st T Chaplin 19/25.
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Eastern GeldlieIda 15.2.00
Hot. No Wind 10T CONT EIO: 1st B
Hooper, M Neve. B Pritchard 1W10;
25T CONT CIS: A: 1st A Free 22/25:
C: 1st M Neve 19/25; 25T CONT 18M:
A&B: 1st R Day 23/25; C: 1st M Neve
19/25.
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Geraldton 27-01-00
Geraldton 20.2-00
Hat (11) 25T CONT 20M: 1st J
Chandler & S Johnston 2112% 25T
D/B: OIA: S Johnston 25/25; 25T SIB:
OIA: V Oliveli; HIGH GUN: J Chandler 66/75; MOST IMPROVED: F
Bombara.
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Northern B Districts 20.2-00
Fine (18) - 75T nmm: A: Ken Dew
1221125: 9:Roy Holtfreter 1191125: C:
Fred Carnaby 114/125.
BBQ with hood ( v a l u e $430) OVERALL HIGH GUN
Spoilsored by: Esperance Appliance Centre.
TROPHY: INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN
Sponsored by Cronin Shearing.
TROPHY: JUNIOR HIGH GUN
Sponsored by Winchester Australia.
TROPHY: LADIES HIGH GUN
Sponsored by Westpac
TROPHY: VETERANS HIGH GUN
Sponsored by Sotrthenr Edge Clothing Co.
West Aushalian 1 5 4 6 0
25T SKEET CID: AA: 1st R Wendt
25/25. 2nd M Ponta 24/25. 3rd C
Bertini 23/25: A: 1st S Ogrien 25125,
2nd J King 22/25, 3rd C Ellis 2U25;
B: 1st S Lee & M Voke 24/25, 3rd A
Bmwn, L Walsh & B Maley 22/25: C:
1st G Day 23/25, 2nd KAbbott 20/25,
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April 2000
3rd M Goldman 19/25; 75T SKEET
AA&A: C Bertini 74175.2nd M Ponta
80181, 3rd R Wendt 79/81: B: 1st S
Lee 73/75, 2nd M Voke 71175, 3rd L
Walsh 65175; C: G Day 71175, 2nd I
Jackson 6On5.3rd M Goldman 59/75,
west Australian 20-2.00
25T CONT CAI AA: 1st D Knight &
R Bailey 25/25, 3rd T Morris & M
Alexander 23125; A: 1st J Rose, G
Cameron & a Vandeleur 25125; B: 1st
D Bcrry 24/25, 2nd K Mahalingham
& L Hemley 23/25: C: 1st K Abbatt
23/25, 2nd C Langdon 22125, 3rd T
O'Brien 21/25: 50T CONT CIS: OIA: K
Mehalingham 49150;AA: 1st T Morris
56/60,2nd M Alexander 55/60,3rd R
Bailey 46/50; A: 1st A Vandeleur
57/80. 2nd J Rose 56160, 3rd F Shim
63/68; B: 1st J Bigg 47/50, 2nd D
Berry 44/50, 3rd D Fracam 43/50; C:
1st C Mezsatesta 46150,Znd KAbbott
46150.3rd J Panara 43/50.
West Australian 21.2.00
IWT STASTE ISSF TRAP QUALIFIER: A: 1st M Alexander 91/1W: B:
1st L Hemley 84/1W, C: 1st J West
8711M): lOOT STATE ISSF SKEET
QUALIF1ER:A: 1st C Bertini 9Wl00,
B: 1st S Lee 871100, C; 1st B Maley
81/100.
Albury Wodonga
April Classic
Sundav 9th April
10.00 am Start
Ev 1.
Barellan 18.2.00
Windy (21) 10T DIS OFF WCAP
Cm: T Stivens 10/10. B lrvin 9/10, R
Foster. B Charles. A Bound. D
Turner, G Dennis. 'S Whitcross. T
Murray, T Salafia. N MeDermott:
25T WCAP: 1st S Papasidem, 2nd T
Salafia, 3rd R Foster, FMI: T Stivens,
BIM: D l b n e r , JNR: B Irvin, VET: R
Collier; 15T DIS OFF 15M CAI 15/15
B Boyd, D 'hner, K Whytcross. T
Salafia, A Paonnc & N McDelmatt:
9T QUAIL DRIVE: 719 B Charles, D
'hrner. K Whyteross; HIGH GUN: T
Salafia.
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AZbury Wodonga
Clay Target Club
29th & 30th April 2000
1O.OOAM START
Event 1. 50 Target Handicap $25.00
Event 2. 50 Target Single Barrel $25.00
Event 3. 40 Target Points Score $25.00
Event 4. 50 Target Double Barrel $25.00
P H O W S OVER ALL LAYOUTS
Zone team to be selected from events 2,3 & 4
Overall sash for each event and medals for 1st &
2nd in each Grade.
BBQ Tea and Camping facilities available
10 TGT P/S C/D
Noms $5
Ev 2. 30 TGT P/S Frank Plas Air Conditioning
Championship
Noms $13 L/V $10 JNR $5
O/A + 3 Grades 2nd in 4 Grades
Ev 3. 30 TGT S/B Frank Plas Air Conditioning
Championship
Noms $13 L/V $10 JNR $5
Ev 4. 30 TGT D/B Frank Plas Air Conditioning
Championship
Noms $13 L/V $10 JNR $5
Ev 5. 20 TGT Handicap
Noms $9 L/V $7 JNR $4
1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20
JUNIOR TROPHY ON EVENT 4 FREE NOMS TO NEXT SHOOT
$150 OPEN ORDER FROM ELKS HUNTING &
FISHING
FOR POSSIBLE SHOT OVER FULL
PROGRAMME.
H/G OVER FULL PROGRAMME - HALF CASE
SHELLS
SKEET SHOOTERS
Anzac Shoot 25th April
10.00 am Start
Cash Cash Cash
Ev 1.50 TGT Skeet C/D O/S
NOMS FOR EACH EVENT $20 L/V $14 JNR $8
H/G SASH OVER FULL PROGRAMME
JUNIOR, LADY & VETERAN TROPHY OVER
FULL PROGRAMME
Greg Pinner President 02 6025 3610
Ross Carter Secretary BH 02 6021 8222
April 2000
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B a t h u r s t S16.Z-W
Fine & Hot (37) - 15T Dm EIO: 12
possibles; 50T D/B CIS: O/A: I
Stewart 68168: AA: R Ehlers 67/68. F
Seve 60161, J Caltabinno 86186; A: P
Haley 48/50, P Roseoni 47150, M
Campbell 49/53; B. R Salvin 63164. P
Lohse 82/83, P Vella 8U68: C: G
Moorby 49/53, W Wenzel 48/53, T
Dalbell 44150; 30T WCAP: 1st J
Caltabinna 52152, 2nd E Dobrawlski
5U52, 3rd G Moarby 37/38, 4th D
Hunt 34/35, 5th R Slavin 32/33; 15T
DIB EiO. 12 possibles; 90T CWCH:
O/A: R Ehlers 1491150; AA: P
Graham 1461160. J Finn 16U170, J
Caltabiano 1581170; A: M Campbell
1381150. A Brown 1331150, G Jancs
1321150; B: P Vella 1331150, M
Harber 132J150, P Lahse 1291150; C:
G Maorby 1421150, G Christlo
1291150, T Dolbel 12U150; HIGH
GUNS: JNR: G Moorby 2441260;
LAD: K Gault 2321260; OIA: R Ehlers
2441260.
Cecil Park 28-1-00
10T PTS El0 CD. AA: G Rwtes, R
Galea, P Farrugia 30130: A: M
Bajada. I Clisdell 30130; 8 : G
Hapeshi, S murgelis, B Bartalo
27130; C: J Vella 22/30; 25T DIB C/D:
AA: G Rootes, R Galea, S Bell 15/25;
A: I Clisdell 25/25; B: G Hapeshi, B
Bartolo 25125; C: L Cauchi 22/25; 25T
PTS CONT WTROPHY. AA: 1st G
h a t e s 74/75. 2nd P Fnmgin 85181:
A: 1st K Bosanko 72/75, 2nd G
Gcorgievski 95/99;B: 1st G Hapeshi
71fl5, 2nd B Baillvro 66/75; C: 1st L
Morabito 70175. 2nd C Beeehnm
66115.
Saturdav May 13th 9am
30T Steve Staughton DB
Classic 15m $20
Overall 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C
30T Stan McMaster
Memorial Cup DB 15m $20
30T DB Handicap $20
1.
3.
Sundav Mav 14th 9am
30T Liverpool Plains
SB Championship 15m $20
30T Tally-Ho Cup
P/Score 18m $20
Winning Team $250.00
2nd Team $100.00
Best Individual Score $50.00
30T Continental 15m
Cash Divide $15
Total Noms $1 15.00
4.
5.
OVERALL & GRADE HIGH GUNS
FULL CAMPING FACILITIES
Bombals 19-2-00
Hot (17) - 1OT DIB CIM E/O: D
Blewitt, K Dawe, C Vcness, T
Roberts, A Robere, 20T DIB CONT
C M OIA: H Kennedy: A: A Roberta,
B:.KCrawford: C: C Vcncss; 50T PIS
CIM. OIA: A Roberts: A: 1st K Dawe,
2ndD Blewitt; 8 : IstHKenncdy, 2nd
A CrswLrd; C: 1st C Veness, 2nd A
Niesar; JNR HIGH GUN: C Clear;
HIGH GUN. A Robe*.
Canbema International 20.240
Warm & Windy
75T TRENCH
WCAP: 1st J Rusrell 62+15. 2nd R
Vanbeek 58+22; 25T SKEET CD: 1st
S Balagh 23/25, 2nd I Betkingham
2U25. 3rd T Forrest 21/25; 25PR
SKEET CL? lat S Bnlagh 46150.2nd
I Beckinghsm 42/50, 3rd G Betar
39150.4th T Forrest 39150.
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Canawindra 20.2-W
Hot (261 - 25 D m AA: 1st J Laspina,
2nd J Caltabiano; A: 1st A Drogemuller. 2nd P Taylor; B. 1st J Rae,
2nd R Campbell: C: 1st K Thumll.
Club reserves the right to alter the program.
NSW STATE NIGHT SINGLE
BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
Pres: Trevor Campbell 02 6744 1381
Sec: Wayne Tailby 02 6742 2 130
To commence at dark
Page 48
April 2000
IN THE OUTBACK
9am Start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Noms $10
20tgt Double Barrel C/D E/O 15m
Noms $18
25tgt P/S Barwon & District C'ship 15m
AA,A,B,C O/S graded $2
Noms $25
50tgt D/B Barwon Classic C'shlp 15m
NIGHT
Noms $10
20pr D/D Barwon & District C'Ship 20m
1st & 2nd Pairs O/S graded $2
Event 5.
Event 6
Event 7
Event 8
Noms $10
20tgt Double Barrel C/D E/O 15m
Noms $18
25tgt S/B Barwon & Distrlct C'shlp 15x1
Noms $25
20tgt P/S John Ryan Memorial Handicap
lst, 2nd & 3rd O/S graded $2
Sponsored by Brewarrina RSL Club
Noms $18
15pr D/R Barwon & Distr~ctC'sh~p15m
Total Noms $134
Optional Sweeps $10
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans reduced nominations
(if whole programme shot)
OVERALL HIGH GUN & G W E HIGH GUNS OVER EVENTS 1-3,5-8.
Ladies,Juniors &Veterans High Gun (3 or more competitors & whole programme shot)
Camping facilities available including hot & cold showers; breakfast facilities provided.
Cartridges and refreshments available on grounds.
Saturday evening meal will cost $5.
The club reserves the right to alter the programme.
The Club would like to thank their sponsor
ACCOMMODATION:
Royal Hotel (02) 6893 2283; Swancrest Motel (02) 6839 2397;
Brewarrina Hotel (02) 6839 2019.
For further information: Colin Betts (02) 6839 2051 AH; David Hagarty (02) 6839 2352 AH;
Mary Ann Boyd (02) 6839 2054.
I
I
April 2000
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15/20, D Casbolt 1Y20; HIGH GUN:
C Cunningham 137/150.
1 Newcastle
Dubbo 52.00
Warm & Wbdy (30) WZ SKEET U S
100T: O/A: F Hedley 98/1W; AA: A
Lveehitti 98/104, L Luechitti 97/104,
A: K Heywwd 88/100; B: R Machul
1001110, D Coaker 99/110; C: C
S e e 9U100, J M-s
891100; 20T
DIB C/D: P Kenyon. C Strike, D
Aleoek, E Tucker, D Coaker 20120:
25T DIB WCAP US: OIA: G h e t h
3U34: 1st C McLauehlan 33/34, 2nd
M Heywwd 28/29; 15PR D R Cm:K
Heywwd 28/30, M Heywood 25/30. K
Fuller 24/30, P Kenyon 23/30, K
Watton 23/30, C Strike 23/30, D
Coaker 23/30.
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Clay Target Club
Greniell 13-2-04
Windy (18) SOT CONT US: OIA &
AA: J Caltabiano 5U57,2nd C Foster
55/59; A: ADrogemuller 53(57,2nd P
Walmsley 44/50; B: G England 52l.6'56,
2nd I Malovic 39/50; C: C Crass
33/50; 25T HCP: 1st M Sinclnir
31/32. 2nd M MeAllister 30132, 3rd J
Caliabiano 34/36; 25T P/SCD: AA: G
Sinclair 74/75, 2nd M MeAllister
72175;A:ADrogemuller 701'75,Znd M
Williams 68/75; B: M Sinelair 67/75,
2nd G England 66175; C: C Crass
55/75; HIGH GUN: M McAllistcr
921100.
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Glen Innes 64-00
Hot & Windy (96) - 20TDIB CID 15M:
kA: K Cummins, M Lillyman, G
Baxter, R Varley, J Farrell, S Wallis,
B Hoaper, J Kent, K McBean, T
Sehafer, R Xdal, C Burt, J Poole, G
Laneaster, A Fuller, J Hunter, R b y ,
F Petriella 20120; A: I Burcy, L
Kennedy, W Lssker, B Rumbel, P
Wright, B M&y, AYme, B Finch, E
Balogh, C Hayes, C Cunningham. M
Klinger,Aby, R Morrison 20120; B: S
Anderson. R Weeslink, P McGuire, R
Gaden, B Hunter, H Finch 20120; C: I
Thompson 20/20, J Klinger, P
Mesham, J Hayes, S MeBean, M
Wynne 18/20; SOT PIS NZ CIS: OiA: C
Burt 154/156;AA: T Schafer 153/156,
S Wallis 150/153, B Hwper 1491153:
A: J Nash 159/162. N Campion
1561162, L Kennedy 1551159; B: M
Stibbard 1571152, D Pickle 1561162.
M Debortoli 147/153; C: S MeBean
141/150, B Marjoram 127/150, B
Bloxaome 121/150; 50T Dm
TROPHY. O/A: I Bvrey 114/114; AA:
B Hwper 113/114, R Vidal 86/37, G
Laneaster 73/74: A: E Little 78/19. E
Balqgh 51/52. J Nash 91/92: B: B
Hunter 58/59, R Patter 57159,-R
Palmer 56/59: C: S MeBean 44/50, B
Marjoram 43/50, J Klinger 43/51:
HIGH GUNS: OiA: T Schafer
April2000
Apl.lil9th
100 Targets Sporting
Nominations for the day $50 LJ&V
$35 Clays Only $30
9.30am Start
Graded: AA.A.B & C
Trophies: 1st. 2nd & 3rd each Grade
1st & 2nd Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Overall High Gun
50 Target 16 Station Layout.
Food and Refeshments available
Come along and enjoy the day
Visitors most welcome
Camping available on the grounds at
Wilton Rd. Awaha
Accommodation: Lakeside Motor Inn
02 4948 9666
Toronto Caravan Park 02 4959 1271
Cardiff Motor Inn 02 4954 6738
Pippies at the Point 02 4958 1022
Contact: Peter Dawson 02 4953 3161 or G r a h a m
G o s l i n g 02 4965 6673
WeQ.m;-~~~~~sers.hunterlink.net.au/cIayi?rget
or
Sezifch *NLMCTC"
'age 5 1
N.S.W. GUN CLUB LTD
APRIL 2000
O/A&A: J L Headon 19/20; B: I
Meeleod 14/20; C: G Davies 17/20;
10T SIB CLUB MUG: J L Headon
1711?; HIGH GUN: J L Headon
P Lyons & M Lyons 49/60; LAD
HIGH GUN: V Kibblewhite & R
La6gley 64/80; O/A HIGH GUN: P
Lyons 75/80.
Maj19.1-M)
10 PR Dm: OlA: B Skinner 36/40;AA:
D Reed 34/40; A: T Spadunan 17/20;
B: L Kibblewhite 16/20; C: AAtkins
12/20; 20 PR DID C I S 1st B Skinner
& R Ellis 32/33. 2nd P Lyons & J
Allsn 31/33.
Moree 5.2-W
Fine & Hot (15) - 25T SKEET: A: L
11.
et
Championship - 25t El0 CID + 50t
(See ACTA Shooting News - March Issue)
11.00am Practice.
100t + Final
11.00am Practice
Q - W
2.00pm - 9.30pm Practice
7.00pm - Charles Waterhouse Memorial Shoot
30t DO3 - $20
7.00pm Trap Competition - 30t - $12
Saturdav 15th Auril200Q
1.00pm - Trap Competition
Duffys Forest Championship
25t El0 CID - $9
50t DL8 - $25, lOpr DJRise CID - $9
11.00am Practice
1.00pm - Trap Competition
Terrey Hills Championship
l o t El0 CID - $9 - l O O t DO3 - $50
11.00am Practice
Wurdav 29th Aunl 200Q
1.00pm - 5 Stand Competition
25t El0 CID + 50t
11.00am Practice
EVERY WEDNlESDAY
7.30pm Trap Competition - 30t - $12
2.00pm - 9.30pm - Practice
Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
N.S.W. 2084
Phone (02) 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497
Info: Club Captain: Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 8182,
Sue Nicholls (02) 4579 6332
Mattarelli Traps are now in use on
Olympic Trap, Skeet
Trap & ISU Layouts - 5 Stand Layout
now in use.
ALL LAYOUTS ARE COIN OPERATED
IN GROUND PHONO PULL SYSTEMS
Wednesday Nights
All layouts shooting under flood lights
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Buxton 25/25, 2nd M Dalsanto & P
Tattam 24/25; C: B Ping Kee 22/25, L
Hattenfels 17/25; 25T DM: AA: P
Tattam & M Dalssnto 24125; A: B
Ping Kee & L B u t o n 22/25; C: T
Robinson 24/15, 2nd R Bezliero & B
Kneipp: 10 PRDlR CIS:CHAMPION:
T Robinson 16/20; AA: 1st P Tattarn
15/20,2nd M Dalssnto lU20;A: 1st L
Buxton 15120,2nd B Ping Kee 15/20;
C: 1st L Hattenfells 14/20, 2nd B
Farlow & B Kneipp 1U20.
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30t MXD: TRAP COMPETITION:
AA: N Xenos 25/30; A: T Lionatos
22/30: B: P Stevenson 2U3O: C: T
NSW 5-2-00
Hot & Sunny SKEET COMPETITION. SOT C/D: l e t R Clarke A
Hickma 49/50, 2nd A ~"cchitd, F
Mareellino 48/50; SOT AA: 1st M
Newman 50+18, 2nd T Vallelonga
50+11; A: 1st P Kouroupis 45150,Znd
N Watehorn 44/50; B: 1st T Hickman
48+4, 2nd E Mareellino 48+3; C: 1st
T Limatos 39.
Gun Club flnc
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Newcaatle 5-2-00
Very Hot (16) SOT MXD: A: J
Blaxley 971100; B: K Lonsdale
9W100; C: K Hugo 80/1W. 20PR D/R:
AA: TJ h e r 38/40; A: G Foster
42/50; B: K lamdale 28/40.
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Newcastle 18.240
Windy (59) - lOOT NOV FIELD: OIA:
F Seales; AA: G Cdley 94/111, P
Wells 98/111, G Sweeny 901111. A: D
Ball 80/1W, G Condran 791160, D
Jackson 78/100; B: A Jackaan 78/1W,
M Doherty 781100, P Pembeton
8 5 / l l t C: T Wright 76/1W, W Hayea
6W100, J Adams 64J100; LAD: A
Lotimar 7W100, R Sesburn 72/100;
JML: J Sweeny 7W100; VETS: G
Hopkins 731100, J h h b s l d 691100.
NSW 12.240
Overcaat & Humid - lOOT OLYMPIC
TRAP: OIA: G Kable 116; AA: T
lbrner 103;A: H Kassianou 108: B: J
Rusael91; C: RRosai 61; 25T WO:1st
T Lionatos, D McTaggart. M
Dfclnnes, L Diamond 25/25, 2nd P
Spiropoulos, T Arvanitakis 24126;
30'7 MXD: AA: 1st T Arvanitakis
50+5,2nd P Spimpados 50+4; A: 1st
T Lionatos 48, 2nd R Beer 46+2: B:
1st R Squire 46,ZndT Dforaitis 45; C:
l a t S Kueller 43, 2nd A Comino 40;
20PR DIR: 1st M Melnnes 38, 2nd T
h a n i t a k i s 36, 3rd R Northeatt 32,
4th R Squire 31.
NRW
7.
.
- .. 9
..2
-44.
Night Shooting (40) - 25T EiO: 1st J
Lucchitti 25/25, 2nd T Bowting
24/25, P Gullotto, T Vsllelonga, P
Kouroupis; SOT: OIA: J Lucehitti
48+12: AA: 1st A Lucchitti 48+12,
2nd T Vallelonga 48+11; A: 1st P
Kouroupis 42: B: 1st F Mareellino 49,
2nd P Gdlotto 41; C: 1st S Mueller
44. 2nd T Bowing 43. 30T TRAP:
AA: 1st T Arvanitakis, i n d N Xenos;
A: let T Czinker, 2nd T Abela, D
Perri; B: l s t A Moraitis, 2nd C Valle-
Sydney C.T.C Proudly Presents
2000
Easter Championships
Good Fridav 21st Aoril
5.30om start.
...
...
20TGT D/Barrel C / D $8.00
50TGT D/Barrel S o u t h e r n Zone
Night Championship $24.00
O/All S a s h plus 1st & 2nd each grade.
Come and shoot the friendly club
Easter Sundav 23rd Aoril
9.30 start
...
SOTGT Eoster D/B Championship $24.00
Optional $5.00swp
5OTGT Eoster SIB Championship ...$24.00
Optional S5.W swp
50TGT Eoster PIS C h a m p i o n s h i p $24.00
Optional $5.00 swp
...
O/ALL & GRADED SASHESALL EVENTS
CASH AND CARTRIDGES
O/ALL H/GUN
EACH EVENTSHOT ONE VISIT TO TRAP
Gaiy h Karen Kennenon M 9588 3968
.
Location: 3km from Scone on the Gundy Road
Saturdav 15th A~ril2000
Commencing: 10 am
Event 1. 20 D.B Cash Divide 5.00
2. 25 Club D.B Championship 01s 2.00
3. 25 Club P.S. Championship 2.00 10.00
4. 25 Club S. B. Championship 2.00 10.00
5. lOPR Club D.R. Championship 2.00
6. 10 D.B. Night Eye opener 3.00
7. 25 Nth Zone Night S.B. Championship
All championships 1st & 2nd each grade
Overall, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
60% Noms + O/S
Catering, Drinks &Ammo available
Camping on club grounds - hot showers
Sundav 16th A~ril2000
Commencing: 9 am
100 Novelty Field Shoot 46.00
Trappers 4.00
ALL SHOOTERS GRADED ON DAY
LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS PENSIONERS $28+$4
OVERALL, LADIES, JUNIOR &
VETERANS HIGH GUNS
TROPHIES IST, 2ND & 3RD IN ALL
Janenni, Kidd 02 9523 9W4
The committee reserves t h e right to alter t h e program.
April 2000
Australian Clay Ta)rget Shooting News
Page 5 3
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Richmond River
Clay Target Club
Wyrallah Road Lismore
NSW 1 9 6 4 0
Fine & S-y
(251- 10T El0 DIB: 1st
R Northcott, G Donling, P Spimpoulos, N Xenos, W Maryska, T Arvanitakis, A Abraham 10110; lOUT DIB:
AA: 1st P Spiropovlos 99, 2nd N
Xenw 98; A: 1st G Yarak 95, 2nd C
Auditare 94; B: 1st J Tsifris 92,2nd R
Bate 91; C: 1st T Wtight 90, 2nd T
Budd 89: lOPR DIR: l e t R Narthmtt.
NSW 23.240
Night Shwt -Fine (221 5WT MXD:
AA: T h a n i t a k i s 98+3,2nd N Xenos
9810; A: M Norriti 96/100, 2nd T
Moraitis 94/100; B: R Squire 95/100,
2nd B Squire 94/100; C: J Holt
92/100, 2nd lbny C 86+9.
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NSW 26-240
Warm & Sunny (541
lOOT
NOVELTY SPORTING: O/A: D
Robinson '77;
AA: G Condmn '70,2nd
J Lueehitti 61: A: D Jaekaon 76,2nd
J Gubetina '73: B: C Milner '75,Znd R
Bate 73: C: P Koumupis 67, 2nd R
Ellis 64; VEF R Dawson '72, 2nd G
Hopkins 70; LAD:A latimer 58.
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22nd 8L 23rd April
Satwdav 22nd 9.30am Start
1.
50 Target D/Barrel Continental
2.
O/All Sash & Trophy (Shotgun)
& 1st & 2nd Each Grade
50 Target DjBarrel C/Ship
O/All Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd Each Grade.
Sundav 23rd 9.30am Start
3.
4.
50 Target Handicap
1st to 5th (1st Shotgun)
50 Target Dparrel C/Ship
O/All Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd Each Grade
P~rkes1ZUH)
Wet (181 lUT D B WO: C Wad, T
Hawke, B Boyd. D Wilson, C Foster, B
Thompson, G Buckley, J Lawrence;
25T D B C D AA: C Hawke; A: J
watts, G Buekley; B: C Ward: C: R
Burns; 25T PIS C/S: OIA: C Hawke
'75:AA: C Foster 74/15; A: J Nash
74/15;B: J Breaden 67/15; C: R Noek
67/15: 25T TROPHY: 1st G Buekley
52/53, 2nd J Breaden SUSS, 3rd D
Wilson 29/31; HIGH GUN: C Hawke
138/135.
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Port Msequarie 26.1-64
Hot & Hvmid (25) 25T PIS: AA: S
Wallis 74/15;A: L Whitten 13/75; B:
K McWhirter, B Machul 72/75; C: W
Thurlow 67/75; SOT MXD CIS:
AA&O/A: W Jones 69/70, 2nd R
Machd 61170;A: 1st D Maekie 64/10,
2nd B Maehul 63/10; B: 1st 0 Leys
7'7/84,2nd L MachdT3/84; C: 1st W
Thurlow 49/10, 2nd R Curtis 42/70;
25T D B WCAP: 1st J Shepherd, 2nd
I Leys, 3rd K MCWhirter; HIGH
GUN: R Maehul.
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Richmond River 11-Z.W
Fine(26)- 25T D B C.WA& SAnder
son, T Scheider, I Epsery, P Batson
25/25; A: G Mengel, P McGuire. K
O'Btien 25/25; B: G Ley6 25/25; C: M
Ci&,
R Deane 24/25; W I NZ
WE CONT CIS: OIA: G Mengel 46/50;
AA: 1st T Denaon 45/60, 2nd T
Schneider 44/50; A: 1st D Martel
4W4.2nd K O'Btien 45/64; B: l e t C
Balogh 36151,Znd KGibbon 35/51; C:
1st TMilgate 42160,Znd M Crimmin.
40150; HIGH GUN: G Mengel 7v75.
Shoalhaven 13.Z.W
Cwl & Fine (241 loT WO:R Ehlera,
C Cmeker, P Sehrieber, W Higginbothom, K Chiaveriai, F l b t 10110;
lO0T MXD PBES C/S: AA-A&O/A: K
Chiavetini, 2nd REhlers, 3rd W Higginbotham; B: 1st J McMillan. 2nd G
C&er, 3rd S Toson; C: 1st P Iveg
2nd R Hatcher, 3rd B Baffle.
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Singleton 13-UH)
Cwl, Windy & Some Dtizde (301
20T D B CONT CD: AA: B Smith
20/20,A J Ones. J Hunter 19/20;A: P
Jackeon 19/20, D Smith 18120; B: A
Fayth 19/20, N Gay 18/20: C: R
Fenwick 16/20, 0 Lighenolo 16/20;
25T D B CONT C/S: AA & O/A: B
Smith 28129;A: T b e r 34!36: B: N
Gay 23/25; C: G Fenwick 20R5; 25T
PIS CONT CB. AA & O/A: A Jones
74/15;A: ANorris 7U75;B: M Haltan
65175: C: 0 Lighezrolo 6v75; 20T DB
CONT CD: AA: T Sshaffer 2W20, J
Hunter 19/20; A: A Raisebeck. B
Mackson, D Smith 18/20: B: D Seve,
T Brind, N Gay 17/20; C: G Fenwick
18120, P Poile 16n0.
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Sydney 28.140
Mild Night (421 10T PIS E/O - C
Davenport. P Marlow, G Grammitakie, M Hoaus: SOT DIB: AA: 1st T
Psarakie 49/50, 2nd T Dracapulas
48150; A: 1st C Andrew 50150.2nd R
Smith 63/64, A: 1st D Tatain 5W0,
2nd J Adamopdas 49/50; C: 1st T
Chrpsavelaris 46/50, 2nd T TsiWaa
46/63; HIGH GUN: G Grsmmitakis
79/80.
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Port Maoquarie 6.2-00
HIGH GUNS O/A EACH GRADE
"2 SHOTGUNS TO BE WON"
TOTAL NOMS $130.00
AY FROM IPM.
All Welcome
President: Ernie Balogh 6628 5575 (w)
Secretary: Peter Brown 6621 2307 (w)
Page 54
Orange 219-00
Clavdy & Humid (321 - 12DI MED:
O/A: J W Smith 17W180; AA: G Reed
1'741180,2nd W Hawkins 172/180; A:
P Fitralan 174/180,2nd J Fedele; B:
R Stanford 16U180, 2nd T SkeUy
156/180: C:RSadler 16U180,ZndAF
Petersens 133/180.
Hot & S-y
(151 5WT D B C/S:AA:
1at.W Jones 50/50,2nd M Mehnnell
49150; A: 1st L Whitten 48/60, 2nd K
NeiU 45/50; B: 1st T Duek 69/61,2nd
D -Ma&ie 58161; C: 1st D Aitken
43/50, 2nd R Curtis 39/50; 25T D B
WCAP: 1st A Miller 25/25, 2nd K
Miller 24/25,3rd G Lays 34/36; 15PR
DIR: AA: A Miller, W Jones 26/30; A:
W Neil, L Whitten Zm0; B: G Ley8
W30, D Mackie 22/50; C: C Leys. R
Curtis 15/30; HIGH GUN: A Miller
991105.
Singleton Clay Target Club Inc.
CORRECTION OF
PRINTING ERROR
Our two day Novelty Field Shoot will be held as
usual on the Queens Birthday weekend on June
the 10th and 11th and NOT as advertised in
N.S.W. Blue Book.
See May Shooting News for fufiher advert
Bruce Smith President 6572 3353
Australian Clay Ta.wet Shooting News
Ap1il2000
Comboyne Rd, Wingham
PO Box 178 Wingham, NSW 2429
Flying Fox Carnival
Commonwealth DB Continental Championship
29/30 April 2000
-
-
Saturdav 29th 10.00am
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Event 5
25t DB - Cash Divide. Graded $10
Olympic Targets PS C'Ship
25t PS 15m - $15
O/A & 1st i n grade - Sash and Trophy
1st other grades - Trophy
2nd each grade - Trophy
HARRINGTON HOLIDAY
Commonwealth DB Cont. Championship
50t DB Cont. 20m - $30
Overall Sash & 7 Night Family Spa Villa Holiday
1st each grade Sash & 2 Night Family Spa Villa Holiday
2nd each grade Trophy
Sundav - 30th
- 9.00am
25t DB - Cash Divide. Graded $10
Shelly Beach Store Anzac H/Cap
25t DB WCap - $15
Overall Sash and Trophy
Trophy 2nd to 4th
Gemini Traps
Flying Fox Fifty Championship
25t DB 25t PS 15m - $30
O/A & 1st in grade - Flying Fox Trophy & $150 cash
1st other grades $100 cash
2nd each grade $50 cash
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Event 6
NOMINATIONS $110 & $5 OPT SWEEPS ON EVENTS 3 & 6 (OFF THE GTJN)
OVERALL HIGH GUN - (EVENTS 1- 6) SASH & $200 CASH
AA-A-B-C GRADE HIGH GUN - SASH AND $100 CASH
LADIES, JUNIOR, VETERAN HIGH GUN - SASH AND TROPHY (REDUCED NOMS)
CAMPING MEALS AND AMMO. AVAZLABLE
ACCOMMODATION
Harrington Holiday Park 02 6556 1228
Wingham Motel 02 6553 4295
Wingham Country Lodge 02 6553 0300
Australian Hotel 02 6553 4511
Wingham Hotel 02 6553 4007
April 2000
Page 55
Yarak 20120; SZ MXD CIS: AA: 1st N
Xenos 63flO,2nd T Psarakis 60110;A:
1st C Andrew 64170, 2nd G Yarak
77llOS; B: 1st M Hbous 55110,Znd G
Hapeshi 7U105: C: l e t C Auditore
48170, 2nd A Unievor 46/50; HIGH
GUN: N Xenos 1201130.
841150; 6T DIB HICAP: T Bartan, D
Cacciappali. G Cestellaro. W Barton,
R Baker, E Faulks, E Barton, D
Power; 20T DIE WCAPTROPHY: 1st
R Blake 19120, 2ndB Mayo 22/25,3rd
D Power 2U25: HIGH GUN: T
Barton 208/230.
24/26; HIGH GUNS: 0 1 ~G: Stevens
1711115; LADY: M Page 1551175;
JNR: M Cilli 16411'75; VET A Page
1681175.
Bundaberg 30.1434
Very Light W~nd& Dry (37) 50T DD
CIS: O k J Wynyard 50150; AA: I
Wynysrd 50150, 2nd B Zimpel 49150;
A: 1st V Hyde 49160,2nd G Harriman
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WaLehvrst 13.2434
Fine (7) - JERRY COLE 50T ISU
WCAP: 1st E Dickens. 2nd G Mumhv,
3rd T Haines.
PRELIFIMARY NOTICE
Ballandean Clay Target Club Inc.
Ah SHOOT
A
MAY 2 1, 2000
8.00am Shoot Commencing 8 . 3 O a m
Practice Shoot Saturday May 20, 2000 - 2.00pm
Nominations
T h e Forest 20-2.04
Fine & Hat (22) - lO0T MXD CLUB
CIS: CLUB CHAMP: G Cough1sn;AA:
J Dematos, 2nd K Chiaverini; A: G
Coughlan, 2nd P Melntash; B: D
Eagles, 2ndAKeeiing; C: G Field. 2nd
F Gould.
Tottenham 19-2-00
Fine & Hot (50) 10T El0 CID GR:
AA: B Thompeon. N Barnes. M
Hillman, R Maehul, J Lawrence. P
Taylor, N Owen. C Foster. S Osborne,
K Fu1ler;A: K Fisher, J Wild, A Boyd;
B: R Squire, P Langford. P Wyner, M
MePhee, P Baldwinson; C: T Baldwinson. G Larkings, T Kilmartin; 25T
PIS:AA: 1st PFitzalan, 2nd B Manns;
A: 1st J Wild, 2nd R Bmdin; B: 1st P
Wyner, 2nd R Squire; C: 1st GAnder
son, 2nd T Baldwinson; TO'M'ENHAM CLASSIC S/B: AA: 1st N
Barnes, 2ndA'hmer;A: 1st G Jones,
2nd G McDonald: B: 1st S Kinsey, 2nd
S Bennett: C: 1st T Kilmartin, 2nd G
Anderson; 25T DM: AA: 1st T Turner,
2nd S 0sborne;A: 1st B Powell, 2nd R
Brodin; C: 1st M Shields, 2nd S
Kinrey; D: 1st GAndemon, 2nd T Kilmartin; DIE AA: let ATurner, 2nd T
Turner; A: 1st M Stephens, 2nd G
McDonald: B: 1st R Fitzolan, 2nd P
Wyner; C: 1st T Baldwinson, 2nd G
Anderson; HIGHGUNS: JNR: T Kilmartin; VET: A Boyd; AA: S Osborne;
A: C Baldwinson; B: P \Vya:yner; C: G
Larkings; OIA: ATurner.
Contact George Costanzo (07) 4683 2480 or
Joanne Musumed (07) 4681 1967 fa: 107) 4681 2262
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to be held a t
CLAY TARGET CLUB
22nd & 23rd April 2000
9.30 a m start both days
I 0 0 Targets each day
Noms $40 per day
OVERALL, 1ST & 2ND EACH DAY
OVERALL HIGH GUN
he Zone Team will b e picked from the
last 5 0 targets Saturday & the first
50 targets Sunday
Further information contact:
April 2000
Central Bvrnett 19-2-00
Cloudy (12) 25T DIE SWEEPS: A: F
Robinson 25: B: J Butters, B Walker,
G Linsket 24: C: E Zillmao; 25T DIB
PTS SWEEPS: A: R Smith 74; B: K
Vicnry, G Linsket 71; C: J Butters 61;
25T S(B: A: R Smith 21: :B K Vieary
21; C: E Robinson 18; 25T WCAP
SWEEPS: 1st F Robinson 25, 2nd B
Zillman 24,3rd E Robinson 18; DTL:
R Smith. 3 visiting shooters fmm
Bundaberg Club, 2 &rnwn events
followed by a BBQ and 2 night events.
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Sunday 16th 9.30 am Trap
Event 125T DIE Cash Divide Graded AA,A,B,C
Event 2 50T DIE 15mApril High Gun
Graded Trophies 1st & 2nd eaeh grade
Event 3 25T SIB 15m
Gradod Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 4 25T DIB 15m Continental
Graded Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade
Total Program $40.00
60% Noms for VeterandLadieslJuniors
Club Jackpot - 2 draws Unlimited Tickets $1.00 eaeh
BBQ Lunch Afternoon Tea Refreshments
Kingamy E2d0
Fine &Hot (90) 25T DIB CIS OFF
15M: OIA: D Smith 11UllkA.4: l s t A
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Cash Bonus!
$500.00 Cash Bonus for possible shot i n either trap or Sporting
Money divided if more than one possible.
Tllc iommittec rcacmei the righl l o oitcr the program without noSm iinecersnry
GUMPIE CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
BANKS POCKET ROAD GYMPIE
1 Gold City One Day Shoot
2281235; A: A ~ h o r p2231235: B: R
H o d 2231235: C: M Behm 2011235;
JNR:L Murray 2201235.
Sunday 14th May 2000
9 am Start
AMMUNITION TROPHIES - EVENT 3 & 4
PROGRAMME
Event 1 25 Target Double Barrel - 15m
(SwISt 60% 30% 10% each grade) $8
Event 2 25 Target Double Barrel championship - 15m $13
(Overall, AA A B & C)
Event 3 25 Target Handicap $20
(1st - 5 cases 2nd 1 112 cases 3rd 1 case 4th 112
case)
Event 4 30 Target Medley - 15m - D/B SIB PTS
(AAAB&C)$14
Tolal Noms $55 Veterans, Ladies &Juniors $40
Coinsnitfeereserves the right to alter tile pmgmmmeat any rime
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Contact: Brian Goddard - 07 5486 7036 (Pres.)
Tony Clark - 07 5482 2265 (Sec)
Gympie 132.00
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Clomdy & Muggy (28) 2ST Dm: AA:
G Durre 28128;A: KHoward 25/25: B:
April 2000
nua
o Day
Skeet Carniva
13-14 May 2000
SHOT OVER 3 LAYOUTS
Practicefrom Midday on Friday - Barbecue on Friday Night
PROGRAM
Saturdav 13 Mav
Start 9.00am Sharp
Maranoa Skeet Handicap
50 Target Skeet Handicap 1 to 5
Event 2.
Roma Open Skeet Championship
50 Target - O/A, AA,A,B,C
First and Second
Saturday Night - "BestRumps in the West"
Event 1.
Sundav 14th Mav
Event 3.
Event 4.
Start 8.00am Sharp
Western Zone Skeet championship
50 Target - O/A,AA,A,B,C
Sash provided by Western Zone QCTA
"Retreat" Skeet Doubles Championship
25 pairs O/A,AA,A,B,C
Overall,AA,A,B,CGrade High Guns on Events 1 to 4
Western Zone Team selected on Events 1 to 3.
60% norns - Veterans,Ladies and Juniors
**QualtfyingEvent Overseas Skeet Contingent**
Hot showers and power available for campers.
The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.
President: Robert Nugent (07) 4622 4399 (BH).Secretary: John Robinson (07)4622 1405
Treasurer: Betty Fawcett (07) 4622 6081. Club Grounds: Geoghegan Road (07) 4622 5255
April 2000
Page 59
Queensland Clay
STATE TRAP
TOWNSVILLE
Sat 29th & Sun 30th April and Mon Ist May
SATURDAY 29TH APRIL
Event 1.
Event 2.
SUNDAY 30TH APRIL
Event 3.
Event 4.
- 9.00AM
25 Tgt Winchester Point Score Event $22.00
Awards - OIA, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades
Women, Junior & Veteran
50 Tgt State Double Barrel C'Ship $25.00
OIA - QCTA Silver Badge, Sash, 0 W Smith Perpetual Trophy and
Winchester Perpetual Trophy.
Cash Awards 1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades.
Conducted in conjunction
l l t h State Women's, Junior & Veteran State DB C'Ship
Cash Awards 1st & 2nd in each Section.
- 9.00AM
50 Tgt State Single Barrel Championship $25.00
OIA - QCTA Silver Badge, Sash & Cash Award
Castlemaine Perpetual Trophy
Cash Awards 1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades
l l t h State Women's, Junior & Veteran State PS C'Ship
25 Pair State Double Rise Championship $25.00
Richard Dean Remembrance Trophy
Olimpyc Targets Perpetual Trophy
Cash Awards 1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades
l l t h State Women's, Junior & Veteran State DR C'Ship
MONDAY 1ST MAY 8.00AM
Event 5.
Event 6.
Page 60
50 Tgt State Point Score Championship $25.00
MIM Holdings Perpetual Trophy
Cash Awards 1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades.
l l t h State Women's, Junior & Veteran State SB C'Ship
25 Target Cash Handicap $22.00
OIA - Sash and Cash Award
2nd to 5th Cash Awards
April 2000
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Target Association
CARNIVAL
GUN CLUB
Nominations will close at 10.00 am each day.
49TH INTER-STATE TRAP TEAMS MATCH
OPEN STATE TEAM TOP 15 - FROM EVENTS 2,3 & 5
WOMEN, JUNIOR & VETERAN STATE TEAMS TOP 6 - FROM EVENTS 2,3 & 5
OPEN TEAM WlLL THEN SHOOT 50 TARGETS POINT SCORE WOMEN'S, JUNIOR
& VETERANS TEAMS WlLL SHOOT 25 TARGETS POINT SCORE.
THE COMBINED TOTAL OF THE 3 ELIMINATION EVENTS PLUS THE TEAM
SCORE WlLL THEN DETERMINE THE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAMS
5 PERSON OPEN 3 PERSON WOMEN'S 3 PERSON JUNIOR - 3 PERSON
VETERAN.
WOMEN, JUNIOR & VETERANS 60% NOMINATIONS WITH NO DISCRIMINATION
IN THE ALLOCATION OF AWARDS.
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM.
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QUEENSLAND CHAMPION
Agg. Events 2,3 & 5 Plus Team
G.R & M Porter Perpetual Trophy
Sash & Cash Award
JUNIOR HIGH GUN
Queensland Gun Exchange
Perpetual Trophy
Sash & Cash Award
OPEN TEAM HIGH GUN
R.A Dean Perpetual Trophy & Sash
VETERAN HIGH GUN
Stevens & Sons Perpetual Trophy
Sash & Cash Award
WOMEN & JUNIOR TEAM HlGH GUNS
Sash & Cash Awards
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OVERALL HlGH GUN
RACQ GI0 Perpetual Trophy
9CT Gold Badge, Sash & Cash Award
WOMEN'S HlGH GUN
Tom & Thel Meadows Perpetual Trophy
Sash & Cash Award
Donated by T & T. Meadows
April 2000
2 PERSON TEAMS OVER EVTS 1 TO 6
A.B.Long Perpetual Trophy and Cash
Awards
QCTA
Robert Nugent 07 4622 4399 BH
JennyBurt0267625525
TOWNSVILLE
Tom Comerford 07 4780 4807
Australian Clay Tsrget Shooting News
Page 61
2nd C Peadon 31/33. 3rd A mkb
25/21: 15P DIRA.4: J Walsh35/40,A:
B Smtt 23/30; B: S Cutting 3U40; C:
P Shaw 23/30; 50T SKEET: AA, B
SeaL 46/60; A: J Rim 47/50; B: K
Hhlpower 4W50; C: J Walah 47150;
OIAHIGH GUN: J R i m 116'130.
Old Koreelah
Sporting Clays
PO Box 2068
Toowoomba 4350
Old Koreelah Novelty
Sporting Clays
Rockh-pton 52.00
Warm & Blustery (32) 25T DM: AA:
J Riggs45145; A: APowellZY25: B: P
Purkia 2 W . C: L Hhlpower 24128;
25T W B WCAP. 1st P Purkis 32/33,
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S S A A. (NSW) AffII
Sat 87th - commencing 8.00am
Event 1.
Event 2.
26T (1 Round) Cash Diwde Gr8ded $20 00
60T (2 Rounds) Angus Wickham
Memorial $40.00
O/A plus lst, 2nd, 3rd 4 Grades
- Lad Jnr.Vet
Killarney Dons Club - Catering both days.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Saturday night entertainment by Local
Country Band.
ExcelZent campmg facilities on the banks of
Old Koreelah Creek with toflets a n d hot
showers.
Event 4
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commencing 8.OOam
25T (1 Round) Cash Divide Graded $20.00
50T (2 Rounds) Old Koreelah
Champ~onsh~p
$40.00
O/A plus lst, 2nd, 3rd 4 Grades
- Lad,Jnr,Vet
Sun 88th
Event 3.
Toogoolawah Clay Target Club
Easter in the Valley Shoot
23rd Aoril. 10.00
Toogoolawoh ShowgrounOr
50 T a r g e t D l 8 B r i s b o n e V a l l e y 1st & 2 n d
Chornplonshlp AAA.6.C
50 T a r g e t Polnts K l n g of the V a l l e y
1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C.
O v e r o l l on 1CO Targets
N o m s . $35 CQ L J V. $3000
B.B.Q. LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
Two loyouh working
The committee reserves the right to oiter M e program
M a n Guthrle 54 231 468 Gregg Blotchiy 54 264 582
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INVITAIrlON
Texas Clay Target Club Inc.
Cordially Invites All Shooters and families To
The Annual 2 Day Shoot
To be held on
HIGH GUNS
Sash plus Cash - O/A - AA,A,B,C Grades
L&es - Junior Veteran
Every nornlnation for the complete pmgramme vvlll be elmble for the draw to wm
a free Norninatlon for Old Koreelah 2001.
PLEASE NOTE:
W shooters must have a shooters licence
and be a finandalmember of A.C.T.A.,
S.S.A.A. or Field & Game.
The Committee reserves the right to alter
the programme if necessary.
For further mformation
Max Barton 07 4632 1138,
Keith Murphy 07' 4666 5123
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Easter - Saturday 22nd and
Sunday 23rd April 2000
Commencing loam Sat.
Bring the family for an Easter Week-end
Camping faciilties available
"GOOD FRIDAY PRACTiCE SHOOT"
Followed by Cod &Yellowbelly Dinner
FRIDAY PRACTICE & FESTIVITIES BEGIN 2PM
Come & h d the Easter Bunny
PROGRAM
Saturdav 22-4-00 loam
S u n d a v 23-4-00 9am
25 Target Double Banel -Trophy
25 Target Point Score -Trophy
30Target Double Barrel -Trophy
15 Pair Double Rise -Trophy
25 Target Double Barrel -Trophy
25 Target Continental -Trophy
50Target Double Barrel -Trophy
Noms $60.00
Noms $60.W
Two Day Nomination $110.00
Ladies. Juniors &Veterans reduced noms
Sash High Gun each Grade
All Trophy Evenls AA.A.6.C Grades
For more information contact: Michael Forrest (President)
Wk: 07 4653 1246, Hm: 07 6453 1161
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE: Texas Motel07 4653 13W. Royal
Hotel 07 4653 1310. Yellow Rose Guest House 07 4653 1592.
Camping enthusiasts ring Ray or Michael for a 7opSpol'on the river bank.
Everyone welcome.
Australian Clay m e t Shwting News
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April 2000
Twwwmba 13-249
Cloudy (10) - 25T DB WD: D Makim
& A Smith 25125, T Gill & A Page
lbamsville 20-2W
Cloudy & Showers (37) - 25T SKEET:
W Holmes. B Edwards 24/25; 25T
SKEET: W Taylor 24/25, A lbmsan
& E Reeves 23/25; 25T TWR: A: K
Knvth & G Reeves 25/25; B: B
Edwards 25/25, K Stout, L Carty, E
Reeves & Glem Reeves 2 4 4 C: P
Break Badges
Home Club
Achieved At
Brealt
Anderson S
Dalby
Yamba
Twwaomba
Glen Innes
Arvanitakis T
Auditare F
Axton L
Bennett D
Sydney
Cecil Park
Tasmanian
Majura Park
Marconi
Marconi
Cressy
Glen Innes
Biviano J
Bower T
Bmwn G
Burey I
Calandm L
Causens A
Dely J
Davey R
DeGori J
Eade A
Fahri T
Fanrell J
Sydney
Ko'onup
cduna
Glen Innes
Shepparton
S t Helens
Illaw-a
Orange
Cecil Park
Caffs Harbour
Newcastle
wagin
Bendi a
Glen dmes
Numurkah
Tamworth
Tamworth
Cressy
Mareoni
hfareoni
Mamni
Glen Innes
Felmingham R
Galea L
Gall M
Goss M
Groves B
Gmves R
Hallam D
Harris P
Hbous M
Heely C
Ho gard E
~ o f m e Ps
Hooper B
300+350+400
Hunter B
Ilickson M
Knig e A
~ n i g fTt
Lacey B
Lawery E
Mahalingham K
Manicaro R
Marlaw P
McChrystai A
McPartland P
Morrison R
Newman M
Numurkah
Cecil Park
Port Dennison
Numurkah
Mamni
Burdekin
Kempsey
Glen Innes
SKEET 1W
DTL
50+75+
100+150
DTLZW
DTL 150
DTL 75
DTL
50+75+100+
150t200
DTL 50
DTL 50
DTL 200
DTL 1W+150
DTL 50
SKEET 553
SKEET 75
DTL 50
DTL 75
DTL 50
DTL 1W
DTL
300+350+400~
450+500
DTL 200
DTL 100
DTL 75 + 100
DTL 75
DTL 100
SB 50
DTL 50
DTL 100+150
DTL 75
DTL 75
CONT 50
DTL 250
DTL
Glen Innes
BenaIla
Sydney
Bendigo
Mount Gambier
Glen Innes
DTL 50+75
Ararat
DTL 50
Marconi
DTL 75
Metropolitan
DTL ZOO
SATA DTL Carnival DTL 50
Frankston Australian SKEET 50
West Australia
CONT 50
Lake Macquarie
DTL 50
Marconi
DTL 50
1
Beaufort
DTL 50
Wagin
DTL 50+75
Glen Innes
DTL50+75+100
Tamworth
? E E T 150 +
Member
Allan W
West Australia
Cecil Park
Sydney
Beaufort
West Australia
Warwick
0""
Nieolaides M
Norris J
Burdekin
Cooma
Norris M
Cooma
Okan Z
Cecil Park
Parente S
International
Rosasch W
Rumbel B
Schafer T
Guyra
Wa'angaratta
Guyra
Cessnock
F
p
r
2
I pNarromine
Slaven R
Stewart I
Taylor R
April 2000
Newcastle-Lake
Macquarie
Bathurst
Tamworth
Burdekin
Newcastle-Lake
Macquarie
Neweastle-Lake
Macquarie
Neweastle-Lake
Macquarie
SATA DTL Carnival
Warren
Glen Innes
Wangaratta
Glen Innes
Glen Innes
Neweastle-Lake
Maequarie
Bathurst
Tamworth
Tamworth
Tower 75
Thompson 1
Tiganl S
Tour elis S
~all$nga T
Walle G
White D
Wildman P
WittA
Wynyard D
Xenos N
Xenos N
Coffs Harbour
Metm olitan
Cecil $ark
Eehuca
Yamawonga
Melbourne
Cmokwell
Sunshine Coast
NSW
NSW
Glen Innes
Metropolitan
Mmni
Tamworth
Tamworth
Numurkah
Wangaratta
Melbourne
Cmokwell
Sunshine Coast
Tamworth
Marconi
Newcastle-Lake
Macquarie
DTL 50
DTL 1W
DTL 75
: P E T 150 +
SKEET 200
ZUU
DTL 200
DTL 1W
DTL 50
DTL 75
SKEET 50
SKEET 100
DTL 100
DTL 100
BARCALDINE CLAY TARGET CLULI: At the AGM held on 12 February
2000 the following committee were elected Prestdent . Kim W~lltsms,See.
retary . Ron Clive. Club Handicap er Members of the elected committee
comprising of Kim W!lllams. Paul 'ylor
and Ron Clive. Club Coaches. the
club haa no neeredated coaches. Club Delemte Kim Williams.
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the month in &arch. May, June and July all beginning a t the n o k a l
12nwn SHARP.
DYSART GUN CLUB MC: Held it's AGM on 6th February 2WO and the
fallowing onlce bearers were elected: President - %"or Curtis, Secreta
Ray Meaney. Treasurer - Cind Mwre, Club Delegate - Eddie Bates.
Dysart Gun Club Ine is not sKwting an the clubs gmunds until further
notice.
8;
GERALDTON CLAY TARGET CLUB: At the reeentlv held AGM the fal-
DTL 50
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DTL 50
John Page, Patmn F r a i k Bambara.
DTL 50
DTL 50
DTL 100
DTL 100
DTL 100
DTL 100
DTL 3W+400+
450+500+550+
600. SIB 50+75
MORNINGTON C W TARGET CLUB: At the AGM on 30th November
1999, the followin commttee was elected: Pres~dent- Graham Beckworth,
Vice President - %rad Johnston, Secretary - Wendy Roberts. Treasurer lbny Tebonems.
DTL 75
DTL 50
SKEET 100
SKEET 200
SHOALHAVEN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC: At the AGM held on 14th
January 2000 the following committee was elected: President Mr Richard
McGee, Vice President Mr Bruce Parker, Secreta
Mr Ian Parker, %asurer - Mr Ron Hatcher, DTL Captain Mr R o g e r T ~ e r sSkeet
,
Captain
Mr Richard McGee. Field & Game Captain Mr Laurie Cwk.
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WESTAUSTRALL4N G!JN CLUB: At the AGM held an Ssturds February 19th 2000 the following members were elected: Plesident - h r John
King. Captam - M I Murray Alexander. Secretary Mr Michael Limmer.
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Australian Clay Target Association Inc
2000 ANNUAL REGISTRATION &
CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
(To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Registered Shooter Record Book)
Registered Number
Shooters Licence Number
Surname
Christian Name
Address
Post Code
Telephone Number
I
Date of Birth
1
My existing (or last recorded shooting details are:
Australian Common Mark
I.S.S.F. Trap Grade
Australian D.T.L. Handicap
I.S.S.F. Skeet Grade
Australian Skeet
Ball Trap Grade
Tower Grade
Sporting Clays Grade
I hereby apply for membership of the
as a ncontinuing, or 0 new member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year ending
31st December, 2000.
I have previously been a registered member with the A. C. T. A.
Type of Membership: (Membership includes Insurance)
Club Life Member
Club Membership
A.C.T.A Annual Registration Adult Fee
Second and Successive Adult Family Member of Common Address
Veteran Concession (Over the age of 65 years at date of registrations)
Long Service Concession (overthe age of 60 years at date of
registration with 30 yesrs continuous membership with the A.C.T.A)
Junior membership (Under gthe age of 18 at the date of registration)
~ Levy to all New Adult Shooters
Legislation ~ i g h t i nFund
Fees are G.S.T. inclusive
Total $
I undertake to ebide by the Rules and By laws of the abovementioned Club, my State Assaciation and the Australian Clay Target Assaciation and I advise that I conform
with my State of Residence Firearm Regulations and shall notify my club immediately upon "on renewal, cancellation or suspension of my shwters licence.
Signature
Date
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THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB - THE FORM WHEN COMPLETED IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB
COMPLETE RANGE
FOR SPORTING
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RABBIT
MACHINE
450 TARGETS
I MIDI - MINI 1
- BATTUE
MACHINE
400 TARGETS
All machines &equipped
with an electric motor available in
24OV, 110V A.C. or 12V D.C.
Power consumption 350W. The release s o l e ~ i operates
d
from
12V to 24V D.C.
On request we can supply feeding boxes anrl trimsr acttvating
systems allawing for manual, phono m"' or radio control.
TEAL MACHINE
400 TARGETS
FIXED
MACHINES
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550 TARGETS
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
SERGIO ZUFFO, 24 Heathcliff Crescent, Balgowlah Heights, NSW 2093
Telephone: (02) 9948 8182 Fax: (02) 9948 8182 Mobile: 0419 269 888
Join me & make Wincnester
Your
Partner
Ilr:"-forsuccess in 2000
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1999 was a great year for Winchester Australian made
-mmunjtion, with success an the international scene as
well as one of the best years on recard locally.
Achievements included:-
I
Every Open Championship at the 1999 D.T.1
Nationals. And an impressive record at the
U.I.T. Nationals.
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New Au&alian
Double Trap Record - 793,200 - Brisbane
World Cup - Cold - Olympic Trap 146/150 - Peru
World Team - Gold Olympic Trap - Finland
World Cup Final - Bronze - Olympic Trap - Kuwait
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Australia Cup - Sydney-Jan 21-23,2000
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Mens Skeet Gold - David Cunningham
Mens Double Trap - Gold Russell Mark
Womens Double Trap - Cold - Desirie
Wakefield-Baynes
If you are serious about this
years Natianals, make sure
you have the campetitive edge
and choose
for the 84 advantage.

2000 - Australian Clay Target Association

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