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January 2002 Vol. 55 No. 1
Official Journal of the
AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
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Volume No. 55
Issue No. 1 January 2002
Official Journal Of the
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Patron
The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
President
Mr John H. Byrnes,
Chairman, Management Committee, Wagga
Complex
PO Box 395, Waikerie SA 5330
Ph: (08) 8541 3209
Management
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Committee,
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Development Committee
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General Enquiries
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Association Inc.
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January 2002
Mr Graham Michell Chairman,
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Committee
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Scott (P.P.) J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) R.F. Buchan J.
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FRONT COVER
Opening of the new Club House for the
St Arnaud Gun Club.
(L–R) Mr Vince Mollica (VCTA State President),
Mr Stephen Reyne (St Arnaud Gun Club Inc.
President), and Mr John McVitty (N.W.Z. Vice
President).
CONTENTS
Presidents Notes ...............................2
2001 WACTA State Skeet
and Trap Carnival..............................2
Tumut Clay Target Club.....................6
8th Australian Masters Games ..........7
Maryborough Tid Bits ........................9
Gympie Clay Target Club ................10
Cuzzo‘s Ramblings..........................12
2002 Australia Pacific Grand Prix ...13
Your Say..........................................14
Queensland Northern
Zone Trap Carnival..........................14
Vale..................................................15
Southern Zone Coaching Clinic ......15
The Purple Clays.............................16
Herbert River Gun Club...................17
Albany Clay Target Club..................17
Clermont Clay Target Club ..............18
From The Past.................................18
International Gun Club
Birthday shoot .................................19
Wilkawatt Gun Club.........................20
Castlemaine Gun Club ....................21
Interservice Trap Shoot 2001 ..........22
Victorian North West
Zone Carnival ..................................23
Queensland Northern
Zone Coaching Weekend................23
South Australian Club Directory ......24
St Arnaud Gun Club ........................25
Classifieds .......................................25
Shoot Calendar ...............................26
Shoot Results ..................................27
Club News .......................................55
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2001 WACTA
National
President’s
Notes
The Western Australian Clay Target Association 3-day Carnival
was held over the long weekend of 29th September - 1st October,
2001 on the grounds of The West Australian Gun Club at Whiteman Park. Preparation of the grounds was of the usual high standard including the slashing of the background.
Weather for the first day of Skeet was nothing short of a disaster
with gale force winds and heavy rain and storms throughout the
competition for the day, with obvious reflections on scores.
John H. Byrnes
LAURIE CONNORS
It is with great sadness that I report that I have just heard that
Laurie Connors passed away on Friday 23rd November.
Laurie had been an active shooter and administrator of our sport for
decades. He held a variety of influential positions in our sport and
was National President in the early 1980’s. I am sure that shooters
all over Australia are saddened by this news.
Our thoughts go out to his family and the Mildura Clay Target Club,
which was such a huge part of Laurie’s life.
SKEET NATIONALS
I have recently returned from the Skeet Nationals shot at Wagga
Wagga. The numbers attending were down slightly from the previous year, but the standard of shooting certainly was not. The overall
High Gun was won by Adrian Lucchitti who beat his older brother
by one target, a fantastic effort. Congratulations to the South Australian skeet team who won the state team award. It would be
remiss of me not to mention that 2 New Zealand shooters who also
tasted success, well done Ray Everitt and Neil Thompson. Those in
attendance appeared to enjoy the carnival and congratulations goes
to all that were successful. A full report appears in the magazine.
OCEANIC GAMES
A large number of shooters have also recently returned from Hamilton, New Zealand after representing Australia at the Oceanic Titles.
Congratulations to the following successful teams.
Men’s DTL
Women’s DTL
Junior DTL
Women’s Skeet
Men’s ISSF Trap
Junior ISSF Trap
Individual Gold Medals were won by:
Donna Follet – Women’s DTL
Travis Vaina – Junior DTL
Wendy Wellam – Women’s Skeet
Russell Mark – ISSF Trap
2002 ISSF NATIONALS – CECIL PARK
JANUARY 12-20
By the time you receive this edition of the magazine the ISSF
Nationals at Cecil Park will be only about 3 weeks away. We hope
the change to the holiday period will prove popular and that they
are well supported. The Olympic range is a great venue to shoot at
and we encourage you to come along and have a go. This National
will be over the full traditional programme, including State teams
and will include the National Training Squad selection.
STATE CARNIVALS
The Tasmanian Clay Target Association will be holding their State
DTL on the 25th to 27th January. This usually is a well-attended and
popular carnival. The following weekend February 1st –3rd will see
the South Australian DTL carnival also held. I am sure that those
who follow these carnivals will enjoy both events.
WORLD CUP FINAL
As most of you realise the World Cup Final is due to be held at
Quatar was postponed for 3 months because of the volatile International crisis. This event is now due to be held January 25th to February 1st. We wish those Australians who have been invited and who
choose to attend every success at the prestigious event.
2002 REGISTRATIONS
The majority of shooters have already renewed their registration for
2002. If you have not the cost is $68 for full membership and $38.50
for second family member and veterans. Junior registration costs
are $16.50. Please arrange for this payment via your club secretary
so that you maintain continuous membership.
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The WACTA President Mr Glenn O’Brien and for the second year
running, the Tournament Director Mr Murray Alexander
addressed the shooters with the normal pre-shoot welcomes and
information.
Event 1, was the Skeet Zone Teams shoot of 25 targets contested
by 1 team each from 6 zones. This event was won with a score of
120/125 by the Metro Zone being represented by Clem Bertini,
Marco Ponta, Nino Amato, Peter Vospa and Frank Shim. A very
good result considering the weather conditions. The South West
Zone scored a very close 119/125, Great Southern Zone 107/125
and the Northern Zone 97/125.
Event 2, 50 target
WACTA Skeet Championship
had
78
shooters squadded.
This event progressed
well with everyone
fulfilling their duties
as
referees
and
scorers with the usual
crowd around the
scoreboards watching
with interest as the
scores were being
chalked up. No possibles were posted, the
best scores were Vince
Marney, Clem Bertini
and Geoff Day on
48/50. After the shoot
off, Clem Bertini of
WAGC won overall as
he had done in the
previous year. Other
places as follows - 1st
Mick Howley, overall high gun winner.
AA Phil House 51/54,
1st A Mick Howley
46/50, 1st B Vince Marney 57/60, 1st C Gary Kelly 46/54. 2nd AA
Marco Ponta 50/54, 2nd A Paul McGowan 59/64, 2nd B Geoff Day
52/55 and 2nd C Tim Steer 42/51.
Event 3, the 50 target State Skeet Championship sponsored by
John Page Office Solutions commenced early afternoon with 79
shooters. As the scores came in it was evident that the weather
was still causing problems. One possible from Mike Voke clenched
overall for this event, Mike watched the shoot offs, an enviable
position to be in. Other places after shoot offs as follows: 1st AA
Peter Vosper 59/60, 1st A Mick Howley 48/50, 1st B Stephen Saunders 52/54, 1st C Vince Oliveri, 2nd AA Nino Amato 58/60, 2nd A
Jon Dyas 47/50, 2nd B Anthony Davies 52/55, 2nd C Gary Kelly
44/50, 3rd AA Phil House 57/59, 3rd A Dave Williams, 3rd B Eddie
Toomey 51/55 and 3rd C Tim Steer 46/54. Best unplaced Lady
Denise Pope 38/50, best unplaced Junior Matthew Anick 47/50 and
best unplaced Veteran Robin Bailey with 47/50.
The highest scoring Junior over events 2 and 3 was Matthew
Anick with 92/100 winning him the Scotty Gibson Memorial Perpetual Trophy, kindly donated by Nancy Gibson and presented by
Tim Catling. Thank you Nancy.
The 5 man skeet club match over the 100 targets was won by
January 2002
STATE SKEET & TRAP CARNIVAL
W.A.G.C. comprising of
Clem Bertini, Marco
Ponta, Craig Ellis, Max
Pedri and John King
with a combined score
of 460/500.
After shooting at a
further 25 targets the
placings for the Ladies,
Juniors and Veterans
teams were decided as
follows:
Ladies:
Christine
Alexander, Denise Pope
and Jenny House with
reserves
Elaine
Forward and Beryl
Marney.
Christine
Alexander with a score
of 22/25 was the team
High Gun.
Juniors: Matthew Anick,
Darren McMichan and
Nick Wells with reserve
Darren mcMichan, junior high gun winner.
Mitchell Hardy. Matthew
Anick again team High
Gun on 23/25.
Veterans: Robin Bailey, Frank Ward and Tim Catling, with reserve
Tony Yozzi, the team High Gun was Robin Bailey on 23/25.
The Open Team after shooting at a further 50 targets is as follows:
Clem Bertini, Phil House, Mike Voke, Max Pedri, Mick Howley,
with reserves - Nino Amato, Marco Ponta, Geoff Day, Stephen
Saunders, Vince Marney, Matthew Anick, Jim Chandler, Robin
Bailey, John King and Greg Martin. Team High Gun was Max
Pedri with 49/50.
This brought to an end
the days shooting, the
office staff preparing
the usual paperwork
and prize allocations,
all that was left was
presentations.
been
the
canpoor
Day 2 - Sunday 30th Tim Steer, overall winner of the state double
September.
Better
barrel championship.
weather, overcast skies,
cool with quite a
breeze. Again, the usual formalities with Murray Alexander starting the days proceedings.
Event 4, was the Zone Trap Teams event, again 6 Zone Teams
competed, some with shooters from the Skeet Zone teams. The
event was won with a near perfect score of 124/125 by the Metro
January 2002
Event 5, WACTA Champion of Champions event was now underway with 118 names on the board.
The scoreboard area
was the center of attention, shooters searching the boards for any
possibles. One 98 was
up from the first wave
from Pieter Muntz. It
was a long wait but
Greg Jackson from
Geraldton dropped in a
99 from the last wave
to take overall. Other
places after the shoot
offs as follows: 1st AA
David Fox 126/130, 1st
A
John
Rourke
171/175, 1st B Paul
Baker 97/100, 1st C
Vince Oliveri 97/100,
2nd AA Pieter Muntz
125/130, 2nd A Trevor
Chaplin 169/175, 2nd B
Clinton Smith 93/100,
2nd C Stephen Saunders 85/100, 3rd AA Gary Kelly, overall winner of the state single
Robbie Balloch 97/100,
barrel championship.
3rd A Trevor Booth
119/125, 3rd B Doug
Berry 92/100, and 3rd C Chris Smith 96/125.
Best unplaced positions were, Ladies - Sharon Rayner 90/100,
Juniors - Sam West and Veterans - Robin Bailey 91/100.
Event 6, Sponsored by Shane Williams Autos was the State
Double Barrel Championship, the favourite event for most shooters and the most sought after for an overall win. 13 possibles were
on the board by the end of the event. Shoot offs were to take place
as a run of 5 targets over all 7 layouts until 1 squad remained to
finish the shoot off in front of the clubhouse. Unfortunately
several shooters departed very early on. Eventually it was down
to 2 shooters, Tim Steer
and David Fox. As
always there can only
be 1 winner, with Tim
taking the title on
160/160.
The presentations were
well attended with the
Vice
President
of
WACTA
Mr
Sam
Forsyth thanking the
appropriate people and
presenting prize money
and team badges to the
successful shooters.
A barbeque had
planned
for
evening but was
celled due to the
weather.
Zone represented by Ollie McPartland, Paul Finis, Robin Bailey,
Lars Bager and Carsten Bager. Well done.
Places after shoot offs
were as follows: 1st AA
David Fox 159/160, 1st
A Ken Selwood 69/70,
1st B Clinton Smith
49/50, 1st C Laurie
Amazzini 49/56, 2nd
AA Clinton Rayner
121/122, 2ndA Phil
House 65/66, 2nd B
Matt Biddulph 57/59,
2nd C Stephen Saunders 48/56, 3rd AA
Dennis Lymn 92/93,
3rd A Greg Holly 51/52,
3rd B Frank Shim
56/59, 3rd C John
Panara 46/56.
Trevor Morris, overall winner state double
barrel points score championship.
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Greg Jackson, overall winner of the WACTA
champion of champions event.
Best unplaced Lady
Elaine Forward 47/50,
best unplaced Veteran
Tim Catling 47/50 and
best unplaced Junior
Sam West 49/51. The
WA
State
Junior
Champion was sponsored by Roy Alexander
(himself) with a magnificent
Perpetual
trophy won by Clinton
Smith with 49/50, 2nd
place was won by Sam
West with 57/59, and in
3rd place was Matt
Biddulph on 56/59, the
2nd and 3rd place
winners also received a
trophy. Well done.
Monday 1st October
the days first event,
Event 7, State Single Barrel Championship sponsored by Greg
Coverley from Pine Hauliers with the Roy Holtfreter Perpetual
Trophy was off to a good start right on time. On the board were
109 names, and as time progressed it was obvious that 49’s would
be shooting off for the title. Just 4 shooters, David Fox, Murray
Alexander Dennis Lymn and Gary Kelly were in the running. It
took just 10 targets for Gary to take the title from David with
59/60. Ironically last year David succeeded in winning the title
from Gary.
David Fox was 1st place in AA on 58/60 with Steve Miller 1st in A
56/59, 1st B Don Forward, 1st C Stephen Saunders 44/50, 2nd AA
Dennis Lymn 59/61, 2nd A Trevor Morris 55/59, 2nd B Bill Foy
48/54, 2nd C Joe Yozzi 43/50, 3rd AA Murray Alexander 58/61, 3rd
A Jeff Green 53/57, 3rd B Maurie Urquhart 46/52 and 3rd C Joe
Pintaudi 38/50.
Best unplaced Lady was Denise Pope with 38/50, best unplaced
Veteran Tim Catling
44/50 and the best
unplaced Junior was
Sam West with 42/50.
The last event for the
day was Event 8, the 50
target State Double
Barrel Points Score
Championship with the
Roy Alexander Perpetual Trophy. This was
the last chance for
some to achieve a place
in the top 15.
Squads were getting on
with the job at hand.
Score boards were
being updated efficiently and quickly
once the office had
double checked the
squad sheets. By the
Clinton Smith, juniors trap team high gun.
end of the event 1
shooter, Trevor Morris
of W.A.G.C. had the only 150/150 for the event. Other places for
the event were: 1st AA Carsten Bager 149/150, 1st A Paul Baker
175/177, 1st B Clinton Smith 143/150, 1st C Joe Pintaudi 131/150,
2nd AA Jim Chandler 162/165, 2nd A Arthur Pagett 172/177, 2nd
B Stuart Johnston 140/150, 2nd C Terry O’Brien 129/150, 3rd AA
Tim Steer 159/165, 3rd A Eddie Toomey 154/159, 3rd B Gil Naylor
139/150, 3rd C Stephen Saunders 140/162.
The 5 man Trap Club Match over the 50 DB, 50 SB and 50 DB Pts
was won by the team from W.A.G.C. comprising Paul Finis, Lars
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Bager, Carsten Bager,
Robin Bailey and Ollie
McPartland with a
score of 1180/1250.
Best unplaced Lady
was
Denise
Pope
130/150, best unplaced
Junior Andrew Beckett
137/150
and
best
unplaced
Veteran
Robin
Bailey
on
142/150.
It was now time for the
top 15 open team
members to shoot at a
final 50 targets points
score to confirm the 5
man
Shoulder
to
Shoulder Team for the
2002 Nationals. The
Christine Alexander, ladies trap team
top 6 Ladies, Juniors
O/A high gun
and Veterans were to
shoot a final 25 targets points score for their respective 3 person
Shoulder to Shoulder Teams. Also in each category a Team High
Gun was to be selected over this event.
Once all the scores were in, a shoot off was required to decide the
open team high gun between Gary Kelly and David Fox. It was
Gary’s day, winning the Team High Gun, including the Doug Cummings Memorial Trophy.
By now all the names in order of qualification were written up as
follows. - Gary Kelly - Team High Gun 188/189, David Fox, Sam
Forsyth,
Carsten
Bager, Trevor Morris
were selected as the 5
man team Shoulder to
Shoulder Team, with
reserves Arthur Pagett,
Mike Daden, Eddie
Toomey,
Shane
Williams, Mick Howley,
Clinton Rayner, Paul
Finis, Trevor Chaplin,
Lars Bager, and Jim
Chandler.
The Ladies Shoulder to
Shoulder Trap Team
selected over events 6,
7, 8 plus the last 25
points score is Elaine
Forward, Paula Price
and Sharon Rayner
with reserves Denise
Pope, Christine Alexander as Team High Gun
on 62/75 and Beryl
Marney.
Matthew Anick, winner of the Scotty Gibson
memorial trophy.
The Junior Shoulder to
Shoulder Trap Team is Clinton Smith as Team High Gun on 83/84,
Sam West, and Matt Biddulph, with reserves Malachai Humphrey,
Andrew Beckett and Darren McMichan.
The Veterans Shoulder to Shoulder Trap Team was Tim Catling as
Team High Gun on 74/75, Robin Bailey, Gil Naylor, with reserves
Tony Yozzi, Tom Birt and Joe Yozzi.
This brought to a close the shooting and all that remained now
was presentations, as soon as the winners envelopes and trophies
were sorted. A most hectic time for the office. After a short break
all was ready for the presentations of the Trap events, teams and
overall High Guns. Mr Glenn O’Brien, the State President,
January 2002
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assisted by Sue Green
presented all prizes,
followed by the High
Guns winners over the
last 3 days, the winners
were as follows: Ladies
Elaine
Forward
353/450, Juniors Darren
McMichan
346/450, Veterans Robin Bailey 414/450
and the Overall High
Gun was Mick Howley
with a score of 429/450.
The Western Australian Clay Target
Association would like
to thank all those
people who assisted in
any way to make this a
successful
carnival.
Special thanks to the
President of W.A. Gun
Club
John
King,
Mike Voke, overall winner state skeet
championship.
Norma King , the
WAGC
committee,
ladies in the kitchen, Murray and Christine Alexander, Shane
Williams, the trappers, office staff - Tom Vodden, Sue Green, Don
and Elaine Forward, Julia O’Brien and Bruce Maley for updating
the score boards.
Furthermore, WACTA wish to thank the sponsors for the carnival
weekend: Carlo Romeo Jewellers, Roy Alexander (himself) & Sons,
John Page Office Solutions, Greg Coverley - Pine Hauliers, Shane
Williams Auto Repairs,
Congratulations to the State team members, the W.A.C.T.A. committee wishes you every success in Wagga Wagga.
Until the next carnival — good shooting.
Tumut Two
Day Shoot
Tumut Clay Target Club conducted the Annual Two Day competition on 13/14 –10-2001 with visitors from Majura Park,
Wagga, Junee, Cecil Park, Berridale, Narromine, Crookwell,
Narrandera, Gunning-Dalton, Griffith, Downside, Cowra,
Sydney, NSW, Albury, Yass, Cooma, Wangaratta and Melbourne.
Saturday stated on time at 10.00 am in fine overcast conditions
with 34 possibles from 53 competitors in the eye opener.
The feature event for Saturday was the 50T EA Bourne Double
Barrel Championship. Although conditions were good only 6
possibles were recorded. A lengthy shoot – off showed that the
targets were good and Rodney Wright (Junee) eventually won
the title from Arty Del-Ben (Sydney) with a score of 223/223.
Most grades also required shoot offs.
Event three was the Stumpe Lowery Points Score Championship with only three possibles scored. Tony Barton (GunningDalton) won Overall scoring 87/87 from Vickie Kibblewhite
(Majura Park) 1st B grade 86/87 and Bruce Mayo (Tumut)
78/81. AA grade developed into a lengthy shoot – off with Stuart
Lowery (Tumut) winning 1st place with 143/144 from Paul Farrugia (Cecil Park) 2nd 140/144.
The High Gun on events 1 –3 was won by Paul Farrugia
137/138.
Saturday night a dinner and shooter Calcutta auction was held
at the Tumut Bowling Club. After a very fine meal the auction
of shooters got under way. Very spirited bidding from some quarters brought the overall pool split to $530.00 to the buyer of the
winner of each grade on the Tumut Bowling Club Double Barrel
Championship held on Sunday.
PLEASE
NOTE
Sunday shooting commenced at 9.00 am in overcast and raining
conditions eventually clearing.
Womens events at the
2002 OD Nationals will be
calculated over the first 75
targets Trap & Skeet and
the first 120 pair in the
Double Trap. Total event
targets will be used to
calculate grades only.
The final event was the 20T Castrol Double Barrel Handicap
event and five shooters scored the possible to shoot – off for four
placings. The winners was Don Power (Wagga) 36/36 from Arty
Del-Ben 35/36.
The feature event 50T Tumut Bowling Club Double Barrel
Championship saw 11 possibles scored and another long shoot –
off with Charlie Sherry (Sydney) winning Overall from Glenn
Sinclair (Cowra) with a score of 145/145.
With the weather clearing the Scandinavian Logging Single
Barrel Championship had six shooters scoring 24/25. A short
shoot – off had Stumpe Lowery (Tumut) the winner scoring
33/34 from Tony Barton 32/34.
The $1000.00 for the shooter recording the possible score over
the weekend was safe after Saturdays events and Arty Del-Ben
was the winner of the Overall High Gun with the very good
score of 226/230.
To the ladies in the kitchen an extra special thank you for a
great job well done over the whole weekend. All present appreciated your work and the breakfast menu for Sunday was appreciated by many. Thank you also to our shoot marshal and others
who kept the squads moving and enabled and early finish to
both days to allow our visiting supporters an early trip home.
To our sponsors we also say thank you for your support, which
helped to make the weekend a great success with a very good
array of trophies.
For the results please check the Club Shoot Result section.
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January 2002
8th Australian Masters Games
Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club
The Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club hosted the Clay
target section of the 8th Australian Masters Games from the 5th 14th October. With 600 targets and three disciplines the foundation had been set for a fabulous six days of competition and even
bad weather would not dampen the enthusiasm.
Saturdays down the line events started in fine, breezy condition
and 50 shooters took to the tracks to vie for gold, silver and bronze
medals in their 10 year age bracket. Although the competition was
50 target skeet (60 to 69 age) from left: Bronze David Mcleod (Sydney),
Gold Tom harris (Tumut) and Silver Bill Pepper (Brooklyn).
50 target double barrel continental, from left: Silver Anthony Psaila(Melbourne), Gold Neal Gay (Singleton) and Bronze Gary Joass (Newcastle).
not graded or handicapped there were some great tussles going on
with shooters not only competing with others in their group but
amongst all age brackets.
Sunday started fine and calm ready for the continental events but
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Wednesday and the wind returned, if targets were allowed to fly
past the centre post the high house target ducked and the low
house target jumped making skeet shooting a real challenge.
Despite the wind there were some very respectable scores with a
few 48’s and Tom Harris with a couple of fine 49’s. It was great to
meet and watch Alf Najar, at 82 years of age he certainly gained
some attention, not only from other shooters but also the local
media. Alf had a couple of telephone interviews and thankfully for
Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club and shooting in
general Alf’s great nature and the way he presents himself I am
sure led to a great half page photo on the sport section of the local
rag. A combined shooting sports dinner was held at the club on
Wednesday with a total of 75 adults and 5 children enjoying a
catered spit roast dinner.
50 target skeet, from left: Graham Gosling, silver (Newcastle), Neil
Newbury gold (Newcastle), Tony Psaila bronze (Melbourne) and Jim
Barry, regional director Hunter Region Sport & Recreation
presented medals.
Thursday was another rest day with many of the visitors taking
the chance to catch up with relatives and friends in the area and
also to take in some of the fantastic attraction Newcastle and the
Hunter Valley have to offer. Thursday was also an opportunity for
us to finish setting up the field layout. Thanks to Frank Searles
and his crew for a very interesting and challenging field. The
members who were at the club Thursday would also like to thank
Frank for his fly and bait casting lessons (it was our day off).
by 9 am the breeze started to gust and continental shooting
became very challenging with two of the trap houses needing a
repaint. Everyone accepted the conditions and the events continued under the Masters Games banner of “SERIOUS FUN”.
Thankfully Monday was a rest day, Chris Lindsay had to keep his
dog inside his camper the wind was blowing that hard, he didn’t
want to have his dog blown off it’s chain.
Tuesday saw the wind die a bit, luckily there was no wind at 5.30
am so the traps were set in calm conditions. We all know skeeties
can be a bit fickle about target trajectories and again the breeze
conditions did make the targets play up but the shooters soldiered
on.
COACHING
ACCREDITATION
At the full Executive meeting in July 2001 a decision was
made that a moratorium be run for a period of six months
on coaching. The following exceptions are being offered
during this period:
1) All coaches that have let their accreditation expire will
be re-accredited on application.
2) Level one coaches who feel that they meet the
requirements for Level 2 can apply through their respective State Associations for accreditation to Level 2. State
Associations will then forward their applications and recommendations to the ACTA Coaching Council for
approval.
3) Shooters who feel that they meet the requirements for
Level 1 accreditation can apply to their respective State
Associations. State Association will then forward their
applications and recommendations to the ACTA Coaching Council for approval.
This moratorium will run for a period of six months starting on 1 October 2001 and concluding on 31 March
2002. Questions on the moratorium can be directed to
the Chairman Coaching Council, Mr. Gary Cassells, on
03 5461 4435.
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50 target skeet and 70 + age bracket, from left: Kevon Moxey bronze
(Narara), Alf NNajar gold (Mosman) and George Foster silver
(Newcastle).
Friday dawned fine and sunny (no wind at all) and the field shooters who struggled with down the line and then learnt to shoot
skeet came to the fore. It was great to see people competing in
events they had not shot before and we even had some new
members who had never shot in a competition improving their
score at every round. Congratulations to John Nichols from
Mudgee for a fine display of field shooting. Saturday another
perfect day and the targets changed slightly to give some variation, saw John Nichols again lead the way trying to lift the standard of a very average squad.
Congratulations to all the winners especially Tom Harris from
Tumut, who shot the highest score of 527 targets over the six days,
well done Tom. A big thanks to all those who entered the masters
games and made a success of the event. 11,000 competitors competed in 62 sports across Newcastle and the Hunter Region, a
great atmosphere was felt right across the Hunter and anyone
who was not a part of the games will not miss out next time.
Finally I would like to thank all those who assisted in running our
events, Sue, Shirley, Marree, Lynn and Lorraine in the kitchen; all
those who helped set up, loaded targets, clean the bathroom and
generally clean up. Thank you to Peter Petherbride and his
builders for completing the new amenities and kitchen on time
and we look forward to the office and storeroom being done in the
near future.
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MARYBOROUGH TID BITS
www.mctc.org.au
A happy New Year to all, hope you had a great Christmas and had
fun opening all those presents and hope you didn’t double up and
get two guns.
Now I want you to put two shoots in your diary now in 2002. First
6th October Master Games in conjunction with Heritage City one
day shoot which will included the South East Zone D/B Continental Championship. Then 26th & 27th October we hold the South
East Zone Carnival run by the South East management committee. This shoot will be he first two day shoot Maryborough has held
that I know of since I joined the club. So don’t say you weren’t told
soon enough. I will publish the program of both when I receive
them. We have a couple of plovers who nest behind the trap houses
they dodge pellets for one day, I don’t know what they will think of
a two day.
Monday 22 Oct
Received a letter from CTSN who pointed out that MTB was
mostly the same as club shooting results in the shoot results
section and could I use email to send in my column.
I think my used by date has arrived, so I am pulling the pin and
will have time to smell the roses.
I would like to thank the staff at the CTSN for decoding my letters,
a good job for thirteen years. Also a big thanks to secretaries of
near by clubs who have sent results rain, hail or sunshine, and the
folks who sent in clean and dirty jokes some never cleaned up.
It’s been a long road from leaving school half way in 6th grade in
1944 to take a job someone left to join the war. But I think the best
days were breaking clays I would hate to pay for them all now.
Writing MTB was good fun; we had a lot of laughs along the way.
Thursday 25.10.01 The Day the Bible Came
In the National Presidents Notes he talks of overseas trips, it is a
shame that in the future we won’t be able to shoot in some of the
places we shot in the past.
Congratulations to Michael and winning teams at Lonato World
Cup and thanks to team manager John. Once again “Your Say” is
out of my comment.
Also congratulations to Adam and the trap team at the World Cup
Brazil 2001 in the safe hands of Greg Chan.
And on page 20 at the Gold Coast Annual, by God you are a handsome fella Wes and a good shot. Good shooting Wes.
Regardless of one “Your Say” I think CTSN was still a good read
and well presented. Good job CTSN.
Maryborough 28.10.01
Well in the kitchen were Pam, Betty and Kay. Thanks ladies we all
love our ladies in the kitchen. Our visitor consisted of Brian
Fourro, Ryan Howie, Spencer Plath (Bundy), Glen Durre, Lex &
Bill Stolberg (Gympie), Tania Burke (Caboolture) also we had
Yvonne & John Maxwell shooting with us. John is going to do some
coaching while here and John also donated a shirt from the ISSF
World Cup Lonato Italy, which was raffled, thank you John. It was
won by Brian Fourro and the Quicky Board raffle was won by Lex
Stolberg. Good luck to both. Thanks to our visitors which put us six
squads for the day.
In AA grade Tony Bradshaw shared DBCD and SB. John Maxwell
share DBCD and overall and AA DBPTS C/S, Glen Durre Cont and
AAGHG. In A grade Ryan Howie, Bill Stolberg, Warren Burke
shared DBCD with Vince Dollinson who then took out the DBPTS
C/S. Norm Dale SB, Cont and AGHG. In B grade Lex Stolberg and
Dick Osbourne shared DBCD while Brian Fourro DBPTS C/S and
Dick Osbourne BGHG. In C grade Trevor Cecil took out DBCD by
himself and shot himself in the foot and went to B grade. Good
shooting Trevor who still took out CGHG with Spencer Plath
taking out DBPTS C/S SB and Cont. Maryborough Shoot 27th
January program not drawn up yet, it could be DB, CD, PTS, H/C
and Cont C/S. I said it could be the same as 2001.
Bundaberg 4-11-01
When we arrived it was Sandra in the kitchen then Kaye. Thanks
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ladies. Maryborough visitors to the shoot Jim
Robinson, Glen McNeil, Tony McRae, Harry
Walker and yours truly with new member
Judd Clarke. Welcome to the club Judd, nice
to meet you.
Brian Charters drew the jackpot but let it
jackpot, better luck next time Brian. And
Lucky John Park won the raffle, I don’t know what the prize was,
could have been a car or something.
Peter and myself both shooting 24 in the single barrel decided not
to have a shoot off as we most likely would have cost the club four
or five hundred targets. So we settled for a split in the cash. Good
thinking Peter.
So in the next event the mixed Les and Gino was to shoot and
again to save five or six hundred clays they split the cash. Chickens!!!!!
So in AA grade Rob Rehbein took DBCD, PTS, SB, Mixed and
OAHG. In A grade Kaye Rehbein, Gino Sergiacomi, Peter Winzen
shared DB CD. Kaye then took points C/S and A grade while Norm
Dale and Peter Winzen shared SB and Gino Sergiacomi and Les
Moore shared mixed. In B grade John Park won DBCD and SB,
Brian Fourro, PTS, Tim Gardener mixed. In C grade Brian Charters is DBCD, PTS, Tony McRae SB and Mixed.
Bundaberg Shoot 6th January
Check for time and program.
At the shoot I had the pleasure of telling shooters at the bar it was
my fifty first wedding anniversary. Well it saved them carrying the
drinks and it reminded me of last year when I asked the boss for
the day off. And he said “You have just had your holidays and that
is the busy day”. And then he said “Alright have the day off for
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with this day off every fifty years”.
5-11-01 MCTC Newsletter
All items in this newsletter will be over by the time MTB is published. However our Christmas party is at the home of our Captain
Allen Joblin. Thank you Kerri and Allen, also while John Maxwell
is up in the area we are holding eight coaching and practice sessions of which the first showed great interest and enjoyed by all.
John wants to get them so good he will be able to select the Australian Team from Maryborough. Thanks John and we hold our
AGM 25th Nov. So our club is busy in November.
Gympie 11-11-01
Well Brett Brown was one of the visitors at the shoot and greeting
him with my gun on my shoulder somehow Bret was able to slip
on my safety catch and as I went to have my eye opener nearly
pulled my trigger off the gun. Thanks Bret and Bret was in the
company of Norm Keech, Peter Bannister, Laney and Phil Grove.
All Sunshine Coast, also Gary Darlington, Central Burnett with
Vince Dollisson, Harry Walker, Norm Dale from Maryborough,
Brian Fourro from Bundaberg and Chris Harrison from Caboolture, who told me at Caboolture they made Charlie Selke a honory
Life Member of their club for a life time of work. Congratulations
Charlie. Well our kitchen ladies for the day was Averille, Fay and
Yvonne, thanks ladies.
Glen Durre excelled himself at the Caboolture two day by taking
out AA in Martin Gough Points and the South East Zone Single
Barrel Continental plus overall high gun. Good shooting Wal.
Young Ted Adkins won the raffle and lucky Norm Keech won the
Quicky Board which was a boat or something. And then in the
office was Marg who did a good job, thanks Marg you will have the
job for life.
Results of shoot: In AA grade Phil Grove, Cont and DR, Chris Harrison DBCD and AAGHG. In A grade Bret Brown DBCD and third
H/C and Cont with Brian Goddard, DR and AGHG. In B grade
Brian Fourro DBCD, 1st H/C, Cont and BGHG. Good shooting
Brian. And in C grade Graham Fogarty shot everything DBCD,
Cont, DR, CGHG and had his best break in H/C to be out shot by
Bret and second in H/C was Peter Bannister.
January shooting dates:
Kingaroy Sun 6th Jan H/C SB DR
Bundaberg Sun 6th Jan President & Patrons Day
Gympie Sun 13th Jan DB,SB,Cont,DR ?
Maryborough Sun 27th Jan DB,PTS,H/C, Cont
Thanks to all my readers over the years who inspired me to keep
writing. Thanks for the stories and thank you for your company.
Good shooting to all. See you at the shoots.
Lost Bird
GYMPIE
Clay Target Club
The Gympie Clay Target Club held their yearly one-day shoot to
coincide with the Gympie Gold Rush Festival on 14 October 2001.
A good attendance of 56 shooters contested for the four events on
the day. Visitors came from Caboolture, Sunshine Coast, Maryborough, Kingaroy, Central Burnett, Bundaberg and Brisbane. The
day began fine and sunny, but a lovely storm cloud let loose its load
of rain, must to everyone’s delight. We all need the rain, so no one
complained.
Phil Grove on left with president Brian Goddard, overall high gun.
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Darryl Stevens, 30 target double barrel overall, sponsored by
Stolberg Plumbing Supplies.
Ian Hedger, veteran high gun (trophy donated by Tom Brereton, right).
Event 1. 25 target Double Barrel Cash Divide
AA Grade - B Stevens, P Grove 25/25, P Warren, N Berry, G Durre,
K Nasarenko, G Schneider 24/25.
A Grade - B Goddard, R Spencer, C Harrison, R Howie 25/25
B Grade - J Davison 24/25, B Weedon, M Manalon, B Egerton, J
Butters 23/25
C Grade - D Nicholson, C Robinson 24/25, S Dawson, K Knight, B
Tipman 23/25.
Event 2. 30 target Double Barrel sponsored by Stolberg Plumbing
Supplies
Overall Darryl Stevens 111/111
AA Grade - 1st Tony Bradshaw 110/111 2nd Neil Berry 68/69
A Grade - 1st Brian Goddard 48/49 2nd Gary Carew 69/70
B Grade - 1st Bill Weedon 56/57 2nd John Butters 33/35
C Grade - 1st Ben Tipman 30/31 2nd Carl Robinson 29/31
Event 3. 25 target Double Barrel Handicap
1st Carl Robinson 70/70
2nd Jim Davison 69/70
3rd Chris Post 53/54
4th Vince Dollisson 37/38
Gympie-Caboolture team event, winning team.
Event 4. 25 target Double Barrel Points sponsored by Ken Mills
Toyota
AA Grade - 1st Phil Warren 77/78 2nd Phil Grove 76/78
A Grade - 1st Chris Post 74/75 2nd Ian Hedger 79/81
B Grade - 1st John Park 73/75 2nd Bill Weedon 89/96
C Grade - 1st Trevor Cecil 71/75 2nd D Nicholson 68/75
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25 target points, 1st AA grade Phil Warren, sponsored by Ken Mills
Toyota, (right).
High Guns
Overall - Phil Grove 153/155
AA Grade - Daryl Stevens
150/155
A Grade - Ian Hedger 147/155
B Grade - John Park 145/155
C Grade - David Nicholson
144/155
Ladies - Janice Butters 138/155
Junior - Ben Tipman 136/155
Veteran - Ian Hedger 147/155
At the yearly one-day shoot,
Gympie and Caboolture hold an
inter-club teams events, and
this year Gympie won. It was a
very close score, Gympie
winning by 1 point. The winning
Gympie team members are
Glenn Durre, Brian Goddard,
Gary Carew, Bill Stolberg, Bill
Egerton and Sylvia Egerton.
As with all big shoots, especially
for smaller clubs like ours, the
Carl Robinson, 1st handicap.
sponsors are of great help, so
again a big thank you to Sholberg Plumbing Supplies and
Ken Mills Toyota for their continuing support of this shoot.
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CUZZO’S RAMBLINGS JANUARY 2002
Last month I wrote an article that contained travel advice specifically relevant to shooting trips. By the time I finished the first
draft, I was way over the word-count the editor allows me each
month for my column, because he believes there is definitely a
limit to the amount of “Cuzzo’s Crap”, as someone so eloquently
described it recently, that any one edition of the magazine can
handle. However, I just hate to cut a long story short, so here is
another instalment of that draft.
ACCOMMODATION
When most of us first start going away on shooting trips and
need to arrange accommodation, the first and only option we generally consider is Motels. For short duration trips these are still
probably the best choice, but for more extended periods, there are
other options which can not only be more cost effective, but also
sometimes more practical and convenient as well. In Australia I
believe the best alternative is Holiday Apartments. With these you
basically get a furnished house for not much more than a Motel
room and by the time you split that four or five ways between a
group of friends, rather than in half for a Motel room, the savings
are obvious. Then you benefit even further by having all the
amenities that a house offers over a Motel room, such as a kitchen,
lounge room, laundry, garage and maybe even a backyard for
parties and barbeques.
When traveling to America, Hotels and/or Motels are again the
best alternative for short stays and the only major difference you
will notice between them and their Australian counterparts is the
lack of even a small bar fridge in the rooms. For reasons I can’t
figure out, fridges have never become standard equipment in even
up-market American Hotels and Motels. The rooms are equipped
with small plastic ice buckets and on each floor/block, as well as
the lobby, they have large ice block making machines, from which
you fill your ice bucket. I never did come to grips with this very
“quaint” idea of trotting around the place with your little bucket in
hand, looking for the ice machine and I think that the American
Motel Owners Association should hold their annual convention in
Australia one year, where they might just have their horizons
expanded.
However, when in the US, for any stays longer than one or two
days, try a concept they are renowned for that is a halfway
between a Hotel and a Motel, called a Serviced Apartment
Complex. These specialise in medium term occupancies, which is
just exactly what you want on a shooting trip. And when you
combine this with their eagerness to offer weekly rates, they are
definitely a much more cost-effective option than either of the
more conventional alternatives. You’ll find that the rooms are generally very nice, at least on par with a Hotel or up-market Motel,
yet offer the additional advantage of looking like an apartment ie
full kitchen, large refrigerator, dining table etc. Other amenities
usually include a Pool, Laundry, Security Service and Airport
Shuttle Bus. Combined with all this, they also often provide a free
buffet breakfast each morning in the dining room and sometimes
even a free light dinner on weekday evenings.
OPERATIONAL DIFFERENCES
Whenever you attend a Shoot outside Australia, always obtain
both a program and a rulebook and read them carefully before
shooting, to prevent being caught out by “home rules” and/or other
oddities. Back in the days when I was a half-handy Trap shooter,
I once turned a pair of targets in the New Zealand National
Double Rise into sooty black smudges in the sky, only to be duly
and loudly scored “lost and lost” by a very officious little referee,
whose belligerent attitude I shall never forget. Upon questioning
this very surprising adjudication, said referee, who appeared to
have a set against everyone and everything Australian, took great
delight in informing me that it was because I had failed to advise
him that I intended to shoot the left target first on lane number
four.
After a protracted discussion it emerged that the New Zealand
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Rule Book did in fact contain this obscure provision. It had apparently been invented to ensure that if the referee could not see
which target the competitor intended to shoot at first and was
looking at the other target and the competitor dislodged only a
small piece from the first target, he would not be deprived of the
score. However, this character was intent on taking creativity to a
whole new level with his interpretation of this rule, and no amount
of pleading on my behalf by the other shooters and numerous spectators was going to deprive him of his prized Australian scalp.
When they called me to shoot off for the Overall National High
Gun a few days later, the memory of that pair of targets was still
indelibly etched in my mind.
Now maybe I’m thick, but I could never quite follow the thought
process behind taking a rule that was clearly designed to enhance
equity and technically reinterpreting it to effectively provide
moral and material inequity. At such times, the only thing I’m sure
of is that the Marquis of Queensberry would not have been
impressed. Anyway, it was eventually the culmination of several
such “memorable” experiences to both myself and others, over a
long period of time, that resulted in my decision to take on the role
of Shoot Marshall at our major tournaments. For the true sportsman, a sound but fair beating should be a character building exercise, but a good shafting will always be a bitter experience.
However, rules differences and interpretations are not the only
pitfalls. Often it can simply be unexpected procedural differences.
On another occasion I saw an overseas competitor, who had broken
a “possible” early in the day at the World Skeet Shoot, appear at
the Shoot-off registration table punctually at 5.30pm that evening,
only to find out that he had already been scratched as a no-show.
He was unaware that the rules required him to report to the
stadium field within 30 minutes of the end of his flight time to
shoot the first round of the shoot off with all the other people who
had shot possibles on that flight. As I watched him mentally calculate the “cost” of this minor technical oversight, I would say that
devastated would be an understatement in describing his reaction.
NSSA REFEREES
At the World Skeet Shoot you never have to referee or score as
paid professional referees are used. They take their job very seriously. They usually act very low key and will generally speak very
politely to you, if at all, probably referring to you as “sir”. Do not
misinterpret this as subservience. They are in charge of the field
and what they say goes. They are also a very tight knit group. If
you upset one of them, you may alienate yourself with all of them,
as even the president of NSSA once found out to his detriment.
After having to get members of the National Executive to pull for
him for the rest of the week, I don’t think he ever “cussed” at
another referee.
Go out of your way to introduce yourself to them each time
before you shoot. Make a little small-talk and be respectful and
polite. It will not get you anything for free, but will make sure that
they do not misinterpret or misunderstand you and get offside
with you. Remember, they do not have a refusal rule in the US, so
if you call for a target and the referee releases it, you would be well
advised to shoot at it if you think that you can hit it, as otherwise,
the next one you get may be your option. If you are unsure about
anything, don’t try to bluff your way through it. Instead, feel free
to ask the referee for assistance and advice. They will be happy to
help if they can. Also, you only need to take 100 shells for the event
as there are no “sighters” and he (or she) will give you a “proof
shell” if you get a broken target or the like.
AMERICAN SKEET AMMUNITION
Three main brands are available at the World Skeet Shoot. They
are Winchester, Remington and Federal. There is not a lot of difference in them from a performance standpoint and they all cost
pretty much the same. Although 1 1/8 ounce loads are legal in the
12 gauge events, I recommend that you use the Winchester High
Velocity 1oz load, as it is very similar to the shells we use here and
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will do a very good job. I used it to win the 12 Gauge World Championship in 1996. In the three smaller guns, I believe that Remington probably makes a marginally better shell than the other
two and thus would recommend that you use them, except if you
wish to sell the empty hulls, or bring them home for reloading, and
then you would need to use Winchester. Also beware of cheap
hunting loads made by the big three and sold through the larger
department stores like Kmart, Wal-Mart etc. They are loaded with
substandard components and light loads of soft shot. They’re OK
for practice, provided you use a tight choke, but they are probably
not worth the effort. Do not even think about using them in competition.
TIPPING & GRATUITIES
The service industries in the US operate differently to the way
they work here. Wages are very low and overtime and penalty
rates are almost non-existent. The whole system works on a “user
pays” basis that assures the consumer of good service. The big
trick for foreign visitors is to work out which are the “service
people” who need tipping, and which are the “non-service people”
who will be surprised and maybe even offended if you offer them a
tip. As a starting point, always tip waitresses in restaurants, bellboys at hotels and baggage handlers at airports (but not the checkin staff). If in doubt, ask someone. You’ll get the hang of it after a
while. The going rate is 10-15% of the bill or a minimum of $1.00.
Do not attempt to tip anyone on the grounds of the World Shoot,
especially the referees, however giving out any Australian trinkets
will go over well with just about anyone at any time, so take a few
pins, badges, hats etc with you.
MANNERS & BEHAVIOUR
Contrary to the rumours that circulate in Australia, American
people in general tend to be very polite and courteous in their
speech, actions, behaviour and their driving. Try to emulate this as
firstly it makes for good international relations, secondly it will get
you a lot further and thirdly they tend to be intolerant of people
who are not equally as gracious as themselves. Refer to all male
persons as “sir” and to all female persons as “mam” and use “thank
you” a lot. Drive like a little old lady and don’t be surprised when
people stop to let you in rather than cutting you off when you are
driving.
This month’s Shooting Trivia Question: What is the highest score
ever shot to win a Trap Handicap event in Australia? Mail your
answer to Shooting Trivia, P.O. Box 265, Bairnsdale 3875, to arrive
by 20-01-2002. The first correct answer drawn shall receive a free
entry to this year’s National Trap Handicap. The correct answer to
November’s STQ is: The first person to shoot a 200 Skeet break in
Australia was George Biggs, who broke a five year drought in the
record by shooting 215 against the great Johnnie Summers at the
Melbourne Gun Club in 1976. The first correct answer drawn was
submitted by Glenn Clarke of Berwick in Victoria, who wins a free
entry to this year’s National Skeet Doubles Championship
2002 Australian
Pacific Grand Prix
It is my great pleasure to announce that the Australian Pacific
Grand with a new format of 225 targets of Olympic Trap and Skeet
over three days from Friday 8th to Sunday 10th March, this years
Grand Prix has continued on from previous years and has
attracted interest from local and international competitors.
Once again our ‘Top Gun’ friends from Japan have expressed an
interest in attending. My advice to all local shooters is to get your
deposit in and secure your place in the 2002 Grand Prix.
This year the 225 target format comprises of the 100 target
“Skins” event on Friday which gives shooters the opportunity to
compete in one of the richest cash prize pools on offer in Australia,
and the 125 target plus final Australian Pacific Grand Prix over
the Saturday and Sunday.
The Grand Prix is one of Australia’s premier ISSF events, which
in the past has seen some of the worlds top shooters compete in the
event. The event has given the ‘not so great’ shooters the chance
to shoot beside the worlds best. With a high gun over the two
events this years Grand Prix offers plenty for all shooters of all
levels. So come and join us in Brisbane in March for a great long
weekend of ISSF shooting.
Tony Kidman
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Your Say
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Writers must give full home addresses. Where possible, letters should be typed. Letters
must be signed. Letters with noms de plume or pseudonyms will not be published. The
ACTA reserves the right to edit any letter and letters may be shortened for brevity. We do
not necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.
Dear Editor;
Firstly congratulations on publishing B Peters letter and I too had
to reply.
Mr Peters why don’t you tell us what you really think! Don’t you
think that a mature adult would perhaps try to offer positive suggestions on how to improve the ACTA magazine and maybe even
do something to make a stand and get on a committee instead of
ridiculing and damming everything that the ACTA magazine represents to the many shooters. You really offended me not only
because you insulted the many volunteers who send in articles you
also insulted the ACTA staff. I am a committee person who is
involved in this sport, plus as an advertiser who pays to advertise
in this magazine and I personally try really hard to be positive by
offering suggestions and pitching in to help when required but as
a committee person we can only do so much to make changes to
this magazine and web site.
Did it occur to you to ring ACTA and speak with the friendly
helpful staff and ask why the web site or email didn’t work or what
happened with the printing. I did and got the right info. If the book
is as bad as you say I was surprised you noticed any problem! Why
do you bother getting it sent to you, surely ACTA could take a few
dollars off you membership so you don’t have to torture yourself if
it is as bad as you say! We all would love to have a glossy monthly
magazine and maybe that might happen, perhaps you could take
on the role and do a costing for us and report back. I will gladly
type it up for you to present to the ACTA Executive. I challenge
you!
I also will support it if it is cost effective then maybe you might
win some respect back. Did it ever occur to you just how people
who work hard for their clubs, and a lot are volunteers, would feel
about your comments. I love getting the magazine to see photos of
shooters sent in by the dedicated club members who write these
stories in their own time. Mr Peters there are other ways to get
your point across but the next time try not to insult so many
people.
S Green
Dear Editor;
As I enter the “Open” section of DTL competition, graduating from
the Junior ranks when I turn 18 in January 2002, I realise I have
developed a real passion for the sport of Clay Target Shooting. I
think this is because I have received such a great amount of
encouragement since taking up the sport, at the age of 11, firstly
from my parents and then from a lot of wonderful people I have
met around the traps along the way.
I would like to acknowledge and offer my thanks for the fantastic
help and support I have received from people such as Mal, Craig
and Carol Tilley from Express Shotshells at Milperra Marketing.
Their generosity and encouragement have been invaluable to me.
Also, I would like to thank the ACTA, Andrew Sanders, Bill Iles
and all the people who help (often behind the scenes and without
recognition) with the Junior Development Camps, which are run
twice a year by the ACTA. The coaching we juniors are offered at
these camps have been of major value to me, and I know to all the
other junior shooters who attend the camps.
I feel very fortunate to have been given some of the many opportunities this great sport has to offer, from travelling far and wide
and seeing a lot of places I probably would not have seen, to
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making a great many friends and acquaintances. As I step in into
the “Open” arena, I hope I can one day offer encouragement and
inspiration to the juniors coming up through the ranks, as I have
received, and participate in the positive promotion of our sport.
Yours in shooting,
Andrew Miller
Dear Editor;
I would like to thank the ACTA for the opportunity that they gave
me to represent Australia at the World Skeet Shoot in San Antonio
USA. A big thank you must go to Adrian Cousens for all the time
he put in to organising the trip.
Shooters here in Australia do not realise just how much Adrian is
held in high esteem in the USA. I would like to thank Neal
Dimmick for all his help and the people he introduced to me while
over there.
To Scott Wright our manager, a job well done, organising our shoot
times, bus driving and keeping us on time. I would recommend
Scott as manager for any future away team.
I would like to add my thoughts to the new skeet rules, all the
hype about the way they shoot in the USA we changed our rules to
align with NSSA. However, this is not the case on station 7 you can
load two shells to shoot single. Also on station 8 you can load two
shells to shoot your 24th and 25th targets on low house.
What a saving it would be to clubs if we adopted their way of
shooting! No eye opener, no refusal off targets, all shoot offs conducted doubles 3-4-5 and last of all no wasting of time between
rounds.
Once again thank you all for a wonderful opportunity to represent
my country.
Laurie Chelepy
Zone trap champion, left to right Mick McGill (sponsor) and
Barry Boxworth.
QLD NORTHERN ZONE
TRAP CARNIVAL
At the Queensland Northern Zone Trap Carnival held at
Charters Towers Gun Club on the 2nd and 3rd June 2001
there was a prize awarded for the first time. This was the V
& M Services Zone Trap Champion. The winner was decided
over the Double Barrel, Single Barrel and Point Score along
with his score from the zone team event. The inaugural
winner was Barry Bosworth. Thanks to Mick McGill of V & M
Services for their generous sponsorship.
January 2002
— Vale —
Bruce Jennings
The South West Zone of the VCTA regretfully informs the clay
target shooting fraternity of the passing of BRUCE JENNINGS on
the 13 October 2001, aged 67 years. Bruce was a past ACTA
member (3618) and a devoted coach to all, especially to juniors. He
was a winner of numerous championships and a hard working
club and zone member. Bruce lived his life in the Warrnambool
area and will be sadly missed.
Charles Albert Linaker
Born: London, May 1920
Died: Bunbury, August 2001
Five sisters made a special trip to
Thailand last year on a pilgrimage
of respect for the thousands of men
who worked on the Burma Railway.
Though many men did not survive
that wartime ordeal in Hell Fire
Pass and other locations, their
father, Charles Linaker, was among
those who did.
At his suggestion, his daughter
“enlisted” for the 2000 Quiet Lion Tour - named in honour of the
army officer and surgeon, Sir Edward “Weary” Dunlop. They
attended the Anzac Day service at Kanchanburi war cemetery, and
trekked for another dawn service at Hell Fire Pass. It was a long
walk, but one they took on cheerfully, realising the comparatively
easy conditions they enjoyed.
“Dad had gone on the 1998 Quiet Lion Tour but was not well
enough to come up with us last year,” says his second daughter,
Robin Brookes. “But we met other families, and saw broken
bamboo and other reminders of what the men had gone through.
We were known as Charlie’s Angels.”
Mr Linaker did the Hell Fire Trek in 1998, accompanied by several
fellow prisoners who wanted to see where they had trod, hungry
and maltreated, more than half a century ago.
If Charlie the soldier was tough enough to endure that wartime
ordeal, it was possibly because his childhood was far from pampered. Arriving in Australia at the age of four, he and his parents
Charles and Lilian, and younger brothers Jeff and Albert, lived at
Northcliffe, scatching a living alongside other English families
lured by the promise of land and a place in the sun.
He later lived in Margaret River and Kellerberrin, and at the outbreak of World War II joined the army. He served first in the
Middle East, and then in Java, where his unit was among many
overrun by the Japanese.
From Changi prison in Singapore, the next step was the Thai
jungles and Hell Fire Pass. Charlie survived not only that, but also
a spell working in coalmines in Japan. Realising that the dropping
of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki almost certainly
saved his life, he weighed less than 35 kg when his captors surrendered and peace was restored.
Charlie and his wife Jenny settled in Bunbury, when he became
the town’s first plumbing apprentice after the war, working with
builder Jack Best.
In 1968 Charlie was a founding member of the Bunbury Rifle and
Skeet club, which later became the Bunbury Skeet Club, then the
Bunbury Clay Target Club.
During the years since 1968, Charlie was a keen duck and clay
target shooter. He will always be remembered by his fellow shooting mates as a dag in the duck swamp, and on duck shooting expeditions was always the life of the party. Charlie was also a very
competent clay target shooter plus a great club contributor and
loved his skeet.
In 1984, Charlie was awarded the third life membership of the
club in recognition of his efforts and dedication over the years.
January 2002
He also was a member of the very exclusive and famous 21
member “Billy Goats Club” in Bunbury, membership of which was
nominated only by the peers of all shooters in the Bunbury region.
As a sub-contract plumber Charlie was well respected by his
working mates and the Bunbury community, for his amusing
sense of humour and willingness to assist friends in need. Even
with his many war injuries, Charlie never complained but was
always first to volunteer in the rebuilding of the club and facilities.
Charlie will be sadly missed by all his shooting mates.
The Linakers raised five daughters in the southern suburb of
Carey Park, a tranquil contrast to the terrain where he had once
struggled to keep morale. Charlie spent his working life as a
plumber, declining to dwell on the rigours of captivity, preferring
to recall the moments of humour that had maintained spirits.
Mrs Linaker died six years ago.
Charlie stayed in touch with several army mates, and was among
the keenest contenders when the 1998 Quiet Lion Tour was on the
cards.
His most positive gesture, however, came this year. When the
Federal Government awarded him and others $25,000 as compensation for their years of captivity, he gave most of it to Princess
Margaret Hospital and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Turning
81, he said, he hardly needed money. The hospital, and the pilots
who flew young people to Perth for treatment, could surely use it.
Charlie Linaker is survived by his daughters Beverly King, Robin
Brookes, Julie Russell, and twins Dawn Radvilas and Diane
Sedgewick, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
This was reproduced with permission from
The West Australian newspaper.
Robert William McGillivray
Passed away 25th October 2001
Aged 62 years
It is with deep sadness and regret that the Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club mourns the passing of one of its Life & Foundation members Bob McGillivray. Although Bob moved to Lake Boga.
Frankston Australian Clay Target Club was always his club and
made as many visits as possible. Bob was known as a Good Shot
(some 300 DTL Break), but more accurately known by his friends
as a Pretty Shot.
— From the members of the Frankston Australian CTC.
Our deepest sympathy to Judy, Garry and Heather.
Southern Zone
Coaching Clinic
The Southern Zone held a successful coaching clinic at
Illawarra Gun Club on the weekend of Saturday & Sunday
10th & 11th November 2001.
Fred Schmetzer & Kevin Perkins coached approximately 20
participants each day in both trap & skeet. Both juniors &
ladies participated from Zone clubs including The Forest,
NSW, Illawarra, Shoalhaven, Goulburn, Majura Park, Bega
& Bombala.
The weather was fine & mild & the two day clinic was such a
success that the Southern Zone coaching program for 2002
will hold three more clinics, the first in February, then the following two planned for June & November.
Cartridges & targets were provided, & also lunch for the participants and their immediate family. Everyone was happy
and satisfied with the weekend and the participants gained
valuable knowledge from our experienced coaches.
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The Purple Clays
Grafton is renowned for its Jacaranda trees and its Jacaranda Festival in October/November each year. So again the Grafton Clay
Target Club staged its yearly Jacaranda Open Classic to coincide
with the aftermath of the festival.
As with much of the coastal area, Grafton was suffering a very
bitter springtime drought after the severe March floods. It was
hard to believe that the drought affected grass around the grounds
had been thoroughly inundated with floodwater that had completely covered the Clubhouse by some two feet earlier in the year.
Again Coffs Harbour CTC and Grafton CTC had organised a joint
Clay Target weekend spectacular which included a draw for a
coloured Television for those who participated in the full program
at both Clubs.
looming thunderstorm. It was all hands now to keep the show
rolling. The clouds gathered ominously as we began the 50 target
Jacaranda Double Barrel Championship. The rolling clouds seem
to inspire the shooters to even greater heights and then as if by
witchcraft the thunderstorm moved around behind the clays to
provide an even better background for the targets with even
keener shooting and more possibles.
Again shoot offs were required to determine the winners and eventually Clem Cunningham from the mountain club of Dorrigo tenaciously took the Overall Sash with and excellent 102/102.
But the day wasn’t entirely finished as we needed a High Gun
winner. Bud Sweeney and Michael Hickey had shot consistently
all day and were both sitting with a perfect score. After an excellent shoot off Bud Sweeney was acclaimed High Gun winner with
the faultless score for the day of 135/135. Records showed that it
has been a long time since we achieved a perfect High Gun score
at a Grafton Jacaranda Open shoot.
2001 Grafton Jacaranda Queen Robyn Thompson and Bud Sweeney,
winner of the High Gun and 30 target Jacaranda Mixed Classic at the
2001 Grafton jacaranda Open Classic.
The Jacaranda trees at the Club awoke to our Jacaranda Open day
with a forecast of showers and thunderstorms but locals knew that
the purple trees were in for a calm, hot and humid November day.
The prediction of thunderstorms could likely prove correct.
At 9.30am the 38 shooters from a wide area including Newcastle,
the Tablelands and local coastal clubs were ready to start but
there was a pensive moment as silence was called for to recollect
that this was Remembrance Day.
First event, the 25 target Double Barrel, and no less than a
quarter of the field came in with a perfect score. Obviously the
targets were good and this set the trend for the rest of the day.
The Jacaranda Mixed Classic of 10 D/B, 10 S/B and 10 P/S was
keenly shot and it took a shoot off to determine Bud Sweeny as the
overall winner with a perfect 75/75. Shoot offs were needed in
almost every grade to settle the winners and placegetters.
A look towards the South showed the deep clouds of that predicted
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Jacaranda Queen Robyn Thompson and Clem Cunningham, winner of
the 50 target Jacaranda Double Barrel Championship at the 2001
Grafton Jacaranda Open Classic.
During all this drama some of the onlookers had witnessed the
arrival of our newly crowned Jacaranda Queen Robyn and her
Entourage together with a representative of the Commonwealth
Bank who had kindly sponsored our day.
The Jacaranda Party were delighted to assist in distributing the
trophies but it seemed even more obvious that all present at the
shoot were ecstatic to have the Jacaranda Party with them as they
were charmed by their manner and graciousness.
The day ended and as the goodbyes were said, some already
wanted to know their squading for next year.
Oh yes .. and who won the Telly ... Michael Hickey still went home
a very happy winner.
Aha .. shooting under the Jacas is delightful.
January 2002
HERBERT RIVER GUN CLUB
Annual 100 target Day
Sunday 30th September saw shooters arriving at the Herbert
River Gun Club in Ingham for the annual Sunstate Fuel Canefields 100.
After the first round of competition it was clear the shooters were
in for the long haul with a number of possibles shot.
Round two saw a few fall away but there were still a few shooters
who could shoot the possible. By the end of round three the
The numbers were down but the competition was hot.
numbers there was only one. At the end of the competition there
A ten target eye opener was shot first to give the competitors a
were no possibles.
good look at the targets to come.
Ingham shooter Barry Bosworth missed a target in the final round
to take out the overall title with a
99/100.
Noel Benson of Townsville and Ian
Turner of Charters Towers both
shot 98/100 and after the shoot off
was complete it was Noel Benson
with the AA Grade prize.
A Grade saw Carol Betteridge of
the Burdekin club shoot 95/100 to
win convincingly.
Pat Dury of Townsville was the
most consistent of the B Graders to
take out first place and Maria
Bosworth of Ingham was back on
the tracks for the first time in a
while and won the C Grade prize.
The Herbert River Gun Club wish
to thank Sunstate Fuel for there
generous support of this annual
event. Thanks also to all the shootFrom left: Maria Bosworth (C grade), Pat Dury (B grade), Barry Bosworth (overall), Carol Betteridge (A grade) ers who traveled to make the day
and Noel Benson (AA grade).
what it was.
Albany Clay
Target Club
Members of the Albany Clay Target Club recently held the
Merv Lubcke memorial shoot. Overall winner was David
Holland with a good score of 89/100. The weather was
extremely unfavourable with howling winds and driving rain,
the sort of weather that Lubcke would not take his Beretta
gun into.
A grade winner was Laurie Hull, who came down from the
Katanning Clay Target Club for the day. His score was 83/100.
David Holland also took out B Grade. C Grade was won by
David Levingston with a score of 73/100.
Holland won a shield that remembers Merv Lubcke and the
event will go on for many years.
Lubcke, who was life member of the club, was a keen skeet
shooter so the event to remember Lubcke by is the 100-target
skeet. He was a founding member of the club and was active
in all aspects of the running of the club. Lubcke even let the
club shoot on his property while the current grounds were
being prepared. He is missed by all members and will never
be forgotten.
• Pictured: Overall winner, David Holland.
January 2002
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Clermont Clay Target Club 2-Day Shoot Review
The Clermont Clay Target Club held
its Annual 2-Day shoot on 27th &
28th October, with shooters from far
(Mt Isa) and wide (Roma & Tambo).
As Murphy’s law would have it, on
the Friday the Clermont district
received the first rainfall for three
months and this may have deterred
many shooters from other regions.
The practice shoot was held on the
Friday afternoon with a few keen
shooters starting a little after one
o’clock. With heavy rain on Friday
evening the night shoot was cancelled.
Saturday morning brought a great
change in the weather and with a
hearty breakfast at the club, the 54
shooters were ready to start. Event 1
was a cash divide, with 10 possibles,
conditions could not have been better
for the shooters. Event 2 was a 30
target Continental with Jim Riggs
from the Rockhampton club winning
the event with a score of 149/149. The trend continued in the third
event, a 50 target double barrel, with 9 possibles, and Bruce Powell
from Springsure club taking out the event after a lengthy shoot off
(230/230). Saturday evening country hospitality was extended,
with a camp oven dinner provided at the club, that was enjoyed by
all.
On Sunday, event 4 a 30 target Medley sorted out the field with
Left to right: Veronica Forsythe (Ladies), Ross Jamieson (B grade),
Shaun Ryan (AA grade), Bruce Powell (Overall), Kathy Condon (C
grade), Chris Neilsen (Veteran, Sarina)
only five possibles shoot. Duncan Ferguson from the Barcaldine
club won with a score of 87/87. Event 5 was a 30 target points
event, with Shaun Ryan from the Springsure club winning with a
score of 123/123. The big event was the handicap, with 9 possibles,
many were in the chase, however, with Bruce Powell’s eye in not
many could keep up (61/61).
From the Past . . .
1983 Skeet - Northern Territory — Back L-R John Doyle, Barry Munt (Dec), Andrew Charleston, Peter Hayes, Ian (Slug), B Winstanley, Phil Grove, Brett
Shelcock, Bob Hooper, Kevin Browning Front L-R: Phil Crute, Doug Chan, Simon Perkins, Greg Chan, Dexter Barnes.
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January 2002
International Gun Club Birthday Shoot
International Gun Club Birthday Shoot held 20 & 21 October.
Sixty-three shooters enjoyed South Australia’s premier shooting
facility, perfect weather conditions hospitality and great prizes. A
special thanks to those who travelled from country and regional
areas in particular Southern Gun Club who were keen to reclaim
the SACTA Pigeon Handicap Team Shield event although they
will need to come back next year as the Inter #2 team Pino
Mamorale, Barry Wimhurst, Bruno Piteo, George Kontopoulos and
Ted Piteo took honours.
The other teams event the 25 target J & A Finis Trench Team
Shield was taken out by Lower North Gun Club Team of Ron
Smith, Leanne Smith and Rob Flemming.
Specials thanks to the sponsors as we are all aware are becoming
harder to find these days. Special thanks to RIO Oceania, Beretta
Australia, Fisher Firearms, Omega Fine Foods, LaVera Fine
Foods, Earmold Australia, Advance Pools and Comit Farms. Again
thank you to everyone who attended to help make the International Gun Club Birthday Shoot a real success.
Left: Commonwealth 50 mixed target winner Andrew Mules being presented by club president Peter Marcoionn.
Below left: 25 target double barrel C grade first and second Mark Piteo,
Inter’s youngest shooter and Don Schulz. Inter’s oldest shooter celebrate
their winnings.
Below: 25 target double barrel event winner Craig Bentley is presented
with his trophy by event sponsor Pino Mamorale of LaVera Fine Foods.
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January 2002
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WILKAWATT GUN CLUB
25th Anniversary
On October 14th the quiet town of Wilkawatt came alive when the
gun club celebrated its 25th Anniversary. Past members were
invited with 23 returning including the clubs 2 life members,
Martin Whelan and Val Prentice.
Altogether 39 shooters came from Adelaide, Bordertown, Lake
Albert as well as locals.
The first event was the 50 tgt Murray Mallee Double Barrel
C/ship. This resulted in 2 possibles being shot by Bob Andrews and
Don Beelitz. The shoot off was one of the best the club has seen in
a long time with Bob winning 179/180 and Don 2nd with 178/180,
3rd was A Lock 49/50. A grade winner was K Strother 64/65, 2nd
L Schubert 63/65, 3rd J Cornwell 59/61. B grade winner was G
Durbridge 49/50, 2nd D Hayward 52/54, 3rd I Dunbar 51/54. C
grade winner was I Pfeiffer 45/52, 2nd J Spratt 44/52, 3rd L Ciaramellan 42/50. A few of the past members also shot this event
Winner of Group 1 past members event B. Clothier
(right) with president A. Lock.
Oh what memories . . . past members having an “Off the fence”.
Life members Martin Whelan and Val Prentice who came back for
the 25th reunion.
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Winner of Group 2 past membrs event P. Best (right) with
president A. Lock.
January 2002
Winners of the 50 target Murray Mallee double barrel championships from left: I. Pfeiffer (C grade), K.
Strother (A grade), R. Andrews AA and overall) and G. Durbridge (B. grade).
with the best score being 48/50 by Trevor Heinzel.
The past members then had their own 15 tgt event which was split up into 2 groups. The first group
winner was B Clothier 20/20, 2nd W Hayward 19/20. The second group winner was P Best 15/19 and
son Neil second with 14/19. A lot of these shooters showed they can still shoot a target - lets hope
they will return!
The next event was 25 tgt Graded Point Score in which only one possible was shot by Don Beelitz
in AA. 2nd was Tim Steer with
73/75. A grade was won by P
Rundle 74/75, 2nd L Schubert
71/75. B grade D Hayward 74/75,
2nd G Durbridge 73/75, C grade C
Pocock 64/75, 2nd M Whelan
61/75. High Gun winner for the
day was D Beelitz 125/125.
During presentations of the trophies a lot of reminiscing, stories
and laughter took place. Memorabilia and old photos were displayed around the room for
everyone to see and remember.
Many thanks to our sponsors Perks Seedgrading - on the day.
Sporting clubs can’t survive
without their sponsors and it is
appreciated greatly.
The club house and grounds
looked in tip top condition, thanks
to all the helpers at the working
bees and on the day. The day was
well catered for, thanks to the
Kemps. No one went home
hungry, that’s for sure.
Lynn Beelitz kept the office
running smoothly with past secretary Val lending a hand a couple of
times. This brought back a lot of
memories for her. Val was secretary of the club for 12 years.
I hope a lot of the past members
come back, they certainly showed
that they enjoyed their day at the
gun club.
Bendigo shooter smashes Castlemaine Club record
Bendigo clay target shooter Terry Boucher has smashed the
Castlemaine Gun Club record by more than 60 targets.
“Terry was one of 57 shooters contesting today’s Melbourne Cup
Day shoot and shot a new Club record of 238 consecutive targets
for the day” said Club President Paul Bird.
“His excellent shooting smashed the previous record of 170 targets
set in August this year by Toni Moroni”.
Mr Bird said the Melbourne Cup Day shoot, sponsored by Waller
Realty, was one of only three held in the state and was attended by
shooter from clay target clubs including Bendigo, Castlemaine,
Cohuna, Donald, Kerang, Kyneton, Maryborough, Moulamein, St
Arnaud, Sebastopol and Werribee.
“The Main Disposals Overall High Gun for the day was won by
Tony Psalia from the Werribee Club with 133/135”.
Competition results are:
25 Target Pointscore Championship
Overall Ossie Hayek 111/111
AA Grade 1st Ossie Hayek 111/111 2nd Chris Langridge 105/106
A Grade 1st Mark Ford 108/111 2nd Gavin Hawdon 78/81
B Grade 1st Christine Street 73/75 2nd Geoff Ervin 74/78
C Grade 1st Norm Lipple 65/75 2nd Joy Bird 68/75
25 Target Single Barrel Championship
Overall Terry Boucher 25/25
AA Grade 1st Terry Boucher 25/25 2nd Garry Cassells 33/34
A Grade 1st Guido Soppi 24/25 2nd Terry Archer 23/25
B Grade 1st Dean Butterworth 24/25 2nd Kevin Yates 23/25
January 2002
C Grade 1st Kathy Langridge 23/29 2nd Brenton Chaplin 22/29
25 Target Double Barrel Championship
Overall Gary Went 189/189
AA Grade 1st Gary Went 189/189 2nd Terry Boucher 188/189
A Grade 1st Darby Munro 34/35 2nd Mark Ford 29/30
B Grade 1st Aaron Hawdon 40/41 2nd John Napoli 24/25
C Grade 1st Brenda Reyne 24/25 2nd Brenton Chaplin 23/27
Overall Junior - Brendon Blake 112/125
Overall Ladies - Christine Street 116/125
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Interservice Trap Shooting 2001
The services for many years have conducted a clay target
competition annually with the venue rotating through Point
Cook Pucapunyal and Cerberus. In recent times Cerberus is
the only location available and this year on a cool Wednesday
afternoon in October, the 01 event was conducted.
After a morning of practice and final team selection the three
complete teams were ready. A break for a pleasant Barby
lunch and the competition started at 1330.
One shooter from each service
shoots as a squad, there are six in a
team, so six squads of three shooters.
Under the watchful eyes of old
RAAF stalwart Alan Chandler
acting as the referee and with the
voice release units to make life a
little easier, the comp got under
way, with a five target eye opener,
then three groups of ten targets per
shooter.
The overall high gun and Navy high
gun were donated and presented by
Mrs Gwen Blackwell to Chris
Carrol with a score of 49/50. The
Army high gun was won by Sgt
Chase Caldwell 48/50. And the
RAAF high gun went to Noel Cleal
34/35. The Interservice Shield was
won by RAAF 158/180, Navy 150,
Army 142.
The invitation event was won by
Daryl Bye, 16/16 from Hecta Crawford 15/16.
Navy Coach
Chris Carrol
Winning RAAF team, back row from left: R. Mattingley, A. Broadhead, M. Bloomfield.
Front row: N. Cleal, D. Toohey and D. Bye.
Hecta relinquishes the Interservice shield to Noel.
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Gwen presents Chris with the Navy and overall high
gun sashes.
January 2002
Victorian North West Zone Carnival
Held at Boort 7-10-01
On a lovely sunny day on 76 in attendance.
25T NWZ SB CS: OA&AA: R Ross 25/25 2nd D Bertalli; A: S Gloster 2nd A Hawker;
B: J Absalom 2nd G Strauss; C: N Hendy 2nd J Bird; JNR: A Hawker; VET: G
Strauss; LAD: N Hendy; 25T NWZ DB CS: OA&AA: E Hall 81/81 2nd B Bertalli; A:
D Loder 2nd R Lea; B: P Guina 2nd K Pitt; C: M Hawker 2nd J Ough; JNR: B Saunders; VET: W Perry; LAD: S Bertalli; 25T NWZ PS CS: OA&AA: C Hill 90/90 2nd A
Hawker; A: G Howden 2nd D Munro; B: P Guina 2nd A Howden; C: M Hawker 2nd
N Hendy; JNR: A Hawker; VET: D Munro; LAD: S Bertalli; HIGH GUNS: OA: A
Hawker 123/125; AA: E Hall 122/125; A:I Phillips 121/125; B: P Guina 115/125; C:
M hawker 110/125; JNR: B Saunders 116/125; VET: D Munro 114/125; LAD: S
Bertalli 110/125; SUB JNR: R Lendon; NWZ TEAM MEMBERS: D Flavel, D
Bertalli, M Vistarini, G Howden, A Bolwell; WINNING CLUB TEAM BORDERTOWN: E Hall, A Hawker, M Hawker.
Above: Overall high gun winner
Ashley Hawker with president Garry
Cassells. Gun safe trophy sponsored
by Berretta Australia.
Left: From left to right: A grade Ian
Phillips, C grade Matthew Hawker,
Overall Ashley Hawker, AA grade Eric
Hall, B grade Patrick Gura. Front row:
Ladies Sharlen Bertalli, Veterans
Derby Munro and Sub-junior
Ronon Lendon.
Queensland Northern Zone Clay Target — Shooting Coaching Weekend
The Townsville Gun Club was the location for the Coaching
Weekend for clay target shooters sponsored by Sport and Recreation Queensland, Queensland Clay Target Assoc. and Northern
Zone Clay Target Assoc. Saturday saw a number of interested
shooters come along to hear how they could improve there scores.
Coaching specialist Graham Boyd made the trip from Albury in
southern New South Wales for the weekend to assist shooters in
there quest for better score.
Starting the weekend was local coach Arthur Kenna who delivered a good session on visualization. Arthur explained how
rehearsing targets in your mind before getting to the grounds
can help cope with the intense stresses of competition.
Next up was Gary Dumaresq to teach the shooters a little about
breathing correctly whilst competing to control the nerves and
not hyperventilate or hypo ventilate. Most of those in attendance did not know how important this is to shooting.
Guest speaker Graham Boyd was next up with an interesting
talk of his experience of how when he was a new shooter nobody
would pass on information to assist him improve. However it is
very different now with people being more than happy to assist
everyone improve there scores. Graham had many good tips to
help everyone. The most important thing is to be systematic in
your approach to each target whether it be practice at the local
club or national championship.
After lunch Andrew Larson set up to speak about eyes and how
to see the targets. Andrew explained how your eyes work and
January 2002
how various eye exercises can help maintain good vision.
Finding eye dominance was also demonstrated and how this can
be corrected and that using both eyes was very important as
depth perception is a critical part of judging moving targets.
The afternoon was mostly a hands on exercise with all shooters
heading to the tracks to put into practice what they had learnt.
First up were the junior shooters with Graham giving them ten
targets to see how they shot before giving any advice on any
problems they may have. The senior shooters then had a shot
with the juniors watching and Graham pointing out any little
hiccups they may have had to the juniors so that they could
understand what he meant when he pointed it out to them. After
twenty five targets the juniors were back on the tracks along
with some of the new seniors to get as may tips as they could
from Graham.
Everyone was more than happy with the day and on Sunday
everyone had a chance to put into practice all that was learnt.
There were some major improvements by the juniors and the
new shooters.
The shooters and Northern Zone Clay Target Assoc. Wish to
thank Graham Boyd, QCTA and Sport and Recreation Queensland who sponsored the weekend. The Queensland Government
is working to get more Queenslanders active through sport and
recreation. It was good to see the number of competitors taking
advantage of these coaching weekends but it would be great to
see more in attendance next year.
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South Australian Club Directory
CLUB NAME
SHOOTING FACILITIES
GROUND
LOCATION
1
2
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
1
8
9
10
1
Y
2
Y
BARMERA GUN CLUB
2.4km North East of Queen
Elizabeth Drive
BORDERTOWN GUN CLUB
5km West of Bordertown on
Pigeon Flat Road
2
BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB
3km North on Silver City Highway
(Tibooburra Road)
3
2
FAR WEST GUN CLUB
6.4km North of Ceduna on
Kalambi Road
1
1
INTERNATIONAL GUN CLUB
Parks Road Virginia off Pt
Wakefield Road
6
LAKE ALBERT GUN CLUB
Turn oppositive Hospital into
Bowman Street, Meningie
LOWER NORTH GUN CLUB
5km North of Lower Light
(Shannon Road)
1
MALLALA GUN CLUB
Old Dublin Road, Mallala (off Two
Wells Road)
1
MID NORTH CLAY TARGET CLUB
Warburto Road off Moonta Road
1
MONARTO CLAY TARGET CLUB
Monarto Shoot Complex — leave
freeway at zoo sign
5
2
1
2
1
N
MOUNT GAMBIER GUN CLUB
Gladigau Road 1km North East of
Mount Gambier
3
1
1
3
1
N
PORT AUGUSTA GUN CLUB
Behind racecourse in Port Augusta
2
1
1
1
2
PORT PIRIE GUN CLUB
3.2km South Port Pirie adjacent to
the airport
2
1
1
PT LINCOLN GUN CLUB
Government Road, North end of
the airport
2
1
SOUTH AUSTRALIA GUN CLUB
Undo Road Bolivar, off Pt
Wakefield Road
7
3
SOUTH EAST GUN CLUB
Dip Road Mingbool 23km North
East of Mount Gambier
3
SOUTHERN GUN CLUB
Dip Road off Middleton Currency
Creek Road near the airport
2
SOUTHERN YORK PENINSULA
GUN CLUB
6km North of Minlaton on Slant
Road, 1km West of Mailtland Road
2
UNGARRA GUN CLUB
6.4km South of Tunby Bay Road,
Lipson-Ungarra Road
WHYALLA GUN CLUB
4.8km South of Tunby Bay Road,
Lipson-Unguarra Road
2km South Mallee Highway at
Wilkawatt
WILKAWATT GUN CLUB
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
Y
N
2
N
2
1
3
2
N
1
Y
1
N
1
Y
N
1
1
1
1
2
3
N
N
1
Y
N
N
1
N
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
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N
Y
1
N
CLUB
SECRETARY
Mr Ivan Maywald
PO Box 193, WAIKERIE SA 5330
Ph: 08 8541 2264
Mr Peter Marshal, 19 Salon St,
BORDERTOWN SA 5278
Ph: 08 8752 1571
Ms Melanie McAllister, PO Box
139, BROKEN HILL NSW 2880
Ph: 08 8088 4166
Mr George Burnett
51 Poynton St, CEDUNA SA 5690
Ph: 08 8625 2173
Ms Anna Marcoionni, Baker Road,
VIRGINIA SA 5120
Ph: 08 8262 5292
Ms Sandie Appelkamp, 60
Narrung Road, MENINGIE
SA 5264. Ph: 08 8575 1781
Mr Rob Fleming, PO Box 550,
TWO WELLS SA 5501
Ph: 08 8527 2109
Mr Brian Zanker, 6 Adelaide Rd,
MALLALA SA 5502
Ph: 08 8527 2135
Mrs Julie Bowman, PO Box 137
KADINA SA 5554
Ph: 08 8821 1417
Mr Graham Michell, 12 Illman Ave,
MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253.
Ph: 08 8531 1394
Mr Phil Green, PO Box 915,
MT GAMBIER SA 5290
Ph: 08 8721 5543
Mr Robin Freebairn, PO Box 35
QUORN SA 5433
Ph: 08 8648 6587
Mr Rodney Hindmarsh,
192 Kingston Rd, PORT PIRIE
SA 5540. Ph: 08 8632 2230
Mrs Joy Curtis, PO Box 2305,
PT LINCOLN SA 5606
Ph: 08 8682 3463
Mr John Hamer, PO Box 660
SALISBURY SA 5108
Ph: 08 8353 2125
Mr Ron Burton, 14 Canavan Rd,
MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290
Ph: 08 8725 4573
Ms Helen Higgins, PO Box 45,
PORT ELLIOTT SA 5212
Ph: 08 8554 6570
Mr Clinton Roberts, PO Box 16
STANSBURY SA 5582
Ph: 08 8852 4294
Mr Luigi Mola, 6 Esplanade
TUMBY BAY SA 5606
Ph: 08 8688 2772
Mr Tony Shaw, PO Box 405
WHYALLA SA 5600
Ph: 08 8644 0125
Mr Jim Cornwell, PO Box 142
LAMEROO SA 5302
Ph: 08 8576 5233
SHOOTING FACILITIES
1. DTL Trap (No.)
2. Skeet (No.)
3. Tower (No.)
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4. ISSF Skeet (No.)
5. ISSF Trap (No.)
6. Trench (No.)
7. Ball Trap (No.)
8. Continental Trap (No.)
9. Sporting Clays (No.)
10. Night shooting
January 2002
St Arnaud Gun Club Incorporated
OFFICIAL CLUB HOUSE OPENING
St Arnaud Gun club Inc held its official clubhouse opening on
Sunday 28th October 2001 in perfect weather conditions. Present
at the opening was VCTA State President Mr Vince Mollica and
the Mayor of the Northern Grampians Shire Council, Mr Colin
Hall to officially open the new clubhouse at St Arnaud Gun club.
Mr Stephen Reyne started the official proceedings at 11.00 am
with a brief history.
St Arnaud Gun club was successfully initiated at a meeting held
at Mr H Higginbothams Hairdressing Salon, on Wednesday July
26th 1899. Mr G Myles was appointed secretary. The club shooting
grounds were situated at Edgars Paddock, Ballarat Road, St
Arnaud. RK Macey Steel Manufacturers are now on the site.
The opening match was held on Wednesday August 9th 1899, and
was a three bird, (Sparrow) event, scored three points for a first
barrel and two points for a second barrel kill. Mr F Bray shooting
off 15 yards scored the only possible out of nine points. Mr H Langshaw, shooting off 21 yards scored eight points. The prize money
was one pound, one shilling ($2.10).
L to R VCTA NWZ Vice President Mr John McVitty, State President Mr
Vince Mollica, Club President Mr Stephen Reyne, Mayor NGSC Mr Colin
Hall, Councilor’s Mrs Karen Douglas , Mr Bary Kearnan & Mr Bryan Small.
In April 1953, the club purchased the land situated at crown allotment 13 and 14, Parish of Darkbourne, from Mr Kelly, (Where the
present club stands). The shooting grounds were set up for live
bird shooting and also for the new discipline of clay target shooting. The clay target thrower was an ICI
Automatic Angle Trap (Snipe), and was
cocked and released manually, and so we
call, “Pull” for the puller to release the trap.
In 1984 the club installed two shooting
grounds, complete with original Burton
Traps. The club is now equipped with two of
the latest type Burton Traps with Hopper
Fed Continental Traps, and release by Canterbury Voice Release Equipment. The club
also has a Ball Trap Layout.
The St Arnaud Gun Club Inc applied for and
received a government grant of dollar for
dollar to replace the clubrooms. The clubrooms building commenced in December
1998.
The club would like to thank Mr Vince
Mollica in attending the opening. After the
Winners of the Northern Grampians Shire Council Wimmera Games L to R back: J McVitty, J
official opening was the Northern
Grewer, C Kelly, R Hounsell, G Fletcher, D Perkins, C Dunn, O Hayek, S Gloster & B Moritz. L to R
Front: D Bertalli, G Leslie, J Brown, B Reyne, W Coates, P Chipperfield, K Wilde (Games officer Mr K Grampians Shire Council Wimmera Games
Douglas) & High Gun Winner D Barry.
which commenced at 1.00pm.
Classifieds
This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced for the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted
must include the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the
shooter licence number. We are also no longer allowed to advertise the
sale of any pump-action or semi-auto shotguns or the parts thereof.
Rates (inc GST) are as follows:
$11.00 — 0-60 words
$22.00 — 60-100 words max.
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of
this issue, and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy should be typed or carefully hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an
advertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published
unless:
(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or
(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm
dealer and the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regulations”.
January 2002
The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the following particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the
sale of a firearm that is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual
placing the advertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts and
maximum fine of $5,500.
FOR SALE: FN Browning B2, serial no: 46456 FT5, special trap
broad rib, model choked 1/2 & full, 30” barrels. Gun has been completely refurbished, comes with new Browning case, price $3500,
Lic No: 11946675-01. Transfer through Rebel Gun Works Ph: 07
3391 6744 BH.
FOR SALE: Perazzi MX10 U/O Trap Gun. Serial no: 99875 in
immaculate condition. Fully adjust. comb and rib with 30” barrels,
5 chokes and cased $6500. Dealer Lic. No. 116844T, Lic No.
171953H. Phone AH: 08 8586 5275, Mobile 0408 839 018
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SHOOT CALENDAR
2002
January 1
New Year’s Day Shoot
January 5-6
Annual Two Day Trap Carnival
January 25-27
Tasmanian State Trap Championships
January 12-20
ACTA Olympic Discipline Nationals
February 1-4
SA State DTL Carnival
February 2-3
QCTA Central Zone Trap
February 23-24
2 Day DTL Carnival
February 24
40t State Mixed Targets Championship
March 9-16
New Zealand Nationals
March 17-19
5th World DTL
March 24-25
QCTA South East Zone Skeet
March 29, 30, 31, April 1 Easter Carnival
March 30-April1
ACTA DTL Pre Nationals
April 2-7
ACTA DTL Nationals
April 5-7
SA State Masters Games
April 13-14
2 Day Flora & Fauna ISSF Trap & Skeet
April 13-14
QCTA Northern Zone Trap
April 10-19
ISSF World Cup
May 4, 5, 6
Qld State Trap Carnival
May 18-19
QCTA Western Zone Skeet
May 18-19
ACTA Sporting Clays Nationals
May 18-20
SA State ISSF Skeet Carnival
July 13-14
Qld State ISSF Carnival
July 27-28
QCTA Central Zone Skeet
July 27-28
QCTA Western Zone Trap
July 28-29
2 Day 200t Skeet Carnival
August 10
ISSF Grand Prix Final
August 17-18
QCTA Northern Zone Skeet
August 31-Sept 1
QCTA Northern Zone ISSF
September 13, 14, 15
Qld State Skeet Carnival
September 15-16
NSW Masters Games Trap & Skeet
September 21-23
QCTA/RFDS Major Charity Shoot and Concert
October 26-27
QCTA South East Zone Trap
November 2-3
SA State ISSF Carnival
Nov 9-10
2 Day Pre Nationals 200t Skeet Carnival
Nov 11-17
ACTA Skeet Nationals
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Kerang CTC, Vic
Coffs Harbour CTC, NSW
Tasmanian Gun Club, Tas
Cecil Park CTC, NSW
State Shooting Park, SA
Rockhampton CTC
West Australian GC, WA
Christchurch Club
Christchurch Club, NZ
Toowoomba CTC
Mildura Gun Club
ACTA National Ground, Wagga, NSW
Port Pirie GC, SA
Mt Isa GC
Sydney
Gemfields CTC
Roma CTC
South Australian GC, SA
Normanton GC
Rockhampton CTC
Wandoan GC
NSW Gun Club
Mt Isa GC
Cairns Target Shooting Club
Rockhampton CTC
Coffs Harbour CTC, NSW
Roma CTC
Maryborough CTC
State Shooting Park, SA
TBA
January 2002
FINAL NOTICE
CLUB
CONTENTS
Northern Territory...............................................27
South Australia .....................................................27
Queensland ............................................................30
Tasmania.................................................................36
Victoria....................................................................36
New South Wales...................................................44
Western Australia .................................................55
Northern Territory
Alice Springs 27-10-01
Delightful (17) - 25T SKEET: 1st B
Evans 2nd S Morris 3rd A Robinson;
5T EO: J Niland, R Flett, S Morris, T
Harker, B Harris; 25T CLUB HC: 1st
B Harris 2nd A Robinson 3rd S
Morris 4th J Niland 5th M Alleman;
50T: OA: B Harris 50; AA: A Robinson; A: S Morris; B: T Harker; C: M
Cullinane; HG: S Morris 149/155.
Alice Springs 10-11-01
Perfect (12) - 50T SK: 1st J Niland
44/50, 2nd T Harker 34/50, 3rd M
Blundell 31/50; 5T E/O: T Harker, A
Robinson, M Alleman; 25T D/B:
O/A:B Harris 25/25; AA: M Alleman
23/25; A: A Robinson 24/25; B: T
Harker 24/25; C: K McMahon 21/25;
20PR D/R H/C: 1st B Harris 27/30,
2nd M Alleman 22/30, 3rd K
McMahon 13/30, 4th A Robinson
11/20, 5th K Brown 10/20; HG: T
Harker 73/100.
Darwin 21-10-01
Hot and very humid - 75T SKEET:
OA: J Doyle 72/75; C: D Britland
68/75; MED (50 DB 25 CONT 25PR
DR): OA: R King 107/125.
Tennant Creek 11-11-01
Cool / Great (9) - 50T D/B: OA: B
Lowe 44/50; B: T Koviamaki 43/50; C:
G Allen 42/50; 10T D/D: 1st G
Karmo, 2nd B Jerome, 3rd S Jolene;
30T H/C: 1st G Allen 29/30, 2nd T
Kovimaki 28/30, 3rd B Lowe 27/30.
Top End 14-10-01
Hot (13) - 10T DB 30T DB 30T PS
15T HC: GP 1: G Harrington
131/145; GP 2: C McTaggart 133/145;
GP 3: P Feral 120/145.
South Australia
Barmera 4-11-01
Hot (16) - 25T CLUB SKEET DBLS
CS: OA&A: R Maywald 2nd H Nunn;
B: B August; C: B Morris; 100T
RIVERLAND DB CS: OA&A: R
Maywald 2nd T Shaddock; AA: J
Byrnes; B: B Newell; C: N Albanese
2nd F Albanese; NUNN & WILKSCH
HG: R Maywald 123/125.
Bordertown 28-10-01
(46) - 50T B’DAY PS CS: OA&AA: R
Andrews 149/150, M Medhurst
189/192; A: J Lavia 143/150, B August
141/150; B: R Maywald 144/150, G
Durbridge 147/156; C: N Hendy
138/150, M Hawker 136/150; 30T
B’DAY CONT CS: OA&AA: M Medhurst 106/106, R Andrews 42/43; A: J
Lavia 105/106, R Crane 29/60; B: L
Spriggs 30/31, B hawker 29/31; C: M
Hawker 37/40, B Kelnock 36/40;
HIGH GUNS: OA: R Andrews
179/180; A: J Lavia 173/180; B: R
Maywald 170/180; C: M Hawker
163/180; JNR: A Hawker 172/180;
January 2002
LAD: N Hendy 163/180; VET: S Henderson 169/180; 2 DAY OA: M Medhurst 301/305.
Broken Hill 13-10-01
Pouring Rain (13) - 50T SKEET: A: B
Foley 49/50, S Thompson 46/50; B: B
Mantesso 47/50, C Lawrie 45/50; C: M
Dally 47/50, J Palmer 43/50; 25T B/T:
A: S Thompson 24/25, C Lawrie 22/25;
B: W Channing 22/25, B Foley 19/25;
C: J Palmer 20/25, T Clare 24/30; 25T
HC: 1st C Degoumois 30/31 2nd M
Dally 29/31 3rd T Clare 42/44; 25T
DB CS: OA: W Channing 26/26; AA: S
Thompson 27/28, C Lawrie 26/28; A:
D Lemmich 25/26, P Hocking 23/25;
B: M Dally 25/27; C: J Palmer 23/25, B
Mantesso 20/26; VET: D Gates 23/25;
JNR: T Clare 19/25; OAHG: W Channing 123/133.
Eastern Zone SA Bordertown 2710-01
Pleasant - 25T EZ PS CS: OA&A: J
Lavia 2nd K Mules 3rd P Rundle; AA:
Mount Gambier
Gun Club
SUPERSHOOT
12th & 13th January 2002
Prize pool now standing at $8,000. All graded events - AA A B C
with prizes 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th.
Overall Highgun plus Highguns for each of AA, A, B & C grades as
well as for Women Veteran & Junior.
Friday 11th January
Practice available from 5.00pm
Saturday 12th January
Practice 10am, Start 10.30am
Ev.1
50 tgt Pointscore Championship 1st 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th
AA, A, B & C
1st - Tools, 2nd - Tools, 3rd - Cartridges, 4th - Cartridges
& 5th - Cartridges.
Ev.2
50 tgt Double Barrel Championship 1st 2nd 3rd 4th &
5th AA, A, B & C
1st - Holden “1:1000 series” Watch, 2nd - Holden “Mega”
Esky, 3rd 4th & 5th - Cartridges
Free BBQ & Seafood Tea (at the club) for shooters and families.
Sunday 13th January Start 10.00am
Ev.3
25 tgt Double Barrel Handicap 1st 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th
BM & FM
1st - $500 Cash, 2nd - $200 Cash, 3rd - $100 Cash, 4th
5th BM & FM - Cash Cash Cash Cash
Ev.4
25 tgt Single Barrel Championship 1st 2nd 3rd 4th &
5th AA, A, B & C
1st - Selection of Zema Estate Wines, 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th
- Selection of Zema Estate Wines
Ev.5
50 tgt Double Barrel Championship 1st 2nd 3rd
4th & 5th AA, A, B & C
1st - Mini HiFi, 2nd - CD player, 3rd - Oval Oven Cooker,
4th & 5th - Electrical Goods
HIGHGUNS
Overall, AA, A, B, C, Veteran, Lady & Junior
Nominations - Nominations $110 (if shooting entire program).
Concession nominations for women & junior $85. Nominations
include BBQ & Seafood Tea on Saturday night.
Major Sponsors - We gratefully acknowledge our major
sponsors - Zema Estate Wines of Coonawarra, Gambier West
Brake Service, Max Medhurst Crash Repairs, OG Roberts &
Co (Holden Dealers), South East Auto Trade, Primary
Industries Bank of Australia, Bernie Flood Landbroker,
Pine Country Caravan Park, Craig Smith Electrical,
Shelton’s Butchershop, KelvinJohn RetroVision & Auspine
Limited.
Accommodation & General Enquires Max Medhurst 08 8725 5655 (0408 838 037)
Phil Green 08 8721 5543 (0428 830 131)
MAKE MOUNT GAMBIER PART OF YOUR SUMMER VACATION
COME AND ENJOY
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SA Clay Target Association
State DTL Carnival
1st, 2nd & 3rd February 2002
Venue: State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia
Friday 1st - 10:00 am Start
Event 1: 50 Tgt State Handicap, 1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $75, 4th $50, 5th $25 $30/$22
Event 2: 25 Pair State Double Rise C/Ship, AA A B C, 1 & 2 & W J V
$30/$22
Event 3: 25 Tgt Pointscore, Cash Divide by Grades, AA A B C, 1 & 2
$10/$10
SACTA AGM - Approx. 5:00pm (Note time change)
Saturday 2nd - 8:30 am Start
Event Z: SACTA Zone Teams Shoot off: Open, Women, Junior, Veteran
Event 4: 50 Tgt State Pointscore C/Ship, AA A B C, 1 & 2, W J V
Event 5: 50 Tgt State Double Barrel C/Ship, AA A B C, 1 & 2, W J V
(In conjunction with SA Schoolperson Championship)
Event M: Ray & Pat Mack Trophy for winners of SA State Titles in 2001.
Saturday Evening - Free Barbecue
$30/$22
$30/$22
Sunday 3rd - 9:00 am Start
Event 6: 50 Tgt State Single Barrel C/Ship, AA A B C, 1 & 2, W J V
(In conjunction with Sportsgoods Perpetual Trophy)
Event 7: 50 Tgt Carnival Pointscore C/Ship, AA A B C, 1 & 2, W J V
(In conjunction with State Postal Teams Match)
$30/$22
$30/$22
1st 80 shooters to nom for min 4 events receive free cap
Events 1,2,4,5,6,7: Overall Sash & Grade Ribbons, Grade 2nd, W/J/V require min 4.
Events 1,2,4,5,6 Overall winner also receives Silver SA Badge kindly donated by Bob and
Linda Andrews
State Teams selected over Events 4,5 & 6
Shoulder to Shoulder Teams, Events 4,5 & 6 plus Postal Teams Match Score
Open, Junior, Women and Veteran High Guns, Events 1-7 (min 4)
State Champion Shooter (Open & Junior) - Events 4,5,6 and Postal Team Score
Junior Perpetual and Replica Shields proudly sponsored by Winchester Australia.
2nd Family Members, Jnrs & Vets (65 years & over) reduced nomination events 1,2,4-7
SACTA sincerely thanks sponsors
John Holder, RIO Oceania, Beretta Australia, Winchester Australia, Fisher Firearms, Peter
Quire-Champion Shotshells, Adelaide Gun Shop, Ray & Pat Mack,
George Kontopoulos, Stewart Gillman.
President: Graham Michell (08) 8531 1394 Secretary: John Hamer (08) 8353 2125
Proudly supported by the Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing.
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January 2002
D Beelitz 2nd M Medhurst 3rd R
Dower; B: G Durbridge 2nd A Walters
3rd S Henderson; C: B Kelynack 2nd
M Hawker 3rd P Green; 25T EZ SB
CS: OA7AA: M Whitehead 2nd M
Medhurst 3rd R Fischer; A: S Collins
2nd P Rundle 3rd B August; B: L
Spriggs 2nd R Maywald 3rd G Durbridge; C: N Hendy 2nd P Green 3rd
P Noske; 25T EZ DB CS: OA&AA: M
Whitehead 2nd R Fischer 3rd W
Wombwell; A: S Collins 2nd R Crane
3rd P Rundle; B: B Menzies 2nd R
maywald 3rd B Blackwood; C: M
Hawker 2nd N Hendy 3rd T Rosenzweig; HIGH GUNS: OA: M Medhurst
124/125; AA: D Beelitz 121/125; A: J
Lavia 121/125; B: G Durbridge
117/125; C: B Kelynack 102/125; VET:
K Mules 117/125; JNR: A Hawker
119/125; LAD: L Beelitz 106/125; EZ
PREMIER CLUB: Mount Gambier
354/375 - M Medhurst, J Lavia, G
Height, P Green, S Henderson; ALEX
STEELE MEM TEAM: Bordertown R Andrews, G Durbridge, A Hawker,
E Hall; ZONE TEAMS: Open - M
Medhurst, J Lavia, D Beelitz, A
Hawker, E Hall, P Rundle; Women - L
Beelitz, N Hendy, P Green; Junior - L
Medhurst, M Hawker, B Menzies;
Veteran - K Mules, S Henderson, L
Sharam;
2001
EZ
CHAMP
SHOOTER: JNR: L Medhurst 40/45;
C: N Hendy 39/45; B: R Maywald
44/45; A: J Lavia 41/45; AA: R
Andrews 44/45.
International 20/21-10-01
Perfect (103) - 25T PS: OA&AA: C
Bently 75/75, R Smith 79/80; A: D
Follet 81/85, A Jones 80/85; B: P Kay
73/75, R Maywald 72/75; C: F
Albanese 67/75, P Dalesandro 62/75;
VET: K Polst 70/75; JNR: T Gibbons
61/75, D Pietro 61/75; 25T DB:
OA&AA: C Bently 110/110, D Lymn
110/110; A: L Smith 37/38, B
Wimshurst 30/31; B: R Maywald
25/25, C Marinis 25/26; C: F
Albanese 25/25, P Panopoulos 24/25;
JNR: D Piteo 20/25; VET: A Comley
24/25; 50T C’LTH M/T: AA: J Finis
73/80, D Lymn 71/80; OA&A: A
Mules 65/70, P Marmorale 63/70; B:
J Ellis 61/70, K Polst 59/70; C: F
Albanese 52/70, P Panopoulos 49/70;
VET: P Quire 54/70; 25T HC SHOT
IN CONJ WITH TEAM SHOOT: 1st
M Martini 35/35 2nd B Follet 34/35
3rd J Finis 26/27; Team - International 106/125 - B Piteo, T Piteo, B
wimshurst, P Marmorale, G Kontopolous; 25T DB: AA: C Bently
104/105, D Oliviero 100/100; OA&A:
A Mules 105/105, J Holder 55/55; B:
J Ellis 46/50, K Polst 37/38; C: M
Piteo 24/25, D Schultz 27/28; VET: D
Ayres 24/25; LAD: S Byrnes 25/25;
JNR: D Piteo 22/25; 25T TRENCH
SHOT IN CONJ WITH J & A FINIS
TRENCH TEAM SHIELD:A: D
Lymn 33/35, C Bently 30/35; B: D
Ayres 30/35, R Fleming 28/35; C: W
Wilksch 29/35, A Mules 27/35;
TEAM: Lower North - R Fleming, R
Smith, L Smith 67/75; OAHG: C
Bently 232/245; OA WINNER FOR
20/10/01 - C Bently 72/75; OA
WINNER FOR 21/10/01 - D Lymn
162/170.
International 4-11-01
Overcast & Warm (35) - 50T
TRENCH: A: B Piteo 47/50, 2nd C
Bentley 43/50; B: T Piteo 40/50, 2nd B
Aloi 37/50; C: W Wimshurst 43/50,
2nd C Willsch 41/50; AOA: B Piteo
47/50; 25T S/B: AA: C Bentley 25/25
2nd D Oliviero 24/25; A: W Wilksch
23/25, 2nd F Caltagirone 22/25; B: K
Polst 24/25, 2nd A Dallehoue 21/25; C:
E DeMichele 17/25, 2nd F Atkinson
14/25; 25PR D/R: A: C Bentley 45/50,
2nd B Wimhurst 44/50; B: P Christou
41/50, 2nd K Polst 40/50; C: L Cia-
January 2002
ramellano 31/50, 2nd F Atkinson
27/50.
Mallala 1-10-01
Overcast and breeze (34) - 15T SB
CD: A: T Wedding, G Zuppa, M
Martini 14/15; B: C Abela, B Wallace
14/15; C: S Averis 14/15; 20T Gr HC
16m: 1st M Martini 84/84 2nd G Read
82/84 3rd S Averis 63/67; 20T CONT:
A: G Zuppa 22/23, A Mules 21/23;
OA&B: J Ellis 20/20, G Read 22/24; C:
S Averis 16/20, S Piscerchia 19/24.
Mallala 28-10-01
Cloudy & Breezy (18) - 15T P/S: A: R
Smith 45/45, B: Q Shaw 45/45; C: S
Averis 42/45; 20T P/S: A&OA: D
Martini 71/72; B: V Beyer 54/60; C: S
Averis 72/81; 20T MXD MED: A: R
Smith 31/32; B: M Pontifex 22/24; C: S
Averis 19/20.
Mallala 11-11-01
Windy & Broken Cloud (25) - 15T P/S:
A: C Meaney 43/45; B: H Whitehead
45/45; C: S Meaney & D Schultz
34/45; 20T S/B: A&OA: R Smith 21/24;
B: V Beyer 20/26; C: W Bowman
15/20; 20T P/S: A: R Leake 58/60; B: V
Beyer 57/60; C: J Bates 48/60.
Monarto-Alexandra 16-9-01
Fine, wind then rain (30) - 25T
SKEET: A: K Retsas 21/25, M Ryan
20/25; B: B August 33/35, I Campbell
32/35; C: P Kay 21/25, A Mules 29/33;
25T DB ROHRLACH MEM: AA: D
Beelitz 25/25, J Higgins 24/25; A: A
Mules 25/25, I Campbell 24/25; B: J
Forbes 25/28, P Kay 24/28; C: P
Harris 21/25; 20T HC: 1st R Clark
25/26 2nd A Mules 24/26 3rd M Ryan
22/24; 20PR DR: AA: P Hendy 29/40,
D Beelitz 26/40; A: A Mules 30/40, M
Ryan 29/40; B: K Morgan 26/40, K
Polst 24/40; C: D Humberstone 20/40;
25T BLACK POWDER CLAY TGT:
1st R Tucker 23/25 2nd D Humberstone 18/25; HG: A Mules 89/110.
Monarto-Alexandra 14-10-01
Overcast and cool (20) - 25T SKEET:
A: G Michell 24/25; B: A Famiglietti
24/25, P Hendy 22/25; C: I Hein 19/25,
P Kay 18/25; 25T DB: A: P Hendy
37/37, A Hawker 36/37; B: P Kay
23/25; C: I Hein 23/25; 10PR DR: A: L
Smith 16/20, P Hendy 24/30; B: P Kay
11/20; C: I Hein 15/30; 20PR CZ DD
CS: 1st A Hawker, W Hawker 19/20
2nd G Michell, P Hendy 18/20; 20PR
STATE DD: 1st G Michell, P Hendy
24/25 2nd A Hawker, W Hawker
23/25; HG: R Smith.
Monarto Alexandra 18-11-01
Very Cold, Windy & Wet (29) - 25T SK
TEAM: O/A: P Hendy 25/25; AA: K
Retas 25/25; A: C Jacobs 22/25, 2nd L
Charles 22; B: P Hendy 25/25, 2nd A
Famiglietti 24/25; C: I Hein 21/25,
2nd P Hay & K Polst 20/25;
WINNING TEAM: Monarto 69/75 (G
Michell, P Hendy & A Famiglietti);
50T D/B TEAM: O/A: R Clark 50/50;
AA: P Hendy 83/84; A: R Clark 50/50,
2nd I Campbell 48/50; B: K Polst
49/50, 2nd M Clark 46/50; C: I Hein
50/61, 2nd P Harris 49/61; WINNING
TEAM: Monarto 233/252 (G Michell,
P Hendy, A Famigliett, P Kay & A
Mules); 25T D/B TEAM: O/A: A Mules
24/25; AA: A Mules 24/25; A: R Clark
23/26, 2nd I Campbell 31/35; B: K
Polst 23/26, 2nd J Forbes 22/26; C: I
Hein 23, 2nd P Hampbell 22/27;
WINNING TEAM: Monarto 106/125
(G Michell, P Hendy, A Famiglietti, P
Kay & A Mules); 25T S/B: O/A: K
Polst 20/25; AA: P Hendy 18/25; A: I
Campbell 19/25, 2nd R Clark 19; B: K
Polst 20/25, 2nd P Kay 19/25; C: C
Fathassin, 2nd R Spinella 18/25; O/A
HG: P Hendy 115/125; VETHG: K
Polst 111/125; CHG: I Hein 101/125.
Mount Gambier 6-10-01
Absolutely horrible (30) - 25T B/T:
OA&AA: P Cleggett 25/27, T Reschke
24/27; A: B Spring 21/25, J Lavia
20/25; B: R Gilcrist 19/25, L Medhurst
22/30; C: B Menzies 22/25, P Green
16/25; 25T HC: 1st T Pevitt 24/25 2nd
G Kenny 30/32 3rd B Menzies 29/32
BM C Smith 25/28; CLUB SB CS:
OA&AA: P Green 23/25, S Chambers
22/25; A: W Lindner 25/28, S Collins
31/35; B: L Medhurst 22/25, R Gilcrist
21/25; C: B Menzies 21/25, M Copping
19/25; 25T DB: OA&AA: P Green
50/50, P Cleggett 30/31; A: B Spring
49/50, P Fabris 32/33; B: P Davis
24/25, R Gilcrist 22/25; C: B Menzies
21/25, P Green 16/25; HG: P Green
92/100; JNRHG: R Lindner 12/25.
Port Lincoln 4-11-01
(12) - 25T SKEET HC: K Firth 2nd P
Beale 3rd B Puglisi; 25T DB: A: K
Firth; B: I McArthur; C: B Hutt; 25T
PS: A: K Firth; B: I McArthur; C: B
Hutt; 25T HC: 1st P Beale 2nd I
McArthur; OAHG: K Firth.
Port Pirie 7-10-01
Cool and windy - 75T DB: OA&A: B
Thomas 71/75, M Starr 69/75; B: R
Hindmarsh 67/75; C: T Thomas 61/75,
G Salai 60/75; 25T HC: 1st G Salai
23/25 2nd D Gray 21/25 3rd L Sinclair
25/30; HG: M Starr 95/112.
Port Pirie 4-11-01
Hot and sultry - 100T SPORTING
CLAYS: 1st B Thomas 78/100 2nd J
Smith 77/100 3rd N Ellis 72/100 4th A
Jones 71/100 5th R Hindmarsh
68/100 6th G Salai 67/100 7th S Ellis
60/100; HG: B Thomas 78/100.
South Australian 19-10-01
Cold night (15) - PS CD EO: A: P
Rowe 30, B Wimshurst 29; B: M Allen
27, M Clark 24; C: D Schultz 26, B
Baker 24; SKEET Gr CD: B: T Gurr
20/25, K Williams 18/25; C: B Baker
13/25; STATE NIGHT HC: 1st B
Wimshurst 44/50 2nd K Williams
45/52 3rd M Allen 44/52.
Fine and breezy (25) - OCT SKEET
CS: OA&A: C Jacobs 2nd K Retsas; B:
W Wilksch 2nd T Gurr; C: R Pitt 2nd
L Ciaramellano; SKEET DBLS CD:
A: R Kimber 2nd K Retsas; B: P Casey
2nd W Wilksch; C: E De’Michele 2nd
L Ciaramellano; RENNEY FAMILY
DB CS: OA&A: W Wilksch 2nd D
Lymn; B: K Polst 2nd C Marinis; C: F
Albanese 2nd E De’Michele; VET: C
Marinis; SAGC DB CS: OA&A: A
Mules 2nd W Wilksch; AA: C Jacobs
2nd D Lymn; B: B Newell 2nd K Polst;
C: F Atkinson 2nd S Zounis; VET: K
Polst; OAHG: W Wilksch 141/150.
Fine and windy (22) - PS Gr CD: A: C
Jacobs 2nd A Mules; C: P Douvos 2nd
D Schultz; SKEET Gr CD: A: M Ryan
2nd C Jacobs; B: P Hendy 2nd T Gurr;
C: P Douvos 2nd L Ciaramellano; DB
CS: OA&A: J Holder 2nd A Mules; B:
C Marinis 2nd C Abela; C: K Williams
2nd D Schultz; VET: C Abela.
Whyalla 28-10-01
Windy and warm (13) - 10T DB: A: V
Bone 97/100; B: R Freebairn 92/100;
C: G Salai 73/100.
Wilkawatt 14-10-01
Cloudy (39) - 50T MURRAY MALLEE
DB CS: OA&AA: R Andrews 179/180,
D Beelitz 178/180, A Lock 49/50; A: K
Strother 64/65, L Schubert 63/65, J
Cornwell 59/61; B: G Durbridge
49/50, D Hayward 52/54, I Dunbar
51/54; C: I Pfeiffer 45/52, J Spratt
PORT LINCOLN
CLAY TARGET CLUB
2 Day Birthday
Shoot 2002
Saturday 26th January 10.00am
1. 50 Tgt Skeet C/Ship A B C, Sash O/A
2. 60 Tgt State Mixed Targets AA A B C
LUNCH AND SEAFOOD TEA AT CLUB
Sunday 27th January 10.00am
3. 5 Tgt P/S E/O Cash Divide
4. 50 Tgt D/B C/Ship AA A B C, Sash O/A
5. 50 Tgt P/S C/Ship AA A B C, Sash O/A
6. 25 Tgt Tunarama H/Cap
MAX CURTIS MEMORIAL HIGH GUN
OVER 2 DAYS
Lunch & Tea at Club
PRACTICE FRIDAY 4.00PM
President: S Edmonds 08 8682 2751
Secretary: J Curtis 08 8682 3463
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44/52, L Ciaramellano 42/50; 15T
PAST MEMBERS DB: GP1: B Clothier 20/20 2nd W Hayward 19/20; GP2:
P Best 15/19 2nd N Best 14/19; 25T
Gr PS: AA: D Beelitz 75/75, T Steer
73/75; A: P Rundle 74/75, L Schubert
71/75; B: D Hayward 74/75, G Durbridge 73/75; C: C Pocock 64/75, M
Whelan 61/75; HG: D Beelitz 125/125.
Wilkawatt 10-11-01
Windy & Showery (35) - A: C Wohlfeil
23/25; B&OA: J Cornwell 25/25, D
Beelitz 23/25; C: L Beelitz 23/25, A
Lock 22/25; Shot in conjunction 3 man
Wild Dog skeet team - D Beelitz, J
Cornwell, D Hayward 69/75; VET: K
McPherson 21/25; ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: R Crane 11/25; 10T
E/O C/D: L Sharam, P Rundle, A
Lock, J Hawker, A Hawker, C Mayberry, T Steer; 25T H/C: 1st A Hawker
25/25, 2nd R Andrews 38/39, 3rd R
Blazely 37/39; 25T S/B C/S: AA&OA:
A Hawker 26/26, 2nd E Hall 25/26; A:
J Hawker 23/25, 2nd S Appelkamp
26/29; B: D Hayward 23/25, 2nd R
Blazely 22/25; C: P Hampel 21/26, 2nd
L Ciaramellano 20/26; OHGDAY1: J
Cornwell 68/75; VETHG: K McPherson.
Wilkawatt 11-11-01
Windy (43) - 10T E/O: J Cornwell, C
Wohlfeil, P Hendy, A Lock, J Hawker,
R Andrews, A Hawker, A Mules, C
Jarred, T Shaddock, K Mules, R
Wylie; 50T D/B C/S: AA&OA: R Dower
53/53, D Beelitz 74/75; A: P Rundle
52/53, P Mules 49/50; B: C Mayberry
52/53, F Albanese 48/50; C: P Hampel
45/50, J Ough 44/50; 25T P/S C/S:
AA&OA: P Hendy 75/75, A Lock
78/81; A: C Wohlfeil 105/108, P
Rundle 104/108; B: K McPherson
71/75, F Albanese 69/75; C: I Hein 65,
L Ciaramellano 62/75; Shot in conjunction with Killick & Whelan team
won by Wilkawatt No 1 (D Beelitz, P
Rundle, C Wohlfeil, J Cornwell, D
Hayward 120/125; HGDAY2: P Hendy
123/125; HGVET: K McPherson
117/125;
2DAYHGAA&OA:
R
Andrews 167/175; A: C Wohlfeil
164/175; B: K McPherson 161/175; C:
S Blazley 144/175; VET: C Mayberry
154/175.
Queensland
The following Policy has been adopted
by Queensland Clay Target
Association Inc
for all ISSF Teams selected after
1-1-2002.
Queensland State ISSF Representative
Teams Qualifications
Minimum Qualification Score
Olympic Trap
Open Qld Team MQS
112/125
Junior Qld Team MQS 106/125
Atherton Tableland 27-10-01
Perfect (51) - 25T DB: AA: P
Whatley, D Killick, G Archer, A
Hannon; A: R Cannon, R Carty, L
Populin; B: J Williams, J Collins, L
Selke; C: S Paton, 2nd R Bonser;
50T PS: AA: D Bruce 2nd G Archer;
A: R Cannon 2nd M Collins; B: B
Barton 2nd L Selke; 25T DB HC: 1st
R Brownson 2nd P Whatley; 25T
CONT: AA: D Bruce 2nd G Archer;
A: R Carty 2nd L Populin; B: D
Barton 2nd J Williams; C: R Brownson 2nd R Bonser.
Atherton Tableland 28-10-01
Perfect (52) - 50T DB: AA: S
Zorzetto 2nd B Symes; A: N Bruce
Women Qld Team MQS 60/75
Double Trap
Open Qld Team MQS
115/150
Junior Qld. Team MQS 108/150
ISSF Skeet
Open Qld Team MQS
102/125
Junior Qld Team MQS 96/125
QLD. STATE TRAP
4th to 6th MAY - Gemfields Clay Target Club
Information about Emerald and the Gemfields Club
Allan Grimshaw - President - 07 - 4982 4170
QLD. STATE ISSF
13th & 14th JULY - Normanton Gun Club
Information about Normanton and the Club
Wayne Reeves - President - 07 - 4645 1342 AH
QLD. STATE SPORTING CLAYS
1st September - Gold Coast Clay Target Club
Information about the Gold Coast and the Club
Brian Fairweather - Sporting Captain - 0417 773 955
Queensland State Representative ISSF Teams
will still be selected at the State Carnival - but
with the MQS applied.
The adopted State Policy allows for the State
to invite a shooter into a team - provided that
the person has shot a reasonable score.
QLD. STATE SKEET
13th, 14th, 15th Sept - Rockhampton Clay Target Club
Information about Rockhampton and the Club
Graham Whitfield - President - 07 - 4928 0908 AH
Detailed Programs are available on request from the State Office
02 - 6762 5525
or on our WEB site
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www.claytargetqld.org.au
For Further Information
QCTA State Office - 02 - 6762 5525
QCTA State Councillor Wayne Reeves - 02 - 4745 1342 AH
January 2002
2nd L Selke; B: J Collins 2nd S
McDowall; C: S Paton 2nd R Bonser;
25T PS: AA: D Killick 2nd R Linton;
A: L Populin 2nd M Collins; B: S
Coco 2nd A Casella; C: R Brownson
2nd R Bonser; 25T DB HC: 1st M
Mitchell 2nd J Smaniotto 3rd S
Paton; HG: OA: D Bruce 341; A: R
Cannon 338; B: J Wiliams 325; C: R
Bonser 331.
Ballandean 21-10-01
Warm and sunny (37) - 5T EO: K
Harding, H Finch, R Waugh, J
Harding, R Mascadri, F Musumeci,
R Sonego, F Lofano, P Norman; 25T
PS CS: OA: J Bacchetti 75/75; AA: R
Mascadri 2nd K Harding; A: C
Reeves 2nd K Scibilia; B: A
Musumeci 2nd L Puglisi; C: G
Mifsud 2nd A Bourzali; 25T CHUB
SMITH MEM SB: OA: R Morrison
40/41; AA: K Harding 2nd W Mattarollo; A: M Patti 2nd S J Puglisi;
B: M Volpato 2nd F Lofaro; C: G
Mifsud 2nd A Bourzali; 25T DB HC:
1st K Harding 2nd A Puglisi 3rd H
Finch.
Bundaberg 4-11-01
Overcast and windy - 25T HC CD
SKEET: B Fourro, R Rehbein, K
Rehbein, R Howie; 25T SKEET CS:
OA: K Rehbein; A: P Winzen; B: K
Rehbein; C: R Howie; 25T DB CD:
AA: R Rehbein; A: K Rehbein, G
Sergiacomi, P Winzen; B: J Park; C:
B Charteris; 25T DB PTS CS:
OA&A: K Rehbein; AA: R Rehbein;
B: B Fourro; C: B Charteris; 25T SB:
AA: R Rehbein; A: N Maley, P
Winzen; B: J Park; C: T McRae; 25
M/T: AA: R Rehbein; A: G Sergiacomi, L Moore; B: T Gardner; C: T
McRae; OAH: R Rehbein 154/160.
Clermont 27-10-01
- 30T D/B AA: M Gall, G Whitfield,
P Field, B Powell, T Meaney, S
Ryan, G Cross 30/30; A: R Kennedy,
E Bates, P Lonergan 30/30; B: R
Jamieson, G Walters, T Curtis
29/30; C: T Goodwin, c Nielsen
26/30; 30T D/B CONT: O/A: J Riggs
149/149; AA: P Field 87/88, 2nd G
Whitfield 82/83; A: E Brown 38/39,
2nd T Coco 30/31; B: R Jamieson
148/149, 2nd K Perrett 30/31; C: C
Nielsen 30/33, 2nd T Goodwin
29/33; LAD: L Jarvis 30/30; 50T
D/B: O/A: B Powell 230/230; AA: A
Grimshaw 229/230, 2nd B Pavy
140/141; A: E Bates 107/108, 2nd V
Hyde 68/69; B: T Curtis 97/98, 2nd V
Forsythe 96/98; C: T Goodwin 46/50,
2nd C Nielsen 46/53; LAD: V
Forsythe 49/50; 30T MXD MED:
O/A: D Ferguson 87/87; AA: J Riggs
84/87, 2nd A Grimshaw 74/77; A: D
Stitt 84/87, 2nd L Dodd 59/60; B: A
Love 49/50, 2nd R Jamieson 48/50;
C: K Condon 47/50, 2nd T Goodwin
46/50; LAD: L Jarvis 49/50; 30T
PTS: O/A: S Ryan 123/123; AA: R
Jamieson 120/123, 2nd B Powell
119/120; A: L Dodd 1001/102, 2nd V
Hyde 98/102; B: K Cutting 88/90,
2nd V Forsythe 87/90; C: J Daley
83/90, 2nd K Condon 76/90; LAD: K
Cutting 88/90; 30T H/C: 1st B
Powell 61/61, 2nd A Grimshaw
60/61, 3rd G Bryant 54/55, 4th V
Hyde 49/50, 5th V Forsythe 48/49;
HG: O/A: B Powell 300/304; AA: S
Ryan 299/304; A: V Hyde 273/280;
B: R Jamieson 274/280; C: K
Condon 241/280; LAD: V Forsythe
268/280; JNR: M Gall 272/280; VET:
C Nielsen 238/280.
Condamine 10-11-01
Wet & Dull (12) - 100T D/B: O/A: J
2002 Venues and
Dates
March 23rd & 24th Toowoomba
South-East Zone
BRISBANE GUN CLUB
(INC) QLD
PROGRAM FOR January, 2002
Mt Petrie Road, Belmont. Qld
Practice Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10.00am to
5.00pm.
Sunday 27 th 9.30 am
DTL, Skeet, ISSF Skeet, Trench
Trap
100T Double Barrel
Graded Cash Purse Divide
Minimum of 3 Shooters per Grade
Skeet
Event 1 - 50T Handicap
Event 2 - 50T Graded
Event 3 - 25T Novelty
100 Target ISSF Skeet
100 Target Trench
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice if necessary.
President: Tony Kidman (07) 3824 7318
GOLD COAST CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
GROSS RD. WOONGOOLBA, QUEENSLAND.
JANUARY PROGRAM
PRACTICE: SATURDAYS 1.00 PM. TO 5.00 PM.
TRAP: WEDNESDAY 2ND 7.30 PM.(NIGHT).
75 TARGETS TRAP,GRADED,TROPHIES.
&
SUNDAY 13TH 9.30 AM.
May 18th & 18th
Roma
Western Zone
125 TARGETS TRAP,GRADED,TROPHIES.
(TRAP CAPTAIN:MARK JOASS 0412-634894).
SPORTING: SUNDAY 6TH 9.00 AM.
July 28th & 29th
Rockhampton
Central Zone
100 TARGETS SPORTING CLAYS - FIVE DIVISIONS.
(SPORTING CAPTAIN:BRIAN FAIRWEATHER 0417-773955).
SKEET: SUNDAY 16TH 9.30 AM.
August 17th & 18th Mount Isa
Northern Zone
125 TARGETS SKEET INC. TWO GRADED EVENTS.
(SKEET CAPTAIN:CHRIS LANGLEY 0428-221451).
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAMS
WITHOUT NOTICE.
Sept. 13th - 15th
Rockhampton
State Carnival
Further Information
QCTA State Office - 02 - 6762 5525
January 2002
PRESIDENT:JOHN MACK 0414-866313.
VICE PRESIDENT:DREW MAYWALD
0427-327446.
SECRETARY:KEVIN SEENEY 0427-761945.
CLUBHOUSE:(07)5546-1368.
VISIT OUR WEBSITES WWW.BANGBANG.ORG.AU. OR
WWW.GCCTCONTHENET.COM.AU.
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KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Annual 2 Day Shoot
Saturday 2nd & 3rd February 2002
Sat. 2nd February - 10.00 am
Evt 1:
Evt 2:
Evt 3:
25 TGT DB - 15M - SWEEPS
AA A B & C - 50% Noms back to shooters
G.N. Crumpton & Sons ..... SB C’Ship
25 TGT - 15M .... Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B & C
O/A Trophy & Badge
Andersson’s Fruit Market ..... Cont C’Ship
25 TGT - 15M ..... Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B & C
O/A Trophy & Badge
$10
$15
$15
Sun 3rd February - 8.00am
Evt 4:
Evt 5:
Evt 6:
Evt 7:
Thorps Jewellers ..... DB C’Ship
25 TGT - 15M ...... Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B & C
O/A Trophy & Badge
Lyle Vidler & Merv Champney Perpetual Shield
30 TGT Handicap - Shot in 1 visit to trap - Calcutta Event
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th - 60% Noms back to shooters
Clay Targets Australia ..... Points C’Ship
25 TGT - 15M ..... Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B & C
O/A Trophy & Badge
Kingaroy Machinery Centre ..... DR C’Ship
15 Pair - 15M ..... Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B & C
O/A Trophy & Badge
$15
$30
$15
$15
** Total Noms: $115 **
High Guns: O/A Sponsored by Neale Tessmann & Phil Northcott
AA A B & C sponsored by Winchester Australia
Other sponsors:- Eric & Kath Gelling (Carrollee Hotel)
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans - 60% of noms if shooting whole programme
Calcutta (Event 5) - no deductions
Calcutta drawn 5.30pm - Auction 6.00pm - Free Dinner !!
Practice available 8am to 9.30am on Saturday
Camping available on ground
ACCOMMODATION - Phone direct - Pioneer Lodge Motel: 07 4162 3999
Burke & Wills Motor Inn: 07 4162 2933; Oasis Motel: 07 4162 2399
Please support the motels that support the Club
President: 07 4164 4141 Secretary: 07 4162 1791 Club House: 07 4162 5296
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January 2002
Woodal 110/110; AA: K Kuhl 95/100;
A: G Bryant 103/104, 2nd R Gundry
94/100; B: V Forsyth 109/110, 2nd P
Williams 88/100; C: D Kerwick
86/100, 2nd P Sheahan 70/100.
Gemfield 21-10-01
Fine and windy (12) - 75T MED: AA:
A Grimshaw 124/125; B: M Benham
119/125; C: L Sommerville 79/125.
Gladstone 11-11-01
Overcast & Windy (13) - 50T B/T: B:
W Scarborough 43/50, 2nd R Wise
& G Wright 42/50; C: A Purkis
40/50; 25T D/B: AA: J Riggs 24/25;
A: W Scarborough 30/30; B: R Sharp
27/28; C: B Morrisy 20/25; 25T PTS
15M: AA: J Riggs 75/75; A: W Scarborough 73/75; B: L Knight 63/75; C:
B Morrisy 64/75; 50T MED: 1st J
Riggs, 2nd g Wright, 3rd R Derrington.
Gold Coast 21-10-01
Fine and windy (22) - 25T SKEET
HC: 1st A Carne 2nd C Tipler 3rd L
Bainbridge-Robb; 100T SKEET HG:
AA: C Langley; A: R Krebs; B: J Hollonds; C: P Bell; OAHG: C Langley
121/125.
Gold Coast
Sporting Clays: Div 1: G Manning
2nd G Bedington; Div 2: M Whatley
2nd J Hollonds; Div 3: N J Lillis Snr
2nd G Sckaf; Div 4: G Summergreene 2nd A Broomhead; Div 5: M
Ryan 2nd P Bell.
Gold Coast 7-11-01
Fine mild night (23) - 75T MED: AA:
G Sckaf 2nd S Hodgson; A: S Cannizzaro 2nd V Litvinov; B: I Litvinov 2nd W Smits; C: R Gordon 2nd
S Nucroll.
Gold Coast 11-11-01
Fine & Overcast Then Stormy (37) 25T D/B SW: AA: G Sckaf & M Joass
25/25; A: G Hermle & B Turner
25/25; B: W Smits & I Litvinov
24/25; C: A Broomhead 23/25; 25T
D/B PTS: AA: M Joass 84/84, 2nd R
Maywald 81/84; A: G Mariner 75/75,
2nd J Gerald 84/87; B: I Litvinov
77/81, 2nd W Smits 74/81; C: A
Broomhead 67/75, 2nd D Teelow
45/75; 50T D/B: AA: D Johnson
62/62, 2nd D Schromberg 61/62; A:
G Mariner 67/67, 2nd T Morony
66/67; B: I Litvinov 50/50, 2nd W
Smits 58/66; C: S Ward 48/50, 2nd A
Broomhead 44/50; 25T D/B CONT:
AA: W Carman 79/79, 2nd G Sckaf
778/79; A: A Jarvis 38/38, 2nd J
Underhill 37/38; B: C Rockford
25/25, 2nd I Litvinov 47/48; C: D
Teelow 24/25, 2nd A Broomhead
23/25.
Gold Coast 16-11-01
Overcast (41) - 21st Aust. Police SK
C/S: POLICE: O/A: D Forster 55/58;
A: A Norman 55/58, 2nd S Steenstrup 46/50; B: A Vilkins 51/55, 2nd
B McKechnie 57/61; C: R Mathers
45/50, 2nd B Jane 44/50; CIVILIAN:
O/A: N Dimmick 54/54; A: G Sckaf
50/51; B: T Edgar 45/50; C: F Bradwell 45/50, 2nd A Feely 40/50; 3
MAN TEAM INTERSTATE COMP:
winner South Australia 139/150.
Gold Coast (21st Australian
Police Trap & Skeet C/S Civilian Finals)
17-11-01
- S/B: C: C Zapantis 42/50, 2nd S
Ward 41/50; B: L Pettman 46/50,
2nd W Smits 41/50; A: V Vaina
45/50, 2nd G Mariner 43/50.
Gold Coast (21st Australian
Police Trap & Skeet C/S Finals)
18-11-01
- AUST POLICE TEAM: C Penno
11, P Kenyon 13, G Durrie 14, S
Steenstrup 15, A Vilcins 15; TRAP
HG: POLICE - C Penno 337/350,
Civilian - F Bradwell 350/375.
Goondiwindi 14-10-01
Overcast and gusty winds (36) 100T MED: AA: N Postlewaight 2nd
R Suhr; A: R Potter 2nd R Carver; B:
F O’Neill 2nd R Obst; C: J allen 2nd
B Durkin.
Goondiwindi 11-11-01
Overcast & Windy (27) - 100T MXD:
AA: B Suhr 94/100, 2nd M Lillyman
92/100; A: R Potter 93/100, 2nd M
Moloney 93/100; B: M Cairns
95/100, 2nd G Bataglene 93/100; C:
A McManus 79/100, 2nd S Oshem
64/100.
Gympie 11-11-01
Showery (21) - 25T D/B 15M: AA: C
Harrison 24/25; A: B Brown 25/25;
B: B Fourro 24/25; C: G Fogarty
24/25; 25T H/C: 1st B Fourro 28/29,
2nd P Bannister 27/29, 3rd B Brown
51/53; 25T CONT: AA: P Grove
30/30; A: B Brown 34/35; B: B
Fourro 24/25; C: G Fogarty 24/25;
15PR D/R: AA: P Grove 26/30; A: B
Goddard 25/30; B: N Keech 20/30; C:
G Fogarty 18/30; AAHG: C Harrison
94/105; AHG: B Goddard 108/121;
BHG: B Fourro 91/105; CHG: G
Fogarty 89/105.
Kingaroy 4-11-01
Overcast and fine (34) - 25T PS
OFF 15M: A: P McDonald; B: T
Redcliffe City Clay
Target Club
As of January 2002 will be
holding their monthly shoot on
the original shooting days,
which are the second Sunday
of every month.
Springsure Gun Club Inc
Annual Two Day Shoot
Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th February 2002
Saturday 9.00am Start
Sunday 8.00am Start
Event 1: 25T D/B Continental - 15m
Overall, AA A B & C, 1st & 2nd Prizes
Event 2: 100T D/B Bauhinia 100 - 15m
4 rounds of 25 with Cash Divide on each
round Overall Sash & Prize, AA A B C
1st & 2nd Prizes
Event 3: 30T Ladies Bracelets Points - 15m
Overall, AA A B & C 1st & 2nd
Bracelet Prizes
Event 4: 30T Single Barrel - 15m
Overall, AA A B & C 1st & 2nd Prizes
Event 5: 30T D/B Handicap
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th Prizes
High Gun - Overall, AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans, Junior - Sashes and Prizes
Total Nominations - $130 - Veterans, Juniors or 2nd Family Member $80
2 course meal & function Saturday night, Licenced Bar.
Camping, Ammo, Meals, Snacks & Refreshments, Breakfast Sunday morning, Fluro Targets.
Come along and enjoy our new extensions to the Bar and Dinning areas. We have great prizes on offer!!!
Please share in our country hospitality and mountain scenery.
Committee reserves the right to alter the program.
For further information contact:
President: Bruce Powell Ph: (07) 4987 1436
Secretary: Lauren Perrett Ph: (07) 4984 1256
January 2002
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MOONIE
ANNUAL
16th -17th February
2002
Sat 10.00 am Start
Event 1. 25t DB Sweeps
Event 2. 25t Points
Event 3. 25t SB
Event 4. 50t Cont
Saturday night three course meal spit roast
Sun 9.00 am Start
Event 5. 50t DB (25DB & 25PTS)
Event 6. 25t Fixed meterage
AA-20, A-18, B-19, C-16
Event 7. 15PR Double Rise
All events paid AA A B & C 1-2
H-Cap 1-5
Nominations $100.00
High Guns AA A B & C
Ladies, Vets & Juniors if 3 or more shoot program
Shade over lanes for shooters
Accommodation available phone Jim Egan 4665 0145
Gurksi; C: D Tessmann; 25T HC: 1st
J Brown 2nd N tessmann 3rd J
Jones; 15PR DR OFF 15M: A: G
Schnieder; B: T Gurski; C: D Tessmann; HG: G Brown 125/130.
Mackay 14-10-01
Fine (18) - 20T EO: R Dunn, T Coco
20, R Caban 19, R Woodhouse, C
Curtis 18; 25T PTS: AA/A: C Curtis
71, D Coxwell 68; B: T Coco 72, I
Lochran 69; C: C Buhagiar 69, C
Neilsen 50; 30T HC REV TAYLOR
MEM: 1st R Dunn 2nd R Caban 3rd
T Coco; 25T CONT: AA/A: R Caban
2nd T Coco; B: R Fenton 2nd I
Lochran; C: C Neilsen 2nd C Buhagiar.
Mackay 11-11-01
Hot & Gusty Winds (17) - 20T D/B
C/D: AA: C Eldridge 20/20, R Caban
& B Pavy 19/20; A: R Woodhouse &
A Powell 19/20, D Coxwell & T Coco
18/20; B: K Bapty 19/20, R Fenton &
P Doring 18/20; C: C Buhagiar
18/20, B DiSilva & C Nielsen 17/20;
100T MXD MED: AA: R Caban
198/200, 2nd B Pavy 190/200; A: R
Woodhouse 227/240, 2nd A Powell
224/240; B: K Bapty 172/200, 2nd P
Doring 169/200; C: C Nielsen
170/200, 2nd C Buhagiar 166/200.
Maryborough 28-10-01
Fine (31) - 25T DB CD: AA: A Bradshaw, J Maxwell 25; A: R Howie, B
Stolberg, W Burke, V Dollisson 25;
B: L Stolberg, D Osborne 25; C: T
Cecil 24; 25T DB PTS CS: OA&AA:
J Maxwell 74; A: V Dollisson 72; B:
B Fourro 71; C: S Plath 72; 25T SB:
AA: A Bradshaw 23; A: N Dale 24; B:
J Challacombe 23; C: S Plath 21;
25T DB CONT: AA: G Durre 25; A:
N Dale 24; B: J Challacombe 24; C:
S Plath 20; HIGH GUNS: AA: G
Durre 145; A: N Dale 141; B: D
Osborne 137; C: T Cecil 138.
Mount Isa
- 25T SK: B: N Sinclair 21/25; C: J
Cameron 21/25; 25T B/T: A: C
Wilson 20/25; B: A Lord 21/25; C: M
Coleman 16/25; 25T TWR D/B:
equal 1st M Coleman & R Bentley
22/25; equal 2nd C Wilson & D Stitt
21/25; 25T D/B: A; D Stitt 35/37, 2nd
A Cameron 34/37, 3rd G Matthews
32/34; B: R Bentley 27/29, 2nd J
Cameron 26/29; C: N Kemp 20/25;
25T P/S: A; A Cameron 76/84, 2nd G
Matthews 73/84; B: J Cameron
75/75; C: T Wilson 54/74; 25T CONT
D/B: A: B Murphy 25/26, 2nd C
Wilson 24/26; B: A Lord 23/25; C: N
Kemp 20/25; JACKPOT: Shorty
Burowes - 16,13,19,24,11 - missed
1st target.
Redcliffe 21-10-01
Fine (32) - 25T DB SS: AA: P Zapantis, I Foules; A: C Harrison, P Loeffler, I Hedger, B Turner, B
McKechnie; B: B McNamara, B
Wiseman; C: S Valestro; 25T PTS
25T B/T: AA: J McIntyre 94 2nd R
Turner 91; A: S Cannazzaro 95, C
Harrison 93; B: S Bell 96, R McNamara 87; C: S Valestro 84, S Patti
83; 25T HC: 1st J McKechnie 2nd W
Turner 3rd I Hedger; HIGH GUNS:
AA: J McIntyre 142; A: C Harrison
139; B: B McNamara 132; C: S Valestro 127; VET: P Loeffler 135; JNR:
D Pennisi 124.
Roma 20-10-01
Fine and windy (26) - Ch/Ch: OA: K
Jarick 93; AA: R Nugent 2nd A
Rosenberger; A: C Reid 2nd R
Harms; B: R Bain 2nd D Wicks; C: R
White 2nd K L Busiko; 15PR DR:
OA: R Bain 26; AA: R Rosenberger;
SUNSHINE COAST CLAY TARGET CLUB
JANUARY SUPER SHOO T 2002
Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th
Saturday 12-1-02
Sunday 13-1-02
Practice 12 noon till 5.00 pm
Barbecue 5.30
Shooting Starts 7.00 pm
PROGRAM
Event 1: 25T D/Barrel Cash
Divide
Event 2: 25T Points Cash Divide
No High Gun for Saturday Night
Shooting Starts 8.30 am
PROGRAM
Event 1: 25T D/Barrel Trophy
O/A AA A B C Ladies Juniors Veteran
Event 2: 50T Points Championship
Event 3: 25T D/Barrel Continental
Event 4: 25T 18 meter D/Barrel Graded
CASH HIGH GUNS PROUDLY SPONSORED
BY OUR LADIES AUXILIARY.
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January 2002
A: R Harms; B: D Wicks; C: R White.
Scrubby Creek Sports Club
6&7-10-01
Sat 6th - MED: AA: D Smith, A: C
Gurski; B: K Perrett & J Doyle; C: W
Nugent; D/B: O/A: M Warnock; AA:
L Knight; A: T Jarvis; B: H Wilson;
C: S Henshall; FM: K Busiko; PTS:
O/A: A Grimshaw; AA: M Warnock;
A: R Schmidt; B: L Knight; C: L
Larson; FM: D Davidson; D/D: O/A:
S Chappel & G Seawright. Sun 7th
- S/B:O/A: W Bryant; AA: C Betts; A:
G Wright; B: K Perrett; C: L Larson;
FM: J Glover; H/C: O/A: S Ryan, 2nd
S Henshall, 3rd G Lippert, 4th R
Chaffer; D/B GULLY: O/A: C McKellar; AA&A: K Harklow; B: L Doonar;
C: A Martin; FM: B Zillman; HG: M
Warnock, W Butler; AAHG: L
Knight; AHG: S Chappel, P Luhrs;
BHG: L Doonar; CHG: L Larson;
FMHG: S Henshall; LADHG: H
Wilson; LOW GUN: A Hirsch.
Silkwood 21-10-01
Wet (23) - 10T EO: P Whatley, I
McHarrie, I Hedgelong, M Costa, R
Draper, A Poggioli, M Morris; 50T
DB: AA: P Whatley; A: M Morris; B:
P Lennox; C: S DiSalvo; 25T PS: AA:
S Zorzetto; A: G Cannon; B: R
Hedgelong; C: P Ward; 25T SB: AA:
P Whatley; A: M Collins; B: R
Hedgelong; C: S Paton; 25T HC: 1st
P Whatley 2nd P Ward 3rd S Greco.
Springsure 11-11-01
Fine, Warm and Stormy - 10 PR DR:
AA: B Powell & S Ryan 17/20; A: A
Dallas 17/20, P Mahady 16/20; B: A
Smith 16/20, K Perret 15/20; C: L
Larsen 14/20, M Smith 11/20; 25T
DB: A Dallas 55/56; 30T MED: AA:
B Powell and S Ryan 50/50; A: A
Dallas 44/50, H Tyson, P Mahady, B
Nixon 42/50; B: K Copping 48/50, K
Perret 46/50; C: L Larsen and M
Smith 40/50; 25T NOV H/C: B
Powell and Alex Dallas 25/25; 15T
NOVICE: Z Powell 11/15; HG: OA: B
Powell 116/120; AA: J Groves
113/120, S Ryan 112/120; A: A
Dallas 111/120, P Mahady 97/120;
B: K Perrett 108/120, K Copping
103/120; C: L Larsen 95/120, M
Smith 86/120.
Sunshine Coast 21-10-01
Sunny and windy (30) - 25T DB SS:
AA: C Morris, D Stevens 2nd S Trafford, V Tipman, Q Porfiri; A: B
Brown 2nd R Jones, K McKee, B
Tipman, T Crowson; B: N Keech 2nd
G Manning, D Vincent, B Weedon;
C: L Wilcocks 2nd J Marshall 3rd S
Dawson; 50T CONT CS: OA: Q
Porfiri; AA: V Tipman 2nd K
Howard; A: B Brown 2nd D Portors;
B: B Weedon 2nd P Bannister; C: J
Marshall 2nd S Dawson; HIGH
GUNS: OA: B Brown 99/106; AA: C
Morris 94/100; A: T Crowson 92/100;
B: D Vincent 85/100; C: J Marshall
75/100.
Sunshine Coast 18-11-01
Fine & Windy (45) - 50T D/B: AA: P
Grove 57/57; A: T Crowson 48/50; B:
D Vincent 47/50; C: K Knight 43/50;
25T PTS C/S: O/A: B Goddard 78/81;
AA: Q Porfiri 71/75, 2nd P Grove
70/75; A: T Crowson 74/81, 2nd F
Robinson 69/75; B: B Weedon 72/75,
2nd N Keech 67/75; C: D Nicholson
71/75, 2nd K Knight 67/75; 25T
MXD MED: O/A: S Davison 33/35;
AA: D Stevens 31/35; A: D Howard
45/51; B: L Stolberg 30/35; C: K
Knight 27/35; HG: O/A: D Stevens
150/160; AA: P Grove 149/150; A: B
Goddard 163/188; B: B Weedon
144/160; C: D Nicholson 138/160.
January 2002
Toogoolawah 21-10-01
Fine (20) - 25T DB: AA: J Kennedy;
A: G Blatchly; B: T Guriski; 25T SB:
AA: J Kennedy; A: A Thorp; B: B
Smit; 25T PTS: AA: J Kennedy; A: J
Wilson; B: V Forsythe; 25T CONT:
AA: J Kennedy; A: A Thorp; B: P
Moore; OA: J Kennedy 142/150.
Toowoomba 27-10-01
Fine (17) - 50T SKEET CS: OA&AA:
M Barton; A: V McInnes; B: R Jones;
C: R Hoffman; 50T SKEET DBLS
SS: AA: K Madsen, G Bedington, M
Barton; A: V McInnes 2nd C Bainbridge Robb 3rd T Dierke; B: K
Dowie, C Tipler 2nd T Gill; C: R
Hoffmann 2nd R Abrahams; HG: M
Barton 98/100.
Mills, B Bosworth & G Archer
25/25; A: N Beale & A Caruso 25/25;
B: R Carty & P Dury 25/25; C: T
Edmonds 22/25, G Phipps & A Torresan 19/25; 25T H/C: 1st D Mills
28/28, 2nd A O’Keefe 27/28, 3rd A
Caruso 37/38; ANGELO POLETTI
SHIELD: D Mills; O/A: R Collinson
124/130.
Warwick 4-11-01
Sunny & Slight SE Breeze (45) 25T D/B P/S 15M: AA: R Schoenfisch 75/75; A: J Edmonds 72/75; B:
A Musumeci 69/75; C: Venter 67/75;
25T D/B: AA: R Schoenfisch 86/86,
2nd D Johnson 85/86; A: M Mengel
59/59, 2nd R Waugh 58/59; B: A Loy
51/51, 2nd A Musumeci 50/51; C: C
Mifsud 23/25, 2nd R Auger 32/36;
Toowoomba 10-11-01
Showers (53) - 25T D/B GRD S/S:
AA: P Black, T Gill, R Denton, C
Witt, R Turner, C Dean & G Newey
25/25; A: V Vaina, R Kennedy & J
Edmonds 25/25; B; P Norman, D
Sheppard 25/25, R Hoffman 24; C: G
Misfud 25, J Nixon, P Begechole, L
Edwards & R Jones 23; 50T D/B
C/S: O/A: S Hodgson 141/141; AA: R
Turner 140/140, G Newey 131/132;
A: T Davis 104/105, V Vaina 59/60;
B: G Misfud 56/57, W Saunders
55/57; C: R Jones 49/50, D Went
49/55; 15PR D/R C/S: O/A: C Dean
29/30; AA: D Stevens 28/30, T Gill
36/40; A: W Allan 32/40, C Reeves
48/60; B: J Edmonds 28/30, B
Chambellant 50/60; C: D Nicholson
26/30, G Moloney 22/30.
Toowoomba 11-11-01
Cloudy (75) - 25T PTS C/S: O/A: R
Loy 75/75; AA: A Denton 98/100, R
Morrison 95/100; A: T Davis 72/75,
D Miles 81/81; B: P Begelhole
99/102, A Puglis 98/102; C: L
Edwards 69/75, T McGovern 69/75;
WELLS RONOVAN TRAP TEAM
CUP: J Edmonds, D Harwood & G
Midfud 207/225; 50T D/B C/S:O/A:R
Turner 96/96; AA: A Denton 95/96,
R Morrison 64/65; A: D Mills
111/112, A Wale 110/112; B: P
Begelhole 59/60, G Misfud 58/60; C:
L Edwards 49/50, A Martin 51/54;
25T D/B H/C: 1st R Morrison 54/54,
2nd B Stevens 53/54, 3rd W Dupuy
46/47, 4th R Jones 41/42, 5th W
Saunders 40/41; 20T STATE JNR:
1st B Stevens 39/40, 2nd R
Woodrow 37/40, 3rd M Allan 31/40;
20P D/D C/S: 1st C Witt & R
Donovan 42/42, 2nd P Black & W
Saunders 41/42; LADHG: C Reeves
237/255; JNRHG: R Woodrow
228/255; VETHG: P Norman
222/255; CHG: G Misfud 236/255;
BHG: R Smith 233/255; AHG: D
Mills 238/255; AA: C Dean 285/293;
O/AHG: R Morrison 286/293.
Townsville 21-10-01
Rain then fine (32) - 36T SIMULATED FIELD SS ON HC: 1st P
Dury 2nd R Collinson, G Mitchell, N
Benson, S Munday; 75T SIMULATED FIELD ON HC: A: G
Mitchell 2nd S Munday; B: N Beale
2nd P Dury; C: B Bosworth 2nd A
Torresan, D Mills; OA & TED SINCLAIR MEM SHIELD: R Dupuy
71/72.
Townsville 18-11-01
Fine & Warm (40) - 25T SK H/C: 1st
R Collinson 50/51, 2nd R Carty
51/54, 3rd A O’Keefe 36/38; 25T
TRENCH: A: R Collinson 23/25, D
Killick 21/25; B: B Bosworth 23/25,
N Beale & T Comerford 21/25; C: T
Edmonds 21/25, B Edwards & P
Dury 19/25; 10T PTS TWR: 1st B
Edwards 51/51, 2nd P Giardino
56/57, 3rd A Bowater 53/57; 25T
D/B: AA: R Collinson, N Benson, D
50T MED: AA: J Hodgson 139/140,
2nd F Musumeci 137/140; A: G
Blatchly 97/100, 2nd T Davis
96/100; B: P Norman 94/100, 2nd A
Loy 93/100; C: C Misfud 90/100, 2nd
R Auger 88/100; HG: AA: R Schoenfisch 195/200; A: T Davis 192/200; B:
A Musumeci 186/200; C: C Venter
179/200;
ENCOURAGEMENT
AWARD: H Hoffman.
Whitsunday 21-10-01
Fine and very windy (15) - 25T DB:
AA/A: B Spillman; B: I Lochran; C:
P Bastable; 25T SB: AA/A: T
Lochran; B: A Love; C: B De Thomasis; 50T PS: AA/A: R Dunn 2nd B
Spillman; B: P Allenby 2nd P
Doring; C: L rodden 2nd B De
Thomasis.
Toogoolawah Clay Target Club
January 2002 Shoot
Sunday 27th January 10.00 am Start
Toogoolawah Showgrounds
100 DOUBLE BARREL TARGET DAY
TROPHIES - OVERALL & LADIES
1ST AA A B C GRADES
NOMS $40.00 L.J.V. $35.00
BBQ LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
TWO LAYOUTS WORKING
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Gregg Blatchly 5426 4582. Brian Guthrie 5423 1468
TOOWOOMBA CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC
2 Day Skeet Programme
26th 27th January 2002
Sat 26th Commencing 9.30am
Ev 1:
Ev 2:
50T Skeet Championship $20.00
Opt Swp $2.00
50T Skeet Handicap $20.00
Opt Swp $2.00
Sunday 27th Commencing 9.30am
Ev 3:
50T Skeet Championship $20.00
Opt Swp $2.00
Ev 4: 50T Skeet Doubles Championship $20.00
Opt Swp $2.00
Opt H/Gun Purse $2.00
Total Noms $90.00
80% Noms for Lad, Jnr, Vet on Trophy Events
4 Graded High Gun Sashes - OA Trophy and Sash
President: Trevor Gill Ph 4691 1485
Secretary: Ken Miller Ph: 4633 2360
Club Ph: 4630 4175
Shoot Marshall: Max Barton Ph: 4632 1138
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Tasmania
TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
STATE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Please note change of date
Saturday, Sunday, Monday
January 26th, 27th & 28th 2002
at Tasmanian Gun Club, Evandale
Saturday 26th January 2002 - 9.00am
Event 1. State Double Rise Championship 25 Pair
Event 2. TCTA Handicap 1st - 5th place 50 tgts
Sunday 27th January 2002 - 9.00am start
Event 3. State Single Barrel Championship 50 tgts
Event 4. State Double Barrel Championship 50 tgts
Event 5. Don Taylor Inter Club Team Shoot
Bothwell 21-10-01
Fine (23) - 50T DB: AA: A Kenny
50/50; A: D Freeman 49/51; B: J
Crosswell 48/56; C: R Smith 46/50;
50T SB: AA: N McCallum 50/50; A: P
Fulton 46/50; B: J Crosswell 45/50; C:
J Foster 35/50
White; 25T NOV HC: 1st S Glover
2nd M Hart 3rd D Cooper.
Burnie 3-11-01
Fine & Sunny (23) - 50T 20G SK C/S:
OA&B: R Mason 50/50; AA: C Rockliff
49/50; A: c Latham 48/50; C: M Ware
41/50; 50T P/S: AA: B Smith 146/150;
A: A Spinks 139/150; B: A Mitchell
144/150; C: B Barker 135/150; 20PR
D/R: AA: P Turner 33/40; A: T
Wescombe 31/40; B: A Mitchell 31/40;
C: T McGee 28/50.
Tasmania 14-10-01
Cold (46) - 25T CONT DB: AA: J
Bryan 30/31; A: G Dance 27/27; B: J
Crosswell 24/25; C: B Barker 22/25;
ND CONT PS: OA&AA: N Brown
73/75; A: R Groves 71/75; B: L Axton
85/93; C: K Von Steiglitz 67/75;
STATE CONT SB: OA&AA: C Rockliff 49/50; A: R Meikle 44/50; B: K
Underlin 43/50; C: B Barker 41/50;
OAHG: C Rockliff 144/150.
Devonport 20-10-01
Cool and windy (42) - NWD Ch/Ch:
AA: C Rockliff 122/125; A: T
Wescombe 118/125; B: A Mitchell
108/125; C: M Ware 103/125; 15PR
DR: AA: P Turner 24/30; A: K Larcombe 22/30; B: A Mitchell 20/30; C: J
Foster 14/30.
Hobart 28-10-01
Thunder storms (41) - 30T TWR CS:
OA&AA: B Smith 88/90; A: P Rockliffe; B: P Gourlay; C: M White; 25T
DB: AA: C Rockliffe; A: M White; B: N
Mayne; C: J White; 25T PS: AA: B
Bennett; A: D Cooper; B: G Pratt; C: J
Hobart 4-11-01
Clear & Hot (7) - 100T SK TWR C/S:
AA: J Briggs 98/100; A: K Copplemam
93/100; C: M Crow 94/100.
Tasmanian 11-11-01
Sunny But Cold (57) - 29th Annual
Charity Shoot held in conjunction
with Kings Meadows Rotary Club and
the Tasmanian Gun Club. ROTARY
CHALLENGE
TEAM
MATCH:
winner is Scottsdale Rotary Club;
HG over team shoot: M Irwin; 50T
SK: AA: J Briggs 50/50; A: P Rockliff
50/50; B: J Sturzaker 47/50; C: T
Kirkalnd 47/50; 50T D/B: AA: B Smith
70/70; A: G Brain 56/57; B: K Hibble
48/50; C: G Lethborg 45/50; HG: AA: B
Smith 99/100; A: R Groves 95/100; B:
T Kirkland 94/100; C: T Long 82/100.
Monday 28th January 2002 - 9.00am
Event 6. State Points Score Championship 50 tgts
Event 7. Interstate Challenge Teams Match - Vic, NSW & Tas
Event 8. State Junior Postal Teams Match
Event 9. State Ladies Postal Teams Match
Event 10. State Veterans Postal Teams Match
Event 11. State Open Postal Teams Match
All events Graded OA, AA, A, B, C 1st and 2nd each grade
Plus L, J, V (Min of 3)
Sashes and Cash Trophies. 1st each grade
Cash - 2nd each grade
OVERALL HIGH GUN
over events 1,2,3,4 and 6
Ladies, Junior and Veterans High Gun over events
1,2,3,4 and 6
State Open, Ladies, Junior and Veterans Team selected over
events - 3,4 and 6
Nominations: $30.00 per event
Reduced Nominations L, J, V - $25.00 per event
(eligible for only Junior, Ladies or Veteran section if paying
reduced nomination)
Pre-Nominate and receive a discount - saving $5.00 per event
(Nominations will be $25.00 ($20.00 L,J, V)
per event if Pre Nominating
Practice Trap will be available on Friday 25th
January from 2.00pm til 7.00pm
And also during the 3 days of competition
Pre Nomination entry forms can be obtained by contacting
Secretary - Elaine Bennett Ph: 03 6265 2611.
Molly Bryan Ph: 03 6391 1198
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Victoria
Alexandra 4-11-01
Beautiful (33) - 20PR D/D C/S: 1st R
Christopher & P Christopher 28/28,
2nd P Haslam & P McNair 27/28; 20T
D/B GRD C/S: OA: J King 62/62; A: R
Steward 61/62; B: I Scown 35/36; C: C
Petersen 19/20; 20T H/C: 1st P
Elward 41/41, 2nd P Haslam 40/41,
3rd R Christopher 32/33; B/M: T
Psaila 19/20; VET: L Spencer 38/40.
Ararat 4-11-01
Warm and windy (12) - 10T PS CD
EO: J Brown, M Gruar, N Hargreaves,
M Holloway, W Harris; 30T PS Gr CS:
A: D Barry 2nd M Gruar; B: G Hargreaves 2nd G Leslie; C: J Brown 2nd
K Malcolm; 30T DB Gr CS: A: D Barry
2nd W Calaby; B: G Hargreaves 2nd
M Holloway; C: J Brown 2nd K
Malcolm; HG: M Gruar 148/150.
Beaufort 19-10-01
Night (38) - EO: A McChrystal, A
Gillett, R keen, W Harris, K Trotter, R
Mark, R Wilson; 20T Gr: AA: R Mark
31/31, L Cocking 30/31; A: W Harris
19/21, K Trotter 18/20; B: J Kerr
23/24, N Paterson 22/24; C: R Keen
19/20, N Cooper 17/20; 30T BRIAN
FOREMAN MEM CS: OA&AA: L
Cocking 59/59, C Dunn 58/59; A: W
Harris 28/30, O Ivermee 23/30; B: A
McChrystal 29/30, N Paterson 28/30;
C: V Abdilla 30/33, D Long 29/33;
JNR: O Ivermee 23/30.
Bendigo 6-10-01
Windy (25) - 25T SK C/D: L Roberts
25/25; G O’Shannassay, G Farish, P
Patullo & S Nelson 23/25; 50T SK
C/S: O/A&A: G Farish 49/50, 2nd L
Roberts 73/75; B: W McCarthy 46/50,
2nd G O’Shannassay 45/50; C: S
O’Brien 43/50, 2nd C Shales 41/50;
25PR SK DBLS C/S: O/A&A: L
Roberts 47/50, 2nd M Little 46/50; B:
W McCarthy 48/56, 2nd G O’Shannassay 47/56; C: S O’Brien 39/50, 2nd
L Watson 34/50.
Bendigo 20-10-01
Fine (40) - 10T P/S E/O: 11 possibles;
25T P/S C/S: O/A&AA: T Moroni
87/87, 2nd A Stevenson 86/87; A: D
Hallam 108/110, 2nd I Perks 107/110;
B: D McKenzie 69/75, 2nd H Hayek
67/75; C: C Shales 70/75, 2nd B Daley
65/75; 25T S/B C/S: O/A&A: P Berman
25/25, 2nd G Daley 27/28; AA: O
Hayek 54/56, 2nd L Knight 53/56; B:
H Hayek 38/40, 2nd N Moroni 37/40;
C: W Boschetti 24/25, 2nd B Daley
22/25; 50T BILL COULSEN MEM
D/B C/S: O/A&AA: L Knight 129/129;
A: D Hansford 108/109, 2nd D Loder
48/50; B: B Lendon 54/55, 2nd D
Opperman 46/50; C: C Shales 43/50,
2nd W Boschetti 41/50; HG: T Moroni
177/180.
Bendigo 17-11-01
Overcast (47) - 10T P/S E/O: G
Elliott, T Archer, L Dower, T Gill & C
Landridge 30/30; 75T CH/CH:
O/A&A: G Daley 121/125, 2nd D
Hansford 119/125; AA: T Knight
120/125, 2nd T Boucher 129/135; B: J
Winters 117/125, 2nd I Dower
115/125; C: C Shales 113/125, 2nd W
Boschetti 105/125; 25T D/B: O/A&A:
G Elliott 42/42, 2nd T Gull 31/32; AA:
T Knight 41/42, 2nd T Boucher 35/36;
B: J Winters 25/26, 2nd J Absolom
28/29; C: W Boschetti 28/29, 2nd T
Gerri 24/25.
January 2002
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. A 0010859 S
P O Box 340 Patterson Lakes 3197
123 Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs
Telephone 9782 1626
ABN 255 281 411
SUNDAY 6th January
1
2
3
4
5
6
10 Target Points
50 Target Double Barrel
50 Target Continental Double Barrel
50 Target Skeet
75 Target ISSF Skeet + Final
75 Target Trench + Final
1
2
3
4
5
10 Target Points
Cash Divide
$5.00
30 Target Cranbourne Retrovision Double Barrel
AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd Championship $15.00
Sash & Trophy Donated by Cranbourne Retrovision
30 Target Points
AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd
Trophy
$15.00
30 Target Continental Double Barrel AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd
Trophy
$15.00
75 Target Skeet
AA,A,B,C
Championship
$25.00
1
2
3
4
50 Target Skeet
25 Target Skeet Doubles
1
2
15 Target Points
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
O/A A B C
O/A A B C
1st & 2nd
1st & 2nd
1st & 2nd
Cash Divide
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Cash Divide
Cash Divide
$5.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$25.00
$30.00
SUNDAY 13th January
SUNDAY 20th January All Cash Prizes
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd
1st & 2nd
Cash Divide
Cash
Cash
Cash
$5.00
$33.00
$20.00
$20.00
SUNDAY 27th January
3
AA,A,B,C
Cash Divide
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN $1,000.00 CHALLENGE
90 Target Mixed Birds 30 Single, 30 D/B, 30 Points.
$1,000 DIVIDED IF MORE THAN ONE POSSIBLE
1st each grade Sash & 200 SHELLS, 2nd 50 SHELLS, Overall takes Grade
100 Target Skeet
AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd
Championship
$9.00
$35.00
$33.00
All Juniors 1/2 Noms.
Minimum 2 shooters in each grade for full First prize to be paid.
Minimum 3 shooters in each grade for second prize to be paid.
Double Barrel Shoot Offs will be shot Double Barrel to finality
Skeet Shoot Offs to be shot American Skeet to finality
ISSF Skeet & Trap, DTL, Double Rise, Ball Trap and Double Trap Practice available.
Now available permanent fully Auto Tower on Microphones
PRACTICE
Monday Tuesday Friday 12pm-4.30pm Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm
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January 2002
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Bairnsdale 3-11-01
Fine (25) - 100T D/B C/S: AA: T
Malone 109/111, 2nd B Webb 108/111;
A: R Wallis 96, 2nd G Neville 126/134;
B: A Bevis 91, 2nd M Huggins 87; C: I
Treasure 84, 2nd P Sandy 83.
Callawadda-Stawell 20-10-01
Fine (19) - 10T CONT DB EO: I
Dower, J Ough, I Jones, B Jenkins, G
Hunt, S Bertalli, D Bertalli all 10/10;
25T CONT DB CS: OA&A: T Foster
25/25, B Jenkins 28/29; B: I Jones
32/33, B Joy 31/33; C: J Mulvenney
25/26, J Ough 24/26; 25T DB CS:
OA&B: B Joy 34/34, I Jones 24/25; A:
D Bertalli 33/34, T Foster 27/28; C: J
Ough 24/25, J Mulvenney 27/29;
JNRHG: J Mulvenney 54/60; HG: D
Bertalli 59/60.
Callawadda-Stawell 17-11-01
Windy (26) - 10T P/S E/O: B Jenkins,
T Hughes, L Niewand 30/30; 25T P/S
C/S: O/A&A: D Barry 74/75, 2nd G
Hunt 73/75; B: B Joy 72/75, 2nd N
Hinneberg 71/75; C: J Mulvenney
61/75, 2nd G New 58/75; 25T D/B C/S:
O/A&A: D Barry 136/136, 2nd C Dunn
135/136; B: I Jones 46/48, 2nd J Hinneberg 45/48; C: J Mulvenney 32/33,
2nd K Smith 24/25; HG: D Barry
127/130; U15 HG: J Mulvenney
113/130.
Castlemaine 24-10-01
Cool (27) - 20T NIGHT S/R: A: G
Hawdon, J Lendon, A Stevenson, G
Passalaqua, G Halt all 20; B: A Langridge, A McChrystal; C: I Garsed, J
Bird, K Langridge, A Monahgan;
10PR DR: OA&A: G Hall 18/20, C
Langridge 25; B: A Hawdon 16/20, G
Hartley; C: A Monahgan 14/20, J Butterworth 13; JNR: A Hawdon 34/40;
LAD: K Langridge 28/40.
Castlemaine 6-11-01
Cool (57) - 25T PTS CS: OA&AA: O
Hayek 2nd C Langridge; A: M Ford
2nd G Hawdon; B: C Street 2nd G
Ervin; C: N Lipple 2nd J Bird; 25T SB
CS: OA&AA: T Boucher 2nd G Cassells; A: G Soppi 2nd T Carcher; B: D
Butterworth 2nd K Yates; C: K Langridge 2nd B Chaplin; 25T DB CS:
OA&AA: G Went 2nd T Boucher; A: D
Munro 2nd M Ford; B: A Hawdon 2nd
J Napoli; C: B Reyne 2nd B Chaplin;
JNR: B Blake; LAD: C Street; HG: A
Psalia 133/135.
Central Wimmera 13-10-01
Cool and windy (53) - 25T DB CS:
OA&AA: S Chambers 88/88, N Sharrock 87/88; A: B Robinson 62/63, R
Black 41/42; B: R Hounsell 23/25, G
Durbridge, C Maybery, D Harris all
22/25; C: J Krause 19/25, W Mann
18/25; 25T PS CS: OA&AA: W
Hawker 75/75, M Medhurst 86/87; A:
B Robinson 72/75, S Collins 92/96; B:
L Niewand 71/75, L Spriggs 76/84; C:
W Mann 64/75, J Krause 60/75. Also
conducted on the day was the biannual Team Shoot between teams
from the Wimmera, South East of
South Australia and the Western District. On the day, the team from the
Wimmera proved to be the strongest,
shooting 295 targets out of a possible
300. The South East of SA were
runners up with 290/300 and the
team from the Western District
coming in with 278/300. The winning
Wimmera Team members were: C
Jarred, A Jones, D Heinrich, C Kelly,
M Kingwill, O Hayek, R Jorgensen, A
Cameron, N Sharrock, R Housell, D
Flavel, W hawker, R Papst, R
Lehmann, R Black.
Central Wimmera 4-11-01
Hot (18) - 15PR D/R C/S: AA&OA: R
GEELONG
Lehmann 29/30, D Flavel 26/30; A: R
Jorgensen 27/30, R Black 24/30; B: L
Niewand 42/50, G Strauss 37/50; C: W
Mann 20/30, J Krause 12/30; 20T D/B:
AA: D Flavel, A Bolwell, R Lehmann
20/20; A: R Jorgensen, R Black 20/20;
B: G Stauss 20/20, W Mann 17/20;
20T P/S: AA: D Flavel 60/60, R
Lehmann 57/60; A: R Black 58/60, B
Robinson 53/60; B: G Strauss 57/60, D
Harris 55/60; C: J Krause 51/60, J
Sanders & W Mann 48/60; 15T
CONT: AA: D Flavel & R Lehmann
15/15; A: B Robinson, R Maybery & R
Black 14/15; B: L Niewand 14/15, G
Strauss & D Harris 12/15; C: P Perry
12/15, W Mann 11/15; OFF THE BOX:
D Flavel.
Cohuna 19-10-01
Cool (45) - 25T PS CS: OA&AA: M
Vistarini 113/114, R Nesbit 112/114;
A: B Hayes 73/75, C Lee 72/75; B: C
Street 76/84, R Whyte 75/84; C: N
Moroni 58/75, A Peatling 55/81; 25T
SB CS: OA&AA: R Nesbit 25/25, R
Peatling 37/38; A: B Hayes 31/32, S
Bruns 30/32; B: C Street 23/25, R
Heap 21/25; C: A Monaghan 19/25, A
Peatling 18/25; 25T DB CS: OA&AA:
C McHattie 89/89, R Peatling 88/89;
A: S Bruns 37/38, C Robb 33/34; B: N
Moroni 28/29, B Moroni 27/29; C: A
Monaghan 23/25, N Moroni 22/25;
HG: R Nesbit 124/125; VET: GA
Smith; LAD: D Peatling; JNR: A
Moroni.
Cohuna 2-11-01
Fine & Cool (21) - 10T D/B E/O: C
Hill, K Bruns, N Morrison, M Vistarini, D Vistarini, C Bowman, N
Sutherland & R Peatling 10/10; 25T
S/B C/S: AA&OA: R Peatling 35/35,
2nd C Hill 24/25; A: S Bruns 34/35,
2nd K Bruns 23/25; B: R Kerslake
21/25, 2nd J Walker 21/26; C: R Hill
1. 10T PTS CD Graded
2. 25T DB AA A B C 1 & 2
3. 50T Cont AA A B C 1 & 2
Sec: Stan Wade 5174 8406
Sat 5th Noon - Bairnsdale
1. 10T PTS CD
2. 40T DB C/Ship A B C 1 & 2
3. 25T PTS AA A B C 1 & 2
Sec: Karen Cousens 5153 1079
Sun 13th Noon - Wonthaggi
1. 100T Club C/ship
25 DB, 25 B/Trap, 25 PTS, 25 Cont
AA A B C 1 & 2
Sec: Leo Bateman 9399 3340
Sat 15th Noon - Morwell
1. 100T Mixed AA A B C 1 & 2
25 DB, 25 SB, 25 PTS, 25 Cont
Sec: John Brady 5191 8221
Sat 26th Noon - Korumburra
1. 100T DB Graded C/Ship
Round Robin
Sec: Col Widdows 5662 3079
Sunday 27th January 1pm Start
Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
Event 4:
10 tgt E/O Pts
25 tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA A B C
25 Tgt D/B Cont 1st & 2nd AA A B C
20 pr Deauville Doubles 18 mtrs
1st & 2nd
$5.00
$9.00
$9.00
$9.00
Sun 27th 11 am - Wonthaggi
PRACTICE AND CANTEEN FACILITIES PH: 5229 5942
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Deniliquin 18-11-01
Very Windy (10) - 10T D/B E/O: R
Glenn & J Dunn 10/10; 80T MXD: AA:
Tue 1st Noon - Traralgon
Sunday 6th January 1pm Start
10 tgt E/O Pts
$5.00
50 tgt Summer D/B Championship
O/All Sash + $100.00 Trophy
$20.00
1st AA A B C $75.00 Trophy
2nd AA A B C $50.00 Trophy
Event 3:
30 tgt Medley
$15.00
(10d/b, 10pts, 10s/b) 1st & 2nd AA A B C
O/A High Gun $50.00 Cash
High Gun 3 remaining grades $25.00 cash
Deniliquin 21-10-01
Very good (26) - 10T DB EO: P
Connell, C Robb, C Connell, R Glenn,
R Kemp, J Whitaker, J Chapple, D
Glenn, K Bruns, R Lunghusen all
10/10; 25T SB CD: AA: R Glenn 19/20;
A: K Bruns 19/20; B: A Schmedje
18/20; C: R Connell 18/20; 30T DB CS:
OA&AA: R Glenn 44/44, J Whittaker;
A: R Lunghusen 43/44, R Cugley; B: C
Connell 39/40, A Schmedje; C: B
Cormack 27/30, P Connell; 30T PTS
CS: OA&A: K Bruns 90/90, D Glenn;
AA: R Glenn 86/90, J Whittacker B: C
Connell 86/90, A Schmedje; C: M
Emes 93/99, B Cormack; HG: K Bruns
149/150.
January 2002
Reg No: A5130
Event 1:
Event 2:
Cohuna 16-11-01
Fine & Warm (26) - 10T D/B E/O: G
Kerslake, G Hall, A Street, G Bradley,
M Vistarini, C Bowman, N Sutherland & C Lee 10/10; 25T NWZ P/S
C/S: AA: T Moroni 90/93, 2nd G Hall
87/93; A&O/A: G Smith 77/78, 2nd N
Sutherland 71/75; B: R Keslake 76/78,
2nd C Street 65/75; C: G Kerslake
66/75, 2nd D Vistarini 64/75; 25T D/B
C/S: AA: T Moroni 44/45, 2nd M Vistarini 24/25; A: &O/A: S Bruns 45/45,
2nd N Sutherland 39/40; B: R Kerslake 28/29, 2nd T McCraw 24/25; C:
G Kerslake 32/33, 2nd B McCraw
21/25; JNR: A Sutherland; NOVICE:
E Brown.
GIPPSLAND PROGRAM
CLAY TARGET CLUB
January Program 2002
19/25, 2nd D Vistarini 18/25; 25t D/B
C/S: AA&O/A: M Vistarini 56/56, 2nd
R Peatling 55/56; A: K Simmonds
58/59, 2nd S Bruns 57/59; B: A
Sutherland 23/26, 2nd J Walker
23/27; C: D Peatling 23/25, 2nd D Vistarini 21/27.
Tom Gannon Memorial
1. 100T C/Ship
50 DB, 50 PTS AA A B C 1 & 2
Juniors - free noms
Franklin Mint Prizes
Sec: Leo Bateman 9399 3340
January 2002
Maryborough - Bendigo
T WO DAY AUS TRALIA
DAY SHOO T
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th January 2002
Day One: Maryborough 26th January
12.00 noon Start
Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
10 tgt P/S E/O
50 tgt D/B C/Ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st each grade Sash & Quality Trophy
2nd each grade Quality Trophy
50 tgt P/S C/Ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st each grade Sash & Quality Trophy
2nd each grade Quality Trophy
$5.00
$20.00
$20.00
President: Gary Cassells, Ph: 03 5461 4435
Secretary: Gwenda Hill, Ph: 03 5464 2567
Day Two: Bendigo 27th January
10.00 am Start
Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
Event 4:
25 tgt P/S C/Ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st each grade Sash & Case cartridges value $120
2nd each grade 1/2 case cartridges value $60
25 tgt H/Cap
1st - 10th
1st Sash + $500 cash, 2nd $250 cash, 3rd $150 cash,
4th $100 cash, 5th $50 cash, 6th -10th $25 cash each.
25 tgt S/B C/Ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st each grade Sash & Ronson Health Grill value $110
2nd each grade Moulinex Blender value $60
25 tgt D/B C/Ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st each grade Sash & NEC VCR value $240
2nd each grade TEAC CD player value $120
$15.00
$25
$15
$25
President: Wayne McCarthy, Ph: 03 5442 1776
Secretary: Ian Perks, Ph: 03 5436 1228
$300 cash for any possible over Bendigo program divided if more than one.
HIGH GUN OVER BOTH DAYS SASH & CASE CARTRIDGES
Remaining grades 1/2 case cartridges
Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
January 2002
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Road, Lilydale 3140
Phone/Fax: 03 9739 1771
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
January
OPEN JNR
1. 75 Tgt Trench & 25 Tgt
Final O/A AA A B C
$31 $20
2. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd Trophy
AA A B C
$12 $6.60
3. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy
AA A B C
$20 $13
4. 15 Pair Double Rise Grd Trophy
AA A B C
$18
$8
5. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA A B C
$34 $26
OPEN JNR
1. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd Championship
AA A B C
$12 $6.60
2. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd
Championship AA A B C
$20 $13
3. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’Ship
AA A B C
$12 $6.60
4. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C’Ship AA A B C
$34 $26
OPEN JNR
1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays
AA A B C Vet 1st & 2nd
$31 $20
2. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C’Ship AA A B C $12 $6.60
3. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship
AA A B C
$12 $6.60
4. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd C’Ship
AA A B C
$12 $6.60
Australia Day
OPEN JNR
Commencing at 11am
1. 75 Tgt Australia Day Sporting Clays C’Ship
O/A AA A B C Vet 1st & 2nd Tri
Colour Sash & Ribbon
$31 $20
2. Commencing 12.30pm
50 Tgt Australia Day Pointscore Grd C’Ship
O/A AA A B C Jnr Trophy 2nd
$20 $13
3. 50 Tgt Australia Day Double Barrel C’Ship
O/A AA A B C Jnr Trophy 2nd
$20 $13
PRACTICE AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS AND SATURDAY MORNINGS
ON AUTOMATIC TRAPS.
All prices include GST.
R Glenn 111/120; A: C Connell
105/120; B: R Kerslake 96/120; C: P
Connell 82/120; HG: R Glenn 121/130.
Donald 14-10-01
Fine (40) - 10T PTS EO: I Absalom, N
McQuinn, A Cammeron, P Grainger
all 29/30; 50T PTS: OA&B: A
McChrystal 145/150, W Sanders
141/150; AA: O Hayek 141/150, N
Morrison 139/150; A: N Blackmore
139/150, M Donald 134/150; C: J
Krausse 92/150, J Bird 74/150; 25T
DB: OA&AA: G Hayden 27/29, N Morrison 30/31; A: C Jorgansen 24/25, R
Jorgansen 36/38; B: B Miller 26/30, J
Absalom 28/31; C: J Krausse 19/25, J
Bird 17/25; HG: O Hayek 192/205;
JNRHG: A Cowan 183/205; LADHG:
B Miller 182/205; VETHG: C Mayberry 177/205; NOVICE: S Paintel;
JACKPOT: P Grainger.
Euroa 27-10-01
Dull (25) - 10T PS: OA&AA: R Barns
51/51; A: M Gribben 47/48; B: D Collihole 29/30; C: R Conlan 28/33; 10T
HC: 1st P McKendrick 28/28 2nd J
King 27/28 3rd J Woolmer 22/23 BM:
K Maurey 21/23; 10T SB: OA&A: M
Gribben 18/19; AA: J King 17/19; B: L
Fitzpatrick 11/12; C: P McKendrick
9/10; 10T CONT: OA&A: K Maurey
32/32; AA: J King 22/23; B: G Crosbie
9/12; C: P McKendrick 11/12; 10PR:
OA&A: K Maurey 20/20; AA: C
Asquith 27/30; B: D Collihole 19/20;
C: C Asquith Jnr 27/30; OAHG: K
Maurey 77/80.
Frankston 21-10-01
Sunny and fine (54) - 15T PTS: R
Tupp, M Barnes 45/45; 90 M/T:
OA&AA: C McHattie 148/150, E
allison 146/150; A: D Cross 143/150, C
Battisti 141/150; B: P Noy 140/150, J
O’Rorke 134/150; C: L Scribani-Rossi
133/150, S Lees 129/150; 100T
SKEET CS: OA&AA: G Petruska
98/100, D Parsell 98/100; A: W
Thomson 95/100, C Battisti 93/100; B:
W Attwood 94/100, D Ogden 89/100;
C: L Watson 79/100, P Lee 74/100.
Frankston 27-10-01
Fine - 2ND ANNUAL BRILEY
SKEET: OAHG: A Cousens 197/200;
20G: OA: A Cousens 142; AA: G
Clarke 141, J Daly 117; A: C Hughes
125, T Haines 124; B: T Lowery 94, C
Carlon 90; C: J Smeaton 84; 410G:
AA: A Cousens 99, L Roberts 98; A: W
thomson 89, K Cousens 99; B: E
Lowery 81, J Smeaton.
Frankston 28-10-01
Rain - 10T PTS: P Mills, C McHattie,
D Follett all 30; 50T DB: AA: C
McHattie 57, P Mills 56; A: L
Mirabella 46, J Cross 45; B: P Noy 43;
C: J Campbell 32; 75T TRENCH: OA:
C Henwood 64; A: J Tonna 64; B: D
Follett 63; C: D Cross; 100T 12G: AA:
L Roberts 121, A Cousens 120; B: A
Fenton 96, K Cousens 95; B: J
Salpetro 92, T Lowery 89; C: P Lee 74,
J Kent 74; 100T 28G: OA: M Briggs
122; AA: A Cousens 99, G Petruska
96; A: K Cousens 94, T Haines 87; B:
T Lowery 80.
Frankston 4-11-01
Hot and sunny (41) - 10T PTS: G Ash;
50T DB: AA: K Gillespie 2nd R
Williams; A: S Bell 2nd G Ash; B: P
Noy; C: C Findlay 2nd P Lee; 50T
SKEET: AA: D Parsell; A: W Attwood
2nd P M Brown; B: D Ogden 2nd R
Sorati; C: L Watson 2nd P Lee; 50T
TWR: A: R Allen; C: R Sorati 2nd G
Wood.
Frankston Australian 18-11-01
Cold & Windy (11) - 100T D/B: 1st C
Southern Peninsula Program
January
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 5th 12.30 Start
10 Tgt Points E/O $5.00
20 Tgt Points $10.00
50 Tgt Double Barrel AA A B C $20.00
Secretary: Chris Carrol 03 9775 7926 AH Melways 194 H2
Hopefully the Base will be open by now. Please check.
Mornington Clay Target Club
10 Tgt D/B E/O $5.00
100 Tgt Double Barrel
Sonny Cross Memorial C’ship $32.00
1st, 2nd, 3rd AA A B C, Sashes each grade
Secretary: Wendy Robert 5979 2746 Melways 146 A 11
Nepean Clay Target Club
50 Tgt Double Barrel Graded $18.00
50 Tgt Ball Trap AA A B C $18.00
Secretary: Brian Hooper 03 0787 5570 Melways 200 K2
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January 2002
METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Reg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076 Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd of O’Herns Rd Epping
Phone: 039401 3134 Fax: 039401 3122 E-Mail: [email protected]
JANUARY
Sunday 6th 12.00 noon Start
Ev 1.
10 tgt Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Ev 2.
50 tgt Double Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 3.
50 tgt Continental DB O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 4.
50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 5.
25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 6.
15 tgt Tower DB Pts 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Sunday 13TH 11am Start
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
$7.70.
$20. Red $16
$20. Red $16.
$20. Red $16
$11. Red $9.
$8. Red $6.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $6.50.
Jnrs $4.
75 tgt Simulated F & G OTG ( noms close 1.00 pm Sharp )
Saturday19TH 11.00 am Start ________ SKEET SHOOT
Ev 1.
50 tgt 12g Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 2.
50 tgt 20g Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 2.
50 tgt Skeet Doubles O/A AA. A. B. C.
Noms $20.
Noms $20.
Noms $20.
Sunday 20TH
12.00 am Start
Ev 1.
10 tgt Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Ev 2.
50 tgt Double Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 3.
50 tgt Ball Trap O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 4.
15 Pair D,Rise O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 5.
50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 6.
25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C.
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Saturday 26TH 5.00 pm Start ________ NIGHT SHOOT
Ev 1.
20 tgt Twilight Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Ev 2.
20 tgt Night Shoot DB O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ev 3.
20 tgt Night Shoot DB Pts O/A AA. A. B. C.
Noms $12.
Noms $10. Red $8. Jnrs $6.
Noms $10. Red $8. Jnrs $6.
Sunday 27TH 11am Start
75 tgt Simulated F & G. OTG
$7.70.
$20. Red
$20. Red
$15. Red
$20. Red
$11. Red
$16.
$16.
$12
$16
$9.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $9.
Jnrs $13.
Jnrs $6.50.
( noms close 1.00 pm Sharp )
Overall Takes His or Her Grade. Flash Targets On All ACTA Shoots
PRACTICE
Tuesday 12pm to 5pm DTL, Skeet, Tower. Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting.
Sunday Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting.
President D Tigani Ph 94652598, Home 94364770 Secretary P Signorotto Ph 94013134 Mobile 0417319252
ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST * Metro On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun
January 2002
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NORTH EAST
ZONE / VCTA
January Program
Saturday 5th
Bendigo 11.00 am
75 tgt Sporting Clays C/Ship, 50 Skeet C/ship
Sunday 6th
Alexandra 12.30pm
20 tgt New Year Gr Cont C/ship
20 tgt New Year Gr P/S D/B C/Ship
20 tgt D/B Gr Trophy Event
Shepparton (At Numurkah) 12.00 noon
10 tgt S/B, 30 tgt D/B C/D, 30 tgt P/S C/D,
30 tgt H/Cap 123, (free 10 tgt Jnr S/B)
Sunday 13th
Echuca 11.00am
25 tgt Skeet C/D, 20 tgt S/B C/Ship,
20 tgt H/Cap, 20 tgt D/B C/Ship
Saturday 19th
Wangaratta 12.30pm DTL
10 tgt S/B E/O, 20 tgt S/B C/Ship AA A B C 1st
& 2nd Jnr, 20 tgt H/Cap 123, 20 tgt P/S C/Ship
AA A B C 1st & 2nd, 20 tgt D/B C/Ship
Sunday 20th
Wangaratta 11.30am (Skeet)
50 tgt Skeet C/Ship, 50 tgt Skeet C/Ship
Deniliquin 12.00 noon
10 tgt P/S E/O, 20 tgt P/S C/D 4 grds, 25 tgt
H/Cap 123, 20pr D/R C/Ship
Mansfield 12.00 noon
15 tgt Mixed E/O C/D, 75 M/T C/Ship Gr,
20 tgt Tower D/B Trophy
Friday 25th
Euroa 6.30 pm
20 tgt Twilight P/S C/Ship
25 tgt NEZ Night Cont P/S C/Ship
25 tgt Castrol Night D/B C/Ship
Mathoura 7.00pm
10 tgt D/B E/O C/D, 25 tgt NEZ Night D/B
Tower O/A & 2 grds, 15 tgt P/S 123.
Sunday 27th
Colbinabbin 1.00pm
25 tgt P/S C/Ship, 25 tgt H/Cap
25 tgt D/B C/ship
Numurkah 12.00 noon
10 tgt S/B E/O, 20 tgt NEZ W/U C/Ship
AA A B C, 75 tgt CH/CH AA A B C
O/A High Gun
Contact Clubs for further information
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McHattie 97/100, 2nd D Hales 93/100.
21/25; CH/CH 2001: R Andrews 22/22.
Foster 10-11-01
Not Good (12) - 10T PTS C/D: A: J
Chapple 26/30; B: B Barlow 28/30; C:
R Wickham 22/30; 25T S/B: OA: G
Monson 21/25; B: H Finken 18/25, 2nd
J Chapple 19/28; C: R Wickham 17/25;
50T D/B C/D: A: G Monson 46/50; B: R
Jennings 43/50, 2nd L Fincham & H
Finken 41/50; C: J Daff 43/50, 2nd B
Monson 42/50; DAILYHG: G Monson
75/85; FISH SHOOT: 1st J Chapple,
2nd R Wickham, 3rd L Finsham.
Kerang 26-10-01
Windy and cool (21) - 10T DB EO: M
Schmidt, C Radcliffe, J Absalom, G
Wood, M Vistarini, G Smtih; 30T DB
CS: OA&AA: G Hall 2nd M Vistarini;
A: G Smith 2nd G Bradley; B: G Wood
2nd J Absalom; C: A Monaghan 2nd N
Gibbons; 25T PS: A: M Vistarini 2nd
G Hall; B: J Absalom 2nd M Schmidt;
C: A Monaghan 2nd C Radcliffe.
Geelong 28-10-01
10T PTS EO CD: E Ford, G Thomson;
25T DB: AA: S Haberman; A: W
Robertson; B: A Hoare; C: D Long; 30
M/T: AA: R Viney; A: W Robertson; B:
J Neumann; C: G New; 20T SB: AA: E
Ford; A: P McDonald; B: A Hoare; C: S
Vella.
Geelong 4-11-01
10T PTS EO CD: E Ford, G Thomson,
J Holt; 25T DB: AA: J Holt; A: G
Thomson; B: C Hepner; C: K Arslainian; 25T PTS: AA: J Holt; A: W
Robertson; B: R Holt; C: K Arslainian;
20T CONT: AA: E Ford; A: G
Thomson; B: B Kelynack; C: B Kelynack.
Hamilton 20-10-01
Perfect (39) - 50T PRES DB CD:
OA&AA: P Cleggett 60/60, N Sharrock 59; A: D Heinrich 50, T Megan
55; B: P Baxter 48, H Megan 47; C: J
Evan 43, P Perry 42; 25T CHRISTIE
HC: 1st P Cleggett 36/36 2nd D Heinrich 35/36 3rd H Megan 34/35; JNR: B
Menzies 27/28.
Hopetoun 9-9-01
Overcast and wind (11) - 10T DB EO:
E Yetman, G Fuller, J Hindeberg all
10; 50T DB CS: OA&A: G Fuller
50/50, E Yetman 49/50; B: J Hinneberg 46/50, W Sanders 38/50; C: C
Fisher 38/50, B Webster 32/50; 10PR:
1st E Yetman 17/20 2nd N Hinneberg
21/30.
Hopetoun 5-10-01
Nice and calm (10) - EVENT 1: W
Sanders, R Lehmann both 10/10;
EVENT 2: OA&A: D Afford 25/26, R
Lehmann 24/26; B: W Sanders 23/25;
C: T Afford 21/25, B Webster 11/25.
Jeparit 21-10-01
Warm and light wind (30) - 15T
CONT SS: AA: D Flavel, R Lehmann,
W Hawker all 15/15; A: J Pitt, R
Hounsell both 15/15; B: K Pitt 15/15,
L Spriggs, D Harris both 14/15; C: J
Kruger, S Marriott both 14/15; 30T
MED CS: OA&AA: R Andrews 75/80,
W Hawker 71/80; A: J Hawker 46/50,
R Jorgensen, J Pitt both 45/50; B: D
Harris 46/50, L Spriggs 44/50; C: H
McClure 45/50, M Hawker 40/50; 25T
DB CD SS: AA: D Flavel, A Hawker, R
Lehmann, W Hawker all 25/25; A: R
Jorgensen 25/25, M Kingwill 24/25; B:
C Maybery, K Pitt both 25/25; C: M
Hawker 23/25, S Marriott 21/25.
Jeparit 18-11-01
Stronh Tail Wind (23) - 15T S/S: AA: D
Flavel, W Hawker, E Hall & R
Andrews 15/15; A: J Hawker & A
Jones 15/15, R Black 13/15; B: D
Harris 15/15, B Blackwood & G
Strauss 14/15; C: J Sanders 14/15, J
Krause 13/15; 25T P/S C/S: B&O/A: B
Blackwood 73/75, M Hawker 67/75;
AA: E Hall 71/75, A Hawker 77/84; A:
A Jones 70/75, J Hawker 68/75; C: J
Sanders 60/75, W Mann 59/75; 25T
D/B C/S: AA&O/A: W Hawker 71/71,
2nd E Hall 70/71; A: A Jones 70/71,
2nd J Hawker 24/25; B: D Harris
23/25, 2nd J Ough & F Pitt 22/25; C:
J Sanders 22/25, 2nd S Marriott
Korumburra 27-10-01
Fine and cloudy (23) - 25T B/T: AA: P
Mills 2nd B Webb; A: E Allison 2nd C
McHattie; B: C Widdows 2nd T
Malone; C: C Parks 2nd M McKnight;
25T SB CS: OA&AA: C McHattie 2nd
B Webb; B: M McKnight 2nd C
Widdows; C: P Widdows 2nd T
McGrath; 25T DB: AA: C McHattie
2nd J Rowe; B: M McKnight 2nd C
Widdows; C: P Widdows 2nd T
McGrath; CAKE SHOOT: C McHattie.
Kyneton 28-10-01
Fine but windy (23) - 75T MED: OA:
W Calaby; A: R Langridge 2nd M
Spencer; B: R O’Meara 2nd M Rafferty; C: G Dridan 2nd P Dunn.
Mansfield 21-10-01
Fine (27) - 10T EO PTS: D Diaz, J
Lowndes 30/30; 50T DB: OA&AA: P
Kirley 58/59, D Hudswell 57/59; A: T
Apps 51/53, P Desmond 50/58; B: J
Lowndes 54/57, J Wood 53/57; C: C
Peterson 44/50, S Kirley 44/53; 20T
TWR CD: W Forrest 60/60, J King, P
Kirley both 59/60.
Mild (33) - 10T PTS EO: J Barklem, D
Stone, B Rafferty, J Shepherd, B
Lendon, T Boucher, W Calaby; 100T
DB Gr CS: OA: C Hill 125/126; AA: W
Calaby; A: L Johnson 2nd M Brady; B:
B Lendon 2nd G Erwin; C: J Barklem
2nd D Stone; HG: W Calaby 129/130.
Mild Spring Evening (10) - 10T PTS
E/O: 1st J Hill 29/30, 2nd L Porter
26/30, 3rd B Lendon & N Cassells
23/30; 20T D/B C/S: O/A&A: J Hill
20/20; AA: N Cassells 17/20; B: D
Carter 19/20; C: M Raeburn 14/20;
20T P/S GRD: AA: N Cassells 60/60;
A: L Porter 57/60; B: D Carter 52/60;
C: M Raeburn 41/60.
Melbourne 20-10-01
Fine (90) - 25T DB CS: AA: D Wales;
A: S Zotti; B: M Piccolo; C: R Petersen;
25T HC: 1st D Wales 2nd S Dulex 3rd
P Christopher; BM: R Christopher;
40T CONT CS: AA: D Wales; A: C Battisti; B: A Biggs; C: L Durham; 75T
BOB BUCHAN SPORTING CS: OA:
T Spence 69/75; AA: C Nichkson 2nd
W Cumberland; A: C Battisti 2nd B
Jones; B: K Paterson 2nd T Mitrakis;
C: B Metcalf 2nd J Douglas; VET: R
Jones 2nd R Ingram.
Melbourne 27-10-01
Fine (85) - 75T SPORTING CLAYS
CS: OA: C Nickson 66/75; A: D
Menara 2nd V Ruddick; B: J North
2nd S Pellegrino; C: K Clark 2nd L
Bateman; VET: R Jones 2nd B
Sanger; 50T DB CS: OA: A Blease
60/60; AA: M Barnes 2nd C Barry; A:
S Pellegrino 2nd H Ross; B: P Mazzocato 2nd M Salvatore; C: L Durham
2nd S Wales; JNR: D Wales; 50T PS
CS: AA: S Barry; A: S Pellegrino; B: P
Mazzocato; C: L Durham; OAHG: W
Barry 197/200.
Melbourne 3-11-01
Perfect (45) - 50T P/S C/S: OA: T Rowe
147/150; AA: D Wales 146/150; A: I
Dickson 146/150; B: A Biggs 138/150;
January 2002
C: P Rigon 127/150; 50T D/B C/S: OA:
R Ehlers 183/183; AA: S Lowery
182/183; A: S Pellegrino 50/50; B: A
Biggs 48/50; C: M Finn 47/50; 100T
SK C/S: AA: P Crute 110/116; A&OA:
W Thomson 98/100; B: B Hine 92/100;
C: P Jeffries 81/100.
Lowery 152/170, 3rd H Crawford
151/170; A: J Stone 150/170, 2nd K
James 149/150, 3rd D Cross 147/170;
B: R Garth 167/180, 2nd R Harris
165/180, 3rd N Carrol & B Hunter
149/170; C: P Brennam 114/170, 2nd J
Nickles 110/170.
Melbourne 10-11-01
Overcast (45) - 25T P/S: AA: T Rowe
75/75; A: J Mollica 74/75; B: D
Drinkwater 75/75; C: T Hopkins
54/75; 25T D/B: AA: S Lowery 30/30;
A: I Jewell 24/25; B: L Durham 26/27;
C: R McIntyre 18/25; 25T CONT: AA:
S Lowery 24/25; A: I Jewell 24/25; B:
G Hunt 25/25; C: T Lucas 18/25; 100T
SK C/S: AA&OA: P Johnston 99/100;
A: B Hine 95/100; B: M Marino
93/100; C: R McIntyre 83/100.
North Central Secondary School
Sports Association (Shot at St
Arnaud) 24-10-01
Overcast and windy (37) - JNR
MALE: 1st E Guthrie 2nd H Adams
3rd J Rogers; SNR MALE: 1st M
O’Connor 2nd B Saunders 3rd S
Burke; SNR FEMALE: S Fritsch;
SCHOOL TEAM: J McNaulty, M
Dowley, S Burke, J Rogers 46/80; HG:
J O’Rourke 20/25.
Mornington 27-10-01
Fine (26) - 10T CONT EO: L Findlay,
P Noy, K James, L Howell, A Dalzeil,
T Teboneras, J Lowndes; 50T TONY
FERLAZZO PERP CS: AA: S Lowery
50/50, A Crawford 53, T Teboneras 52;
A: K James 53, D Cross 52, G Sparey
46; B: L Findlay 49, G Boyd 46, B
Barlow 44; C: I Hooper 43, C Findlay
37; 25T HC: 1st T Teboneras 32/33
2nd I Hooper 31/33 3rd G Boyd 36/37.
Morwell 20-10-01
10T PTS EO: R Kingsley, J Daff, G
McMillan, S Wade, S Russell, C Parks,
B Webb, R Jennings all 30/30; 30T
DB: OA&AA: C Parks 33/33, T Malone
32/33; A: H Squires 30/31, L Glover
29/31; B: S Russell 37/38, A Wilkinshaw 36/38; C: C Brady 29/30, J Daff
27/30; 25PR DR: AA: M Green 52/60,
J Attard 51/60; OA&A: S White 45/50,
S Stokes 41/50; B: P Xuerab 41/50, R
Jennings 39/50; C: D Mayger 41/60, C
Brady 40/60; 20PR DD SPLIT HC: 1st
R Dinsdale, G Harrington 22/22 2nd J
Attard, R Waldron 21/22.
Morwell 4-11-01 Cancer Research
Melbourne Cup Shoot
(73) - 50T PTS: AA: K Clader 2nd L
Curits; OA&A: S Stokes 149/150 2nd
G Neville; B: D Toohey 2nd M McKnight; C: N Carrol 2nd L Treasure;
50T DB: AA: P Mills 2nd L Curtis; A:
H Squires 2nd G Neville; B: D Toohey
2nd G Widdows; C: N Carrol 2nd J
Gathercole; LADHG: N Carrol
185/200; JNRHG: T Malone 190/200;
HG: S Stokes 198/200.
Morwell 17-11-01
- 100T MED: AA&O/A: B Stokes
150/150, 2nd A Brown 146/150; A: S
Stokes 145/150, 2nd L Glover
143/150; B: D Kendall 142/150, 2nd A
Walkinshaw 138/150; C: J Griffin
126/150, 2nd C Brady 112/150; HG: B
Stokes; CAKE SHOOT: D Kendall.
Mount Bogong 4-11-01
Perfect (34) - 10T PS EO: G Lafferty,
W Cowin; 20T PS CS: OA&A: R
Carter 2nd K Maurey; B: J Cobbe 2nd
C Elkington; C: B Richards 2nd K
McConville; 15T HC: 1st K Robinson
2nd C Elkington 3rd G Lafferty; 20T
DB: OA&A: T Pigram 2nd S Coulston;
:B C Healy 2nd K Robinson; C: B
Wilson 2nd M Cinatl; 15T Ch/Ch: G
Rudd 73/75; HG: R Carter 121/125.
Nepean 20-10-01
Cloudy with light wind (28) - 100T
DB: OA&AA: P Mills 100/100, J Rowe
98/100, W Woodward 97/100; A: A
Crawford 97/100, D Cross 96/100, A
Stone 93/100; B: S Elsley 98/100, J
Luis 89/100, P Noy 87/100; C: D
Grasso 90/100, P Drennan 89/100, S
Paglia 87/100.
Nepean 16-11-01
Overcast No Wind (26) - 120T CLUB
CH: AA: K Cadicott 157/170, 2nd S
January 2002
St Arnaud 28-10-01
Windy (33) - 10T SB EO: D Perkins, J
McVitty, D barry, R Milley, P Scott, C
Kelly, S Gloster; 50T NGSC
WIMMERA GAMES SB Gr CS: OA: G
Fletcher 2nd D Barry 3rd C Kelly;
AA: O Hayek 2nd P Scott 3rd C Dunn;
A: P Chipperfield 2nd J Grewar 3rd W
Coates; B: R Hounsell 2nd G Leslie
3rd K Wilde; C: B Reyne 2nd J Brown
3rd D Reyne; 50T NGSC WIMMERA
GAMES DB Gr CS: OA: J McVitty
2nd O Hayek 3rd C Dunn; AA: D
Perkins 2nd D Barry 3rd D Bertalli;
A: S Gloster 2nd B Moritz 3rd J
Corbett; B: K Wilde 2nd R Hounsell
3rd G Leslie; C: B Reyne 2nd J
Brown; HG: D Barry 108/110.
St Arnaud 28-10-01
Overcast & Windy - 10T S/B E/O: D
Perkins, J McVitty, D Barry, R Milley,
P Scott, C Kelly & S Gloster 10/10;
50T S/B GRD C/S: OA: G Fletcher
67/69, 2nd D Barry 66/69, 3rd C Kelly
47/50; AA: O Hayek 91/96, 2nd P Scott
90/96, 3rd C Dunn 59/64; A: P Chipperfield 45/50, 2nd J Grewar 44/50,
3rd W Coates 43/50; B: R Hounsel
43/50, 2nd G Leslie 42/50, 3rd K
Wilde 43/50; C: B Reyne 41/50, 2nd J
B rown 37/50, 3rd D Reyne 34/50; 50T
D/B GRD C/S: OA: J McVitty 99/99,
2nd O Hayek 98/99, 3rd C Dunn
77/78; AA: D Perkins 60/61, 2nd D
Barry 57/58, 3rd D Bertalii 67/68, A: S
Gloster 49/50, 2nd B Moritz 48/50,
3rd J Corbett 48/50; def B: K Wilde
49/50, 2nd R Hounsell 49/50, 3rd G
Leslie 48/51; C: B Reyne 47/54, 2nd J
Brown 46/54; HG: J Brown 46/54.
Swan Hill 21-10-01
Fine, sunny and some wind (16) - 10T
DB EO: T Robinson, O Hayek, R
Taylor, S Bates, L Wines, A Byrne;
50T DB: OA&AA: O Hayek 57/57, M
Absalom 56/57; A: S Bates 46/50; B: N
James 49/50, A Byrne 58/60; C: N
Lipple 37/50, A Mills 33/50; 25T DB
CONT: AA: O Hayek 25/25, T Robinson 22/25; A: R Taylor 25/25, S Bates
22/25; B: A Byrne 48/51, N James
47/51; C: N Lipple 21/25, A Mills
16/25.
Tambo Valley 27-10-01
Perfect (17) - 10T CONT PS EO CD:
M Sandy, R Nisbet 30; 50T CONT PS:
AA: R Nisbet 143/150, L Curtis
137/150; A: G Neville 137/150, H
Squires 136/150; B: S Chalmers
129/130, T Quick 125/150; C: P Sandy
127/150, J Hollonds 104/150; 25T DB
Gr CD: AA: R Nisbet 52/52; A: G
Neville 25/25; B: T Quick 24/25; C: J
Hollonds 23/25.
Tyrendarra 3-11-01
Fine and sunny (35) - 25T DIST DB
CS: OA&AA: G Wythe 2nd A Pollock;
A: J Matthey 2nd R Hammat; B: K
Wythe 2nd M Holloway; C: G Yoannidis 2nd L Oakley; 25T CLUB DB CS:
OA&AA: W Wombwell 2nd A Pollock;
A: S Rundell 2nd M Sutherland; B: A
Walters 2nd K Dyson; C: L Oakley
2nd H Hardcastle; MEAT RAFFLE:
M Sutherland.
Veneto & Abruzzo 28-10-01
Windy (42) - 10T E/O PTS C/D: AA: S
Trembath, L Lewis, L Scribani Rossi
29/30; A: D Azzopardi 29/30; B: E
Bertollo 26/30; C: L Scribani Rossi
24/30; 25T S/B GRD: AA: T Psaila
24/25, S Trembath 23/25; A: C Trembath 24/25, J Soppi 23/25; B: P Gobbo
20/25, P Radda 18/26; C; R Iacovella
21/25, C Phillips 20/25; 30T H/C: 1st S
Trembath (Giorinox Cup winner)
33/34, 2nd D Azzopardi 32/34, 3rd E
Bertollo 29/31, B/M: S Incani 24/30;
30T D/B GRD: AA: E Bulmore 30/30,
T Psaila 40/42; A: D Azzopardi 34/36,
S Trembath 33/36; B: P Gobbo 30/31,
T Caleo 29/31; C: T Mileo 25/30, D
Cocozziello 25/31.
Warracknabeal 27-10-01
Dull slight wind (20) - 10T PS EO:
AA: R Lehmann, N Sharrock 30; A: R
Black, D Heinrich, B Lehmann 30; B:
G Strauss, R Hounsell 29; :C J Ough
29, P Perry, H McClure 26; 25T PS:
AA: D Flavel, R Lehmann 75; A: R
Coombes, B Lehmann, G Vogel 73; B:
K Pitt, G Strauss, R Hounsell 73; C: J
Ough, H McClure 66; 25T DB CS:
OA&A: D Heinrich 136, R Coombes
122; AA: R Lehmann 136, D Flavel 54;
B: G Strauss 40, K Pitt 33; C: H
McClure 25, J Ough 22; 25T SS: 1st R
Coombes 24, D Heinrich 24 3rd R
Papst 23.
Warrnambool 13-10-01
Wind and rain (33) - 25T DB: AA: G
Hayden 66, M Gruar 65; A: S Wythe
40, T Pevitt 31; B: K Vagg 24, M Holloway 23; C: M Toohey 31, J Wines 23;
20T SB: AA: G Hayden 22, R Evans
17; A: S Wythe 21, T Pevitt 27; B: K
Vagg 18, M Holloway 17; C: M Toohey
21, J Wilson 20; 20T PS TWR CD: A:
G Jennings 56, T Pevitt 50; B: H
Squires 51, N Fleming 50; C: M
Toohey, J Wines.
Warrbambool 10-11-01
Windy (24) - 20T P/S C/S: AA: G
Coverdale 54/60; A: J Dumesny 57/60,
2nd J Matthey 56/60; B: G Condon
56/60, 2nd M Greene 53/60; C: B
Crowe 53/60, 2nd J Wilson 52/60; 20T
H/C: 1st G Vickers 34/34, 2nd M
Sutherland 33/34, 3rd M Toohey
25/26; 25T SWZ TWR S/B: A: M Dyson
20/25, 2nd J Dumeshy 18/25; B: M
Greene 22/25, 2nd N Fleming 21/25;
C: M Toohey 21/25, 2nd J Hardcastle
19/25.
Werribee-Victorian 21-10-01
Fine (40) - 10T PS EO: G Young, J
Tonna, N Asmar all 30/30; 50T DB:
OA&AA: G Young 77/77, J Tonna
76/77; A: I Fratantaro 48/50, D Milojevic 46/50; B: M Meakin 47/50, S
Mason 46/50; C: C Phillips 45/52, W
Wellam 49/52; 50T PS: OA&AA: J
Tonna 147/150, D Neilson 224/228; A:
J Fatantaro, D Azzopardi both
140/150; B: M Meakin 141/150, J
Newman 132/150; C: C Phillips
130/150; 75T TRENCH: OA: N Asmar
95/100; A: T Ballantine 69/75; B: K
Wilde 56/75; C: S Roiall 61/75.
Werribee Victorian 4-11-01
(25) - 100T SK: OA&A: G Young
102/108; C: D Grenfell 82/100; 100T
TRENCH H/C: 1st T Demuri, A
Bebend 92/100, 3rd G Went 90/100,
4th J Tonna, N Jenkins, T Ballantine,
D DiPietro 88/100.
Werribee Victorian 11-11-01
Wet & Windy (20) - 20T D/B: OA&B: J
Napoli 25/25; AA: G Young 21/22; A: B
Veneto & Abruzzo
Clay Target Shooters
Sunday 27th January 2002
Start Time 12.00 pm
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Werribee
Event 1:
10 Tgt Eye Opener Points C/D
A-B-C $7.00
Event 2:
20 Tgt Points Score 1st & 2nd
AA-A-B-C $8.00 $10.00
Event 3:
20 Tgt Single Barrel 1st & 2nd
AA-A-B-C $8.00 $10.00
Event 4:
20 Tgt Double Barrel 1st & 2nd
AA-A-B-C $8.00 $10.00
Event 5:
30 Tgt Mixed Birds Cash Divide
10 Single, 10 Double, 10 Points
AA-A-B-C — $15.00
Drawn Jackpot $2.00
Come along and try “Gabriella” Pasta
The committee reserve the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
Mr Ernesto Bertollo Ph: 9852 0694
Mr Mario Salvatore Ph: 9359 1938
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Werribee Victorian
Clay Target Club Inc
Po Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
January / February
2002
Patterson 21/22; C: W Sadler 24/25;
20T P/S: OA&A: B Patterson 57/60;
AA: G Young 54/60; B: E Bertollo
56/60, 2nd P Radoa 55/60; C: W Sadler
53/60; 20T CONT: OA&A: B Patterson
25/25; AA: T Ballantine 24/25, 2nd G
Young 19/20; B: J Napoli 22/22, 2nd M
Cook 21/24; C: W Sadler 23/24.
Wonthaggi 4-11-01
(31) - 50T DB 50T PTS: OA&AA: K
Calder 200/200 2nd W Parks; A: G
Sparey 2nd B Scanlon; B: B Barlow
2nd D Kendall; C: B Swan 2nd J
Maffett; 15PR DR CD: 1st J Rowe, B
Woodward 3rd K Calder; HG: K
Calder 227/230; STRESS TEST: P
Mills.
CD: J Wood; 50T DB CS: AA: B
Forrest 74, R Kirley 73; A: P Desmond
48, W Apps 47; B: A Kirley 48, J Wood
47; C: B McKenna 45, P Shahin 41;
20PR DD: 1st W Forrest, T Apps 24/25
2nd R Kirley, M Kirley 23/25 3rd P
West, R Pitt 19/21.
Yarrawonga 4-11-01
Warm and windy (21) - 10T PS CD
EO: T Walls, B Henshaw, P Green, D
Jackel; 20T SB CD: OA&AA/A: B
Henshaw 2nd G Walls, T Walls, B
Henshaw; B: R Ellis 2nd J Kelly; C: B
Jackel 2nd A Ferguson; 20T HC: 1st A
Sinclair 2nd R Ellis 3rd K Willett;
25T DB CS: OA&AA/A: N Clark 2nd T
Walls; B: F Lyons 2nd R Ellis; C: A
Sinclair 2nd D Williams; HG: T Walls.
Woods Point 28-10-01
Fine then wet (27) - 5T EO DB PTS
Practice every Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 1pm
Sunday 6th Jan
100 tgt Trench Handicap - $35 (pays to 6th place) AA+0, A+4, B+8, C+12
100 tgt Skeet - $30 - 1st AA A B C
25 tgt Tower - $12 - 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Sunday 13th Jan
10 tgt P/S E/O C/D - $7
25 tgt GRD D/B - $12 - 1st & 2nd AA A B C
plus Sash O/All
25 tgt GRD P/Score - $12 - 1st & 2nd AA A B C
plus Sash O/All
20 tgt Continental - $10 C/D
Sunday 20th Jan
75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33 - Sash O/All,
1st A B C
JACKPOT
10 tgt P/S Eye Opener C/D Noms $7
** 50 tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA A B C plus O/A Sash
Noms $20
** 50 tgt Points 1st & 2nd AA A B C plus O/A Sash
Noms $20
** (These TWO events form part of the optional $1000
Lucky Ball rolling Jackpot)
Sunday 27th Jan
Albury Wodonga 11-11-01
Cool & Sunny (32) - 10T P/S: T
Wright, P Leahy, M Kruger-Davis, R
Ehlers, G Tabain; 25T P/S: OA&AA:
P Leahy 73/75, T Wright 75/78; A: G
Rudd 71/75; D Gabriel 68/75; B: H
Stolpe 72/75, M Wright 70/78; C: A
Ferguson 51/75, P Robinson 46/75;
25T D/B: OA&AA: R Liersch 35/35,
G Tabain 34/35; A: D Gabriel 34/35,
G Lafferty 25/26; B: L Mitsch 24/26,
M Wright 23/26; C: H Stolpe 20/25,
P Robinson 19/25; 25T S/B: OA&AA:
G Tabain 25/25,R Ehlers 27/28; A: K
Maurey 26/27, T Caldwell 25/27; B:
L Mitsch 23/25, M Wright 20/25; C:
H Stolpe 20/25, P Robinson 18/25;
25T H/C: 1st T Wright 25/25, 2nd J
Leahy 36/37, 3rd P Leahy 35/37; 5
Man Team: J Leahy, P Leahy, M
Kruger-Davis, L Mitsch & K
Maurey 187/200; OAHG: T Wright
173/180; JNR EV3: J Leahy 22/25.
Barellan 11-11-01
Fine & Sunny (23) - 15T D/B NOV
H/C: 1st l Irvin, 2nd K Whytcross,
3rd M Stanmore, 4th S Whytcross,
5th A Bound; VET: R Rixon; JNR: B
Irvin; LAD: S Turner; MYSTERY: A
Lucchese & A Bound; 20T D/B NOV
H/C: 1st A Clark, 2nd K Polsen, 3rd
S Turner, 4th A Raadgener, 5th D
Turner; VET: M Stanmore; JNR: B
2 DAY ANNIVERSARY
OPEN SHOOT
BATHURST GUN CLUB
KING OF THE MOUNT
SULMAN PARK MT PANORAMA
Saturday 2nd February 2002 10 am
Veneto / Abruzzo Shoot
(See separate advert this issue)
Sunday 3rd Feb
100 tgt Trench Handicap - $35 (pays to 6th place)
AA+0, A+4, B+8, C+13
# Feb 10th Charity Shoot in aid of Cancer Council
Sponsored by Winchester #
See next months magazine for details
15 TGT DTL NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP - NOMS
$15 INCLUDES CARTRIDGES
2nd Sunday in every month during 2002.
President: A De Muri 0418 353 268
Secretary: Claire Watts (03) 9742 1134
Management reserve the right to alter the program if considered necessary
Minimum of 5 shooters must be in grade before 2nd prize paid.
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Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
15T D/B Eye Opener Graded $7.00
50T D/B Business Houses Championship $30.00
Overall Sash
1st, 2nd, 3rd in each grade
30T Bathurst White Wood Warehouse Handicap $15.00
Trophies
1st to 5th Furniture Total Value $2,000.00
Sunday 3rd February 2002 9am
Event 4:
Event 5:
15T D/B Eye Opener Graded $7.00
90T Eric Troy Memorial
King of the Mount Champion of Champions $45.00
Overall, 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each grade
Total Noms $104
OVERALL HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1 TO 5 SASH AND CASE OF SHELLS
HIGH GUN MEDAL FOR EACH GRADE
Lucky Draw for all shooters who shoot the full program, Prize
donated by the Horsely Park Gun Shop.
For further information contact President Les Aberley 6331 3791 AH
or Secretary Peter Haley 6355 1117
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice.
January 2002
Irvin;
LAD:
L
McAuliffe;
MYSTERY: S Turner & L McAuliffe; 10T D/B 15M: A: D Turner, 2nd
L Todd; B; S Whytcross, 2nd L Brissenden; C: B Irvin, 2nd K Polsen;
VET: M Stanmore; JNR: J Tait;
LAD: L McAuliffe; OHG: K Polsen;
LADHG: L McAuliffe; JNRHG: B
Irvin; VETHG: M Stanmore; LES
DOW MEM YR AGG: K Whytcross.
This was the final shoot for 2001,
shooting will recommence on 2nd
Sunday in February 2002.
Batemans Bay 21-10-01
Sunny and warm (8) - 30T DB: AA:
B Thompson 28/30, C Smith 27/30;
A: D Giatras 28/30, N Brady 27/30;
B: A Wedutenko 28/30, B Smith
26/30; 25T PS: AA: C Smith 71/75, B
Thompson 70/75; A: N Brady 71/75,
D Giatras 69/75; B: B Smith 75/75,
A Wedutenko 70/75; 25 M/T: AA: B
Thompson 31, C Smith 31; A: D
Giatras 32, N Brady 27; B: B Smith
30, A Wedutenko 26; 10PR DR: AA:
C Smith 31/40, B Thompson 30/40;
A: N Brady 14/20, D Giatras 13/20;
B: B Smith 13/20, A Wedutenko
11/20.
Bathurst 21-10-01
Fine and sunny (15) - 50T SKEET
CD: AA: R Clarke 50/50, I Stewart
48; A: A Hickman 47, O Shoemark,
R Walker, R Hunt all 46; C: W
Ciosmak 43, G Christlo, P Haley
both 38; 50T SKEET CS: OA: I
Stewart 59/60; AA: R Clarke 49/50,
P Vella 48/50; A: A Hickman 49/50,
R Walker 47/50; C: W Ciosmak
42/50, M Haber 41/50.
Bathurst 4-11-01
Sunny (24) - 25T D/B E/O: P
Graham 25/25, L Aberley 25/25; 50T
P/S CLASSIC: OA: P Graham
147/150; AA: T Dolber 146/150, L
Aberley 145/150; A: M Pound
141/150, P Rosoni 140/150; B: B
Kelias 142/150, M Harber 141/150;
C: R McKay 143/150, S Pennels
136/150; 50T SB CHAMP: OA: P
Graham 49/50; AA: T Doblel 47/56,
L Aberley 46/56; A: A Brown 46/50,
B Daley 42/50; B: T Monk 46/50, M
Harber 44/50; C: G Christlo 45/50, R
McKay 42/50; HG: P Graham
221/225.
Bega 28-10-01
Sunny (24) - 10T DB CM CD: B
Deacon, N Teale, R Price, E Waterson, R Kearns, J Siene, S McIntyre,
C Sheehan; 25T HC: 1st K Pearce
2nd S McIntyre 3rd D Shipton; 60
M/T: AA: N Teale 2nd R Kearns; A:
D Ubrihien 2nd S McIntyre; B: C
Sheehan 2nd D Shipton; C: J Siene
2nd S Seckar; HG: S McIntyre; FM:
S Seckar.
Bombala 21-10-01
Fine and sunny (17) - 10T PS CM
EO: R Peadon, B Cooper, C Davis;
MONARO DIST M/T CS: OA: B
Cooper; AA: B Duncan 2nd C Davis;
A: B Cooper 2nd T Gray; B: F Luccarda; C: R Peadon 2nd C Field;
MONARO DIST 25T SB CS: OA: B
Cooper; AA: O Benson 2nd A
Roberts; A: B Cooper 2nd T Gray; B:
F Luccarda; C: C Field 2nd R
Peadon; 25T DB HC: 1st B Cooper
2nd B Duncan 3rd R Peadon; STH
DIST 25T PS CS: OA: B Duncan;
AA: B Duncan 2nd C Davis; A: B
Cooper 2nd T Gray; B: F Luccarda;
C: C Field 2nd R Peadon; HG: B
Cooper.
Boorowa 27-10-01
Cool and windy (17) - 25T HC: T J
O’Leary 2nd N Privett 3rd E
Barton; 50T DB S HAMILATON
SHIELD: OA: G Sinclair 84/84; AA:
January 2002
T J O’Leary 2nd A Barton; A: M
Campbell 2nd M Campbell; B: W
Channing 2nd B Armour; C: G
Campbell 2nd C Croker; 15PR DR
CS: OA: E Barton 35/35; AA: T J
O’Leary 2nd G Sinclair; A: M Campbell 2nd M Campbell; B: D Geddes
2nd D Howard; C: G Campbell 2nd
C Croker; HG: T J O’Leary 101/105.
Canowindra
Fine and sunny (23) - 25T DB Gr:
AA: S Foster, M McCalister, G Sinclair all 25; A: J Lawrence 25, S
Carbagelo, M Pound both 23; B: M
Matilka, J Horspool 24; C: I Foster
23, A Coclough 22; 80T MED:
OA&AA: G Sinclair 116/120; AA: M
McCalister 113, G McCalister 112;
A: J Scuito 113, M Blazley 111; B: J
Horspool 103, J Rue 102; C: C
Scuito, I Foster both 106; OAHG:
141/145.
Cecil Park 19-10-01
Cool but fine (36) - 30T CONT CD:
AA: G Rootes, N Xenos 29/30;A: G
Hapeshi, J Muscat 29/30; B: G
Zorotheos, G Chahine 29/30; C: A
Silvestro 26/30; 30T CONT C/T: AA:
N Xenos 30/30, G Rootes 27; A: J
Muscat 30/30, L Chahine 29; B: B
Bartolo 30/31, J Christensen 29; C:
T Themistocleous 29/30, A Silvestro
39/41.
Cecil Park 26-10-01
Fine (43) - 30T SB C/T: AA: V Gatt;
A: J Tsiftsis; B: G Chahine; C: J
Soulis; EVT 2: AA: P Farrugia 2nd C
Sherry; A: G Hapeshi 2nd C
Andrew; B: G Chahine 2nd G
Zorotheos; C: N Papadatos 2nd T
Themistocleous.
Cecil Park 27-10-01
Fine and windy (19) - 10T PTS EO
CD: AA: G Rootes; A: B Samuels, T
Lionatos, G Hapeshi; B: G Chahine;
C: C Auditore; 30T DB CD: AA: F
Auditore, T Psarakis; A: T Lionatos;
B: K Berry, G Chahine; C: C
Beecham; 30T SB CD: AA: T
Psarakis, V Gatt; A: D McLeod, J
Worley; B: G Chahine; C: C Auditore; 30T PTS CD: AA: T Psarakis;
A: T Lionatos; B: G Chahine; C: C
Beecham.
Cecil Park 2-11-01
Windy (38) - 10T PTS EO CD: AA: C
Sherry, N Xenos; A: G Hapeshi, D
Tatam; B: B Bartolo; C: T Tehmistocleous, J Soulis, P Shiailis; 25T DB
CD: AA: C Sherry, J Koolbanis, N
Xenos; A: B Frost; B: J Christensen,
P Nikesitch, B Barillaro, G Zorotheos; C: J Soulis; 25T PTS C/T: AA: C
Sherry 2nd G Rootes; A: R Chahine
2nd J Muscat; B: P Nikesitch 2nd G
Zorotheos; C: J Soulis 2nd T
Themistocleous.
Cecil Park 9-11-01
Fine (33) - 10T PTS E/O C/D: AA: P
Farrugia, V Gatt 30/30; A: M Bajada
29/30; B: G Chahine 29/30; C: J
Soulis 26/30; 25T S/B C/D: AA: J
Koolbanis, P Farrugia, V Gatt 23/25;
A: G Dominello, M Bajada, B
Baratto 24/25; B: B Bartolo 22/25;
C: J Soulis 23/25; 25T PTS C/T: AA:
T Abela 72/75, 2nd P Farrugia & V
Gatt 69/75; A: J Muscat 72/75, R
Chahine 74/78; B: G Chahine 73/75,
2nd B Bartolo 69/75; C: J Soulis
65/75, 2nd L Morabito 64/75.
Cecil Park 10-11-01
Fine (19) - 50T SK C/D: AA: T
Haines 50/50; A: A Hickman 50/50;
B: D Watchorn 46/50; C: S Cavallaro
41/50; 50T SKT C/S: OA: M Morgan
57/57; AA: T Haines 56/57, 2nd M
Newman 66/68; A: R Walker 47/51,
2nd P Kouroupis 47/50; B: P
Albury Wodonga
Clay Target Club Inc
Po Box 937, Albury NSW 2640
Sunday 13th January 10.00 Start
Ev 1.
10 Target Point Score Cash Divide
Noms $6
Ev 2. 50 Target Point Score Championship
Noms $19 L/V $13 Jnr $9
Ev 3. 50 Target Double Barrel Championship
Noms $19 L/V $13 Jnr $19
Ev 4. 25 Target Continental Championship
Noms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5
ALL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS PAY O/A - 1ST &
2ND EACH GRADE
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER FULL PROGRAMME
JUNIOR AWARD ON EVENT 3 - FREE NOMS TO
NEXT SHOOT
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for
possible shot over full programme.
Skeet Shooters
2 Day Skeet Shoot
Sponsored by Elks Hunting & Fishing
Saturday 26th January 2002 10.00am Start
Ev 1. 50 Skeet Cash Divide
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
Ev 2. 50 Skeet Championship
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
Ev 3. 50 Skeet Handicap
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
Sunday 27th January 2002 10.00am Start
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
Ev 3. 50 Skeet Doubles Championship
Noms $18 L/V $13 Jnr $8
HIGH GUN OVER BOTH DAYS - SASH
HIGH GUN OVER BOTH DAYS FOR LADY,
VETERAN & JUNIOR
(provided min 3 in each section)
Graded High Gun over both days - 1/2 case shells
All championship events pay Overall - 1st & 2nd
in AA A B & C
Camping facilities available
President: Reg Petts BH (02) 6040 1133
AH (02) 6025 1239
Secretary: Ross Carter 0419 449 465
AH (02) 6025 2294
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Williams 45/50, 2nd D Watchorn
44/50; C: S Cavallaro 45/50.
Cecil Park 11-11-01
Fine (14) - 100T ISSF SK: J Ehrenreich 87/100; 100T TRENCH C/T:
JNR: C McLauchlan 81/100; OA: F
Minici 114/125; A: S Zadro 113/125;
B: M Bajada 100/125.
Cessnock 10-11-01
Fine & Sunny - SPORTING CLAYS:
OA: G Culley 92/100; AA: D Archer
88/100, F Searles 86/100, A Garvie
84/100; A: T Turner 83/100, G
Condron 82/100, C Main 78/100; B:
M McCullum 84/100, S Brock
82/100, Loremer 81/100; C: D
Goodwin 75/100, S Sweeney 68/100,
D Chapman 63/100.
Coffs Harbour 27-10-01
Perfect (15) - 25T SKEET CD: M
Banicek, R Palmer 23/25, B Elliott,
R Kelso 20/25; 50T SKEET HC: 1st
R Palmer 2nd F Malone 3rd B
Aitchison.
Coffs Harbour 10-11-01
Overcast & Calm (36) - 50T D/B
15M: AA: N McDonnell 148/148, B
Jones 147/148, B Webb 147/148; A:
B Aitchison 76/77, R Riley 75/77, S
Wallis 55/57; B: C McBean 49/50, F
Maione 47/50, N Watkins 45/50; C: J
Pirlo 46/50, B Marjoram 41/50; 50T
D/B 15M: AA: P Brown 99/99, B
Hooper 98/99, M Hickey 63/64; A: P
McGuire 54/55, D Hancock 53/55; R
Riley 51/53; B: F Maione 49/50; N
Watkin 52/54, C Polsen 51; C: J
Pirlo 49/50, B Marjoram 43/50, G
Hartman; HG: P Brown 112/112;
AAHG: B Hooper 111/112; AHG: R
Riley 97/100; BHG: F Maione
96/100; CHG: J Pirlo 94/100.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
10th Year Anniversary
2 Day Open DTL Shoot
where:- Newcastle Lake
Macquarie CTC
when:- March 2002
Full details February 2002 magazine.
Coleambally 10-11-01
Mild & Sunny (26) - 10T D/B CONT
C/D: S Hay, B Wild, J Blaine, M
Monteleone & G Tabain 10/10; 30T
D/B CONT C/S: AA: G Evans, 2nd G
Tabain; A: K Shields, 2nd B Wild; B:
B Shields, 2nd M Monteleone; C: M
Painting, 2nd T Jones; 30T D/B C/S:
AA: T Shields; A: B Wild; B: P Ledwidge; C: M Painting; HG: G Evans.
Condobolin 4-11-01
Hot and windy (11) - 10T EO CD: P
Barnes, C Foster, T Murray, J Leadbitter, B Mooney; 25T DB: AA/A: T
Murray 2nd J Leadbitter; B: A
Glasson 2nd M Mooney; C: B
Mooney; 25T HC: 1st G Venables
2nd P Barnes 3rd J Leadbitter;
20PR DR: AA/A: P Barnes 2nd C
Foster; B: B White 2nd A Glasson;
C: B Mooney; HG: P Barnes 91/100.
2nd A Ferguson; HG: T Pfeiffer;
RAFFLE: P Leahy, C Elklington.
Cooma 13-10-01
Overcast and cool (18) - 10T DB EO
CD: B Smith, D Blewitt, R Venables,
W Warriner, S McIntyre, K Croft all
10/10; 50T PS CLUB CS: OA: C
Smith 147/153; A: W Warriner
144/153, D Blewitt 143/150; B: B
Smith 136/150, M Corbett 135/150;
C: D Brotherton 135/156, E Osolins
134/156; 25T DB HC: 1st A Niesar
28/29 2nd R Venables 27/29 3rd K
Dawe 37/39 FM E Osolins 33/35.
Cooma 27-10-01
Overcast and showers (16) - 50T
SKEET HC: 1st E Osolins 2nd R
McGufficke 3rd D Blewitt; 25PR
SKEET DBLS CLUB CS: OA: D
Blewitt 46/50; A: T Harris; :B R Venables 2nd D Badewitz 3rd R McGufficke; C: C Casarotti 2nd T Post 3rd
N Badewitz.
Cooma 10-11-01
Fine & Windy (18) - 5PR D/R C/D
E/O: S McIntyre 10/10, E Osolins &
P Schremmer 9/10; 25PR D/R: OA: S
McIntyre 42/50; AA: P Schremmer
36/50, 2nd R Kearns 33/50; A: W
Warriner 41/50, 2nd K Dawe 39/50;
B: B Smith 42/60, 2nd M Corbett
41/60; C: R Nichols 31/50, 2nd E
Oslins 29/50; 20PR D/D C/S: 1st P
Schremer & G Geering 18/20, 2nd D
Blewitt & M Corbett 17/20; 25T D/B
H/C: 1st A Neilsen 26/26, 2nd C
Smith 25/26, 3rd M Corbett 29/30;
FM: R Nichols 23/25; HG: S McIntyre 74/85.
Corowa 28-10-01
Warm and breezy (45) - 10T DB CD:
11 possibles; 30T PRES DB CS: OA:
I McGeogh 63/63 2nd T Pfeiffer; A:
G Rudd 2nd G Walls; B: I Erbacher
2nd R Gulliver; C: A Ferguson 2nd
R Howard; 20T FEDERATION HC:
1st D Whyte Jnr 2nd T Pfeiffer 3rd
R Dale; TEAM EVENT: Corowa 1 p Wojtowyez, R Wojtowyez, Dwhyte,
D Whyte Jnr, R Briggs 93; 20T PS
CS: OA&A: P Wojtowyez 2nd G
Walls; AA: R Dale 2nd T Pfeiffer; B:
F Ibbott 2nd K Robinson; C: J Acton
Cowra 6-10-01
Sunny with gusty winds (18) - 20T
CD: AA: G Sinclair, T O’Leary, J
Finn all 20; A: C O’Leary, M Campbell both 20, D Johnstone 17; B: C
Galea 19, D Geddes 17, D
Cavendish 11; C: R Guihot 20, A
MacLeod 19, C Walsh 18; 25T HC:
1st C O’Leary 24/25+19/19 2nd J
Finn 24/25+18/19 3rd M Campbell
24/25+13/14; CZ DR CS: OA&AA: T
O’Leary 27/30, D Hammond
23/30+8/10; A: C O’Leary 23/30, D
Johnstone 21/30+8/10; B: D Geddes
CECIL PARK
CLAY TARGET CLUB
5 STAND PRACTICE & COMPETITIONS
CPCTC will run 5 stand practice each Sunday 10.30 am till 2.30 pm. There will be a 5-stand
competition held on the 4th Sunday each month starting February 24th 2002 at 10.00 am.
Nominations will close 11.00am.
All shooters will be graded on the 1st 50 targets into one of the following four grades:
AA A B C.
Overall will receive 10 packets of 7 1/2 shotshell
1st each grade 7 packets of 7 1/2 shotshell
2nd each grade 3 packets of 7 1/2 shotshell
The committee reserves the right to alter the program without prior notice if necessary.
Canteen facilities on grounds, Tea, Coffee & Soft Drinks, etc. Also Cartridges.
Shoot Marshals: R Dawson & Ian Clisdell
• President: Dave McLeod • Secretary: Barbara McLeod
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January 2002
Glen Innes Clay Target Club
Re-Opening of their new range located 12km South of Glen Innes on
the New England H’way at the ‘Stonehenge Recreation Grounds by current Olympian
Clive Barton.
Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th FEBRUARY 2002.
The Glen Innes Clay Target Club is grateful to Country Energy for its extensive
contribution in the re-establishment of its range facilities
SATURDAY - 9:30AM START
Event 1: 25 T Graded DB Cash Divide
15 m
Event 2: 50 T Country Energy Range Re-opening DB Championship 15m
Event 3: 50 T (25 T DB/ 25 T SB) Clay Targets Australia
Medley Championship 15m
$12
$30
$30
SUNDAY- 9:00AM
Event 4: 25 T Graded DB Cash Divide
15m
Event 5: 50 T Kings Fuel Supplies Pty Ltd & G.I.C.T.C
PS Championship 15m
$30
$12
Events 2,3 &5 O/A Sash & Trophy
1st each grade badge & trophy
2nd & 3rd each grade trophy
$1.00/25 T or 75 PS graded O/S
Event 6: 50 T Sapphire Trophy 15m
Overall sapphire
1st & 2nd each grade - Sapphire
3rd each grade - Trophy
*
*
*
*
$30
Overall High Gun Sash & Trophy donated by Mactaggart Family
Graded High Guns Trophy
Ladies Juniors & Veterans High Gun Trophy
Macansh Tin Tray on Event 5
o
o
o
o
Nominations are $150 including O/S
Ladies and Juniors 60% Nominations
Canterbury Voice Release Phono Pulls
250 Fluro Targets
The club is grateful for the assistance given by the Severn Shire Council , Department of Land
and Water Conservation and the Stonehenge Recreational Reserve Trust
The club reserves the right to alter the programme and
shoot offs conditions if deemed necessary
All Inquiries
President
Monte Klingner
January 2002
Secretary
Greg Wright
Andrew Futter
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$2,000 Cash
ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB
Summer Shoot
Sunday 3rd February 2002 - 9.00 am
1.
25 Tgt D/B Cash Divide - Noms $15.00
2.
25 Tgt P/S Cash Trophy Event - Noms $20.00
Overall Winner - $150.00
1st each grade $100.00 cash
2nd each grade $50.00 cash
3.
50 Tgt D/B Cash Trophy Event - Noms $35.00
“Ern Webb 1000”
Overall Winner - $400.00 Cash & Trophy
2nd Overall - $200.00
1st each grade $150.00
2nd each grade $50.00
OVERALL HIGH GUN - 500 SHELLS
ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB
Bong Bong Road, West Dapto
Canteen Facilities —- Ammunition Available
President: Fred Rapley H 02 4285 3177 or 0408 621 509
Vice President: Brad Webb W 02 4229 1915
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January 2002
22/30, C Galea 20/30; C: R Guihot
24/30+6/10, C Walsh 24/30+5/10; CZ
DD CS: 1st P Mould, G Sinclair
20/20+17/17 2nd C O’Leary, T
O’Leary 20/29+16/17; HG: T
O’Leary 68/75.
Cowra 3-11-01
Fine & Warm (29) - 20T D/B GRD
C/D 15M: AA: J Smith, G Sinclair &
D Wilson 20; A: S Gittoes, C O’Leary
& S Barbagello 20; B: J Horspool 20,
C Galea 19, R Percival; C: A
MacLeod, S Blomfield & C Sciuto
18; P/S C/S: OA&AA: J Smith 75/75,
2nd T O’Leary 74/75; A: C Ward
74/75, 2nd S Gittoes 73/75 + 11/12;
B: J Horspool 68/75, 2nd R Percival
65/75; C: A MacLeod 73/75 + 18/18,
2nd S Blomfield 73/75 +15; 25T off
H/C: 1st S Blomfield 25/25 +17/17,
2nd R Johnstone 25/25 + 16/17, 3rd
S Gittoes 25/25 +14/15; 10PR D/R
C/D GRD off 15M: AA: T O’Leary 18,
2nd J Smith & S Barbagello 17; A: J
Nash 18, 2nd S Gitteos & D Johnstone 16; B: C Galea 14, 2nd J Horspool 13; C: G Clark 16, 2nd A
MacLeod 15, 3rd C Sciuto 14; D/D
C/S: 1st J Smith & J Nash 20/20,
2nd P Mould & G Sinclair 19/20;
HG: J Smith 136/140 + 14/14.
Crookwell 20-10-01
Fine and sunny (14) - 50T DB CS
50T CONT CS: A: M Gerstenberg
104/106, R Hill 103; B: J Skelly
89/100, D Howard 87; C: J Woods
88/100, D Cromack 86; HG: M Gerstenberg 104/106.
Dorrigo 7-10-01
Fine But Windy (32) - 25T D/B 15M
C/D: AA: B Mackson & K McBean
23/25, M Hickey & C Cunningham
22/25; A: A Vine, A Stoiles, B
Sweeney, J Cunningham Snr 24/25;
B: S Mahon 23/25, C McBean & S
McBean 20/25; C: D Casbolt 19/25,
G Hartman & R Hobbs 14/25; 25T
D/B P/S 15M C/D: AA: M Hickey
72/75, B Mackson 70/75, K McBean
61/75; A: B McBean & N Campion
70/75, J Cunningham Snr 69/75; B:
S Mahon 63/75, C McBean 61/75, B
Mitchell 58/75; C: G Slattery & R
Hobbs 51/75, G Hartman 50/75;
15PR D/R C/S: AA&OA: G Sweeney
38/50, 2nd K McBean 19/30, 3rd B
Mackson & C Cunningham 18/30;
A: A Stokes 35/50, P Smith 27/40, B
McBean 21/30; B: C McBean 19/30,
S McBean 17/30, S Mahon 17/30; C:
G Hartman 14/30, D Casbolt 12/30,
R Beaumont 11/30; 25T D/B 15M
C/D: AA: M Hickey 25/25, K McBean
& C Cunningham 24/25; A: N
Campion 25/25, P McGuire 24/25, A
Vine 23/25, B Aitchison & B
McBean 23/25; B: S Mahon 23/25, C
McBean 22/25, B Mitchell 21/25; C:
D Casbolt 18/25, R Hobbs 16/25, G
Slattery 14/25; HG: B McBean
137/155.
Dorrigo 4-11-01
Fine But Overcast (20) - 25T D/B
C/D 15M: AA: C Cunningham 23/25;
A: J Cunningham Snr 25/25, W
Lasker, J Cunningham Jnr, A
Stokes 24/25; B: B Mitchell 22/25, F
Axisa 20/25; C: D Casbolt 21/25, G
Baxter 18/25; 25T D/B P/S C/S 15M:
AA: C Cunningham 71/75; OA&A: J
Cunningham Snr 87/90, D Mulhearn 86/90, P McGuire 106/111; B:
F Axisa 69/75, B Mitchell 59/75, L
Trembath 58/75; C: D Casbolt 67/75,
B Marjoram 54/75, G Baxter 48/75;
25T S/B C/D 15M: AA: C Cunningham 21/25; A: J Cunningham Jnr
22/25, J Cunningham Snr 21/25, S
Saul & A Stokes 21/25; B: F Axisa
23/25, B Mitchell 16/25, L Trembath
12/25; C: B Marjaram 17/25, d
Casbolt 15/25, R Beaumont 14/25;
January 2002
25T D/B C/D 15M: AA: C Cunningham 25/25; A: J Cunningham Jnr
25/25, J Cunningham Snr & P
Smith 23/25; B: F Axisa 24/25, B
Mitchell 22/25, L Trembath 17/25;
C: B Marjaram 22/25, D Casbolt
20/25, R Beaumont 14/25; HG: J
Cunningham Jnr 141/150.
Downside 27-10-01
Cool and cloudy - 100T DB CS: OA:
1st D Caccioppoli 2nd M Kruger
Davis 3rd H Fairfield Smith; AA: G
Dennis; A: B Hulm; B: B Tye; C: G
Patterson.
Dubbo 4-11-01
Fine & Windy (36) - 25T D/B C/D: M
McAllister, N Owen, C Betts, R
Larkings, C Strike, P Fitzalan & K
Heywood 25/25; 50T S/B CWTH
C/S: OA: A Turner 49/50; AA: M
McAllister 46/50, 2nd C Betts 45/50;
A: D Alcock 43/50, 2nd K Heywood
42/50; B: R Newton 30/50, 2nd G
Denniss 27/50; C: A McMahon
33/50, 2nd C Sciuto 34/52; 25T P/S
C/S: OA: G Tabain 117/117; AA: M
McAllister 116/117, 2nd I Piddington 99/102; A: K Heywood 77/78,
2nd J Fedele 74/75; B: P Kay 74/75,
2nd G Denniss 63/75; C: S Job
70/78, 2nd C Sciuto 67/78; 25T D/B
H/C: OA: S Smith 36/36, 2nd D
Alcock 35/36, 3rd C Strike 32/33,
4th T Knowles 28/29, 5th P Fitzalan
63/64; OAHG: A Turner 170/175.
Forest 14-10-01
Fine but windy (24) - 50T DB CD:
AA: J Dematos 2nd G Coughlan; A:
J Vella, 2nd D Easterway; B: N
Petrone 2nd N Sharp; C: G Clement
2nd J Vella; 50T SB CS: AA: G
Coughlan 44/50, J Dematos 41/50;
A: J Vella 45/50, A Gallagher 44/50;
B: J Hugo 35/50, N Petrone 34/50; C:
G Clement 41/50, J Vella Jnr 35/50.
Forest 28-10-01
Fine and windy (30) - 75 M/T: AA: A
Welsh 2nd G Coughlan, D Eagles; A:
R Violi 2nd A Gallagher; B: N
Petrone 2nd N Sharp; C: J Ryan 2nd
D Cali.
Glen Innes 3-11-01
Overcast (54) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: B
Rumbel, B Machul, P Holmes, T
Burey, B Hunter, M McCosker, T
Schneider, A Skinner, P Harris, J
Marshall & G Lancaster 25/25; A: P
McGuire, S O’Rourke, V Lavelle & P
Wright 25/25; B: M Ellis, K Bourke,
M Curills 24/25; C: T Bourke 23/25,
2nd J Smith 21/25, M Hiscox 17/25;
40T MXD: OA: T Schneider 60/60;
AA: G Lancaster 93/95, 2nd L
Kennedy 91/95; A: S O’Rourke 89/95
tossed, 2nd M Klinglner 89/95; B: M
Ellis 58/60, 2nd M Grills 55/60; C: T
Bourke 50/60, 2nd J Smith 49/50;
25T P/S C/D: AA: T Schneider, A
Skinner 75/75, 2nd B Machul, P
Holmes & P Harris 74/75; A: S
O’Rourke & B Sweeney 75/75, 2nd
G Baxter, P Wright & M Klingner
74/75; B: C McBean 75/75, 2nd M
Grills 73/75, 3rd G Conwell 69/75;
C: T Bourke 61/75, 2nd J Smith
56/75, 3rd M Hiscox 45/75.
Grafton 11-11-01
Fine, Hot & Humid (38) - 25T D/B
C/D: AA: G Sweeney, M Hickey, C
Cunningham 25/25; A: B Aitchinson, P Smith, D Hancock, B
Cameron, B Sweeney, N Campion, S
O’Rouke 25/25; B: B Mitchell 25/25,
2nd C McBean, P Maloney & F
Maione 24/25; C: J Pirlo 23/25, 2nd
J Faulks 23/25; 30T JACARANDA
MXD CLASSIC: OA: B Sweeney
75/75; AA: G Sweeney 98/100, 2nd
M Hickey 96/100; A: J Cunningham
74/75, 2nd J Saul 72/75; B: J Pirlo
NSW GUN CLUB LTD
JANUARY 2002
Wednesday 2nd January 2002
2.00 pm - Charles Halvaty Skeet H/Cap Comp
Saturday 5th January 2002
11.30 am Skeet Competition
25t E/O C/D + 75t
10.00 am Practice
Wednesday 9th January 2002
6.30 pm Charles Waterhouse Memorial Shoot 30t
Practice 2.00 pm - 10.00 pm
10.00 am Practice
Wednesday 16th January 2002
2.00 pm - Alf Najar Skeet H/Cap Comp
1.00 pm - Trap Competition 25t E/O D/B C/D
25t D/B, 50t P/S
10.00 am - Practice
10.00 am - Novelty Sporting
Competition 100t
EVERY WEDNESDAY
7.00 pm Trap Competition - 30t
2.00 pm - 10.00 pm - Practice
Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
NSW 2084
Phone: (02) 9450 1775; Fax: (02) 9486 3497
Info: Club Captain: Rex Northcott
(02) 9646 53 67 - Sue Nichols (02) 4579 6332
MATTARELLI TRAPS ARE NOW IN
USE ON OLYMPIC TRAP, SKEET,
TRAP & ISSF LAYOUTS - 5 STAND
LAYOUT NOW IN USE.
ALL LAYOUTS ARE COIN OPERATED
IN GROUND PHONO PULL SYSTEMS
Wednesday Nights
All Layouts now shooting under floodlights.
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NEW SOUTH WALES
GUN CLUB LTD
2002 GRAND PRIX SHOOTS
February 2nd
March 9th
May 12th
June 1st
July 13th
August 10th
Newcastle LMCTC
New South Wales Gun Club
Newcastle LM CTC
Grand Prix Final
Sponsored by:
NEW SOUTH WALES
SAFETY AWARENESS COUNCIL
ISSF Shooting
Each Grand Prix Olympic Trap & ISSF Skeet will be 100t + Final.
To be eligible to shoot in the Grand Prix Final, to be held on August 10th at New South
Wales Gun Club, you must have entered in one (1) Grand Prix Olympic Trap or ISSF Skeet
events. The event details and scores MUST be recorded in your handicap card, which is to
be presented at the Grand Prix Final.
131 BOORALIE ROAD, TERREY HILLS, NSW 2084
PO BOX 303, TERREY HILLS, NSW 2084
PHONE: (02) 9450 1775 - FAX: (02) 9486 3497
For further information: Phone Club Captain: Rex Northcott: H (02) 9646 5367 or
Phone Sue Nichols: H (02) 4579 6332
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January 2002
49/50, 2nd F Maione 71/75; C: B
Marjoram 41/50, 2nd G Hartman
40/50; 50PR D/B C/S: OA: C Cunningham 102/102; AA: M Hickey
54/55, 2nd G Sweeney 49/50; A: N
Campion 101/102, 2nd B Sweeney
62/63; B: J Pirlo 60/62, 2nd B Finch
59/62; C; G Hartman 42/50, 2nd T
Faulks 42/51; OAHG: B Sweeney
135/135; VHG: N Campion 123/125;
LGH: P Maloney 106/125; JHG: J
Pirlo 121/125.
Grenfell 11-11-01
Overcast & Windy (12) - 25T S/B
CONT C/D: P Barnes, M Blazley, D
Geddes, P Dorizas, M Mitton & W
Schaefer equal 1st; 50T P/S C/S:
O/A&A: J Gorman 142, 2nd P
Barnes 132/150; B: D Geddes
127/150, 2nd M Mitton 117/150; 25T
H/C: 1st M Mitton 26/29, 2nd J
Gorman 25/29, 3rd M Blazley 22/26;
HG: J Gorman 182/200.
Guyra 28-10-01
Excellent (55) - 50T DB CS: OA: W
Lasker; AA: R Vidal 2nd B
Machul; A: P Smith 2nd B Hiscox;
B: C McBean 2nd R Beck; C: M
Wilson 2nd T Bourke; 50T PS CS:
OA: B Rumbel; AA: K D Marshall
2nd C Hayes; A: G Baxter 2nd W
McClenaghan; B: K Bourke 2nd K
Weatherall; C: M Wilson 2nd T
Bourke; 25T DB 25T SB MED CS:
OA: R hammond; AA: B Machul
2nd A Miller; A: G Baxter 2nd A
Vine; B: D Ellis 2nd K Bourke; C:
M Wilson 2nd T Bourke; HIGH
GUNS: OA: A Miller 246/250; AA:
K McBean 245/250; A: G Baxter
240/250; B: K Weatherall 243/250;
C: M Wilson 183/250; VET: L
Kennedy
242/250;
LAD:
C
McBean 213/250; JNR: A Miller
246/250.
Hay 4-11-01
Fine and overcast (29) - 10T PTS
CD EO: F headon, R Anderson, I
Headon, L Scribani-Rossi, B
Hatthaway, K Biggs; 20T SB CS:
OA&AA: L Scribani-Rossi; A: I
Macleod; :B G Davies; C: E Haidy;
HAY GC CUP 20T HC: 1st B
Callahan 2nd E McCullough 3rd S
Thompson; 40T DB CD LEO
HEADON
MEM
SHIELD:
OA&AA: D Barnes; A: I Macleod;
B: M Callanan; C: B Callanan; 10T
SB HC CLUB MUG: R Anderson;
HG: R Anderson 124/126.
Inverell 20-10-01
Fine, Cool and windy (30) - 25T
B/T: A: G Baxter 51/51; B: N
Campion 38/38; C: C McBean
22/25; 25T DB: AA: D Cuninghame 35/35; A: N Campion 28/28;
B: J Sullivan 28/30; C: B McNulty
22/25; 25T SB CONT CS: OA: R
Vidal 36/37; AA: P Harris 35/37; A:
B Sweeney 35/37; B: J Paul 21/27;
C: J Hall 20/25; 25T HC: 1st D
Pischke 28/28 2nd N Campion
27/28 3rd P Holmes 41/42; HG: N
Campion 73/75.
Junee 28-10-01
Fine and warm (18) - 10TDB
CONT EO: W Storer, D Metzler, M
O’Dowd, R Wright all 10; 50T DB
CONT CS: OA: R Wright 59/60;
AA: C Kneebone 58/60; A: W
Storer 49/52; B: J Considine 45/50;
25T PS TWR CD: J Foxwell 70/75,
D Power 68/75, R Schubach 64/75;
HG: J Foxwell 125/135.
Kempsey 20-10-01
Fine & Windy (8) - 25T D/B C/D
15M: AA: B Jones 22/25; A: S Saul
& P Pritchard 23/25; B: K
McWhirter & B Mitchell 22/25, T
January 2002
Baker 20/25; 25T P/S C/D 15M:
AA: B Jones 73/75; A: P Pritchard
59/75, S Saul 51/75; B: K
McWhirter 54/75, B Mitchell
52/75, T Baker 47/75; 25T D/B
H/C: 1st B Mitchell 22/25, 2nd B
Jones 21/25, 3rd K McWhirter
20/25; 20T D/B C/D 15M: AA: B
Jones 19/20; A: S Saul 18/20, P
Pritchard 15/20; B: B Mitchell
19/20,
T
Baker
18/20,
K
McWhirter 16/20; HG: B Jones
135/145.
Majura Park 17-10-01
-50T P/S: OA: D Reed 146/150; AA:
K Nealon 142/150; A: J Andonarous
134/150; B: A Christou 127/153: C:
D Crane 102/150.
- 25T P/S: OA: P Simon 101/102; AA:
B Skinner 71/75; A: J Andonarous
66/75; B: A Christou 100/102; C: J
Hunt 61/75; 25T S/B C/S: OA: P
Simon 24/25; AA: B Skinner 22/25;
A: J Stravapodis 26/32; B: I McKenzie 21/25; C: R Hunt 23/25.
- 25T D/B: OA: D Reed 42/42; AA: W
Cameron 41/42; A: R Reed 25/25; B:
I McKenzie 24/25; C: T Nealon
24/29; 30T MXD C/S: OA: J Allan
48/50; AA: D Reed 47/50; A: R Reed
43/50; B: I McKenzie 45/50; C: D
Crane 40/50.
Majura Park 4-11-01
- 25T D/B C/S: OA: P Simon 53/53;
AA: D Caccioppoli 52/53; A: H Klink
26/27; B: I McKenzie 24/25; C: D
Crane 23/25; 50T P/S C/S: OA: D
Reed 149/150; AA: P Simon 148/150,
2nd B Skinner 147/150; A: S Balogh
144/150, 2nd D Blewitt 142/150; B:
A Christou146/150, 2nd K Cox
141/150; C: D Crane142/150, 2nd S
Seckar 125/150; 25PR D/R C/S: OA:
D Reed 43/50; AA: M Lyons 43/50; A:
S Balogh 42/50; B: K Cox 35/50; C: D
Crane
30/50; H/G: D
Reed 216/225; VH/G: D Blewitt
193/225.
Marconi 12-10-01
Mild night (40) - 20T PS Gr SS: AA:
1x60 1x58 1x56; A: 3x59; B: 1x60
1x59 1x58; C: 1x52 1x46 1x41; 50T
DB: AA: T Czinker 51/51, T Psarakis
50/51; A: L Trew 58/58, N Malik
57/58; B: T Chryss 49/50, G Yaacoub
48/50; C: G Pouilios 46/50, A Tsolakis 43/50; HG: T Psarakis
110/110.
Marconi 14-10-01
Fine (36) - 15T DB Gr SS: AA: 3x15;
A: 1x15 3x14; B: 1x15 3x12; C: 1x14
1x12 1x11; 100T DB: AA: A Piazza
99/100, T Arvanitakis 144/148; A: L
Trew 101/106, T Lionatos 100/106;
B: D Tatam 95/100, A Chahrouk
94/100; C: C Briotelis 89/100, V
Mercuri 82/100.
Marconi 26-10-01
Fine night (30) - 30T PS Gr SS: AA:
1x58 1x57; A: 2x60; B: 1x59 1x57; C:
1x53 1x48; 50T DB: AA: T Psarakis
2nd T Arvanitakis; A: M Navara 2nd
L Trew; B: T Chryss 2nd M Chryss;
C: G Poulios 2nd A Tsolakis.
Marconi 28-10-01
Warm (36) - 50T DB: AA: N Xenos
2nd G Rootes; A: R Walsh 2nd L
Trew; B: D Salvaggio 2nd C Tsolaskki; C: V Mercuri 2nd A Tsolakis;
50T SB: AA: G Rootes 2nd G Kable;
A: T Lionatos 2nd M Navara; B: C
Tsolakki 2nd D Salvaggio; C: A Tsolakis 2nd V Mercuri.
TOTTENHAM
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
CENTRE OF
N.S.W. OPEN
SHOOT
Saturday 16th February 2002
9.00 am Start
$3,000 in Prizes
Event 1:
10T Eye Opener Cash Divide Graded
$8.00
Event 2:
25T Bogan River Point Score $18.00
AA A B C - 1st & 2nd - Sweep $2
Event 3:
25T Tottenham Classic Single Barrel
$18.00
Event 4:
25T Centre of NSW Double Barrel
$18.00
Event 5:
15 Pair Double Rise $20.00
AA A B C - 1st & 2nd
OVERALL HIGH GUN & GRADE HIGH GUNS
Sash & Trophy
LADIES, JUNIOR & VETERANS HIGH GUNS
Sash & Trophy
Noms $82.00 plus Sweeps $6.00
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS $62.00
PLUS SWEEPS $6.00
ACCOMMODATION:
Tottenham Hotel 02 6892 4211,
Happy Valley Caravan Park 02 6892 4126
Camping Available on grounds
President: Robert Brodin 02 6892 4019
Secretary: Ralph Larkings 02 6892 4118
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
Marconi 9-11-01
Mild Night (31) - 20T D/B GRD
Page 51
SWP: AA: 2x20; A: 4x20; B: 2x19,
1x18; C: 1x18, 2x16; 50T MXD: AA:
M Crews 49/50, 2nd P Athanasopoulos 58/60; A: C Andrew 50/50,
2nd R Smith 49/50; B: T Chryss
48/50, 2nd M Chryss 44/50; C: A
Tsolakis 48/50, 2nd G Poulios 43/50;
HG: C Andrew 69/70.
Marconi 11-11-01
Fine (42) - 15T P/S GRD SWP: AA:
2x45, 1x44; A: 4x45; B: 1x44, 3x42;
C: 1x42, 1x32, 1x29; 100T D/B C/S:
OA: A Del-Ben 102/104; AA: G Kennerson 107/110, 2nd V Gatt
106/110; A: B Samuels 101/104, 2nd
H Guerriero 108/111; B: D Salvaggio 92/100, 2nd J Luke 92/102; C: A
Tsolakis 92/100, 2nd G Poulios
87/100; HG: B Samuels 143/145.
Mathoura 26-10-01
Cool drizzly rain night - 10T CONT
DB CD: T Berryman, R Kemp 10;
25T CONT DB: OA&A: R Kemp
25/25; B: B Kerslake 22/25; C: H
O’Connor 23/25; 15T SB: 1st R
Kemp 2nd J Croker 3rd G Kerslake.
Metropolitan 3-11-01
Good (66) - 30T D/B: OA: G
Castellero 392/392; AA: C McHattie
391/392; A: R Walker 46/46, E Signorotto 45/46; B: B Miller 35/37, 2nd
S Tigani 34/37; C: D Cocozella
29/30, 2nd K Wilde 28/30; 30T
SPONSORED
BY
FRANK
O’REILLY SPORTS: OA: R Nisbet
105/105; AA: C McHattie 104/105;
A: S Zotti 90/90, 2nd C Trembath
98/99; B: R Caleo 94/98, 2nd B Lambevski 93/98; C: D Cocozella 85/90,
2nd K Wilde 84/90; 30T MED: 1st R
Kirley, 2nd A Delben, 3rd G Kable,
G Hayden & B Lambevski; 100T SK
GRAND PRIX: OA: P DeSilva
113/114; AA: A Cousens 112/114; A:
G Young 103/108, 2nd K Cousens
102/108; B: M Piccolo 94/100, G
Ward 79/100; C: B Lambevski
88/100, 2nd T Shields 86/100; DHG:
V Gatt 261/270.
Metropolitan 4-11-01
Good (68) - 25T S/B: OA: G Kable
28/28; AA: O Hayek 27/28; A: B
Lambevski 24/25, 2nd C Trembath
23/25; B: B Miller 24/27, 2nd I
DiMasi 23/27; C: L Durham 23/25,
2nd K Wild 21/25; 30T GRAND
PRIX D/B: OA: R Duthie & G
Hayden 270/270; A: C Trembath
30/30, 2nd S Peligrino 32/33; B: B
Miller 29/30, 2nd W Thomson 36/38;
C: L Durham 30/30, 2nd K Wild
29/31; 20PR D/R: OA: G Casterllaro
40/40; AA: S Atkins 57/60; A: C
Trembath 37/40, 2nd B Lambevski
32/40; B: P Guida 35/40, 2nd N
Moroni 34/40; C: K Wild 34/40, 2nd
J Pettinato 32/40; 100T SK: OA: A
Cousens 98/100; AA: P DaSilva
133/137; A: K Cousens 93/101, 2nd
R Williams 92/101; B: S Pellegrino
92/100, 2nd G Ward 90/100; C: C
Zozzo 90/100, 2nd M Tigani 88/100;
DHG: S Pilipasidis 175/195; CARN
DTLHG: G Castellaro 262/265;
CARN SKHG: A Cousens 197/200;
JNRHG: J Tigani 243/265; LADHG:
E Signorotto 245/265; THREE MAN
TEAM: S Atkins, P Headon & G
Casterllaro 274/285.
Moulamein 28-10-01
Clear, gale force winds (20) - 10T
DB SS: G Broad, P Costa, C Gorey,
N Lipple, G McGillivray, C Peach, R
Weaver, C Weaver; 25T DB CS: AA:
C Weaver 2nd R Weaver 3rd C
Peach; A: S bates 2nd J Finis 3rd M
Donald; B: A Taylor 2nd C Gorey
3rd G McGillivray; C: N Lipple 2nd
TAMWORTH CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC
(Venue for National DTL & Skeet Break Records)
Presents
24th Annual &
Northern Zone
Skeet Carnival
15 - 16 - 17 February 2002
Friday (PM) 15 February
50T Skeet Doubles - Cash Divide
(not included in High Gun)
Saturday - Sunday 16 -17 February
3 x 50T Skeet Championships
1 x 50T Skeet Handicap
Great Targets - Great Trophies - Great Shoot
Full Details February CTSN
Page 52
A Mills 3rd L Gorey; 25T PS CS: AA:
C Weaver 2nd G Broad 3rd J Finis;
A: J Finis 2nd G Wood 3rd M
Donald; B: J Costa 2nd A Taylor 3rd
P Costa; C: N Lipple 2nd A Mills;
25T CS: AA: J Finis 2nd G Broad
3rd C Weaver; A: S Bates 2nd J
Finis 3rd M Donald; B: G
McGillivray 2nd A Taylor 3rd J
Absalom; C: N Lipple 2nd A Mills;
OAHG: C Weaver 118/125.
Narromine
Fine, Sunny with Breeze (28) - E/O:
G Giannitis, I Piddington, RN Betts,
C McLaughlan 10/10; 20T S/B: I
Piddington 19/20, K Heywood
18/20, B Greenaway; 20T D/B M
Heywood 59/60, I Piddington 57/60;
B Greenaway; 20T D/B: M Heywood
20/20, I Piddington, RN Betts, B
Greenaway; 15PR D/R: M Heywood
26/30, I Piddington 23/30; RN Betts.
Narrandera 21-10-01
Perfect (11) - 5PR DR EO: S Guest
9, G Tabain, M Kruger-Davis 8;
20PR DR CS: OA&A: S Guest 36/40,
L Todd 32/40; B: A Raadgever 31/40,
J Tiffen; 20T DB CD: A: G Tabain, S
Guest 20/20; B: J Manley, A
Raadgever 20/20; 20T SB CD: A: G
Tabain, S Guest 20/20; B: J Manley
17/20; HG: S Guest 85/90.
Narrandera 18-11-01
Gale Force Winds, Rain & Dust (20)
- 10T D/B CONT E/O: P Crittenden,
J Blain, G Rudd, T Sherwood, G
Evans, C Kneebone & S Papasidero
10/10; 25T RZ D/B CONT C/S:
OA&B: J Manley 32/32; AA: R
Ehlers 31/32; A: P Crittenden 24/25;
C: B Charles 21/25; 24MT CONT
C/D: AA: R Ehlers 40/40; A: G Rudd
38/40; B: B Press 37/40; C: B
Charles 29/40; 25T P/S CONT: AA:
M Kruger Davis 71/75; A: G Rudd
71/75; B/C: L Brissenden 68/75; HG:
M Kruger Davis 142/150.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 610-01
DTL - 50T D/B: 30-39: 1st K Lonsdale 63-66, 2nd H Gay 62/66, 3rd P
Turner 46/50; 40-49: A Psaila 49/50,
2nd N Gay 47/50, 3rd G Gosling
54/59; 50-59: A Jones 84/85, 2nd J
Bainbridge 83/85, 3rd P Pemberton
48/50; 60-69: D McLeod 49/50, 2nd T
Harris 76/78, 3rd K Heywood 75/78;
70+: G Foster 47/50, 2nd J Hugo
44/50; 50T P/S: 30-39: A Baker
145/150, 2nd P Turner 144/150, 3rd
K Lonsdale 137/150; 40-49: G
Gosling 143/150, 2nd A Psaila
141/150, 3rd N gay 128/150; 50-59:
C Lindsay 149/150, 2nd A Jones
144/150, 3rd J Paul 138/150; 60-69:
T Turner Snr 143/150, 2nd T Harris
147/156, 3rd F Bradwell 144/156;
70+: G Foster 142/150, 2nd J Hugo
125/150.
DTL: 50T D/B CONT: 30-39: P
Turner 46/50, 2nd K Lonsdale
44/50, 3rd H Gay 43/50; 40-49: N
Gay 48/50, 2nd A Psaila 47/50, 3rd
G Joass 45/50; 50-59: J Bainbridge
47/50, 2nd A Jones 48/52, 3rd A
Burgess 47/52; 60-69: T Harris
49/51, 2nd T Turner 48/51, 3rd F
Bradwell 46/50; 70+: G Foster 45/50,
2nd J Hugo 36/50; 50T P/S CONT:
30-39: H Gay 139/150, 2nd P Turner
138/150, 3rd K Lonsdale 124/150;
40-49: A Psaila 135/150, 2nd G
Gosling 134/150, 3rd G Joass
127/150; 50-59: A Jones 137/150,
2nd J Bainbridge 131/150, 3rd A
Burgess 128/150; 60-69: F Bradwell
138/150, 2nd T Harris 133/150, 3rd
G Soppi 123/150; 70+: G Foster
118/150, 2nd J Hugo 98/150.
SKEET: 50T SK: 30-39: D Blake
42/50, 2nd J Jenkins 36/50; 40-49: N
Newbury 59/62, 2nd G Gosling
58/62, 3rd A Psaila 54/57; 50-59: D
Wyllie 51/54, 2nd J Nichols 50/54,
3rd K Winning 45/50; 60-69: T
Harris 45/50, 2nd K Heywood 44/50,
2nd F Bradwell 42/50; 70+: A Najar
43/50, 2nd K Moxley 42/50, 3rd H
Rice 46/55; 50T SK: 30-39: D Blake
43/50, 2nd J Jenkins 35/50; 40-49: G
Hayes 48/50, 2nd N Newbury 45/50,
3rd G Gosling 44/50; 50-59: D Wyllie
46/50, 2nd C Lindsay 45/50, 3rd J
Bainbridge 44/50; 60-69: T Harris
49/50, 2nd K Heywood 44/50, 3rd R
Gay 41/50; 70+: A Najar 48/50, 2nd
G Foster 43/50, 3rd K Moxley 38/50.
SKEET: 50T SK: 30-39: J Jenkins
41/51, 2nd D Blake 32/50; 40-49: G
Gosling 48/50, 2nd N Newbury
47/50, 3rd A Psaila 44/50; 50-59: K
Winning 47/50, 2nd D Archer 46/50,
3rd D Wyllie 44/50; 60-69: T Harris
46/50, 2nd F Bradwell 42/50, 3rd W
Thomson 40/50; 70+: A Najar 46/50,
2nd G Foster 45/50, 3rd K Moxley
38/50; 50T SK: D Blake 40/50, 2nd J
Jenkins 38/50; 40-49: G Gosling
52/54, 2nd G Hayes 51/54, 3rd N
Newbury 47/50; 50-59: D Archer
47/50, 2nd D Wyllie 53/58, 3rd J
Nichols 49/55; 60-69: T Harris
49/50, 2nd B Pepper 42/50, 3rd D
McLeod 45/54; 70+: A Najar 46/50,
2nd G Foster 42/50, 3rd H Rice
37/50.
SPORTING: 100T SPORTING
CLAYS: 30-39: D Blake 73/100, 2nd
J Jenkins 66/100; 40-49: G Hayes
88/111, 2nd Peter Petherbridge
87/111, 3rd G Gosling 76/100; 50-59:
J Nichols 87/100, 2nd D Archer
94/111, 3rd A Jones 90/111; 60-69: K
Heywood 79/100, 2nd F Bradwell
78/100, 3rd R guy 76/100; 70+: K
Moxley 68/100, 2nd T Bowring
66/100, 3rd G Foster 65/100.
FIELD: 100T: 30-39: D Blake 76/100,
J Jenkins 74/100; 40-49: G Hayes
79/100, 2nd S Hore 76/100, 3rd G
Miles 72/100; 50-59: J Nichols 85/100,
2nd D Archer 84/100, 3rd B Dulhunty
83/100; 60-69: T Harris 82/100, 2nd F
Bradwell 79/100, 3rd T Turner
78/100; 70+: T Bowring 73/100, K
Moxley 68/100, G Foster 63/100.
Cloudy (15) - 100T + FINAL: OA:
1st S Zadro 2nd F Minici 3rd R
Carr; A: H Kassianou; B: R Cangiano; C: E Zadro; NEWCASTLE 8
SHOOT TRENCH CHALLENGE
800T: OA: 1st H Kassianou 2nd F
Minici 3rd R Cangiano 4th J
Coaker, R Carr.
Cloudy (48) - 10T PS Gr CD: AA: K
Gault 2nd P O’Neill, C Linsday; A:
K Lonsdale, T Lionatos; B: R
Seaburn 2nd T Turner; C: K Davey
2nd D White, K Hugo; 50T NSW
STATE DB CONT CS: OA&AA: P
Farrugia 59/60 2nd M Ling; A: O
Shoemark 2nd R Manicaro; B: K
Morgan 2nd T Turner; C: M Daniel
2nd D White; 40T NSW STATE
MXD CS: OA&Aa: D Perri 59/60
2nd K Gault; A: A Vine 2nd G
Gosling; B: K Morgan 2nd A Silvestro; C: M Daniel 2nd R Fenwick.
January 2002
Fine and windy (42) - 10T PS Gr
CD: AA: P O’Neill, D Perri; A: G
Gosling, T Lionatos, S Praschinger,
A Vine; B: B Clifton 2nd N
Tschirpig; C: D White 2nd M Daniel;
50T NSW STATE SB CONT CS:
OA&AA: K Gault 2nd P Farrugia; A:
O Shoemark 2nd G Joass; B: R
McLean 2nd A Kapoolos; C: R
Fenwick 2nd D White; 50T NSW
STATE DB CONT CS: OA&AA: A
Jones 2nd C Lindsay; A: P Poile 2nd
John T; B: B Clifton 2nd M Nasr; C:
M Daniel 2nd D White.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 3&411-01
(48+) - 2 DAY HIGH GUNS: OA: D
Perri 346/370; AA: K Gault 342/370;
A: A Vine 324/370; B: B Clifton
313/370; C: D White 289/370; LAD:
R Seaburn 289/370; JNR: O Shoemark 324/370; VET: W Rae 310/370.
Fine (58) - 100T NOV: AA: F Searles
92/100, 2nd G Condran 100/111, 3rd
P Wells 98/111; A: D Jackson
88/100, 2nd B Clifton 86/100, 3rd G
Hayes 85/100; B: B Lilley 85/100,
2nd J Knowles 83/100, 3rd D Robinson 88/111; C: M McAllum 86/100,
2nd J Holt 69/100, 3rd S Ethridge
66/100; OA: D Ball 94/100.
New South Wales 20-10-01
Cool and fine - 10T EO: M Vatiliotis,
B Bush, G Fox, P Farrugia, R Beer,
R Northcott, N Maryska, T
Psarakis, T Silvestro, D Perri, R
Melrose, T Arvanitakis, A Abraham,
N Xenos, K Sapsford all 15/15;
100T: OA: T Arvanitakis 98; AA: M
Vatiliotis 98+17, R Northcott 98+12;
A: T Lionatos 98+9, C Cameron 96;
B: C McMahon 93+4, A Konstantakipoulos 93+3; C: T Silvestro 94, A
Martin 91.
Fine - 50T 5 STAND: A: B Clifton 33,
R Kouroupis 29; B: D Robinson 37, D
Morgan 34; C: K Croft 29, R Beer 26;
25T EO 5 STAND: 1st R Ellis 19 2nd
D Morgan 18 3rd B Clifton 17.
Overcast - 25T EO CD SKEET: R
Clarke 2nd P Kouroupis, J Daly, J
Guberina, R Beer; 75T SKEET: AA:
R Clarke; A: T Haines; B: R Beer; C:
B Thomson.
Fine - DTL: 10T E/O: R Northcott, B
Clifton, T Cragg, W Maryska, T
Czinker, C Eleftheriou, C Cameron,
A Konstantakopoulos, R Beer & P
Eherton; 100T P/S: O/A: R Squire
289; AA: W Maryska 276, 2nd R
Northcott 275; A: T Czinker 285,
2nd C Cameron 277; B: B Clifton
282, 2nd B Bush 266; C: F Ward
219.
Orange 28-10-01
Warm and sunny (31) - 50T DB CD:
J W Smith, G Betts, 2nd J
Lawrence, M McAllister, T O’Leary,
M Matilka, S Barbagallo; 25T SB
CS: OA: T O’Leary 50/51; AA: J W
Smith 2nd M McAllister; A: S
Barbagallo 2nd J Fedele; B: D
Hopwood 2nd R Sadler; C: C Scuito
2nd T Turner; 25T PS CD: AA: M
McAllister 2nd T O’Leary; A: J
Lawrence 2nd W Channing; B: D
Geddes 2nd A Peters; C: C Scuito
2nd T Turner.
Warren Gun Club Inc
GOLDEN IBIS 2002
2nd K O’Brien; B: I Litvinov 2nd C
Bailey; c: J Pirlo 2nd A Currie; OA:
B Mitchell; 50T CONT: AA: J Mack
2nd L Hearne; A: K O’Brien 2nd K
Clarke; B: A Clarke 2nd E Balogh;
C: J Pirlo 2nd B Marjoram; OA: R
Turner; 25T PS: AA: D Brown 2nd J
Mack; A: B Justice 2nd P McGuire;
B: E Balogh 2nd C Bailey; C: A Harrison 2nd J Pirlo; OA: M Harrison;
50T DB: AA: J Mack 2nd T Schneider; A: P McGuire 2nd H Batson; B:
B Mitchell 2nd E Balogh; C: J Pirlo
2nd A Harrison; OA: R Turner; 30T
DB 18M: AA: M Joass 2nd J Mack;
A: S O’Rourke 2nd E Balogh; B: I
Litvinov 2nd B Mtichell; C: J Pirlo
2nd R Deane; OA: P Brown.
Parkes 10-11-01
Fine (14) - 25T P/S GRD C/D: AA: P
Barnes 75/75; A: G Buckley 72/75;
B: G Breaden 69/75; C: R Nock
67/75; AA: R Ellison 75/75; 50T D/B
C/S: OA: P Barnes 64/64; AA; T
O’Leary 63/64; A: J Watts 46/50; B:
R Burns 42/50; C: I Foster 47/50;
25T H/C: 1st D Wilson 35/37, 2nd R
Ellison 34/37, 3rd J Watts 33/37;
HG: R Ellison 146/150.
Shoalhaven 14-10-01
Wet (34) - 10T EO: N McMahon, W
Higginbotham both 10/10; I
REHBEIN SHIELD 100T DB:
OA&AA: W Higginbotham 101/101,
B Thompson 100/101; A: R Ehlers
2nd P Schrieber; B: J McMillan 2nd
G Tebbutt; C: M Baker 2nd B
Parkhill; ENC AWARD: A Fraser;
AA JACKPOT: B Thompson, W Higginbotham both 100/100.
Port Macquarie 4-11-01
Fine, Light/Med Wind (20) - 25T
H/C: 1st R Abrahams 25/25, 2nd R
Riley 25/25, 3rd AR Sharkey 24/25;
25T P/S: AA: N McDonnell 75/75; A:
K Neil 70/75; B: K Miller 65/75; C: S
Stevens 65/75; 25T S/B: AA: A
Miller 24/25; A: R Riley 24/25; B: B
Neil 22/25; C: S Stevens 22/25; 25T
CONT: AA: W Jones; A: K Neil; B: K
Miller; C: T Hands; HG: W Jones.
Shoalhaven 11-11-01
Warm & Fine (34) - 10T E/O: J
Fielden, N Forsythe, P Wood, K McKiernan, L Cook, P Gordon, M Carey, R
Hatcher, A Spillman, P Schrieber, W
Higginbotham, T Fraser; 100T MXD
C/S: OA&AA: 1st W Higginbotham,
2nd B Thompson, 3rd W Cameron; A:
1st R Walsh, 2nd P Schrieber, 3rd R
Ehlers; B: 1st G Tebbutt, 2nd D Loose,
3rd M Carey; C: 1st P Gordon, 2nd P
Woods, 3rd G Banyer.
Richmond River 27/28-10-01
Fine and breezy (38) - 50T SB: AA:
R Turner 2nd J Parker; A: B Justice
Singleton 14-10-01
Overcast (34) - 20T DB CD: AA: P
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Wison, G Buckley, C Foster, G
Blattman, J Haynes, M Blazley, D
Cooney; 75T Ch/Ch: OA: R Ellison
124/125; AA: P Fitzalan 121/125, C
Foster 120; A: S Barmagaio 121/125,
J Watts 115/125; B: N Block
119/125, G Breaden 112; C: R Nock
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O’Neill, A Fayth 20/20; A: A Norris,
D Hungerford, H Gay 20/20; B: D
Seve, T Turner Snr 20/20; C: R
Fenwick 19/20, N Gay, I Roberts
18/20; 20T PS CD: AA: P O’Neill
60/60, P Turner 56/60; A: A Raisbeck 59/60, L Finlay 57/60; B: D
Seve 58/60, W Merrick 54/60; C: N
Gay 50/60, M Caslick 49/60; 25T PS
CS: OA: B Smith 108/111; AA: T
Cragg 110/114; A: B Smith 108/111;
B: D Seve 72/75; C: I Roberts 68/75;
20T PS CD: AA: P O’Neill 60/60, P
Turner 58/60; A: A Norris 60/60, P
Poile, D Landers 59/60; B: P Jackson
60/60, O Lighezzolo 59/60; C: I
Roberts 53/60, S Kelly 50/60.
A: A Georgiou 142/150, 2nd D
Tatam 141/150; B: A Chahrouk
137/150, 2nd D Briotelis 157/171; C:
A Tsolakis 138/150, 2nd J Agostino
137/150; 50T MXD: AA: T Psarakis
98/100, 2nd J Crompton 96/100; A: L
Trew 96/100, 2nd G Lysaght 95/100;
B: N Duncum 86/100, 2nd G
Yaacoub 85/100; C: J Agostino
90/100, 2nd A Tsolakis 86/100; 25T
S/B: AA: T Psarakis 25/25; A: D
Tatam 22/25; B: D Bonello 22/25; C:
A Tsolakis 21/25; HG: T Psarakis
220/225; WINCHESTER SHIELD
TEAM SHOOT: 1st Sydney no 3 (G
Kennerson, K Kennerson, G
Yaacoub, J Agostino) 358/400.
Singleton 11-11-01
Overcast & Steamy (45) - 20T H/C
NOV C/D: D Seve, W Merrick, T
Brind, F Seve & D White; 25T
RINGLAND MEM SHIELD H/C:
OA: R Fenwick, D Landers, N Gay, A
Cullis; 50T MXD WIEGDD MEM
SHIELD: OA: P Jackson 100/100;
AA: J Sleightholme 98/100; A: A
Raisbeck 99/100; B: P Jackson
100/100; C: R Roughan 93/100; 20T
P/S JUMBO EVANS SHIELD 5
PERSON TEAM: 1st Cessnock
278/300, 2nd Upper Hunter
259/300; Todays events were sponsored by Super Cheap Auto.
Tamworth 21-10-01
Perfect (8) - 25T SKEET DBLS CD:
A: D Michie 24/25; B: F Chaffey
19/25; C: M Gilbert 21/25; 75T
SKEET CS: OA: R Taylor 74/75; A:
D Michie 73/75; B: F Chaffey 70/75;
C: M Gilbert 62/75; OAHG: D
Michie 97/100.
Sydney 19-10-01
Cool night (24) - 10T DB Gr SS: AA:
2x10 1x9; A: 3x10; B: 2x10; C: 2x10
1x9; 60 M/T: AA: T Arvanitakis
98/100, G Yarak 96; A: L Scott 92, L
Trew 91; B: T Chryss 99, D Tatam
93; C: P Lunin 96, J Tsolakki 87;
HG: T Arvanitakis 108/110.
Sydney 21-10-01
Fine (50) - PRES CUP 50T DB: AA:
G Rootes 66/69, D Perri 65/69; A: T
Lionatos 51/52, J Worley 50/52; B: G
Zorotheos 50/50, G Yaacoub 47/50;
C: V Mercuri 47/50, D Cali 44/50;
50T PS: AA: P Farrugia 148/150, T
Psarakis 220/225; A: J Worley
147/150, M Navara 146/150; B: G
Zorotheos 143/150, A Chahrouk
140/150; C: D Cali 131/150, V
Mercuri 129/150; HG: J Worley
196/200.
Sydney 2-11-01
Mild Night (25) - 30T D/B: F Auditore 46/46, 2nd P Athanasopoulos
31/31; A: T Dracopoulos 31/31, 2nd
G Foukas 30/31; B: M Chryss 29/30,
2nd G Yaacoub 37/42; C: J Tsiklas
25/30, 2nd G Poulios 24/30; 30T S/B:
AA: G Yarak 30/32, 2nd T Psarakis
29/32; A: L Trew 33/35, 2nd H Guerriero 32/35; B: G Yaacoub 26/30, 2nd
D Bonello 27/33; C: G Poulios 24/30,
2nd J Tsiklas 18/30; HG: T Dracopoulos 57/60.
Sydney 4-11-01
Fine (36) - 50T P/S: AA: G Rootes
150/150, 2nd J Crompton 149/150;
Tamworth 4-11-01
Perfect (31) - 20T PS EO: AA: J
Farrell; A: C Loughrey; B: I Leys; C:
K Strachan; 25T SB 25T DB CONT
CS: OA: J Farrell 78/78; AA: J
Sleightholme; A: L Cameron; B: M
Gilbert; C: C Leys; 20T HC CD: 1st
P Nash 2nd M Wilson, G Leys, P
Holmes.
Tamworth 18-11-01
Windy & Stormy (9) - 25T SK DBLS
C/D: A: P Nash 23/25; B: F Chaffey
19/25; C: M Gilbert 19/25; 75T SK
C/S: O/A: P Nash 71/75; A: R Taylor
69/75; B: F Chaffey 70/75; C: M
Gilbert 58/75; HG: D Michie 94/75.
Taree Wingham 28-10-01
Fine (23) - 25T DB CD: N McDonnell, B Jones, B Hooper 25/25; A: K
Beck, T Duck, J Wilberforce, G
Brown 24/25; B: G Kilfoyle 25/25, D
Berry, K McWhirter 24/25; C: T
Hands 22/25, T Burns 15/25; 25T SB
CD: AA: N McDonnell 25/25, B
Hooper 24/25, B Jones 23/25; A: P
Ryan, S Saul 23/25, S Wallis, J
Wilberforce, G Brown 21/25; B: D
Berry, G Kilfoyle 21/25, K
McWhirter 20/25; C: T Hands 21/25,
T Burns 20/25; 25T PS CD: AA: S
Wallis, B Jones 74/75, N McDonnell
73/75; A: J Wilberforce 72/75, S
Saul, G Brown 72/75; B: D Berry
69/75, G Kilfoyle, K McWhirter
66/75; C: T Hands 63/75, T Burns
53/75; 15PR DR TROPHY: OA&AA:
B Jones 28/30, B Hooper 24/30; A: J
Wilberforce 24/30, T Duck 21/30; B:
K McWhirter 21/30, G Kilfoyle
19/30; C: T Burns 21/30, T Hands
15/30; HG: B Jones 150/155; CLUB
DTL CS 2001: OA: B Jones 242/255;
AA: C Wilberforce 240/255; A: J
Wilberforce 234/255; B: D Berry
230/255; C: T Burns 191/255.
PLEASE NOTE:
Shoot Reports are to be received at the ACTA
office no later than. 7 days from date of Shoot.
Results will be published in the following
months CTSN.
Late results MAY NOT be published.
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Taree Wingham 10-11-01
Fine & Windy (9) - 50T SK
TROPHY: OA&C: D Pasfield 52/54,
G Brown 44; AA: J Wilberforce
48/51,, C Wilberforce 47; B: T Duck
41/50, R Abrahams 39/50; 25T
DBLS C/D: AA: C Wilberforce 23/25,
J Wilberforce 22; B: T Duck 17/25, R
Abrahams 16/25; C: D Pasfield
23/25, G Brown 17/25, T Burns
13/25; 25T TWR: G Brown, T Duck,
J Wilberforce 24/25; HG: D Pasfield
98/104.
Tottenham 21-10-01
Fine (21) - 10T EO CD: T Baldwinson, B Smith, P Baldwinson, A Rice,
G Blattman; 25T DB: AA: M
Heywood 2nd R Brodin; A: R Larkings 2nd B Smith; B: P Baldwinson
2nd A Rice; C: A Twigg 2nd T Baldy;
20T SB: AA: P Barns 2nd M
Heywood; A: B Smith 2nd L Finlay;
B: A Rice 2nd K Kramer; C: D
Martin 2nd G Larkings; 25T PS:
AA: M Heywood 2nd P Barns; A: R
Fitzalan 2nd R Larkings; B: J
Kidston 2nd K Kramer; C: A Twigg
2nd G Larkings; 15PR DR: AA: M
Heywood 2nd P Barns; A: K
Heywood 2nd R Larkings; B: A Rice
2nd I Kidston; C: A Twigg 2nd D
Martin; HG: M Heywood.
Tumut 13-10-01
Fine and overcast (53) - 50T DB
CS: OA: R Wright 223/223; AA: A
Del-Ben 222, D Power 154/155; A:
E Faulks 54/56, R Johnstone 53;
B: M Wright 49/50, W Thatcher
46; C: P Crane 45/52, A Baldry
44/52; LAD: W Barton 49/50; JNR:
G Barton 50/50; VET: M Bajada
47/50; 25T PS CS: OA: T Barton
87/87; AA: S Lowery 143/144, P
Farrugia 140/144; A: B Mayo
78/81, E Faulks 72/75; B: V Kibble
White 86/87, J Richardson 94/99;
C: K Tittlebach 70/75, A Baldry
63/75; LAD: W Barton 72/75; JNR:
E Barton 69/75; VET: M Bajada
71/75; HG EVENTS 1-3: P Farrugia 137/138.
Tumut 14-10-01
Rain clearing (54) - 5T DB CD: 41
possibles; 50T DB CD: OA: C
Sherry 145/145; AA: G Sinclair
144/145, S Lowery 96/97; A: W Rae
50/50, R Baker 57/61; B: P Lonergan 50/50, K Roy 47/50; C: W
Storer 49/50, P Crane 40/50; LAD:
K Gault 49/50; JNR: G Barton;
VET: M Tilley 46/50; 25T SB CS:
OA: S Lowery 33/34; AA: T Barton
32/34, P Farrugia 27/29; A: E
Faulks 23/25, M Bajada 22/25; B:
M Wright 24/25, J Richardson
25/29; C: K Tittlebach 17/26, B
Charles 16/26; LAD: W Barton
24/25; JNR: G Barton 23/25; VET:
M Tilley 20/25; 20T DB HC: 1st D
Power 36/36 2nd A Del-Ben 35/36
3rd K Nealon 27/28 4th M Wright
26/27; HIGH GUNS: AA: G Sinclair 237/242; A: M Bajada
212/230; B: M Wright 216/230; C:
K Tittlebach 188/230; LAD: W
Barton 22/230; JNR: G Barton
213/230; VET: W Rae 205/230; HG
EVTS 1-4: G Sinclair 98/100;
OAHG: A Del-Ben 226/230.
Tumut 11-11-01
Winds Gusting, Overcast (15) - 5T
D/B C/D: R Woodbridge, W Burton,
G Thatcher 5/5; 105T MXD C/S: OA:
G Thatcher 145/155; AA: D Cacciopoli 142/155, 2nd D Power
135/155; A: A Constable 131/155,
2nd R Woodbridge 129/155; B: T
Harris 120/155, 2nd J Considine
130/183; C: J Symons 99/155; 20T
D/B H/C: 1st D Power 32/32, 2nd D
Wakem 31/32, 3rd R Woodbridge
19/20; HG: G Thatcher 165/180.
Upper Hunter 20-10-01
Mild and breezy (58) - 20T DB CD:
D Thrift, B Samuels, F Seve, T
Mitchell, P O’Neill 20/20; 25T
LAURIE ALLEN MEM PS CS:
OA&AA: W Selway 86/87, B Machul
85/87; A: T Mitchell 73/75, B
Samuels 81/84; B: J Napoli 73/75, M
Nasr 70/75; C: B Seve 63/75, M
Wilton 66/81; 25T TROPHY
CLASSIC: 1st D Seve 33/34 2nd R
Machul 32/34 3rd T Mitchell 58/59
4th R Wakem 57/59 5th P O’Neill
46/48; 25T DB Gr CD: AA: R Machul
25/25, R O’Neill 23, T Cragg, W
Selway 22; A: B Samuels 25, K
Neill, F Seve 24; B: J Napoli 25, B
Byers 24, P Alan, D Pearce 23; C: M
Wilton 23, C Lewis, D White 22; 10T
DB NIGHT EO: N Tschirpig 9, W
Selway, D Seve, J Barker, B Seve, V
Norris 8; 25T NZ NIGHT PS CONT
CS: OA&AA: P O’Neill 62/75, T
Mitchell 60; A: J Barker 59/75, D
Seve 56; B: G Dowling 55/75, D
Pearce 53; :C R Roughan 60/75, D
Seve 55.
Upper Hunter 21-10-01
Fine and mild - 20T DB EO: P
O’Neill, R Machul 20, 10x19; 25T
DB CS: OA&A: S Praschinger
33/33, A Vine 32; AA: W Selway
27/28, P Holmes 24/25; B: P Allen
24/25, M Nasr 28/30; C: R Moore
21/25, G Lloyd 22/27; 25T SB CS:
OA&AA: R Machul 25/25, P
O’Neill 31/33; A: B Samuels 25/26,
D Seve 24/26; B: N Bruin 22/25, T
Turner 19/25; C: V Norris 21/25, M
Wilton 18/25; 25T TROPHY HC:
1st R Moore 38/38 2nd T Mitchell
37/38 3rd M Nasr 35/36; 25T DB
CONT CS: T Mitchell, R Moore, P
Holmes 25/25; OAHG: T Mitchell
322/350; LADHG: B Seve 267/350;
JNRHG: D Seve 309/350; VETHG:
G Marriott 225/350.
West Wyalong 28-10-01
Windy (9) - 25T DB: C Foster 2nd P
Barnes, D Lindsay, F Ashton, G
Fairman; 20PR TOM LAWLER DD:
1st D Lindsay, N Block 2nd C
Foster, G Fairman; 10PR DR: P
Barnes 2nd C Foster, G Duncan;
25T DB CONT: G Fairman, C
Foster, G Duncan; HG: C Foster
67/70.
Yamba 21-10-01
25T DB CD: AA: P Zikman, N
Nugent 25; A: P McGuire, M Harrison, P Smith 24; B; G Hitche, K
Shanahan 21; C: R Johnson, J
Pirlo 21; 25T DB: AA: I McDonald
37/37, E White 36; A: G Harrison
34/35, H Clarke, P Drew 24/25; B:
E Balogh 24/25, K Gibbon, A Pirlo,
K Shanahan 19/25; C: A Clarke
24/25, J Pirlo 23/25; 50T DB PS:
AA: N Nugent 146/150, S Anderson 141/150; A: M Harrison
145/150, G Pringle 136/150; B: E
Balogh 143/150, P Moloney
125/150; C: A Clarke 139/150, J
Pirlo 119/50; HG: N Nugent
194/200; OA: N Nugent 146/150;
SKEET: 1st R White, G Hitchens
22/25 2nd G Porter 21/25.
Yass 21-10-01 Charity Shoot
Fine (23) - 50T DB: OA: T Barton
171/171; AA: G Barton 170, K Calvarini 63; A: H Lkink 49/50, P
Watchorn 48; B: S Chown 47/50, J
Woods 45; C: S Hogan 46/50, P
Southwell 44; 50T CONT DB: OA:
M Gerstenberg 69/70; AA: T Barton
68/70, W Barton 49/50; A: N Privett
48/50, H Klink 47/50; B: G Chessell
47/50, J Woods 46/50; C: S Hogan
43/50, P Day 42/50; HG: T Barton
100/100. $400 was raised for MS
Society.
January 2002
Western Australia
Bunbury 13-10-01
Fine (23) - 100T DB: OA&AA: G
Walker; A: P House; B: B Whiteaker
2nd B Stewart; C: J Roach.
Collie 21-10-01
Overcast and showers - 100T DB
TWR: OA&A: M Cubic 100/100, P
House 99/100, D Fox 99/100; B: A Dye
99/100, T Birt 93/100, G Kutzer
92/100; C: J House 94/100, P Kuhne
94/100, G Coverley 93/100.
Northam & Districts 28-10-01
Fine and sunny (8) - 50T DB CLUB
CS: Winner - P Morrison 49/50; 50T
Wagin 11-11-01
Hot & Gusty (21) - 50T SPORTING
CLAYS: HG: J West 47; H/C: P Barker
40; Runner up: N Walker 46; C Moffat
44, M Earl 44, G Riseborough 42, P
Carbone 41, S West 40.
West Australian 28-10-01
100T SKEET CC: OA&A: C Ellis 2nd
D Knight; AA: C Bertini 2nd J King;
B: M Annik 2nd B Maley 3rd S Saunders; C: M Goldman 2nd O McPartland.
DB 25T CONT 10PR DR: A: P Morrison 93/93; B: R Young 75/95; C: B
Marle 74/95.
Wagin Club Championships
Cloudy (10) - CLUB SKEET CS: M
Mitchell 23/25, J West 23/25, T Booth
23/25; CLUB M/T CS: T Booth 33/35,
J West, T Moffat, S West all 32/35;
CLUB SB CS: J West 25/25, M Earl
24/25, T Booth 22/25; CLUB DB CS: J
West 25/25, C Moffat 37/39, M
Mitchell 36/39, M Earl 35/38; CLUB
CONT CS: C Moffat 25/25, M Earl
74/75, M Mitchell 73/75, J West 26/28;
CLUB HG: J West 129/135.
WAGIN GUN CLUB
2 1/2 Day Saltbush Carnival
Incorporating the Phil Becker Memorial Cup
8th, 9th, 10th February 2002
Friday 8th February 2.30pm Start: Event 1: 50 DB Booth Technology Starter
Saturday 9th February 9.00 am Start
• Event 2: 25 DB 4 Farmers Classic • Event 3: 50 DB CSBP Futurefarm Special
•Event 4: 25 DB PTS Koonac Cup
Sunday 10th February 9.00 am Start
• Event 5: 10T Point Score Compulsory Cash Divide
• Event 6: 100 DB Phil Becker Memorial Cup
Event 1 Graded AA A B C, 1st & 2nd place. Events 2 - 6 Graded AA A B C
1st, 2nd & 3rd Place
High Gun on events 2 to 6. Junior, Ladies & Veterans High Gun Trophies
Shooters must present handicap card when nominating
Committee reserves the right to alter programme
Contact: President: Rob Nalder 08 9861 1733. Secretary: Jim West 08 9861 1006
YEAR 2002 SHOOT
Albany Clay Target Club Inc
TWO DAY CARNIVAL
26th & 27th January 2002
Saturday 26th - 9.00 am
1. Rainbow Coast Championship — 25T DP PS $12
2. King George Sound Championship — 50T DB $24
3. Ray’s Sports Power Championship — 25T SB $12
Sunday 27th - 9.00 am
4. 15T Eye Opener C/D — 5T DB, 5T SB, 5T DB PS $10
5. Champion of Champions — 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T DB PS $30
6. Chester Pass Championship — 25T Cont $12
Club News
CONDAMINE GUN CLUB - Recently held its Annual General
Meeting and the following office bearers were elected: President - Greg
Kocho, Vice President - Brett Pile, Secretary - Peter Williams and Treasurer - Bernie Bourke.
DALBY GUN CLUB INC: Recently held their Annual General
Meeting on 21 September 2001 and the following members were
elected: President - John Lord, Secretary - Karen-Lea Wieden, Treasurer - Julie Allan.
THE FOREST CLAY TARGET CLUB INC: Recently held their
Annual General Meeting on 28 October 2001 and the following
members were elected: President - Don Easterway, Vice Presidents Preston McIntosh, Grant Atkins, Secretary - Neil Sharp, Treasurer Peter Thompson, Committee - John Nolan, David Eagles, Graeme
Dease, Garry Barnett-Clement, John Kelland, Neil Sharp, Glen Coughlan, Aaron Gallagher, Emma Eagles, Martin Sawyer.
PEEL & DISTRICTS GUN CLUB INC: Recently held their Annual
General Meeting on 14 October 2001 and the following members were
elected: President - Les Hall, Vice President - Greg Walker, Secretary Peter Vosper, Treasurer - Les Hall, Committee - John Quattrini, Nino
Amato, Matthew Tingey, Jim Turner, Ken Foster, Brook Gors.
SCRUBBY CREEK SPORTS CLUB INC: held its Annual General
Meeting on the 11th August 2001 and there was only one change to the
committee; Mr Alan Hirsch was elected President.
Waratah
Holiday Units
One and two bedroom suites, fully equipped.
100 metres from beach, ocean views. One hour
drive from Coffs Harbour, one hour drive to Port
Macquarie. Surfing, beach and bush walking, rock
and surf fishing, golf, tennis, bowls. Nightly
bookings accepted. Special discounts for shooters.
HIGH GUN OVER ALL EVENTS
ALSO LADIES, VETERANS & JUNIORS
JUNIORS NOMINATIONS 75% STATED NOMINATIONS
Camping and Showers available on grounds
Practice and Facilities available from 3.30 pm Friday
Dinner supplied Saturday night
ACTA Handicap Cards must be presented when nominating.
Committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary
The Club accepts no liability for any damage to any person or property.
President: Rob Bessen Phone: (08) 9844 8680
January 2002
36 Waratah Street, SCOTTS HEAD, NSW 2447
For further information or reservations
Phone: 03 5461 2355 or 03 5461 2737
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Australian Clay Target Association Inc
2002 ANNUAL REGISTRATION &
CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
(To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Registered Shooter Record Book)
Registered Number
Shooters Licence Number
Surname
Christian Name
(Required)
Address
Post Code
Date of Birth
(Required)
Telephone Number
My existing (or last recorded shooting details are:)
Australian Common Mark
I.S.S.F. Trap Grade
Australian D.T.L. Handicap
I.S.S.F. Skeet Grade
Australian Skeet
Tower Grade
Ball Trap Grade
Sporting Clays Grade
I hereby apply for membership of the
as a
continuing, or
new member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year ending
31st December, 2002.
I have previously been a registered member with the A. C. T. A.
Type of Membership: (Membership includes Insurance)
Club Life Member
Club Membership
A.C.T.A Annual Registration Adult Fee
Second and Successive Adult Family Member of Common Address
Veteran Concession (Over the age of 65 years at date of registration)
Long Service Concession (Over the age of 60 years at date of
registration with 30 years continuous membership with the A.C.T.A)
Junior membership (Under the age of 18 at the date of registration)
Legislation Fighting Fund Levy to all New Adult Shooters
$
$68.00
$38.50
$38.50
$38.50
$16.50
$5.50
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total $
I undertake to abide by the Rules and By laws of the abovementioned Club, my State Association and the Australian Clay Target Association and I advise that I conform
with my State of Residence Firearm Regulations and shall notify my club immediately upon non renewal, cancellation or suspension of my shooters licence.
Signature
Date
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THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB — THE FORM WHEN COMPLETED IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB
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January - Australian Clay Target Association

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