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The MIROKU 9000 is designed using traditional shooting
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after target.
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PRODUCT SBLFETY
CALL
ATTENTION OWNERS OF WINCHESTERm 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN SHELLS
If you are in the possession of Winchester 12 Gauge Shotgun Shells
PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE
I t has come to our attention that ceaain lots o f WINCHESTER@ shotshell camidges~'manufacnuedduring March 1990 and
identified b y the following product description and lot numbers may produce l o w pressure ballistics causing the wad to become
lodged in the gun barrel T h i s condition in turn may result in damage to the f r e m and possible injury to the shooter.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
WINCHESTER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN SHELLS SYMBOL W12SS
SHOT SIZE 2 CODE LOT - AEDZEC 02
AEDZEC 12
AEMEC 22
AELXEC 61
AEDZEC 91
SHOT SIZE 4 CODE LOT - ' AELXEC 22
AEDZEC 32
AEWEC 51
If
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Return the shotshells meeting the above description to your Winchester dealer from whom replacement product will he
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WINCHESTER Product Service Department P.O. Box 776, Geelong, Victoria, 3220.
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All correspondence should be addressed to:
Alan J. Maher, Executive Director, P.O. Box 557, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.
Phone: (03) 807 7577. Fax: (03) 807 2716.
Business Address: 3 Essex Road, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.
Subscription rate is $25.00 per annum.
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Typesetting by BP Typesetting Pty Ltd, 7 Hampshire Road, Glen Waverley 3150.Phone (03)561 2111.
National Director of Coaching: Mr Guy Boileau.
ACTA Historian: Mr George Biggs, 4 Hugh St, Knoxfield, Vlc. 3180. Phone (03)801 2748.
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Front Covec The Northam Gun Club hosted their Annual Bailee
Farm Field Shoot. High Gun winners over' the two days of
competition were ( L a ) : Ladies' J. Whltcroft, Juniors M. Shipp,
Veteran Peter McBride, with the Overall' Winner W.A.C.T.A.
President John Fissloli.
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seven World Championships, established SIX World Records, with
qold medals at the 1964 and 1968 Olymp~cGames ~n300;metre
free rifle.
We are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from
such a world class renowned shooter who is also widely recognised as an accomplished writer with his work accepted worldwide.
As he is making his first vlsit to Australia it will b e interesting to
obtain his views on the Whiteman Park Shooting Complex of which
we are in no doubt 1s in world class. We'trust that his stay in A u s
tralia is enjoyable and that following his technical inspection of the
shotgun ranges in Perth he also shares our view of it a s a world
class venue.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSU.I.T. INSPECTION
INTERNATIONAL RESULTS
Mr Gary Anderson, USA Executive Comm~neeMember of the
U.I.T. has been appointed as technical delegate for the World
Shotgun Championships which are to b e held at the Whiteman
Park Shootina Com~lex.
. . Perth. WA durlna- November of 1991.
Mr Anderson who will be arriving in Australia in late November
of this year to conduct his inspection of the grounds will during his
visit be involved incoachins seminars that should b e of undoubted
lnterest to shooters as a whole
As an m&catlon.of h n proficiency m his chosen sport it is interestlng to note that he has won twelve Natlonal Champlonsh~ps.
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Olympc Trap shooter Russell Mark has figured prominentlv 17
recenl compel~l~ons
shot in three dlfferenl countries
Durlna Auaust Russell comDered in !he Brllish Grand Prix wh~ch
was shoi in k a i e s attractins 192 competitors with 18 countries
represented, finishing in second place with a score of 216/225, two
targets behind the winner K. Gill (England) 218/225.
Again in August and following the World Championships in
Moscow, Russell took part in the Grand ltalia shot at Monte Catini.
This event attracted 192 competitors from 28 countries and again
Russell shot well to finish second with a score of 121/125 two
targets behind the winner M. Tommassini (Italy) 123/125.
September produced the result that Russell was attempting to
achieve as his score of 181/200. two targets ahead of Ireland's D.
Evans, won for him the Cyprus Grand Prix in which there were 12
entries from 11 countries.
All in all Russell would b e leased with these excellent results
whoh relnlorce hts posnion'as one of The counlry's best cJmpel~lorsa! Olympc Trap
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AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC
COMMITTEE
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) is the body responsible for the participation of Australia's athletes at Olympic Games.
The AOC is a member of the Internattonal Olympic Federation
(IOC) as are approximately 160 countries or National Olympic
Committees (NCO).
The AOC is comprised of members elected m accordance with
the requirements of its Constitution with members elected for a
4-year term in keeping with the Olympic 4-year cycle.
Various Sub-Commitleesoperate under the control of the AOC.
These include:
0 Planning & Review
@ Finance
e Fund Raising
0 Apparel
0 Education
Medical
Athletes
All of which are dedicated to the goals and ideals ofthe Olympic
movement.
From an athlete's point of view probably the most important
Committee within the AOC is Planning & Review. Under the chairmanshio of AOC Vice-President Tohn Coates this Committee
determ.ines the criteria for 01~mpic;election in the long term and
in the short term is responsible for pre-Olympic funding for
athletes who have met their strict criteria for the two years prior to
the Games.
SO far as the shooting sports are concerned, the Planning and
Review
~.Committee invite aoolications throuah the Australian
Shooting Association (ASA) f o i f u n d : n ~
for ath6tes whc are c a p
able oi linishing m the first 16 places in the next Olymplc Ghrnes
With
shoottno considered bv the AOC to be the one soort, the
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Committee presents a combined
suhm>saionin
of review. This submission is
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presen:ed in perso' t y the ASA De.e(iates to t t e AOC Pres~dent
C.ck W11l.sand Vice-President Alan Maher Each shco:ing afkltate
provioes supporting dozurnenlai.on atteainy m the aerformances
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The procedure that has been adopted by the ASA for the two
years prior to the Olymplcs ensures that those who had performed
are recognlsed by the compehtlou points that they have achieved
in the tvro years prior to the Olymplc Games m Internattonal Comeetition outside Australia. This procedure eliminates the posslbility of persons being overlooked and agaln ensures that no one
discloline or athlete is able to receive an advantage over the
othe;.
While points are important they have no meanlng whatsoever
unless Olympic Quotas have been secured for the country and
minimum qualifying scores have been achieved by the athlete.
Olympic Quotas are available at designated World Cups and
World Championships and are won by the athlete for hidher
country and not for hidher self.
Minimum qualifying scores (MQS) are also able to be achieved
at designated competitions and as such are the first steps needed
to be taken to obtain eligibility for uominatiou to the AOC for
Olympic selection.
OLYMPIC GAMES SELECTION SYSTEM
The purpcse ol this system whicll is an agreed domrnent
between tne Australion Shcot.ng Assoc~aitonand the Australian
Olymplc Federalton is destgned to be both slnple anc lair with
the basic guidelines being Rule 29 sf the Olymp~cCharter which
s:ates.
Nationdl 0:ympr C9mmit:ees are reminded that, whle the
Olynlptc Games welcomes the youth oi 1t.e v~orld i t is physically
imoosa!ble to ac:omm3oate all of the youth of the w3rld and they
are asked to use dtscretlon and send to the Games only
competitors adequately prepared for high level International
Competitions '
ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY
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To be eligible for consideration of recommendatton by the ASA
the AOC an athlete must
Shoot the appropriate Mtnlmum Qualtfying Score (MQS) at the
approprtate In~ernat~onal
Competitions. and
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2. Score points under the ASA Ranking System as detailed in
Appendix A (see below), and
3. On the basis of performance in recent International Competition. be likely to finish highly placed in the next Olympic
Games, and
4. Demonstrate a satisfactory standard of physical fitness, which
must b e maintained,
ATHLETES
The basis of ASA recommendation to the AOC shall be that
a!hletes will be recommended on the basis that:
1. They have met the athlete eligibility criteria, and
2. They are likely to finish in the top 18, and
3. Australia has an Olympic Quota place or "Wild Card" in the
event.
TEAM CHANGES
All athletes and officialsshould clearly understand that they are
liable to have their membership of the Team terminated at any
time by the AOC for breaches of the AOC's Doping Policy, the
AOC's Comeetitor's and Official's Agreements, discipline or mi%
behaviour: illness, injury or other medical reasons; ioss of form,
team unsuitability or reassessment for any reason whatsoever.
Any such athlete or official may b e replaced.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF TEAM
It is the sole perogative of the AOC to announce and make
public the names of Athletes and Officials chosen under this
system.
APPENDIX A - OLYMPIC SELECTION
RANKING SYSTEM
(As mentioned above
1. This system is based on points gained a s a result of participation
in Major World Championships, in the World Shotgun Championships, and in the World Cups of the UIT, with a competitor
finishing in 1st to 16th place. First place 16 points, sixteenth
place 1 point.
2. Major World Championships have a multiplying factor of 2.
3. The aualification eeriod covers the duration of the UIT comeetilions bffering ~ u o t aplaces. However, it is expected thai the
period would be completed prior to the 31st December of the
year preceding the Games.
4. Points achieved as per 1 and 2 above will b e aggregated across
the three best results achieved in the period as d e f i e d in 3
above.
5. A constantly upgraded Ranking List to b e maintained and
published by the ASA after each World Championship or
World Cup in whtch ASA representatives partic~pate.
The obtainment of a MQS and Australia 'having an Olympic
Quota for any particular event does not in itself guarantee Olympic
selection. This is determined by the AOC as a result of:
1. MQS being achieved.
2. Olympic Quota being available.
3 Points scored m World Cups/Champlonships by finishing from
1st to 16th place
4 Athletes considered abillty to itntsh m the first 16 at the Olympic
Games
.. ~ ~ ~ ~ Providing that points 1,2and3 can be demonstrated to the AOC,
the ASA are able to nominate an athlete ior consideration for
Olvmoic selection. The final decision in this reaard is taken bv the
AOC baving considered point 4 ar.d the finances avatlable to the
Australian Olymptc Team as a whole.
This brief summary has been prepared by !he ASA Delegatesto
the Australian Olymplc Committee and is provtded to enable
memters oi ACTA dnd any other interested persons to understand and apprec:are the diff~culLesthat athletes from the shoot:ng
sports ere faced wi:h as they ahempt to ga:n Olymptc selection.
We wish them well in thtsendehvour and assure them that as their
sports representatives to the AOC we are ;I all times working on
their behall as 1ndividu6lsand lor shooting on the whole
Dick Willis& Alan Maher
Australian Olympic Committee Shooting Delegates
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U.I.T. WORLD CUPS 1991
Five World Cups have been set down for the 1991 vear. all of
which contain a Country Olympic Games Q ~ o t aand 'the opportunity for competitors to achie\,e minimum qual~fy~ny
scores(MSQ)
In both Olvm~tc
. . Trao. and Skeet
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sdverre vieather :rndi:.ons :+ddlnq up tc the shcst lo instzii a new
iraphouse and prepare :he qrolnes snc ci~lshouse.
Special !hanks iS!eni to l:.tchen r!qailis?r C:arrie Leven ann h ~ s
band of ladles for tt.c e:.:ct.:lur.t relnicr d!rner prepared for Sa-urday night and !he d?!lc.ctjs ?f.srnc:r icas
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the refund of nominations won by Goondiwindi shooter Garry
Scudamore.
competing in the World Cup for an Olympic Quota and minimum
qualifying scores with an additional two competitors shooting to
achieve their MSQ.
Australiar paructpation i n World Cup events 1s subject to the
conditions r u down oy the ACTA so far aseligib~lityio compete 1s
concerned.
If a person wishes to participate in any one or more of the designated UIT World Cups for 1991 they must first ensure their qualification to do so and having done that take the appropriate steps to
obtain approval to compete at international level.
Once approval has been obtained the personcs) concerned is
required within one (I) month from their return to Australia to
submit to the National Office full details of scores and performances.
Please refer to the procedure for international competition
which is published in this issue of the CTSN.
TWO IN A R O W FOR
M A R K MclNNES
Nanabri AA shooter Mark McInnes won the Overall High Gun
at the Narrabri Club's Open %day shoot on July 21 and 22 for the
second year running. In a close contest decided only by the r i a l
event. Mark beat off challenges from Tamworth's Rod Prior, Sunny
Corner's Peter Hayman and Guyra's Ray Hammond to win the
sash and trophy, again donated and presented by Blackwoods.
AA grade went to Ray Hammond with Rod Prior taking A grade
whilst Narrabri vice-president Brian Holcombe took B grade and
Singleton shooter Andrew Garvie, with excellent B grade scores
took out C grade.
Local sponsors included Aaron Inn. Barry Keys. Jim Robertson,
Harvey World Travel, Hedley's Tyres, Wilson's Mufflers,
Cramsie McRae Dalqety, National Bank, State Bank, ANZ Bank,
Tapscott Services. Watsons Kitchen. Narrabri RSL Club.
Faulkners, GEC Wholesale. Baguleys, Electro Disco. Jeff Kiss,
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Avro Distributors. Habate. Williams Concrete.
McFariand R ;. Thomas. Wt-.Waa D ~ s ~ o s a R.-cl
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Centre: Mark Mclnnes, OA HG, flanked by GradeBection winners.
Eighiy-five shuoters travelled from as fdr afield as Lqngreach
Qld and Morphettville. SA to attend the Club s 25th anniversary of
11sestabltshment in its present locatiirn dnd lo compete for over
$6000 in troph~esIn presentlnq tho trophies Pres~dentRay Faber
extended h ~ grat~tude
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to all club members who workedbard in
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The Saturday night reunion saw many old members return for
dinner and entertainment by country and western singer
"Speedy" Rhodes (assisted by "Shorty"). It was also a reunion for
the McPherson clan who have a long association with the club
going back to its mception. Dinner was preceded by the calcutta
on event 7 conducted by Mark McInnes with auctioneer Bernie
Thomas.
The festivities were dampened a little by the news that Linda
and Ross McPherson will leave the district in August to settle in
Longreach. Linda has been club secretary for a number of years
and Ross has served in a number of committee positions. Their
depanure will be a big loss for the Narrabri club.
State President Peter Hayman congratulated the club for a well
conducted shoot and noted that five ladies competed with three of
them winning individual trophies.
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So the spreading effect of a qreater nu1:lber of deformed pslleis
by an edrller breaa-up a r d rhe result all else betng
equal, should b e similar pattern densities.
However, because plated pellets are lighter, slze for size, they
are rathermoreeasily deflectedby turbulence and wind. Soit'snot
unknown for them to yield slightly looser patterns than the best
chilled shot.
Thelr toughness has one practical advanlaqe. alkeu sllyht 11 Improves the11penetration in game
An easy way to test shct frum different sources is to squeeze in.
dlvtdua! pellets wlth a 9a.r of pliers The pellets must be !he same
size and placea in exactly the same position between the laws ci
the pliers The harder shot vrtll o!ter more reststance However thls
method lacks precision.
Some manufacturers use a drop tes: A slngle No 6 pellet 1s
measured from several d~fierentdlrecltons by mtcrcmeter, to find
11sshonest aats, a2d placed in a dtmple on a po:~shed steel plate
with the shortest axis vertical. Then a flat-bottomed steel cylinder
weighing EXACTLY two pounds is dropped on to the pellet irom a
height of EXACTLY 0.75 inch.
The deformed pellet .s agaln mecsured so that the amount of flat.
tening can be ccnvened to a percentage of lhe ortqnal measurement Thts percentage IS called the crush value ' Altoge'her ten
pellets from the same lot are tested and the results conform to
tolerances set by the manufacturer.
A simple alternative, using a more manageable %ounce weight
and a less critical height of 76mm to obtain comparable crush
values, was described in detail by Ron Forsyth in the January 1989
edition of the Australian Shooters' lournal.
NFP:Copyright (c)Sept. 1990,RB & BR Williams, Muckleford Vic.
1s matchea
SOFT SHOT
VERSUS
HARD
SHOT
Ross Williams has been writinga weekly shooting column for the
sports section of The Weekly Times, Australia's biggest-selling
isreorinted bv
rural newsoaoer, since 1977. The followincra~ticle
permission fiomthat c~lumn.
Many factors affect the patterns thrown by shotguns, but one of
the most important- and least considered - is the hardness of the
pellets.
As we all know, a portion of each shot charge is deformed by the
stresses of firing. The pellets at the rear end of the charge are
crushed out of shape when the front ones press back on them during acceleration. At the same time, those around the outside of the
charge are partly flattened against the bore, despite the intervening wad petals.
In the open air, the deformed pellets not only lose speed more
rapidly than their rounder brethren but also fly wider, causing the
charge to apen up and spread. Therefore, because son shot is
more easily deformed than hard shot, it produces more scattering
and longer shot strings - all else being equal.
This need not be a bad thing. Skeet shooters, for example, want a
fast-spreading shot charge because their targets hurtle past at
close range, either approaching, crossing or going away. But the
same shot.pattern would b e useless to trap shooters, whose shots
must b e taken at longer ranges, alwayswhile the distance between
mulzle and target is increasing.
In other words, beyond skeet distances, a skeet-class pattern
becomes so thin that many targets can slip right through. Conversely, the patterns suited to trap shooting are no good for skeet:
because they needmore time to spread, they increase the chances
of missing at short range.
Obviously one way to cope with these varying requirements is to
select a different choke constriction. But chanmna t h -e cartridon
--:ec.ceS will afiecr the pattern t o ~even
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1hough;hechoke rematns
the same Thiscan bedone by swttchlng loanorher brand oifactory
ammuntllon or by alterlng one or more components of a reloaded
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Since shot hardness is one ofthe possible variables, how much eifect can it have?
Lead shot ismade froman alloy of lead, tin andantimony, the lastnamed being the ingredient with the most influence on the shot's
hardness. Cheap, soft shot has about 0.5% antimony, while good
quality hard shot, usually called "chilled shot, has 2 to 3%. Thisdifference alone is enough to cause as much a s 10 or even 15% variation in the average pattern density.
So the lesson is obvious: the effects of hardness changes should
be considered.
Shot plated with copper and especially nickel is reputed to give
denser patterns. But the pellets chosen for plating are usually
superior chilled shot and they are bound toshoot tighter whencomDared with softer black shot.
Hlgh-speed mov.es have shown that alter leaving the muzzle a
charge oi unplated pellets tends to cling together in a mass lor a
sl~ghtlylonger tlme than a charge of plated shot
It seems friction and deformation within the unplated charge help
10 lock the pellets.together. But the plated product, being more
resistant to deformation and behaving as though it were more slip
pery (even though graphited black shot probably has greater
lubric~ty),is able to separate sooner.
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BEAUFORT GUN CLUB
The Beaufort Gun Club held the annual Brian Foreman Memorial
DaylNightShoot on Sept. 8th. The weatherwasnear perfect and 48
shooters attended irom 12 clubs. Beth Foreman attended and
presented the overall trophy, which as usual was donated by the
Foreman family, to Phil Graefe, who shot 89/89.
Results in full are contained in the shoot reports at the back of the
magazine. The main winners were as follows:
20 target B. Foreman Memorial DIB Graded: O/A winner: P.
Graefe 89/89: A Grade: P. Carroll 88/89; B Grade: K. Goon
53/54; C Grade: B. Dowslng 19/20.
20 target hanmcap - 1st S Horval48/48,2nd S LVhtte 47/48 3rd
P Carroll 4@/41 Back marker I Mathey 22/24
NIGHT
20 target Points Graded - O/ A wtnner V Barby 28/28 A Grade
N Marlnos 83/84. B Grade T Jcily 59/60 C Grade R Aldrtct.
60160
20 target SIB Graded - G/A: V. Barby 28/28.: A Grade: G.
Cassells; B Grade: G. O'Shannassy 20/21; C Grade: R. Aldrich.
OIA High Gun - Vern Barby 119/120.
JuNor High Gun - N. Cassells 107/120.
Over 60 High Gun - N. Paterson 116/120.
Vern Barby shot very well to win the High Gun for the second
year in succession. Nathan Cassells from Maryborough in winning
the Junior High Gun again showed his potential. This lad has been
shootingcompetittvely only ior acouple of monthsand is already in
B Grade.
Norm Paterson in winning the Over 60s High Gun, again showed
his consistency and ability.
Bob Aldrich the Beaufor] vlce-prestdenl only dropped three
targets for the day and for ;C Grader 77/80 1s a very credttable
performance.
The Beaufor: Gun Club sould :!4e to ]hank all shooters who
attended lor making the day the success that .I undoubtedly was
Jack Matthey
Sec. Beauf0rtG.C.
N O R T H A M GUN CLUB
One hundred shooters gathered for the BaileeFarm Field Shoot
held over Saturday and Sunday, September 8 a n d 9.
Shot in mostly fine conditions, winners for Saturday were
A grade T. Rose, B grade M. Goudie, C grade R. Henderson.
Skeet AA/A R. Ballev. B m a d e W. Whrtcroft, C grade T. Smlth.
Best lady shooter on the day was J Whltcroft
On day hvo T. Rose shot consistently to again take the A grade,
G. Jones the B grade and M. Ponta C grade. Skeet: I. Llmm took
AA/A honours. P. Hodgson B g r a d e and D. Clint C grade. J.
Pearson the Ladies section and M. Shipp the Junlor section.
WACTA Prestden~Jonn Fissioli look ou' the Overall Hc3hGun I
Wh~tcroflthe Ladies OA Jun.or Championsh~pwent to E Maley
wnde P McBrlde won !he OA Veterans Trophy
Spacial mentton and thanks must be given lo our major sponsor
Un~onInsurance, the Southern Brook Ter.n~sClub for runnlng the
traps and also to Bruce Smart for tne u s ~oi hts farm
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Flrst stop, Brlsbane Exhibltlon shoot August 11 and 12 Kaye shot
Overall m ZST DB with 81-81, took the Ladles trophy in 30T
Meadows Transport Medley 58-60 along wlth the Ladles Htgh Gun
Rob took OA m Stevens & Sons 30T DB C'ship plus the OA HG
A few days of chaslng that little whlte ball and turned up at the
Gold Coast Gun Club Auu 18 & 19 Rob shootins AA m a d e m lO0T
Peter McLachlan Event and Kaye taking B grade in the same event.
Rob also won the OA HG for the four days of shooting over both
shoots(Bnsbane and Gold Coast). Good shooting to Kaye and Rob.
of course I am talklngabout the Rehbeinsof Bundy, who then had to
hurry back to Bundy to help prepare for Bundy's Two Day Shoot
September 2 and 3, where 53 shooters from varted clubs came to
try their luck
Our own Peter Shaw beina featured m most events to take the OA
Mungungo's One Day Annual Shoot was a day out for Gtno
Serglacomi of Bundy who won B grade 2ST Medley - lSpr DR 30TDB Pts- plus the B yrade High Gun with D. Jones alsoof Bundy
taking C grade in the 15pr DR and the 30T DB Pts. Good shooting
fellas.
Maryborough September 23: Our one day Heritage Shoot was
sponsored by Carswell & Co - Dix Weldlng Works - Fuller
Firearms - National BankTorquay - Tarrants Ford - W i d e Bay
Firearms. Thanks to all the sponsors and visitors at the shoot being:
Mitchell and Fred Foon from Wonthaggi, Jim Cassimatis (Pres)
Redcliffe, all on holidays at Hervey Bay. New shooter to the club
Barney Glass from Sale (Gippsland Vic), and Max Weldon and
Doug Grant also new shooters. Not forgetting thanks10 our regulars
from Gympie, Sylvia and Bill, and a number of Bundy shooters to
whom all but one trophy went ...Good shooting Bundy.
Reminders - that Gold Nugget worth $1100 at Gympie
November I lth it could b e vours November 3 and 4 Redcllffehas
ds Grand Opening Shoo1 whlch will b e a blg weekend says President Jlm, hope you both have good turn up of shooters
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I asslsted my father who was on the Comm!ttee of the A.C.P.S.A.
(forerunner of the A.C.T.A.)to set up the Camberwell Gun Club
(Bulleen) prior to World War 11, I eased off shooting just prior to
W.W.11 as I had to concentrate on Architectural Course. The war
years interrupted my shootlng although I did gain respect for
firearms and explosives and lectured alter the war as a Reserve
Englneer Officer (to C.M.F. lads).
PAST 13c PRESENT
By George Biggs
A.C.T.A. Historian
Fred Burns. Newton Thomas - were an example to me in my
beginner days. Each of these champions had their own particular
style - but bastcally they were spot-on at gun handllng and gun
pointmg. These shooters were truly champions of our sport in past
years.
One of our champions in more recent years is an old frlend of
mine, Btll Delaney. Blll was shootlng the pants off everyone at
skeet when I came Into the sport aiter World War T\.ro. It was Bill
and myselfviho pushed ahead with the introduci!on of American
Skeet at our National Championships for the flrsi time in 1970 at
PeRh Gun Club.
The iollowing story 1s from B~ll'sown pen and relates briefly
some of his experiences over the years at clay target shooting.
W. W. (Bill) Delaney
I was introduced to clav. taraet
- tran shootrna at IOM vears and
coached
bv Horrie .lames (.~ u x b a c l . ~ b n a l d ~ a c k l n t o s h
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recopntsed Ir!y e?r:) sk!ll ana r s q ~ s s ~ eI s:qn
d and r ~ r c q r a ~h!sh
Fxure Ch~mplcnsB~ol.'wclct he kept in :t!s Ecu11:r Sirdel Sur.
Shop 1 w a ! 3 de31ly love tc kn~v:wh?i hsayeneri to -ha1 bo3k
I first shot at Benielgh Gun Club (Centre Road President Lou
Bertram), with such shots as Calrosste and Dotiald Mackintosh I
shot In open competdlon - no grades - and on occasions beat
Calrossie. James and W G Downte, two of them being more
famous as llve btrd shooters
At 13%I ICO,: 11-me 1t.e largest bacj 1f1r:pllres at l i ? t :!me irs~n
Beatle!gh Gun CI,>!, - lnree Ilrsl one socond, from a !.ve wen:
ptoqram. The c:her club then operaill:? was Nobel Gun C ~ u b
behind Kobe! s A.~munllloniacloly 31 Totnnham M.! 1.rearm was
an ~rnp~ovea
cylinder itde-by-slde e x ~ o s e dhamnr7r 12-core
designaled " D r e ~ o n o ~ g hby
l ' Alcoci: 3r.d Pearce - second hanc
and well used
At 145: year: I won 1t.e Uonsld Macl:~n'csnceniennlal Cup In
open ccrnger.:.on wl:h runner-up G?o!qe T'!:nseni
o! the
Benllelgh Gun Club H o r ~ ~j aer e s 1 1 . 4 to ~1u.vn e down as he
cons:dered I p3wdernd 1% days 1-0 c.ose !o ir3Fs b ~rernelnoer
t
I was uslng a very open bore.
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This shows Bill enjoying Hi-Tea at Singapore Gun Club with
Minister for Sport Tunku Makota (Ruler) of Johore.
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I completed the arch~iecruralc2urre. plajjea qc!f and dld nor
use a qur. un!tl Jaiy 1965 when 3n old rhoc!.ng buddy Des
O'Callagt.an, cuexed x e 011113Ausirhlla Gur. C.ub
I was introduced to skeet at that club and establtshed the first
event - taken by a German competitor where I appear in some
frames.
1initiated and captatned the firs International Teams In Olympic
Skeet and Trap to gain experience m luternational shootlng by
arrangement wlth the Stngapore Govt. - Pesta Sukan Games.
During the three attendances I captamed, I scored gold, silver and
bronze medals m Olympic Skeet. Others were won by Dr Carrol
and one of my earlier pupils in Alex Crikis.
I am pleased to have been approached by shooters On thelr
early years) for coachlng and count among my successes John
Summers, Alex Crtkls and latterly Lee Brownblll, who took out two
Ladies' National Championships after only two years of coachlng
I was also instrumental m obtaining the financial grants from both
the State and Federal Governments to stage the 1973 World
Shooting Championships when W.A.. who had applied for the
event. were unable to finance the event and were about to hand
the event back
to the Federat~onThis vrould have- made Australla
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the lauqhlng stccl: ol shooters ivorld-i,,lde Me1bourr.e Gun club
loo): up !he challenga and ! war respons~blefor grmnd layouts
and club houses for both Meltourne Gun Club and the Spontng
Shooters' Club.
The 1973Championships viere a complete success and I elected
to b e an Official Skeet Referee rather than b e a competitor
because of prior experience. incidentally thls was the first time in
history that no complarnts were fonvarded by shooters.
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Photo shows Bill Delaney acting as referee, Pesta Sukan Games in
Singapore. Bill was Team captain on this occasion.
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My record for Annual Gold Badge-Aggregate for Skeet at
Melbourne Gun Club still stands - three consecutive years with
top score percentage for the year, around 9697%.
I :v!Il be 70 thls mont!t and hope I am sl~llable tocontr~buteback
lo sboot.ng lor the icy and memories I heve gelned frcm the spolt
DONALD MACKINTOSH
Donald Mackintosh celebrates his 85th birthday with a straight
100 at Coburg Gun Club. The following story is from Jack McCraith
who was Club President at the time. Jack also gives his personal
opinion on a few of the past champions of our sport.
"Donald Mackintosh was invited to ourCoburg Gun Club for his
85th birthday as our special guest, vie contacted Victorrian Scottish Regiment and they agreed to send their full regiment out as
Donald was a member. They arrived at the terminus in Sydney
Road at where it is still today, you can imagine the interest it
created. We had over 85 shooters and everyone formed two rows
and they marched between us.
"Donald spoke over the address system and said he would
shoot a score on the board of 100. In those days we had red
washers for a hit, white ones for a lost bird. He shot the 100 straight.
I was very youcg to see hlm snoor at Br~ghronGun Club at llve
btrds I was taken there by my father He was the best rhat 1 can
iemember. w.tn the nexl best be~ngJack Sutherland (Cairossle)
probably because there was shooting three days a week at live
birds.
"At clay targets Fred Burns and Newton Thomas were the best
Victorian shooters ior quite some years in the major shoots.
"I was assistant to Stan Cole as a referee in the Olympic Games
1956 and without any question, to anyone who witnessed Bruino
Rosini shooting would know his amazing ability which won him a
medal. Before the Games started, some 12 years prior I shot live
blrds at Salamanka in the mlddle of Spain and Brutno Roslni won
the main events, so ior our boys from Australia to win they need to
have full access to unlimited money to b e full time at shooting.
similar to iull time golfers."
Yours truly
Jack McCraith
60
SEMINAR
Dear Shooter.
On behalf the ~
~shooting ~~
~~and the A~ ~ ~
lian Clay Target Association I am pleased to be able to invae you
Gary Anderson, Executive D
, ofthe~
to attend a seminar
National Rifle Association of Amersa.
Gary held fourteen World Records in shooting, and still holds
some of those records today.
However his strengths now lie in his ability to coach and his
breadth of knowledge in the administration of shooting generally.
Because his time in Australia is limited, this will b e your only
opportunity to take first hand advantage oi his knowledge and
skills. Furthermore, you are invited, in advance, to suggest topics
for discussion, or ask questions to b e answered on the day.
I can only repeat that this is a unique, BUT LlMlTED opportunity
ior you.
Details of the Seminar are:
e Date - December 1. 1990.
e Starts - 9.15am.
Concludes - 4.30pm.
Cost - $25 per head.
a Includes - Morning Tea, Lunch, Afternoon Tea.
e Seats Available - 110 maximum.
e Basis of Allocation - First in first seated.
e Place - Sandringham Club. Cnr Beach Rd and Beaumont St,
Sandringham.
All shooting disciplines in Victoria are being invited - Smallbore. Pistol, Bigbore, Clay Targets and Sporting Shooters. Thus
there are only 22 tickets available ior clay target shooters in
Victoria. Early acceptance will b e essential.
Reply with your cheque for $25 to: MrB.McCarthy. S.B.R.A.Vic.,
Unit 9, 47-49 Bean St, Mordialloc. Vic. 3195, as soon as possible to
be part of this unique learning opportunity.
Yours sincerely
Baa McCarthy
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OLYMPIC DISCIPLINES
1. NATIONAL TRAINING SQUAD
A. Composition: OLYMPIC TRAP I.S.U.S E E T
A ten (10) member open squad shall b e named for
each discipline as a result of scores achieved at each
years National Olympic Discipline Championships.
(ii) Any member of the National Training Squad winning
individual gold-silver-bronze at any full World
Shooting Championships. Olympic or Commonwealth
Games shall gain automatic entry into the following
year's National Training Squad, being included in the
order of qualification (if applicable) or a s an additional
member of the Squad providing that he/she has
participated in the program that determines the
Cornposit~onof the National Raining Squad.
(iii) In addition to the open squads. two women and two
juniors shall be added to each squad by
A. Scores achieved at each years National Olympic
Discipline Championships.
JUNIOR:MINIMUM STANDARD TO APPLY, TRAP
350/400. SKEET 350/400
WOMEN: MlNIMUM STANDARD TO APPLY.
TRAP 330/400, SKEET 330/400
B. When minimum standards are not achieved
invitations to the NTS may b e issued as a result of
consultation behven members of the National
Shooting Committee on known abilities.
B. Funding:
(i) Funding when applicable will b e to the top six (6)
members of each squad with
(a) The remanlng four (4) membersof the open squad
(b) Two Women
(c) Two Jun~ors
Included at then own expense
C Squad Requirements
Members of the Natlonal TratnlngSquad must b e prepared
to
(a) Comply wlth all reasonable requests made of them
(b)Maintain reasonable fitness levels that may be
determined from time to time.
(c) Maintain reasonable levels of competltlon performance
that may be determined from time to time.
(dl
. . Partlcioate in soecified scheduled com~etitionsthat
may b e reasonably determined from timd to time.
D. Team Selection:
Austraiian Team Selection shall b e determined from all
members of the National Raining Squad. (See i l , 1991
only).
E. Elimination:
(i) Australian Team Selection shall b e determined
through the conduct of an elimination program(s).
(ii) Participation in any scheduled elimination shall be at
the expense of the competitor unless otherwise
determined.
(iii) All persons to commence the elimination program on
an equal score basis.
(iv)
. . Where more than one elimination is conducted scores
will be carried fonvard.
(v) In the event of any persons not being able to provide
an acceptable reason for non-anendance at any
scheduled elimination then hidher position on the
National Training Squad shall b e forfeited with the
position being oflered to the next qualified person
according to the s c o r e s (and conditions.
women/junior) recorded from the Olympic Discipline
Nationa) Championships from which the National
Training Squad was determined.
F. Raining:
(1) The A.C.T.A. will endeavour to obtaln traintng camp
(i)
PAGE I0
factlit~esat the Australlan Institute of Sport on an
ongoing basis
(11) Wherever poss~blea mlnlmum of three months notlce
of approved training camps will be given to all
members oi the National 'Raining Squad.
(~il)All members af the National Training Squad including
women and jun~orsare to attend all tratnlng programs
unless an acceptable reason (E.D./Nat. Shooting
Commitiee Chairman) is given at the time of notice of
their inab~lityto attend.
(iv) In the event of any persons not being able to provlde
an acceptable reason for non-attendance at any
scheduled tralning program then hidher position on
the National Training Squad shall be forfelted wlth the
pos~tionbeing offered to the next qualified person
according lo t h e s c o r e s (and conditions.
women/~unior)recorded from the Olympic Discipline
National Champ~onshipsfrom which the National
Trainlng Squad was determined.
G. Doping - Drugs:
All members are bound by the conditions governing the
illegal use of substances in accordance with the regulations
of the Australlan Olympic Federation, Australian
Cornmonwealth Games Association and the Australian
Shoohng Associatlon.
2. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
A. Guidelines for International Team Selection shall
include:
Current
Australian rankino
Current International .ankino
Past comceilttve performances at 1nterr.at.onal level
Consdered falllr~mlentlal a1 lnlernallonal level
Tesm compst b.111y
General standlng as an Ambassador ior the sLort
B No member of tne Assocta~~on
shall be ellg~bleto ccmpele
l n any lnlernaltond ?)en1 vi~thouthaving re-orded a score
ln compelttlon equal to or betlar r h ~ nt h e mlnlmum
performance score as may b e determined from time to.
time, in the four years preceding the event in which they
wish to compete. As at 1.1.90 OlymplcTrap 182/200, I.S.U.
Skeet 184/200.
C. No member of the Assoc~ationshall b e eligible to compete
In any internat~onalevent where hidher attendance would
be recogn~sedas being a representative of Australia
without having received the prior consent of the
Associatlon through the National Office.
D. Any person who fails to g a ~ nor omlts to apply for approval
to compete internationally and competes in any
international event where he/she is ~ e c o w l s e das being
representative of Australia shall b e deemed to b e
inellglble for selection m any team or galn approval to
compete internationally for a period of twelve months from
the dale af the event contested.
E. Any person who having gained the approval of the
Association competes in ~nternationalcompet~tions:lall
with~none month from the~rretumtoAustralia submit to the
National Office lull details of hidher scores and
performances.
F Fcrsons qual~fymgfor a poctllcn or any Inlerncl~~onelTeam
must adv.se of lhelr avallabt!ay lo take their place on the
tearn v~lthtnthe prescribe? per~odof rime
Once a date that allows reasonable time for acceptance to
be given has expned, the pos~tlonon the team wtll be
offered to the next available qualtied person.
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3. INVITATIONS
Any person who may recelve a personal lnvltatlon to trarn or
compete outs~deof Ausiral~amay only do so with the consent
of the Assoc~atlonlf hls/her tralnlna and or colIlDetitlon 1s
recognlsed as b e ~ n grepresentatlveof Australla a s aga~nst
~nvolvementon a personal b a s s
AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGETNEWS- NOVEMBER 1990
4.COMPETlTORS ACCEPTANCE
A. Any person who asaresult ofthe scores recorded by them
are named as being a member of the National 'Raining
Squad, are to advise the National Office of their non
acceptance of a position on the National Raining Squad if
they are not prepared to accept the conditions of the
Association which have previously been advised to them
either by mail or via the C.T.S.N.
B. In the absence of any advice as in 4A all members of the
National Training Squad have indicated their acceptance
of the terms and conditions relating to the NationalTraining
Squad and International involvement under the auspices of
the Australian Clay Target Association and the Australian
Shooting Association.
C. A11 team members must be prepared to sign a team
members agreement and abide by the conditions therein.
5. JUSTIFICATION COMMITTEE
A. Shooters selected to represent the Association by any
method that may b e determined by the National Executive
Committee shall be subject to gaining approval from the
JustificationCommittee.
B. The National Shooting Committee shall act in an advisory
capacity to the Justification Committee so far as selection
for any international team is concerned.
C. The National Management Committee of the day shall
assume
the role of a lustification Committee
~~~~~~D. In the event of any person being declared ineligible by the
Justification Committee for International Team selection the
National Executive Committee of the dav shall act as a
Committee of appeal whose decision shali be final.
6. REVIEW
A. The terms and conditions of membership of the National
Raining Squad together with accompanying conditions
relating to the Olympic Disciplines shall b e reviewed onan
annual basis by the National Shooting Committee. Any
variance to the existing conditions shall b e determined by
the National Executive Committee in accordance with 6B.
B. The terms and conditions of membership of the National
Raining Squad together with accompanying conditions
relating to the OIympicDisciplines shall b e asagreed to by
the National Executive Committee of the day.
C. The terms and condttlons of the Nalional Tralnlng Squad
together w!!h accompanying zondtt~onsrelailng to Olymplc
D~sctpl~nesshall
be publtshed ~n!he Novemoer Issue ofthe
C.T.S.N. for the ensuing year.
D. The Executive Committee of the day shall b e the sole
arbitrator in any area of dispute.
7.TEAM FUNDING
A. In keeping with the distribution of funds by the Australian
Olympic Federation, Australian Sports Commiss~onand
Commonwealth Games Association participation in
International comoetition shall at all times b e subiect to the
ava~labtlityof funds In !he event o! funds not betng made
available for any or all members of a team, particlparlon
w~llbe on !he basts of sell fund~ng
B. Should anv team member decline their nosition then a
position wlil b e made available to the next qualified person
from the National Training Squad.
8.TEAM UNIFORMS
A Eachwrsoncompertng for thef~rstttme a s a member ~ f a i !
offlc:al Aurraltan Team shall recelve the followtn~
~temsof
team uniform.
(i) Australian Blazer - Rousers/Skin, Shin, Tie.
(ii) Australian Shooting jacket and patch
B. The replacement of items of team uniform for future
occasions will b e considered on merit.
9. ELlGlBLlTY RULE
To b e eligible for international competition under the
jurisdiction of the Australian Shooting Association competitors
AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGET NEWS - NOVEMBER 1990
must be acle~ocoir.plyw:th the E;lgibiloy Rulesol the UITand
IOC as desrrlbed in thc UIT El!gtbtlitv Rcles 1-10 effrc1:ve as
at July 19th 1988.
ANNEXES
Rule 26 - Eligibility Code I.O.C.
By-law to rule 26
Guidelines
UIT ELIGIBILITY RULES
4 Ellglbltiy cfcumpolt1o:s
5 Sponsorship 2r.d advents.ng
6 Commerclal narklnqs or equipment
7. Support for shooters
8. Controls and sanctions
9/10. Authority
10. EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY
The Executive Committee of the day reserves the right to at
any time amend, substitute or cancelany or allofthe termsand
conditions relating to the Olympic Disciplines format as
described herein.
NOTE: In certain years it may b e necessary to name teams
without adopting the preferred elimination program
which enables teamsto b e named as close as possible
to the competition dates.
11. WOMEN AND JUNIORS 1991 ONLY
(i) Oceania Championships
Teams selected over 27ST (badge match & ZOOT
championship)
(8) World Shotgun Championships
Teams se:ecied over IOCT of Nattonal Olymplc I)lsclp:.?.e
ham!z~onshlos.(Subject lo Mlntnum Scores see I [lit])
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
1991 NATIONAL OLYMPIC
DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS
To be held at THE STATE SHOOTING PARK, VIRGINIA,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
I
JANUARY 28,29,30 (Mon/Tues/Wed)
200T National Olym ic Trap Championship
200T National tSU tkeet Championship
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JANUARY 31, FEBRUARY 1 & 2 (ThurIFrilSal)
200T Commonwealtn Olympic Trap Championsh p
200T Commonwealth ISU Skeet Championship
FEBRUARY 3 (Sunday)
IOOT Double Trap Championshlp
*****
THE 1991 OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE TO BE
INCORPORATED WITH THE ACTA CHAMPIONSHIPS
A 75T Badge Match (open) wdl be conducted prior to lne
commencement of the ACTA C'ships.
JANUARY 27 (Sunday) 75T Badge Match
The Oceania Championships will be held in conjunction
with the 200T Commonwealth Championships in both
ISU Skeet 8 Olympic Trap.
JANUARY 31, FEBRUARY 1 & 2 (ThurlFrilSat)
200T Oceania Olympic Trap Champ'onshi (Closea)
200T Oceanla IS" Skeet Championshlp (8osed)
PAGE I1
COACHING CORNER
Recenlly a club coach from a country area expressed hls concerl. lo me ihal he had virtually no work lo do He asked vrhal 1
could do 10 help, out !here was l~trleI could thlnk of a! the time The
problem has been nagging at me ever since.
More recently, a parent of a young shooter with potential in an
Olympic discipline asked me for advice on bringing the young person up to international standard. The appropriate State Coaching
Director and I have discussed the matter and the short answer is
"coachins". Whv was this not obvious to the parent?
Membersoflhe publlc frequently phone Nallonal Office expressingan interest in laklng up the spon and asking ior !he addressof a
nearby club where they can receive instruction or coaching. Often
we are hard put to do other than to refer potential new members to
the strongest (coach-equipped) clubs - which presumably have a
lesser need for new members - when the rule of equity really requires us to provide a list of suitable clubs for the customer to
investigate.
These episodes indicate that we possibly have supply and demand problems with coaches.
In May, the Australian Coaching Council informed us that we had
356 coaches - 292 at Level I, 51 at Level 2 and 7at Level 3. That is,
one and a bit coaches per club and better than one coach per 30
shooters.
It is interesting to compare this with netball, a very welldeveloped Australian sport. This has 360,000 registered players
and 2649 accredited coaches - 2577 at Level I. 72 at Level 2 and
NIL at Level 3. T h ~works
s
out at one accredited coach per 136 participants. A number of these Netball coaches are at the Australian
Institute of Soort and at state-based soorts institutes.Bv cornoarison
w~thnetba1l:we in Clay ~ a r g e~hoot;ngseem
t
to havein exiremely
strong coachlng base If there are supply and demand problems.
what are the reasons?
With the underemoloved coach(esl, knowledae and understandina are oan ofthe droh~em.lf shooters do not know thattheir club
has-a coach thev a;e unhkelv to use h ~ mor her If thev think. or 11
YOUR
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Arthur Kenna
Arthur commenced clay target shooting in Winton in the early
1960s. He then moved to Townsville where he is a member to this
day. Upon the coaching scheme being introduced in Queensland,
he not long after commenced coaching himself. Arthur assisted
Tom Comerford for a time and then was appointed Assistant State
Coach in 1987-88, he was appointed State Coaching Director in
1988.
Anhur issull lnvolved in the spon in a number of ways bur stales
he finds rhe coaching positlon the mos: exciting
'Ihe folluvi~ng
piece of edltor~alAnhur suppl~edas an lnsighl Into
h.s coachlng ro!e
SHOOTING WITH GLASSES
Because of the importance glasses appear lo play in the sport today 1decided to raise the topic while conducting a zone coaching
seminar at Dalby recently. This group consisted of shooters with a
broad range ofage and experience and they came up with some interesting ideas.
The first question 1 posed was why do shooters wear glasses?
Answers covered:
I) Necessity
2) Protection of eyes
3) Reduce glare
4) Enhance performance
Necessity:A great number of sports competitors find that wearing glasses
becomes a necessily.
point in an upcoming article.
Protection:If shooirrs Ih.nl: !he club or zone coach is a quiet old coci and a
This is an area where liltle imoortance is placed. It has become
modest shoster whocould not possibly help Illem they should thlnk
necessary to protecl your eyes especially when shoot in^; skeet
again
and the people who wear normal sun glasses for protecl:on are lust
Any accredlled coach has been forinally lnstrucred and tested .n
kidding themselves
lechn~calaspec's of shooting rules and et~qliertesafety measures.
Reduce Glare:basic psycPology and melhods of ~nslrua~onAbove all acSome m
to reduce d a r e .
. o .d e find it necessam to wear alasses
credited coaches are volunteers %whoIn many cases belleve they
By reduclng glare you are also reduclng tenslon on eye muscles.
can contribute more to the sport as coaches than as shooters. And
and others and avo~dingrhechance of headaches I have found thls
they can
necessary when competing a! clubs ilke MI lsa
If noone knows who or where !he caachesare thenall ofus~nofEnhancing Performance:f.claldom have a role lo c:ay in geltlng the ~nformallonoul A lo1 of
A greater number of shooters are experimenting with coloured
tlme a r d money has been Invested in our coachlng resource The
lenses to improve performance.
product is too valuable to leave on the shelf.
Guy Boileau
I found the article "Shooting andLensesMin the February ediiion
National Director of Coaching
to b e an excellent article panicularly the following statements.
a) "Use the lens to isolate the target from the background"
b) "Unfortunately, everyone sees colours differently and their
perception of any colour isdifferent.Some trial anderror is p r o
bably necessary to discover what lens colour is best for any individual shooter".
C) "The most important thing is to use the lightest tint that you can
possibly stand on the brightest day. There is a very loglcal
reason for this. The more light to which your eye isexposed, the
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The group then raised a point that you never thlnk of until it h a g
pens to you and that isthe need to wear prescription glasses. This is
a problem that a lot oicoachesnever encounter; therefore they do
not understand the anguish that this personmay go through. It issurprising the number of people who say to you "I didn't realise I
needed glasses. I can now actually see the target and not a blur".
The first question this raises is: Who should test your eyes and
prescribe your glasses? Thisis your choice and is usually one of the
following.
1) Eye specialist
2) Optometrist specialising in sports glasses
3) Optometrist
Having your eyes tested is the easy part - now you have to select
the tvoe of lens and frames to suit vour soort. The most imnortant
aspect of selecting your frames etd. is fiiding an optometrkt who
wlll listen to the requirements of your sport.
Some of these reouirements are:
1) The actual positioning of the prescription within the lens.
2) Comfortable bridge; so that they do not cause discomfort on
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3) Thln frames, to glve greater field of vision
4) Wings that will hold your glasses in place and not shifi due to the
effects of recoil.
There are a tremendous number of frame shapes, different
bridge shapesand typesofwings. If you have never had to select a
pair of glasses for yourself my advice to you is consult with people
who have encountered this problem for advice.
With the high cost of glasses remember: investigate the type of
alasses vou reauire and find an accommodatino ootometrist who
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GOLD COAST
ON THE MOVE
The Gold Coast Clay Target Club is on the move again, aiter
several years of marking time. The layout at Rifle Range Road.
Pimpama was set up in 1916 but alas, progress has caught up with
our venue. The move to Gross Road,WOONGOOLBA, our second
since the early seventies, is set down for November 1990. Watch
the Queensland Program section of future CTSNs for programs
and our "Giant Opening Shoot" in January 1991. Set some holidays
aside for two and a half days' shooting on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday 1820 January 1991.
At the time of reading this article the grass will b e sprouting up
everywhere on the new grounds and the committee will b e doing
everything in its power to assist.
The new club boasts a four-trap layout for DTL shootlng superimposed with two skeet layouts (one capable of ISU) and provision
for a future ball trap The shootlng wlll bemeat as this isa return to
flat grounds not exper~encedsince the original cluo was lccated at
the old Igloo on the Southport Racecourse.
The background is superb however the selection of target
colours will depend on testing of various targets under differing
light conditions.
The Clubhouse is constructed with Besser Blocks (fully painted
and lined) and complete with up to the minute kitchen, bar and
toilet facilities (please gentlemen tell your ladies the toilet door
swings the right way this time).
Upon movlng the Club will adopt a new name being Gold Coast
& Alberi Clay Target Club in recognition oi the ass'stance gtven to
us from the Alben Sh~reCouncil
Colin Win
President
The Geraldton Gun Club hosted its 10th Annual Crayfish
Carnival, with competitors coming from as far as Esperance in the
south to Newman in the north.
Day one saw 104 competliors shootlng the 4-event proqramrne
Event I was 25 D/B Trap Cash Divide wit!^ only Neil Johnson
from the Leonora Gun Club shco!lna- 25/25 wlth manv comcetllors
shooting 24/25.
Event 2 was 5 Pair Double Rise Pages Special, which was
eventually won by Max Cubic 17/20 from the Collie Gun Club.
Event 3 was 25 Pair Commonwealth Double Rise Championship
which was won by Neil Johnson 51/60 after a shoot-off with Max
Cubic 50/60 and Darryl Wiese 48/60.
Event 4 was 25 D/B Crayfish Carnival Graded with Stuart
Johnson and Michael Boscheni of A and B grades both shooting
25/25.
Day two saw 108 competitors shooting the three events
scheduled.
Event 5 was 23 D/B P/S CITY OF GERALDTON CHAMPIONSHIP which was won by Bert Boschettl who shot the on:y poss!ble
for !he event Tne event was full of shoot-ofis for places in iheir
respective grades.
Event 6 was the 40 State Mixed Target Championship which was
won by Darryl Wiese 70/74 from Narrogin after a shoot-off with
Max Cubic 68/74 who then took first in A Grade. Shirley Hocking
won first in B Grade 56/60 and Vlnce Oliveri first in C Grade with
52/60.
The Ladies' prize went to Helen Wiese with 50/60, the 1uniors
went to Eric Maley with 48/60 and the Veterans' went to Alan
Brown with 50/60.
The 3 MAN TEAMS was on this event and was eventually won by
the team consistina of P. Tvler 54/60. M. Cubic 57/60 andT. Fraser
48/60 with a com6ined toial of 159/180
There was a good shoot-off for third in B Grade between Michael
Boschetti and Kim Newbold, with Michael eventually winning
104/116.
Cont'd over page
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Cont'd fmm previous page
Event 7 was 25 D/B Crayfish Handicap which was won by a
Junior - Eric Maley. who shot the only 25/25 of the event. There
were a lot of 23/25s shot and these competitors were then involved
in shoot-otfs.
The Ladies' High Gun Winner was Helen Wiese with 209/260
and the Junior High Gun was won by Eric Maley with 189/260.
The Overall High Gun was won by Darryl Wiese with 242/260.
A1:hough Inere were no: a s many poss!ole scores s?o'over The 2
days ofcompet~t~on
the shoollng for places vias vcry cmpet.llve
Overs11 competitors had a good weekend and the CluS vr0u.d
!:kc lo thank them and our sponsors for a suzcessfu: carnlval
L to R: Neil Dimmick being presented with the Overall High Gun
lor the George McKeon Memorial Championship by the late
George's grandson Jason McKeon with Tom Robinson looking on.
Craflish Carnival Event. From lefi to right - seated: D. Walker, M.
Boschetri, T. Harris, J. Davis, A. Hocking and H. Wiese. Standing:
D. Browning, Julie Davies, D. Cardwell, D. Lee, T. Genge, S.
Johnston, 8. Whiteaker, D. Wiese, E. Maley and R. McDonald.
Absent: B. Boschetti and A. Brown.
TOOWOOMBA PRENATIONAL
SKEET CARNIVAL
The Toowoomba Clay Target Club conducted "The Toowoomba
Pre-National Skeet Carnival" on the 18th and 19th August.
Anyone who missed this carnival really missed a great
weekend, the weather was perfect a s was indicated by the scores.
Dave Dundon was the overall winner with a magnificent 199/200,
missing High 3 in the eighth round.
d
!he lack oi supporl irom our
We were c ~ s a p p o ~ n l e wllh
Norlhern NSW Skeer~esand were unable lo conducl our Q!d v
NSW Team Event
:'ne 4-Msn Team cc:lslsung of one from eacn G r a a e - XA A . B
& C - ctcalea much !nserest ll~rougnoul,he weekend w,lh f.ve
learns compeung and would yoo belleve st !he end ol the 200
targets, we had a tle! 738A300! The teams were N. Dimmick, R
Porter, W. Clarke & M. Field and D. Dundon. M. Barton, D.
McCartin & C. Hedley and the case of shells was divided between
the two teams.
42 shooters contested the Aldo Scereslni Memorial Championship on Saturday afternoon and the Overall was won by Kei
Madsen 68/68, AA - Dave Dundon 67/68, A - Ray Porter 60/61,
B - David Hopkins 47/50, C - Richard Brook 45/50.
Saturday evenlng the Clubhouse was really buzzing with Christine Barton, Therese Harwood and helpers busily preparing the
evening meal for approximately 60 people. The meal was
pumpkin soup, apricot chicken and rice followed by l r ~ n eand
cream - our thanks to Chris a n d Therese for a job well done.
Following the evening meal the first ever Skeet Calcuba was
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OverallHigh Gun Dave Dundon with TV(199/200). L to R: AA Nell
Dimmrck 195. AgrRay Potier 194, Bgr D. McCafltn 179 and Cgr W.
Smith 178.
conducted by our Club and was a resounding success. Our
slncere thanks to our auctioneer, Gundy Manning.
With the formal part of the evening over, shooters and their
families relaxed to the music of Lyn McCartin on keyboard. Keith
"Mountain Man" Murphy on guitar and vocals, Max Barton on
trumpet and last but not least, ourtrapper by day and drummer by
night - Michael McCartin. The evening concluded at 1.30am and
on leaving the grounds the Last Post was sounded for the Brisbane
shooters camping on the grounds with "Jackie Frost".
On Sunday morning 38 shooters contested the Garden City Cash
Handicap and after a lengthy shoot-off for Overall, Neil Dimmick
took the honours from Dave Dundon, and Wade Smith finished
third. Our thanks to Dave and Neil for their decision lo split the
Calcutta which saved us valuable time to complete the George
M-;Kesn Memor~si Championship Overall wnner was Ned
D ~ n l m l c1!1/1!2.
~
AA - Ross Tlpp!er 110/112, A - Nlck Alrd
€0162 B - Cav!d Hopklns 48/50 and C - Chris Hedley 51/58
Overall High Gun Sash a n d Colour TV went to Dave Dundon 199/200, AA - Ne11Dimmick 195/200, A - Ray Porter 194/200, B
- Dan M c C a a ~ n189/200. C - Wade Smith 178/200.
In conclcd~nq.I would 1:be to personally hank the shooters who
~ravelieolong distances to suppon us a d for the lellcwsh~pwhlch
was shared OF. and ofi the !lacks
Good shooting,
Max Barton
OUT OF THE PAST
TWENTY YEARS AGO
The 1970 Natlonal Championships conducted at the Perth Gun
Club, WA over SIX successive days of Saturday February 28
through to March 5.
The Champlon of Champrons Cup shot SO targets from 20 yards
saw Doug Smith of Rr~sbanev~cto:.ous wlth I IS/ 1 IS. The Double
Barrel Champlonsh~pwent to Jlm Ellls of NSW wah 370/370, John
Harrrs of Cunderdin. WA plshed hrm all !he way and managed
second place r u h 369/370. Jlm Ellis also took the Srngle Barrel
honours with the only posslble of SO/SO ofi 16 yards The Double
R ~ s eGhamplonsh~pwas won by lpswrch (Qld) shooter N. 1ohns:on
wah 48/50. The Australla-New Zealand l t a p Charnpronship wlth a
score of 180/ 180 was taken out by Nemom Thomas (Vic 1. Nemon
also vion the Nat~onalSkeet Champlonshlp. [he first 1 1 b e shot for.
with 60/61
It was this year that the 24th International Teams Match for the
Mackintosh Trophy was conducted, the final section of this prized
event was conducted at Wanvick. England on July 18, after all contesting countries had lodged their sealed scores by mail. In attendance representing Australia was Perth Gun Club Immediate Past
President Jules Steiner, who for 1970, was a n Honorary Vice
President of the Australian Clay Target Association. The results
showed the New Zealand team win with a score of 7304/7500, AUF
tralia could only manage third place on this occasion with a score of
7213/7500. Australia had won this prestige event nine times in the
12 years to 1969 and although varying methods of scoring have
been used, the 1969 Australian figure of 7414/7500 points for this
30member team event was a huge 201 points up on this year's
score.
TEN YEARS AGO
For many years, the "unsung heroes" of the ACTA have continued to work at developing the sport, without receiving very
much more than criticism. The National Executive is concerned at
the lack of awareness on the part ofthe general membership, a s to
the vital nature of the role played by the special people. Consequently, at its last meeting, the Committee authorised the core
group to prepare a format for the introduction of a n award to be
known a s the Presidential Medal. In an effort to guarantee the
integrity of the award, a s the highest possible commendation in
clay target shooting, the assessment of applications will b e extremely thorough a n d detailed. The Association's intention is to
announce the first winner/s at their meeting in September.
INC.
Bundaberg Gun Club held its Annual Two Day shooting carnival
onSaturday and Sunday last with a good roll-up of shooters from a s
far away a s Mt. Isa in the north and irom Tyrendarra in Victoria in
the south.
Shooting commenced at 1.OOpm with five possibles shot in the
first event. In the second another five possibles were shot in the
ALAN POWELL FORD double barrel event. J. Buckingham taking
out the 11-14 mts group. D. McKay the 1817 mts. group, P. Rehbein
the 1820 mts. and D. Cassagrande the 21-25 mts group.
In the WIDE BAY CAPRICORN 25 Taraet Double Barrel ~ o i n t s
charnplons&the Overall was taken out by Rockhampton sliooter
R Maroske Ray shot well to take 11 out. He shot 151/150 pornts.
In rhe fourth event. the WOYWELD 20 tareer medley. Rob
~ e h b e f nand Danny ~ a s s a g r a n d eshot the only possibles io take
out the A Grade first. S. Smith from Hervey Bay took out the B
Grade and P. Campbell the C Grade. In event five, the 25 target
Double Barrel, sponsored by SUNCORP, Gamy Redmond of
Brlsbane shot well to take out the AA Grade with a score of 44/44.
On to the money event which was keenly contested. The only
possible was shot by local shooter Tony Millman, who also lost a
metre for his effort. In the Teams event, which is sponsored by
BUNDABERG SUGAR COMPANY, the RMs Team consisting of R.
Rehbein, P. Rehbein, T. Millman and G. Redmond, gained 1st. A
Team from Rockhampton came in second.
In the REIIBEIN'S GUNS & FISHING GEAR 15 pair double rise
Neil Berry from Ipswich Club shot well to win the AA Grade with a
score of 26/30. The Overall High Gun for the shoot was closely
contested wlth only a polnr or two separating the top four or five
shooters The H~ghGunfor the shoot tvasa irlp for twcon theLADY
MUSGRAVE CATAMARAN. sponsored by BARRIER REEF
e
Guns w e r e sponsored by
CRUISES. B Grade and C ~ r a d High
WINCHESTER (OLIN) AUSIIUUJA.
On the first day of shooting Paul Rehbein and Peter Shaw had not
lost a point on the close of shooting. They had shot 125/125 over
three events.
~~~
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"Jenkin NewionThomas has been awarded the Medal ofthe Order
of Australla for his services to clay target shooting"
TOsay that clay target shoollng l s a way of lifelo the Mulesfamily
would b e an understatement At the 1980 South Austral~anState
Carn~valBob Mules caDtured the State Double Barrel C h a m ~ l o n shio some 40 vears aft& h e won his hrst State title. He then had the
ple'asure oi witch nq hls son Ph~lMules wln the State Slngle Banel
Champlonshlp and hls orandson Andrew Mutes wln the Junior lltle
In bcth the Double and Srnqle Barrel Champronsh~ps
The 1980 National Championships saw Russell Mark at the a g e of
16win the bluerlbbon event - the AustralianDouble Barrel Championship with a score of 3491349. Russell was pushed by Doug
Smith who went on to win the National Championof Championscup
with 205/205. LynCurtis(Bairnsda1e)made his first appearanceat a
Natjonals Series and finished victorius in the Grand Australian
Handicap with 74/74. George Biggs. celebrating his birthday. gave
himselfa present a s the Overall winner in the I lth Australian Skeet
Title shooting 62/62. All the way from the US of A came Leo Harrison who showed his fine shooting style by capturing both the
Overall High Gun (480/500) and the Trap High Gun (432/450).
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WINCHESTER IOLINI AUSPRALIA
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- NOVEMBER 1990
score of 222/250 al?d the WINCHESTER (OLIN) AUSTRALIA C
Grade Hlah
- Gur: :vas vion bv I Rulh2rfc:d C J I I a~ score oi 193,250
Ladles' Htgh Gun, sponsored by BETTA STORES, was won by K
Rehbe~n.Veterans' Htgh Gun was won by D McKay w ~ t ha score of
210/250, and Tunlor High Gun bv G Conner
Shooters from tXa~yborough Dysari. Cympie Gold Coasl
Korumburra. C e n t r ~ Burnett
l
Tyrendarra. G.ads.one Newcaslle,
Rockhamo:on Mt Ica. Br~sbane.Sunshme C o a s ~Inst~iicb2nd our
local shooters attended. Ftity-three shooiers parkclpated In the
seven-event oroaramme
.
The Bundabers Gun Club acknovrledges the support and
donations ilon ;he lollo:v!ng people BARRIER REEF LADY
MUSGRAVE CRUISES, ALAN POWELL FORD, ALLOYWELD.
SUNCORP. BUNDABERG SUGAR CO.. WINCHESTER(OL1E;)AUS
TRALIA, WESTPAC BANKING GROUP, FUUER 'FIREKR,
GROUP, NORTH SIDE PRODUCE, WIDE BAY CAPRICORN,
REHBEIN'S GUNS AND FISHING GEAR. BETTA STORES and MR.
TED JENSEN. We thank you.
Results: rear section
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CLUB BADGES
In addition to the clubs who have responded to our request for
club badges to b e sent to the oiftce (as published in September
CTSN), the following clubs have shown their support for our
endeavour to create a club badge board. If your club has not forwarded its club badge, w e would b e most pleased to receive such
in the near future,
New South Wales
Victoria
Batemans Bay
Hamilton
Bombala
Horsham
Mornington
Cobar
Cowra
Toolondo
Graiton
Werrlhee
Griiiith
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Mathoura
South Australia
Nariandera
International
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Port Augusta
Port Pule
Tamworth
Wzlkawati
Wagga
Queensland
Burdekin
Gold Coast
Karumba
Tallawalla
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Western Aushalia
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NSW STATE
SKEET CARNIVAL
The State Skeet Championships were held at Wagga Gun Club
on 10th-12th August 1990.
A successful carnival though numbers were down for varlous
reasons other than the bad weather condalons.
Shooters had to contend wlth rain, hail, strong winds and cold
weather which had covered the entire State. Despite that competltion was tough and scores were generally good for the conditions.
Excessive rain on the Wagga Wagga ground tends to make it
boggy. The Wagga Wagga City Council kindly spread extra sand
and gravel over the boggy areas (68 inches in some areas), it
made a great difference and no one got bogged. The Club is
extremely grateful for the ongoing support and assistance
recelved from the Wagga Wagga City Councll.
Continuing assistance through the NSW Department oi Sport,
Recreat~onand Racing has enabled the Club to fully line the new
clubhouse (walls and ceiling). The next major project will be the
floor covering.
Shooters travelled long distances to compete, from all over
NSW, Victoria and Queensland, and regular New Zealand visitors
to Australia, Ted and Van McRae.
behall of Col and Jenny Burt.
NSWCTA Championship winner Graham Guy.
It was good to see a great roll-up from the Veteran shooters and
Juniors as well a s some new Lady shooters
Many people admired Bob Hansen's determination to shoot. Bob
had a stroke over 30 years ago and was paralysed down hls left
side. 4special gun stock was made and with the assistance of a
essfully. During this period he
harness Bob is able
has won a State C .J;:"&\
and attends the big shoots
regularly.
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Wagga 1990 Sate Team.
3l.onsorship was again excellen1 and Ccca-Cola'songo.nq sponsorsn~pensured a superb &nay oi trophies.
Med~&
coverage was agaln outstandirlg wilh coverage by The
Wanga Dolly Advenlser kverina Leader. Prlrne Television. 2WG
radio and ABC radio.
WILKAWATT GUN CLUB
By HOT SHOT
What a weekend! The weather was "beautiful one day, perfect
the next", for the gun clubs anniversary weekend held on the8th
and 9th of September. Visitors came from Adelaide, Kangaroo
Island, Kaniva, Bordertown. Boinka, Tasmania, Monarto, Meningie
and Noarlunga a s well a s local members.
On the iirst day there were 43 shooters competing. The 10T EO
wasshared by 9 shooters. 25T Whelan Family Handicap went to K.
Przibilla with 27-27.20T Wilkawan Gun Club SB C'ship A grade and
OA G. Michell22-22. 25T Wild Dog Skeet C grade and Overall T.
Pfeiiier 24-25. The 25T Wild Dog Skeet was shot in conjunction, for
the first time with a three man team ior the Wild Dog Skeet Shield.
This was won by the Wilkawan G.C. No. !team who had to shoot off
with the Wilkawan No. 2 team. The members were L. Shubert. K.
Przibilla and D.Beelitz shooting 77-87.
kturwl with Stat
A familiar skeet sight
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Maree Rwke.
Thanks must also go to the hard working comminee, ladies in the
kitchen. Rotary Club who provided the hard working trappers,
referees and scorers who had to endure the extra time out in the
weather after shooting.
The raffle was won by ACTA President Jim Scott.
Congratulations to those NSW shooters who gained selection in
the State team and especially to those in the Shoulder to Shoulder
team.
Wagga Gun Club's Past President and the Club's hardest
worker and supporter, Barney Rooke, will b e taking a low prorie
from the Club's activities for a few years. Now retired from his own
business, he and wife Kathleen intend to travel around Australia
for a few years. No doubt he will b e seen around the shooting
tracks.
Scott Wright from Wakehurst has proved to b e an up and
coming, dominant shooter winning both the State Championship
and Overall High Gun.
Next year Skeet shooters will travel to Tamwoah for the
Carnival, Trap shooters will journey to Wagga for the State
Carnival.
Anniversary DB Championship P.
publicity 0fiicer D, Bedih on behalf of Sony Australia.
Wagga Gun Club Inc.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS- NOVEMBER 1990
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A.C.T.A.
P.O. Box 557
Mount Waverley 3149
AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGETNEWS-NOVEMBER
1990
Cont'd fmm previous page
The evening proved to be an enjoyable and relaxed one. The
night started oil with a four course meal including lamb on the spit
for the main course. Bottles of choice red and white wine were included in the meal. Lucky spins on the wheel for either a meat tray
or a bottle of port were held throughout the night.
The Wilkawatt oval was a beehive of activity on the Sunday with
64 shooters competing. It certainly has been a long time since the
club has seen so many people on the grounds.
Main results on this day were: 10T EO shared by 16 shooters. 30T
Anniversary DB C'ship (Sponsored by Sony) A & OA P. Rundle
54-54.11 don't know how Rundv won this shoot offwhenhe drooped
his gun during !he even?.butil was good lo see !ha1 he dld it was
well worth watching a good shoot off- haven r seen one 61 the club
for a wh~le.)
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251 Lameroo Hotel OA winner I. Campbell with D. Beelitz
representing the Hotel board.
e High Gun winners: OA Wayne Haywad; Ladies' Sandie
Appelkamp.
25T Lameroo Hotel PS C'ship went to Ian Campbell who shot
111-111 to take OA & A grade. This event was shot in conjunction
with the Killick and Whelan Team Shield. This was won by
Wilkawatt No. 1 team consisting of P. Rundle. D. Beelitz, R Ahrns,
C,
Havward
shootino 121-125. This also coincided
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with the "Dontlingatoolonga.' ~hielgwhichis between Monarto.
Lake Albert and Wilkawatt clubs. Of course Wilkawatl won this
again (for the 3rd consecutive year) - well done boys.
TLe High Gun over the w2 days was sponsored by Sony
Aus.ralld The mdgoificent p r w was a CD/Casselre Player whlch
vras won D Y Wayne Hayward v111h 147-150 The Ladles High Gun
was won by Sand~eAppelkamp with 84-150.
The club would sincerely like to thank the Whelan family.
Rodney Ahms, Sony Australia, Lameroo Hotel and B. Killick for
their generous support over the weekend.
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0 "Dontlingatwlonga" Shield winners, Wiikawatf No. 1 team (L-R):
G. Warner, P. Rundle, R. Ahms, D. Beelitz, W. Hayward.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS-NOVEMBER 1990
B
The Q.C.T.A. would like t o announce the
winners of the ART UNION RAFFLE drawn at
the 1990 Skeet Nationals.
1st prize was won by Dennis Hawood, of
Toowoomba. Ticket No. 0085.
1990 NATIONAL SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIPS
RESULTS
Overall
AA 1st
2nd
3rd
A 1st
2nd
3rd
B 1st
2nd
3rd
C 1st
2nd
3rd
Ladles
Junior
Veterans
National S k e e t D o u b l e s
Davld Dundon
Bruce Barlow
Scott W~ight
Alex Crikls
Maree Rooke
Barney Roake
Tib Gedson
Justin Ehrenreich
Cavln Blackman
Ron Smith
Bob Gelger
Bill White
Wayne Reeves
Maree Rooke
Iusttn Ehrenreich
Ted McRae
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28pr
Championship
49/50
Bnsbane, Qld
47/50
H a w k e s b w . NSW
54/56
Wakehurst. NSW
57/62
Melbourne, Vic
49/52
Wagga. NSW
48/52
Wagga. NSW
53/38
Opotiki. NZ
51/54
Brisbane. Qld
50154
Townsville, Qld
45/50
Mallala, SA
43/50
Cairns. Qld
Tomsuille. Qld
41/50
44/84
Normantan. Qld
47/50
Wagga. NSW
47/50
Brisbane. Qld
44/50
T~maru.NZ
Cifl of Townnrille S k e e t C h a m p i o n s h i p
Overall
AA 1st
2nd
3rd
A 151
2nd
3rd
B 1st
2nd
3rd
C 1st
2nd
3rd
Ladles
Veterans
Overall
AA 1st
2nd
3rd
A 1st
2nd
3rd
B 1st
2nd
3rd
C 1st
2nd
3rd
Ladles
Jun~ors
Veteran
All States S k e e t C h a m p i o n s l u p
100t
Brian Thompson
99/1W Melbourne Vlc
Peter Vella
112/114 Hawkesbury, NSW
Paul Johnston
111/114 Melbmme, Vtc
Gary Lxle
102/106 Waitemata, NZ
Reg Clarke
111/113 Hawkesbury, NSW
Nick Aird
109/113 Bnsbane. Qld
Maree Rooke
97/1W Wagga, NSW
Justin Ehrenrelch
97/100 Bnsbane, Qld
Ned Hardy
116/120 Townsvdle. Qld
Kevm Weatherall
11S/120 Tamwonh, NSW
Wayne Reeves
92/1 W Normanton, Qld
Ralph Escriva
90/1W Burdektn, Qld
till1 Bzam
89/1W Arnhem. NT
Maree Roake
97/lW Wagga. NSW
Justln Ehrenreich
97/100 Bnsbane, Qld
All Nqar
951100 Wakehurst. NSW
Overall
AA 1st
2nd
3rd
A 1st
2nd
3rd
1Wt
Commonwealth Skeet Championship
lW/lW Townsville, Qld
Arthur Kenna
Brian Thomson
99/1W Melbourne, Vic
114/136 Brisbane, Qld
Neal Dtmmick
113/116 New Zealand
Graeme Webber
98/1W West Australian, WA
Robin Bailey
111/114 Tamworth, NSW
Oeofi Waiters
110/114 Townsvrlle, Qld
Bill Holmes
junior
54/54
SO/S1
fi?/fi4
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62/64
4940
84/86
83/86
94/55
63/55
SO/S2
45/50
44/50
47/54
46/60
52/55
47/50
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Mark Mclnnes
Chrislian Naudln
Smtt Wrioht
~ a v n ~e c c a r t h v
Robln Balley
Nick A ~ r d
Reg Mwdy
Noel Beale
Evan Stephenson
Gavln Blackman
Bob Geluer
Andrevriarsen
George Hogarth
Maree R w k e
Juam Ehrenrelch
Ali Najar
inverell, NSW
Wakehura, NSW
Wakehurst
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Bendioo. Vlc
West i.usuallan, WA
Bnsbane, Qld
Melbourne, V e
Townsvllle, Qld
Broken Hlll NSW
Tovmsv~lle,Old
C a m s Old
~ r i s b a n Qld
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Charters Towers. Qld
Waaoa. NSW
~ n s g n eQld
Wakehurst. NSW
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Ron Smith
Angelo Zapalla
Kevin Weatherall
B111 Bro\vn
John Keah
M ~ c kMdeia
Maiee Raoke
Bill Holloway
Rav Melville
97llW
%/lW
103/108
93/1W
92/IW
95/103
95/IW
9S/100
9SllW
Mallala, SA
Burdekln. Qld
Tamworth, NSW
Amhem. NT
Tawnsv~lle.Qld
Allce Spnngs. NT
Wagga, NSW
Wangaratta. Vic
Tamworth. NSW
Overall
AA 1st
2nd
3rd
A 1st
2nd
3rd
B 1st
2nd
3rd
C 1st
2nd
3rd
Ladles
Junior
Veteran
National Skeet
Reg Clarke
Paul Johnston
Davld Dundon
Graham Guy
Maree Rooke
Scatty Glbson
Daniel Burton
Geoii Archer
Greg Bateson
Peter Caddv
Peter Bell
Sylvarno Zarietto
R~chardSchrock
Maree Roake
R~chardSammon
Henry Weluel
111/112
110/112
123/126
122/126
98/100
107/110
106/100
95/1W
94/1W
93/1W
911100
90/IW
69/101
98/IW
94/LW
96/IW
Hawkesbury. NSW
Melbourne. Vlc
Bnsbane. Old
~ e l b a u r n e Vlc
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Wagga, NSW
Katannmg. WA
South Auarahan. SA
Charters Towers. Qld
Arnhem. NT
Barnera. SA
Charters Towers, Qld
Herben River. Qld
Dysart. Old
Waooa. NSW
waigarana, Vlc
Metropolitan, Vlc
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.993 \.V~nn.n<tSlate ltew ?ou!h Wales i36/253 (Col Barton 46 Ceaii
Waiters 46. Sc:tt Nilqhl l 8 Bruce Barlavr 46 Zhljstian Naudln 48) 2r.d
Quee-ulaco 231 - 3rd Werter;l Aurtral~a232
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Austraha v N e w Zealand
251
19SO Wlnc~noCountry iZuc%r>lla
120'125(Reg Clarke 25. Paulloh1!aon24
Mare< R~7i.e24 Daniel C.rtcn 23 S x a y Glbran 24)
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F.I.T.A.S.C. C l u b Teams M a t c h
Wlnnlng Club: Melbautne 1888/2W0 (PaulJohnrton 386, Graham Guy 378.
Brian Thomson 385. Carol Ogden 373. Alex Crikis 368) - 2nd Tomsville
1821 - 3rd Tamv;mth 1722.
Two Man Teams - 400t
Winnlng Pair. Scott Wright 384 and Chxrsuan Naudin 382.
Tyo Lady Team
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1st
2nd
3rd
C 1st
2nd
3rd
Ladles
Juntor
Veteran
- 40M
Winning Pair Maree R o o k 338 and Margaret Denton 310.
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M i x e d Pair
Wlnn~ngPan: Maree Rooke 338 and Barney Rwke 327.
High Guns
Paul Johnston
341/350 Melbourne, Vic
Open
Maree Rooke
338/350 Wagga. NSW
Ladles
320/350 Brisbane. Qld
Jun~or
Justin Ehrenreich
326/350 Wakehurst, NSW
Veteran
All Najar
O~en
~ i uJohnston
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Brlan Thornson
Scott Wnoht
~ a r e Rdbke
e
Chrlsttan Naud~n
Reg Clarke
David Dundon
Scolty Glbwn
Mark Mclnnes
Nlrk
Aird
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Les Charles
Graham Guy
Bill Holmes
Carol Ogden
1990 Australian S k e e t Teams
ladies
34 1
Maree Rwke
340
Carol Ogden
338
Maroa~etDenton
338
~ e bvr ~ c e
336
Dlanne Reeves
336
335
Veteran
234
Alf Napr
334
Henw Welael
333
Rav Melv~lle
332
Ted P a n e r a n
332
Peter Caddy
331
331
330
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330
310
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Entries
Event 1 - National Skeet Doubles Championship - Entries 128. AA 19. A
37. B 39, C 33. Vlc 21, NSW IT. SA 7, Tas 0. NT 7, WA 2, Qld 60, NZ 9.
Event 2 Cl!y olTovmsvllle Skeet Championship Entries 144. AA 19, A
39. B 47, C 39. Vlc 23. NSW 20. SA 7, Tas 0, NT 7. WA I, Qld 71, NZ 9.
Event 3 AllStatesSkeet Championship - Entries 135. AA 31, A33. B 46,
C 35. Vlc 23, NSW 18. SA 7. Tas 0. NT 7, WA 6.QId 66. NZ 8.
Event 4 Commoniveallh Skeet Champlonshlp Enmes 144. AA 17, A
36, B 53, C 38. Vlc 24, NSW 19, SA 7, Tas 0, NT 1, WA 7. Qld 72, NZ 9.
Event 5 National Skeet Championship - Entries 150. AA 18, A 39, B 52.
C 41. V a 23. NSW 21. SA 7. Tas 0, NT 7, WA 7. Qld 17. NZ 8.
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NORTHERN TERRITORY........................ 35
WISMAMA ............................................... 35
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CLUB NEWS
KYNETON GUN CLUB INC.
1991
The 11th
International
Clay Target
Championships
FEBRUARY 1lth-15th
Held in conjunction with the
1991 N.I. VETERAN GAMES
Contact your Ansett Office for all
travel arrangements.
Sydney (02) 268 1210
Melbourne (03) 668 2535
Brisbane (07) 854 2626
or
Contact Desley Ryan
of
Lawsons Travel,
Biloela, Qld.
Ph. (079) 92 1799
Fax (079) 92 1191
The Secretary
Norfolk Island Gun Club
Box 719, Norfolk Island,
South Pacific
Kyneton Gun Club wishes to notify shooters that we are forced to
cease shooting after December 1990. Owing to complaints by
nearby residents that the noise created by our shooters once a
month is in excess of the 65dB (decibels) as recommended by the
Environment Protection Authority in their guidelines. At present
our future is very uncertain. M. O'Meara. 10 Clowes St, Kyneton.
(054) 22 2735.
CHARLEVILLE GUN CLUB INC.
Annual General Meeting held on 25.8.90 the following office
bearers were elected - President: Mr Robert Calcino: Vice
President: Mr Barry King: Secretary: Mr Ian Beale: Treasurer: Mrs
M. Denton: Shoot Captains: DTL Mr James Mahony, Skeet Mr
Allan Mahony.
INVERELL RSM GUN CLUB
AGM held on 10th September 1990 the following office bearers
were elected - Club President: Peter Jensen: Club Secretary:
Mark Fox. 23 Oliver Street. Bundarra. NSW 2359. 106n 23 7123:
Club Handicappers Ken Fuller, Jeff Roberls, Club coach M
Wade Club Delegates I Ken!. R McKay
HAMILTON GUN CLUB
AGM held on 6.8.90 the following office bearers were elected President: Murray Sutherland; Treasurer: Ian Christie; Secretary:
Peter Cleggett, PO Box 500, Hamilton.
ESPERRNCEBAY 9-9-94- F ~ n e.l l S. \SOTDB
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Con, Club C'shio: H. Mlller 4 4 5 0 D. Burchard 57-55. L. Naylor S&SS.
ESERRNCEBAY 299-W-Ftne(l9. 25Sh: D. Neale 24-25.1. k k e 3b33.25 DB hur:
D. Neale 3031. D. Hotker 2931.
GERALDTON 26990-Fine, warml29). 10 H'cap EO: D. Allan, P. Sfuan 1&10.25 Club
H'cap C'rhip: H. Harmer 24-25. E. T w m e y 2525. 2 9 DB: D. H a s . E.Toomey, M. Wat.
$0" 2125: H. Harmer. A. H o c l i i s 24.25. HG: H. H s m e r . Mon Imp: P. Mnagliolla. Inter
Mod- W Worn
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5 Pr D R M : 1. N e v e 29-30. 15Pr StateTwr DRC'shio: M.
l8&190, Ladles HG: 1. Dav~s15ZiSO.
PRESIDENT
R. HALL
PH. 57 2676
AFFILIATED A.C.T.A.
P.O. Box 492 Charlestown 2290
SECRETARY
R. EDWARDS
PH. 58 1859
LAST
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Sun. 18th November 9.00am Start
over $2000 in cartridges and trophies!!!
EVENT1 20 TARGET EVE OPENER Graded Cash Div $10.00
NEWCASTLE ON THE MOVE
EVENT 2 50 TARGET DIBARREL EVENT $25.00 + $3.00 Sweep
Scorpio cartridges 4 GRADES + Trophy
1st - 500 ctgs; 2nd - 250 ctgs; 3rd - 100 ctgs.
M S T LUGW LAST
EVENT 3 30 TARGET POINT SCORE $25.00 + $3.00 Sweep
Scorpio cartridges 4 GRADES + Trophy
1st - 500 ctgs; 2nd - 250 ctgs; 3rd - 100 ctgs.
OLlMPYG 100
Graded High Gun Events 1-3
Broken Targets Only To Count - 500 Cartridges each Grade
Overall High Gun Points to Count - 500 Cartridges
Complimentary BBQ Lunch
COMEANDSHOOTATAUSTRALIA'SBESTOCEAN BACKGROUND BEFORE
WE RELOCATE TO AWABA
NB. Committee reserves the right to alter the program.
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COOMA99-90-Ccol, mamly sunny ( 2 n IOT EO CD Ism: D. BlewltI. W Hayden. R
Ham. W Rlchards. R 0evan.P Ewan. K Pearce. CSheehan.J.lasnas. B. Smith. G. Bennet, R Gaul! 1&10 297 DB L?ke Eucumbene C'rhtp. OA: W. Rlchards 8 b m . A. I. EUls
T W O . W Mickay 2325. B R Bevan 5959.1 Jasnor 29-30; C. C. Sheehan 2829, P. Ewart
2425 25T DB H'cap W W o a d h o u e Mem T'phy P Ewan 2425. J. JamDs 2628. S. Mcln.
iyre 25-26 FM C Sheshan 22-25 10 h DR ManaroDlst C'shtp: OA: 1. Eills 1820: A D
Blevillt 17-20. D Pennet 23-30, 8. I Jasnos 1620, R Bevan 2530, C: P. Ewan 15.20. C
Sheehan 14-20 HG j larnoi 74-50 Inter HG: P. Ewan 72-80
COROWA 2 8 8 9 0 - O'crsi, cold (34)...Im HC EO: P o s . S. Guest, C. Brandon. P.
Clemson. G Tallent, J P c a r r . P Green:?. Gabriel 1&10 15T HC: I. Pearce 1615, S
Colllns 1415, T. Banon 1520 Btd C Miilhorw 11-19. 2OT PS C ' E ~ ~O
PA
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M 0 . B 8. C w p e r 67-60. C N Nvon 5460. lni: S. Pinner 51.50.20T DB C'rhlp: OA 8 A,
C Brandon 4646. B V Tomason1 45-46. C. G. Tallen! 21-22.
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Coni Cship A & OA A Mltcheil25-25: B. J Cvnnlngham 2MS; C: G. Penolt 2225; D C
Cunnlngham 2625 20 DB H'cap CD A Mitchell 19-20. M Lupion. C. Cunnlngham 1820.
1 5 5 0 ism CD A hl8:chell 15-15 M Lupton. B Lasker 14.15, B. Moncrlef 1515. 5 Pr DR
15" CD M Luplon 810. D Bcrginion. M Bermnlon. A. Mitchell, B. Moncnefi. W.
Uskei. J Cuanlnsham 7-10 HG A Mllche11 136140.
DOWNSIDE INTER 22-990 - Fme. sunny (SO) 25T DB C'chlp. OA: R. Ehlers: AA: G,
Bnyd. A A tdcKeniio. B I Poola. C T Haam; Ladles: L. Charles, Inr &Tyro Champ: D.
Graham 25TPS C'shlp OA. G Boyd. AA M Casella; A: S. Papndero; B. V. Tomason,:
C G T~ffm.Ladies L Bleke: Irn D Graham 25T SB C'shlp. 0.4 D. Mason: M:P.
Mason. A A Paonnr. B T Jose. C G Tlffen: Ladies. L. Blake. 25T H'eap. OR: T. Penm y , 11-14 D Graham. 15-18 C Ceely. 19-21 L.Kn~ght:2223:V.Tomasonl; Ladles L.
Blake, hi C T ~ m nChrisMazan Mem ChampolChamp: 0.4 A. Paonne;AA: R. Ehlerr:
A C Ccelg. B D Lrlaosn, C G Tbiien OA W Charlion. HG: G. Boyd 146150
D w B C 2 W O - fine (Ian1 IOT EO R Naef, K Keaugh. R. Jenkms. K. Walton 1510
?ST C ' ~ ' s h gA S Sillmmi 123-125.E. E Tucker 121-125.C . R Naef 116125. 2OTH'cap.
I S M Whale. 2nd R Nali LOT Quad R Naef. R Carr 9 1 0
GLEN INN€. 2 8 9 0 fine runny (14) 25T DB Canl I 5 m A B. Sweeney 24-25, R.
Vsrley 23-25. B R Hys112525. C R Donald 1825. T White 1625.30TMed 1 0 0 8 , 10.30.
10 F 3 Club Cant C'sh,p A A Kernpion 4850. N. Comptan 49-50. B. D Cunnrngham
6675. K G r c e n w d 61-75: C T While 39-50. R Hyatl 3850. 25T H'cap R. Donald. T.
Whlfe. P Brummcll 22-25 HG A Kemgion 6 9 W : FM. R. Donald, T. Whlte77-IW~
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CLM TARGET CLUB INC,
NSW ISU ELIMINATION SHOOT
ISU Trap - Nth. end Majura Rd. (old location)
ISU Skeet - Kowen Forest - (New location
10 kms from Queanbeyan on Kings H i g h w a y look f o r sign).
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100Tgt BURBONG ISU Skeet andTrap
Championships.
NOMS............................................................... $30.00
O D ~sweeps
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$1 each 25, $ 1 OIA.
Graded AA, A, B, C.
SUNDAY 18 NOVEMBER 1990 - 9.00am start
100 Tgt ACT ISU Skeet and Trap C h a m p i o n s h i p s
NOMS ........................................................... $30.00
Opt. Sweeps $1 each 25, $1 O/A.
Trophies f o r OIA, AA, A, B, C.
TOTAL WEEKEND NOMS. ............................ $70.00
ISU Skeet
Brian
Prosser
Contacts:
(06) 291 0126 (AH)
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DON'T FORGET!
J. Allotta Pres.
R. Hunt Sec.
(02) 631 8919
(02) 601 7594 (bh)
GUN CLUB
(Affil. A.C.T.A.)
SHOOT LOCATIONS -
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PRELIMINARY
NOTICE
BOXING DAY
SHOOT
ISU Trap
Norman Simms
(06) 258 2033 (AH)
Three Automatic Traps - Skeet range.
P.O. Box 342, Hay 27 11.
Sunday November 4th,
12 noon
l o t Points EO CD
20t S B Championship ABC.
Sponsored by Riverina Hotel.
20t Hay Gun Club D.B. H'cap 1.2.3
Sponsored by Rob Vance.
50t Cup Day S.B. Championship A.B.C.
Sponsored by Col Mabon.
l o t S.B. Club Mug Handicap.
President:
Brian Doyle
Ph (069) 9 3 1782
Secretary:
Neil Headon
Ph (069) 9 3 1601
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ORAITON 9 4 9 0
Great (161 2OT DB H'cap Cash T'phy G. Lavnence 2023, j
Rodgerr 1923, Jnr C. Cunnmgham 1620 3 0 7 0 8 15m CashT'phy.A I McDonald3cMo.
B I Cvnnlngham 3030: C N. Rodgers 2530. 257 DB PS 6096 30% IP/: J Cunningham
24-72.1 Farre11 24-69. G. Harrlsan 2443 IOT SB .CS I McDonald. G Harrison. J Farrell
3-10. 0.1. Cunnlngham 910; C: M Harrison 8.10 OA HC I Farre11 85.121
GOULBJRN 9-9-90 F e e , sunny (25) lm' DB EO. P l s s R Marman!. R Wlilkams R
Hdi. F. Luccoroa. W Banter. F Rabenr. P Crokei D Pncc. C Buckley. P.Lyons 1010.
25T DB C'shlp OR. G Bucliley 27-27. AA L Heaine 2C-27. A. i Luceoroa 25-26, B R
Hlll33-W, C: G Todd 2525 25T PS C s h ~ pOA
: F Roberts 74-75. AA W Barter 72-75.r1.
B Naylor 73-75. 8: M. Stevenson 70-75. C 1 Allan 61-75 i5T SB C s h ~ pOA, P Croker
3533: AA: P. Lyons 2526: A: R. Marmont 3233. 0 R. Hll122.25. C G. Todd 22.25 Event 5
10hrDR AA A G . Hatherley 1920, S Stramarcos 18.20; B D.Turnei 1620. R Wdliams.
A. Stramarc- 1220; C: I. Allan. G Todd 1520 HG F. Robcns 147
H A m S B U R Y 7.990 - Mlid. bne(31). ZOT € 0 DB- K. Bo%anko 2020 20T DB c a n t A
K Bosanka. E. Zadro 19.20: 8: W Root* 1920, C. I. Navello 1920 25T DB Con, C'shlp
OA: M. N e m a n 24.25; A E Zadm B W. Rwts: C I Novello
HAWKESBURY a58.W- W a d y , coId(25) 75T ChvmpolChampn OA & B D Goodwtn 115125.A: E Zadra 114-125. c A Thatchei 102-125
H A m S B U R Y 2 4 8 3 0 Cml. hne (20). 20'7 DB € 0 . B Kellcy 20-20 2oT DB CD A: P.
Farrvgia 2020. B. P. Cauchi. K e l o r 1920. C. A Thalchci. I Novello 1920 25T DB
T'phy: OA: M. Newman 2525. A P Famugla. B. P Caucht: C:K Stuan
HEMIDALE 22.P90
Sunny, hght breeze (14) 15T € 0 15m D Oeboine (Snr). G
Klimanm. W. Dewhvrst ZWDB I5m 1 1 T. Turner Onr). 2nd G Kklmartln, 3rd B Jelieiy
25TCrazy Rs la1 I. Memck. 2nd S Osbarne. 3rd G Kllmililrn 3OTlack EdgellT'phy 1
Mernclc. 30 Mxd T'phy. 1st S Osboine. 2nd T Turner and. 3rd C Currans HG S
Dsborne~
IllrRWARM 9-930 - Cold, wet (21) !UP PS Kenweld C u p A Roe 3 0 3 0 25T DB con,
C'shlp. OA & AA R Smtth 24-25. F Racie; 20-25. A A Roe 23-25. R W e b b 21.25: B D
Granger 2525. W Petrone 2025. C bi Krelly 21-25. D Cardillo 2025 25T PS Cont
C'shtp OA & AA. R. Smllh 7675. F Biadivr1163-75. A R W e b b 59-75, R Castle 6675. B
A. Bat1 5675, M.Hadges 6275: C S R-6575. D Caidilio 6675 25TSB Con, C'ship OA
& B D. Granger 24-25. AA F. Rapley 13-26. R Smith 17.25. .\.A Rm 23-25. D O'Biien
2225; B: D. Granger U-25. R. R e 17-25. C S. Ro? 19-25, D Cardillo 17-25: jnr. c
Davler. HG: R Smith 145155
!.LLAWARRA 19990- Cold O'cak(23). S i h n Zana ISU Trench IWT OA: P, ~ t a m o n d
901W.AA. J.Manvell89-1W.A-P.Falrall72-IW.
F . ~ a r l o u h 7 I - I W , B :R W e b b 7 h I W .
G Kable 6 9 l W ; C: N Fatrali 691W. E. Zadro 6 5 I W , Ladies A. Lloyd 461W. Inr S.
Zabro801W S'thnZaneISUSkt O A & A:], Wllberforce 103-128: 8:R.Kennetr61-100, C:
R. Bunon 6c-1W
HAY 2 8 9 0 S l o m y (22). IOT PU, EO: R. Glenn 3G30. I. Headon, I Evans 29-33 2m'
DB. A & 0.4 R. Glenn 48.48; 8: C. Mabon 2%21: C: B. R a w 15-20. 25'7 Spring PS C'ship:
A: W. Ronald 7575; B C . Mabon 57-75. C. 0. Ragg 52-75 20T DB H ' a p Mbtchell Cup. I.
Evans 24-25. I. Headon 2525. B. Ragg 21-23 HG I Headon 137.145
N N E E 25490- Rne, warrn(34). IOT PS €0. R Dully, C. Brandon. V.Tomasoa 1010.
G e o f i S e a v Mem PS C'ship: OA: G. Boyd 147-150, AA R Ehicrs 144-160; A. T. Pcnney
142150. 8: V. TomaMnl 142150, C. W W w d 129150, Ladles: L. Blake 12E150 Em
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SUlUIC1IW -13HlllER
11 th NOVEMBER 1990
Club situated 4 kms aiomg Portland Rd. from Walierawang.
2ND ANNUAL OPEN SHOOT
$2,000 WORTH OF TROPHIES
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OVERALL SASH.
TROPHY FiRSTPLACE EACH GRADETOTHEVALUE
OF $400.
TROPHY 2ND PLACE EACH GRADETOTHE VALUE
OF $100.
TROPHY FOR 1ST PLACE IN LADIES, JUNIORS
&VETERANS.
SUNDAY 1 I T H NOVEMBER
SAM START
EVENT 1.
SUNNY CORNER 1 0 0
Noms. $60.00
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Total $65.00
AA. A. B & C Grades.
OVERALL HIGH GUN.
Ladies, Junios &Veterans half noms. if shooting full
programme.
Winchester cartridges available on round
Food and refreshments available.
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Accommodation available-Lithgow,Wallerawang and
Portland.
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FOWST CLAU TAlRGETCLlJB
NOLANS ROAD, LAKESLAND
m&DNANNrnrnM! SHOOT
17th and 18th November
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SATURDAY 17 .l.OOpm start
15 target DIB E l 0
Noms. $6.00
Norns. $18.00 0 1 s $3.00
4 5 target DIB SHELLEYS SHIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
Norns. $12.00
30 target SIB Graded CID.
10.00am start
SUNDAY 18th
Noms. 6 15.00
4 5 target PIS Graded CID. 1 free target each trap.
Norns. $18.00 0 1 s $3.00
4 5 target DIB ANNIVERSARY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Noms. $8.00
20 target DIB Graded CID.
...
Trophies 1st G 2nd AA,A, E and C o n Euents 2 and 5 and Sashes for Grade winners on Euenls 2 and 5.
HIGH GUN ON ALL FOUR GRADES OVER THE WEEKEND.
Onsite camping facilities. Lunch and refreshments auailable on both days. Barbecue facilities, and ammunition auailable.
Nominations $77.00 for the weekend, plus $6.00 O/Sweeps.
HALFNOMS. FOR LADIES AND JUNIORS OVER FULL PROGRAM.
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N.S.W. GUN CLUB LTD*
NOVEY BER '90 PROGRAM
SAT. NOV 3rd
11.00am PRACTICE. TRAP 8 SKEET
WED. NOV 7th
2.00orn PRACTICE. TRAP 8 SKEET
6.30brn NIGHT SHOOT.
Mixed Events. wlth TroDhies.
SAT.'NOV 10th
10 Warn SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT
100 Graded AA, A, B 8C.
$300001S$400
WED. NOV 14th
2 mom BREMWORTH CARPETS -Skeet Hco 251
6.mbrn NIGHT SKEET. Mixed Events with ~roihie$.
SAT. NOV 17th
12.00prn SKEET 75 targets. High Gun Sash A.B.C.
251Eye Opener
$6.04 01s $2.00
50tCh'shio-Troohv
$15.00
WED. NOV 2lst
2.Wpm PRACTICE Trap 8 Skeet.
6.30pm NIGHT SHOOT- 251Point Smre- PerptualTrophy.
SAT. NOV 24th
?.Wpm TRAP
€4targets. A. B 8 C plus High G ~ l nSash.
10t 016-El0
$4.00
25t 016-Ch'ship-Trophy
$12.00 OISS2.W
251PIS CID
$9.00
WED. NOV 28th
2.Wpm PRACTICE T a p 8 Skeet
6.30pm NIGHT SHOOT Mixed Events, with trophies.
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DECEMBER '90 PROGRAM
SAT. DEC. 1st
10.OOam MEMBERS ONLY N.S.W. GUN CLUB CHISHIP
25T 018
AA. A. 8. CTmpny $10.00
251SIB
AA, A. B. ~ ~ r n p n$10.00
y
25tSkeet
AA. A, B, CTropny $10.00
25tTrench
AA. A. B. CTrophy $10.00
OIA High Gun
N.S.W.G.C. Shwtlng Jacket.
WED. DEC. 5th
2.WDm PRACTICE Trap 8 Skeet.
6.30pm NIGHT SHOOT Mixed Evsnts, with Trophies.
SAT. DEC. 8th
10.OOpm OPEN CHRISTMAS SHOOT
Trophies- Hams. Turkeys 8 Chickens. Gd. AA. A, B.
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HUNTER VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP
CASH AND CARTRIDGES SHOOT
Saturday 24th and Sunday25th
November, 4990
Location: Corner Maitland Road and Duffey
Drive. Cessnock.
All championships will be graded events, AA, A.
Band C with 1st and 2nd prize on each grade and
a badge for overall.
1st in each grade 1 case of cartridges
2nd in each grade Noms (for that event) back
Saturday - 10.00am Start
EVENT 1
$10
25Tgt DIE Graded Cash Divide 15m
$20 + $3 opt sweeps
EVENT 2
25Tgt Hunter Valley DIB Championship
$20 + $3 opt sweeps
EVENT 3
2 5 T g t Hunter Valley PIS Championship
Sunday
- 10.00am Start
EVENT 4
$10
25T DIB Graded Cash Divide 15m
$20 + $3 opt sweeps
EVENT 5
25Tgt V i n t a g e DIB Championship
$20 + $3 opt sweeps
EVENT 6
25Tgt Hunter Valley DIB Cont. Championship
6.30bm NIGHT SHOOT 1 2 5 1 PIS - Permtuai TroDhv
SAT. DEC. 22nd
1.00am PRACTICE Trap 8 Skeet.
CLOSED UNTIL SATURDAY 5th JANUARY 1991
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Nominalionscimefwthslirsteventone houraneradvefiiwdslarting
time.
The Directwsreservetherighttochangethspublishsdprogramarj
required.
LOCATION:131 BOORALIE ROAD, TERREY HILLS, N.S.W.
5 KMS FROM MONA VALE ROAD.
PHONE: (02) 450 1775
PRES1DENT:John Philipson, Ph. 949 4846
SECRETARY: GBan Harvey. Ph. 449 6068
TREASURER: John Richardson. Ph. 489 5906
CLUB CAPTAIN: John Arslanian. Ph. 626 6714
Graded High Gun over the 6 events $100 badge
each grade.
Ladies, juniors and veterans half noms. if
nominated for the whole program.
Refreshments, meals and cartridges available
Free camping on the grounds.
Additional events if time permits.
Managementreserves the right to alter the
program.
T. Turner
President
8 Aberdare
D. Porteus
Secretary
40 Kennedy Street
Road
CESSNOCK N S W 2325 SINGLETON NSW 2330
Phone: (049) 90 1 6 4 8
Phone: (065) 72 1575
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Riveiina PS C'shlp OA G 81yd W-%.AA R Ehleis 74-75, A: 1. Rue 85%. 8. H. Peters
73.75; C I Neviblgging 70-75. Ladxer: L Pelers 54-75.2OT DB CD. C. Smcla~r.S. Baron.
S Clemran. I Rue. W Wood. R Blake. G Boyd. V Tomaron$.G Schubach. L. Peters
20-20 HG G Boyd 256275 HG aver 2 days- G Boyd 414.425,
MARCON1 31-8-90 -Cold night 1181 2OT £0 3 porslbles. DB Nlght C'ship: AA: A.
Welsh 4450. A L h e i v 50-50. B S Bonamisl SZSS C: M. Smnh 4650. HG. L n e w
70-70
MARCON1 2-990 - Flne1551 IST EO. I5 poss Borsely ParkPSC'ship. AA: I. Baulor
177.177, K Bosanko 134-135, A G McDonald 176177. L h w 8 3 8 1 ; B M. Schmitt8687.
E,Boulor 8587, C D Beatlie 6475. S Rtiieleifi G7-75 Boszely Park DB C'shlp: AA: K,
Perklnn 100lW. J Boulor 1W-110. A L Ciema31-32. L h e w 8b52; B. M Schmln 3839.
R Kennedy 30-31. C M Smllh 24.23. D Beattle 30-32 15T H'cap C D 2 p o r s H G M.
Schmltt 129-130
NARRANDERR 11.090 -Showery Rtver~nsZone Nr PS C'shlp: OA. G. Tflen; A: M.
Casella; B M Slanmare. C B. Charles Riverma Zone Nt Mxd T C'rhlp: OA: S. Guest; A:
M. Casella, B M Stanmore: C M Weymoulh
NARRANDERA 19-090 -(21) 2ST C'lral Rlverlna DB Cont C'ship: OA & A. T. Salaiia.
G. Pmner; B 1st M Slanmlre. D L u c a ~C A. Cell. A. Devine; j n ~G nKen a n d S. pinner.Vet. M. W e ~ m o u t hRivezina Zones0 Con1 C'ship O A & A: S Guest. 2nd G. M~ils:B
D Lucns. I lasnor. C J Allen. A Devme. Vet M. Weymoulh lnr: G. T~ifen.S. P~nner.
C i i a l Riv PS C'shlp. OA & A. T Salaiia. 2nd I Biam: 8: D Fraser. M. Stanmore; C- A.
Cell. W Malthews. Vet. A Murdocb: Jni.S Ceely. G. Tillen HG: T Salafia. Jnr HG:. G,
niien
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GUYRA GUN
CLUBINC
NOVEMBER 25th, 1990
Commencing 9.30am
EVENT 1
$5.00
5T Single Barrel 15m
1 case of ammo to winner.
EVENT 2
$15.00
25T New England Single Barrel
Championship
Sash Overall, Trophies 1st G 2nd each
grade AA, A, B, C. Optional sweep $1.
EVENT 3
$15.00
25T Masters Championship 15m DB
Sashoverall, Trophies 1st G2nd each
EVENT 4
$15.00
2 0 7 DB Handicap
Trophies lst, 2nd. 3rd overall. Also 1st E
2nd each meterage group: 11-15,16--18
19-21, 22-25.
EVENT 5
SYDNEY 24890 -Cold 1251 IOT EO: 3 PO-. 3OT DB T'phy: AA. A. Welsh 2930; A: L,
Se=ano 25.31.8: I. Adamopoulm 2632. C F. Sgambellone 2530.30T PST'phy: AA: I.
Setnna 8590. A. L Reiv 8&90, B I Adamopoular 67-90 C: V Curumono 6690.
SYDNEY 7-990
Cold night (241. 10T €0. I m s . 20T KC: A. Raws ZZW; R
Tesnero 22-24. E Boul~s21-243OT Cont D B AA. C. Tilley 4548, C. Davenpan 44-48:A
Peter A. 31-34. B Naylor 3031: 8: 1. A d d m o ~ a u l m2630. A. Tropea 24-30. C. G. Curcurulo 2C-31). H. Smith 15-20, HG. B Naylor52.6D
SYDNEY 4 0 9 0 - Cold (351 SOT DB T'phy. AA K. BosankoS554. P. Mus&al5254; A: L,
Tzew 50-51. P Abela 49-51. B G. Kidd 62-65. F Dezne BbW, C: A. Salem 4250. 1.
Sharpies 3950. IS Prs DR C'shbp. A A C Tilley 2630.1. Pelrlna 3510; A: G. Macdonald
2430. B. Samuel* 2530; B F.Den= 2230.1 Kldd 27-30. C: G. Curcumlo 1740. A. Salem
15.30 20 Prs DD C ' s h l ~ B.
: Samuels& Peter A 22-22. L Trew & I Pernna 21-22. HG: P.
Mklcrat
.........74-80
TAM\'lDRTH 18990 - i n e runry 0 ?iT Ski H'cap CD C Wa.lerr C Barion M
S:r?alc S ! I m R P c r H B y I c t 2 - 2 5 S2T Ei-I C r5.p OA C Barcn 4813. A G
':!:!ll'ri;17
I! 8 S NaT1 IC-SC C P Frcc:iori-41-50 2.;TSVl.L1 c l P C D G Waters. K
!.c?(ic ic S Ili,.n ZSE
:
OA HG G W=.lcr:SEIM
THE FOP.EST 22-P.90 - f#cc.u..noy (1.7 I5T Mxa EO S Zvlio 2325 i5T SZ DB
C cc 8r ;%A&O V C12111^.1-25 A L'lelzn 243C r, C K>?.r 3:-35. D Flrrler ?535 B ).I
:. ; I , r - . l ? i ': I TILD?:!~(C C I Re.~l2?-::.6 H,ne:al-?F ?5TSZF3C'-hlp AAC
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FAGE 30
$15.00
25T New England Double Barrel
Championship
Sash Overall, Trophies 1st G 2nd each
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HALF NOMINATlONS.
CHIZZOTTI SHIELD MATCH ON EVENT 4.
R. Hammond President
(067) 7 9 1009
R. Varley Secretary
(067)79 1261
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[UNCQ)) QLD
MT. PETRiE ROAD, BELMONT, BRiSBANE. 4153.
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NOVEMBER SHOOT PROGRAM
I
SATURDAY 3RD
12.30PM -TRENCH
100 TARGETS SWEEPSTAKES
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SUNDAY 4TH
9.30AM
SKEET
EVENT 1.25TDOUBLESSWEEPS
EVENT 1. SOTHANDICAPTROPHIES
EVENT2.50TCASH EVENT
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WEDNESDAY 21ST 7.30PM NIGHT TRAP
$8.00
$13.00
$13.00
SATURDAY 17TH 12.30PM
TRENCH
100 TARGETS SWEEPSTAKES
EVENT 1.25TDIB CASH EVENT
EVENT2.25TPOlNTS BADGE EVENT
$8.00
$8.00
CAIRNS 2-9 SO - We73
w a y ( 1 1 IOT DB EC) A D S.mp13n P S.cchvell 1CL10. B
N N u n a l a l O 2STMec 1s 10 N Bruce C Morle G W l d L Cccn
N Bruce S Zcrzcilo E Sl.mp:on 23TDBCrhlp A PI S.mprcn25-25
B N 8 : ~ : 25-2:
e . C 9 Be1 2325 2C: H'cap 11.1s C S:ore ! 3 2 1 i l - I S D Hun! P
S,:.:k.ie.l
I 3 i l 2C2S R Sin0:-r 1520 10 PT DR 151 N Bruce 2ra P S ~ o c ~ l eKl l
Sny.:cn lo?, D \.lie Dbl 1x1N BX-C B BcII 2nd ? S ~ m k a c l lR. S n c r c r OA ilG PI
li L i l I e 10.1 C
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7 . . I @C Mac93
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PRACTICEAVAILABLE FROM 10.30AM WEDNESDAY TO
FRIDAY. SKEET PRACTICE FROM 9.30AM SATURDAY
AND TRAP PRACTICE FROM I P M SATURDAY.
PRESIDENT
CAPTAIN
JOHN PORTER
ROD MOODY
(07) 398 4257
(07) 208 9362
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CHARLMLLE 2M.90- Flnc urlrdy OS] 50TDB B B:ym iCL23. N Gazroy. A Con.
icn I527 ?T
: SB B Bryan! 1920 B Kn.; 1821 N G ~ d r b y17?0 !:T Pls A Demo,
TOOWQOMBA CLAY
TARGIET CLUB INC.
DAY TRAP PROGRAMME
SUNDAY 11th NOVEMBER 1990
Commencing 1 Oam
EVENT 1
Nom. $8.00
25T DOUBLE BARREL - 15 METRES - Graded
Graded Troohies
EVENT 2
$8.00
25T SINGLE BARREL - 15 METRES - Graded
Graded Tro~hies
EVENT 3
$8.00
25T POINTS - 15 METRES - Graded
Graded Trophies
The WELLS-DONOVANTRAPTEAM CUP in
conjunction with thisevent, 3 perTeam - iA grd + IB
grd
IC grd. Trophies to winning Team. $1.00
$4.00
EVENT 4
20T STATE WINCHESTER JUNIOR EVENT
(10T DB
107 PTS)
Sponsored by WINCHESTER AUST. 500 Cart. Divided
1st. 2nd. 3rd. Juniors under 18 vears on dav of event.
EVENT 5
$8.00
20 PAIR ALDO SCERESINI DEAUVILLE DOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIPS - 20M
Badges 1st -Trophies lst, 2nd
(Jnr HG - Vet HG if 3 or more noms)Cll-15MHG - OIA
HIGH GUN
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CLAY TARGET
CLUB IMC.
Banks Pocket Rd. Gympie. Qld.
(Next to Calf Saleyards)
Saturday 12 noon November 3 Sunday 9.30am November 4.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11TH 1990
9.00AM SHARP
$12.00
25T DOUBLE BARREL, AA, A, B, C.
EVENT 1
**GYMPIE GOLD EVENT'"
$1100 GOLD NUGGET FOR OIA $1100
(Kindly donated by PRALANGE PTY. LTD.
EVENT 2
$25.00
50T DOUBLE BARRELCHAMPIONSHIP,
AA, A, B, C. (IST & 2ND)
$15.00
25T POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP,
OIA, AA, A, B, C.
EVENT 4
$12.00
25T HANDICAP 1ST. 2ND. 3RD.
EVENT 5
$12.00
25T CONTINENTAL AA, A, B, C.
$76.00 TOTAL NOMINATIONS $76.00
Optional Sweeps on 50T Event
Teams event on 50T event (6 to a team) $6.00
per team.
GRADED HIGH GUNS AA, A, B, C.
(Sponsored by Winchester)
EVENT 3
Ladies High Gun if 3 Lady Shooters attend
AA Trophies only apply if minimum of 5 AA
shooters atlend.
REMEMBER 9.OOAM SHARP START
W.G. FOSTER(Pres)
(074) 82 1974 AIH
(074) 82 2467 W
J.D. GARDNER (Sec)
(074) 82 7221 AIH
(074) 82 6222 W
Saturday November 3
Event 1. 25t RedcliffeCity D.B. Ch'ship $12.00
AA.A.B.C. Badge & Trophy each grade.
Sponsored by Peter & Kathy Langford.
Event 2. "PRESIDENT'S TROPHY. 25t Pts.
AA.A.B.C.
$12.00
Event 3. 25t Redcliffe City S.B. Ch'ship $12.00
AA.A.B.C. Badge & Trophy each grade.
Lady-Junior-Veteran Trophy.
Sponsored by Alfo and Amanda Coco.
Sunday November 4
Event 4. 25tD.B.TROPHY.AA.A.B.C.
$12.00
Sponsored by Etna Building
Construction Ptv. Ltd.
Event 5. 25t FOUNDATION MEMBERS PTS
CHAMPl0NSHlPAA.A.B.C.
$15.00
Badge &Trophy each grade.
Sponsored by John &Myra Burlinson.
$12.00
Event 6. 25t South East Zone Hcp.
Sash OIAll. Trophy lst, 2nd, 3rd.
Sponsored by Redcliffe City Ladies'
Kitchen.
Event 7. 30t Redcliffe City Mixed Ch'ship $15.00
AA.A.B.C. Badge G Trophy each grade.
l o t DB, l o t SB, 10t Pts.
Sponsored by Private Health Service Pty
Ltd.
AA.A.5.C. High Gun. Sash each grade.
Sponsored by Teny Reming Motors.
Lady, Junior G Veteran reduced noms. on full
program.
Ladies kitchen and refreshmenfs.
Near the beach hotel.motel accommodalion
available, miles of beach and other entertainments.
Committee reserves the right to alter the
programme.
President:
J i m Cassimatis
SecTTreas.:
John Burlinson
(07) 284 8022
(07) 283 3623
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DYSAXT 2-990 - W ~ r mhigh cloua 30T Slate Tivr PS C'shsp. OA 8 A. P Field
198.201:B.T Cums6iaO.C C Ennis6690 SriTBTStuleC'shlp OA&A:J. Paul4M0; B:
D. Scully 3650. C E Bales 29-50, t5T DP CD A i Pitul. S %dona 25.25, R. Meaney. M
Hnod 24-25. B T Cdrili 2s-5. Ti Sculir 24-25 M Fuiiyer 22-25. C: E Bates 21-25. P.
Meaney 17-25. C Eonis 16-25 Exfin t v in P:i il cap OA. j Paul
ETON U C K A Y 8.890 Firit.. v;indy (161 liul. € 0 DB oil Ism: A: R. h n n 10; B. J.
Hnban 10. C E Rlics 9 2Cm PB FI;cli 1 % A G D:!Thnmris 51: B J Hoban 41: C: E.
Bales 50 20T DB H cap A F Duon 17. E I Hcban 17: C J Sheale 18, 2OTDB Con! off
15m A R Duno, C DeThomazi;. B I. Hotan IG. C K Hanan 17. I S P i D R o n Ism: A: G.
DeThomasis 16, B J Haban I?. C I Sheaie 17
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2% H'cap Cill~landT phy K Bnpry 22.25. G Webb. I Ogaurke. A Cameron 2 w 5 2ST
DB 15m G KarPr 2?5. h$ Ahcm. M G ~ l l h m22-25. A Cameron 2825. K Bapty. G.
Kunrl I 9 2 5 2OTDB Conl 15m C;.Kaspii 18-20, M Ahem 17-20, K. Bapv, G. Webb, A.
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25t Rock Lobster Ch'ship. A.B.C. 1 & 2,
Sash OIA.
20pr Double Rise Ch'ship. A.B.C. 1 & 2,
Sash OIA.
Other events time permitting.
SOUTH CiuSTRCiLIflN
GUN CLUB
Saturday 24th November 1990
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 1,1990
0A: 1. Peek21-25, W. Lymn 2025: 0: 8. Britcher 2025: I. Cunir 14-25, BSTPS: A 8 OA: D.
Lymn 2525, S.Edmondr 2225: 8: 0. Britchei 2525. I. Cuntr 21-25; C: I. Averis 2225.5.
Moroan 1025. HG: D. Lvmn.
WRTAUGUSTA IMLsO-Vew n.nCl I131 25TShH'caD M Sm,.h 51-58 C. Pe"C.eV
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Cunis 1s-15. 25T Gm Met: l a R. Barlow. 2nd I. SmLh, 3rd W Smllh. 50T SM. L. Curtis
4w.C. Davis4aM. HG: A: L.C m r 72-80, B: R Bailwr 7 8 D . C G Moeat 6680. C a k e
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P. Graere 8989: A: P. Cm011 eC89. G. Casmlls 69-70; B E Good SSS4, 8. Malseed
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12 noon start
Event 1. 25t D.B. Championship
70% noms. back to shooters.
Placing first to fifth.
Sash E- Cash OA Winner.
Event 2. 25t D.B. Championship A.B.C.
First each grade % case shells.
OA % case shells & sash.
Shoot A-18, B-16, (2-14.
70% noms. back to shooters.
Sash & Cash OA Winner.
NOTE:
November 2 5 t h S h o o t Cancelled.
REMINDER.. . XMAS SHOOT
Saturday December 1 - 1.30pm start.
A11 ten target events ...
heaps of hams - turkeys - chickens.
Pres: T. Maskell
(058)62 2224
Sec: T. Hicks
AH (058)62 2106
BH (058)62 1166
METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB
Presents
November 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th
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Monday 5th Day Three
Z.Z. Shoot
1 Oam Practice, Events start 1 1am
Tuesday 6th Day Four
1Oam Start. 1st event closes
1 1.30am
Saturday 3rd Day One
Eye Opener and First Event close
1 pm
Event 1
Event 2
10T Pts CD
...
$7.00
$10.00
25T DB A.B.C. Cash
$12.00
Event 3
15T HlCap Damian Mollica Cup
1st Tin Powder, 2nd 1000 Primers, 3rd & BM
(22-25) lOkg Shot.
$10.00
Event 4
25T Pts A.B.C. Cash
Event 5
$20.00
50T Skeet Metro Grand Prix
Round 1 Cash 1st & 2nd A.B.C.
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Sunday 4th Day Two
1 lam Start EO C 1st event close
12.30pm
Event 1
$7.00
10T Pts EO CD
Event 2
$15.00
Event 3
$24.00
25T Club SB A.B.C.
Set Driving Lights 1st A.B.C.
1000 Primers 2nd A.B.C.
50T DB A.B.C.
1st Free Noms for Tuesday All DTL
2nd Free Noms for Metro Cup - Tuesday
Event 4
50T Skeet Metro Grand Prix
Round 2. A.B.C.
Event 1
$15.00
25T DB Club DB C'ship A.B.C.
Inc Bill Attwood Shield
1st A.B.C. Tin Powder
2nd A.B.C. 1000 Primers
2 ~ $25.00
Event
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OlAll 3 Cases Shells
1st A.B.C. 2 Cases Shells
2nd A.B.C. 1 Case Shells
Best Lady G Junior 1000 Primers
$25.00
Event 3
30T Bill Williams Memorial Handicap
Metropolitan Cup lst, 2nd, 3rd G BM22-25
1st Trophy value approx $400
2nd Trophy value approx $240
3rd & BM Trophy value approx $80.
$20.00
Event 4
50T Skeet Final Round Metro Grand Prix
Skeet A.B.C.
1st A.B.C. 20kg Shot
2nd A.B.C. lOkg Shot
Overall Round 1-2-3. 500 Shells Plus Sash
High Gun O/AN Program Sat, Sun. Tues.
High Gun DTL AII DTL Program Sat, Sun,
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Skeet High Gun ooer 150T Metro Skeet Grand
Prix Champion
Cartridges and Shot provided courtesy of BALLANTINE AMMUNITION
Powder and Primers courtesy of V C N DISPOSALS, DENILIQUIN
President Bert Lobley
467 5935
Secretary Norm Pengelly
(054) 28 2268
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Hayden 52-64: 0' G. lohnaon 3637. J Hollowa~3334; C: W. Hamar 27-28, R. M n n l e y
24-27. 25T Lake Calac Rs C'rhlp. OA: V. Barby 7S.75: A- M Pollh-k 77-70 B: P.
McDonald757S; C: M. Carllle 71-75 2STLakeCCacSB C'ship: OA: N. Manna.ZS25:A.
V. Barby 2930; B: D. Con 2621; C: W. Hamer 21-26.
DENILIQUM 1-Sunny, ,deal (35)IGTPS E 0 . 6 ~ 1 sB. H w w r . B. McLrod. 0.
Ford. R. Cugley, I. Wh~llakec;.R. Dulfy. T Penny. R. AUen SGT PS C'ship: OA: R Alien
149150; A: 0. Boyd 152-158, T Penny 152159: 8-S. Decker 152-368. T. Smith 157.168. C:
R. Thome 12blW. 5. Leo 121-160. SOTDBC'ship: 0A:J. Whittakers6666: A: M. Absalan
6566. G. Bqrd 61-66; B: C . Gwdvnn 49-50. T. Smllh 52-55: C: S. Ina61-68.8. Miller 6 W .
LOT Club M u g G. Soyd 1514. HG: R Allen 235238
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R Blrllvr. 5 Allen W Parks ;%?I :OT :C cfi h'cw 16 011 15m K BcU ZWO. 5 Allen
N 2 R B3rlorr 31-12 l l F ? DR B W c b b 1630. K Barlo?i !GZO K Eel1 1420 D a l y HG
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52-13. C H C h n 3950. R Hew3 37-I0 Lldle: R G a ~ 137.5; I Alrger 2 8 W I n i D
Dunn ?l-M. S l.lcroan 2310 V i l C Pr?rqilly 3i-30. D ti13away 2 8 %
HUGE 2 DAY SHOOT
(A NICE WEEKEND AWAY FROM HOME)
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KORIIMBCIRM GUN CLUB ANNIVERSAIIV SHOOT
Satunlay Wowember 24UI, 12.00 won sharp
Sunday Wowember 25th, 12.00 noon sharp
50T DIB ANNIVERSARY CH'SHIP
50T STHE BALLTMP CW'SWIP
A.B.C. 1 & 2.
A.B.C. 1 & 2 (loz loads only)
50T ANNIVERSARY SKEET CH'SHIP
A.B.C. 1 & 2.
TAKE THE FAMILY TO 'COAL CREEK'
Enquiries: Neil Bull (03) 798 1655
Mobile 018 351 311
TRAP
NOVEMBER 9 , I O & 14
ECHUCA GUN CLUB
Friday 9
Event 1'
- MlTlAMO ROAD, EGHUCA
loam start
Victorian State Hcp
Nom. $20.00
50 targets off handicap marks
lst, 2nd, 3rd & Backmarker. BM 22-25111.
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Event 2' 25pr State DlRise Ch'ship 15m
Nom. $20.00
OA winner & AA, A, B, C grades. 2nd
trophies each grade.
LadiesNnrNets - Noms 60%.
Saturday 10
9am start
Event 3' 50TState DB Ch'ship 15m Nom. $20.00
OA, AA. A. B, C grades. 2nd trophies each
grade.
LadieslJnrNets - Noms 60%
Sponsored by Winchester Australia.
Event 4. 5 0 ~ ~ t a t e ~ ~ ~
15m
h ' sNom.
h i ~
$20.00
OA, AA, A, B, C grades.
Ladies, Junior, Vets sections.
2nd trophies each grade.
LadieslJuniorsNets 60% noms.
Sponsored by Mulwex Powders.
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Event 4a Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Teams
Match
9.30am start
Sunday 11
~Event
~, 5" ~SOT State
~ Pts~Ch'ship 15m Nom. $20.00
Sponsored by Bay City Clay Targets.
OA winner AA, A, 6 ,C grades.
LadiesNuniorlVets sections.
2nd trophies each grade.
LadiesIJunlVets Noms 60"!0.
Event 5a 50T Open State Postal Team. 15 highest
scores events 3, 4. 5. Ten highest scores
to count.
25T Ladies State Postal Team. 6 highest
Scoresevent 3.4,5. Five highest scoresto
count.
255 Junior State Postal Team. 6 highest
scores events 3,4.5. Five highest scores
to count,
High Gun, Sash &Trophy-Open. Ladies
&Junior Teams.
^Events to be shot one visit - 6 members oer sauad.
State Open High Gun events 1, 2 3,4, 5. '
State Veteran, Ladies & Junior High Gun events 7, 2, 3, 4, 5.
State Junior Perpetual "Winchester" Australia Trophy and trophy.
Five highest qualifiers in the open team to receive State Team Jacket of $50 to previous winners to
represent Victoria at the 7997 Nationals.
Optional purse $5 events 7, 2, 3, 4, 5. Division 60%, 30%, 10%.
VCTA President & Tournament Director: Glenn Woodhatch (054) 40 2536
VCTA Secretary: Arch Mackinnon (058) 26 2470
VCTA Annual Meeting at close shooting Friday 9th at Echuca Gun Club Clubhouse.
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FRRNKSTON 14890 Gwd (51) 25T Pis C'rhlp. A & OA: G Ash 74-75;B. J. O'Rorke
87-90. C K Hare 65-75 25T SB C'shlp: A & OA: T Gmmen 27.28: B. M Giapimkii
22-25, C G Trapler 2&25 25T DB C'ship: A h OA: K. Calder 27-2$ 8: M. GiaplUakrs
25-25.C V Rino 24-2525T BT C'ship A & OA G. Ash 23-25; 8. G. Hayden 22-25. C: R.
Heard2 5 2 7 IWTSk! C'ship. A & OA. B Thomson 9S.IW; B:B. Mack 92-lW: C. M. Baln
@ 2 l W 1ooTRenchC'shlp. A & OA: P Clancy 8ZIW. B: R. SlnclaU 69-IW; C: J. Rlro
PJOVEMBER PROGRAMME
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FRANgSTON 1-490-Good (551 SOT Sponlng OA G Eames 5155. AA IHale 61-78
8 Webley 5&75 A G Thayer 5&58 W Eames42SO. B G Panie 39.P Passarm 38 C S
Event 1. W.T. Henwood Points Grd. Ch'ship
40t. Grd. A.B.C.
Nom.
Event 2. Rupe Henwaod D/B Grd. Ch'ship
Nom.
40t. Tartan Sash, Ribbons.
Nom.
Event 3. B.N Jones D/Rise Grd. Ch'ship
A.B.C. 15 Pair. Tartan Sash, Ribbons.
Event 4. Neville Moore Skeet Grd. Ch'ship Nom.
A.B.C. 751. Tartan Sash. Ribbons.
BENALM GUM CLUB IIUG.
Saturday November 10th
- Iprn
Event 1. l o t Pointscore C.D.
Event 2. 30t "Rose Festival" Ch'ship. A.B.C. 1st & 2nd.
Event 3. 20t "Repco Australia" D.B. Handicap. lst, 2nd,
3rd & B.M.
Event 4. 15t D.B. Tower. 1st 15 in shoot-off then points.
High Gun Sash.
$14.00
$14.00
$10.00
$22.00
Saturday 10th
Event 1. 251 Pts Grd. Ch'ship.
A.B.C.
Event 2. 251 DIE Grd. ch'ship
A.B.C.
Event 3. 25t Pts U D Grd. A.B.C.
Event 4. 501 Skeet Grd. Ch'shiu
A.B.C.
Event 5. 501 Skeet Hcp 1-2-3
AA 0. A 1, B 2, C 4.
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $14.00
Nom. $14.00
Saturday 17th
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 DTL 1.00PN START
Event I 10 Tgt Continental Double Barrel Eye Opener
84.00
Sponsored by Col Mackie Motors.
Event2
20 Tgt Continental Double Barrel
88.00
Championship 1st E2nd ABC
OIS81.00
Event 3
20 Tgl Pointscore Championship
88.00
1st G 2nd ABC
OlS$1.00
Event4
20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship
$8.00
1st E 2nd ABC + Best JuniorOIS $1.00
Event 5
20 Tgt Handicap 1st. 2nd E 3rd +
88.00
B.Marker
OIS81.00
HlGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM
NNAL SriOOT OFF FOR YEARLY SENIOR HlGH GUN TROPHY (To
be ronlcrred bg llrlnners 01th~
rnonlhly Hgh Clrn Trophies lhroughoul
1990)6 1990JUNIOR CHAAIPlOh - lo k conresled bu w.nners of
Besl j w l o r Trophres lhroughoul lhe year.
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 SKEET 12 NOON START
JUNIOR OTL 1.30PM START
Event 1
50 Tgt Col Mackie Skeet Championship
$15.00
Sponsored by Col Mackie Motors.
1st G 2nd ABC + Best Junior
01s $2.00
Event 2 50 Tgt Col Mackie Motors Skeel Championship $15.00
OIS $2.00
Sponsored by Col Mackie Motors
1st E 2nd ABC + Best Junior
Ladies. Junior and Velemns % Noms E w n h 2. 3, 4 G 5 DTL and
Eucnh I C 2 Skeel.
Membem please nolr Annual Meeling at Club House an Thursday
Nowmber 2Znd a1 8.OOpm.
President
.
Secretary
Bev Penny
Tony Penny
Ph(060)24 4215AH
Ph(050)55 5452BH
Event 1. Jeff Hanson Trench 200 Grd. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
Junior. Under 21.
Saturday 17th:
1001Trench Grd. Ch'ship A.B.C.
Nom. $26.00
Sunday 18th:
1001Trench Grd. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
Nom. $26.00
HlGH GUN OVER 200T
Event 2. Frank Cuartero DIE Grd. Ch'ship
AA.A.B.C., Novice. 50t
Nom. $16.00
All trophies donated by Frank Cuartero.
Event 3. 251 Points Grd. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
Nom. $9.00
Event 4.251 DlB Grd. U D
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $21.00
Event 5. 75t Skeet Grd. Ch'ship
Sundav
18th
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21 years).
i O O t I.S.U. Skeel Grd. Ch'ship. A.B.C. (Junior Under
21 years).
Saturday 24th
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
25t Points Grd. Ch'shio. A.B.C.
25t DIB Grd. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
25t DIB Grd U D
75t Skeet Grd. A.B.C. Cash O D
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $9.00
Nom. $9.00
Mom. $21.00
Saturday 1st December
Note: For skeet shooters of all ages.
1001"Fred Thatcher" Skeet Ch'ship.
AA.A.6.C. &Junior.
All trophies donated by Fred Thatcher.
401 Points Grd. Ch'ship
AA.A.B.C., Novice
Nom. $14.00
401 DIB Grd. Ch'ship
A A. A.B.C.
'Nom. $14.00
15 Pair DlRiseGrd. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
Nom. $10.00
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SATURDAY 3rd
- I P M - PRACTICE FROM 12 NOON
15 TARGET POINTS CASH DlVlDE
20 TARGET GRADED DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
OIA Sash plus 25%. 1st A, B. C 15%; 2nd A. 8. C. 10%
20 TARGETS GRADED SINGLE BARREL
1st B 2nd A. 8. C
15 TARGETS HANDICAP
lst, 2nd. 3rd plus Best Back Marker 22-25m
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
EVENT 4
WEDNESDAY 7th
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
- 6.30PM - PRACTICE FROM 6PM
15 TARGETS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
lst, 2nd, 3rd Sash Overall plus Best Front Marker 11-15m
GEOFF MARK SPORTS GRAND PRlX
15 TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL OFF 15 METRES
Overall: Case of Shells plus Sash
1st ll-15m. 16-20m, 21.25111: % Case of Shells pius Ribbon. 2nd '14 case
Trophy Best Lady B Best Junior
THIS EVENT SPONSORED BY GEOFF MARK SPORTS - BALLARAT (053) 33 2709
WEDNESDAY 14th
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
SATURDAY 17th
EVENT 1
EVENT2
EVENT 3
EVENT 3
EVENT 3
President:
MI R. Ahmllng
Bus: 376 1522
Home: 318 3151
$8.00
10 TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL CASH DIVIDE
40 TARGETS GRADED DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
OIA Sash plus 25% 1st A. B, C 15%; 2nd A. 8. C 10%
15 TARGETS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
1st. 2nd, 3rd
OIA Sash. Best Front Marker l l - 1 5 m
HIGH GUN SASH OVER PROGRAM
56.00
$15.00
$7.00
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15 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE - 16m
OIA Sash plus 25%, 1st A, B, C 15%: 2nd A, B, C 10%
15T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
1st 2nd. 3rd Sash Overall plus Best Front Marker ll-15m
WEDNESDAY 28th
EVENT I
EVENT2
$8.00
$8.00
- I P M - PRACTICE FROM 12 NOON
WEDNESDAY 2 l s t
EVENT I
EVENT 2
15 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE
QIA Sash plus 25%: 1st A, B, C 15%; 2nd A, B. C 10%
AA - 20m; A - lam; B - 16m, C - 14m, 1st. 2nd, 3rd
$8.00
$8.00
58.00
15 TARGETS POINT SCORE CASH DlVlDE
IS90 VICTORIAN GUN CLUB DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
20 TARGETS OFF 15 METRES
OIA Sash plus 25%; 1st A, B, C 15% plus Ribbon: 2nd A. B. C 10%
Trophy Best Lady plus Best Junior
15 TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL C/D 16 METRES
EVENT ONE closes one hour alter start
LADIEWETERANWJUNIORS REDUCED NOMINATIONS
$1 00 Optional Sweep on all Championships
Off-The-Fence Shot Every Night
Excellent Canteen Facilities
Secrstaly:
Maureen McKenna
27 Baggon Drive,
Hoppan Crossing 3030
MS
Ph: 749 2796
IPJGE 41
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GEELONG CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
NOVEMBER
PROGRAM 1990
Sunday, 18th November,
1990
to be held at
Sunday 4th
1pm start. E.O. closes 1.45pm
Event 1. 10t Points E.O. C.D.
$4.50
Event 2. 25t D.B. Pts Championship
$8.00
Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd ea. grade.
Badge OA.
$8.00
Badge OA.
Event 4. 25t Mixed Meterage Championship
(A-18) (B-16) (C-14)
$8.00
lst, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Badge OA.
Event 5. Skeet Sweepstakes time permitting.
HIGH GUN SASH OVER EVENTS 7-2-34
Metropolitan Clay Target
Club Inc.
O'Herns Road, Epplng.
Event 1
l o t EYO Pts.
Nom. $6.00
1st A, B G C.
Event 2
20t SIB
Nom. $9.00
lstG2ndA, B G C .
*Red. nom. $7.00
Nom. $9.00
Event 3
20t Pts.
1st G 2nd A, B G C.
*Red. nom. $7.00
Event 4
30t DIB
Norn. $13.00
1st G 2nd A, B G C.
'Red. nom. $9.00
25t Skeet
Nom. $10.00
Event 5
1st A. B 6 C.
*Note: Reduced norns. for Ladies, Juniors
G Veterans.
&
This shoot is generously sponsored by:
Saturday 24th
1pm start. E.O. closes 1.45pm
I
Event 1. 10tPolnts E O.C.D.
$4.50
$15.00
Event 2. 50t D.B. Champ~onship
Graded A B.C. 1st 2nd, 3rd ea. grade.
Badge each grade wlnner.
Event 3. 25t D.B. Cont. Championship
$8.00
Badge OA.
Event 4. 25t Ball Trapchampionship
$8.00
Badge OA.
President
Graham Mahoney
(052) 63 2286
W
Secretary:
Peter Cleary
Box 857 Geelong
(052) 48 1536
A. FAVPhEORO
PLUMBING PTY. LTD.
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COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL - DOMESTIC
PLUMBING
MASTER PLUMBER 6 GASFITTER
41 Collins St, Thornbury, Vic. 3071
Phone 484 7183. Mobile 018 352 681
Thesupportof the following organisattonsisgreatly
appreciated:
a T&C Motors Pty Ltd, 118 Dundas St,
Thornbury. P h 4 8 4 251 5
Nillumbik Cellars Pty Lt4 379 Eelmore
Rd, Balwyn P h 8 5 7 8320, & 11 Chute
St, Diamond Creek. P h 4 3 8 1249.
Concorde Liquor Pty Ltd, 7 0 Railway Rd,
Blackbum. P h 894 2555.
Hillon Business Agency, I st Floor, 7 0
Doncaster Rd, North Balwyn
a Mobos Constructions Pty Ltd, 6 Swanston
St, Preston. P h 4 8 0 5100.
S. Zotti
480 3028
E. Montanaro
846.1718
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RflflF POINT COOK
AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARIiET CLUB INC.
cicln CLUB
NOVEMBER '90
PROGRAM
Club: Rossiters Road, Carrum Downs
Phone 782 1626
Friday November 2
NOVEMBER
PROGMM
IOtgt U O CID
20tgt PTS. 1st G 2nd each grade.
20tgt DIB CID
SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
Friday November 9
lOtgt PTS CID
20tgt SIB. 1st G 2nd each grade.
20tgt PTS CID
Friday November 16
lOtgt PTS CID Cont.
20tgt DIB Cont. 1st G 2nd each grade.
20tgt SIB CID
Sunday November 18
CHRISTMAS SHOOT - CLUB MEMBERS
ONLY.
75T Sporting Championship
Olall, M.A.B.C. L.J.V.
$20
SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
1. 401 Points-Cash each Grade A.B.C.
2. 50T Double Barrel Championship
M.A.B.C.
3. 25T Ball Trap - Trophy A.B.C.
4. lOOT Skeet Cham~ionshioA.B.C.
5. 100T Trench chahPionship A.B.C.
$13
$15
$8
$23
$25
SUNDAY 11TH NOVEMBER
40T Points Championship A.B.C.
40T Double Barrel Ch'ship A.B.C.
25T Ball Trap - Trophy A.B.C.
50T Skeet Championship M.A.B.C.
50T Skeet Trophy A.B.C.
6. lOOT Trench Championship A.B.C.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
$13
$13
$8
$13
$13
$25
SUNDAY 18TH NOVEMBER
Friday November 23
l 5 t g t PTS CID
15tgt SIB CID
20tgt DIB CID
Friday November 30
lOtgt PTS CID
20tgt DIB. 1st & 2nd each grade.
20tgt SIB CID
NOTE:All Friday shoots commence at 6.30pm.
AU Sunday shoots commence at 1 1.30am.
Enquiries
Phil Pegg
Digby ~ i c h a r d s
A.H. only
WIH 368 1421
(03) 369 6042
1. 40T Points-Cash each Grade A.B.C.
2. 50T Double Barrel Championship
M.A.B.C.
3. 25T Ball Trap -Trophy A.B.C.
4. 50T Skeet Championship M.A.B.C.
5. 50T Skeet Troohv A.B.C.
6. 50T Trench championship A.B.C.
7. 50T Trench Trophy A.B.C.
$13
$15
$8
$13
$13
$15
$15
SATURDAY 24TH &
SUNDAV 25TH NOVEMBER
VIC MASTERS GAMES TO BE HELD ON
CLUBGROUNDS
No Nominations will be accepted on Shoot Days.
Practice traps will also be closed on both
these days
A W m N D W GUN CIfllB
Sunday November 4
- 12.30pm
301 D.B. Club Championship
20pr DIDoubles Club Ch'ship
Swann Rd, Alexandra. - Great family atmosphere.
BY0 BBQ facilities - Afiemoon tea.
On the banks of the Goulbum River.
Pres: Jack Woolmer
(057) 7 2 1 0 5 0
Sec: S u e McNair
(057) 74 21 18
N@@R@U
a a N EaaB ONE,
Saturday IYcrvember 24, 1990 at 1 p m
30t STATE S.B. TOWER CH'SHIP
25t Terang Jewellers D.B. Ch'ship
25t Points Ch'ship
Mcikoiror37 A Crawley 34. Ladles L Thafer 28 J AtngerU jnr J Vandemel 23. Vei
B Mitchell 40. A Walker 33 Team P Ginlhoni K Morgan 93-1W
Sunday 18th Novem
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12.30pm start
25 Tgl D/B Champlomhlp. O/A 8 Grades.
Event f
Noms. $8.00
Event2
Event3
Evenla
10 Pr Dwbla Rlss Champlonshlp. OIA & Grades.
25Tgl Ball Trap Championship. OIA & Grades. Nams. S0.W
POTgt Handlcsp. Ist. 2nd. 3rd & EM.
Sweeps on all E m t s , PrscWce from 11.30srn.
Jackpot on Events 1 . 2 & 3.
COSGROVE GUN CLUB INC.
Friday November 23,1990
- 7.00prn
XMAS SHOOT E CHAMPIONSHIP
2 x lOtgt Hcp l o t 15m.
1st. 2nd. 3rd ea 1 0 tgt.
Norn. $12 - O/S $1 ea 1 0 tgt.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 30tgt
OA,A,B,C.Norn.$9.O/S$l.
HIGH GUN.
Secretary G.N.T. Ballintine (058) 28 5205
C A B A A T Brac:larCObl A D eltnrs6C-65 B I Vixcer 4650 C X ~oru.:!147-53
3 T Ft;G:: C'rh~pOA e A A Ble3re 9490. B B Ro4n::n 73-75 C U I1cnr;cI 72-78
7 j T S k G.3 C s3.p C A & AA B R r m p n n 7S75. A B A i r r d 73-75 9 S i#r:e;71-7!
C S hldccoia i s 7 5 2 j T S P Ubl Oh & A 6 Tr>.Tiron 2i-2:. B 5 ecnre1121.25. C P
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GOROKE 1-9-90- Fine,a'casl (25) IoOT Med C ' r h g . OA & A. G Helghl 151-161. T
Rerhke 150151. 6.C. Jarred 13&150. F Phlpps 126150, C- D. Harrlr 117-150. L Hesrd
981W
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1.lETROPOLITRN 2-990 - \'let dull (2;) I5T n: LO bl GIII)II?IX.L
44.45 B LYD~CY
41.4: P 9111:~44.45 ? j T CB A B Lrtley 2323 6 M G,lp.l:?ik.; 1 P 2 0 C C War3
.72- 25: D I ~A b L?b!ey 2525 a D I.I:C%:IP~Y 27-?9 c N ~.ngi.!ly :a:= :S F,;
C m A E".n 4a48. G Ward 4548.8 Llblcy 47-48 26 S h A P Xrumlrr 2.'-BS 3 C;
\Yard 2&3l C S Mian 21.25
METROPOLITAN 23I1.90- nne.hu(28) 1W R s E O P Krumas. F Cuanero 3030. T.
Spence. G Ward 2MO. 1ST DB. A: B. Lobley 2S-29: 8: f. Cuanero 2&20, C.S Scalora
l a 1 9 1W DB B. Lobley 22-28, S. Scdora 27-28. N. Aamar 2627. 15T H'cap G.Ward
42-42. N. Asmar 41-42. V Melchlone 20.21; BM. E. Labley 14-15. 25 Skl: A. P Krurnms
24-29: 8: G Ward 2829: C: j. Mvli 23-28.
NOORATZ5890- Cold. wmdy(21) 2STDBCont C'shlp OA & A. T. Grurnmel! 24-25.
W. Calaby 22-25. B: G Carbury 2345. M. Greene 2&29: C: M Nash 19.25. L Densely
1625. ZST DB C'shtp: OR & A N. Marlnos 2825. A Klnnear 34-35: B: S Dlgnan 24.25. G.
Carbury 23-26: C. M Nash 2325.8. Aldrich 1825 25TSB C'shtp OA & A T Grummrll
2s25. W Calaby 22-29: B. M. Green 21-27, K Vagg2&27. C: M Nash 14-25. L Denrlcy.
B Aldrrch 12-25
1100RAT 2 3 4 9 0 - Warm IUT Flr EO A Blnl ?&LC G Haydell U flein.ng. C
Hiyocn 2130 5UTO #moycTmF~erpCnelz OA & A
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GQSULEiMQONE Q@lNEL@B0133G,
MELBOURNE CUP SH
12 noon Start
Event 1 - 5t Eye Opener
Event 2 - 20t Melbourne Cup P.S. Grd Ch'ship
Event 3 - 20t Melbourne Cup D.B. Grd Ch'ship
Sashes each grade. A.B.C. 1st & 2nd prizes. Ladies' Sash.
High Gun on Events 2 & 3.
Barbecue facilities available ... BY0 chops and sausages etc.
Information: Chris Langridge 72 3661
SHEPPfiVON
CLRY TflRGET CMB lHl.
Sunday November - l a m start
4
1
Ladies, Juniors C Veterans Reduced Noms. - Lunch Auallable.
Event 1. l o t D.B. E.O. C.D.
Norns. $4.00
Red. Noms. $6.00 $8.00 OSOA $1.00
Event 2. 20t Grd Lenons Tyre Power D.B. Ch'ship
Sash plus 1st G 2nd each grade.
Event 3. 20t Grouped Sheppaiion Outdoor Sports Centre Handicap
11-15m, 16-19m,20-25m
Red. Noms. $6.00 $8.00 OS OA 5 1.OO
Event 4. 20t Grd D.B. Championship. Shepparton Outdoor Sports Centre.
Sash plus 1st & 2nd each grade:
Red. Noms. $6.00 $8.00 OSOA $1.M)
Event 5. 2Ot Grd Shimano Continental Ch'ship
Red. Noms. $6.00 $8.00 OSOA $1.00
Red. Noms. $32 Full $40
Sash plus 1st & 2nd each grade.
xrcllfis SFIO~T
Sunday December 2nd
Event 1. 30tgt Shepparton Adviser Champion of Champions Mixed Target Championship.
Event 2.
2OtGrd Nu-Brik D.B. Xmas Championship. Sash plus 1st G 2nd each grade.
Red. Noms. $5.00 Full $8.00 OSOA $1.00
Event 3. 20t Tony Calandro Metred D.B Championship. Sash plus cartridges 1st G 2nd each grade.
% case 1st. !4 case 2nd.
Red. Noms. $8.00 Full $12.00 OSOA $1.00
Event 4. Alan Kriss Memorial ... Off the fence.
Noms. $3.00.
Red. Noms. $24.00 Full $34.00
Free barbecue and plenty of beer after the shoo:.
Shooters' families welcome to BBQ
Cornplimenfs of the Calandro family.
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President: Steve Threlfall
Ph. (058)21 6572, AH (058)21 3679
Secretary: Alan Sims
Ph. (058)2 1 2908
Club location: Riuer Road, Kialla.
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4860. C W. H~tchcack5%60. D. Henry 50.60.2OT DB CD D. Hcnw. M. Zamwconh. A
Howden. R. Howden. M. Houden. W Ues 2S20
Racecourse Reserve. Deniliquin
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18th
Hawden SRM N Ivmnr G Srmlh 87-56
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Newmann 20-21, K Carbe:! ID 20
1 2 noon start
Event 1. 10T Continental Points Eye Opener
Event 2. ZOT Continental Points Championship.
OA & 2 grades.
Sponsored by Deni Discount Electrical
Event 3. 30T Double Barrel champions hi^. OA E 2
grades plus 2nd in grades.
Sponsored by Deni Discount Electrical
Event 4. 20T "Bill Cakebread Snr" Single Barrel
Memorial Championship. OA & 2 grades
plus Perpetual Trophy.
Event 5. Time Permitting - Repco Club Mug.
High Gun on Events 1, 2, 3 , 4 . Ribbon &Trophy.
The club reserves the right to change the program.
*****
REMINDER NOTICE
DENILIQUIN "GRAND PRIX"
SUNDAY JANUARY 27,1991
Australia Day weekend held in conjunction with the
Deniiiquin Sun Festival 25.26-27th. More details
December issue.
VENETO/&RUZZO 16490- Fme. dull 138) IOT Fio EO A. S 20111 23511. W B %oils
30.30. C S Scalora. I. Bullanon1 3030. 2OTPls A P. KNmm: 55.60, I Smith 64-ED 8 G
Ferronsto 5860. B Scotla 57-60; C: I. Bulla?.wnl SMO. C Chant 11-78 3OT DB A P
Kmmms 3 0 3 0 A Blease 2930. B M. Llvalore 4343, 8.Smrla 4143. C C Scina 3G30.
D. Slgmorano 32-34. 10 Pr DR A E Lobley 1620, B b b l e y 2230. B N A m u r 16-20.A
DtPl~lro1520. C. S Scaloia 12-20. C. Scotla 1WO 25 SL1. A hl Piccdo 23-25.5 D
Lobley Zr25. C. S. Mlian 2526.
VICMRlAN IS890 Cold. 1ST Fts CD: A. Toner,. C Cutajar 45-45. S Rmdsll. D,
NellronIC45 lSTSBC'rh,p:M Itaha 17-18.D.Nellron IE16.R P e w 14-16 iSTGrdD5
C'ship- OA R Godfrey W63: A. R. PenY 6263.1 Gliaplds 61.62. B A Varano39-40. G
Zaqorc 262$ C. D. Henry 22-23. P. Galea 21-23
VICMRlAN 2 2 8 9 0 Cold (53). ISTCD. G Vella. G. Went 4593. A. Dminoaie 44.45
15TDBCsh~p.W llen35-35. M. Gaverella 34-35, A Dinstale 30-31. 15T Crd DB Csh>p.
OA A Vsran94545: A J. Smith 4345. G. Went 4MS: B: D lervss14546. S Rzza342-45,
C I. Harbaiile 41-45. D. Henry 4045
*****
President Ron Cugley
(058)81 4139
Secretary Heather King
PO Box 115, Deniliquin
2710
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YICTORllUl6W Cooi(S1). 1ST Grd SB C ' s h ~ pDA V Ilea 16-IS, A P Howden
22-23. M, Howden 21-23: 8: G. Zagorc 14-15.1 Harbanle ISIS. C P Rhoder iC1S. M.
Cavsrella 151s. 1SP Crd DB C'shlp: OA: M Howden 64-64, A W lles 63-64. G Mark
5960.B. G Mazdnan ls2O.I. Harbottle 1819.C. A Scalora 14-16. N Eksmai 1515 15T
Grd PS C'shlp: OA: A. Varano 4746: A. V. Floaer 4648. A Dmalale. M. H m d e n , B A.
Howden 41.4s. G. Zagorc 40-45; C: S. Scalora 4-5. P Rhdem 36-45
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YICTORlAN I 6 4 9 0
Mid. LST n s C D R A.nnhng. R. Elan$. C Nelsca 15T DB
C'shm V Flower In. 1 RiaoZnd, I. HarboNe3rd, ISTH'cap R Hsdlow 1st. A Demuii
2nd. 1ST Oid DB: A. G Prllchaid In. V. Flower 2nd. 0' N Asmar 11. C Nelrcn 2nd: C
H. Ralih I s . D Henry 2nd.
WANGARAlTA -1
-Sunny. rme (35). IOT PS € 0 . Pas;. T. Harmeaue;. V. Ryen.
C. Sanders. R. Allen. 2OT PS C'shlp OA & B. 0. Ford 6666.D Hunt 6263: A V Ryan
63.66. G. Boyd 116-116: C: P. Ounsan 4660. B. Heam 47-63. 20T DB C'rhip. OA & A. G
Boyd 8585. T. Hargreaves U-W 8: P Green 20.21, C. Sanders3631. C. L. Peters I5ZO.
P. Dunrian 1820: lnr: S Plnnei 11-20.2OT Con, C'E~IP:
OA & A A Penney 24-24. G Pmner 2524; B. P. Penlt 1520, V Tomasoni 2525: C. P. Dunliin 1823. H Slolw 17-23 HG
T Harmeaves 61-70.
WEEXIBEE 9990--Fie(SS). € 0 LOTPS: P. M g . G. Pnmhaid. G Grant. M Barnloid.
R. RUM!!. T. Brown 2OT Conl. A: D. Waring 4040. T. Demur1 3%40,0' P Pegg 2&28. I
Flnch 21-28: C: H Chamberlain 2020. N. Stockdale 1520 20T SB A & OR T Gourdon
25-26, V Flower 2428. 8. V. Malllcalnr 20.22. D. Gray 1522. C N Slmkdale 1820. B
ECHUCA
GUN CLUB
Please note: State Carnival
November 9,10 & 11.
Saturday November 24 12 noon start
Event 1
Noms. $14.00
50t Skeet Championship
Event 2
Noms. $7.00
20t Ball Trap Championship.
Noms. $7.00
Event 3
20t D.B. Championship.
R. Traill
President
(054) 84 1356
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D. W. Penn
Secretary
(054) 82 3604
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GUN CbUB
SUNDAY 25th NOVEMBER, '90
I 1am START
20 Targets DIE from 25m
Postal Nominations $75.00 (to be sent to Secretary)
MAXIMUM OF 55 SHOOTERS
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
5TH
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
=
=
=
=
=
$1000
$500
$300
$200
$150
6TH
TTH
8TH
9TH
lOTH
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
PRIZE
=
=
=
=
=
$100
$75
$75
$50
$50
(if full quota)
Trophy Awarded to: Juniors 18 and Under
Ladies and Veterans
Optional Sweep - $10.00 each 10 Targets &
all Sweep $10.00.
PRACTICE 9.00 to 11.00am Sunday 25th
November. 1990.
A SHOOT WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 24TH
C/D EVENTS.
NOVEMBER, 1990 AT 1.00prn
SECRETARY
PRESIDENT
Mary Walker
Reg Walker
"Glenvale" RMB 1260
(057) 96 2460
AVENEL 3664
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SOUTHERN PEMINSULB
MonT)rly PROGR~H
NOVEMBER
CERBERUSGUNCLUB
Sec Mr Uld Cenol(03) 789 7926 Mehvay 104 H 2
SATURDAY 3rd 12.30 START
EVENT
10 Tgt Pts
50 Tgt Dl8 Club Championship
25 Tgt Points
Final Headlight and Heater High-Gun
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC)
Ssc M r S f w M JJame(O3) 7119 7452 Mskay 146A 7 1
SATURDAY 24th 12.30 STAR1
EVENT
10 DIB El0
5 Tgt Dl8 Champ Grd J. Ferrero Memorial
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC)
Ssc R ~ k S c o f l ( O 5 98)6 6445 MeMay ZW K 2
SATURDAY 17th 12.30 START
EVENT
10 Tgt DIB CD E l 0
75 Tgt Scorpio DIB Championship ABC 1&2
State Mini Continental SIB Chamoionshi~ABC 182
50 Target Simu1atedAA.BG Ladies Veterans & Juniors
NOTICE
Change of date of the Boort Gun Club November
DayINight Shoot.
Postponed from the 10th of November and will
now be held on November 17.
PROGRAM
Saturday November 17 - 12 noon start
DAY
l o t Eyeopener.
25t Meering West S.B. Graded Ch'ship.
25t Grouped Handicap 11-15, 16-21.
22-25.
20t Durham Ox D B Graded Ch'ship.
NIGHT 15t Twilight Pts Eyeopener.
50t State Night D.B. Graded Ch'ship.
High Gun over Events 2, 3, 4 & 6.
Tea provided at the grounds.
For any further information contact:
Miss Susan Rigney,
Box 48, Boort, 3537.
Phone (054) 55 2218
UIEIRRIBEE
GUN CLUB 19NC
Cnr Leakes & Derrimut Rds
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 1th
Commencing 12.30
Eyeopener
10T Points
$4.50
Event 1
$7.50
20T J. Pistone Pointscore Graded Chamo
1 & 2 each arade
Event 2
$7.50
20T Double Barrel Graded
1 & 2 each grade
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25th
Eve Ooener
10T Points
$4.50
~ient.1
$7.50
25T Club Balltrap Graded Champ
1 G 2 each arade
Event 2
$7.50
25T Werribee Champion of Champions
Double Barrel Graded
1 & 2 each grade
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President: Bill Abbott
Secretary: Trevor Brown
AH 749 2422
I
AUSTMLIAM C M H "EfARGET
ASSOCIATION INC
1991 Annual Registration and
CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
(To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Registration Form)
'Please use Registration Number
'Registered Number ....................
..........................................................................................................................................
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Surname..............
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.......................................................
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Christ~anNames..........................................................................
Postcode................................
Telephone Number
My existing (or last recorded) shooting details are:
Australian Common Mark
o Australian Down The Line Handicap
e Australian Skeet Handicap ............................
.
.
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e I.S.U. Trench Grading ..............................................................................................................
.......................................................................................
e I.S.U. Skeet Grading.................... .
.
G u n Club as a
I hereby apply for membership of the
Continuing or
New member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year
endina 31st December, 1991, and attach hereto the following fees:
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Type of Membership
Club Life Member ..........................................................................................................................
Club Membership ..........................................................................................................................
Members Accident Insurance $3.50 ......................... .
.
............................................................
A.C.T.A. Annual Registration Adult Fee $43 .........................................................................
Second and Successive Adult Family Members of Common Address $27 .................
Veteran Concession: Over the age of 65 years at date of registration $27 ................
Long Service Concession: Over the age of 60 years at date of registration with
30 years continuous membership with the A.C.T.A. $27 .................................................
Junior Membership: Under the age of 18 years at the date of registration $10
(Nil "Shooting News" if registering as a Junior) ............................... ...................................
New Adult Registered Shooters includes $5 levy Legislation Fighting Fund $48 .....
TOTAL
Signature................................................................................................................................. Date...........................................
THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB
PAGE 48
- THE FORM WHEN COMPLETEDIS TO BE RETAINED B Y THE CLUB.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS - NOVEMBER 1990
Winchester Ball Powder
The case for the Defence.
When the allied defence
forces introduced Winchester
Ball Powderduring World War2,
wear and tear on weapons was
drastically reduced. Barrel life
was significantly increased.
Accuracy improved. And reater
consistency was achieve$.
As a result Winchester Ball
Powder Propellants have been
used in over 90% of all U.S.
Militarysmall calibre ammunition
in the past 40 years. Today the
same applies for the military
and civilian sporting shooters
alike.
\VD(iiii,ibIa.n, I,
Greatest chemical stability
High accuracy
ever attained.
and ballistic uniformity.
Lower
flame temperature. Less muzzle
Minimum pressure and
flash.
velocity variations at
shooting temperature
extremes. Super
With the results achieved
from using Winchester Ball
Powder.. . the Defence rests.
You can too. Send the
coupon forwinchestel's FREE
Loading Data Book- now in
ts 10th Edition.
ster Reloaders Service
ster Division Olin Australia Ltd.
776, Ceelong, Vic 3220.
Address .....................................
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TARGET LOADS
Setting the pattern
others can only follow.
Win
)ur leaders
is
in amm~,,,.,,,, .,,ducts
leaendarv.
In the toughest trap and
skeet competitions, shooters
have learned to rely on
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Winchesterwinningconsistency.
From primer to crimp,
Winchester best quality
components are loaded for
performance. Fast with light
recoil and att terns with ~ e r f e c t
distribution of shot
)ff after shc
legendary
consistencv and
won through, time
and tlme agaln. Over the past 10
years, Winchester Target Loads
have
Australian
Shooting Titles than all other
brands combined. Maybe i f s the
consistent dense even patterns
Maybe it's Winchester's exclusive
soft recoil design.
1
1
25 TAR
.,", ",
Whatever the reason,
Winchester sets the pattern the winning pattern others can
only follow.
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november - Australian Clay Target Association

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