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CONTENTS
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
-OCTOBER 19845
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR'S NOTES
.l:ly me tune t!llS l6sue or \J:.l'.::;..N. IS pnnte<l., some very
important decisions· will have been taken at a meeting of
the National's Sub-Committee.
This Sub-Committee has been appointed by the
Executive Committee to look at all aspects of the running
of National Championships. Now that three separate
series are conducted - Trap, Slteet and Olympic Discipline
Nationals, the recommendations made by the SubCommittee become even more important.
One of the major recommendations will cover the
rotation of Nationals between the States. The Trap
Nationals in Perth in 1985 are the last ones on the current
roster, so the Sub-Committee will be deliberating at some
length on that problem. Questions arise each year on the
program format at each Nationals, trophies, cash awards,
medals, sponsorship, the use of re-loads, and many other
points.
The Sub-Committee's recommendations will be put to
the Executive Committee when it next meets following the
Skeet Nationals on November 18.
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The 1984 Skeet Nationals will be conducted at
Melbourne Gun Club from Wednesday November 14, to
Saturday November 17. A change to the program this year
is the running of the Grand Australian Skeet Handicap of
50 targets. Three 50 target Championships will be
conducted, as well as the Commonwealth and National
Skeet Championships of 100 targets.
Enjoy your shooting,
IAN C. lULL
RAFFLE TO HELP
OLYMPIC TEAM
The Australian Shooting Association (ASA) will conduct
a raffle to offset the considerable costs of preparation for
the Olympic Shooting Team and of sending them to Los
Angeles_
First prize will be a Diamond Grade shotgun, generously
donated by Winchester. The gun is complete with Monte
Carlo stock, 30-in. barrels with raised rib and Winchokes
and comes fully cased in a Diamond Grade gun case.
Total value of the prize is nearly $1,600 and tickets,
costing $1.00 each, are available from ASA or its affiliated
organisations:
Amateur Pistol Shooting Union of Australia.
Australian Clay Target AssQCiation.
Australian Small BOJ;e,Rifle Association.
Field & Game Federation of Australia.
National Rifle Association of Australia.
Sporting Shooters Association of Australia.
Telephone orders tor tickets may be made direct to ASA,
quoting Bankcard, American Express or Diners Club
number on (03) 266 5447, or by writing to: Olympic Raffle,
Australian Shooting Association, P.O. Box 31, South
Melbourne, Vic. 3205.
Tickets may also be purchased in books of 5 and sales
will cease on November 16 and the draw will be held on
November 23. Results will be published in newspapers on
November 27.
Our Olympic Team of nine competitors and two officials
put shooting on the front pages of newspapers throughout
Australia and gave their sport a tremendous boost. Each
made many individual sacrifices to represent Australia
and all shooters are asked to help meet the costs of preparing and sending the team to Los Angeles by supporting the
raffle.
The Australian Shooting Association gratefully
acknowledges the generosity of Winchester in making this
Valuable and attractive prize available for the raffle. The
donation illustrates the company's continuing commitment to supporting ASA's activities and the sport of
shooting.
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THE 1984 LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS
Peter Quire, Olympic Shooting Team Coach
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On behalf of myself and the team members I would lilte
to thank all of you who sent the shooting team members
telegrams or messages of good luck. They were greatlyappreciated and lifted morale.
The clay target shooters of Australia have every reason to
be proud of their Olympic representatives. Jiin Ellis, Terry
Rumbel, Ian Hale and Alex Crikis. I am, both as their coach
and as an Australian.
In Olympic competition official placings go down to
eighth (8) place, so we have three of our four man team in
the official Olympic placings, this is indeed an excellent
result, especially considering the size of the fields in the
trap and skeet events. 71 in trap and 70 in skeet. The
shooting team. as a whole, had the best result ever in an
Olympic competition.
The clay shooters performed well in the build·up to the
Olympics. In I.S.U. slmet Alex Crikis competed in Fort
Benning prior to leaving for San Antonio for the I.S.U.
Skeet Championships_ The event at Benning was the interservices competition, Alex finished 5th overall and 2nd in
the visitors section. In San Antonio. Ian Hale and Alex
Cruds came 2nd in the two man team event and second in
the three man team event. They were joined by John
Woolley of New Zealand in that event. Individually Alex
and Ian were placed equal fifth.
Jim Ellis and Terry Rumbel also competed in the interservices match in Fort Benning. Terry came 2nd overall
and first in the visitors section, Jim was 4th and 2nd in the
visitors.
The team moved into the Olympic Village in Los Angeles
on the 22nd of July. The Village was approximately 60
kilometres from the shooting ground. Training at the
Olympic venue was limited but the team trained well in the
time available.
Olympic Trap commenced on the first day of competition. There was afield of 71 shooters. with the competition
shot over three days. 75, 75 ~d 50 targets. At the end of
the first day Jim Ellis and Terry Rumbel were in second
place, they had both' shot well and were working hard.
With the temperature in the 30s, and the long trip to and
from the venue and the great pressure of Olympic competition. the strength of the competitor, both mentally and
physically, is of great importance. Many of the other countries' representatives stayed in the area of the grounds to
avoid the long trip each day.
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• Some of the crowd of 5,000 watching the shooting.
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• A velJl slim Alex erikis.
Second day - JiIn Ellis had maintained his 2nd place and
Terry had slipped to 14;th position. Third and last day of
Trap, the pressure on the leaders was immense and scores
varied greatly. JiIn finished with two targets off the winning score, 192 won Gold and JiIn shot 190, equal fifth with
Carrega of France, the world champion, but was placed 6th
on a count back. Terry shot a great 50 straight on the last
day to a standing ovation from the large crowd. He finish·
ed in 7th place with 189, 3 targets off the winner.
• One of the three layouts at Prado.
Of course, our champion, like all champions, were
disappointed not to have won. This was the goal they had
been striving for for the past four years, but in a field of 71
champions, to shoot just two and three off the best scores
over three days of extreme pressure, is something anyone
would, or should be, proud of. If there had been a teams
match, as in the Commonwealth Games or the World
Championships, our two Trap representatives would have
won it hands down.
" AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - OCTOBER 1984
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• Ian Hale and TerlJl Rumbel pictured at the range.
Ian Hale had been placed 6th in the pre-Olympics held in
Los Angeles in April, when the Eastern Bloc countries
were present, and had continued to hold that form in a
wider field for the Olympics. He finished with just five off
the winning score of 198, it was the equal fourth score, but
Ian was in 8th position on count back. Alex shot 190, eight
off the winning score, but was unfortunate on the last day,
to be drawn next to Matt Dryke of the U.S.A. who was the
subsequent gold medallist.
Skeet was the last event and attracted about 5,000 spectators who clapped and cheered each tiIne Matt shot. Alex
had to wait before he shot, for the cheering etc. to stop. It is
my view that Alex did a great job to finish with a score of
190 in the circumstances. Ian Hale has iInproved his world
ranlting from 14th in 1983 to 8th in 1984. A great effort.
Patti Dench, the free pistol shooter, won Australia's first
medal, the first shooting medal since 1900. She is a
dedicated and courageous performer, and a good ambassador for the target shooting sports.
Bryan Wilson, the running target shooter, was unlucky
not to have won a medal, and is a great prospect for
Australia in the future.
The clay shooters, however, turned in a great performance with an official 6th, 7th and 8th position. The
Eastern Bloc countries would not have made much dif·
ference to the clay target competition, as they certainly
would have, to some of the other shooting sports. Our trap
and skeet shooters are also quite young, by world standards, so we can look forward to even better results.
Our representatives appreciated the assistance given
them by the clay target fraternity, but for our shooters to
perform at Olympic level they sacrifice much, and without
exception, it is my experience that when our shooters perform internationally, they perform for their country, not
for themselves. To hear the Australian anthem played, to
represent this great and wonderful nation and its people
and their sport, is their prime motivation. Our four
representatives did their country and us, the clay shooters
of Australia, proud.
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OUR HISTORY IN WORDS AND PICTURES
by George Biggs
The outbreak of World War II in September 1939,
brought to a halt the growth of clay target shooting in
Australia. However, four or five clubs did hang on and
managed to shoot at intervals throughout most part of the
war whenever it became possible to obtain targets or
shells, which was not often.
The Blackburn Gun Club formed in 1936 and based on
the private property of Jaok Bryant, in Holland Road,
BlaCkburn, was one of the clubs able to operate during the
War.
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• Camberwell Gun Club 1943. North Balwyn,
Melbourne Gun Club.
forerunner to
During the early months of the War, units of the United
States Air Force were often entertained for shooting prac·
tj.ce, (clay target practice was a part of Air Gunner training
in those days). The theory was that shooting at targets
familiarised the gunner with the technique of shooting
moving targets. Can you imagine it, in today's age of
computers?
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• 1948 St James Gun Club in central Victoria. "Jock" Wilson
A.C. T.A. President presents a youthfUl George Biggs with trophy on
winning North Eastern Victorian Single Barrel Championship. Club
President Mr Pettit is in the background.
The greatest problem facing the few clubs trying to keep
going during the War was non availability of targets and
ammunition. However, two old timers in Jack Bryant and
Horrie Donnelly, became clay target manufacturers,
operating out of a garage in Blackburn. Unfortunately
quality control was not always up to scratch. But no one
complained about such a minor detail as some targets that
only dusted when shot at!
Blackburn Club continued to shoot until the property
was sold in 1947. It was then necessary to look for a new
site. Vic Fankhauser, a very keen member of the
Blaokburn Club, who owned an orchard property in Burwood Road, offered a part of his land to the Club. Nobel and
Blackburn Clubs then merged to form the Australian Clay
Target Club. The first shoot was held in September, 1948.
Dave Watson was President and Aub Johnston, Secretary.
At a later date the name of the club was changed to
Australian Gun Club and was for a number of years the
venue of Australian National Championships, until they
were rotated round other States as the sport developed on a
-wider National scale.
- Two other Clubs to survive the War years to become
forerunners to Clubs operating today were Camberwell
Gun Club and Coburg Gu~ Club. Eventually suburban expansion caused both clubs to seek other sites. Coburg went
out to Epping to become M.~tropolitan Clay Target Club,
while Camberwell joined with Croydon at Lilydale to
become Lilydale Clay Target Club and finally at a later date
'the name was changed to Melbourne Gun Club.
Bill Delaney Senior, established the Camberwell Gun
Club during the latter War years on land joining a creek on
Bulleen Road, North Balwyn. It was a one trap ground as
was Coburg simply because there was no room for more.
The shot fall out was over a creek in both cases.
cont'd on page 8
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Our History in Words and Pictures, cont'd from. page 6.
• Centre of picture is Bill Delaney at the Singapore Gun Club 1971.
On this occasion Bill captained a team of Aussie shooters to Pesta
Sukan Games I.S.U. Skeet and Trench. Other Aussies in the group
Irom left, Laurie Conners, Bill Delaney, Graham Carroll and Jack
Henwood. Bill Delaney commenced shooting at the Nobel Club at the
age of 13 years. He is still active at skeet, being one of a small group
responsible for the introduction of American style skeet shooting in
Australia in about 1948.
The original Melbourne Gun Club was based' at Tottenham, a western suburb of Melbourne - it was the headquarters of live bird shooting in Victoria. In 1957 live bird
shooting was banned in Victoria.
Although our early days of clay target shooting were cen'
ked in Melbourne in the early 1920s, it was not long after
that other parts of Australia followed on. Queensland was
qUick to join in with Townsville in 1920, St George in 1937,
d Cunnamulla in 1938. Townsville was, in fact, the first
ub to send a delegate to the newly formed National
Sociation. Today, Queensland has some fifty odd active
'stered clubs.
lay target and cartridges continued to be a big problem
several years after the war. It-was getting on to 1950
Ore I.C.I. were able to produce the Australian made
et and ammo. Prior to this, clays came from England,
oUr shells, mostly Winchester and Remington, were
'U.S.A. Quite a few clubs of that-time attempted to
e their own clays in different ways. I know of two that
_ered up the broken targets from in front of the trap
J:nelted them down to form up again in their own ver·
of a mould. Of course, when the broken targets were
,ered, pieces of other things like leaves and twigs etc.,
" also included - result was a very well reinforced clay
t - not too easily broken!
_uld like to appeal to shooters and clubs for old pic,
-and interesting history of their particular area of
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_ get shooting. All pictures will be returned if they
.;".;~anted back. Please forward any information to Mr G.
Blg~~; 4 Hugh Street, Knoxfield, 3180.
Pages
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• Nobel Foundation Shield. Presented to the Club by
to -~
commemorate the effort put forward by a small number of people in .~
establishing clay target shooting. The shield was competed lor ~
annually over a period of 25 years, It is held in trust by FrankstonfAl/~"~
tralian Gun Club.
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Victoria Road, Lilydale
November 14-17, -1984
Wednesday, November 14,1984
9sm start
Friday, November 16,1984
9am start
Saturday, November 17,1984
9em start
City of Melbwme Skeet Ch'ship 50Tgl
Event 1
Nom. $1 5 (Juniors $1 2)
Opt.Over%?ynb?Z&
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Opt. Purse $5
Overall medal- AA, A, B, C medals lst, 2nd, 3rd.
ladies, Juniors, Veterans medal.
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National S
M CamW Ch'ship 5OTgt
Nom. $15 (Juniora $12)
comP.LevY=
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Opt. puke $5
Overall Medal AA, A, B, C medals Ist, 2nd, 3rd
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans medal.
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Thursday, November 15,1984
9am start
Grand Australtan Skeet Hdcp 50 Tgt
Event 3
Nom. $15 (Junlors $12)
Comp. Levy $2
Opt. Overslf Sweep $2
Opt Purse $5
First, second, thlrd overall receive m d s k .
Rrst In each handicap gm receives Pewler tankard.
Ladie.. ~unlon.%tems medal.
AII States Skeet Ch'ahlp 60Tgt
Norn. $15 (Juniors
Overal medal
$la
15th National Skeet Ch18hipt WTgt
Event 6
Nam. $25 (Junbrs $1 8) plus cartrfdges
Camp. levy $5
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$1 overall, not graded $3
Opt. Purse $5
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DARWIN GUN CLUB
NINTH ANNUAL SHOOT
2 7 August, 1984
M
R. E. Fox
The weather, as usual for the time of year in the Top
End, was perfect for this year's annual shoot which has to
have been one of the best ever. A combination of mild
temperatures, no wind and top class shooters made for
stiff competition with many possibles and long breaks being shot.
Shooters came from all States and 111 competed over a
tightly structured weekend. Organised pre and post-shoot
duck shooting and barramundi fishing trips undoubtedly
added to the attraction of the shoot. The local duck and
magpie geese season fortuitously opened the day before
the shoot began. From the various. tall stories floating
around the club bar, it would appear that some shooters
had better luck in the field than on the traps.
The other major attraction was the club's new trenoh
layout. This was the first time that trench shooting had
been listed on a Darwin Gun Club Annual Shoot program.
Darwin has the only trench layout in the Northern Territory and it is rapidly becoming an attraction for other
N.T. shooters as well as interstate competitors. Locals are
very aware of the long distances involved in getting to Darwin and all members appreciated the effort made by those
who attended.
The Thursday night 50 target district Championship,
while not officially part of the main shoot, was well attended by visitors. Cliff Reid and Andrew Kinnear shot well
• Brett Dunstan of Kerang went one better, cleaning up all the Junior
Trophies.
• Darwin president Ken Se/wood with Nan Meredith, who won all but
one of the Ladies' Trophies.
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taking first and second with Darwin Club President, Ken'
Selwood, coming third. The success of this evening was
due, in no small measure, to the sponsorship of Winchester
and the presence of their ever immaculate representative,
Dick Ayres. As always, the major role played by Win· '
chester in our annual shoots was much appreciated.
With the incentive of over $8000 worth of trophies, in· '
terstate shooters did well but the locals did manage to hold
their own. Andrew Kinnear of Warrnambool shot a
remarkable break of 236/236 for the 50 target DB 15m
Caloutta but he was closely pursued by two locals, Greg,'
Chan and John Doyle, who both dropped out at 235/236. All '
three scores were club records as well as personal bests.
That event was characterised by the longest shoot off of
the weekend with 15 possibles being shot in the primary ,
event.
Four shooters sure to return next year are those lucky;'
enough to have won the four airfare trophies, courtesy of.;
"Our TAA". The last day of shooting also saw keen com· ii
petition to snare a spot in the N.T. State Skeet team.
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Nan Meredith of Inverloch, dominated by winning every ,51
ladies' prize except event 5, the 30 target SB, which wasil
won by local shooter, Vlasta Weis., Brett Dunstan of;;i
Kerang cleaned up all the junior shooter's prizes. Brett, of;';
course, is an exceptional junior, being already in A Grade Ei
and obviously a chip off the old block, John Dunstan.
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The shoot attracted the interest of the Darwin media'¥]
which was no mean feat considering that the weekend wast
one of, the biggest in the local sports calendar. The Nor':i!
them Territory News featured the results, Radio Top FM~
gave pre-shoot publicity and Channel 8 TV telecast an ex.'
cellent news feature. '
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Comments from interstate visitors indicated that the,_
Darwin Club would have to have the best facilities of any I
club of a similar membership in Austra,Jia. This reflect,S,.,I',:"
cont'd on page 16;
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the forward thinking of the N.T. Government with the
tremendous support given to sporting bodies. Visitors
were also appreciative of the typical Territory hospitality
displayed throughout the week and it would be churlish in·
deed to detail all the hangovers thereby induced! All we can
say here is, "Thank you and come again soon".
The shoot could not have succeeded without the sterling
efforts of Hazel Smith and Phil Grove in the office, Greg
Chan's organisational savvy and of course the delightful
ladies who fed and watered the horde particularly Di
Selwood, Beryl Bell and many others. Darryl Read and Bob
Pearce quietly kept the traps working so that there were
very few breakdowns and shoot marshal, Col Smith ensured the efficient progress of shooting. Actually, many
club members, as usual, contributed to make it a very suc·
cessful weekend. See you all next year!
RESULTS
Event 1 - 30 Target DB Graded: OA: R. Elmer 64/64; A:
1st R. Elmer 64/64, 2nd B. Bond 63/64; B: 1st S. Lorman
41/42, 2nd J. Stone 39/40; C: 1st M. Delis 30/30, 2nd J.
McLennan 28/30; Ladies: N. Meredith 29/30; Juniors: B.
Dunstan 28/30.
Event 2 - 50 Target Winchester PS Graded: OA: K.
Cameron 150/153; A: 1st K. Cameron 150/153, 2nd G. Bad·
dington 149/150; 'B: 1st J. Bitossi 146/150, 2nd B.
Cameron 227/234; C: 1st P. Burke 137/150, 2nd B. Marney
136/150; Ladies: N. Meredith 140/150; Juniors: B.
Dunstan 139/150.
Event 3 - 50 Target DB Graded: OA: R. Ayres 70/70; A:
1st R. Ayres 70/70, 2nd K. Cameron 69/70; B: 1st V.
Marney 50/50, 2nd A. Wooley 60/62; C: 1st W. Knights
47/50, 2nd G. Goody 51/55; Ladies: N. Meredith 49/50;
Juniors: B. Dunstan 47/50.
Event 4 - 30 Target SB Graded: OA: P. Grierson 35/35;
A: 1st P. Grierson 35/35, 2nd P. Lorman 34/35; B: 1st L
Bell 33/35, 2nd S. Meaney 32/35; C: 1st J. Wharton 27/30,
2nd G. Goody 26/30; Ladies: V. Weis 25/30; Juniors: B.
Dunstan 23/30.
Event 5 - 15 Pair Double Rise: OA: M. Smith 37/40; A;
1st M. Smith 37/40, 2nd R. McDonald 36/40; B: 1st W.
Horner 32/40, 2nd A. Wooley 38/40; C: 1st J. Wharton
23/30, 2nd G. Goody 39/50; Ladies: N. Meredith 25/30;
Juniors: B. Dunstan 27/30.
E~ent 6 - 50 Target Calcutta 15m Graded: OA: A. Kin·
near 236/236; A: 1st A. Kinnear 236/236, 2nd G. Chan
235/236; B: 1st B. Evans 50/50, 2nd J. Stone 56/58; C: 1st
R. Pierce 48/50, 2nd M. Stacey 51/55; Ladies: N. Merefiith
50/50; Juniors: B. Dunstan 49/50.
Event 7 - 30 Target Grand Handicap: 1st D. Stevens
54/54, 2nd G. Ash 53/54, 3rd K. Cameron 46/47; Ladies: N.
Meredith 30/33; Juniors: B. Dunstan 28/30.
Event 8 - 2 Rounds Skeet: 1st G. Baddington 55/55, 2nd
V. Marney 54/55, 3rd B. Munt 49/50.
Event 9 - 2 Rounds Trench: OA: B. Evans 48/50; A: J.
Dunstan 48/50; B: B. Evans 48/50; C: M. Smith 41/50. 0
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"VICTORIAN ISU
NEWS"
The V.C.T.A. has decided to reactivate the State LS.U.
TraiI).ing Squads for both Trench and Skeet.
It is proposed that the team will be selected on a "first
past the post" basis from two 200 target eliminations to be
held as follows:
1. Frankston/Australian Gun Club - 13th & 14th Oc·
tober, 1984.
2. Victorian LS.U. Carnival at Frankston/Australian
Gun Club - 1st and 2nd December, 1984.
The squads will be composed as follows:
Trench - 4 senior shooters,
Trench - 2 junior shooters,
Skeet - 3 senior shooters,
Skeet - 1 junior shooter.
NOTE: A junior shooter is defined as one 21 years and
under during the beginning of the terms of the squad,
namely January, 1985.
In the event that a junior shooter qualifies ahead of
senior shooters for a place in either squad then the next
two junior shooters (dr 1 in the case of Skeet) will fill the
junior places in the respective training squads.
It is the intention of the State I.S.U. Sub·Committee to
maintain continuity within the training squads and should
a shooter be considered to have improved (and have maintained the correct attitude) and yet not placed within the
top recommended squad numbers in subsequent years,
then that shooter will not be dropped from the squad.
Many shooters who did not qualify in subsequent past
training squads were dropped and with them went a
wealth of information, experience and lmowledge. These
shooters have often dropped out of shooting competition
and this has led to waning numbers at Victorian I.S.U.
Competitions. It has been decided that this mistake will
not be repeated by the Victoria I.S.U. Sub-Committee.
It is envisaged that there will be a constant review of the
following:
(i) shooter's attitude,
(ti) shooter's percentage performances
(iii) attendance record at team training activities.
Benefits of being a team member should include the
following:
(a) specialised coaching seminars e.g. in sports
medicine.
(b) every endeavour will be made to provide specialised
coaching including overseas experts/coaches.
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(c) every endeavour will be made to provide financial:)
assistance to allow team members to travel interstate:j
for intensive competition and match hardening.
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The sub·committee will be seeking financial assistance 'j
and funding from sponsors and shooters and it has been,,~
decided that sponsors may nominate that their contribu· .'~
tions be ear·marked either to support all team members 01'/]
specifically for the juniors in the team.
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The Committee's long term aim is to develop a State~
group of mature, competition hardened and orientated,
I.S.U. discipline shooters equipped with the ability to,
qualify for the National Training Squad and eventually'
qualify for overseas/international competition.
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Victoria LS.U. Shooters and supporters please help to'
make our new training squads viable and successful.
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'Any ideas from interested shooters would be most:
welcome and should be addressed to the writer Ct·
Melbourne Gun Club.
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NEWS FROM SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
RESCHKE APPOINTED ]Et-S
SUPERVXBOR
The State herooiation has seen fit to announce a new
Rules Supervisor for the State oL South Australia. H e h
Trevor Resabke, a well known member of the Mt. Gambhr
Qun Club and a clay target shooter for 28 years. He has
been sative in olay target administration for some yeam
and represented the State on the National Executive far
thwe yemm. Trevor has a h d y had several meetings for
Central and Weateru Zbne raLerecls an8 plans further
meetings to cover the rest of the state. Queries on the new
rules can be directed to Trevor at P.O.Box 6. Caanawarra,
5263. or you can phone (087)36 3387.
MONARTO GUN CLUB INTRODUCE SKEET
COACHING
ABonarto G ~ P
Club haw introduced a Skeet C o e
eoheme. it runs at regular shoots. The soheme etarted on
Gentember 1st and will continue. Fulldetails from the dub
&ktsry. The =me club ia holding NEW RBFEREE
SCHOOLS on a regular bash. Anybody interested ahould
conhot the dub or the State Asswiation.
METRO SB:OOTERs VISlT aAQc
The annualbirthday shoot at 8outh AustralianGun Club
i s ttaditiondv the time when the inter-dub match betk8AQC &d Metropoli@nGun Club tokes plaae. This
year the event was a howlingsuccess. Metro sent a bualaad
of 27 am056 to do battle and results oan be found in the
ahoot reports. Attendance was up to nearly 100 and a very
good time waa had by all.
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Delegates to the July State CoUIlOil meeting eJtgreeeed
amm aoncem at the laok of interest in the ISU dieoir,Ifnee.
Opinions -ed
covered a wide range of
but
the conseasus seemed to be dlssatisiactian of shooters in
the h t minute ohsngee introduced by the National body
and the requirement to Bhoot so many krrpte to quality for
ISU selection. Suggestion$ raagsd from reducing the
number of targets per event to 100, to setting d a t a and
sticking to them.There is to be -me altaration to the
ooaohing of ISU with more emphasis being
put on the
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Shooters will be asked to fill out aquesUonnaireto see if
they would approve a W t of venue of the 1986 Trap CarnivaL The event has been traditionally held at the SAOC
since 1087. Eastern Zone delegates sumssfully movedfor
DOtT3l.E RISE to be inoluded in the 1985 Oarnival. It wUI
replaoe one oi the graded event8 in the program.
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Delegateshad plenty to say about the forthwming Skeet
Nationab (14-17 NOW-).
Nominations were too high, was
the main opinion and there waa a lot of disaussion on why
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The weekend of the 10th, 11th and 12th August saw the
Taree/Wingham Gun Club "ready to go", for the State
Skeet Carnival. Live-in SeGretary/Groundsman, Gordon
Hogno and his wife, along with the hard working committee of the Club, had everything in Al condition, and
everyone commented on the picturesque gardens and
surrounds.
and 1st in "A", Col Burt collected 2nd in "A" with 58/59,
Max Weston and Adrian Cousens staged a strong tussel
for positions in "AA", Max's score of 93/94 giving him 1st
and Adrian 2nd with 92/94. Doug Jackes took home the
trophy for 1st in "B" grade from that wellimown dedicated
trap shooter - Barry Kable.
James Dunne and Bob Nicholson filled the placings in
"C" grade and Nick and Maree the junior and ladies
positions.
The earlier start of 8.00 am on Sunday allowed the State
Team to shoot their 50 targets, be presented with their
badges and have team photos talcen before the events
commenced.
The State Team for 1984 (in qualifying order) is: Col
Burt, John Worley, Roley Palmer, Les Aberley, Geoff
Walters, Bob Wilson, Bruce Noll, Rex Gosling, Bob Campbell, Rob Parker, Bill Clark, Chris Naudin, Bruce Wenban,
Grahame Wyatt and Paul Thompson. After the team had
shot their required 50 targets the N.S.W. Shoulder to
Shoulder Team to compete at the Skeet Nationals in
November is: Paul Thompson (50/50), Rex Gosling, Chris
Naudin, Bruce Wenban and Grahame Wyatt (49/S0).
The prestige event of the weekend, the N.S.W. State
Championship was first up on Sunday after the team
shoot, the sky remained clear but the winds continued to
gust. Coffs Harbour shooter, Allan Latch handled the conditions perfectly, and returned the only possible for the
most popular win of the carnival. Allan moved from "B"
grade to "AA" on Friday and certainly proved he could handle his new grade.
• The N.S. W. State Skeet Team, 1984.
With practice available on Friday morning, shooters
started to arrive ear.ly, to have a few rounds - Adrian
Cousens, Barney Rooke and Len Norman hardly had time
to unpaGlc their ports from their overseas trip before coming to Taree, Mex Weston arrived from Darwin, with
someone malcing the comment that "he's not really
homesick'-;Geoff Salmon:came along'With Aai-lari;and'the'
Queensland contingent kept their flag flying also.
With the decision made a few years ago not to include the
Friday event in the overall High Gun, so as not to detract
those who haawdrk commitments on the Friday, 50
shooters were on' hand to receive a welcome from State
President, Rob Parker and Shoot Marshal, Barney Rooke,
got the first squaa tinderway.
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The N.S.W.lQldNic Challenge was the first Champion·
ship staged. Max Weston and Les Aberley returned the only possibles, after the shoot off, the trophy sponsored by
the Wingham Branch of the State Bank, for Overall and
1st in "AA", went to Max with 57/57, Les took out "A"
grade with 56/57, Maree Rooke collected her last trophy in
the "B" grade ranks with the excellent score of 49/50, "C"
grade was taken out by Ian Bruce with 46/50 and the
junior trophy was awarded to NickJones with a good score
of 37/50 - seeing Niclc only started shooting skeet quite
recently, and the ladies trophy went to Maree.
Saturday morning dawned with a clear sky, but very
gusty winds. The 4th N.S.W.C.T.A. Championship again
only returned 2 possibles. Neil Dimmick (Qld) and Adrian
Cousens (Vic), with the shoot off score of 59/60, Neil was
awarded Overall and 1st in "A", and Adrian took out 1st in
"AA", second in "AA" went to Doug Dundon with 48/50,
second in "A" went to Les Aberley, Grahame Wyatt, with a
score of 51/52 received the trophy for 1st in "B" grade
from Rob Campbell, Ken Hayes returned 47/50 for 1st in
"C" from Ian Bruce on 45/50, Nick Jones and Maree Rooke
took out the junior and ladies trophies respectively.
The Taree Trading Post sponsored the overall trophy for
the Pacific Coast Championship. John Worley was the only
shooter to return the magic 50/50 to receive,the Overall
if:-..! .
• All the winners at the State Skeet Carnival. Back row, L. to R.: Cec
Herbert, Paul Thompson, Barry Kable, Neil Dimmick, Allan Latch, Max
Weston. Front row: Col Burt, Nick Jones, Maree Rooke, John Worley.· .
Les Aberley's score of 49/50 earned him 2nd in "AA",
Chris Naudin returned 61/62 for 1st in "A" from Bob
Wilson, the "B" grade division went to Steve Subonj with
49/50 from Doug Jackes. Bob Nicholson and Ian Bruce
talcing the "C" grade trophies. Nick Jones again collected
the juniors, and the ladies division went to Mary'Lou
Parker with 45/S0.
Local shooters, Allan Carlyle and Gordon Hogno sponsored the Overall trophy for the Tasman Championship.
You will now see Barry Kable around the traps shooting a
"50 Brealc" badge. Barry won Overall and 1st in "B" grade
with 51/51, from Max Weston on 50/51 to receive 1st in
"AA", Geoff Salmon Gollected 2nd in "AA" with 85/87.
First in "A" went to Col Burt with 49iso, from Paul
Thompson with S6158.
.Franlc Searles received the trophy for 2nd in "B',' grade
arid James Dunne and Ian Bruce collected the "C" grade.
The junior trophy went to local lad Rohan Flower, and
Maree Rooke collected the ladies trophy.
Rob and Mary-Lou Parlcer sponsored the Team High
Gun Trophy, which went to Taree shooter, Paul Thompson
who shot the only 50. The Overall high gun trophy and .,
sash went to Col Burt (Tamworth) with 196/200 (4 rounds. ~
of 49!!) - he just edged out Adrian Cousens by 1 target. ~
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AUSTRALIAN ClAY TARGET NEWS
-OCTOBER 1984
Grand European
"SHOOTING SHORTS"
by Roger Darwon
helping hands again, it's a wash out, it rains and rains as if·
the heavens have opened up. By 1966 Australia v's New
'Zealand on the ground and the local team Capt. by Mr Fred
Hudson win the "Glen Cup".
The late Cecil Plummer is installed as Secretary of the
gun club and operates out of the office constructed from
the timber ex the old skeet building. "His" office, under
the line of sugar gums growing along the passageway
behind the now well appointed trap layouts, and members
wishing to nominate, form a queue waiting their turn to
pay up. The "office" is only big enough for Cecil, his table
and a peg to hang his hat, and one shooter at a time.
The architect must have been a genius, because who ever'
he was, he installed two doors on the diminutive structure, .
one for coming and one for leaving. This method didn't
interrupt your place in the queue, and I should know, as at.
the time this scribe was one of the wide eyed budding new
chums learning the ropes of this "fascinating"
gentleman's sporting persuasion.
.
As we enter the mid 1970s this original "office" is
burned down under "mysterious" circumstances and the
committee install a much larger wooden structure, from
the mess hall and dormitory of the airport canteen, and
resite it in place of the first. In time, this too is gutted by
fire and the "mystery" continues and the helping hand of
fate lends another blow.
END OF AN ERA: ROYAL
AERO:
DATELINE 31st August, 1984: The news comes to hand
that receivers have been appointed at the Royal Aero
Flying Club of N.S.W. This appointment has resulted in
one of its sporting annexes, The Royal Aero Gun Society,
being closed. For shotgunners, thi" is a sad blow that ends
the life of the gun club on the Marion Street location. at
Bankstown Airport.
As fate may play her fickle hand along the bumpy road of
lifes fortunes, it's coincidental, that the last shoot
conducted on this historic gun club grounds, was the
Commonwealth Titles of August 19th, 1984.
The club first commenced as a shooting ground about
eight or nine years after the end of World War Two. The
hard times of a World at War are now fading into the
history books, and by 1953 a gathering of smooth bore
devotees, which include Luke Hughes, layout hessian to
form shooting tracks, install a protective wall for the
trapper and a gun club is born. The location is set in a
boundary of scrub and provincial isolation with wildlife
which include rabbits, hares and scrubber roo's on the
outskirts of a young Sydney town, still not hindered by the
great urban sprawl.
From this humble beginning the club progressed and an
American, working at the De Havilland aircraft factory on
the east side of the airport, a Mr George Boehm, was one of
the instrumental shooters behind the move to install the
skeet layout on the grounds.
The first club building on the ground, was in fact the
dismantled original skeet towers from the first skeet
layout in Australia of (1931) from the Liverpool district
(see my looking back testimonial - page 29 - C.T.S.N.
March, 1984). This timber structurewlis transported to
the Royal Aero ground by Mr Fred Hudson's tr\.Jcks and a .
working team of the faithful. A Howard James SII)ith, who
owned a barber shop, which also sold fishing tadkIe and a
small selection of hard to get shooting gear, and who was
included in the pre-selection team of shotgunners·for the
1956 Olympic Games held in Melbourne, also lends a hand,
to all and sundry, he is known as "Mick"
By 1956 the first International shoot is staged at the now
progressing club and as fate would lend one of·her many
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The club is host for the first N.S.W. Clay Target
Association State Championships in 1977, and this scribe
gets in the shoot off in the State single barrel, along with
about six others, including the late N. J. Thomas, Terry
Rumble who had the bad luck to go out on his first shot.
The event being won by the old master N.J.T. The club is,
now under the guiding hand at this time of the late Peter'
Heath and Harry "Father" Somers and now has six D.T.L.
traps and a modern brick clubhouse with carpets and
airconditioning. .
It's a show place on the clay target shooting circuit, with
well appointed shoots, well kept lawns attended to by Alby
Stanfield and the committee, and sets a high standard for
attendance records, owing to its members and its close
proximity to the city. The urban sprawl is catching up with
Royal Aero Gun Society, and by the 1980's curfews are
thrust on its shooting.times, as a handful complain of
noise. Another problem to be encountered, is the fact the
gun club is on Commonwealth ground, and as an annex of
the main flying ground and club, its fate is sealed and the
writing is on the wall. In the last few months, the gun club
committee headed by new President Mr John Morgan have
been looking at plans to move to a new location at Hoxton
Park airport.
As the last shot was fired on the 19th August, '84, it's
fitting this grand old club has attained the ripe old age of
31 and gone out on a Commonwealth Title Shoot, which
closes the end of a colourful era in the history of Australian
clay target shooting, which in fact started at the ending of
another era in the shooting sports. Royal Aero started JUBt
as the live bird shooting era came to an end in the 1950B.
As one great bard once said, time and tide wait for no
man ... and history marches on. The club may be down,
but somehow I feel it is not beyond the reliquary powers of
the members to raise the "Phoenix" from the ashes, as we
have Been this club. on countless times, in the past come
o8.ck;from the brink of one problem after another. It is .
,q9pe~thi.s
be the case, but there will be no easy
Solutlon, lt WIll be a hard and heavy road ... but with a
little help from their friends it is possible, leastwise we
hope so.
wJl1
Authors Foot Note: The above is not intended as a
history lesson, space and ,time do not permit; only to cover
il. few passing highlights;, of this famous club's 'colourful
past.
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ONE OF FIVE THOUSAND BROWNINGS
Browning arms will issue on the American market this
year a selection of limited-edition shotguns. In the
over/under version the guns, each to be crafted in the fine
Browning tradition as a tribute to the late John M.
Browning. Each gun in the series. will feature hunting and
wildlife scenes engraved on satin-grey-steel, and each gun
will be signed by the master engraver and individually
serial numbered, also as a fitting salute to the man who
perfected the gun, John M. Browning, each gun will bear
his engraved profile (see picture illustrating the action of
two such guns). The Arms Co. will also include the
Browning Semi-Auto in this tribute. Also they will produce
a Browning GOLD·CLASSIC in a (ONE of FIVE
HUNDRED series). The classic as the 1 to 5000 will be
called; and the gold-classic in 1 to 500, will feature game
scenes of bird dogs, pheasant, and quail in the traditional
upland setting. A schnabel for end and straight-grip stock,
with hand checkered and delicate carving, will enhance the
overall profile of these sporting and field editions which
will be in 20 gauge and 26" barrels, (while the Auto 5 will
be 12 gauge with 28" tubes). The series will go through
production until 1986. The "Classic O/U will be U.S.
$2,500, while the "GOLD CLASSIC" U.S. $8,800; with the
auto 5 "Classic" U.S. $1,200; and the auto 5 "Gold Classic"
at U.S. $6,500: What number of these and other specials
being produced by Browning for the American market of
ever reaching the "Land-Down·Under" in the near future
is open for conjecture.
ett.
TAMWORTH CITY
GAMES Jenny Etheridge
Over the weekend of the 4th/5th August, the Tamworth
Sports Advisory Council (T.A.M.S.A.C.) staged the 2nd Annual Tamworth City Games. Over 5000 competed for over
2500 Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.
Thirty Sports ranging from Archery, Athletics, through
Indoor Cricket, Roller Hockey, Swinlming, Volleyball and
Western Horses took part. Shooting was represented by
Tamworth Clay Target Club, Tamworth-Peel Valley Rifle
and Sporting Shooters.
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Proceedings commenced on Saturday morrnng WIth a
street procession in which all 30 sports had representatives "turned out". Police Department permission was
granted for the shooting sports to participate in the parade
with their firearms.
The Games were officially opened by the Mayor of Tamworth, Ald. W. D. Bennet, and featured the release of
pigeons and hundreds of balloons.
Events were staged on the Sunday at the Tamworth Clay
Target Club with the first event being a 15 Target Double
Barrel E/O. Grahame Wyatt, Col Barton and Ross Drain all
returned a possible 15/15.
Tamworth Games Double Barrel Championship was,the
next event, with medals being awarded for 1st, 2nd and
3rd in each grade.
RESULTS:
A Grade: 1st Col Burt 50/50, 2nd Graham Wilson 48/50,
3rd Rex Whitten 47/50.
B Grade: 1st Craig Bloxsome 48/50, 2nd Tony Aceti
44/50, 3rd Geoff Walters 43/50.
C Grade: 1st Ken Richardson 44/50, after shoot off, 2nd
Rod Taylor 44/50, 3rd Greg Darin 39/50.
The Tamworth Games Point Score Championship was
the last event for the afternoon.
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RESULTS:
A Grade: 1st Col Burt 142/150, 2nd David Menck
140/150, 3rd Col Barton 137/150.
B Grade: 1st Roger Vidal 135/150, 2nd Geoff Walters
132/150, 3rd T0D;l Huggins 131/150.
C Grade: 1st Mick Simpson 135/150, 2nd Clem Foster
133/150, 3rd Ken Richardson 124/150.
High Guns were also awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd in each
grade.
A Grade: 1st Col Burt 206/215, 2nd Col Barton 197/215,
3rd David Menck 196/215.
B Grade: 1st Roger Vidal 193/215, 2nd Mick BleI-mlan
187/215, 3rd Geoff Walters 186/215.
C Grade: 1st Mick Simpson 185/215, 2nd Clem Foster
184/215, 3rd Ken Richardson 180/215.
Mrs Ann Wyatt was awarded a Gold Medal for the best
lady shooter and Mark Drain a Gold for the best junior
shooter.
The local newspaper presented a trophy and $250 cash to
the person judged to have had the .most outst~ndi~g performance each sport being responslble for nomlnatmg one
person. T~mworth Clay Target Club's nomination was Col
Burt, who was awarded the runner-up certificate. The
award went to a lady "Archer" who broke two state records
over the weekend.
The whole weekend was an outstanding success, and
already preparation is underway for next year's Games.
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BRISBANE GUN CLUB
ANNUAL SHOOT
The Brisbane Gun Club's Annual Shoot held on 11, 12
and 15th August, was rated the best for years - just how
many years is not quite clear as personal estimates vary,
but several anyhow. This is a tribute to the endeavours of
President, Tom. Meadows, his wife Thelma, and Club Captain, Chris Abbott.
Considering the difficult wind conditions. which had
some targets diving out of sight. scores were exceptionally
good, with long shoot-offs being the order of the day. Event
winners were Greg Stevens, Doug Smith and son David,
Don Connolly in the handicap, John Porter single barrel,
and in the Calcutta event David Howe, after a tense shootoff with Karl Walker. David's win was regarded as
especially deserving seeing that he appeared to be the
leading contributor to the Calcutta pool. Rumour has it
that he got his money back. He also followed up by taking
out the 'high gun' trophy for the weekend.
The ladies' 'high run' title went to Edwina Hall; Paul
Rehbein took the junior title and Stan Meaney the
veterans' - by no means his first. As individual scores are
posted elsewhere in this journal, we won't dwell on them
here.
• President Tom Meadows congratulates Doug Smith on winning the
Exhibition Championship.
Perfect weather, marred only by a sneaky following
wind, brought 90 shooters out of wherever they hibernate
in winter on each day of the weekend and a further 50 on
the Wednesday which, by a stroke of master-planning,
turned out to be a public holiday. They came from as far
afield as South Australia, Victoria and the Northern
Territory.
Renovations to the interior of the Club-house and upgradingof the surrounds - finished just in time with a lot
of help from members - added to the tone of the occasion,
not to mention the competitors' comfort.
A large and happy crowd of shooters, their friends and
families, stayed over on Saturday night for the drawing of
the Calcutta and the advertised "hangi". Well, something
always has to go wrong, even at the best regulated function, and in the still wet ground, the pig refused to cook. So
it was ····cmc"ken ana 'Clllnese"'insteaa, to the accompaniment of the Whisky River Band duo, Don Wells and Bob
Donovan.
• Don Connolly was the winner of the Stevens and Sons Firearms
Trophy.
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• Tom Meadows presents Edwina Hall with the Ladies High Gun
Trophy.
• John. Porter collects his trophy from president Tom Meadows.
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Another pleasing feature of the shoot was the generous
sponsorship, in the form of trophies, from firms such as
Winchester Australia Pty Ltd, Stevens and Sons Firearms,
Alfred Dunhill Ltd, Meadows Transport, International
Harvester, and from Campbell Brodribb a long time and
honorary life member of the Club, who always puts up the
ladies' high gun trophy. Club trophies were, as usual, expertly selected by Mary Evans.
As well, the untiring efforts of the ladies - mostly club
members - who manned the servery and provided a menu
that was unanimously" appreciated, received the thanks
which were well due to them. We all know that we can't
shoot on bread and jam, don't we?
Col Wheatley.
Publicity Officer.
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CLUB IIVEWS
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Darwin Gun Club
October 13 & 14,1984
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Commencing 2pm
50 targets Olympic Trap (Trench)
Nomination $10.00
Sunday, October 14
Commencing Ipm
50 targets Olympic Trap (Trench)
Nomination $10.00
Sunday event shot in con'unction with scheduled
CIU~
sbot.
Trophies on 100targets - A, 6, C Grades donated
by N.T.C.T.A.
Trophies Sunday only courtesy Darwin Gun Club.
Best 3 Shooters over 100 targets for our State
Team to shoot shoulder to shoulder at I.S.U.
Nationals and Australia Day Games, Melbourne,
January, 1985.
P. Web,
Secretary N.T.C.TA.
Phone (089) 27 3990
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P. Grove,
I.S.U. Sub-Committee
Phone (089) 81 9388
ALBAT8ogs 4&-81- Drlzala P cdd. night h o o t (16).2ST 15M P8:J.
Parka 72/76. J. MaMUIan 88/76, A. Splltmur B W S . 25T DB 16M:3. Parlcn
!iWS. A. SprUmM 2WB.I. Rsbkin 21128.1ST DB Hap: A. Spillman 14/15,
L. Oook 18/21. I.Rehbsh 18121.
ALBATBOSS 18.644 Windy. 20-30 knots (18).26T DB 16M.L.Smtc
30131.J. Kern 2W31.X.Rshboin 24/28.25T DB 16M P8:L. BaDtC 76176,J
Ksrr ~ ~ 7J.sPork.
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MuMihu& J. Perk. l7/aO. J. Kmrrd.1. Rahbein 1 W . ZBTCont PS:J. Kerr
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ALBUBYWOWNQA 12-844- Fine. windy (47). 2 6 T Bail Trrp C'Bhip:
OA;O.Boyd24~A:D.Pbx~B:PL69uu2lM:C:R&rqy18)28.OoT
TB8Mp: OA & A: c. Boyd 20W.B.K i d 88141:B:O.8.ndem 28t28. B.
c o o p e r ~ c : T . E w u t ~ , R O r q y 2 2 1 2Ju*D.l&mn
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N. Haokatt 63/83:A: G. Boyd 80W3: 6: B. CDopsr 80163..C. R Chqy 57m.
HG:d. Boyd 1511156.
BAREUANlBlWII-Cold&vrindy(252 5PRDRBDaCI 15M:L. Irvin
9110. J. BLin. S. Guwt, A P w ~ e C.
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B: D.Mor&a. L.
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A m a r i w Style C8hip: OA & A: A ~DIIM. T. Wia. B: L. Mn, 8
P.p.oidsm; C: M. Wq~naouCh.T.Qdfmy. Ldg.L Ch.rlcL HO w u won by
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PS: E. Ko&mr, B. UpdarhUl both 38/80. R h w n aBI;W). 10T DB: 0.
8.aPa, B. Undahill botb 10110.8. Smith. R Brawn. W.
dl 9/10.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -OCTOBER 1984 j
YOUNG SOLFERINO
GUN CLUB
HAMPIO' SH P
SHOO
October 13, 1984
Commencing 1 p.m.
100 MIXED TARGETS
O/A, AA, A, B, C Grades.
OIS $1 each 20 Tgts.
Noms. $25
$1 O/A.
Club's
will be run in conjunction with the above event.
Event 1
Nom. $2.00
10 TGT D.B. Eyeopener
Event 2
Nom. $5.00
Young Solferino D.B. Championship 25TGT
Event 3
Nom. $8.00
Great Eastern Hotel $150.00
Handicap 20 TGT
Event 4
Nom. $7.00
Cherry Capital Championship 25 TGT S.B.
Event 5
Nom. $3.00
Time permitting
10 Pair Douvelle Doubles
Pres. Peter Cram
P.O. Box 373 Young, 2594
lOT Quail: R. Brown 8/10. B. Deacon. B. Underhill both 71]0. HG: B. Underhill.
BOGGABRI-GUNNEDAH 11·8·84 - Windy. wet & cold. 1ST EO 15M DB:
K. Close. B. Daniels. S. Stanley, G. Carlyon. J. Sleighome all 15115, K.
Frnzer, V. Eo.ther. S. McMaster. G. Parris DJ1 14115. 20'1', Hep: K. CI080. B.
Finlay, C. Loughney, B. Daniels, V. Eather, A. Devine. N. Harris all 19/20; D.
Campbell, 'r. Campbell. G. Carlyon, G. Parris 81117120. sOT Police Boys Club'
Classic 15M DB: OA C. Loughrey 53155: A: G. Carlyon 52155: B: B. Finlay
47/50: C: N. Harris 45/50. HE: G. Carlyon 91197, InterHG: B. Doniels 90/97:
FM: N. Harris 77/85.
BOGGABRI·GUNNEDAH 22-8-84 - Cold, cnlm (58). lOT DB EO: R. Vidal,
B. Daniels, P. Zopantis. A. De";,,e, G. Qehm, J. Sleightholme, M. Cochran. R.
Hammond. R. Sweeney. P. Hosie. J. Barker. 1. Byfield. 30T 15M PS Agquip
$1000 (2nd Annu81) Event: OA: G. Carlyon: A: J. Sieightholme: B: F.
Atkinson, J. Bnrker; C: T. Wntts. A good night's shooting wna enjoyed by
shooters Cram far and near who were attending Agquip. This is 0. very enjoy·
able shoot and n chance to renew friendships. Good tloores ond good prizes.
BOMBALA 21·7·84 - lOT DB: Divided: H. Kennedy, O. Benson, T.
Peadon. 5SB 5 DB: "Club Trophy" R. Elliott. 20T DB Hcp: W. Brown, J.
Morgon·Broce, A. Feilen, FM: J. Peadon. D~: 1.8t H ..Kennedy. 2nd R. Elliott
& W. Brown. DD: 1st R. Elliott&C. McCarthy. 5 orr 11, 5 orr 25: Divided; C.
McCarthy & J. Pendon. HG: W. Brown. Nice to have our young shooters on
the winning list. William and Jamie had to ha..,e a shoot·off for the handicap
and Willinm was just one target in front of Jomies for the High Gun. Well
done.
BOMBALA 18·8·84 - Fine (25). 10 ·DB Common Mark: Divided: O.
Benson. D. Badewitz, B. Wellsmore & J. Peadon. 5 SB. 5 DB: Club Trophy: O.
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"TOM WILD SHIELD"
Sunday, October 21
Start 10 am
w:J!!i!1i8
WARREN GUN CLUB
UBI @lIlli:W~_ltll~~
WESTERN ZONE NIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIPS
25 Tgt D/Barrel Continental C'ship
$10
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O/S 50c each 112, $1 O/A.
DIA Badge. Sash & Trophy, Trophy AA, A, B, C.
25 Tgt D/Barrel C'ship
$10
O/S 50c each 1J2, $1 O/A.
O/A Badge, Sash & Trophy.
Trophy AA, A, B, C.
B-B-Q Tea, Refreshments, Afternoon Tea,
Cartridges.
Committee reserves the right to alter
program if necessary_
President:
Secretary:
S. Kinsey
M. Kinsey
(068) 476210
(068)476210
Benson. 25T PS: R. Brown. H. Kennedy, B. Wellsmore. FM: O. Benson. 5
Pair DR: R. Brown. HG: R. Brown.
COFFS HARBOUR 28-7-84 - Fine & windy (15). 25T Skeet: R. Palmer. B.
Wenbon both 24125. A. LlLtch, K. Ha)·es. B. Farrell nil 23/25. 25T Skset; A.
Latch, B. Wenban. B. Farrell oll25/2~. lOT Tower: D. Secoombe, R. Palmer.
B. Wenban o.ll 10/10. lOT SB Tower: R. Palmer, P. Clark both 10/10, B.
Weoban. B. Farrell both 9/10. HG: R. Palmer 1061108.
COFFS HARBOUR 11·8-84 - Fine ,It. windy (28). 15T DB 15M: S. Godwin
S. Saul. D. Scowcrolt nl1151l5. 25T 15M Emernld Beach C'ship: J. Farreli
83/83, P. McGuire 82183, J. Foster 36/37. 15T PS 15~ B. Neill, B.
Bucha.no.n both 45/45, S. Godwin 44/45. lOT DB Hcp: P. McGuire, L.
Rawson. Jack Cunningham. John Cunninghom. B. Neill all 10/10. lOT SB
15M: J. Kerr. B. Buchanon, J. FlUTel1 all 10110. HG: B. Buchonon 1011105.
COFFS HARBOUR 215·8-84 - Fine & windy (18). 25T Skeet Hcp: L. Kemp.
H. Von Hertzen. K. Ho.yeB. B. Wenbnn, R. Palmer nl125/25. 25T Skeet Hcp:
L. Kemp, H. Von Hertzen. X.'Ho.yes. B. Wenban, P. Clark, R. Palmer all
25125. lOT DB Tower: J. Ooms. B. Wenban, A. Lo.tch, R. Pnlmer. T. Simmon,
S. McMahon 81110110. lOT SB Tower: R Pnlmer. S. Cox both 10/10. HG: R.
Palmer 77/78.
COLEAMBALLY 11-8·84 - Overcl18t. cold (18). lOT PS EO: K. Shields. B.
Wild both 29/30. 25T PS C'ship: B & OA: S. Papasidero 73/75: A: D. Lucas
69/75: C: K. Shields 68/75. 20T BD Trophy Hcp: M. O'Mahoney 30/32, S.
Guest 29/32. J. Bone 27/29. HG: S. Paposidero 51155. FM: M. Lorenz 42/55.
The club thunks those who turned up for the shoot.
COWRA 4-8·84 - Fine, overcast (53). Jtl.Ckpot Trophy 20T Hep: G.
Bunting 30/30, J. Blazley.33/34. P. Sparke 32/34. NSW DB Cont C'ship: OA:
P. Srbinovskl68/68: A: J.W. Smith 67/68, P. Rose 57/68: B: G, Tabain62/63.
P. Sparke 59/60: C; R. Guihot 49/51, R. Wood 48/51. Tom Powell Shield 20T
Hcp: 1st - Cowro. Red 90/100 on F\ count back (R. Guihot. S. Brunton. J.
Blazloy. B. Gittoes. G. BuntiIlg).
COWltA 4-8·84 - Cold, windy (night) (34). Central Zone SB Cont Night
C'ship: OA; J.W. Smith 24/25: A: J.W. Smith 24/25. N. Dwight 28131. G: .
Evons27/31:B:G. Sinclair22/25,M. Caasidy21/25. P. Coddington 26/31: C:
R ;Wood 22128. R. Guihot 21/28. S. BarbagaUo 21/28. Central Zone DB Cont ..
Night C'.hip: OA: J. Owens 30131: A: G. Evon. 24/25, B. Cole 28/30. R.
ToshtI.Ck 27/30: B: J. Owens 30/31. G. Sinelair28/30, S. Brunton 27/30: C: P.
Cram 25/28. R. Wood 24/28, It. Guihot 21/25. Centrnl Zone PS Cont Night
C'ship: OA: J.W. Smith 74/75: A J.W. Smith 74/75. P. Srbinovskl72175, J.
Blazley 88/75: B: 1. Hslla 89198, M. Sinclair 88196, G. Sinclair 64/75: C: R.
Wood 62/75. S. Barbagello 88/81. J. Finn 63/81. HG: P. Srbinovskl.
DOWNSIDE 25·8·84 - Cold, wet & windy (33). lOT EO; 8 possibles: G.
Dennis, B. ChD.1"lea. S. Po.paaidero, R. Blnke. A. Jones, R. Fox, R. 'rye, W.
Scott. SOT DB 15M: OA: S. Papaaidero 50/50: A: J. Blain 74/75: B: A. Jones·
47/50: C: D. Mason 44/50. 20T Hcp: OA; A. Constable 20/20, J. Blain, S.
PAp48idero. HG: S. Po.pnaiderowith 0.80000 of 79/80, fine shooting under the·
conditions.
THE FOREST 6-8·84 - Showers & cold (43). 20T Cont CD: M. Diamond.
20120. A. Cramp, L. Baratta, G. Frederickson all 19120. 30T Cont C'ship: OA:':
. V. Elliott 29/30; A: P. Croker 28/30. M. Dio.mond: B: G. lGdd 28130.. Gi'/
Page ,25
WEST
WALONG
GUN CLUB
October 27,1984
Moms. $22.60
OiA SOc
10OT I.S.U. Trench Champlonshi
A, B, C Grade Sweeps 50c each $5
October 28,1984
Noms. $22.60
WA mc
100T I.S.U. Trench Championshi
~,~,c~ndsswleepm=&
October 27 & 28
N m . $45.00
Sweeps 50c
200T I.S.U. Skeet Championship, 1st & 2nd
I.S.U. Zone Team Selection
UPPER HUNTER
GUN CLUB
3km from Scone on the Gundy Rd
Sat, October 20 Comm. 10 am
t0T 0.6. Cont. Eyeopener
Event2
THE ANNUAL OENERAL METINO of tl;e
N.S. W. 1.S. U. will be heM at this shoot
Mom. 57.00
Event6
26T NorthernZons NigM P.S. Cont. Champ
Slk Opp Sweep aach halt $1.00
Sun, October 21 Comm. 10 am
Event 7
E m 8
#M. #.OO
10T D.B. Eyeapmw
#If.Lake Glenbawn 0.0. Cham
6oC~SwepC~
half
N M . S8.W
$lap Mom. a 0 0
20T Lake dlenbawn 8 8 . Champ
50c Opp hemp Each Half $1.00 .
Nom. $20.00
20T Trophy Hendicgp 1st 2nd h 3rd In each. btreags
11-15, 16-20,21-26
Ewnt II
Nom. $6.00
20T Cash Divide
$42.00
OIA Hiah Gun Donated bv Winchester W .
Junior H-~h
bun donated byvelle Fun & Firearms
Ladles High Gun donaled by Sunahlne Cake Shop.
Event 10
,
Mom. $8.00
20T Lake Glenbawn P.S. Cont. Champ
500 Opp Sweep Each Half $1 .OO
Event 3
tWn. $15.00
20T Scone B u s h s s Houses Trophy Classic 1st to 5th place.
1st Microwave Oven. P r k to
~ 5th.
Event4
Plam. 55.00
20T Cesh DMde
Barbecue tea
Event9
TMs rhoof will be used 8s an elimination
round for the N.S. W. 1.S. U. Training Squad.
bm. 83.00
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
1
January 12 & 13,1985
200T N.S.W. I.S.U. Trench Championship
200T N.S.W. I.S.U. Skeet Championship
-OCTOBER 1964
The N.S.W. Fwd & Game Association lncwprated wishes to advlse shooters that regular
simulated fieM shooting is conducted under the
Field & Game Federation of Australia Simulated
Field Shooting rules 'at our various branches
throughout N.S.W. For range locations and
shooting times contact the Branch Secretary
nearest to you.
Pethybridge
%?2 John
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'O8g
Grant Webster
Broken Hill Jeff GLesson
(02 nl 6950
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69 22 406!i
06B 62 2676
Dubbo
Laurie Shaw
Mudgee Colin Takins
state ss#emry P.O. BOX N 148 GROSVENOR STREET P.0
SYDNEY. 2000
J. Rnl.h 24'26. L. Mitchall a3186.8.
?3#25:8. Qodwh BZRS; rltb
Oodwm.B.Firrmh. R. Stnrr dl 2P125. B3 J. 'Ihkh 831100.
SI"".ETON
GUN CLUB
WAYNE \"'"'"'
3
Sunday, Nov. 4, '84
10.00am Start
EVENT 1
10 Tgt Dl6 El0
off 15m
$3.00
$1.00
2
5Tgt DIB Ladies Aux. Trophy off hcp
$9.00
11-15. 16-20. 21-25 (1st in each aroud
"
EVENT 3
Wayne Wiegold Meinorial Shield
off 15m
$10.00
50 Tgt (25 Tgt DIB and 25 Tgt PIS)
Swee~.$1.00 each 25 Tsrt
52.00
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EVENT-4
10 ~ a l DID
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EV~NT
5
10 mir Dm CID
1SM:AkOA:C. 8 ~ m j n r ~ , B : K . S i m ~ CPadbbwy. A .
JunbrahooterCXuiaS.ldididdtevenkoklik4dropplnp.qy.~b
.bootingl
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BRllrFITA 6-8.84 0vemp.t (33). 6 PR DR CD 80. P. McWillkm ?lo.
IOTMQubC.tripl-A&OA:G.T.m8811Q;B:S.6 ~ C : P . W o D d n u a ~ . P O T O L u b T m p h y 1 S I YI :s . s 6 m : A 4 . 0 ~
21/21: l 5 1 B m . M. Pornmar 47/48; l l - 1 4 m @)A. PsndleburJl181PO. FM
H&.E. W r e y S#@O. Snr HQ:C. 6 d d n 73190.HO:G.T. AbDomW 81/90.
1 Q M Biittuly edQ windy & ovan?ut (10). 100T W i t h
C4y TPgst Club Tnmoh C a p : A & OA: G.T. MoDmakl 881100, B: P.
MoWillum 82/100, C: D. W d h m 7Of100.
~l&sclr-pl).mQub(T.hfpA&OTr-D.Luou68/80;E:D.
W*
4WW. C: Q. Andereon +P/M). HO:D.Lucv 48150. Bop 8 EIO: D.
hw-h 9Wm.
OULOONa 1
Mild (44). 10T DB ZO ISM: T.W. bfKtoh.Il. P.
F1urlsa. R. =via. 8.Walton all 10110.2Ul'DB 16M:A: B.Waltan BBnB;8:
M. Holl.rd '2-0; 0. D. Wnlma 20/20.30T BB TDT C ' d p 1 6 M M: J.
Nidmb ZSJk31: A: T.W. Mitcasn 28/30; B:J. R.glw aW80;0: J. Dkmond
W34. 3 0 T DB Hop: ll-16m: D. Walton 29/30:l&ZOm: 0. DnVir 8 1 W
21-2Srr: 8. MoMcuta 81/30. ZOT PB ISM: A: T.W. bAttahsll -0:
E:J.
Raglu8 SS/BO;0.C.A. Musaat 56/80.2ln'DB ConE X. Walton37137. R D.6a
3 W . D. W W n -124. HQ:T.W. A&it&all 1801170. Int HQ: J. R.glua
1 W 1 7 0 . FM HQ:C. Sohxwiber 1101170.
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BOMBALA GUN CLUB
off 20m $5.00
off 15m $5.00
Total noms. $35.00
B-84. Carbidges & Refreshments available.
The Club reserves the right to dter the
prognm.
Any queries, contact
(065)72 1613
(065) 72 3289
(049) 38 1044
GEOFF WILLIAMS
JACK BARKER
BRUCE SMITH
aaplTIgMUrr-(15).STDBmEO:5pad~aauat,C.Bphllh.
aL O'khhoasy.D.W
w I. Bvum 26T CemW Riasrtrn DB NightCdnip
-OCTOBER 1584
Sunday, October 21, 9.30am
N. Badewitr
Secretary
Page'27;
Richmond River Gun Club
3rdAnnuai
Summerland '84 Trap
Oarnival & Oalcutta
27 & 28 OCTOBER, '1984
ALBURY
WODONGA CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Location: Wyrallah Rd. (3km out)
11 am Start
Satu rday 1pm
Event 1
$8.00
20T DB Sweepstakes of 15m
Equal Division A, B & C
Event 2
$12.00
40T DB 15m Casino' Reloading
Supply & Service Championship
Sash & Trophy alA
Plus 1st & 2nd A, B, C
Event 3
Sunday 9am
$8.00
25T Pts. 15m
Trophies A, B, C
Trophies donated by Caltex.
Event 4
$20.00
SOT DB 15m Johnson & Johnson
Suzuki 4WD Champion of the
Richmond
Sash & Trophy alA
Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rdA, B, C
Optional sweeps $1 each 25
Grade Trophies by Blue Dot Targets
Calcutta this event.
25T DB 20m
$8.00
Don MacCauley's Wholesale
Trophies Lismore
Event 5
Event 1
Nom. $3.00
10 TGT Pointscore Eyeopener 15m
Event 2
Nom. $6.00
20 TGT KENT O'BRIEN INSURANCES Double
Barrel C/ship
Sash & Trophy overall Ribbon & Trophy
'2 Grades
Trophy second each grade
Event 3
$1000 Handicap
Nom. $12.00
$1000 Handicap $1000
Handicap
Overall Winner $300 and Anniversary Sash
$100 each metre group ii-12m, 13-14m,'
15-16m, 17-18m, 18-19m, 20-21m, 22-25m
Event 4
Nom. $6.00
20 TGT McLeish Transport Pointscore
Sash & Ribbon Overall Ribbon & Trophy two
remaining grades
maining grades
Trophy 2nd Each Grade A, B, C
Champion of Champions
Sash & Trophy OIA
1st & 2nd A, B, C.
High Gun - Sash & Trophy donated by:
P. Flack Prop. Trapshoot Cartridge Co.,
Casino
C11-15 High Gun
Ladies High Gun
Low Gun.
Committee reserves right to alter program.
ACCOMMODATION:
Club's recommendation:
Lakeside Lodge Motel
21 7376
Black Bass Caravan Park
21 2585
President:
Secretary:
Frank Pirlo
Vaughan Lavelle
282328
623380
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NIGHT PROGRAM
Event 5
Nom. $4.00
5 Pair Double Rise Eyeopener
Event 6
Nom. $10.00
New South Wales Night Double Rise
Championship
Sash & Trophy Overall Winner Ribbon & Trophy
2 Grades
. Trophy Second in each Grade A, B, C
Sweeps $1.00 Events 2, 3, 4 & 6. High Gun over
program. Ladies, juniors & veterans '12 noms
EveNs 2, 3, 4 & 6
President Reg Petts (060) 25 1239
Secretary T. Penney (060) 59 1572
NEWCASTLE GUN CLUB
2 DAY OPEN SKEET
SHOOT
OCTOBER 27·28
200 TARGETS
SATURDAY START 8.30 am
Event 1
Nom. $11.00
OIS $3.00
50 TGT Newcastle Skeet Championship
Graded OA, AA, A, B, C
Event 2
Nom. $11.00
OIS $3.00
50 TGT Pritchard, Gunn Skeet Championship
Graded OA, AA, A, B, C
SUNDAY 8.30 am START
Event 3
'
Nom. $11.00
OIS $3.00
Event 4
50 TGT Linatex Skeet Championship
Graded OA, A, B, C
Nom. $11.00
OIS $3.00
50 TGT Pre-Nationals Skeet Championship
Graded OA, A, B, C
1) Special N.G.C. medals to OA, 1st, 2nd each grade
2) High Gun Over 200 TGTS
3) Practice Friday 26th from 1.00 pm
4) Camping & Shower Facilties on Ground
President: G. Casey Ph (049) 59 5665
Secretary P. Pritchard Ph (049) ~~ 6122 (Bus) (049) 43 4152
(Home)
GUYRA28·7·54- Wet (3D). 20T DB Hcp Club Trophy; G. GrifCith20/20. R.
Skinner 1£1/20. 25T DB 15M Divide; J. Chiappetta 24125. R. Hammond Jnr.
G. Lo.ncauter, G. Griffith. B. Sweeney. R. Sweeney, R. Hwnmond 8nr all
23/25. 20T PS 15M; G. Baxter 59/80, G. Field 58/60, A. Mitchell 57/60. HG:
G. Field.
GUYRA 29-7·54 - Showery (49). Guyra Gun Club - Coell00 1984; OA C.
Bloxsome 981100; A: lat R. Hnmmond Snr, 2nd R. Sweeney, 3rd P.
ClUDpbell; B: 1st M. Glcnmnn, 2nd G. Baxter, 3rd R. Hammond Jnr: C: 1st R.
Bourke. 2nd D. White. 3rd G. Griffith. Junior: R. Hommond Jnr. Ladies:
Georgina Mitchell.
GUYRA 25·8·54 - Cold & windy (32). 15TDB 15M; N. Cnmpion, C. Varley
both 15/15. 20T DB Hcp Club Trophy: M. Harper 19/20, R. Skinner, B.
Sweeney. C. Vnrley, D. Ellis all 18/20. Club Champion of Champions: QA: R.
Hammond Snr 49/50; A: T. Rwubel 44/50; B: R. Vidal 42/50; C: M. Grills
41/50. HG: R. Hnromond Snr.
KEMPSEY 18·8·84 - Fine (32). lOT SB CD 15M: J. Abel, R. Abel, J.
Farrell, B. Edwarde nll 10/10. 20T DB Trophy 15M: B. Neill 28/28. J,
Cunningham 27/28. K. MoWhirter 23/24, FM: J. MQ.tiche: Junior A. Balter
18120. 50T DB Willinm Saul Trophy 15M: K. McWhirter 61/61, K. Neill
60/61, A. Abel 71/73, FM: J. Matiohe41/50; Junior: M. JeCCery42/50. HG: B.
Neill. Junior HG: A. Polmer. 50 Break Bndg~ to -K. MoWhirter.
LEETON ,28.7·84 - Freezing. wet & windy (20). lOT PS EO: No pousibleo;
M. Weymouth, G. Tabnin beth 29/30. 25T PS C'Bhip; Ok G. Tabnin 75/75; A:
M. O'Mahoney 76/78; B: G. Evan. 66/75; C: W. Cornei 66/75; FM: P.
Pendlebury 58/75. 20T Hop SS: 1 possible: G. Tabnin. HG: G. Tabnin. Very
gome uhootere, coming out in a.ppalling oondition8_
MARCONI 29·7·84 - Windy & cold (64). MJE: 2 po.sibles. Marconi South
Dist. DB C'shi.p: AA&OA: V. Gatt 53/53. P. Srbinoueki 52/53; A: D. Clarkson
20/21, L. Crema 44/45; B: D. Geddes 21/22. J. Godwin 20/22; C: A. Zodro
20/22, C. Drower 19/22. Warwick Farm PS C'ship: AA: E. SChutte 64/66, P,
Srbinouski 106/108; A & OA: C. Farrugino 65/66. R. Parker 57/60; B: C.
Tilley 79/81, S. Toson 76/81; C: A. ZI1dro 54/60, C. Drower 53/60. WQrwlek
Farm DB Cont DB C'ship: AA & OA,: A. PillZza 27/27, J. Worley 26/27; A: R.
Parker 20/20, B. Snmuels 19/20; B: S. Toson 23/25, M. Tllley 22/25; C: C.
Drewer 18/20, K. Yates 17/20. HG: V. Gatt 137/138.
MARCONI 12·8·84 - Fine (50). MJECD: 2 possibles. 1984 Anniversary
DB C'ship: AA & OA: P. Srbinouski 30/30, V. Watson 29/30: A; C. Fnrrugia
25/26, B. Samuels 21/22: B: S. Toson 21/22, B. CllSey 36/37; C: K. Yates
19/20. C. Shaw 18/20. Marconi Southern District SB C'ship: AA & OA: K.
Northcott 20/20, V. Watson 19/21; A: T. Alvaro 19/20. S. ZulCo 20/23; B; C.
Brimn 18/20. S. TOBon 17/20; C: T. Calo.bretto. 17/20. P. Pontello 16/20.
LUCllS Heights MT C'ship: AA: V. Gstt 57/63, A. Piazza 56/63; A & OA: ·G.
Fitzgero.ld 34/35. T. Alvaro 33/35: B; S. Toson 32135, M. Lucchese 44/49; C:
K. Yates 50/62, A. Toson 49/82. HO: T. Alvaro 85/90.
MARCONI 26·8·84 - Fine (58). MiE: 5 possibles. City of Liverpool DB
C'ship: AA: W. Every 29/30. W. Jones 32/33; A & OA: S. Zullo 30/30, L. Trew
31/32; B: B. Casey 26/27. A. Lucchese 30/31; C: ~..PonteUo 23125, A. T080n
22/25. Hep Trophy; G. Fitzgerald 49/50, R. MllSo48/50, B. Snmuels 32133,
BM: C. Davenport-18/20. Marconi South Distribt DB Gont C'ship: AA & OA:
A. Piazza. 54/54. W. Jones 33/34; A: P. Duncum 53/54, G. Fitzgero.1d 30/31;
B: B. Casey 26/27, J. Nneumben 25/27; C: R. Micallef 20/25, P. Pontelll
19/20. HG: P. Duncum 93/95.
MOULAMEIN 11·8·84 - Cold, strong rear quartering wind (24). lOT EO
58 15M: P. Dunn, K. Beet, S. Storm, P. Parsons al110flO. 20TGrd C'ship: B
& OA: S. Storm 20/20, P. Parsons 18/20; A: W. Upton 18/20. n. Weaver
17/20; C: L. Richards 19/20. P. Hart 25/30. 20T Hep: C. Gorey 20/20, W.
Upton 19/20, P. Parsons 20/22. lOT SB Hcp "Club Mug": Outright winner
W. Upton 10/10, the only possible. This was Moulamein Gun Club's "Anni.
versary Shoot" and shooters. wives and rriends were entertained to a
casserole ten. Q.J1d refreshmente following the competition.
NARRANDERA 19·8·84 - Breezy. Cine (44). lOT DB EO oCl 15M: 10
shared. Riverina. Ladies DB C'ship: M. Rooke 25/25, M. Odewahn 24125. A.
Walker 21/25. Riverina Zone DB C'ship: 9 posaibles; OA: S. Gueet 1001100:
A: B.,Rooke 99/100: B: S. Papasidero 74/75; C: M. Monteleone 25/26: Junior:
C. SDJ.af'ia. Central Riverino. DB C'ship: C. Snlo.tio 56/56, G. Dennie 55/56, M~
Pommer 46/47, Ladies: M. Rooke 25/25. 20T Hop Cash Sweep: 4 poo8ibles:
B, Rooke,.A. Paonne, M. Weymouth, N. Hackett. The Doug Metzler High
Gun was won by Miss Moree Rooke after a shoot ott with Chris Solotia,
'nlese two shooters were only two tnrgets down on the day. A.tine roll-up of
ahooters from all over the Riverino. Eight ladies contesting the DB C'ship. A
big thanks to each QIld everyone for their help on the day.
NSW 25·7·84 - Wet (25). Southern Zone Night Skeet 5OT; OA, Sash: C.
Naudin 62/64; AA: G. Bedington 48/50; A: C. Naudin 48/50; B: B. CllSey
41150; C: P. Rose 40/50. 20T DB C'ship: A: C. Waterhouse 19/20: B: K. Smnll
16/20; C: A. Comino 19/21.
NSW 28·7·84 - OvercllSt, windy (20). 15T SB: R. Beer, J. Guberina both
13/15. 25T SB C'ship: OA, badge: A. Ze.pantie 22/25; A: P. Ze.pantis 24129; B:
A. Z8.pantis 22/25; C: A. Thatcher 19/26. 25T Hep: 11·15m:· A. ZoptUltis
24125; 16·20m: P. SrbinouBld 23/25; 21·25m: R. Beer 19/25. HG: A. Zapantis
56/65.
NSW 1·8·84 - Clear, cold (22). Southern Zone Night Walk Up 2OT: OA: A.
zapantis 12; A: C. Waterhouse 11; B: K. Smolll0; C: F. BoJeker 8. lOT DB
15M EO: D. Harris. A. Zapontie, K. Small, C. Waterhouse, W. Van Beek all
10110. Lite Members Trophy: 5T 12M SB. 5T 15M PS, 5T IBM DB: C.
Waterhouse 74/75, A. Zapantis 73/75, D. Harris 24/35.
NSW 11·8·84 - Fine, sunny (39). lOOT Trench: OA; C. Bo.iley 94/100; A: V.
Gstt 1161125; B: G. Fitzgerald 891100; C: B. Arnold 69/100. 50T PS C'ohip:
OA & A: C. Bo.iley 49/145; B: B. Arnold 48/139; C: A. Thatcher 46/136. 10 PR
DRC'ship: OA&A: P. Srbinouslci 18; B: I. Anderson 12: C: 1. McFarlane 13.
HG: C. Bo.iley 204/215.
NSW 16·8·84 - Cleo.r. cold. lOT DB 15M EO: p, McBeath, C. Waterhouse
beth 10/10. Charles H1nvaty Night Skeet 25T: 0·1 C. Naudin 23/23; 2·3 J.
Philipson 18/21; 4·6 P. Etherton 21/25. 20T DB C'ahip: A: P. Zopnntis 20; B:
N. Doubleday 20: C: D. Harris 19.
NSW 18·8·84 - Sunny (28). 25T Skeet Hep: C. mavaty, T. Bowring, C.
Nnudin, G. Bedington all 25/25. SOT Slu~et C'ohip Graded: A: G. Bedington
50/50; B: I. Bruce 45/50; C: R. Nicolson 39/50. 25T SS: A: G. Beclington
36/36; B: S. SUbonj 24/25; C: A. Najar 22/25. 25T DB C'ship: OA & A: N.
WYONG
GUN CLUB
(AFFILIATED A.C.T.A)
Ground Location: Jilliby Road, Dooralong
Event 1
Sunday, October 28 9.30 am Start
Nom. $10.00
25T Wyong Gun ClUb D.B. C'ship
Sash O.A. Trophy A, B, C
Optional Graded Sweep, A, B, C, $2.00
Event 2
Nom. $10.00
25T Wyong Gun Club S.B. C'ship·
Badge O.A. Trophy A, B, C
Optional Graded Sweep, A, B, C $2.00
Event 3
Nom. $10.00
25T Wyong Gun Club P.S. C'ship
Badge O.A. Trophy A, B, C
Optional Graded Sweep A, B, C $2.00
Event 4
Nom. $10.00
Southern Zone Deauville DOUbles C'ship
Sash O.A. Trophy 1st & 2nd
Optional Sweep $2.00
Trapper $2.00
High Gun over Events 1, 2, 3 (points to count)
Refreshments, lunch and cartridges Available
The Committee Reserves the right to alter
Program
President: Rodger Beaton (043) 41 9209
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Nichol. 32132; B: I. Bruce 26/28: C: A. Thatcher 21/25. 25T PS C·.hip: OA &
A: G. Fitzgerold 25174; B: 1. Bruce 22/63; C: A. Thntcher 20/58. 20T SB: OA
& A: N. Nichols 20; B: I. Bruce 17; C: G. Newmtull6121; HG: G. Pitzgerold
1301135.
OMNGE 26-8-84 - Fine, cold, ve.-y windy (30). lOT DB Hop EO: 5
po••ibleo: J, Scivto. B. Holme., S. Barbagello, T. Ende. A. Sto.nford. lOT DB
Hcp Club Trophy: M. Willi"",s 50/52. BlM S. Beneley. FIM J_ Scivto, Novice
D. Brown. 25T Common Mark PS C'ship: J. SCivto. B. Holmes, T. ~ade. 10
PR DR 16M SS: M. Harbor 16120, J_ Angus 17/20, R. Angu. 16120. HG: T.
Elide 1041115.
POONCARlE 28·7·84 - Fine, windy (28). lOT DB Hcp SS: W. Crozier, R.
T.....one both 10/10. 15T DB Hcp Trophy Shoot: G. Dimll8i 20/20. R. Fnux
19/20. C. Wolle!ield 21/22. 10 PR DR or! 15M: G. Wnkerield 16120. J.
Blythmtul 23/30, C. Wnkerield 22/30. 15 PR DR Lower E.st Darling DR
C'ship: OA & A: L. DimDSi 35/40; B: P. Tassone 39/50; C: P. Wnke!ield 35/50:
PM: P. Rytul 29/40. 15T SB or! 15M Metered Groups: 14·16m: L. Barnes
16/17: 17·19m: C. Wnke!ield 12/15; 20·25m: L. DimDSi 14/15,HG: L. Dim....i
78/90.
PORT MACQUARIE 5·8·84 - Fine, overc....t (19). lOT EO DB CD 15M: K.
Neill, R. Abel both 10/10. D. Aitken. W. Neill, E. Neill, K. McWhirter alI9/10.
20T State BBnk Trophy DB 15M: K. Neill 30/30. R. Abel 29/30, S. Saul
28/29. F/M D. Jame. 18/20. 20T PS 15M Club C'.hip: A: K. Nei1l51/60; B: S.
Saul 56/60; C: E. Neill 50/60; OA. bIldge: S. S.u1 56/66. 20T Cll8h Hcp: K.
McWhirter, R. Abel both 20/20, D. Jame., P. Abel both 19/20.
QUEANBEYAN/CANBERRA 26-8-84 - Fine & windy (29). 10 PR Club DD
C'ship: OA: P. Lyon. 16120; l1·14m: K. Webber 13/20; 15·16m: G. Bolar
17120; 17·20m: G. Worral 16120; 21·25m: S. Bnlogh 16120. 25T City o!
Quetulbeytul DB Cont C'ship: OA: J. Elli. 27/27: AA: S. Balogh 31/33; A: P.
Lyon. 26/27; B: A. Newcombe 23/25; C: K. Webber 21/25. lOT Eliminntion
Hcp: G. Lllmb 43/43, K. Webber 42143. M. Davi. 25/26. HG: F. Rees 48/55.
lnter HG: M. Bartin 46/55. Junior HG: A. Newcombe 42/55.
RICHMOND RIVER 28·8·84 - Fine (30). 25T B.1l Trap: k T. Schneider
24/25; B: V. Lavelle 20/25: C: T. Mitchell 21/25. 20T DB Hcp: F. Pirlo 29/29.
J. Duyker 28/29, R. Turnham 26/27. 20T DB PS: A: J. Duyker 60/60; B: V.
Lavelle 59/60; C: D. Leslie 54/60. 25T DB 15M C'ship: OA: R. Maroske
122/122; A: J. Duyker 121/122: B: S. Godwin 25/25. 20T DB 15M: A. R.
Shepherd 58158: B: F. Pirlo 24/24: C: T. Mitchell 19/20. HG: J. Duyker
125/125. FM: D. Leslie.
ROYAL AERO 5·8·84 - Wet & windy (47). Olympic 100 DB C'ship: A &OA:
C. Duvenport 99/100. P. Fnrrugia 97/100. L. Trew 97/101: B: R. Van Beek
98/100, R. Walsh 95/100, N. Godwin 941100. C: J. Monsueto 88/100, C.
McDonald 85/100. C. Shnw 821100.
ROYAL AERO 19·8·84 - Fine (63). EO: 7 pos.ibl"". CommonweB1th SB
C'ship: AA & Ok K. Bo.Bnko 44150, J. MnxweIl43/50: A: L. Trew 41/51. R.
Walsh 40/51; B: P:MtulSueto 40/50, P. Abela 39/50; C: T. C.lubretta 32150.
J. Mansueto 31/50. Bo.nkBtown DB C'ship: AA: V. Gutt 34/35: A: L. Trew
64165: B & OA: D. McKoy 65/65: C: J. Mansueto 22/25. HG: J. Mnxwell
82190.
GRAFTON GUN CLUB
JACARANDA
OPEN SHOOT
November 4, 1984
Location: 8km Southgate Road 9 ain start
Event 1
Nom. $10.00
OS $1.00
Don Maclays 25 TG D/B HIC
Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Overall
Nom. $18.00
Event 2
OS $2.00
E. R. GOFTON JACARANDA CUP
50 TG D/B 15mt
OIS $1.00 Each 25TGT
Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd A, S, C Grades
Overall Winner Sash and Trophy (only)
Ladies and Junior Trophy
Nom. $12.00
Event 3
25 TGT PIS C/O 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Total Noms with Sweeps
$43.00
$100 Jackpot for Possible Over Program
Winchester High Gun, Junior and Ladies High Gun
Ladies & Juniors 1/2 Noms If Shoot Program
Committee reserves the right to alter the program
3 Layouts, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Cartridges All
President:
Available at the Grounds
Secretary:
Max Harrison
A. Harrison
"The Oaks"
Ph: 477345
Greens Lake Lower Southgate
Please note Saturday 3rd shoot as advertised in blue
book has been cancelled.
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GLEN INNES GUN CLUB
'84 FESTIVAL
OPEN SHOOT
Sunday November 4, '84 9 am Start
The Club is located 12 kms north of
Glen Innes.
Nom. $7.00
Event 1
Northern New England D.B. C'ship
25T DB 15m
Badge & Trophy 1st A, B, C Grade
Trophy 2nd each Grade
Op sweep $1 olall
Event 2
Nom. $8.00
25T P.S. 15m Cash Divide
A, B, C Grades Split 60%, 30%, 10%
Event 3
Nom. $10.00
Glen Innes Gun Club Champion of Champions
45T 15m
1ST DB 15T SB 15T PS
Badge & Trophy 1st A. S, C, 0 Grade
Trophy 2nd each Grade
Trophy best Lady & Veteran.
Op Sweeps $1 each 15 & $1 Olall
Event 4
Nom. $10.00
20T D.B. Handicap
Meterage groups 11-15m, 16-19m, 20·25m
1st each Group $70
2nd each Group $30
Total Noms & Sweeps
$40.00
High Gun & Front Marker High Gun
The club reserves the right to alter program.
The club acknowledges the following sponsors:
New Tatts Hotel, Shell Aust., Waterloo Stn & Super Air
Ammunition - Lunch - Afternoon Tea - Refreshments all
available
President: Paul Wright, ph: A.H. (067) 34 1262
Secretary: Andrew Fuller ph A.H. (067) 3333·23K
SYDNEY 4·8·84 - Fine & cold (42). City o! Sydney Championship. - 25T
PS: A & OA: A. Cramp 73/75. B. Samuels 72/75: B: J. Dimeglio 69/75. R.
Wal.h 74/81; C: A. Toean Jnr 65/75. J. Re.e 56175. 20TCont PS:'A& OA: B.
Samuels 60/60. P. Fnrrugia 67/69; B: R. Wal.h 52/60, J. AUottn 51160; C: C.
Shaw 55/60. J. Shnrple. 42/60. 10 PR DR: A & OA: A. Crump 17/20. P.
Farrugia 25/30: B: C. Tilley 15120, S. Tosan 14/20; C: A. Tostul20130. J. Rese
18/30.20 PR DD: I.t D. Clarkson & A. Hepburn, 2nd R. Walsh & M. Tilley.
HG: A. Cramp 148/155.
SYDNEY 10·8·84 - Fine & cold (22). 5T EO: 6 possibl"". 25T DB: A & OA:
K. Northcott 25125. K. Edwards 24/25: B: R. Dawson 23/25. M. Tilley 22/25:
CoP. Pontello 21/25. J. Rcse 17125. 25TPS:A&OA: R. Walsh 75/75, J.Healy
73/75; B: M. Tilley 67175, G.W. Kidd 62176; C: P. Pontello 71175. J. ReBe
53/75. 25T SB: A & Ok K. Edwards 26128. P. Rese 25128; B: C. Tilley 23/25.
R. Dawson 22125: C: P. Pontello 20125. C. Drewer 14125. HG: R. Walsh
125/130.
SYDNEY 18·8·84 - Fine & mild (34). EO: 13 possible•. SOT DB: A: P. Rese
54154, A. Piazza 53/54; B: S. Tosan 65/67, C. Tilley 64167; C: C. Shaw 47/50.
F. Martin 43/50. 20T Hcp: R. Wal.h 37/37, M. Tilley 36/37. F. Denza 34/35.
HG: P. Re.e 00/98.
TAMWORTH 14·7·84 - Very cold (10). Night - lOT DB: R. Drain. A.
Coyle both 10/10, C, Barton 9/10. lOT PS: T. Kelso 27130. C. Barton 26/30. R.
Drain 25/30. lOT SB: R. Whitten, G. Walters, R. Drnin all 8/10.
TAMWORTH 16·7·84 - Cold, oloudy (15). Slteet - 25T CD: R. Melville, T.
Huggins both 25/25. M. Blenmtul. C. Burt both 24/25. 50T C'ship: OA: C.
Burt 57/60; A: B_ Clark 54/58; B: R. Vidal 56/60; C: A. Wyatt 37/50. 25T Hcp:
R. Melville, T. Huggins, A. Wyatt, K. Wentherall, C. Barton, D. Menok. M.
Blenman all 25/25. HG: R. Melville 96/100.
TAMWORTH 19-8·84 - Cold. windy (12). 25T Hcp CD: K. Weatherall. B.
Clark. T. Huggins all 25125. 50T C'ship: OA: C. Barton 48/50: A: B. Clark
46150: B: D. Menck 47/50: C: B. Albon 43/50. 25T Hcp CD: K. Wentherall, G.
Wyatt. B. Clark, B. Albon. R. Melville. C. Barton all 25/25. HG: B. Clark
95/100. Goes to show, you cannot keep old skeet shooters down tor longRay Melville - only out of hospito.l3 days. and could not let a skeet day go
by. Keep well. Ray!
TUMUT 12·8·84 - Overc....t. windy. cold (29). lOT DB 15M: D. Hartnett, J.
Hunt. G. Smith, R. Lindley. R. Bnker, G. Lindley, B. Dowell, G. Thatcher. K.
Woodbridge all 10/10. 25TTumut District DB C'ship: OA: J. Power 34134; A:
K. Woodbridge 27/28: B: R. Russell 25/25: C; F. Steenholdt 26/31. lOT DB
Hep: S. Polsen. G. Smith. T. Elliott. E. Vincent, G. Lindley, J. Power all
10110. 20T DB Hcp Trephy: 11·15m: S. Pols en 32133; 16·19m: T. Elliott
25126; 20·25m: J. Power 17/20. HG: T. Elliott 61/65. Annual HG: K. Wood·
bridge 598. E. Vincent 592. G. Lindley 589, T. Elliott 563. R. Bnker & B.
Mayo 558, S, Polsen 554, D. Clout 515. B. Dowell 507. R. Pigram 472. D.
Hartnett 442. Congratulations to John Power and Tony Elliott. whose top
performances accounted tor holt the available trophies. Fro.nk Steenholdt
continues to improve at every :shoot. Six new shooters competed. with tour
juniors included.
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SATURDAY PRACTICE FROM
11AM COMPETITION
(Affiliated A.C.T.A. and NSWCTA)
Saturdav. October 6. loam Start
25T Skeet Handicap
50T Skeet Clship Graded
Badges A. B, C
25T Skeet Graded Sweep Stakes
($4.00 Nom $2.00 SIS)
TOTAL SKEET
$ 4.00
OIS $1.00
November 3 & 4, 1984
$10.00
S 6.00
OK353.00
SIS
$20.00
01s 54.00
THREE TRAP LAYOUT
CLUB DIRECTIONS:
MENDOORAN ROAD, DUBBO
$ 3.00
$ 8.00
O/S$l .OO
I pm Start
15T 15M DIB El0
25T15M DIB Clshtp
25T 15M PIS Clship
257 Handicap 11-15, l6-20,21-25
TOTAL EXC SKEET
01s $1.00
OIS$l.OO
OIS S1.OO
OIS $4.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$27.00
11am Start Saturday, October 13.
TOOT Tmnch OIALL, A, B, C
CASH TROPHY
I pm Start
1 ~ 1 5 ~ 0 l s ~ 1 0.
50T ISM DIB Clship
20 Pair DIDOUBLES
TOTAL EXC TRENCH
$23.00
OIS $5.00
$ 3.00
O/S $1.00
01s S3.00
OlS$l.OO
015 55.00
$14.00
S 7.00
$24.00
Saturday, October 20. I 1am Start
50T TRENCH OIALL, A, B, C.
CASH TROPHY
50T TRENCH OIALL, A, B, C.
CASH TROPHY
TOTAL TRENCH
Ipm Start
1m15M Dm El0
25T 15M DIB Ckhfp
25T 15M PIS Clship
25T 15M SIB Clship
TOTAL EXC TRENCH
$14.00
01s S3.00
$14.00
528.00
OIS $6.00
5 3.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$27.00
01s S i .OO
OIS $1.00
OISS1.OO
OIS$l.OO
OIS M.00
OIS 83.00
Saturday & Sunday,
October 27 & 28
N.S.W. GUN CLUB LIMITED
SATURDAY 12 NOON START
SUNDAY 9.00 AM START
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DETAILS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE C.T.S.N.
Also shoots each Wednesday 2 . 3 0 ~DTL
~ and
Skeet Nlght Competition commences at 6.30pm.
Tooth L A . and Cartridges available.
LocatFon: 131 Booralte Road, Terrey Hills, NSW
Telephone: 450 1775
President: John Philipson
Telephone: Bus. 888 7266. A.H. 949 4846
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HlGH GUN FOR A, 13, C GRADES $350.
Saturday 3rd Commence 10.30am sharp
Sweeps
Noms.
Event 1
$7.00
15T Eyeopener C/DD.B.
Event 2
$3.00 $20.00
30T D.B. Macquarie River $500 Trophy Hcp
A.B.C. - V 2 case cartridges to each group (1st).
OIA Winner ColoFTV.
Sweeps - $1 ea l/2
$1 OIA
Event 3
$3.00
$8.00
25T S.B. Cant. Clship ISM
A.B.C. Trophy plus OIA Badge
Sweeps - $1 ea - $1 OIA
Event 4
$12.00
20 Pr DlRise 15M
1st and 2nd Trophy.
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Commence 9am sharp
Sunday 4th
$3.00 $12.00
50T City of Dubbo D.B. Clship 15M
A.B.C. Trophy, plus OIA Badge
S1 ea 1/2
$1 OIA
Sweeps
Event 6
$3.00
$8.00
20T Point Score 15M
A.B.C. Trophy OIA Badge
Sweeps - $1 ea M - $1 OIA
Event 7
S3.00 $8.00
25T S.B. Goonoo Forest Clship 15M
A.B.C. Trophy plus OIA Bad e
Sweeps
$1 ea N,
$1 O&
51 5.00 $75.00
Event 5
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LADIES AND JUNIORS HALF NOMINATIONS
A,B.C HlGH GUN - $350 A,B,C GRADE -OVER
EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4.5, 6,7.
JUNIOR HlGH GUN & LADIES HlGH GUN
This Club reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.
Game luncheon
refreshments
cartridges available on
grounds.
TOTAL NOMS. $90.00
Enouiries to:
Mrs R. Bourke, 7 ~anksiaCrescent, Dubbo (Secretary).
Phone (068) 82 1482 (A.H.)
Mr. P. Keouqh, Phone (068) 82 7487 (A.H.)
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Saturday and Sunday, October
27&28
Official Opening
by
The SHIRE PRESIDENT of WARRINGAH SHIRE COUNCIL
Cr DARREN JONES
on
Saturday, October 27, 1984 at 11.45am
Event 1
15T 15M DIB EIO
Event 2
Noon start
Noms $4.00
Noms. $8.00
25T 15M Olimpyc Targets PIS C/ship
Sash, Badge & Trophy to OIAII Winner
Grades AA, A, B, C.1 to 3 each grade.
Event 3
OIS $ 1.00
$ 9.00
Noms.$ 8.00
25T 15M John Playel Prestige Cars
SIB C/ship
Sash, Badge & Trophy to a/All Winner
Grades AA, A, B, C. 1 to 3 each grade.
O/S$ 1.00
$ 9.00
TOTAL NOMS $20.00
SWEEPS $ 2.00
SATURDAY TOTAL $22.00
** CALCUTTA AND BARBECUE AT CLUB HOUSE ON SATURDAY
NIGHT **
3 x 40 kilo butts of beef will be rotisseried during Saturday.
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Sunday, October 28
Event 4
9.00am start
Noms $ 8.00
25T 15M Seiko D/B C/ship
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Sash, Badge & Trophy to O/AII Winner.
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OIS $ 1.00
$ 9.00
Noms. $15.00
Event 5
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30T Grand Charity Handicap
Sash, Badge & Trophy to Winner. Trophies 2 to 15 place.
Metre Group Trophy 11-14,15-18,19-21,22-25.
Event 6
20 Pair
0/8$ 4.00
$19.00
Noms. $12.00
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Sash, Badge & Trophy to O/AII Winners
Trophies 1 & 2
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BeO"/S
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.1.00
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$13.00
Noms$ 8.00
Event 7
10 Pa-r Mote ladders D/Rise C/ship
Sash, Badge & Trophy to O/AII Winner
TOTAL FOR TWO DAYS
OIS $ 1.00
$ 9.00
TOTAL NOMS $43.00
SWEEPS $ 7.00
SUNDAY TOTA1- $50.00
$72.00
* * MAJOR Bot OM GUN TROPHY FOR ENTIRE PROGRAM * *
Events 1,2,3,4,5 & 7.
Mauser Model 66SM Rifle -
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calibre 270, with single set trigger.
Club Telephone: 450 1775
President: John Philipson, telephone - (bus.) 8887266, (AlH) 9494846
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ILLAWARRA
GUN CLUB
PETER YOUNG
BENEFIT SHOOT
Sunday, October 28,lO am
Event 1
Event 2
Nom. $3.00
10 TGT Eyeopener DEB CID
20 TGT HANDICAP
Nom. $7.00
Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd & B/M
Evmt 3
Nom. $7.00
20 TOT Leisure Coast DIB C'ship
A, B, C Grades
Moree
Gun Club
Saturday,
November 3,I984
3.00 pm Starf
Nom. 86.00
oRp
sweep new
25 TGT Doubk Bartel andicap
Event 1
Trophy, 1st, 2nd. 3rd
Nom. $10.00
25 TGT Point Score Cash V i d e
Graded A, B & C off common mark
Saturday Night
Event3
Nom. $15.00
50 TOT N.S.W. Night Point Score Championship
Graded A, 8 & C
Opp Sweep $1.M) ea 25 TGT $2.00
Event 2
Moms S31.00
Opp -&~*$3.00
~residbntDON GULL
Ph (06nti2 1033
Secrebrv BRUCE PING KEE
Ph (d7)
52 3698 A.H.
$34.00
Nom. $8.00
Event 4
20 TGT PETER YOUNG BEMEFIT PIS
C'ship
Trophies t st-6th, Fa,JunIur
Aii proceeds fmm thh event to assfst
InjuW shooter Peter Young
All mphIes & targets donated
Event 5
Nom. $4.00
10 TQT Point Score C D hcorparatlng the
Mmnblllawarra Guzzover Challenge f r o h
MODERN CLUBHOUSE MEALS SHE!L&
REFRESHMENTS, PLAY AREA
SHOO7Ef?SNOTE Shoot on November 25 has
been chavlggd to December 2
Prddent W. Jones, 10 Satinwood Am.,
F,(042) 28 8353
Thanks to h e Dot Targets
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -OCTOBER 1984
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SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB LTD
44th ANNIVERSARY SHOOT 2 DAY/NIGHT
November 10-11, 1984
Saturday November 10, '84 Event 1
Commencing 12 noon
100 Tgt D/B - Mick Ward Memorial Perpetual Trophy
Noms. $30.00
a/Sweep $1 e~ch 25 & $1 overall
1st in each Grade ,(A.A, A, B, C) \Franchi Auto Shotguns Model 500
2nd in each Grade - Trophy.
Saturday Night\Novembej 10 -
commencing 6.30pm
Event 2
25 Tgt D/B Anniversary Night C'ships
Noms. $8.00
a/Sweep $1 - 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Event 3
NOVELTV SHOOT
Noms. $6.00
25 Mixed Targets - TO BE SHOT WITH SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUNS
"a/Sweep $1 - 1st & 2nd in A, B, C
Sunday November 11 Event 4
","'Event 5
Event 6
commencing 10am
25 Tgt PIS -Ted Brazenall Memorial Trophy
50 Tgt D/S Anniversary Championships
a/Sweep $1 each 25 & $1 overall
1st and 2nd in AA, A, B, C
10 Pr. D/R Anniversary Championships
Noms $7.00
Noms $20.00
Noms. $6.00
HIGH GUN - over events 1-2-4-5-6 - SASH & TROPHY
JUNIOR & LADIES' HIGH GUN (With sufficient, Nominations)
HIGH GUN TROPHIES DONATED BY
WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA
GOOD TROPHIES ON ALL EVENTS
HIGH GUN TROPHIES DONATED BV WINCHESTER
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $77.00 - with sweeps $89.00
Juniors, Ladies and Veterans - Half Nominations
SA TURDA Y NIGHT - BBQ Tea & Refreshments available.
Cartridges for sale.
Secretary - Carol Tilley, 771 3519
P.O. Box A33, Milperra, 2214
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'COROWA'
GUN CLUB
COMMONWEALTH
TITLE
October 28, 1984
11.30 am Start
Will be conducted at the SEYMOUR
GUN CLUB
on October 13, Starting time 12 noon sharp
Event 1
10 Target Points/Score, Cash-Divide
Event 2
30. Target Presidents Double Barrel ChampionShIP, Graded, a/A Sash & $tOO; 2 ribbons & 1st
$100,2nd $25 cash each grade. Veteran &
Frontmarker Sashes & :Trophies. Presidents
.Shield shot in conjunction.
Event 1
Nom. $3.50
10T D/S Continental Eta 20 Metres
Event 2
Nom. $20.00
O/A O/S $1.00
Commonwealth Double Barrel Continental
Championship
Event 3
20 Target Double Barrel Handicap (Money
Handicap).
1st $150 cash, 2nd $100 Cash, 3rd $50 Cash.
50 Targets 20 Metres. Graded
Overall Winner Trophy to the Value of $200
Event 4
15 Target Points/Scor~ Championship, Graded,
;a/A Sash, 2 Ribbons & Trophies
Other Event Time Permitting
Secretary David Hall (057) 921301 B.H., (057)
921542 A.H.
President Peter Green, P.O. Box 220, Corowa
Secretary Bryant Cooper, Phone 33 1034, A.I-I. 33 1793
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VICTORIA
BAIRNSDALE 4·8·84 - Cold & windy (36). 10 PR DR: P. Curti. 25/30. A.
Brown 24130, G. Petruska 16/20. 20 PR Club DD C'ship: L. Curtis &. A.
Cousens 18120. B. Holson &. M. Reid 17/20. 25T MT C'ship: A. Cousens
33/35. B. Crane 32135. R. .Jennings 31/35. SOT Workmaster Skeet C'ship: A
&OA: A. Cousens 50/50. P. Curtis 47/50: B: A. Brown 50/50. L. Curtie 49150:
C: R. KelUlY 45/50. K. Newman 43/50. Cake Shoot: W. Smith.
BENALLA 12·8·84 - Cold & windy (29). 25T PS .C'ship: OA & 1st T.
NewmlUl 72175. 2nd K. McKendrick 69/78, 3rd T. Hllrgraves 68178. 25T DB
Toyota C'ship: A: B. Koopman 20/25. N. Vance 25/33; B & OA: T. Newman
25/25. K. McKendrick 24125; C: N. Hnydon 23/26. G. Willey 22/26. Junior
Trophy won by S. Green 19}25. 15T DB Hcp: G. Willey 14115, T. Hi1rgraves
14116. Very diUicult shooting in the very cold lUld windy conditions. Well
done to Trev.or Nevnnan who coped very well.
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BENDIGO 4·8·84 - Cold. windy (47). 5 PR DIR C/D: T. Boucher 8/10, P.
Ackkeman. G. Woodhatch. B. Ci'aggill all 7/10. 20 PH DD: T. Boucher. G.
Hipwell 20/20; L. Brown, G. Woodhatch 32/33. 25T SB: A & OA: T. Boucher
29/29. P. Aokkerman 28/29; B: B. Knight 23/25. C. Thomns 26/29; C: S.
Landry 17/25, L. Boucher 17/25. '15T CID Hop: J. Landry 15/15; A. Johns, R.
West. S. Gerry.all 1 4 / 1 5 . "
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B?ORT 5·8·84 - Slight breeze (28). lOT EO: A. James. G. Patching. G.
Tallis. R. Rigney. R. Hnrt. M. Burbidge. K. Burton. F. James. W. McCnrthy••
P. Hutcbinson. W. Upton. S. Rigney. BlUTnport 20T DB Grnded C·sh.ip: B./I<
STJAMES
GUN CLUB
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CHRISTMAS SHOOT
Saturday, December 8, 1984
.CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT·
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,"Saturday, December 29 1984
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OA: G. Tallis. W. McCarthy; A: W. Upton, F. James; C: M. Whytcross, P. ,
Hart. 15TGrouped Hep: II-15m R. Whytcross. IS·21m W. Upton, 22·25m S. '.
Rigney. 20 Pair BlUTaport DD C·.hip: D. Bertalli & G. Patching 30/30. W.,
McCllrtby & M. Burbidge 29/30. 5 Pair DR SS: G. Tallis 9/10, P. Hatt, R. ~
Trimble both.8110. orr the Fence: W. Upton. Orf the Side: R. Rigney. OeorgeIU
Tallis had Q double celebration with three wins including his second ever'....·
overall s""h coupled with his 33rd birthdny on the Mondny. The Deauville .
· Doubles event WMI drawn tor partners and the shoot off \Vas keenly."
contested by the 3 pairs with possible scores. Local olub members are
grateful for the nasistance of visiting shooters acting 88 referees and.
scorers.
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Hcp: 11-15m: M. Barmtt 22122. G. Oram 21/22; 16·19m: L. MillllI'd 17/20. J ..
Lowe 18122; 20·25m: C. Dooley 19/20, P. Scott 21/23. 20TSB C'ship: OA: P ..
Scott 19/20; A: F. Pitt 19/21. R. Newell 18/21; B: B. Joy 17/20, G. Cameron
20125; C: T. Mnrtin 16/20. J. LelUlOX 16/21.
CERBERUS 4·8·84 - Fine & very windy (26). lOT DB: A. ChlUldler. P.
Campbell. W. Clapham. F. Heinze, N. Quiclt, C. CllrI'Ol l1ll 10/10. 20T
cerberus Circles: A. C. Carrel 36/40, F. Hewe 26/30; B: R. .Standeven
35140. B. Hunter 17/20: C: K. Heinze 15/20, R. Hunter 14120. 30T DB
C'ship: A: C. Clirrol25136, F. Heinze 34/35; B: W. Claphnm 36/36. R. Collins
29/30; C: S. Cbandler 29/32. D. Hanson 28/32; OA: Wayne Clapham.
. . COLBINABBIN 26·8·84 - Showery (30). 20TDB C'.hip: OA & B: R.'Traili
20/20, A. Edwllrds 19/20; A: A. Johns 20/21, S. Atkins 19/21; C: G. PolineUi
'18/20, J. ShoJe 17/20; Junior: L. Traill 17/20, A. Vella 16/20. 30T DB
· Grouped Meter"ge: 1l·15m: A. Stevenson 26/30, G. Reid (Jnr) 33/39'
.l6·19m: S. Atkins 40/40. P. Altkerman 39/40: 20·25m: K. Shel1r8r 28/30, A:
Cll1D.ndro 25/31. 15TPS C'ship: A. Calnndro 54/54. A. Johns 51/54, R. TraiU
44145. HG: A. Johns 92/95.
DIMBOOLA 29·7·84 - Fine & windy (14). Gnteway to Little Desert DB
C'sbip: A & OA: G. McCiude 42/42, D. Flnve141142; B: G. McKenzie 22/25. H ..
· Flavel22/27; C: T. Flave121125. A. Facchin 16/26. 10 Pair DR SS: 1l·15m:
· E. Kimberley 11120. L. MallllI'd 9/20; 16·19m: A. McKenzie 12/20. C. Jllrred
111/30; 20·25m: R. Coombes 16/20, R. Newell 14120. lOT Hcp SS: Divided
·.between G. McKenzie, G. McCIUl"e, A. McKenzie. D. Witney, T. Fla.vel rill
.8/10. BT Wnlkback: G. McClure 8/8. A. McKenzie. D. Flavel both 7/8.
fJ. ECHUCA29-7-84 - Overcast. SUlUly (40). 25T Hcp: B. Treloar 1041104, P.
'C<Wilson 103/104, M. cetenn 86/86. 25T Ball Trap C'ship: T. Boucher 23/25,
" A. Spence 27/30. R. PelUl 26/30. SOT Skeet C'ship: OA &. B: K. Padfield
t49/50; A: J. Whittaker 55/58; C: P. Wilson 48150. 20T ContinentoJ C'ship: J .
'.. Whittaker 25/25. A. Spence 25/26, N. Berry 24126.
ECHUCA 12-8·84 - Windy & cold (62). 20T H.E. Allen DB C'ship: A & OA:
T. Boucher 53/53. N. Berry 52153; B: R. Trimble 37/38. W. Cakebread 30/31;
C: B. Rogers 31/32. R. Perks. Lndy: L. Wilson. 1ST Hcp: 11·15= R. WoJter
· 15/15; 16-19m: R. PelUl 34134; 20·25m: A. Calandro 15/15. 15T SB C'ship: ..
OA /I< A: .J. "Y!rittaker 18/1)3; B: J. Glandford '19/20; C: G. Gall 13/15. 25T .
Skeet C'ship: OA & B: R. McKenzie 25/25; A; N. Berry 24125; C: D. Wilson ';
24J2~. Only one possible in the ~d in skeet allowed Roy Mckenzie to ago.in ":':
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win skeet. Good to see old timer Barry Rogers colleot t\ win occasionally
(DB'C Grv.de).
EURDA 28·7·84 - Awful (28). 20 PH DD C·.hip: D. Colihole & K. Maurey
20/20, T. App. & T. Newman 27/28. 20T DB C'.hip: DA: E. Grirrtn 35135; A:
G. Treloar 34/35; E: D. Colihole 21/22; C: H. Golding 2B/30. 15T Hcp CD: H.
Golding 15/15, P. Pettit, J. Kelly, K. Maurey; D. Collhole, N. Haydon, G.
Berry, T. Hicks. J. Decker a.ll14J15.
EUROA 25·8·84 - Dull (31). 25T DE C'.hip: OA: R. Earn. 25/25; A: K.
Maurey 42/43; B: B. Treloar 29130; C: J. 'becker 40142. 25T Mixed C'.hip:
OA: K. Maurey 82/63; A: W. Eagle 61183; B: R. Threl!all31/35; C: H. Golding
49/83. 15T Hcp CD: G. Willey 15/15, W. Woodwood, K. McKendrick, R.
Walker, R. Stackhou.e, C. Keath, T. Appa, D. Hall, B. Treloar, H. Golding all
14115. Spastic Appeal "Oft the Fence": T. CnlQIldro 9/9. Another Spnatic
Appeal "O!f the Fence"; W. Eagle 9/10. A big thanks to the shootere who
remained to make the special "Off the Fence" events a success.
FOSTER 11·8·84 - lOT Point. CD: E. Stokes 3D/3D, B. Halson 29/30, J.
Palffy, W. Green.:e. Salomon all 27/30. 20T DB Hcp: W. StephenRon 20/20,
E. Salomon 28/28, W. Green 28131. 20 Pair DD: B. Halson & W. Green 18/20,
R. Jennings & W. Stephenson 18/20. Fish Shoot: lat W. Green, 2nd B.
Ho.l8on, 3rd G. Petruska.
FRANKSTON 22·7·84 - Cold, overcaRt (42). lOOT Trench: A: P. Clancy
881100; E: L. Chaplin 81/100. 50T Sporting Skeet: A: B. Bond, R. Rees both
42150; B: D. Paraell 42/50: C: E. Brooke. 35/50. 50T Skeet: A: M. lnguanti
49/50; B: D. Cunningham 49/50; C: D. Cruikshank 47/50. 20T Point.: A: G.
Thomas 57/60; B: G. Meuleman 59/60; C: W. Mann 53/60. 20T SB: A: R.
Standeven 28129; B: D. Edgerton 19/20; C: G. Wills 14120. 20T DB: A: T.
Rowe 31/31; 5: G. Meuleman 18/20; CoG. Will. 20/23. 20T Mixed Birda: A:T.
Rowe 17/20; B: J. Vella 18/20; C: S. Line. 16/20.
FRANKSTON 29·7·84 - Wet & windy (50). 20T Points: A & OA: T. Nash
57/60; B: M. Salvatore 59/66: C: J. Veal 52/60. 20T SB: A: G. Thom... 17120;
E: J. Stone lB/22: C & OA: G. Vella 18/20. 20T DB: A: R. Godfrey 32/34; B: G.
Swan 21/22; C & OA: M. Shale 20/20. 20T Club C'ship: A: G. Thorn.. 23/25;
B&OA: M. Salvatore 24/25; C: G. Henwood 22124. lOOT Trench: A& OA: D.
Diaz 971100; E: G. A.h 88/100; C: G. Vella 58/100. lOOT Skeat: A & OA: M.
lnguanti 991100: B: I. DevrieR 92/100; C: J. Veil. 83/100.
.FRANKSTON 6·8·84 - (56). lOOT Trench: A & OA: G. Long B3/1oo; B: I.
Joyce 831100; C: E. Yewers 76/100. lOOT Skset: A & OA: P. Kruromins
B9/100; B: J. W. .s 1021108; C: B. Brooke. 921100. 20T PointR: A & OA: F.
Vella 57/60; B: W. VellB 54160; C: K. Heinze 56/60. 20T SB: A & OA: F. Vella
1B/20; B: P. W... 18121; C: G. Henwood 16/20. 20T DB: A & OA: R. Mark
59/59;B: C. Vella 20/21; C: G. Henwood 31/32. 10 Pair DR: A&OA: R. Mark
31140; B: G. Swan 29/40; C: D. HanRon 11120.
FRANKSTON 12·8·84 - Wet & windy. 20T PointR CD: A: S. Haberman
56/60; B: J. Cripp. 55/60: C: A. Vella 44160. 20T Points C'.hip: A & OA: S.
Haberman 62/86; B: G. Meuleman 55/60; C: J. Bugeja 61/86. 20T SB C'.hip:
. A& OA: G. Thomas 18/20; B: J. Gilopidis 16/21; C: G. Henwood 16/20. 20T
DB C'.hip: A & OA: J. Blnckley 35/35; B: G. Swan 20/22; C: G. Henwood
19/20. lOOT Flu.h 3·Man Team: N.J. Lilli., D.J. Lillis, N.R. Lilli. 1041125,
G. Guy, P. Johnoton, M. lnguanti 102/125. 50T Skeet C'ship: A & OA: D.
":Tatura Clay Target Club
Inc.
Fred Crawford
Testimonial Shoot
Oct 21 11 am Start
Event 1
President Double Barrel Championship,
A, B,C
Event 2
Fred Crawford Testimonial Single Barrel Championship, A, B, C
Event 3
Goulburn Valley Points Score Championship
Event 4
15T Grouped Handicap
SOUTH EASTERN ZONE
TRAP & SKEET
CARNIVAL & FINAL
ROUND TEAMS
PREMIERSHIP
FRANKSTON
AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB
Sunday, October 28, 1984
Commencing 11 am
Event 1
Nom. $7.00
25T DIB Graded Championship
Trophy Best Lady & Junior
Event 2
Nom. $7.00
25T DIB Handicap
Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd Back Markers
20-25
Event 3
Nom. $7.00
25T SIB Graded Championship
Event 4
Nom. $7.00
25T Points Graded Championship
HIGH GUN TROPHY over Event 1, 2, 3
& 4. Donated by R. Whykes
Event 5
Nom. $14~00
SOT Skeet Graded Championship
Trophy Best Lady & Junior Donated
5 Man Club Team Shoot Held in
Conjunction Trophy Donated
Nom. $2.50 per team
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A. Moles Sec. (058) 24 1538
H. Hawking Pres. (058) 56 1227
President Robert Whykes .
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P.O. Box 54
Dromana, 3936
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2 kilometres past the town
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Fri. Nlght Shoot Oct
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CERBERUS GUN CLUB
FINAL N.Z. INSURANCE TEAMS
26 Tg Pts Clship.A, 6, C $7.00
25 Tg Cont Clshlp A, 6, C $7.00
sat, October 27
10 am
12 rmon
25 Tg Skeet Hcp CU $8.00
25 T D.B. I,2,3 Cash $7.00
50 T~ ont CIS~~P
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10 TGT D/B $3.00
30 TGT Dl6 Champ $9.00
25 TGT Handicap $7.00
1, 2, 3 20-25
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50 TOT DIB Annual Champ
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET
SAT., OCT 13
10 TGT Cont. EO $3.00
25 TGT Continental Champ $7.00
25 TGT Continental Group Met. $7.00
NEPEAN GUN CLUB
SAT., OCT 20
Grades
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HEATHCOTE
GUN CLUB INC.
GUN CLUB
Sunday, September 16, 1984
Noms from 12.00 noon
MELBOURNE
CUP DAY
Tuesday, November 6,1984 12.30 pm Start
20T Pointscore Cham iomihlp
Graded A.
Tfi Sssh &Trophy 1st each grade,
Tri Ribbon 2nd each grade
Tri Sash ladies and junior
Nom. $7.50
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STAKES to go DOIV'T YOU 8E
WE ONE TO MISS OUT on Qualifying.
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Nom. $7.50
10 Pair Double Rise Charnplmhip
Graded A, B, C
Tri Sash & Trophy 1st each rade
Tri Ribbon 2nd each gragb
Tri Sash ladles and Junior
0 tlonal sweeps both evanta
OTHER EVENTS fO FOLLOW
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The October Shoot to commence at
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MEALS AVAlLABLE
President: L, Cook
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Ph. (053) 39 2014
Ph. (053) 38 6865
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET N W S
-OCTOBER 1984
Note: mis ra Jwrhson mow my and entrance u i be
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Sat., October 20
Start 1 pm
Event 1
Nom. $2.50
10T D. Barrel Eyeopener
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
0/8$1.00
Double Barrel Graded Champ
1st & 2nd Each Grade
Event 3
Nom. $6.50
0/8$1.00
CHRIS WALKER MEMORIAL HANDICAP
1st, 2nd, 3rd & Back Marker
and Best Junior
Event 4
Nom. $6.50
0/8$1.00
Points score Graded Champ
1st & 2nd Each Grade
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Event: 200 Tgt Trench & ISU
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Noms: $44 plus $5 levy for
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VICTORIAN I.S.U.
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The event will be graded with
an overall in each discipline and
A, B & C Grade Sashes.
The second and final elimination will be held in conjunction
with the State ISU Carnival to
be held at Frankston Australian
Gun Club on the 1st & 2nd of
December, 1984
Note: For selection procedure and
details of the proposals for the
State Training Squad see article in
this issue.
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Cnr. Geelong and Little Boundary Roads, Brooklyn
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Noms. close 1 hour after advertised start of 1st event.
WEDNESDAY 3rd
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COMMENCING 6.30 PM
15T Points
Noms. $6.00
15T D/B
Noms. $6.00
HIGH GUN SASH SPONSORED BY VELTAG TIMBER
SATURDAY 6th.
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WEDNESDAY 10th •
COMMENCING
6.30 PM
Each group 1 case shell 1st.
V2 case 2nd.
WEDNESDAY 17th •
COMMENCING 6.30 PM
WEDNESDAY 24th •
COMMENCING 6.30 PM
WEDNESDAY 31st •
COMMENCING 6.30 PM
20T Points
Noms. $6.00
20T DIB
Noms. $6.00
20T D/B Continental
Noms. $6.00
"BEE" PATTERSON MEMORIAL SHOOT
10TPoints EIO C.D.
20T D/B Grouped Metreage
11-14,15-18,19-21,22-25
Noms. $4.00
Noms. $16.00
15T D/B
Noms. $6.00
16 Pair DID
Noms. $6.00
10 Pair DIRise
Noms. $6.00
15T D/B
Noms. $6.00
15T SIB
Noms. $6.00
15T D/B
Noms. $6.00
NOTE ... ANY SHOOT OFF CARRYING OVER TO THE
FOLLOWING WEEK WILL BE SHOT POINTS
SECRETARY:
T.Cameron
67 Fitzroy St.,
Laverton, 3028
Bus. 311 0568
A/H 369 2038
SPECIAL NOTE ... SATURDAY SHOOTS ONLY ... 5 OR
MORE LADIES COMPETING - SPECIAL RIBBON
TO THE HIS3HEST SCORE.
CASH" .. ALL WINNERS MUST SIGN PAYOUT-.BOOK.
EXCELLENT CANTEEN
FACILITIES AT 'ALL SHOOTS
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Ammt Clay
Target Club
October 7, Sunday,
12 noon start
Event 1
Nom. $12.00
ill Crouch Memorial Clrou~edH W c a p
20 TOTS 1st Sttan, Microwave Oven
11-16, 16-19,2025 WM Trophy.
Event 2
Nom. $7.00
Langi Logan Dm Grd Chlship 25 TGTS
Erent 3
Nom. $7.00
25 TGT Langi Logan SIB Grd. Chlship
High gun events 1,2,S
Time permlttlng 15 TGTS off 16mts Cash dMde
N m . W.00
pC.r:8iUMurkc.~621249
523618
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1 CHARITY SHOOT IN AID
STATE EMERGENCY
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Event 1
30 TOT Harrisons Retravisbn Discounts D/B
Gd Champ, 1st & 2nd each (36
Everrt 2
25 TGT Ararat Business ~ o u s a
DIB Pointa Score Gd Chmp 1st & 2nd, each
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Metropolitan Clay Target
Club
O'Hems Road, Epping 3076
SASH FOR OVERALL WINNERS OF
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sunday 7 - 11am start
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
53T A S C Highest scoring Club member receives sash and free noms. for 12 months.
25T Skeet Championship A S C
25T DIS Championship A S C
Sunday 14 - ABRUZZO
Sunday 21 - 12 noon start
25T DIS Championship
25T Pts Championship
10 Pro D/R Tower Championship
50T Sail Trap Championship
25T Skeet Championship
Sunday 28 - 12 noon start
25T DIS Championship
25T SIS Championship
15T Pts. Tower Championship 1-2-3
15 Pr. D/R Championship
50T Skeet Championship
1984 GRAND PRIX CARNIVAL NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5 & 6
Saturday 3rd
Sunday 4th
25T DIS
25T DIS
25T DIS
50T DIS
Metre D/R CUP
Metro Cup
50 Skeet
Mollica Cup H'cap
50 Skeet
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Events will not be closed until 3pm.
Monday 5th
25 DIS
25 Cont.
15 Pts. Tower
50 Skeet
25 Pts.
TUESDAY 6th CUP DAY
gam start
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25T Winchester DIS Championship
25T Club DIS Championship
30T OIl? METROPOLITAN GRAND PRIX
In conj. Winchester 3 man team.
25T Skeet Grand Prix
DAILY DTL. & O/AII High Guns. Ladies & Junior trophies.
Carnival DTL & O/AII High Guns.
Practice: Saturdays - skeet tower DTL 12.30-5pm
Tuesdays - skeet DTL 12.30-5pm
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Benalla
Gun'Club
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
V.C.T.A. TRAP
Sunday, October 14
CARNIVAL
12.30,pm Start
10T DB Eyeopener
Nom. $8.00
O/S $1.00
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30T "Jean Plum"
Medley Championship
Sash O/A, A, B, C 1st and 2nd
Event 3
Nom. $5.00
O/S O/A $1.00
15T Grouped Handicap shot off 15m
OA, 11-14, 15-19, 20-25
$18.00
GEELONG GUN CLUB
NOVEM~ER
Afternoon tea and cartridges available.
All welcome
23, 24 & 25
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SHEPPARTON
Friday, November 23
CLAY TARGET
CLUB
20 Tgt Pts Sweepstake
50 Tgt DIS Championship
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7
Start 12.30 pm - if enough shooters are early.
- Ladies, Juniors (U17), & Veterans (a-55) - liz noms
Saturday, November 24
State DIS Championship
State SIS Championship
Event 1
Nom. $6.00
O/S O/A $1.00
20T Graded Double Barrel Championship
O/AII Sash & Grade Medallions
Plus 1st & 2nd Trophies each Grade
Event 2
Nom. $5;00
O/S O/A $1.00
15T Handicap, 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Elrent 3
Nom. $6.00
O/S 0/ A $1.00
20T Graded Points Score Championship
Plus 1st & 2nd Trophies ea Grade
Event 4
Nom. $5.00
O/S 0/ A $4.00
Time Permitting
1ST Graded Continental Championship
Cash Prize 1st ea Grade
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Phone (058) 21 8764
Secretary Denis Threlfall
Phone (058) 22 1515
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State PIS Championship
State Teams Shoot
State D/R Championship
Full details in November C.T.S.N.
R. Buchan, President
Secretary John McElvogue, P.O. Box 188,
Lilydale, 3140, Victoria A.H. (03) 7350441
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Event 1
10T 8.8. Comp Div
Nom. $5.011
Nom. $10.00
Event 5
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North West Zone Carnival
OP Trophy
olAII
hoot
$lmOO
26r A, B, C
hy and sash to winner
specid
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grade winners
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.ndjunior mphy
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Nom. $8.00
Op.OIAltS
$1.00
North West Inu D.B. Chapyd%ip
25r A, B, c
Special grade trophy and sash to winner
Trophy to other grade Mnnen
Ladies and lunlor trophy
Event2
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25T A, 6, C
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grade winnershdieg and junior
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North West fane Polnt Score Champ onrhlp
mA, 6, C
hy and sash tn winner
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$100 polidto the five top Zone ehooters In events
2-3and 4 to attend 194% V i r i a n Sate Carnival
Zone $ W e n t
John Clrrk,
Wwnoknmbeal
AUSTRALIAN C W TARGET NEWS
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MORWELL 18-8-84 - Very rough (20). lOT ~t8'i5MCD: D. LueU. B. Webb
both 30130. R. Whykes 29130. Gippslanq.DB C'ship Gro.ded: A & OA: R.
Whykes 45145. D_ LueU 44145; B: B. !J:61son 27128. N. Lnphnm 23/35; C; M.
Reid 31132. G. Grey 24125. Aruliversary Hcp; D. Harrison 24125. M. Reid
26128. B. Stokes 28131, B?1,.J:White 23125. Medley; R. Whykes 15115, M.
Reid 37/39. J. White 36(39rCake Shoot: M. Reid. Conditions were extremely
rough but some~od·~$hootingby Bob Whykes and Dave Luelf in the cham·
pionship nnd young Malcolm Reid and Do.rryl Harrison in the handicap,
NEPE.&N 18-8-84 -lOT DB CD: R. Standeven. R. Hunter both 10110. SOT
Pte C'ship; A & OA; G. Carrol 1481162: B: R. Standeven 1361150: C: J.
Gordon 1331150. 25T Gro.ded: A: C. Carrol 25125; B: R. Birt 25125; C: J.
Gordon 26/28. 20T Walk Back: N. Quick 20120, C. Carrol 19120. P. Drennan
18120.
NOORAT 28-7-84 - Cold, wet. windy (40). 25T S.W,Z. Pte 15M Grd: A: C.
Kneebone 73175. K. nses 72175: B: G. Ovens 71175. J. Matthey 68175; C: F.
Crimmin 6B175. J. Ovens 64178. Les Reicha Memori612OT 15M DB Gro.ded:
OA: C. Kneebone 30130: A: A. Davis 29130. H. Squires 31/33; B: M. Cox
29130. G. Carbury 34136; C: P. Chandler 26130. P. Dark 25130. lOT Cont DB
15M CD; B. Papst, H. Durbridge, J. Matthey 01110/10. HG over programme:
C. Kneebone 1121115.
.
NOORAT 26-8-84 - Cold. windy, .howery. lOT Pt. CD: M. Holloway
29130. T. Riches 26130. G. Coverd61e 24130. S.W.Z. SB Cant 15M C'ship: OA
& A: A. Davis 21125, L. Groar IB/25; B: G. Ovens 20125, M. Cox 19/27; C': B.
White 20/27. T. Grummett 19127. 20T Hcp: B. White 19/20. F. Crimmin
18120. J. Ovens 26132. HG over programme: T. Riches 59175.
OUYEN 12-8-84 - Breezy (34). lOT SS: P. Shilling, W. Drew both 10110.
20T Club DB C'ship: A & Oil.: J. Blythman 23123, W. Drew 32133; B: R. Black
17120. M. Harding 17/22; C: A. Loxton 22123, P. Jones 17120. Junior; J.
Loxton 16122. 5 Trap lOT Trophy: P. Kay 9110, W. Drew 13115. J. Blythroan
16119, Junior: A. Loxton 6110. 20T Club Cont C'ship: A & Oil.: W. Drew
20120, A. Clarkson 21123; B: G. Patching 19120. R. Thomson 17120: C: P.
Hart 21124, P. Kay 20/24; Junior: A. Loxton 14120; Annie Oakley: A. Loxton.
Great day had by all.
RAilF POINT COOK 19·8-84 - Fine (55). 5 PR DR EO: R. Reitano, L.
Gauci both 9110, E. Yewers BII0. 20 PR DR C'ship: R. Mark 33140, R. Lowry
32140, B. Mark 31140. 20T DB: A: R. Lowry 26127, P. Torok 25127: B: G.
Gauci 20120, J. Hill 25127: C: T. Bonnici 20120, G. Cole 34136; Novice: C.
McHenry 33136.
SEBASTOPOL 19·8·84 - Fine & cool (44). lOT EO: Shared by 12 shooters.
25T DB C'ship: Oil. & A: G. Mark 51151: B: N. Manson 50151: C: W. Horn
24125. 10 PR DR: N. Paterson 19120. S. Haberman 25130, B. Schwarz 24130.
25T Cont: Shared by K. Wright, C. MacPherson. G. Went all 25125. Jnr HG:
S. Cook 65/80. Vet HG: G. Kirkpatrick 64/80. Congratulations to Geoff Marl(
for winning the championship. Geoff is ro.rely t>ut of the shooting limelight.
SEYMOUR 11·8·84 - Wet & windy (17). 5 Pair DR: K. Maurey 10110, D.
Hall 8110. 15 Pair DR C'ship Grd: A &OA: K. Maurey 26130; B: B. Hall 24130;
C: R. Buchanan 19130. 20T DB: K. Maurey, D. Collihole. D. Hall all 20120.
15T Wall, Back: K. Maurey, D. Hall. B. Findlay all 13115.
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EUROA WOOL WEEK
CHAMPIONSHIPS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28
Go and see the Euroa Agricultural Show on
Saturday! 1 pm Start
Event 1
Nom. $6.50
20T EUROA WOOL WEEK D/B Championship
1st O/A Sash & Trophy
1st grades A. B, C a Trophy
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
20T FORLONGE SIB Championship
Prizes as above
Event 3
Nom. $6.50
20T GOLDEN SHEARS P/SCORE
Championship
Prizes as above
WOOL WEEK CHAMPION OF
CHAMPIONS SASH
President J. King (057) 90 3216 Hon. Secretary
W;,'Borden 95 2866
Ground locatiOn is 7 km south of Euroa on the
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Hume Highway
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ECHUCA
GUN CLUB
RICH RIVER
COUNTRY
Sunday Oct 14
Skeet 12 noon
D.T.L. 12.30 pm
Event 1
Nom. $7.00
25 Tgt Skeet C'ship (A. B. C)
Event 2
Nom. $7.50
25 Tgt D/B C'ship (A. B, C)
Event 3
Nom. $6.50
15 Tgt HIC
Event 4
Nom. $6.50
10 PR D/R C'ship
Bendigo Kitchen Centre Shield
Shot in Conjunction with D/B
L. A. Bernard
Secretary
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SHEPPARTON D·ll-84 - Cold & raining, 12' (44). 20T DB C'ship: OA & A: .
B. MBurey 32132, S. Aitkens 23124; B: D. Rachele 31132, A. Schmedje 21122:' .
C: C. Patten 24127, B. Perks 23127. 15T Grouped Hcp: OA: R. Moor 19120;
14·16m: A, Patten 18120: 17-20m: B. Koopman 18120: 21·25m: T. C61ancIro.i
17120. 15T Graded ContC'ship: 011.&11.: B. Eagle 20120, A. Spence 15/16; B:'.;
R. Moor 19120, T. Koopman 14115: C; A. Cole 19120. J, Starkey 14115, 15T-.
Grd PS C'ship: Oil. & B: T. Calandro 45/45: A: M. Leonard 59160: C: A. Cole'
43/45.
ST ARNAUD 4-8·84- Very windy (40). IOTEICD: D. Freeman, R. Newell.
F. Taylor, D. Clark, C. Dooley all 10110. 50T DB C'ship Graded: B & OA: K.
Burton 67173. G. Tallis 48153: A: C. Dooly 66173, T. Green 4B153: C: J.
Marten 44150, P, South 43150. Junior: N, Beer 25150. Special thanks to NIW .
Zone coaches John Clark and Frllllk: James. helped by Ken Burton IUld"·
Gro.eme Young. who conducted coaching to 21 shooters on morning of this
shoot. Good attendance for afternoon shoot wiUl K. Burton ond C. Dooly
shooting for overall.
SWAN HlLL·NYAH 22-7·84 - Foul, wet. cold (14). 10 PR DD SS: J.
Dunstan, B. Dunstan 10110. 20T DB C'ship: A. Mills 21122. J. Dunstan
20121, B. Loxton. 20T DD: Three 18120: G. Hipwell & C. Orr. C. Bonnici & P.
Parsons, A. Mills & P. Hutchinson. Won byG. Hipwell & C. Orr 33136. 2nd C.
Bonnici & P. Parsons 32f36. Numbers down on 0. rotten day.
SW.&N HlLL·NYAH 4-8-84 - Fine, atrang N.E. wind (23). 20T DB ..
"Springtime" C'ship: D. Steicke 24124, G. Smith 23124, R. Ridgeway. 50T
Grd Sl<eet "Springtime" C'ship: A: W. Woodhouse 45150: B: A. Mills 47150,
P, Parsons 39150: C: D. Steicl<e 45150. G. Dunn 43150. Good shooting by W.
WOodhouse (25 in one round). Consistency by A. Mills. Excellent shooting by
young Dion Steicke.. A welcome to new member in David Smith, or Swan
Hill. A successful return to shooting after 0. break by Glen Smith.
TATURA 111·8·84 - Cool, windy (25). A.M. & M.A. Eagle DB C'ship: A &
OA: N. Berry 52152: B:D. Rachelle51152: C: H: Nihill17/20. Club DB C'ship:
A: N. Bsrry 17120: B: E. Calandro 16120; C: R. Walters 13/20. 15T Hcp
Grouped: ll-15m: R. W61ters 14115; 16-20m: A. Schmedge 19120;21-25m:T.
Cnlandro 14115. Club DB C'ship: N. Berry 48148, C. Keath 50151, A.
Schmedge 49151.
TYRENDARRA 4·8·84 - Fine and very windy (32). 25T DB Cant Graded:.
Oil. & A: R. Duthie 25126, M. Sullivan 31133; B: G. McLeod 25128, P.
McQuo.de 24/28: C: R. Mill. 24126, G. Ross 23125; Jnr: J. Ross 17125. 15T
. Cl18h Hcp(Comp. Div.): T. Smith, P. Vaughan, C. Ross, J. Ross. G. W61te.s.
R. Rundell 61113115.
VENETO 19-8·84 - Cold, light bree~e (18). lOT DB EO: J. Antonio, R.
Blacl<well. T. Nash. M. Mifsud, V. Dalsanto. P. Apollonioalll0110. 50TDB
Grd C'ship: A: T. Nash·50150. V. Delsanto 49150; B: R. Blackwell 46150. R.
Clitton 45150; C: P. Carlon 48150, G. Pritchard 47150. 30T DB Pts Grd C'ship: :
A: V. Delsanto 88190, M. Mifsud B7/90; B: R. Clitton 84190. J. Antonio 81190:
C: E. Bertollo 80190, P. Apollonio 78190.
VICTORIAN 18·7·84 - Cold, wet & windy (58). lOT Pts EO: V. Mollica, R.
Morrison. R. Mark alI301a'O. 20T DB: A: R. Marl< 52/53, G. Went 51153: B: J ...
Vella 24125, S. Sncchetta 23125; C: D. Reitano 20121. C. Went 19121. IOTDB:
M. Smith 32132, F. Velln 31132, R. Mark 25126.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARG ET NEWS - OCTOBER 1984 !.,
VICTORIAN FIELD & GAME ASSOCIATIO
PORT PHILLIP REGION
ALL ROUND
CHAMPIONSHIP
25 D.T.L., 25 SKEET, 5
PR. TOWER, 40 SIMULATED
SHOT WITH ONE GUN & ONE SET OF CHOKES
ALL DISCIPUWES TO BE SHOT GUN DOWN. (LADIES & JUNIORS EXCEPTED)
Saturday, October 27, '84
AT LYSTERFIELD SN0071NO SCHOOL
LOGAN PARK RD,, LYSTERFIELD
Nomihations open at. p u n & close at 1.3Cornpewton startsat llam.
sharp.
TROPHIES & PRIZES VALUED AT
ALL R O U ~ DCHAMPION
TaOPHY, MEDAL & 1700 REMINOTON SKEET GUN
RUNNER-UP
TROPHY & TAILORED SHOOTING VEST
.:
AA, A, B, C VETERANS
1st Medal & Tailored Shooting Vest
2nd Trophy & Hoffmanns Wine
3rd Trophy & Birko Appliance.
$25.W
LADIES
1st Medal & En raved Crystal Set
2nd Engraved rystal Glasses
3rd Trophy & Birko Appliance
$25.00
8
JUNIORS (U/16)
$15.00
1st Medal, Stamford Case & 300 shells
2nd Trophy & 100 shells
3rd Trophy & 100 shells
TWO MAN TEAMS
$5.00 per team
1st 200 shells each
2nd Smith & Wesson Knife each
3rd 50 shells each
Also prizes for High Gun with combined scores in
D.T.L. & Skeet
- simulated & tower.
NOTE: Due to court ruling on noise Isvela, competitors are requested to use low noise (subsonic, 2% dram eqv.) cartridges.
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Shooting dates for October '84
BIRCHIP
BOORT
CALLAWADDAI
STAWELL
CASTLEMAINE
COHUNA
SAT. 6, 1.00 pm
SUN. 7, 1.30 pm
WED. 24, 8.00 pm
SAT. 20, 1.00 pm
SAT. 13, 1.00 pm
FRI. 12,8.00 pm
FR!. 26, 8.00 pm
SUN. 28, 12 noon
DIM BOOLA
SUN. 7, 1.00 pm
DONALD
SAT. 6, 1.00 pm
GOROKE
FRI. 19, 8.00 pm
HOPETOUN
SAT. 13, 1.00 pm
HORSHAM
SUN.
21, 1.00 pm
JEPARIT
FRI. 12, 8.00 pm
KANIVA
SUN. 28, 1.00 pm
FRI. 5, 8.00 pm
KERANG
FRI. 19, 8.00 pm
SUN. 21, 12.30 pm
LODDON VALLEY
WED. 10,7.00 pm
MARYBOROUGH
SAT. 27,1.00 pm
SAT. 20, 1.00 pm
MILDURA
SUN. 14, 12 noon
ST. ARNAUD
SUN. 14, 1.00 pm
SWAN HILL
SAT. 27, 1.00 pm
SAT. 6,1.00 pm
WALMER
WARRACKNABEAL SAT. 27, 1.00 pm
SUN. 28, 12 noon
WEDDERBURN
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WERRIBEE
GUN CLUB
CNR LEAKES & DERRIMUT RDS
Saturday, October 6, 1984 1 pm Start
Event 1
Nom. $4.00
15T Pts. C.D. 15M
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
20T Point Henry D.B. Grd. Ch. 15M Badge GA.
Trophy A, B, C
Eve.nt 3
Nom. $9.50
50T Point Henry D.B. Ch 15M (Shot 1 visit)
1st Sash & Trophy 2 3 FM
Event 4
Skeet - time permitting
Saturday, October 13 1 pm Start
Event 1
Nom. $4.00 .
15T Pts. C.D. 15M
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
20T Stingray Bay D.B. CH. 15M
1st Badge & Trophy. Trophy 2 3 FM
Event 3
Nom. $6.50
20T Stingray Bay S.B. Grd. Ch. 15M. Sash GA.
Trophy A, B, C.
Event 4
Nom. $6.50
20T Trophy Hcp. (Hcp. marks)
Trophy 1st, 11-15,16-20,21-25 metres
(Free nominations Australia Day charity shoot,
events 2, 3 & 4)
Event 5
Saturday, October 27, 1984
1 pm Start
Nom. $4.00
Event 1
1ST Pts. C.D. 15M
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14
COMM 12.30 pm
Event 1
Nom. $6.50
20 TGT Truganina Ball Trap
Graded Championship
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
10 PR Double Rise Graded C'ship
Event 2
Nom. $6.50
20T City By The Bay D.B. Ch. 15M
1st Badge & Trophy. Trophy 2 3 FM
Event 3
Nom. $9.50
SOT City By The Bay Grd. Pts. Ch. 15M (Shot 1
visit)
Sash GA. Trophy A, B, C
Event 4
Note: Veterans (Men 65, Women 60) & Juniors (under 17)
half nominations all events, excluding cash divides
President: Ron Green
Tel (052) 51 2626
President
W. Abbott
7412003
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Secretary: Jack Powe
P.O. Box 857, Geelong, 3220
Tel (052) 75 1555
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CORIO BAY GUN CLUB
DAYjNIG T
SHOOT
Sat, October 13, 1 pm Start
Event
10 TGT Points E/O
Event 2
100T 0/8 Graded Championship
Sash O/all.
Ribbon Other Grade Winners
1st, 2nd, 3rd, A, B. C
Event 3
25 TGT Graded Skeet Championship
Badge 1st Each Grade
Trophy 1st, 2nd Each Grade
Event 4
20 TGT DIS Cash Divide
Event 5
20 TGT Continental Cash Divide
President Peter Redpath. 1 Taroonga Crt., Norlane
High Gun Sash & Trophy Over Program
BBQ Facilities Supplied
Secretary Steven Arklay, 78 Vines Road, Nth Geelong.
3215.
3215. Phone (052) 78 1764
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VICTORIAN 2/)·7-84 - 15T DB Cont: R. Mark 26/26, R. Morrison 25/26.
G. Went 21125, F/M B. Dee 14115. 15T DB: A: R. Mark 97/97. M. Smith
96/97; 13: G. Gauei 23/24. T. Moscat 22/24; C; G. Vella 15/15. B. Cox 14/15.
VICTORIAN 1·8·84 - Cool, rew showers (72). 15T DB C'ship: R. Morrison
45/45, G. Went 44/45. M. Rocco 36/37, F/M D. Mangion 20/21. 15T DB: A: R.
Mark 42/42, D. Trembath; 13: M. Plant 35/36. J. Gilopidis; C: E.
Ginndomenico 30/31, M. Rocco.
VICTORIAN 4·8·84 - Fine & mild (34). 20T Pts: R. Marlt 60/60; C. Went
68/72; lj.. Spicer 67172: F/MN. Stone 49/60. 20T DB: A: R. Marlt 183/183. G.
Went 182/183; 13: S. Sacehetta 26/27, G. Gauei 25/26; C: C. Went 59/60, L.
Gnuc1. 20T Tower: W. Nevill, V. Mollicll, J. Brereton. HG sash won by R.
Spicer.
VICTORIAN 8·8·84 - Fine, cold (65). 15T DB: A: R. Mark 35/35, G. Went
34135; 13: C. Went 31132. M. Plant 29/30; C: R. Longley 18119. G_ Freeman
15/16. 16 Pair DD: R. Mark & W. lies 39/39. R. Morrison & W. Pilkington
38/39.
VICTORIAN 15·8-84 - Fine (72). lOT Pis EO CD: G.J. Wills, J. Bugeja. J.
Attard. M. Mifsud, F. Vella.. R. Morrison, D. Trembath. G. Went. S.
Haberman. S. zanca, W. lies all 30/30. 20T DB: A: S. Haberman 34/34. G.
Went 33/34; 13: M. Plant 27/28. G. Scalise 22/23; C: D. Hanson 25/26. G.
McKenzie 22/23. orr the Fence: A. Vello..
WANGARATTA 21·7·84 - Cold & clOUdy. 102 DB EO: Divided by 15
shooters. 20T DB C'ship: OA & A: P. Bruce 52/52. A. Spence 51/52; 13: N.
Wright 37/38. I. Reith 21122; C: R. Walter 27/28. K. Parish 26/28. 30T
Claude Dean Memorial SB: OA & A: F. Taria 29/30; 13: T. Plum 28/30. P.
Pettit 35/41; C: K. Parish 25/31. B. Cooper 24/31. 15T Trophy Hep: OA: K.
Robinson 20/20; 11-14m: B. Charnstrom 19/20; 15-19m: R. Moore 31/33;
20·25m: G. Robinson 21f22. Junior HG: Brett Charnstrom 57175.
WANGARATTA 18-8·84 - Wet & windy.(45). lOT EO: Possibles: C.
ChurcheB, F. rario.. R. Barron. G. Reid, A. Penney, P. Bruce. R. Walter. K.
Parish,1. McGeogh. J. Mathey. B. Cooper. 20T DB C'ship: A& OA: K. Maurey
50/50. F. laria 49/50; 13: B. Cooper 29/30. G. Reid 21/22; C: D. Plum 19/20. G.
Gall 22/24; Best Junior: S. Henshnll 17120. 20T Medley C'ship: A & OA: P.
Bruce 50/50. F. laria 49/50; 13: J. Mathey 47/50. R. Gulliver 46/50; C: 1.
Crockett 46/50, C. Wenle.52159.
WANGARATTA 19·8·84 - Wet & windy (34). SOT Graded Slteet C'ship: A:
J. Stomp 48/50; 13 & OA: F. Jones 50/50; C: J. zeuschner 43/50. 25T Graded
Cash Division: k B. Cakebread 24125; 13: F. Jones 25/25; C: D. Love 23/25.
30T DB C'ship: A: C. Sanders 49/50; 13 & OA: J. Mathey 50/50: C: M. Snelling
33/34.
WARRACKNABEAL 28·7·84 - Fine (45). lOT EO 5SB 5DB: D. Flavsl, R.
Black, P. Schilling. L. Gibson. 20T Yarrinmbiack SB C'ship: A & OA: G.
Vogel 20/20. P. Scott 32/33; 13: A. Freeman 16/20. R. Black 19/25: C: R.
Thomas 21/23. S. Green 20/23. 20T Yarriambiack DB C'ship: C & OA: R.
Thorn... 20/20. A. Broole 19/24; A: D. FllweI54155. P. Scott 53/55; B: J. Kelly
25/26. B. England 24/26. lOT Mini SS: D. Flavsl. R. Thomas. J. Witney all
10110. divided. Ben Schilling team shoot in conjunction with DB C'shipwinning team: Cnllawuddn 901100, L. Gibson, R. Thomns. G. Hunt. P. Scott,
S. Green.
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your family by selecting from the extensive range of
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Green & Gold Australia Badge Caps
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ACTA Keyrings
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Kangaroo & Koala Stickpins with
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$3.50
Bronzed Belt Buckles
$1 0.00
Gold Embossed Binders for CTSN issues
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,
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ACTA Selangor Pewter Tankards
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ACTA Wall Plaque
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ACTA Handicap Card Holders
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1984
10t DB E/O
Noms $3.S0
Event 1 SOt DB Grd
$16.00
Event 2 30t Points Grd
.$10.00
ALL WELCOME
President: V. Dalsanto
878 1607
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB
ROSSITER ROAD, CARRUM DOWNS
PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 1984
Sunday October 7 -
commencing,10am
100 I.S.U. Skeet Championship
Entries close 12 noon
·50 Skeet Championship
100 Trench Championship
20 Points Championship
20 Double Barrel Championship
20 Single Barrel Championship
10 Pair Double Rise Championship
Saturday, October 13 -
Noms. $22.00
Noms. $12.00
Noms. $23.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
commencing 10am
100 I.S.U. Skeet State TraininQ Squad 1st Elimination
Noms. $49.00
Event 2
. 100 Trench State Training Squad 1st Elimination
Noms. $49.00
These amounts include noms. for Sunday 14th I.S.U. Skeet and Trench and $5.00 levy imposed by the
.
Victorian I.S.U. Sub-Committee.
Sunday October 14 -
commencing 10am
100 I.S.U. Skeet State Training Squad 1st Elimination
1OOTgt Trench State Training Squad 1st Elimination
(See above for nominations)
20Tgt Points Championship
20Tgt Single Barrel Championship
20Tgt Double Barrel Championship
20Tgt Mixed Birds Championship
Sunday October 21 -
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
commencing 10am
100 Tgt Trench Championship
75Tgt Medley - comprising 25 sporting, 25 Skeet & 25 D.T.L.
Trophies donated by Mialls Gun Shop Frankston
20Tgt Points Championship
20Tgt Single Barrel Championship
20Tgt Double Barrel Championship
20Tgt Club Championship
'A' Grade from 18M. 'B' Gradedrom 16M. 'C' Grade from 14M.
Noms. $23.00
Noms. $15.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Noms. $7.00
Sunday October 28 - SOUTH EASTERN ZONE CARNIVAL
& FINAL ROUND TEAMS PREMIERSHIP .
1OOTgt Trench Cbampionship
Noms. $23.00
.
Noms. $10.00 ea.
100Tgt Flush Shoot
3 man team. Winning team - 1 case cartridges donated by Clayton Firearms.
.
Skeet and D.T.L. - see separate advertisement.
','AUSTRALIANCLAY TAR~ET NEWS - OCTOBER 1984
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Colbinabbin
Clay Target Club Inc
Friday, October 26,1984 at 7.30 pm
Event 1
Nom. $5.50
15 Tgt Pointscore Championship
Graded A, B, C
1st in each Grade
Tasmanian Clay Target
Association
State Tray,
Carnival 1984
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I
Event 2
Nom. $7.50
20 Tgt D.B. Championship
Graded A, B, C - 1st & 2nd in each grade
I
Event 3
Hobart Gun Club
October 27 & 28, 1984
Saturday, October 27 9.30 am Start
Event 1
Nom. $8.30
20 Pr State Night D.D. Championship
O/S each event
Secretary R. West (054) 32 9284
WARRACKNAaEdL 26-844 - OvsrcDat & mM (43). 10T M): J.
Blyth#nan. C. Btldde, F. Pin, R. Hounsall. B. B&ilEng, P. Nayirnd. D.
Mod,R. Nswsll. P. Scott all lOl10.2Ul' Club Winter DB C'ship: OA &A: O.
D ~ W
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M
B: J.
32133. D. m o r d 31/33: C: P.
huth 19120, R Brows 251211.W 8uPaap.takes:11-16m: A. FPohin 18/20:
ISlPm: D. UUM.D. Sahilxng both 2
om 00-2Sm: P. Scott 20MO. 10T 3
Equnl TmpMee: C. Budde, O. DPvey, L. Camcum.
WARIWAMBOOL 37Cold & windy (00).S T DB C1.hip: OA: T.
Smith 2EU% A: l+ HoUow4p27/20. R.Mlllrrd 34/35: B: R. Durbidge 32t33.
J. Brown: C: F.Crrmmrn24125. H. B c k o d e a W26. !&STSB 8.W.Z. Towor:
S. LUCB.!d4/26. L.Oivar W31.S. D u r b i i 27l3l.
WEJlDBBBURN 12.&&1- Shookhg. windy & anld. l O T DB 88: C. holy.
D.B8l%l& O. Tplli.all 10110. SM'DB C)mtbdC'ohip: OA: J. Duastnn 4WW.
A: C. Doolg 47160: a: G.
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Bruthdomsw. 20TDB SS: C. D d y 6 D.B.ruut both 24W3O.O. Young 1 M .
5 PR DR 89: 0.Tbllis 8/10. D. BmdK 8110.0. Yaung 7/10.
WEDDER3UILN BB&M
Strong wind & &. 5 PR DR SS: K. BNfU
9110. A. Jsmaa, T.Boucber bth7110. W) PR DD 1BMC'mMp: R. Lunghuwn.
K.Brutwbatll49/61.15PRbdlniDRC'.hip:B&OA:A.Frssm~30/4o.,A:
T. Boucher P71W B: R L~~
27/40; 0: H.Jamw 17130. 10T Mtri DB
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WEBBIB6g -8-84 - Wet h windy (50). un'Gone Bruh SB Oradd
Cmp: OA & B: 8. Wright 211'24. T. Bmwn 1A: R Muk 2(Y24. C
Gutaju 1812%C J.Gaud l@S%,G.M. Bagrota ll36YZ. I#fiOmupMotQngs
DB:ll+lSm:J. Oauui 1i&iBm: C. W a c 20/20: 1&21m: O. Want 23/25:
22-25m R. Adark 19120.
Nom. $10.00
Carnival Double Rise Championshlp
20 Pairs Graded A, 6,C
Sash and Trophy - High Gun
Ribbon and Trophy Grade winners
Badge - Junior, Lady, Veteran
Event 2
Nom. $12.00
Carnival Double Barrel Charnpionshlp
50 Targets - Graded A, B, C
Sash and Trophy High Gun
Ribbon and Trophy Grade winners
Badge -Junior, Lady, Veteran
Hlgh Gun winner will hold I. Aylett perpetual trophy for 12
months
Entry Fee $7.50 per team
Event 3
Don Taylor Inter-club Shield
5 Man club teams - one from each of the followfng
meterage groups
11-14, 15-16, 17-19, 20.22, 23-25
Medallion to each member of winning team
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Event 4
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Ford. M. MwKdght. R, aodiray, 8. Scott. P. 8bhh Wrr DB Hop
W.P.O.C.1M.F.B.
Shield Shoot P. Shath 2Ol20. M. M w g h t aUeS. B.
Gcott a3125.20 PR DD Drawn Pncmac O. Shuhin & R Knmmga 19120.0.
Pattle &a.Tinnl.r23/26.O. KcugerdbM.Grrals22lZ.S.1OTTbvec0. Pettie
1W16. B.Buntin 14/16. J. Wood 13114. Wood. Point Gun Club dslcntal
Melbourne Fire Brigrde Ctun Olub 84 to 80 in .a Intemlub GhieJd .hoot.
wooas WINT
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E.:wood., M.
McKnlght. 16TDB Bllant Riee ISM. J. West 14/16. P.Shahin 14/16. J. Wood
15110.10 PR DR ISM:M. MdWght 17/20.J. West 27/40. P.Std-dn25/40.
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Club SB:A: R. D a w m ai126: B: K.
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B: P.8 u r n d c r r 1 7 W C: M.Elliott 17125.W DB:A: R. Dcrwkins 2
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Event 6
Teams
Nom. $14.00
State Points Score Championship
50 Targets Graded A, B, C
Sash and Trophy High Gun
Ribbon and Trophy - Grade winners
Badge Junior. Lady. Veteran
Nom. 514.00
State Single Barrel Championship
50 Targets - Graded A, B, C
Sash and Trophy - High Gun
Rbbon and Trophy - Grade winners
Badge Junior. Lady. Veteran
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Ladies (6) selected over
events 2,4 and 5
High Gun trophy each team
- Open (15) Junior (6)
High Gun Sash over events 1, 2, 4 and 5
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
half
nominations
The committee reserve the right to alter the
program
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Secretary Kay. Woods b4)
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K. W a t b r 2 Y e 6 ; C: H.P.GuiMn2UaS.
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State Day Continental S/Barrel. Rosebery
State Trap Carnival, Hobart Gun Club
State Points Score - Hobart Gun Club
State Single Barrel Ch'ship. Hobart GC
State D/Rise C'ship, Hobart GC
State Day Continental P1s/Score, Huonville
Event 2
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27/28 October
28th October
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25th November
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25 Tgts Club D/B Continental Graded A, B, C
Medallion each grade.
$5.00
25 Tgts. D/B Graded A, B, C
(C. W. S1rallon Trophy)
"'9th round of East-West Airlines Trophy over Events 2&3.
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SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER
6.00pm
Event 1
$18.00
60 Mixed Tgts. Club Championship.
High Gun Sash, Ribbon grade winners.
Event 2
SIS Event. Time permitting.
SATURDAY 3rd NOVEMBER*
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D:Y SHOOT
10.00am
Event 1
$5.00
25 Tgts Skeet. Graded 0-1, 2-4, 5 +
'Event 2
15Pr.ClubD/RGradedA,B,C
$6.00
Medallion each grade
Evenl3
25 Tgts. I.S.U. Ball Trap.
$6.00
Graded A, B, C. (Walker Trophy Event)
Event 4
20 Tgis. PIS. Graded A, B. C.
'10th Round of East-West Airlines-Trophy over Events 3&4.
R. Dawkin, Secretary
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SATURDAY 6th OCTOBER 1984
COMMENCING6PM
Event 1
Nom. $5.50
20TargetD/BGradedTrpphyShoot.
A, B, C. Shot from 15 metres.
Event 2
20 Target D/B Continental Sweep Stakes.
Nom. $5.50
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M. Mason, Secretary
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 201984
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
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25 Tgts Skeet Graded Championship.
Trophy each grade.
10TgtsJuniorCGrade. Minimum3
10 Tgts. DIB SS ElO
City of Devonport DB Clship 30 Tgts
Graded. H~~\~~g/~~~~d~~rco Cup.
G. Girdlestone Memorial Cup.
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SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th & 28th
Saturday - 9.30am start
C .
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Event 1
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14
Event 1
Event 2
Evenl3
5 SIB E/O SIS
25·S/BABC
25 PIS 1st. 2nd, 3rd
11.00AMSTART
lOT D/B EIO SIS
25T DIB Metre ABC
20T PIS 1st, 2nd. 3rd
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9
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Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
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30TCh.ofCh.l0S/B10D/B10Cont.
Sashes/Medallions.
20Pr. DID D/Partners 1st, 2nd, 3rd
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10TgtSingieBarreiTrapS/S
50 Tgt Slale Single Barrel Continental
Trap Championship
Trophy and Sash first each grade.
High Gun Sash.
20TgtCashHandicap
$60 first, $30 second, $10 third.
15 Tgt Single Barrel Continental Trap
Trophy first each division. 11-14, 15-16. 17-25.
CASH JACKPOT OVER ENTIRE PROGRAM
Secretary: John Murray,
PO B 324 R
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Event 3
50 Target State Night Continental D/B
Graded A, B, C.
SOT State Single Barrel. Graded A, B. C
State Team Shoot.
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CRESSY GUN CLUB
$14.00
$14.00
ROSEBERY GUN CLUB
Event 3
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SOT State Point Score. Graded A, B, C
SUNDAY,OCTOBER211984
Event 1
Event 2
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DAY SHOOT
50 Tgt Skeet, Graded 0-1, 2-4. 5+
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Carnival Double Barrel SOT. Graded A, B, C.
$7.SOperteam
D. R. TAYLORPERPETUAL TEAM SHOOT
(1 Medallion to each team member, donated by K. Woods)
(5 shooters per team).
Event 3
Event 3
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$6.00
ST. HELENS GUN CLUB
Shoot 10 be held October 21
lOT Double Barrel Eyeopener
25T Graded Skeet with trophy each grade
40T Mixed Targel Championship
lOT SB, lOT DB, lOT PS, 5 Prs. DIRise
20T Double Barrel. Graded A. B, C
20T Double Barrel Continental. Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd
10.30 start
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Program for OCTOBER 14
10.aOAM START
Event 1
25T Charlton Sports Store SKEET
$7.00
Trophies A, B, C
Event 2
10TDB Novice. Trophy
:,$2.00
Event3,..
25T T.G.C. Committee Ch ship
';:'$7.00
.. /,;.,:,
.. D.B.. points Score. Trophies A. B, C
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Evenl4'·
. State D.'E1oubles 2O·Pair from 22 metres
$12:00
Sash and Trophies 1st, Ribbons and trophies 2nd.
R . b'
W. arn "d Points.
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Mrs. Lorna Cleaver. Secretary
41 SeymourSt, Launceston. Ph.~91113
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S.A. GUN CLUB.
(INC).
PROGRAM
CHANGE
2-DAY SHOOT
Saturday October 13, 9 am
Event 1
Event 2
25 Skeet CIS
25 DB H ' c a ~
Event 3
Sunday, October 14,g am
Event 4
Event 5
Event 8
25 DB Clship
50 DB Ciship
25 D8 Pohs '
BBQ Refreshmenb
Incorporating fourth AustralIan National
Poke Championships
R V. Mack, Pres.
4.R. Harner, Seu, (09) 353 2125
AUSTRALIAN CtAY TAR(;= NEWS
-OCTOBER 1984.
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OUTH AUSTRALIAN
OLYMPIC TRAP CARNIVAL
OCTOBER 7 and 8,1984
Sunday 7th
- 10.00am
25Tgt Olympic Trap Clship
A. 0. C
5OTgt Olympic rap carnival Clship
A. B, C
D.T.L. 12.00
15Tgt PIS Comp. Cash Divide
A, B, C
25Tgt Handicap
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Noms. $7.50
Noms. $11.00
Norns. $5.00
Noms. $7.50
1,2,3
Noms. $7.50
25Tgt DIB Carnival Clship
A, B, C. Ladies & Juniors Trophy-
Event 5
South Australian Shooters please note: State Postal Team will be selected from
Events 2 and the first 50 Tgts of Event 6.
Monday 8th
Event 6
- 10.00am
100Tgt South Aust. Olympic Trap Clship
AA, A, 8, C.
20Tgt Medley 10-DIB 113 PIS Comp.
Cash Divide A, B, C.
25Tgt Labour Day Handicap
1, 2, 3.
3OTgt Labour Day DIB Clship
A, B, C. Ladies & Juniors Trophy.
Event 7
Noms. $20.00
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Event 9
Noms. $5.00
Noms. $7.50
Noms. $8.50
€LEY Team Shield. 4-man team registered with club. Shot over Event 6.
State team shoulder to shoulder will be selected from top 3 scores from Events 1,2 846.
Trench high gun Events 1, 2 & 6. D.T.L. high gun Events 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 9.
Optional sweeps on all events. Trench practice on October 6th from Ipm to 3pm,
Full catering & shells available from club.
For all enquiries: L. Martin 337 6453, J. Finis, 356 0061.
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MILLICENT
GUN CLUB
Anniversary
Shoot
Sunday, October 28,
I984
10 am Start
Event 1
25 Tgt Millicent Gun Club 84th
Anniversary Championship
Graded Sash to wlnner each
Grade. Front Marker Trophy
12 NOON BBQ LUNCHEON
Event 2
20 Tgt Trophy Handicap
Event 3
40 Tgt State Continental Championship GRADED
Sash to winner each grade
HIGH GUN SASH
OVERALL
Donated by SteeCe's S b t f n g Suppiies
-OCTOBER 1984
AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGET NEWS
MONARTO CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
( S i t e d at the Monarto Shooting Complex)
ANNIVERSARY SHOOT
Saturday, October 27 and Sunday, October 28
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,1984
Shoobing will commence at 12 noon sharp
EVENT 1(30Tgt, 15m
Noms. $8.00
THOMAS MONARTO MIXED TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP
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10 D/B, 10 SIB, 10 PIS.
Sash each Grade. Trophies ABC. Ladies & Juniors.
EVENT 2 (25Tgt, 1Sm)
Noms. $8.00
MONARTO & DlSTRICT .TEAM SHIELD SHOOT
Shot in conjunction with the Monarto Plains DIB Clship.
Sash each grade. Trophies ABC, Ladies & Juniors donated by J. Richards.
. N o ~ s$8.00
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EVENT 3 (25Tgt, 15m)
E. & C. DUTTON POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each rade. T
ies ABC, Ladies & Junfors.
HI& GUN N E~ENTSii2 3
HIGH GUN SASH DONATED BY GEORGE STEELE
PRESENTATIONS FOLLOWED BY TEA - ROAST LAMB ON A SPIT
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SATURDAY NIGHT CALCUITA
Shootingwill commence at 11.00am sharp
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28,1984
EVENT 1 (25Tgt, 15m
Noms. $8.00
TH COCA-COLA BOTTLERS POINT SCQRE CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each grade. Trophies ABC, Ladies & Juniors.
EVENT 2 (25Tgt, 15m)
Noms. $8.00
PACE PETROLEUM CLASSIC
Shot in conjunction with the P. & K. Jarvis Shell Shield Team Shoot.
Sash each grade. Trophies ABC, Ladies & Juniors - donated by Pace Petroleum. Value $250.
Perpetual Trophy for OIA winner.
EVENT 3(25Tgt, 15m)
Noms. $12.00
YONARTO GRAND ANNIVERSARY Dm CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each grade. Trophies ABC, Ladies & Juniors.
OIA winner eligible for Mack Family Trophy.
Shot in conjunction w~thWinchester Junior Championship.
4
HlGH GUN ON EVENTS 1,2 & 3
OIA HlGH GUN FOR 2 DAYS ROPHY AND SASH) DONATED BY GUN RACK'
PLUSGRAD SASHESOVERTHE2DAYS
PRESENTATIONS FOLLOWED BY BBQ TEA
VETERANS (over 60 years), LADIES & JUNIORS ALL 1A NOMS.
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Limited Caravan Parking available on site. Toiletlshower facilities.
Clubrooms open Friday night after 6.00 p.m.
Alternative accommodation avaitible-in Murray Bridge if required.
CANTEEN FACILITIES.
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EVENTS. Team to consist of shooters of the Club at which they are registered with the
A.C.T.A.
6 Championships
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Events - Hope to see you
there.
For further enquiries
... President IVAN HUN, phone (085) 32 1830
-OCTOBER 1964
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TOOWOOMBA
GUN CLUB
Sunday, November 11, 1984
ALDO SCERESIII
MEMORIAL SHOOT
9 am
Nom. $12.00
50T Aldo Sceresini Skeet Championship
Badge Overall - Trophies A, B, C Grades
Optional sweepstakes jackpot on off the gun possible
$1.00
1.30 pm
Event 1
Nom. $6.00
25T Double Barrel - 15 Metres - Graded
Trophies - A, B, C Grades
Nom. $5.00
Event 2
20T Points - 15 Metres - Graded
Trophies - A, B, C Grades
The WELLS-DONOVAN TRAP TEAM CUP in conjunction
with this event. 3 per team - points to count - trophies to
team $1.00
Nom. $6.00
Event 3
20 Pair ALDO SCERESINI DEAUVILLE DOUBLES CHMP.
-20M
Badges Overall- Trophies 1st, 2nd
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Nom. $3.00
Event 4
WINCHESTER JUNIOR EVENT
(Nominations will only be accepted from A.C.T.A. members
under the age of 18 years on day of event)
lOT D.B. + lOT Points - 15 Metres
500 Winchester cartridges, divided 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Best junior ev. 1 & 2, veteran H.G., Best 11-15 metre, Trap
H.G., Overall High Gun
(Donated by the Sceresini Family)
Saturday, November 24, 1984
2 pm
Nom. $8.00
30T QUEENSLAND SINGLE BARREL TOWER
CHAMPIONSHIP
Optional sweeps $1.00'each 1ST $2.00
Badge overall - Trophies - 1st, 2nd, 3rd
7 pm
.
Nom. $8.00
15 PAIR QUEENSLAND DOUBLE RISE NIGHT TOWER
'CHAMPIONSHIP
Optional sweeps $1.00 (7,8) pair $2.00
Badge overall - Trophies - 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Sunday, November251984
GEORGE McKEAI
IIEMORIAL SKEET DAY
9 am
Event 1
Nom. $12.00
50T Aust Skeet- Graded - Trophies - AA, A, B, C Grades
Optional sweeps $1.00 each 25T $2.00
Nom. $12.00
Event 2
50T George McKean Skeet Championship
Optional sweeps $1.00 each 25T $2.00
Badge Overall - Trophies - AA, A, S, C Grades
The Porter-Stevens Skeet Shield in conjunction with this
event best 5 from any club - trophies to team winners $1.00
Graded optional sweeps on 1 OOT. $1.00
Overall High Gun Trophy, donated by the McKEAN FAMILY
K. Miller Hon. Secretary
Ph 34 1265
Charters Towers
Gun Club
ANNUAL SHOOT
Commencing 1 pm
Event 1
Nom. $3.00
10T Double Barrel Sweepstakes off 15M
Event 2
Nom. $8.00
25T Double Barrel A.C.T.A. Handicap
Optional S/stakes $1 each 13 & 12
Event 3
Nom. $8.00
25T AIX HOTEL/MOTEL
D/B Continental Trophy off 15M
Saturday Night November 3
Commencing 7 pm
Event 1
Blue Dot
Nom. $8.00
North Queensland Point Score
Championship
25T Double Ba.rrel off 15M Graded A, B & C,
Optional S/Stakes $1 each 13 & 12
Sunday November 4
Commencing 9 am
Event 1
Nom. $7.00
J. & J. P. Dropulic (Painting Contractor)
20T Double Barrel Trophy Event off Handicap
1st, 2no & 3rd Trophies
OptionalS/sta.kes $1 each 10 targets
Event 2
Nom. $8.00
W. Titley & Co. Double Barrel Trophy Event
25T off 15m Graded A, B & C
Event 3
Nom. $8.00
Dalrymple Championship 25T off 15M Graded
A, B&C
Nom. $8.00
Event 4
Sweepstakes Event: 25T off Handicap
$2 Optional Sweepstakes on Sunday's program
(1-4)
A Calcutta will be conducted on Events 3 & 4
of Sunday'S program. Auction of Shooters to
take place immediately prior to Event 3.
(Note: COMPULSORY DIVISION ON
CALCUTTA)'
High Gun over Sunday's program. Junior High
Gun Sunday's program
Ladies & Junior Shooters - Half Nominations
on Trophy Events
Total Nominations & Sweepstakes for
Weekend: $75
R. Read (Secretary) Phone: 872770 (ClUb House)
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CONDI'MINE U-8-84 - Fine & windy (19). 25T DB 15M: W.J. Mundell
25/25, W.Frnncis. W. Sattler both 24125. 25T PS 15M District Champi~mc:f
Champions Event: A: G. Kocho 74/75; B: K. Eamee 74175; C: M. Dl1U'U8
69/75. 20T SB 15M: A: G. Kocho; B: R Zieeemer: C: M. Dinnis. HG: W.
Francis.
DYSART 6-8-84 - Fine. perfect (33). 30T DB Tower: C. Grimshaw 30, R
Meaney 29, E. Patterson 44147. 20T DB Hop: R. Meaney 20. C. Grimshaw
19. J. Deeley 19. 30T DB: OA & A: A. Daly: B: B. Murphy; C: G. Cohen: best
lady: J. Deeley. 10 PR DR: A G. Bennett: B; C. Ennis: C: J. Keith. OAHG: R
Meaney 95/100.
GEMFIELDS 18 &. 19·8-84 - Fine (109). 30T DB Hcp; 1st M. Womock
30/30, 2nd K. Sleigh 30/31. 3rd B. Herbert 29/31. best lady: :0. Pietiner
31/34: FM: A. COmino 33/36. 25T Gemtields DB C'ship 15M: OA D.
Robinson 47/47: AA badge: B_ Pearce: A P. COmino 45/45: B: M. Sleigh
33134: C: J. Pyle 24125; FM: J. Pyle 24/25; best lady: V. Storch 25125.
Gem!ields Points Special 30T Points 15M: OA; D. Turnball 89/90: A: N.
Hardy 87190: B: R Brock 87/90: C: M. Womock 86190: FM: J. Deeley 85193;
best Indy: D. Pietzner 85/90. 25T Gemtields SB C'ship 15M: OA: J. Raleigh
27127: AA badge: B. Pearce 22/25; A V. Deeley 26127: B: M. Sleigh 26127; C:
M. Womack 22/25: FM: T. Cosgrove 21/25; best lady: Vicki Deeley 24125.
Gemtielde $1000 30T 15M: CD Meterage Groups. possibles shot by: V. Hyde,
V. Deeley, N. Deeley, T. Patterson. L. Knox. G. Whitfield. V. Storch, R.
Brool,. C. Deeley Memorial Trophy 30T Pte 15M Teams: D. Turnbsll90/90,
A. Richsrd80n 92193. S. Meaney 91/93. winning team: Western ~ne: J.
Raleigh 69. W. Franci8 89. E. Denton 86, B. Pearce 85. E. Ransom 83, B.
Bright 75. total 418 points. OAHG: N. Deeley. InterHG: M. WnrnOok_FM: J.
Deeley. Ladies HG: D. Piet2ner.
GOLD COAST 18-8·84 - Fine & sunny (54). Skeet - 25T Graded Sweeps:
A: M. Swale, K. Msdsen both 25/25; B: G. Clarke 25/25; C, P. Symoniw
24/25. Gold Coast Skeet C'ship 5OT. 2 rounds: OA: R DonavlLIl 50/50, A: W.
Stevens SO/52; B: D. Siggs 49/50: C: P. McLachlan 47/50. Trap - lOT Cant
Pt. Sweeps: A: D. Rynn 30/30: B; J. Withers 30/30: C: Ed Ornee 29/30. Qld
Stete Cant DB Night C'ship 50T DB Cant 15M: OA: W. Stevens 50/50: AA: J.
Porter 48/50: A: D. Rynn 51/53: B: J. Withers 51/53: C: M. Turrell 47/50.
OOLD COAST 19·8·84 - Fine & sunny (66). Trap - G.C. Hcp 25T DB: 1st
D. Howe 36136, 2nd T. Hargreaves 35/36, 3rd G. Mariner 33/34, FM (11-14)
Ed Grace 24/25. Int (15·19) G. Redmond 32/34. BM (20-25) R UeberglLIlg
24/25. Patron's Trophy 25T Points 15M; OA: D. Smith 81/81: A: D. COnnolly
80/81: B: B. Ross 72/75; C: D. Krohn 69/75. Guns·Guns·Ouns 30T DB 15M:
A: G. Redmond 1621162. D. Smith 161/162; B: L. Payle 43/43. J. Herbert
43/43: C: S. Thompson 27/30. S. Steenetrup 26/30. G.C. Cont C'shlp 25T DB
15M: OA: G. Redmond 43/43: AA: W. Steven. 30/31: A: G. Redmond 43/43:
B: J_ Box 33/34: C: S. Steenstrup 25125. OA HG: S. Hope 151/155. Inter HG;
D. Connolly 149/155: FM HG: D. Krohn 140/155. Junior HG: P. Seis
138/155. Ladies HG: Thelma Meadows 129/155.
GOONDIWINDI 12-8-84 - Windy (31). 30TDB Ctub C'ship: OA: R Hahn:
A: 1st W. Turner. 2nd R. Potter; B: IstJ. Sullivan. A. Deane; C: J. Rnymond,
B. Raymond. 50T 25 SB 25 PS: OA: R Kahn; A: 1st G. Hahn. 2nd R Potter;
B: 1.t C. Robinson; C: 1st Gllil Rixon, 2nd A. NormlLIl. OA HG: R Hahn.
C-1I-14 HG: B. Roymond.
GYMPIE 12-8-84 - Fine & windy (22). 25T DB 15M; A: R. Spencer 25126:
B: K. RYlLIl 25/26: C: D. Oeborne 24J25. 25T DB Points 15M: A: R Matheson
74175; B: RB. Stolberg 72175; C: D. Osborne 67/75. 25T DB Cont: A: R
Spencer 27/28; B: J. Cuddihy 25/25: C: R Foster 24125. The club wishes to
thnnk. those members and visitors who mode use of this, the second
economy shoot for the year. Badges for all gradee. were the nome of the day.
Which kept the nominations down to $12 for 75 tnrgets.
IPSWICH 6-8-84 - Fine (30). 25T Skeet SS Graded: A: N. Dinunick. R
Porter. D. Dundon. P. Freeleagus; B: J. Kermedy. F. Grey; C: A.A. 'Page, J.
Hermon.25T Skeet SS Graded: A: K. Madsen. R. Porter: B: J. Kennedy. F.
Grey; C: M. Siggs. A.A. Page. C. Hayward. 20T DB Pts Graded 55: A: G.
Stevena, D. Connolly. P. Freeleo.gue. D.W. Smith; B: M. Anclronis, C.H.
Wheatley. R. Pennisi; C: S. Steenstrop. D. Siggs. P. Moms. West Moreton
DB C'shlp: OA & A: D.W. Smith 108/108: B: M. Andronis 37/39; C: S.
Steenstrup 28/29. Club DR C'ship: OA & A: P. Freeleagus 18120: B: C.R
Wheatley 13/20; C: S. Steenstrup 15/20; HG: P. FreeleBgus109. G. Stevens
105.
KALLANGUR.4 & 5-8·84 - Perfect (very good). 20T DB SS: A: D. Howe
20. R. Spencer, M. Gough. W. Stevens,. G. HermIe sll 19; B: M. Gough,
Thelma Meadows, C. Rohlf sll20: C: M. DonoJd.on. W. Shelford, F. McClUUl
sll19. 25T DB C'ship (Gemini Publishing): OA: D. WyllLIld 25. A, M. Gough
25, D. Howe 24: B: R Daniells 25. R Davis 24: C: R Foster 22, D. DIUUl21.
50T C'ship (25 PS 25SB) (Real Estate Listing Service of AUBt.): OJ\: M. Gough
97. lsdies E. Hall 83. junior B. Payne 63; A: R Spencer 95, D: Howe 93: B:'S.
Gsllagher97. W. Daniell894:C: L. Pnyne91, R samson 84; FM:P. Velln 77.
20T DB C'ship (Stevens & Sons): OA: Thelma Mendows 20: A: G. Jensen 19,
D. Howe 19: B: S. Gsllagher 20, M. Gough 20: C: P. Vello 20, L. Payne 18.
20T DB Cant C'.hip: OA: C. Rohlf 19: A: D. Howe 19. R. Spencer 19: B: R
Porter 19, G. Burlison 19: C: K. Wade 16. M, Donald.on 16. Cash HG: A: M.
Gough 1781185; B: S. Gsllagher 175/185: C: W. Shelford 1581185. This was
~allangur Gun Club's first two-day shoot. Due to the generous support ot
the sponsors. donations from locoJ. bU8ine8ses and the very good attendance
from visiting shooters, it WM a great success QIld will become on annuol
event. Another 'first' at Kallongur WDB the Teams Shield between Brisbane
Gun Club and Ko.llo..ngur. The events were shot on SundAy ond won by
Brisbane. Congratulations B.G.C. All in all it was 0. very enjoyable weekend.
. KlNGAROY 28·7·84 - Cold. windy (25). 25T DB 15M: 11·15m: J. Rodden
22/25, W. Alexander 21/25; 16-2Om: R Spencer 25/25. P. McDonald, H.
Harmnn both 24125: 21·25m: B. Rowsell 24125, S. Hom 20/25. 25T SB 15M:
11·15m: A. Haberkorn 19/25, G. Northcott. K. Wade both 18/25; Hl-20m: R
Cllirns 22/25. RSpencer, P. McDonald both 21125: 21·25m: B. Rowsell
18125, S. Horn 17125. 25TDB Hcp: W. Gurney, A. Haberkorn both 25/25. R
Cairns, A. Stone, W. Alexander sll 24125. 25T DB Cont 15M: Il·15m: A.
Stone '21125. W. Al8X11Ilder 20125; 16·20m: A. Thorp. P. McDonald. R
Spencer 25125; 21-25m: B. Rowsell. S. Horn both 23/25. HG: Il-15m: W.
Alexander 79/100: IS-20m: R Spencer 91/100: 21-25m: B. Rowsell B5J100.
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BURDEKIN
GUN CLUB
(Affiliated with A.C.T.A. & a.C.T.A_)
ANNUAL TWO
DAY SHOOT
October 13 & 14, 1984
Please Note Amended Program
Saturday, October 13th 12 noon start
Event 1
Nom, $6,00
15T D.B. S'Stakes
Nom. $15.00
Qld D.B. CONTINENTAL C'SHIP
50T off 15m. Sponsored by
WILLIAM ADAMS TUBEMAKERS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
Townsville
Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade, A, B, C. Sash to Overall.
Trophies to Junior and Ladies. Badges to A, B, C
Op. S'Stakes $1.00 each 25T
Nom. $15.00
Event 3
ANCHOR IN 30T D.B.
Holiday Event. (Donaled by SIeve & Clytha Nicolaides) at South
Mission Beach, opp. Dunk Island, 1st Prize - $250 value -1 weeks
holiday for 2, 2nd Prize - $100 value - weekend holiday for 2. 3rd
Prize - Club Trophy value $60.
Op. S'Stakes $1.00 each 15T
Event 2
SATURDAY NIGHT
SOCIAL AND CALCUTIA (Auction 7.30 pm start) Calcutta to be
decided on Sunday, October 14th. over Event 2 (Both Barrels Equal
Scoring for Calcutta) and Event 3 combined.
CLUB GUARANTEES CALCUTIA POOL TO START AT $1000
Sunday, October 14, 8.30 am start
Event 1
Nom. $6'.00
15T D.B. S'Stakes.
Evenl2
Nom. $10.00
N,Q. POINTS SCORE C'SHIP
25T Graded A. B, C. Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade. Sash OverallBadges.A,-B, C
(Ladies and Junior Trophies, Donated by John Dwyer Group, Ayr).
(Ladies and Juniors 50 0A>, Eligible !llso for Grade Trophies).
Op S'Stakes $1.00 each 30 & 45 points.
Event 3
Nom. $18.00
CORAL COAST MARINE PTY LTD
Trophy Event, 30T D.B. off 15m 1sl A, B, C Value $65 each grade.
2nd A, B. C Value $45 each grade. 3rd A. B. C Value $25 each grade.
Op S'Stakes $1.00 each 15T
Nom. $10.00
Event 4
ERIC QUARTERMAINE MEMORIAL
Trophy Event. 30T D.B, off 15m.
Metreage Grading - 11-15, 16-19, 20-25m. Veteran's Trophy
160 and over)
Op S'StaKes $j:OO each lOT
EventS
Nom. $8.00
BURDEKIN SIB C'SHIPS
Sponsored by
Zappala's Sporting Goods. (Gunsmith)
25Toff 15m. Badge and Sash to Overall. Graded A. B, C, 1st and 2nd
trophy each grade.
HIGH GUN TROPHY and SASH Over Whole Weekend. Trophy for
Average High Gun and Runner Up to Overall High Gun (Points to
Count) High Gun Sash for Ladies - Juniors - Veterans (Over 60)
TrophIes also donated by Winchester for High Gun Ladies and High
Gun Junior.
Overall; High Gun Trophy - Winchester 1500 Auto Shotgun Donated by
MURRAY GREENSLADE OF SHOOTERS WAREHOUSE.
Townsville
More events if Time Permitting
60 0A> Nom. for Ladies and Juniors on all Trophies and C'ship events.
Total Nominations $88.00; 00. ~weeoslakes $11,00
All amenities available on grounds.
Secretary C. Betteridge
0
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OLD. CLAY TARGET ASSN.
STATE SKEET CARNIVAL
at
BRISBANE GUN CLUB
OCTOBER:27-28, 1984
Saturday 27 -
Sunday 28 -
9 am
Event 1
Nom. $8.00
$1.00
25T SIS
OIS $1.00
Event 2
Nom. $8.00
$1.00
25T TROPHY EVENT
OIS $1.00
Trophy O/A& Grades
Event 3
Nom. $15.00
$3.00
STATE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP (50T)
OIS $1.00 ea 25 $1.00 OIA
01A: SASH - O.C.T.A. SILVER BADGE TROPHY
1st Grades - Badge & Trophy
2nd Grade - Trophy
Ladies Trophy - Junior Trophy
Sponsored by Winchester Australia
8 am
Nom. $15.00
$3.00
OLD. PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP (50T)
OIS $1.00 ea 25 $1.00 OIA
O/A: SASH & TROPHY
1st Grades - Badge & Trophy
2nd Grades - Trophy
. Event4
,INTERSTATE SKEET TEAMS MATCH
Team selected over events 3 & 4
Ladies Teams Also
Team H.G. Caloundra Trophy Centre
Perpetual Trophy
Ladies Team H.G. - Trophy
Event 5
Nom. $15.00
CARNIVAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP (50T)
Trophies same as event 4
Total Noms. with Sweeps $69.00
High Gun Overall Events 1-5 - Sash & Trophy
(Sponsored by Ste.vens & Sons Sports)
Ladies High Gun OveramEvents 1-5 - Sash & Trophy
.,
'1,0.>;
INTERSTATE SHOOTERS WELCOME
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BARCALDINE GUN CLUB
Saturday, October 27,'1984
Start 9.30 am
Event 1
Nom. $8.00
25T Skeet Sweepstakes
Event 2
Nom. $10.00
25T Barcaldine Skeet Championship
Trophies, First, Second, and Third
Event 3
Nom. $8.00
30T Single Barrel Sweepstakes from 15 Metres
Event 4
Nom. $10.00
30T Double Barrel from Handicap
Trophies First. Second, and Third
Event 5
Nom. $6.00
10 Pairs Double Rise Sweepstakes from 15 Metres
CENTRAL ZONE
SKEET CARNIVAL
OCTOB~R
6 &7
ROCKHAMPTON
GUN CLUB
NIGHT PROGRAM TO COMMENCE ON
DARK
Event 6
Nom. $14.00
State Double Rise Night Championship
25 Pairs from 15 Metres
.
Trophy and Badge for each grade
Event 7
Nom. $10.00
Central Zone Double Barrel Night Championship
25T from 15 Metres
Trophy and Badge for each grade
Saturday 6th
2ST Handicap
Trophies: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
$7.00
O/S$O.SO
Event 2
SOT Capricorn C'ship
Overall Sash & Trophy
A Grade Badge & Trophy
B Grade Badge & Trophy
C Grade Badge & Trophy
, $16.00
0/8$1.00
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if
considered necessary
Cartridges and refreshments available on the grounds
President: Bill Chandler, "Hillalong", Barcaldine,
Phone 51 1645
Secretary: David I:llem, "Mellew", Barcaldine. Phone
Gregory Park 2-D
~~acccc=accccca=,a=cccca~CCCccQQO~.
MARYBOROUGH 26·8·~ - Wnrm, sunny. wind gusts (14). 25T DR k E.
Kath 25/25; B: A. wOod 17/25; C: D. Osborne 24125.15 PRDRC'ship: A: P.
Shaw 24130; B: A. Wood: 14130; C: D. Osborne 22/30. 20T SB: A: P. Shaw
18120; B: A. Wood 11/20; C: D. Osborne 18120. aG: P. Shaw 84/75.
ROCKHAMP'I'ON..5-a:84 ~ Cool &. cloudy (16). Skeet 50T Club C'Bhip: OA
&. A: R. Hannah 46/50;'C: R. Bell 43/50. Trap 25T DB PtB off 15M: V. Hyde
74175. G. Hoff 73175, "R. Hannah 72/75. 25T DB Cont off 15M: 1st D.
Robinson 25125; 2nd G. Huff 25/25. 3rd R. Derrington 25/25. 15 PR DD off
20M: L. Tselepy &. J. Middleton.
ROMA 11·8·84 - Windy (16). 25T DB 15M: let R. Bllin, 2nd B. Cnmeron.
3rd R. Nugent. R. Co.meron. 25TPts 15M: lstG. Herberts. 2ndB. Gameron.
3rd H. Cameron. R. Bain. 25T Hop: let R. Nugent, R. Rosenberger. 2nd S.
Hill, R. Bllin. A HG: B. Cnmeron. B HG; R. BWn. C HG: D. Thompson.
ROMA 25·8·84 - Fine (14), 20T DB Hcp: let G. Herberts, 2nd R. Nugent.
20 Pts 15M: IstC. Reid, 2ndR. Rosenberger, 3rdA. Pack.2OTDB 15M: OA:
C. Reid: Inter: D. Thompson.
SPRINGSURE 12-8·84 - Fine (42), 20T EO: R. Rolfs. C. Grimshaw both
8110, J. Trigg. J. Kavanagh, 1. Hartree all 7/10. 5OT: OA: P. Camino 42150,
1st C. Grimshaw 41/50. 2nd L. Knox 48159, 3rd D. Tsrrey 44159. 4th R. Rolfe
34/50. 5th L. Denton 32/50, 6th H. Smith 30150. Simulated field shoot. first
time held, very 8uccessful. Visitors promised to be back next year with more
recruits.
ST GEORGE 11·8·84 - Cold &. windy (16). 25T Pts 15M: 1st M. Stewart.
2nd T. Siddins, 3rd K. Symes. 15T SB 15M: 1st M, Stewart. 2nd R
Spackman, shared 3rd T. Siddins. C. Stewart. S. Standfast. 25T DB Hcp: 1st
M. Stew.o.rt, 2nd T. Siddina. 3rd C. Stewart. ·HO: M. Stewtlrt.
SUNSHINE COAST 19-8·84 - Sunny (19). -lOT DB EO OS 15M: G.
Burlison, T. Felt. L. Stolberg, G. Fett all 10/10. lOT DB Hcp: G. Fett after
shoot off 11111. Russell Stolberg, G. Burlison. 10 PRDR 15M: D. Cnmpbell
16120. Ros. Chapman, G. Burlison, L, Stolberg. R. Henderson all 15/20. 10
PR DR C'ship: A: G. Fett 16/20; B: R. Chapman 25130 after shoot off with KHoward; C: Russell Stol\?erg 19130 after shoot off with G. Burlison, 10 PR
DDDrawn 20M: R. Henderson &T. Fett 13/13 u.tter shoot oft. G. Burlison&.
R. Fett 12/13. 20T DB Pte: A: R. Fett 57/60; B: L. Stolberg 56/60; C: Russsll
Stolberg 58160. OA HG: G. Fett 49160. Monthly Mug: G. Fett.
TALLAWALLA 26·8·84 - Fine, light winds (15). lOT DB EO CD ISM: V.
Storch 10/10, R. Smith, A. Grimshaw, A. Trigg. J. Trigg. B. Woods s1191l0.
25T DB Day C'.hip 15M: A: V. Storch 23/25; B: A. Grimshaw 19/25; C: A.
Trigg 25/25. 20T DB Hcp: J. Trigg 28/30. D, Storch 27/30. V. Storch 20123,
lOT DB Cont ES CD: V. Storch 10/10. A. Grimshaw, C. B""ter. S. Woods all
9110. OA HG: V. Storch S1165.
TERRANORA LAKES 12·8-84- Fine (15). 1ST DB Hcp: L. Cobden 15/15.
20T DB 15M SS: A: A. Cox 20120; B: J. Kinney 20/20; C: G. Hsight 18120.
25T DB 15M Pts Club C'ship: OA: L. Cobden 70/75; A: J. Mitchell 62175; B:
B. Ridler 68175: C: W. Easterbroolt 51/75. 20TDB 16M: A: J. Mitchell 15J20:
B: B, Ridler 19/20; C: G. Height 18/20. Groded Cash HG: A: J. Mitchell; B: B.
Ridler, C: J. Roose.
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12.00 noon
Event 1
Sunday 7th
a.30am
Event 3
2ST Handicap
Event 4
SOT Central Zone C'ship
Overall Sash & Trophy
A Grade Badge & Trophy
B Grade Badge & Trophy
C Grade Badge & Trophy
EventS
$7.00
O/S$O.SO
$H:i'.oo
01$$1.00
2ST Off The Gun
Ground Fee
$7.00
0/8$0.SO
$2.00
Noms. $57.00
O/S $ 3.S0
Total Noms. $60.50
OVERALL HIGH GUN
The Central Zone Team will be selected over
events 2 and 4. The top six qualifiers will then shoot
50 targets as the Central Zone Team.
Central Zone President:
John Paul, Phone (079) 82 2272
Central Zone Secretaries:
Vicki & Donna Deeley, Phone (079) 85 4181
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - OCTOBER 1984>
GUN CLUB
ANNUAL
GOLD RUSH
ONE DAY
CARNIVAL
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14,%am SHARP
NOm.~W
26T D.B. - 1IM
Cash P i80,*, 10. A,-B& C Grades
€went2
Mom. 88-00
252 0.8. POMS ISM
Trwhleslst&2ndblkB&CQrades
-
Events
AUSTRAUAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
-OCTOBER 1084
W.A.C.T.A. 1984 STATE
TEAMS CARNIVAL
Held At The Perth Gun Club Conducted by W.A.C.T.A.
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 20,9 am
Event 1
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21
Nom. $9.00
25 Tqt W.A.C.T.A. Skeet Chlshtp
Jun~or$6 plus comp. sweep $1
Event 2
Nom. $12.00
SO T@ Sfat8Skeet Ch/ship
Junior $9 plus cornp. sweep $1
Event 1& 2 incorporates State Team Elimination
State Teams Matches will be shot before comIejion of Events 1 and 2.
R. J. Fran lin Perpetual Trophy for High Gun
Open Team.
Helen Wiese Perpetual Trophy for HIgh Gun
Ladles Team
Keith and Corrie Barker Trophy for High Gun
Junior Team.
e
Event 3
Nom. $9.00
25 Tgt W.A.C.T.A. Double Barrel Chlship
Junior $6 plus cornp. sweep $1
Event 4
Nom. $9.00
25 Tgt W.A.C,T.A Single Barrel Chlship
Junior $6 plus comp. sweep $1
Event 5
Nom. $9.00
25 Tgt W.A.C.T.A, Double &wet Points
Chlship
Junior $6 plus comp. sweep $1
Events 3,4 & 5 count together as the elimination
for W.A. State Trap Teams - Open, Ladies &
Juniors.
Doug Cumming Memorial Trophy for High Gun
Open Team.
Michelle Alexander Perpetual Trophy for High
Gun Ladies Team
W.A. Coaching Council Perpetual Trophy for
High Gun Junior Team
OVERALL HIGH GUN
Finals of the 'Roy Alexander W.A. State Junior Champion' held after Skeet Teams Saturday
20th
BBQ on Sunday evening
- Cheese
and Biscuits on Saturday evening - after each presentation
Lunches and refreshments available
Morning and afternoon teas available
Ammunition available on grounds
A.C.T.A. HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRODUCED WHEN NOMINATING
Pncflse on Friday 2 pm
John Eddy President
Mrs M. Alexander Secretsry
349 6819
Bus 272 t567
A.H. 447 M79
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