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TOOTH: L.A. ELIMINATIONS WINNERS
NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CJJR
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Monday lflfil 11, 1983
34TH GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP 50T
Tuerday A~ril12, 1983
31st AUSTRALIAN DOUBLE BARREL GRADED CHAMP. 50T
3rd AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S DOUBLE BARREL CHAMP 50T
3rd AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL CHAMP 50T
GLENN CUP TEAMS MATCH
Wednesday Awl 13, 1983
29th AUSTRALIAN SINGLE BARREL GRADED CHAMP 50T
INTER STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAMS MATCH
Thursday April 14, 1983
22nd AUSTRALINNEW ZEALAND TRAP GRADED CHAMP 50T
IN CONJUNCTION THE ALLAN BROWN TEAM'S MATCH
1983 MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TEAMS' MATCH
23rd AUSTRALIAN DOUBLE RISE GRADED CHAMP 25 PR
9th INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH
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3rd COMARK DEAUVILLE DOUBLES TROPHY MATCH
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AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET SHOOTiNG NEWEFEBRUARY 2983
Secretary: Mrs S. Byrnes
P.O. Box 170
Kapunda S.A. 5373
(085) 66 2518
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Vol. 36
No. 2
February,
1983
All Correspondence
should be addressed to:
Ian C. Hill
Executive Director
P.O. Box 198
Blackburn, Vic. 3130
Phone (03) 878 2533
(2 lines)
Business Address:
8 Main Street,
Blackburn 3130
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CTSN is the otficral journal of the Australian Clay
Target Associatron and IS published
monthly at Waterwheel Press Ply. Ltd.
159-165 High Street. Shepparton. VIC. 3630
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET
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Phone (08) 798 612
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April 1983 issue closes Febuary 28.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWSFEBRUARY 1983
AS these notes are written, the New Rules have been
operating for only four days. A couple of reports to hand
indicate a smooth transition from the old to the new.
Of particular interest to me is the acceptance of the rule
regarding refusals, as there hss been much comment since
the New Rules were published. At two shoots over the New
Year weekend the total of refusals was one, and this was a
very obvious fast pull.
B's early days but the first reactions are promising.
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What has 1983 got in store for clay target shooters.
Legislation will still be a big talking point. Victoria will
certainly have new Firearms legislation this year, as it did not
make the Parliament in the Spring session of 1982. Other
States? - we'll have to wait and see. There were a few
rumblings from the Queensland police late in 1982, and New
South Wales is reportedly waiting to see the Victorian
legislation before making a move.
We are all aware of the economic situation throughout the
country, no doubt this wiU have some effect on clay target
shooting. I am interested that some clubs are meeting the
problem head on, by arrangng economy days where shooters
compete for badges instead of trophies, at reduced nominations. An interesting move this one, and one which is bound to
spread. I'm told the atmosphere at such shoots is excellent,
with everybody shooting for fun and enjoying themselves.
'This is what sport and recreation is all about for the mejority
of people. Let it long continue.
We have the Trap Nationals in Adelaide in April, plans are
well advanced for staging the series.
The first Skeet Nationals are planned for Melbourne in
November, with the dedicated skeeties keen to make this four
day affair a success.
The ISU shooters will gather in Melbourne around the latter
part of April to contest the Commonwealth and National titles
in Skeet and Trap. The World Moving Target Championships
will be held in Edmonton, Canada, in June and there will
probably be an Olympic warm-up in Los Angeles in July1
August, so plenty will be happening 6 readiness for 1984.
Enjoy your shooting,
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Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to
advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A, to ensure that
advertisements which are published in this magazine comply
in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must
therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency
submitiins the advertisment for oublication. The A.C.T.A. and
waterwheel Press reselve the hght to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason.
As I have once again been appointed Handicapper for the
Nationals and because of the great change in handicapping
formulas, I find it necessary to set down guide Lines to make it
easier for you - the shooter.
This year we have a new design handicap card which should
make it a lot easier to keep your progressive scores on. Also
each club should by now have an independent club handicapper, this again should make it easier for you and me when
checking your cards at the Nationals. Because the new
handicapping rules adjustment of cards could be a lengthy
process, that is why the following will be strictly enforced:
1. All current 1983 handicap cards, regardless of your
grade, along with your up to date 1982 card, will be required
by me for checking before you nominate (pre Nationals and
Nationals).
2. ALI handicap cards must be stamped by me before
nominations will be accepted.
3. No nomination will be accepted if your handicap card is
unavailable unless your grade handicap trap and skeet is
confirmed by your club secretary on a statutory declaration
form.
4. If a statutory declaration form is signed you will be
allowed to shoot, but any trophies won will remain with the
A.C.T.A.until your handicap and grade is verified by the
Executive Committee.
5. Unless you are a new shooter or haven't shot for a long
period and you present your handicap card not filled in or
only with the club stamp and no score (event or targets shot)
your handicap will be AA grade, AA or 0 skeet and 25 metres
handicap (this is your responsibility, make sure club secretaries fill in your cards correctly.)
6. Any crossouta or errors on cards will not be mceptable.
7. If an error is made on your card have your club
secretary neatly rule out the error, rewrite it in correctly,
stamp and sign it.
8. Any obvious low score entered on handicap cards just
prior to the nationals that enables a shooter to be down
graded, will not be taken into consideration (Rule 106).
9. Please wakh the handicap board. if your name appears
on the board please report to me.
10. If you do not wish to be down graded or have your
handicap meterage moved forward, please advise.
11. I will make myself available for advice on any handicapping problems you might have only on the days of the
National Double Rise and the National Single Barrel, not
when you nominate, as you can realise I will be too busy with
the new adjustments.
12. Remember to fill in your cards at all times, i.e. all
events other than those not applicable.
Good shooting and see you in Adelaide.
Ken Holman, J.P.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-FEBRUARY 1983
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The year was 1938, or perhaps 39 not that it mattered a
great deal other than it was Saturday afternoon at a gun club.
Five shooters were taking their positions on the shooting
tracks and there were three shooters waiting their turn
behind the fence. The assistant secretary was standing in the
gateway looking along the road, hoping a couple more
shooters would come along to make another full squad.
Suddenly a fully grown rabbit bolted from the oatma outside
the shooting ground and crossed about 20 yards in front of
the trap house. Several of the guns in the squad moved but
none as fast as one owned by a shooter who cleared the right
cuff of his jacket at the same time calling "I'll take it", both
barrels of a Win. Powell made no difference to the bunny,
neither did the several other loads of shot fired in its direction
actually by the way in which it travelled they did nothing
other than give the rabbit a little more to tell its grand
children about "The day it raided the oatmill and eluded some
of the best gunshots in the land".
Two Twenty 0
o Navy Trap Team. L, to R. Back Row: Chris Carrol, Roger
Rigby. Middle Row: Loaf Mayes, Wally Portarianos. Front
Row: Derek Marshall, Geoff Noyes, Henry Ford.
In a recent Ceremonial Divisions at H.M.A.S. Cerberus, the
Commanding Officer of the Navy's largest establishment,
Captain M.B. Rayment, R.A.N. presented Chris Carrol with a
Commanding Officers Commendation which 'eads as follows:
"Mr C. Carrol, Electrical Maintainer of the Fleetwork
Trainer at the Communications School, is commended for his
selfless, enterprising, energetic and thoroughly proficient
service to the Cerberus Gun Club, particularly in his capacity
as the Secretary/Treasurer of the club during the past ten
years. In this time he has been instrumental in doubling the
assets of the club to their present high standard. Moreover,
through his enthusiastic endeavours, he has expanded the
goodwill and esteem enjoyed by the club with the other clubs
in the Southern Peninsula and South Eastern Zone Clay
Target teams competition,thereby bringing great credit upon
himself, the club and H.M.A.S. Cerberus."
During this period in the role as Navy Trap Team coacW
manager, a further goal was achieved recently with Navy
winning the Inter-service Trap Teams event for the first time
in many years.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-FEBRUARY
1983
holiday in New Zealand is full
of many pleasant surprises.
Did you realise for example,
that the Australian dollar is
now worth about forty cents'
more in New Zealand?.
So instead of n delicious faxe of bluff
oysters and succulent sreaks costing NZ$14,
to you they're down to an appetizing h$10.
A family car like the Honda Civic costs
NZS34 a day.
You drive away with a bargain at AS25.
d if you fancy four legs instead of
four wheels, you ride your pony
off for a couple of hours having
paid AS10 not 52614.
These astonishing savings also
apply to fishing, skiing, golfing, boating
and the 101other activities available in one
of the most beautiful countries on earth.
And if this wasn't incentive enough,
Layzaway Holidays are offering twin share
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accommodation for adults at only A$9.50 each
a night-and the kids stay free!
Layzaway accommodation ranges from
friendly pubs to International class hotels and
there are over 23 locations to choose from in borh
the North and South Islands.
For details of the overseas
thought you could afford
pop into your local
travel agent or get in
touch with Air New
Zealand now.
Roger Darwon
thereby allowing the referee, full visual command of the
shooters under his control.
Just in case you did not know it, that's why there is a
referee there in the first place. To control the shooters. Plus,
and this is a big plus: No new shooters s h o a d be left without
an experienced member, preferably a senior member, to
ensure the vital pointers of safety are first and paramount at
all times.
Makes you wonder how many times acts of non-safety @
un-noticed!!!
0
Author, Roger Danvon.
GUN SAFETY:
THE FIRST
AMENDMENT:
All registered members of a gun club and the A.C.T.A. must
accept the shared responsibility of always policing the new
comers to their clubs. Learners must learn and clubs must
have new shooters. The A.C.T.A. can only survive with lots of
new blood being invited and accepted into the network of
clubs Australia wide.
A rather shockiig incident has happened before this
writers eyes twice in the last few years. The last one just a few
weeks ago. Fate (if you care to call it that) had me standing
within close proximity, in each of these two individual, but
identical incidents. By being alert and acting swiftly and with
conviction, I hope I managed to save a very disastrous
accident from taking place.
A (learner) shooter on the tracks, fired (in each case) one
shot from his gun (then placed the unbroken gun's barrels
down on his fmt) before opening its action, thus rendering
the gun safe again. (in both cases there was a second
cartridge in the chamber). Plus, in both cases the referee and
or coach failed to notice these incidents; I'm sure there is no
need for me to elaborate on their chances of staying strongtwo-footed-young men for long, with such a stupid habit.
Sure. I blame each of them for such mental incompetence. But
I also take to task, the clubs who fail to take and accept care
for new shooters joining their ranks.
No matter if the shooter has shot in the field or not. This
further emphasises my complaint of long. No referee or coach
should handle a squad without the assistance of a scorer,
r President of Marconi Gun Club, Leni Crerna.
MARCONI GUN CLUB:
STUPENDOUS:
The Italirtn community, which is the shoulder behind the
wheel of the Sydney-Marconi Clay Target Complex, on the
Heathcote Road, Menai, NSW,is one shining example of what
it takes to run a successful gun club. Being a business man
myself, plus coming from a business family, more than
equips me to assess what is needed to make a club or
enterprise withstand the ravages of todays' economic climate.
A major factor that is often missing from some clubs, but
which is foremost at Marconi, is atmosphere. It's a commodity
you can't buy, borrow or steal. You either have it, or you don't.
You can't show it as a tax-deduction,and you can't include it in
a stock-take of your clubs capital equipment.
A g u n club or any business for that matter, may have the
most modern machinery, the most established location and
the best advertising campaign around. Why do many clubs
and businesses fail (putting aside poor business management
a moment). Often the reason they fail and go into a down turn
is lack of that one invisible commodity, atmosphere, and the
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ability to make visitors and customers feel welcome and
happy to be one of your patrons.
Full marks to Leni Crema, Marconi Resident, Charles
Grima, vice President, the committee and their wives who
make this club the venue it is today. Nothwithstanding, they
carved the club from a wilderness which has no water or
power. Generators make their 240 volt-power, and hard work
provides the transport of water. If that wasn't enough, all the
trap houses and club buildings have had to be built like a
"Guns of Navomne" fortress to withstand the ever increasing
vandalism of the 1980's.
M a r o n i , I salute you.
THE JOKER
WASN'T ME:
(Tongue in cheek)
Next, "we" who oppose this legislation (are ourselves
non-political) we don't care if its a Labor, Liberal or Independent who frames such legislation, somebody has to make a
stand. It's a shame that you who enjoy the same sport as we,
can sit back and become so complacent. However, like I've
said, that's your right under our democratic system. Just
keep your fingers crossed my good friends that it stays that
way. (Democratic that is)!!!
Footnote: I always thought Victoria was aprogreesive State.
Something haa gone terribly wrong, after all, you voted the
Labor Government into power: Oops, did I say I wasn't
political . . sorry about that!!
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SHQOTINGS:
QUIET MAN
OF ACTION:
Barry Kable (my good friend) and well known clay buster,
told me this one; I suspect with the ulterior motive of turning
your scribe off his passion for a good Corona:
A husband came home a little early (very foolish thing to do
under the circumstances)and discovered a rather large cigar
smouldering away In the bdroom ashtray. The little lady was
wearing nothing more substantial than a negligee (they never
do, do they?) "Where the blazes did that come from?" the
husband growled at hie cowering spouse, who was incidently
showing quite a bit of. . . er leg. (That's why they wear such
romantic apparel with all the frills). Then after a very long
pause . from within the depths of the clothes closet, came a
very deep throated reply, "Cuba." Well all things considered,
I'm now thinking of switching over to smolcig a pipe. Better
to be sure than sorry.
Footnote: It was my birthday soon after he dropped.this on
me, and you will never guess what I've been receiving in the
mail aa presents. Cigars. At first I went into a cold sweat, until
I noticed stamped on the extra-large Henri-Winterman's:
Made in Kollmd. Sea, I told you. Besides I've never been to
"Cuba", not yet anyway.
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A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE
IS DANGEROUS:
I've noticed over the Iast few months, under Editors Mailbox
in CTS News, a number of good "keen" men, voicing their
opinions and 'Wasting" those among us who oppose the
Victorian Labor Government's firearms legislation. Now this
scribe is the first to concede, everyone ha^ the right to his or
her opinion. I'll even go one step further and listen to your
opinions and try m d consider all or any of your valid
pointers. You see, Z consider myself a reasonable man; if you
don't mind me saying so.
Let me also point out to these minority critics, who see
otherwise on the legislation issue (if I may call it that), We of
the so-called Gun-lobby (a title bestowed on us by the
"sensational" press): (You see it's easy to give titles) are
fighting a political issue thrust upon us. We did not take the
"fight" to the politicians and their party. So please get that
fact atraight.
Nave you ever been to a big shoot? Could be you have shot at
a State Carnival or Local Championship, or perhaps even the
Nationals. Have you noticed a quietly spoken, lean man about
5 ft 8 inches tall in a red cap (that's become a little faded by the
many summers), his sleeves rolled up, covered in grease from
hands to his elbows, with a cluster of spanners protruding
from his back pocket. Well my friends, that's Barney Rooke,
going about the task of seeing that the traps are working and
throwing your targets in the prescribed manner.
So before you blast off fkom the "hip"about the conditions at
your next big shoot; pause for a moment and j u t consider
this: If we had more men like the Barney Rooke's of our
shooting world (and the handful like him who work behind
the "front" line) maybe, just maybe, clay target shboting
would improve ten-fold. Any offers!!
Oh, by the way, inBarney's spwe time (whenever that is) he
just happens to be the New South Wale8 State Coaching
Director. So if you're not hitting them right in the middle of
your pattern, perhaps if you call Barney aside, he may down
the Bpaaners a moment and put you straight.
KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY AND YOUR EAR MKWS ON:
SEE YOU NEXT MOWH..By ROGER DABWON, PO BOX
411, MABRICKVILLE, NSW, 2804.
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1983
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Laurie Connors
Sunday. November 88, 3988
Under the Chairmanship of our National Coaching Dimtor. Peter Quire, the National Coaching Council met in
Mebourne. All States were represented by their State
Coaching Directors. They were: NSW Barney Rooke, Victoria
George Biggs, South Australia Peter Quire, Western Australia Tim Catling, Queendand Bill Stevens, Tasmania Robbie
Elmer end the Northern Territory Greg Chan.
All States reported on coaching activities within their
States, with the Northern Territory showing great progress
after suffering from lack of interest through not having the
services of a State Coaching Director for more than 12
months.
It was reported from this State they would be conducting
their first ever Coaching Seminar in December, 1982 at the
Katherine Gun Club, with all their club coaches being present.
National Coaching Director, Peter Quire, was also to be in
attendance to add assistance.
A point I observed *om this meeting was the fact, dlStates
should have an aasiEltant or junior State Coachhg D i t o r ,
working in conjunction with their elected. State Coaching
Director, to enable a carry on aituaton, should the need arise.
Some State Coaching Directors that have been operating for
several years now, and given excellent senrice to coaching,
have indicated they intend to relinquish their positions. The
wealth of knowledge these fellows hole on our sport in
coaching should be passed on to whoever is likely to ffll their
positon. This could be achieved by attaining the services of an
assistant or Junior Coaching Director in all States.
National Coaching Director, Peter Quire presented the
Associations Level 2 Coaching Accreditation course outline.
This will be implemented in all States and I strongly
recommend all coaches interested to make the time and effort
necessary to gain level 2 accreditation. The course is not a
push-over, however, I feel dedicated coaches will attain Level
2 Accreditation.
All coaching projects conducted by State, Zones or Clubs
should be recorded and forwarded to the National Cowhing
Director, to assist in compiling statistics on our coaching
activities throughout Australia. It is also valued information
that can be used when making applicston for grants and
financial assistance to the various Government departments,
at Federal and State level.
It waa reported at the recent Coaching Council meeting,
under our coaching scheme, of the coaching seminars recorded, some 183 coaching sessions took place throughout
Austrusing 714.5hours of time, and costing $11,716.30.
2,184 experienced shooters and 2,600novice shooters received some form of assistance from Australian Clay Target
Association accredited coaches.
Sunday, November 88, 1982
After the State Coaching Council meeting had concluded I
took a m out to Melbourne Gun Club. Melbourne were
conducting a club shoot with Wangaratta Gun Club as their
guests. Inter-clubvisits are made by both clubs each year, and
have k e n going on for nine years. Wangaratta is 235
kilometres from Melbourne and a bus is used to transport
shooters and others who like to make the trip to the host club.
0 Shooters fo win some of fhe championships at the
Melbourne vs. Wangaratta Gun Club Social Day. L to R.:
Keith Wiseman, Melbourne, Brian North and Ken Plum,
Wangaratta.
My asrival time saw the end of the shooting program, as
well as the presentation of trophies to the various winners by
Melbohe Gun Club President, Bob Buchan. Wangaratta
honoured their club colors by winning the inter-club DTL
team shoot. Tfie team consisted of Dick English, Bob Barron,
Gary Robertson, Brian North and Kevin "Grumpy" Law, their
combined B c o E 375-400.
Melbourne, known as one of the top skeet shooting clubs
around, to the delight of President Bob, won the skeet team
challenge. Paul Krumins, Alan Bbase, Ian Hale, Brian
Thomson and Gil Farish made up the team and shot 239-250
to beat Wangaratta.
All Aboard! Wangaratta Gun Club shooters about to leave
Melbourne Gun Club after a great day of shoofing and inter
club competition.
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e "This is the last time for me'; says 74 years old Norm
Patterson senior with a smile. Norm has decided to "Hang up
the Clays" after20 years of service as a trapper at Sebastopol
Gun Club.
Ssturdsy, December 11, 1888
Sebmtopol Gun Club conducted their Christmas shoot on
this day to end their 1982 shooting calendar. Aproximately
60 shooters attended with the highlight being the presentation of a gold watch to Norm Paterson, Senior. Norm is the
father m d grandfather of the well known shooting family of
Patersons at Sebastopol Gun Club and B a a r a t area. Norm's
services stretch over 21 years in assisting the club. He has
been involved in the coaching of new shooters, keeping the
ground in order and acting as a trapper at their programmed
shoots.
Norm also gave 10 years of service to the Learmonth Gun
Club, near Ballarat, before it cbsed down. This club closed
after the death of its President and main worker Albert Smith,
and from then on Norm devoted his services to the Sebastopol
Gun Club
He will be missed by the shooting fraternity, and from us all
Norm, thanks, for a job well done, you deserve a token of
recognition for services to our sport.
Another to receive recognition for services to the same club
and our sport, was Lyle Veitch. Lyle was given the honour of
L i e Membership after having been involved with the club for
the past 12 years. He has M n Club President for the past year
and re-elected for 1983. Lyle has taken over from Norm
Paterson Junior, who has been a member of Sebastapol Gun
Club for 27 years and it's President from 1971 to 1981.
Sunday, December 12, 1988
I attended an A.S.A. meeting as a proxy delegate for our
Executive Director, Ian Elill, who was on holiday enjoying a
well earned few days off. The meeting was held at the
Australian Olympic Federation Headquarters in South Melbourne. Victorian Executive member Bob Buchan, our other
delegate to the A.S.A. attended the meeting also.
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NUN-CORROSIVE "DRY"
GIVE A HIGHER CONSISTENCY
r Left: Lyle Veitch, President of Sebasfopol Gun C/ub
presents Norm Patterson with his Gold Watch in recognition
of 20 years service to the club. Every week for eight years
Norm Patterson coached four groups of school children for
two hours each session, in the safe handling and use of
firearms. At 74 he has decided to call it a day.
A seven item agenda was tabled with one of the main items
being the adoption of the new A.S.A. Constitution. The A.S.A
has advertised for and is endeavouring to obtain the services
of an Executive Director. It is expected an appointment will be
made by late January, early February 1983.
The recent 1982 World Championships in which we fielded
a team of seven shooters, plus managerlcoach, were also well
covered in reports. It was also noted that at a U.I.T.meeting
held to coincide with the 1982 World Championships, future
World Championship teams, are to consist of three shooters
instead of four as in the past.
Sunday, Deaember 12, 1982
With the A.S.A. Meeting concluding mid-afternoon, I
journeyed to Werribee Gun Club, who were conducting their
Christmas shoot. My arrival was too late to enter any of the
events, however, Victorian Executive member, Bill Abbott,
who is also President of the club, gave me the opportunity to
present trophies to winners and meet many of his club
members, when receiving their Christmas gift. The shoot had
been well attended and was a good finale for Werribee to end
1982.
Wednesday, Dvcember 15, l98e
The Confederation of Australian Sport conducted the 1982
Sport Australia Awards at the Southern Cross Hotel, Melbourne. 1 attended with our Executive Director, Ian Em.The
Seven Network provided national television coverage of the
venue, making it a spectacular event for all sport in general
throughout Australia.
The Male Athlete of the year Gold Award went to Robert de
Castella, athletics. His run at the XII Commonwealth Games
was well worth watching, and he is no doubt a worthy
recipient of the 1982 trophy.
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o Winners at the Werribee Gun Club Christmas Shoot L. to
R.: Jim Walls with his wife, Feye, Jim won the Ball Trap
Championship 50/50.Also pictured is Garry Went, winner of
the Christmas Double Barrel Championship with 56/56.
Lisa Curry, swimming, collected the Gold Award for Female
Athlete of the Year. In generd, it was a great night for sport
and its competitors, and it left me to wonder who will.make it
in 1983.
Thureday, December 16,1982
The Annual General meetings of the Confederation of
Australian Sport and the Confederation of AustraJian Sport
Coaches Assembly, were held at the New I-IiU. Stand, Flemington Race Course, Melbourne. I attended the meetings with
Executive Director, ran Hill, and our National Coaching
Director, Peter Quire. Many items regarding the administration, coaching and development of all sports was discussed as
well as activities pertaining to the Confederation of Australian Sport.
Sunday, December 19. 1982
The North West Zone Council met at Jeparit Gun Club. It's
the first of such meetings since the Annual General Meeting
of the Zone in November, 1982, when retiring officers were
replaced.
The Zone President is John Clark from Warracknabed; Vice
President 3. Taylor, Horsham; Secretary Ray Scott, Horsham;
Treasurer Stan Newcombe, Jeparit; councillors Brian Kelly,
Maryborough with Laurie Connors, Mildura, N.W.Z. delegate
to State Council. Ray Scott is Public Relations Officer for the
Zone and Frank James was re-e;ected as the N.W.Z. Coach.
Jeparit Gun Club conducted its Christmas Shoot during the
afternoon, with time being ailmated for explanation on the
interpretation of the new rules by Victorian Rules Supervisor,
Trevor Nash.
All clubs in the Zone were advised of the meeting and it was
well attended by shooters and referees. Time was allocated to
questions on the new rules from referees and shooters. Prom
those asked, it was obvious some referees and shooters are
going to find it difficult to make the change in some areas of
the new rules.
The rule most concerning to referees and shooters, is that of
target refusal. Because of the system we have been used to in
the past, it will take time for this rule to be really understood
Left Christine Flavel, Jeparit, and Anthony Smith, Goroke,
two thirteen year old shooters with fhe enthusiasm to become
top shots, pictured at Jeparit Gun Club.
and work as it should. I personally believe it will not be abused
as some tend to think, and it will eventually prove to be one of
the best rules in the book.
See you where there is shooting.
Laurie Connors 0
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OBE
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This picture mentioned in Roger Darwon's Shooting Sh
With the help of Victorian old-timer, Bill Delaney, it has b
from left in front row is Horrie (Duxbac) James. Extreme
right, front row, Jim Edge from New Zealand with first Ove
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AUSTRAUAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-FEBRUARY 1983.
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umn in December 1982 is the pic. found by John Gerberina.
ntified as Nobel Shooting Ground, Tottenham Victoria. Ninth
ck row is the great "Calrossie", Jack Sutherland. Fifth from
r seen at Nobel Ground.
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Page 15
o Squadron leader, Stan Harding,
with his trophies. We look forward to seeing Stan back in Australia in February,
m a d r o n Leader Stan Harding, well known Australian
shooter, displays his Malaysian Gun Club trophies won
during a two year tour of duty with the RllAF in Malaysia.
A member of the Point Cook Gun Club. Stan has found
attending gun shoots throughout ~ a l a ~ sand
i a Singapore a
great way to meet the l d people.
He said the hospitality by the clubs waa always excellent.
Clay target shooting, although very much a rich man's sport
in Asia is gaining in popularity and competition standards
are improving.
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During his stay in Malaysia, Stran joined the Penang Gun
Club. As a member he shot in competitions at the national
shooting grounds at Kuala Lumpur, the State shooting
~raundsin Kedah, the Singawre
Gun Club and the Royal
Sohare Gun Club.
His msny trophies include those for runner up in the
national individual title and as a member of the winning
national team.
He will return to Australia on posting to Canberra in
February.
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REFEREE AND
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Caracas, Venezuela, November 1982,was the venue for the
43rd World Trap and Skeet Championships. Eleven medals
were won and three new world records were set using Beretta
ahotguns
The success of Beretta is even more meaningful when it is
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products.
Beretta 88180.Men's
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Ladies' Team: Bronze, Beretta ,5680.Skeet (Men): Bronze,
Beretta $660.Men's Team: Silver, Beretta 504,S680;Bronze,
Beretta 5880, $680.
Ladies': Silver, Beretta S680;Bronze, Beretta S680.A new
world record was set in this event with a score of 194 out of
200. Ladies' Team: Gold, Beret& S680, S680 and 5680;
Bronze, Beretta S68O. A new world record was set in this
event with a score of 436 out of 450.
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Roger Darwon
The late James Hastie pictured here in past happy times. The young man, getting the good oil from the master is young
trap shooter too.
has not shot under his oommand, a t some time in their life.
DATEUNE, NOVEMBER 26, 19.32: Today I lost a friend.
Coincidentally, we shared the same birthday, November
(As a matter of fact, all clay shooters lost a friend). Known
26th. Coincidentally, he passed away on that day. He fired his
Australia-wide, as the sports best referee, he was a man we all
last shot in competition with this scribe, at the opening of the
gave the respectful title, "Mayor" of the NSW Gun Club,
new Illawarra Gun Club, back around 1976. The event was a
Terry-Hills, Mr James Hastie, confidant to all who share the
Deauville Doubles championship. Jimmy partner& me, and
gentlemens sporting persuasion of shotgunning.
I'm sure any who remember that day will recall how I missed
This remarkable man travelled to clubs all over the state,
one of my clays with both barrels.
not only with myself, but with many of his mates from the
Jimmy mhot his and swung over to smash my still unbroken
NSW Gun Club. X'mproud to be able to say, Jimmy and myself
clay two feet from the ground. The thunder of applause all the
shared not only a common interest, but a comradeship beyond
watchers gave him will be the way I would like to always
the firing line. His happy, straight-forward nature, and
remember him. Besides, it's the way Jimmy would have
consideration to me, could be best described as similar to a
wanted it. The good times, the happy times, the shared
father and son relationship.
experience we all remember over the comb of a good shot m.
When I first joined the clay target sports, it was Jimmy
Shooters from the NSW Gun Club joined his wonderful and
Hastie who took me under his wing and put the polish on my
loving lifetime companion and wife Vera, at the chapel of the
rough edges. Iftoday, I can walk onto the tracks in a shooting
Northern Suburbs Crematorium on Monday, November 29, to
event and perform the correct way, it is thanks to his
pay their respects. Jimmy Wastie may have left us . . . but he
unstinting teaching ability. He set a shining example to all,
will not be forgotten. We have all been richly rewarded by his
and his ability as a referee is legendary. No matter if you were
presence among us, but more than that, we can all call
the world's best shot, or just an average weekend shooter,
ourselves fortunate men, because we were privileged to call
Jimmy treated them all on equal terms. Strict to the point of
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perfection, he was the sports ultimate clay shooting referee. I
him our friend. We will never see his like again.
don't think there is a shooter of stature, in this country who
J. Woriey,Junior; who told Jim, when hegrows up he wants to be a
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A number of Australia's successful athletes at the Brisbane
Commonwealth Games have been offered financial awards by
the Commonwealth Government to encourage them to continue in their sport and improve their performances.
The awards, under the Government's National Athlete
Award Scheme, were announced by the Minister for Home
Affairs m d Environment, Mr Tom McVeigh.
Among those athletes receiving awards are Robert de
Castella, winner of the memorable Brisbane marathon, Lisa
Curry who won three gold medals in swimming in Brisbane,
and the members of AustraZia's gold medal pursuit cycling
team.
Mr McVeigh said that the Scheme operated on two levels.
"The majority of funds are allocated to Australia's world
ranked amateur athletes and terns to help compensate them
for the costs associated with their sporting careers.
"A limited number of awards go to young sportspeoplewho
have demonstrated outstanding potential and are likely soon
to become world ranked."
Awards for individuals range from $1000 to $3500 and the
team awards are from $4000 to $12 000.
"The scheme has been operating since 198; and its success
in this time has been very encouragbg," the Minister said.
"Many of the athletes who performed so well in Brisbane
received awards under the Scheme in 1981 and 1982 and a
number of them have told the Government the awards
contributed to their success."
The awards have been based on a review of performances of
all current amateur Australian sportsmen and sportswomen
who have achieved international recognition in the past year.
While many awards have gone to well known $porting
identities, lesser known athletes in sports such as trampoline,
barefoot water skiing and powerlifting also have received
assistance.
Among the 10 teams assisted are the Australian Men's
Basketball team, which was placed f i i in the recent world
championship and the Australian Men's Hockey team which
is currently defending its No 2 world ranking in the Esanda
World Tournament in Melbourne.
A list of athletes and teams who have been granted awards
for 1982 is attached.
WORLD RANKED ATHLETES
Name
sp0~
Peter Bourke
Athletics
Denise Boyd
Athletics
Robert de Castella
Athletics
Athletics
Debra Flintoff
Gary Honey
Athletics
Athletics
GlynisNunn
Sdy Pierson
Athletics
Petra Rivers
Athletics
Liz Blencowe
Canoeing
Grant Kenny
Canoeing
Clay Targets
Alex Crikis
Ian Hale
Clay Targets
Greg Long
Clay Targets
Terry Rumbel
Clay Targets
Michael Grenda
Cycling
Kenrick Tucker
Cycling
Michael Turtur
Cycling
Gary West
Cycling
Diving
Valerie Beddoe
Jennifer Donnet
Diving
Stephen Foley
Diving
Sham Panayi
Diving
Equestrian
Andrew Hoy
h d y Goggin
Golf
Golf
Edwina Kennedy
Christina Boyd
Judo
Suzanne Williams
Judo
Alexander Watson
Modern Pentathlon
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Phillip Adams
Beverley Francis
Susan Jordon
Heidi Wittesch
Evonne Hill
Alan Smith
Bryan Wilson
Bryce EUis
Jenny Gill
Neil Luke
Michael Novakov
Toni Sawyer
Robert Wolff
Neil Brooks
Lisa Curry
Peter Evans
Michelle Ford
Tim Ford
Lisa Forrest
Max Metzker
GeorginaParkes
Paul Rowe
Jon Sieben
Danielle Somerville
Angela Russell
Janet Tibbits
Eonella Burridge
Lisa Steans
Glen Kelly
Brett Austine
Kim Lampard
Michael Neville
Debbie Pugh
John Stekelenburg
Brett Wing
Gino Fratangelo
Joe Kabalm
Robert Kahbas
Deaq Lubin
L o r e m Orsini
Bill Steuios
Nick Voukelatos
Cris Brown
Zsig Kelevitz
Colin Bate
Craig Ferris
Christopher Tillett
Robert Wilmot
Pistol
Powerlifting
Powerlifting
Powerlifting
SmalIbore Rifle
Smallbore Rifle
Sporting Shooters
Surfriding
Surfriding
Surfriding
Surfriding
Surfriding
Surfriding
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
swimming
Swmming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Synchronised Swimming
Synohronised Swimming
Trampolining
Trampolining
Waterskiing
Waterskiing
Waterskiing
Waterskiing
Waterskiing
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Weightlifting
Wrestling
Wrestling
Yachting
Yachting
Yachting
Yachting
Tee~ms
Men's Basketball
Women's Basketball
Men's Hockey
Women's Hockey
Netball
Rowing (Men's Heavyweight)
Rowing (Men's Lightweight)
Softball
Yaohting (Soling)
Yachting (Tornado)
Potential Category
Ken Gordon
Michael Hillardt
Patrick Scarnmell
Peter Bundy
Stephen Pate
Carol Boots
Julie Kent
Corinne Dibnah
Diane Pavich
Ann-MareeKerr
Mark Doyle
Athletics
Athletics
Athletics
Cycling
Cyoling
Diving
Diving
Galf (Ladies)
Golf (Ladies)
Gymnastics
Rowing
James Galloway
Paul Thompson
Lee Steven
Chris Dittmar
Michael Delaney
Justine Lemberg
Wayne Shillington
Nadia Bisiach
B. Webster
Craig Green
Anthony Dean
Denis Jones
Rowing
Rowing
Skiing
Squash
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Table Tennis
Weightlifting
Wrestling
Yachting
Yachting 0
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Ron Shiels
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The trophy line-up for fhe Metropolitan Grand Prix.
Neil Berry started. a trend of things to come with a break of
120.
Monday was a quiet day, all events were for cash. Glen
Brown set the Dace bv shootina 114 in the first event.
Tuesday, ~ r & dI?r&day, the gonditions were perfect, there
were over 150 shooters in attendance. Bill Iles walked onto the
track at 9.30 a.m. not knowing it would be 6.30 p.m. when he
would finish with an A.C.T.A.record break of 600. His
running mate was Glen Brown who shot 526 in two breaks.
Gaod shooting chaps! There were 2 breaks of 300,2 breaks of
200 and 5 breaks of 100. It is not hard to believe we threw over
35,000 targets over the four days.
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COBAR GUN
"GOLDEN C
r Nanette Meredith with Metropolitan President Ron Shiels,
on left Past President, Harry Belmore.
Saturday. October 31,1982 was a day of fine weather with a
good atter;dance of 72. The day's feature was the performance
of Mrs N. Meredith in the Double Rise event, shooting 31-40.
In spite of the gloomy start to Sunday the attendance rose to
97
we were watching and appreciating the unrelenting
efforts of Tony Bradshaw our "Shoot Marshall."
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The winners at Cobar Gun Clubs successful Golden Clay
Shoot: P. Fitzalan, Warren, winner of the Golden Clay, A,
Turner junior, Cobar, Silver Clay, and R. Drain, Bronze Clay. Q
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Dear Ian,
Over many more years than I car@ to think of, I have
listened to and read of advice by experts, how to successfully
shoot cIay targets. They have a variety of methods to deal
with, "left swingers, right swingers, quartering targets and
even one particular target was said to have "a Hook." Just how
that came about I am not too c e m , unless it was to make
things easier for the shooter or shooters who in despair
decided as I have often heard "to give it all up ad go fishing!!"
Out of all this one basic rule on which n e ~ l yeveryone
agrees is "it is necess2iry to keep ones eye above the rib a n i
do this place two pennies on the rib over the action. In order to
gauge the correct eye level above the rib.
Having just finishes reading a WErecently, written and
published by one of our very successful shmters, the full
impact of inflation made its self obvious when I read, and I
quote, "two twenty cent pieces placed on the rib over the
action is a good rule of thumb for gauging correct eye level
above the rib of the gun."
Yours smcerely,
TOM ALIYIOPUZ) 0
These include administration, Refereeing, Rules Clarification and
Coaching.
CURTIS, Max: Died suddenly on January 5, 1983. Max
Curtis was President of Port Liincoln Gun Club and was
instrumental in its growth and development.
He was Zone President for the Far West Zone, Club and Zone
Coach and a member of the South Australian Executive.
Max will be greatly missed and remembered for his tireless
work inthe fields of junior shouting and administration.
Sympathy is extended to Joy Curtis and family from the
0
coaching and shooting fraternity of South AustraHa.
We are sorry to report the sudden death of well known New
Zealand shooter, Trevor Everett.
Trevor was the donor together with Bill Attwood of the
trophy for the junior with the top score in the three
Mackintosh qualifying events at the Nationals.
Trevor had been a member of the New Zealand Mackintosh
tern ten times, and had won the New Zealand Double Rise and
Sparrow Championships.
He will be sadly missed by his many shooting friends.0
Committee and Members of all
Ctubs welcome.
Contact Ciub Secretaries re Seminar
Registration.
ALL SEMINARS WILL COMMENCE
8.30 A.M.
Shooters please note we shoot every second
Sunday of each month with the exception of
Bev. Grice
Secretary
Q.C.T.A.
(071) 91 2523
Not as advertised in N.S.W.C.T.A.
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pronram
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWCFEBRUARY
1983
Tasmania .....................................................
25
South Australia ...........................................
.28
Queensland .................................................
.31
Australia Capital Territory ............................34
New South Wales .......................:.................-35
Victoria.......................................................
.47
Western Australia.. ......................................
.59
Northern Territory ......................................
-60
Mildura dun Club
The Annual General Meeting wae held in the Mildma Gun
Club rooms on December 22, 1982,and the foUowing office
bearers were elected for 1982-83:
President: Kevin Nic3ols
Vice President: R. B l l a r
Secretary: Graham Rtt, PO Box 848,Redcliffs, 3496
Treasurer: Harry Moore
Committse. Larry Dimasi, Jim Finis, BiU Drew, Don
Andrews.
Eohuoa Gun Club
The Annual General Meting was held in the Echuca Club,
&oms on December 15,1982 and the following office bearers
were elected for 1983:
President: Ray McKenzie
Senior VP: Kevin Dobson
Junior VP: Russell Angove
Secretary: Lawrie Bernard
Ass. Secretary: David Penn
Treasurer: John Harris
Handicapper: David Penn.
Teras Qun Club
The office bearers elected at our Annual @nerd Meeting
were:
President: Ftay Potter
Secretary: Dianne Martin
Treasurer: Ron Teese
Dalby Gun Club
I would like to advise you that at our recent Annual Meeting
held on December 13, 1982, office bearers were elected as
follows:
President: Ron Siclair, 3 Alice St, Dalby, 4405 (074)
621971
Vice President: Vic Woods, Lake Broadwater, via Ddby,
4405 (074) 633562
SecretaryITreasurer: Mrs Jean Galley, 12 Walsh St, Ddby.
4405 (074)621271
Alexandra Gun Club [S.A.) The Annual General Meeting
wss held on December 18, 1982.The new offioers are bted
below:
Preeident: J . Hutchings, Flat 11, Everard Crt, Anzac
Highway, Everard Park, 5035.
Secretary/Tressurer: H. Straub, P.O.Box 351, Morphett
Vale, 5162.
Csirne and Distriot CIun Club
The off~cebearers for 1983 are as follows:
President: Jeff Reid
Secretary: Robkt Simpson
Treasurer: Doug Jones
Page 24
Cohuaa Uun Club
J. Garner of & h u m has been appointed new secretary
of the Cohuna GC replacing Mrs C. LBe. Address for club is
still the same. Box 211, Cohuna, 3568. Secretary's phone
number (054) 562543.
Bundaberg Gnu Club
Office b e e r s for 1983 are as follows:
President: R. R e h b e i
Vim President: A. Ely, G. Sergiacomi
Secretary: M. Plath
Treasurer: D. GrifBth
Club Captain: A. Ely
Vice Captain: K. Palmer, T. Peterson
Baraaldine Gun Club
At the recent Annual meeting of the club, the following
office bearers were e l e c t d
Patron: R.H. Moyee
President: W.J.R. Chandler
Vice Presidents: C.G. Rudd, R.V. Bailey
Cont'd on page 89
'A' A. Bowering 28-30. 'B' R. Young 28-30, 'C'A. NeviUe 28-31. Gordon & Amber
Secretary (004)
Girdlestone Mem Cup shot over 6 mths: Ian Aylett 131-135.
-245895.
HOBART,28.11.W-Fhe(39). 1OTSB:'A'S. Marshnll18-18,'B'B. BidneU9-10,
'C'P.PiwUi 10-13. 10TPta:'A'S. MareW4&48, 'B'G. Rider 25-80, %'K. Smith
28-30. 50T Pta Sohweppa State Gh:KG S. Marshall; 'A' 0. Appleby, A. Kean; 'B'B.
SidneU. (3. Rider: 'C' B. Green. R. Sellers. 25T Sk: 'A' 5. brown in^ 25-25. '13's.
Rider 25-25, "2' C. Calbrt27-25. 'D'B. Green25-25. 8PDD: 0. Ciormin-A. KO=, T.
-
BURNIE, 4.12.8P- Windy (17). let Rnd Club 25TSk: 0-1 1. Riat 24-25.2-4 P.R.
Smith 23-25. 5 pluo C. Coatelloe 24-25. 25TClub SB Ch: 'A' & HG I. Riat 25-27; 'B'
F.R.
- .- Smith 24-27: 'C' A. S~inlrs21-25, 23T ISU:'A' R. Dawlcino 24-25. 'B' J. Brvon
22-25, Y?' J. ~ i n c h19-25: 20T Hcp: J. Flnch 34-38. R. Ward 33-31;~. ~ a w l &
28-28.
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,
B
6.12.SS
Windy (26). 2nd Round Club 25T & 0 1 I.
Rist 24-25, 2-4
F.R. Smith 27-29. 5 plus V. Bennett 24-25. 15 Pr NWD DD: R. Word-R. Abblitt
15-15. W. &Jt&-I. Rbt 18-18. 25T PS:'A'I. Riat 71-75, 'B'R. Young 14-75; 'C A.
Spinlrs 05-75. ZOT Hcp: R. Young SO-PO. R. Abblitt 21-23. A. Spinkn 23-25. CLub
Skeet HG over two daya: 0-1 I. Rint 48-50, 2 4 FR.Smith 45-50. 5 plua A. Spinke
39-50. High Gun over 2 days: I. Rist 151-185; 'C' HG over 2 days: A. Spin!ds
138-165; Beat Club Novice W. Burgeen 2440.
L. Gmv. R.
CRgggp. 4.lZ.82
Warm. olmuant (32). 10T DB SS: B. 0-n.
~ G e rL.
, tilliama. H. ~erriooi.B. CleaGer; D. ree em,^. ~vrwnei.P. LOf;B. S.
Browning, K. Viney. J. Murhy 10-10.4OT DB F'reaCh: 'B' 8s HO L.S m n e y 40-40.
M.Kerrison 140-141: 'C'3.Green 39-40. T a i m Shld Ladim Team:S. Schott. K.
~ a n 8 t i a ~ l i tJ.
z . Browning, D. Aylott, D. G&es 80100.
CR53SY, ne.ia.se
Fine, w m (55). 2OT FS Fred Bkke Mern: H(3 & 'A' S.
BrowninK 72-72: 'B'T. SinxLine 58-80; "2 J. Viney 80.80. SOT SB State Night Ch:
HG6t *A#-K.Viney 48-50, @ T. Singline 46-50. 'C'J.
~ e a 52-38.
n
-0ary Alomes,
31 S m r d a l e Grove (003) 447083.
DEVONPORT, iB.l2.BZ-Rne,
windy (28). 25T SkGr: 'ABC.Lotham37-37.73'1.
Avlett 23-25. C'J. Brvan 23-25. Harold NaviUct ChoPChCSMi* Tde '
d md Sk:'A'
-
-
Spbnlar, Hrtlag 5 -OA!
Event 1.
Event 2*
Event 3.
waeaing4. h h e h s l l .
HOBART,PB.lz.f32 Fine (18). L C T 9. Mnrnhall, P. Marehall. G. Cleary. Pran
Ch
of Ch:'A' P. Marshall. 'B' B. Bnrrow. '2'P.Puieeili. Club DD Ch: 8. Clem*.
......
Mateldl 10-12. D. ~ a y l o &
C. Gray ~ 1 2J.: Malcolm Trophy: 0. Cleary. 10T bun
Down DB: A. Bryan 10-10. B. Sidnsll 9-10,
T.A. Schott 438548.
WONVULE. 7.12.82
Fine. windv (36). a5T Swrtina md: 'A' 8. Brownina
24-257 g' R. &hard. 24-ZE, ad J. X&I a2-33. 2& DBITow~~:
0. Ftichartleo;
29-28, C. ConIan 28-29, A. Brett 2425. 2OT DB Gr: *A'B. Smith 2020, R. Canell
-
30-3i;'B'T. Newman 19-a0. P.Griemon 19-21;'C R. SaUsm 18-20, H. McConnon
17-21. 20T Hcp DB: P. Griemn 22-22. 0. Rider 21-22. B. Smith 32-33.
ROEEBERY, lB.lE.8e-Overcast(l4). 5TSB 99:E. Abblitt s 5 . R.Ward 5-5, K.
W w d s 5-5. Club SB Ch 13-14mE. Abblitt 14-20.15-18mJ. M w w 16-20.17-25m
a. Appleby 18-20, Best Novice R. Dalphin. Weatern DM DB Ch! 'A' G. Appleby
25-25. 'B'R. Ward 23-25. 'C' J. Murray 22-25.2W Conk 'A' K.Woods 18-20, 'B'R.
W d 18-20, 'C' J. Murray 18-28. -Secratary John Munay. SMQ, Roeebry.
T~MANUN, in.in.se-~ine (48). 1 5 ~ N 8
O ~~
~ C P.
O : ~ i g b 12-15.
y
carl~ouog
Mem Ch Gr 25T (incl Ch of Ch):'A' I.
Aylett 49-40 SO, 'B'B. Cleaver 25-25. %' 0.
Laakey 26-27 SO. Ch of Ch 25T Sk 25T OT 25T SB Or: 'A' J. B l a e 85-100, 'B' A.
P. Taurian 80103; HQ J&
~ t a k s95-100.
0
Taurinn 01-100. '17
Lalav, March 27
SHOOT, 10 am
1OOTStateI.S.U. Skeet
Chamoionshi~.Slate team selections
& shoot aft& 50 Tgts
25T Club PS Championship
Graded A.B.C. Ribbon arade winners.
SIS ~ v e n l ,~ i m e~ e r m i f i i n ~ ,
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-
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
..........................................................$2.50
10T DB SS EO
40T Dave Wilson Memorial 20T DB, 20T SB
5OTSkeet
Time permitting Trench facilities available.
............$7.50
.................................................................
$7.50
Secretary: A. Schott
43 8648
HG sash
ALSO ELIMINATION EVENT FOR I.S.U. SKEET NATiONAL TRAINING SQUAD.
Secretary: Mr R. Dawkin
Sudsy, Fettiary 27, 12.31)
Evsnt 1
Event 2.
Event
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event
3.
Daylight. 25T Dl3 shot from 15m
Graded A,B,C, $25 per grade winner
Twilight. 25T SB shot from t5m
Graded A,B,C, $25 each grade winner
Night. 25T PS shot from 15m
Graded A,B.C. $25 per grade winner
.......................$6.50
....................$6.50
.......................$6.50
3.
Event 4.
pa
5T Points Score SIS
25T Club Mixed Targets
Ribbon & Trophy each division.
15T SB Handicap
Trophies Is!, 2nd, 3rd.
20T Continental Trap
Trophies each grade
President: R, Hardy
Sacretary: John Murray
SMQ, Roseberry.
Satrrrdav, MarcR 5, cornmenelno 4.30 ~ f l
Event
1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Daylight. 20T D 8 Handicap
Trophy Ist,trophy 2nd
$6.00
Twilight. 10T Continentar PS Sweepstake
Eye Opener shot from 15m
$3.00
Night. State Night Continental PS Championship
50T shot from 15m
Graded A.B,C, Sash OA, Ribbons & Trophies ea grade
$1 1.oo
.............................................
......................................
Secretary: Mrs C. Alomes,
447063.
Sunday, Fehruary 13, b.38 aM start
Event 1
Event 2.
Event 3.
.................................$3.00
15T DB DTC Novice (Trophies)
25T Continental, Graded A,B,C (Trophies)
State Skeet Ch lOOT
Graded (inc team shoot)
Trophies, badges & High Gun sash
Secretary:
..............$5.50
....................... $20.00
Dave Rlde,
441523.
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Ken Coppleman
The Hobart Gun Club held the State Points Score Title on
November 28, 1982, and this event was very generously
sponsored by the Schweppes Company which waa a vary big
factor in ensuring the successful running of the Championship.
The weather was kind on the day in question and proceedings got under way with the 10 Targets Single Barrel -just
the event to sharpen up the shooters reflexes. A Grade went to
Sperry Marshall (18-18) after a shoot-off with Graham
Appleby, the West Coast publican. Sperry's win set the pace
for the remrtinder of the day.
B Grade went to Brian Sidnell (9-10). Peter Puiselli and
Sally Schott each achieved 7-10 and vied in a shcmt-off with
Peter outlasting Sally to win 10-13.
Event two was another shoot-off with Sperry Marshall,
Graham Appleby, Jim Briggs and Roy Garwood all facing the
trap. Roy and Jim hung in there for a while but it fell on
Sperry and Graham to decide the victor - Sperry succeeded
with 48-48. Graham Rider was in form and took honours in B
Grade (28-30). Keith Smith had a very good win in C Grade
(28-30).
Mr Mark Manning congratulates High Gun winner Sperry
Marshall with other winners looking on. R. to L.: Graham
Appieby, Brian Sidnell and B. Green.
The Schweppes Points Soore State Championship got under
way in good conditions with shooters and onlookers 'predicting' the winner! Shooting started very well with Allan Kean
and Graham Appleby performing creditably. The hot
favourite -Sperry Marshall- - progressed with what looked
like king a perfect score but a wind gust caused a problem,
although this did not stop him winnjng the title with a score
of 149-150.
Top A Grade shooter Graham Appleby, pushed Sperry all
day but was just a fraction behind with a good score of
147-150. Allan g e m , popular East Coast personality, was
very close as well with a score of 146-150.
Hobart Committee member, Brian Sidnell, continued with
his good form to take B Grade honours 136-150. Graham
mder was runner up with 132-150. C Grade went to B. Green
with a very good score of 136-150 with R. Sellers runner up
with 132-150.
s
proved to be one of the highest
Event four, 25 t ~ g e t Skeet
scoring events for the day. Stuart Browning, fresh from his
recent ISU State Skeet victory, really turned it on with a
brilliant score of 25-25 to win A Grade. Graham Rider took
out J3 Grade with a perfect score of 25-25, leaving his
opposition floundering. Chester Calvert and Bill Barrow
fought it out for C Grade victory - Chester winning with
25-27.
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The very popular father-son ~ e a ncombination: Julian
(son), Allan (father).
The Best 7 and over handicap shooter was B. Green, who
had an exceptional day with a good score of 25-25. The final
event, 8 Pair Deauville Doubles proved an interesting competition with the winning pair Garry Gorman and Nan Kean
scoring 8-8. The second placegetters were Terry Weeding and
Sperry Marshall after a very 'dubious' and 'jovial' shoot-off.
Mx Mark Manning, the State Manager of Schweppes,
attended the shoot and presented the sashes and trophies to
all the winners. All shooters voiced their appreciation of the
Schweppes Company's participation in sponsorship of the
Championsip and hope that this is only the start of a mutually
satisfying association with the well-known company.
Hobart Gun Club President, Ken Coppleman, together with
all committee members and shooting members, extend appreciation to M r Manning and Schweppes for the very generous
assistance given that ensured the success of the Championship.
1983
Due to the amount of magazines being returned
to the off ice because of an incorrect address
appearing on the wrapper, we have inserted
below a "Change of Address" form for your
convenience.
When changing your postal address, we ask t h d
you complete the form and send to the A.C.T.A.
office without delay to ensure delivery of your
monthly magazine.
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TO: A.C.T.A.
PO BOX 198,
BLACKBURN, 3130. VIC.
Name: ........................................................................
Old Address: ............................................................
...........................................P. Code.........................
New Address: ............................................................
0
Hobart Gun Club President Ken Coppleman with Overall
High Gun winner Sperry Marshall.
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P.Code.........................
Member No: ................................................................
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with Australian Badge.
February 26
February 27
Piease send cheque
(made payable to A.C.T.A.)
National Office.
-
Skeet Day
- Trap Day
Saturday, February 26
P.O. Box 198, Blackburn, 3130.
9 am start
Event I
$3.00
25T Skeet EO Opt SS
Event 2
$9.50
50T Skeet
Event 3
$9.50
50T Skeet
High Gun Sash and Ribbons over events 2 & 3
Sunday, February 27
10.30 am start
I
Event 1
ASSOCIATION NAME BADGES
ARE AVAILABLE AT
$3.00
15T DB EO SS 20m
I
Event 2
$14.00
50T Corn DB Ch 20m
Event 3
$4.00
25T Trench
Sec: A. Schoft
order through your club secretary
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Ph (002)438648
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ALEXANDRA. 5.12.82-Mild, windy (17). JOTXmna SkCh: OA&'A'R. Kimber
49-50. '8' P. Campbell 43-50, 'C' J. Gemglea 41-50, 10T EO: 'A' T. Kirby.$-10, J.
Hutchings. J. Richards 8-10; 'B' B. NeweU 10-10. F.Grey 9-10; 'C' S. Tomnn 9-10,
P. Campbell 7-10. 25T Xmvl DB C h OA & 'B'J. Gerogles 4040. B. Barrett 23-25:
'KT. Kirby 39-40, J. HutOhinge 31-32; %'P. Cmpbell23-26, S.Toman22-26.25T
Pres DB Ch: OA & 'B' 3. Gemgles 40-40, B. Barrett 24-25; 'A' T. Kirby 39-40. R.
Kimber 34.35; 'C' P. Csmpbell25-25, S. Toman 2 4 2 5 . Xmag Turkey HG T. Kirby
59-60.
ALEXANDRA, 18.12.82
Fine, c w l (14). 25T DB Twilight Ch: OA & 'B'A.
Famiglietti 24-25. I. Hein 33-35; 'A'P. Johnccck 22-25; 'C' S. Tomnn 23-25. 3.
Bretag 21-25. 10 P r DR State Night Ch: 'A' P. Johncock 12-20; 'B' I. Hein 14-20, K.
Burzlcott, B. Barrett, K. Jarvis 13-20; 'C' S. Toman 10-20, G. Michell, J. Bretag
9-20. 1 5 Pr DR State Night Ch: OA & 'B'K. Jnrvis 25-30, L. P w n a 22-30; 'A' P.
Johncock 23-30; 'C' J. Bretag 1 8 3 0 . Ci. MicheU 32-40. Club Aggregate Tmphy: K.
Jnrvia 449495. Moat Imoroved Shooter: S. Toman.
DARMERA. 1 0 . 1 ~ . 8 2 ~ F i n wnrm(20).
e,
IOTDB ibp. R Maywald. D. s m t h , D.
Freundt, M. Fmhrr. W. IQdier, 1. Blythman, P. Winzeu 10.10. 2 M S & K Wright
DB I ~ C Ihl.
J : l.'laher 24-24. W. h v h e r 93.24. R. Mavwald 21-23. 25'CXmns SkGr:'A'
J. ~ l y t h m a n33-33. W. Fisher 3 2 - 3 3 ; ' B ' ~ o b ~ a y i w 22-25,
~ l d D. Freundt 29-33; 'C'
RihMnywald21-25, W. Wilksch 16-25.30TGrnnd XmaaHcp: M. Flsher 30-30. W.
Wsher 34-35, H. Nunn 33-35. D. Freundt 35-38. L. Gmughan 34-38, R. Maywald
32-38; Ladies draw: Lennne fisher, R. Winzen, Maureen Howell. Turkey Shwt: I.
Maywaid - men; Marior. Maywald - ladies. HG W. Fisher 84-85.
Fine, windy (36). 25T Novelty WB: 14 shooters
BORDERMWN, 18.12.82
divided Christmae goodies. Ch of Ch for Andrewe Famity Trophy: 9 champions
competed. David Flavel 19-19. Peter TeUord 18-19. Aggregate for Yenr: Bert
Pailant 477 from Kevin Howe for Gmwden trophy. 20 Pr DD Cant Ch drawn
partnere: M. Medhurst-J. Hinge 20-20, P. Telford-C. Jarred Is-20. P. Rundle-Jim
Gawith 17-20. 15Y PS Gr: 'A' P. TeUord 4 5 4 5 , R. Morris, M. Medhurst. D. Flavel;
'B1J. Hinge 45-45. D.Plummer42-45; %' W. Hawker 40-45. T. Mock 3545. ladies
draw: Shirley Ritchie. Mre Williams Xmas cakes.
INTERNATIONAL. 27.it.62
Fine (44). 50T Anniverrarv T r CS: OA & 'A' J.
Ryrncu 49-50. U. Ohnero 86-90; 'B'W. ~ o r i t 47-50.
z
B.N. iYorden 45.50; 'C'A.
D311c Motle 40-50, P. Xuntmg 50-00. SOT Anniversary DB Ch: OA & 'A' D. Lynn
50-€0. J Byrnco 58.60; 'W 11. Biai 48-50, R. Harrls 92-55; 'C'Mrs B. NnUace 11-50,
S.G. ~ r o s b i 3Q.50:
e
Laclies M T S.
~ Bvmes. J & A Finis Tr teams Shld: International
team No I - P. hlarcoionni. n.~ l h i e r o E.
, Commons. A. Dnllc hlolle 181-200.
INTERNATIONAL. 28.11.82 - - b e , warm (74). 10T Hcp. B. Greenshield 50.90
P.Awutillu4D.50.J. R h h x d s 40-41. FM I?. Demichele 15-16, Anniveroarv PSCh:
OA 6 'A' G.N. Worden 107-108. A. Poulton 106-108; 'B'R. ~ e a n 78.81
e ~ ,K. Alvarn
77-81:'C'A. Cavuoto 71-75, H. Wdlace 88-75; Ladiea Mm B. W W e 64-75. Scotta
Gun Gr Shoot: 'A' C- Bentley 4 4 4 4 , R. Winshurat 48-44; 'B' R. Smith 33-34, F.
Atkinson 32-34: 'C'H. Wallnce 31-38, G. Donald 30-31; Ladies MmB. Dower 28-30.
EG: 'A' C. Bentiey; 'B' R. Dem. 'C'H. Wnllnce. HG over 2 d a p : D. Oliviero.
INTERNATIONAL. 18.12.82 -Fine, hot (48). Xmns t r CS: OA % 'A' D.Oliviero
25-25, J. Byrnes 23-25; '5B.N. Worden 4 2 4 5 , R. M e m y 41-45; 'C' A. D u e Moue
22-25, P. Baxter 38-45. Xmns DB Ch: OA & 'A' D. Stefanato 140-140, J. Byrnes
139-140; 'B' I. Spnrnon 38.38, R. Mack 28-30; 'C'P. Campbell 24-25. H. Wallace
26-28. ladies Mrs B. Wallwe, B. D o w c r ~19-25. Xmnn Hcp: D. Stefanato 47-47. R.
Meaney 46-47, P. CnmpbeU 28-29. Spocinl event Novice shooters: L. Pisanel10 8-10.
G. Richichi 7-18. Mrs M. Martini 10-14. - M. Martin 491988.
LAKE ALBERT, 6.19.82- Warm, breezy (28). 25T Lukm & W r o n g SB Ch: OA
& 'A' R. Andrew@. 29-31, P, JOhnCOCk 28-25; 'B'P. O'COMCU 2 4 2 7 . K. b d i n g
23-20: 'C' G. ninninp. 28-31. F. BClbv 22-25. 25T Brom.3 Wine PS Ch: 'A' O.
Uurbndge 72-75. B. &owden 71-75; 'B& OA P O'ComcU 85.87:~. Selby 82-87;
'C K. Appeckamp 72-75. R. Hancock 65-75. 25T Novelty. 'A' W. Elby 25-25, R.
Scmmlrr 24-25. R. Andrew8 23-25; 'B'T. Selby 24-25. D. HcraainuNK. Hardina
23-25; 'C'K. A p p e o h p 25-25, A. EIarding-24-25, R. ~ancock-s2-25. HG
O'Comell 118-12s.
b U U A L A , 1 9 . 1 2 . ~ ~Mne, warm (45). 25T PS Xmaar Shoot 15m: 'A' 5.Nelson
87-75. J. EUie 84-75. R. Frmk~48-75: 'B' A. Hamilton 72-75. B. OreenshieIda
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F.
(Changed from 4112 Day-shoot instead
of Night-shoot)
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OA trophy: S. Daviea 3140.
BUMWM. - Fine, warm (38). 15T Hop CD: 14-l5m R. Sohubrt. F. Bailey. B.
Wedd; 16-18m L. Stone, P. Johncock, K. Jarvia. K. Bururcott; 18.24111 D.Humphrey. J. Maczkowinck. K.Saoderoock. E.O. Humphrey Mem Qr 25T 115111: 'A' B.
H
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l
l 24-25, P. J o h n w k 22-25: 'B' B. WBdd 25-25. K. S a n d e r a r k 25-26: 'C'
D.HoweU 22-25, K. Braun 29-34. River Murray DB Ch 2JT 15m: OA & 'B' J.
Mnczkowiack 34-35, K.Jluvis 33-35: 'A' J. Richnrde 23-25, B. Hill 22-25; 'FD.
HoweU 24-25. T. M e 22-25. OA H(i B. W6dd 87-70. Novice prizes. T. Thompwn
49-85. J. Bretag 4 8 4 5 . O. MicheU, 4005.
PdtUlCENT, 28.11.82
Fine. Warm (20). 20 P DD Club Ch: G. Norman-W.
M e 20-20, I. Todd-D. Todd 18-20. 2OT Hcp: D. Todd 20.20, I. Todd 32-35, P.
Brammer 31-35.
NOARLUNOA CITY, 12.12.82
Vory hot, dusty (26) 15T PS GI: 'A'T. ffirby
35-45. 'R'W. Ricly 4245. 'C'3. Williamo 31-45, 30Y DB Ch: 'KT.Kirby 30-30; 'B'
W. Illely 30-00. I. S h m d 28-30, 3. Oemglen 23-30. 'C' R.Urnhack 23-30. K. Perry
26-30. J. Laxto2 26.30. 2OT PS 15m Gr: 'KT.
Kirby 51-00; ' 8 ' 5 . Gerogles 58-60. R.
Surfield 56-00. W. Sutherlnnd 58-50; 'GD.Nonvood 53-80. M. Bruno 51.00. W .
Mnher 51-60. OA HG W. Riely 126.135; Jnr HG M. Bruno 109.135; Veternns H.
k t o n 98-135.
PT LWCOLN, 6.12.82
Fine, windy (29). 25T 1SU 8k: R. Pitt 21-25. 1.
McCaLlumiT. Stratford 18-25, 5GT DB Turkey Shoot: D. Lymn 47-50. T. Stratford
45-40. S. Krnne 50-58 anCr shoot off with D. Woolford 48-58.
The Dee and Heather Wwliord P e r p a t U Tmphy held over all club championship for previoue 12 montha waa won by l b v o r Strntford 299-330.
ROBE, 12.12.82 - Hot, windy (34). 2Ul' Xmnn DB Or: 'A' P. TeUord 41-41, T.
Reachke 40-41: 'B'C. C O I I D ~ C22-23. D. Todd 25~27:'C' C. B r m e r 23-25. T.
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Heinz
Straub (Secretary)
(08) 3822591,
PO Box 351, Morphett Vale,
SA, 5162.
L.
1983
Xmas: 'A' J. Lavia 74-74, G.Steel8 73-74; 'B'L. Simma 20-20, R. Sincleir; 'CD.
Gzi
ih 2 7 - 2 8 . ' ~Ramsay
.
28-28. P. Dunk H&: R. h a d 5s-55. R. k
poulton 20-29; Lady HG Event 4-5. HG A. Poulton 67-70.
t 54-55. A.
SA, 10.11.82 - Overoaat (31). Csh Hcp: R. Meaney 29-30, H.Wallace 28-30, P.
Mnck 25-27. Club Night Sk CS: OA R. Kimber 28-30: 'A' R. Kimber 24-25, M.
Dulington 23-25; 'B'R. Dean 24-25. B. Hmeen 20-25; 'C' L. Frawua 21-25, G.
Stopp 20-25.
SA. 81.11.82 -Hot (40). M. M a t o n Sk Hcp: M. Kimber 50-50, C. Gilea 35-38.C.
Grigg 31-37. Salisbury Downe Tr Ch: OA P. M u t i n g 23-26; 'A' A. P o d t o n 31-35,
R. Meaney 30-35; 'B'R. Mules 22. R. Dower 21; 'C'P. M u t i n g 23. B. Hmsen 20.
ISU S k Ch: OA J. S t W 24-25; 'A' R. Kirnber 21-2.5;'B'J. Slrvik 24-25, D.Foster
21-25:'C'R. Dower 22-25, T. Forrest 2 0 2 5 . Hcp: R. Meaney 65-86, K.Nobes 63-i38,
R. Dower 33-34. Club Mxd Tgt Ch: OA R. Dower 34-35; 'A' R. Dower 34-35, R.
Mules 32-35; 'B' R. Meaney 31-35, P. Munting 28-35; 'C' B. Wallace 28-35, N.
m s a v 27-35. SaliBburv DowneDB Ch: OA A. Pouiton 72-72: 'A'
A. Poulton 72-72.
R y r n e ~23-25.11.
j . ~ y r i e a71-72: 11. Memay 25-25. F. Atkirmw 23-25:
Wallace 23.26. Club 1IC H. Duwcr 99-105. Ynlumba ISUAliminntion: R. Kimbcr. R
.c's
$19.00
A.C.T.A. Ties (Green with logo)
Beer Mugs -A.C.T.A. logo gold embossed$2.95
Ashtray -A.C.T.A. logo gold embossed $2.00
Belt buckles -Bronze with A.C.T.A. logo $8.50
A.C.T.A. Wooden plaques
$11.00
C.T.S.N. Green binders (plain, 1982, 1983) $6.60
Gold Shooting Caps
$6.60
Dower. M. Kimber.
-
$A, 24.11.82
107 degrsea (32). Csh Hop: S. Memey 28-28, P. Quire 27-28, A.
DallemoUe 23-24; 1st Lady B. Dower 2 0 2 3 . Comm'wlth DD Ch: OAR. Kimber-R.
Hill 18-20. P. Mules-R. Mules 18-23.
SA, 8.18.82 - Cold,windy (28). Xmas Hcp: M. Fisher 22-24. R. Smith 25-28. K.
Marinia 24-28; M y D. Dower 13-20. XmaaNight DB C h OA R. Dower 21-21; 'A'R.
Dower 20-20. J. Byrnee 19.20; '8'K. Mnrinie 20-20, W. Fisher 18-20;'C'M. Waher
18-20, C. Giies 17-80.
SA, 18.12.82 -Excellent (67). Xmas Hcp: A.Poulton 23-23, K. Nobes 22-23, R.
Harris 22-23. D.Rhule 21-23. DB Gr: 'A' A. Pouiton. M. Martini. P. M m i o n n i ; '6'
R. Dean, K. Marinis. A. Dallemolle; 'C'B. Dower, H. Wallace, D. Rhule. Jim BeSk: D. Gagnon. R. Dower, F. Grey. D.Dwyer. F. Speechloy. 1882 Club High Gum
R. Memey 55%2, A. Poulton 50, R. Dower 45%?,1982 Eley Night Shld: R. Smith
88-100, H. Wallace 88-100. B. Hmsen 86-lCKl J.R. Hyner, sec. (08) 3532125.
UN(fARRA, 10.12.82 - Fine. SW wind (241. 10 Pr DR Tower: Roy Pitt 19-20,
Paul Myretasoh 16-20, Rodney Gregurke 15-20. Xmaa Shoot 10 DB 10 SB 5 Pr DR
off Hcp: Turkey won by Jesse Averis 27-30. Ram won by Trevor Stratford 28-30.
Cuke won by Lee Trebilcock. 2ST Sk Hcp: Lee Trebilmck, R.Gregurke 25 wihcp. 0
S
Trap & Skeet Shooting...by George Biggs
You're the Coach
Score Better at Trap
Score Better at Skeet
Clay Target Games
Successful Shotgun Shooting
1983 Gun Digest
Please make cheque payable to
and forward to
CLUB NEWS
Gont'd from page 24
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P.O. BOX 198
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Secretary: D.C. Ellem
Treasurer: O.G. I-Wl
Captain: C.G. Rudd
Vice Captain: R.N. Brasnett
Handicapper: R.V. Bailey
Wilknwstt Gun Club
Wllkawatt Gun Club held their Annual General Meeting on
October 26, 1982; the following is a list of office bearers for
1983:
President: Peter Rundle
Vice President: Richard Willcox, John Ramke
Secretary: Mrs Val Prentice, Box 125, Lameroo, 5302
Treasurer: Keith Cornwell
Captain: Graham Steer. Don Beelitz
CLub Coach: Don Beelitz
Club Handicapper: John Ratnke
Morninngfon Clay Target Club
The Annual Gcncr:rl MccLing of Mornington Clay Target
Club was hcld i n tllcir club rooms on November 26, 1982.
Elected to oSSicc wcrc?:
President: G. M;rlthcws. 1'0 Box 54. Dromana
Secretary: 1'. Lancirster. 24 Namur St, Noble Park, 3174
Treasurer: G. L0wlldeS. 10 Amelia Ave, Mornington
Vice President: T. Ferlazzo, 716 Esplanade, Mornington
Mannum G u n Club
At the Annual General Meeting of Mannum Gun Club the
following office bearers were elected on November 21, 1982:
President: Ivan Wein, Bywater Rd, Murray Bridge, 5253
Vice President: Clem Thomas, Brinkley
Cl?b Coach: Clinton Wohlfeil, Murray Bridge
Club handicapper: Geoff Hill, 14 Fowler St, Woodside, 5244.
Secretary: Mrs M. Wattam, PO Box 701, Murray Bridge,
5253.
Event 1
50T Lakes & Coorong
BB Ch
Trophy value $50 each grade
Donated by AJAX ELECTRICAL
Event 2
25T ATA SB Grade event
High Gun Badge
VCTA North West Zone
At the 7th Annual General Meeting of the VCTA North-West
Zone the following office bearers were elected on November
21, 1982:
President: John Clark
Vice President: Jim Taylor
Secretary: Mrs V. Semmler
Falker St.,
Meningie, 5264.
Cont'd on page 64
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWCFEBRUARY 1983'
Page 29
$5.00
Event 4.
15T EYE OPENER PIS A.B.C.
25T Dl6 A.B.C.
Cash Divide
Cash Divide
$1 2.00
50T STATE DIB CHAMP A.B.C.
10.00 a.m. Winchester School Boys & Girls
Championship 20 tgts.
Overall Sash, 1, 2 each grade.
Overall sponsor Winchester Aust.
$12.00
50T STATE SIB CHAMP A.B.C.
Overall Sash, 1, 2 each grade
B.B.Q. Tea
- $2.00
per head, $1.00 for children.
Event 5.
50T STATE PIS CHAMP A.B.C.
Overalt sash, 1, 2 each grade
(W~nchesterJunior Championship in Conjunction)
7.30 p.m. S.A.C.T.A. A.G.M. To be held in
club rooms.
Referees Associaton representative election, immediately following.
State Teams Shoot
Zone Team Shoot
Open Team to be chosen from events 2'3 & 5. Best 5 scores from team shoot, will comprise the team for
the Inter State Team Shoot at the Adelaide Nationals.
Ladies & Juniors state teams to be chosen from events 2 & 5.
l/2
Overall High Gun Event 1 - 5
Veteran High Gun Events 2, 3 & 5
Ladies & Junior High Guns event 2 - 5
Noms for Ladies & Juniors on events 2, 3 & 5
S.A. Champion Shooter (perpetual shield) - to cover the following event. State D.B.,.
State S.B., State P.S. & State Team Shoot.
Refreshments Available on Grounds
Page 30
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWSFEBRUARY 1983
BRIBBANE, 28.11.62 -Windy. dull(50). 20T DB SS:'A' J. Porter. D. Smith. G.
Stevens. K. Stevene; 'B'A. Page. Tom Meadows: 'C' S. Burlison. 20T DB Hcp SS.
11-15m C. Malin, 5. Burlison. D. Ross, A. Lowry. B. Lowry; 16-20m J. Heabmok.
R. Porter, D. ConnoUy; 21-25m J. Woolley. R. Baa. 20T DB Pta Ch: OA C.
McClymont. 'A'K. Stevens. 'B'G. Burke. C'JSrnith. McClytnont Family Cup 20Pr:
J. Porter-G. Steve-, R. Witt-J. WooUey, FnmilyT. & Thelma Meadows. C5h HQ: 'A'
C. M&.
'B' G. Burke, 'O C. Hayward. - AUen Witt 3984555.
BUNDABERa, a.lz.82-Good (35). 10TSB:T. Petersen.T. Snekere, E. Kath. A.
Flegler, R. Rehbain. P.Sbaw. 1CT Pt: P. Shaw. G. Doblo, G. Plath, E. Kath, T.
Szekers, A.Flegler. l 0 T Hcp: P. Rehbein. T. Petemen, B. Thiele. R. Rchbein, K.
Kath. J. Waldwk. lOTDB: A. Flealer. K. Palmer. T. Petereen. A.Elv. A.Renler. R.
.
M. Tihman-D. ~ ~ P a tA
:e .E I ~ - NEayiii.
.
Strathdee. 10- DD: T. ~ e t e r s e n - xWood.
-Mark Plnth. aacretary (071) 798257.
CHARLEVILLE. 27.11.82 -Hot, windy (16). 15T DB EO 15m: N. Gadsby, I.
Beak. G. Baker 15-15, 2OT DB 15m Bndge. D. Turnbull 20.20, B. King. I. Eaat
10-20.2OTDB Pta Hcp Mug: P. Blpdhnuer 70-75, J. Mahony 88-75. 10 Pr DR 15m:
D. Turnbull 15-20, I. Reynolds 14-20, B. King 13-20,
CHllRTERBTOWERB, 6.12.82--Fine(52h 10TDBHcu: M. Stoncman.J. Bell. S.
Ball. G. Bell, P. Bell. W. Stevenson. A. Xenna, D. G U ~B., Gayton, B: ~ d w a r d s
10-10. P a w n 5 Tmphy 15T DB Hcp: M: Stoneman 29-29, A. K e m n 28-20, A. Ford
28-27. Ch Towera DB Cb: D. Killick 52-52. W. Eggcratedt 51-52. M. Stoneman
42-43.5TSBHcp: G. P h i p p . W. Stevenson. D. Killick. N. Croker. A. Ford. R. Scott
5 5 : D. Killick. A. Ford, A. Goott, R. Carty. G. Urquhart, G. Nibbe 5-5. 5T 8B 15m:
D. W i c k , R. Carty. G. Nibbs. M. atoneman. D. Guy. N. Giddy 5-5: D. Killick, N.
Giddy. R. Ben, J. Bell, F. Lochran. G. Bennett. Cone 5T SB Hcp: P. Bonarto,
F.McDowall. J. Dropulic. P. Bell. Bruce Scott. M. Greensfade. Cona 5T SB 15m: I.
Lochran. H. Davis. D. W,A. Kenna, G.Scbafer. F. H a l t o n . 4 PR DD Drawn
Partnem: G. BcPW. E g g e m M t , D. Guy-F. Hazelton. Ladies HG Mm 8 . Lochran.
COW-.
11.12.82
Fine. warm (33). 2OT Dl3 15m: 'A' R. Zieserner, D.
James; 'B' W. Beckham, N. Beeton; 'C' L. Zieeemer, B. Widdon. 2CT DB P t s 15m:'A'
D. James, P. Ellem: '8' D. Mutch, G. Morgan: 'C' B. Widdon, L. Zieaemer. 2oT DB
Hcp: R. Ziewmer. G. Wateon, R. Hedger. 10 Pr DD drawn partners: 5. ReinkeW.
Fnmcin. D. James&. Kwgan. HG Dudley Jamea 97-100. Low Gun Robert Green.
CUNNAMULU, 18.12.82 -Fine, hot (44). 10T DB EO: R. Arthur. G. Dunsdon
10-10, E.Milla, J. McLarcn. R. McLaren. N. Palmer. A.G. Schmidt, A.L. Schmidt,
D. DmSdOn. 0.Schmidt, K. Maddox. R. Barden 9-10. 25T Parw R DB PS Ch: G.
Webster 74-75. G. Dmsdon 71-75. A.L.Schmidt 70-75. FM K. Maddox.
-... 20T
.. - -Xmm
~
Hamper A.L.Ghmidt, 0.H Schmidt. N.Palmer. $ 1 5 0 ~ c p ( & h t ) : L. Godfrey. Ci.
Hajg2%20. M. Gcdden. G. Webster 10.20, G. Goodwin 18-20. IOTDB P S ( n i ~ h t )D.
.
Dunsdon. R. McLaren, G. Webster.
DALBY,28.lI.B2--Fine,
windy(30). 1OTDB 15,lOTSB 15m:'A'V.Tiprnan. W.
Hughes. O . Manning: 'B' A.W. Hughes, B. Penrce,,R. Reid: 'C' G. Wenham. S.
Rothwell, R. Sinclair. 10T DB 15m 10 Cont 15m: 'A' W. Hughes. V.Tipman. N.
S h n n d 'B' R. Reid, G. Bickerton, A.W. Hughes; 'C' W. Allen, R. Sinclair, R. Prige.
1 0 Pr DR 1 5 m 'A' V. Tipmnn, D. James, W. Hughes; '8'R. Reid, G. Rws. B. Pearrro:
%' W. M a n . P. Kuhn, R. Sincleir. HG V. Tipman, Veteran8 W. Hughes, D. James,
C. Cherry. Best C14 FM W. Allen.
Thie wor, c u t Christmns shoot, and every shooter received a trophy. It wan a h
Out last shoo1 for 1982.
DYBbRT. 6.12.82 -Fine, very hot (26). 10T DB Hcp: R. Meaney 27-27. V. %ley
28-27. S. Sedonas 17-18. lOTSB 15m: P.Comino 19-18. G. Wright 18-19, B. Nosser
17-18. 10T DD drawn partner8 split Hcp: I. Cross-B. Murphy, V. Dee1ey-J. Paul. 1 0
FT DR 15m: R.McFadyen 19-20.0. Cross 3 5 4 0 , G. Wright 34-40. 1(YT Tower: J.
Paul, R. McFadyen, R. Memey.
aEMFEZtDs, 20.11.62-Hot,
windy (35). lOTDB EO: Brian Shaw. Paul Jones,
Frnak Thygeson 10-10. 25T SB Hcp: Barry C W e r . Chnrlie Edwards, Paul Jones.
15T DB Pta 15m: Charlie EdwarddGeorge Cms8 eq 1. Qreg Wright. Lester Knox.
Frank Thygeeen, P. Appleton, eq 3. 25T DB Night Ch: Presidents trophy & 'B'
Lonce Deely, 'A' (&rue Cmsa. 'C' Peter Winterbottom. B m Chrdker. s Pr
-~ DR
- Ism: I.. ~ < o x8.10. c . - ~ r i m h n wC.
. Ennitl. S. ~ ~ d o n nC.
e ;Eiwnrda T. Coil~rove
8-10 HG Charlie Mwarde. FM Barry Chalker. Rent Novice Trevor Couyrove. Bob
Fenton.
QEMFIELDB. 18.12.88 -Hot (701. 1DT SR: C i a Grimehaw 49-49. Lester
-~ Knox
48-49. Lance Deeley 31-32. Rosn'Bn& 28.20. 20T off k c chxir: Ian H u t r e e 24-24.
t
10T WU: Rob8 Rolfe.
PeterConuno 23-24. George Cross 21-22, Gary W r ~ g h20.21.
Con b u . Mark Cromb~e.Ken C r w . 15T SB IIcD. Ian Feruuson. Vlckv Doelcv.
Q ~ o r g eBourne. Peter Comino. 15T DB Hcp: ~ l c k yDee!&. ~ r ' Sh ~ W .I&
Hartrae, Lester Knox. 5 5 DDR: Rank T h y p a e n , Vicky Deeley. Peter Comino,
h a t e r Knox. HG Peter Comino 74-80, FM HG Rosa Rolfe 88-80.
C,1;ADBTONE, 28.11.82- Fins, windy (28). Sk 25THcp: S. Thompson. D. Wust,
L. Dalton, R. Shaw. J. Beale. J. Cuah. A. Gunaton. Sk 25T off gun: B. Busteed, L.
Dalton, G. Blackbourn. J. Elliot. 20T DR P b 15m: A. Richnrdeon 58-60, D.
Cwagrande58.80. B.R. Hannah 56-60.3OT DB Hop: 11-l5m A.Richardson 28-30.
1 5 1 9 m J . Cush 29-30.20-26m W. Nim 25-30.25T Mixed T Ch: 'A' D. Cnsagrande
34.35. 'B'B. Arnold 28-35, 'C' B. Thornson 29-35. HG A. Richardson 115-125.
GLADSTONE. 12.I2.82 h e , alight breeze (50). 15T DB off the chair: R. Bell
13-15.M. McCarthy. W. Scarborough. E. Young, W. Richardson, W. Nion, M. Bell.
FEBRUARY 1983 - SHOOT PROGRAM
Sunday, February 13
Event 1
~
~
-
$5.00
251 GRADED SWEEPSTAKES
Event 2
SOT DOC MIDDLETON CUP HCP
CHI
$1 2.00
$17.00
-
9.30 am
advised
1 Dtr
Event 1
20T 15m DB SISTAKES
A,W
Event 2
$5.00
20T 15m PTS S/SfAKES
-
~~
9 am
A
A,B,C
Event 3
$6.00
15 Pr 15m DR SISTAKES
-
A,W
$16.00
Wednesday Night, February 16 ~
7.30 pm
~
Event 1
Event 2
$5.0C
20f 15m DB SISTAKES
A8.C
$7.00
$1 2.00
-
20T 15m DB
T r o p h ~ e sA,B,C
Event 1
1 Pm
201 15m DB
Badges A,B.C,
Event 2
20T 15m PTS
Badges A,B,C
Event 3
15 Pr 15m DOUBLE RISE
Badges A,B.C
TRA
Sunday, February 27
Event l
Event 2
Event 3
30T DB MEDLEY
15T 15m 15T Hcp
Auto Shotguns 1st in e a c h 11-15,
16-20, 21-25m groups
Optional Sweeps Overall $1 .OO
25T DB SISTAKES
Event 4
10 Pr DR 15m
Trophies, A.B.C.
G r a d e d Cash High Gun
includes $2 optional sweeps
High Gun events 1-4
The committee r e i e ~ e st h e right
1983
to
-
alter the program
Secretary: Mr A. Will
Mt Petrie Rd, Belmont
P h (07) 3984555
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W y C. Young, Booby pdze W. M d .15T DB 8R B. Thomaon 14-15, B.
Ceeagraude. P. Tmtiar, R. V m Borgen, W. McIsod. R.Jewel. C. Young. L.Qy D.
Ryan. Bmby prim N. Herbert. 1 0 Pr PR Osclatiag: J. Cuah 15-20. M. Ball, W.
k o t t , G. Blackbourn. P. CarnpbeU. P. Trottar. W. #carborough. Lady M.
CBsPmmde. Boobv wrize G. Blackborn (Tor shootina the tmn). 1 0 Pr DR F&R M.
&&do;
h i ~ i iR.
, Ilunnnh. P. Trnttar. L. ~ n l t o iG.
, ~evjiE. Young, Lady N.
Hcrbort, Bwby prim A. Durnnt. 20 Pr Turkuy Shwt: L. DultonJ. Whnrton 10.20.
W. McIsal-D. Iloutrton 1820, A. Coronoe-M. YCCprtky 15-20.
QOONDIWINDI, lZ.lP.82- W e , sunqy. 10TW388: f Bmnnnu, K.Denyer, R.
Potter. J. Peters.L. Pingkee.R. Suhr. R. Brown.G.Hohn, Q. Kings, M. Hanold. P.
Saundsre. W. Raymond, R. Purtell. 30T 8B Ch: O A R. Brook. W K.Denyer. 'B'G.
Denver. L. B W n J . Robinson. R.
Eohn. 'C' J. k v m o n d . 1 0 Pr DD: G. Kin&.
Brwk-R ~ u h r . OShenJ
-~
W~ckham,~ . h ~ o t o r s - ~ - ~ u rC.t oHolm-R.
ll.
W.
Rsymond-R Potter 10.5T Rabbit ST quaU 0 99 R. Purtell 4 prs. J Raymond. 0.
Hohn. J. Petern. J. Park. I. ~ r a n n a 3i Dra.
aPMPm. ie.ie.se - m e , windy. BOT'DB ism: OA R.chapman 27-27; 'A'0.
N a p m 19-20. A. Billstolterg 19-20; '8' R. Wilson 27.28. 0. Etchell 26-28; 'C" 0.
Albroeht 19-20. P.Stolbrrg 18-20.20 Pr DD Ih Hcp: S. Sangor-R. Foster 19.20. R.
I'r'razer-B. Stolbcrg 19-20. T. Smkerm-W. Naylor 19-20. 25 Mxd T SOB 5 SB SR 5
Swap Sun.O A G. Durre 25-25; W. Naylor. G. Etcholl. Q. Napier. P. Hmachen, J.
Doolan 24-25, T.8icakuran 23-25. 20 R DD Towor: 0.Durn+T. Szekuw, BU
Stolberrr-P. H i m h e n . F. HallQ. Naoisr. Stubbv Noveltv: 15 ahwtars a m .
PORTDEN~B~N,
e s . 1 i . e ~ - ~ i n o iiot(40).
,
~ O + D B&%ism.M. Jewll. J. scplln.
Q. IinUer, A. 79ppnl1t. V. McDonnall 10-10. 2GT P8 Claudo I I u r b u r Mem 10 Hcp
10-15m: M. Jewel1 56-60. J. Malow 56-80. J. Scplia 55-60, 20T DB Cont Bowon
Independent trophy l6m: M. Donald 20-20. D. Pugh 20-20. J. Matono 10-20. 25T
h. 'C'Q. Niml
SB Cont Port Denimn Ch: 'A' k OA I.Falco 23-25. 'B'J. £?a22.25,
22-25. - Sandra Malons (077) 851286.
RWEEMdFmN. 4.1%.82-Flne. h W d ( 3 8 ) . Sk25TITWCT:W. McLwod22-25. W.
Scarbornugh 22-25. M.BEU 20.25, R. Bsll 10-25. Sk 25T DD: W. MCLBod-R. Bell
49-50, W. Scnrbmugh-D. Hobbard 4ESO. R a p 30T DR: L. Dslton. R. Dieclunann.
P. Campbell. G. Taylor, R,Ben. P e p 30T DB Night Ch (Zone): 'A' W. gcarbomug
49-50, 'B' & O A M. Bell 35-35. 'C' P. Trottsr 29-30. Ladies clay throwing: Ros
Dimh-,
Pam 8omboough. Noslone Herbert. Mrs Ball.
ROMA. 20.11.82 -God. 20T DB Hcp: O. Herberts. A.Pack, L. Kmgan. C. Raid
2010.20T DB R a 15m: C. Raid 58.60. R.Nuaent. D.Thomwn. R. Bain 55-60.10
PPDR: C. Reid, G. Herbert8 17-20. l & D B E 6 1 5 m ~ i ~ h t : 6~. e i dR.
. Roeentergar,,
R Barn. H. Camomn. West'n Zone DU Night Ch 30T DB Ism: OAR.Nugent. 'A' Ii.
Camamn. C Reid: 'R'A. Pnck. 0.I-brbcrto: 'FL. i h l n
M
.
J.
Glon.
O
A
HQ CliRReld.
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~ ~ HGt uoyd
a Xeog=.
~
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ROMA, Is.12.8e
Fair (53). 30T DB Xcp: D. Colley, R. Bemted. R.
Romnbermr. 20T Ptrr 15m: D. CaUev. R. Harme.G. Kcrberts. 10 Pr DR. C. Reid. C .
Bryant. R Nugcnt 10 YR DU: J. H b k ~ ~ w o r t h Nujpnt.
:~.
R. Hnrrn8-C. Fleeting.
1ST SD Ism Night: B. Brymt. J. IloUingworth, R. Linoa. 15T DB Hcp Night: D.
B o w m . R.Numnt. E. Dcnton. HG C. Reid, Inter HOD. Collev. C14 HG C. Brumt.
LOW Gun S. HUT. pitmnn tmphy: C. mid. R. ~ain,
O. ~ s r b e r t a FM
. A. pa&. h b o * Nugent (074) 222507.
WGEOR[fE, Il.lP.82-Flna(31). ClubCh:C. Stewart. J. Sting, H. Biddim. 20T
DB Hcp Pregidenta tmphy: M. Stewart, S Halpin. H. McDonald. HG for Year S.
Standfnat. HG for Day: C. Stewnrt.
COA8T. 21.11.82
Sunny. 10T DB EO: G. Fatt, C. KRSWB.
8.
Jwkeon 10-10. 25T DB Pts:'A'G. Barker 72-75,'B' Q. Portflri 73-75. 'C'T. Faylo
72-78. 50T DB Ch of Ch. G Napisr 50-50; O A Q. Nopior 50-54, 'A'G. Barker 47-50.
'B'L C. Wilcocka 49-50. 'C'J. Mime1 45-50. 2UT DU CD: Ci. Etchell. 0.Bnrkor. G.
BZ-;
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SATURDAY
EBR
& SUNDAY,,
26-27, 1983
Saturday, February 26, i p m
Event I
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~ & r 173-180. ~ o n t h i ; ~ uW.
g Dune.
TALUWhLLA. 4.12.8s
Plne (20) Z5T DB Ism: J Storch 27-28. A. Daly
28-28. C. Ennia 25-28. 2ST DB 15m: A. Drily 25-25. J. Storch 27-28. B. Chalker
28-28: 25T DB 15m: J. S t o ~ 25-25,
h
V. D&dey 31-92, V. Storoh 30:38. 25T DB
15m: J. Stotorch 25-25, N. Daelay 37-38. F. Thy@n@n 36-36. 1 0 Pr DR CD: F.
Thygwen 17-20, N.Deeley 16-80. T. C W , C. Edwords 13-20. OA HQ J. S b m h
98-100.
TALLAWdLLA, B.ll.82- Fine, lightwindn(21). 10TDB 1Jm CD:N. Dsaley, G.
Cme.J. Storoh 10.10. 50TDB 15m: 'A'N. Deetey 40-50. L. D@@loy 48-50,J. Storoh
47-50; 'B' V. DBelsy 50-50, K.C m s 48-50. V. Storch 47-50: 'C'J. Gahafer 43-50, G.
Wright 42-50. I. Crow 39-50.20T DB Hop: C. Edwards 2020. P. Thygeean 23-23,
P. Winterbottom 22-23. zGT m Ism: G. Cmaa 55-80. G. Manu 52-60. D. Winn
51-60. 10 Pr DR Night Ch: O A C. Edwards 17-20. 'A' N. h l n y 13-20.9' K. CrOQB
10-20. 'C'P. Winterbottom 13-20. OA HG G. Crow 137-150.
Fine, sunny (19). Z5TDB Club Rcp (Barlw Mug): P. Bargood
TAMB0.4.12.8E
24.2B. L. Taylor 27-20. J. Nugent 28-20. 15T Quail Ism: J. Nugent 13-15. G.
Turner 16-21, G. Johman 19-27. 1OT Chair 15m:K. Harlow 10-10. Mra M. Janria
13-14, M.h y l e 12-14. 10Pr DR(M8gpie T)Hcp: MrnM. Jarvia 14-20, a.Johnston
18-30, HG J. Nunent 58-75. Moat I m ~ v e dMm A. JUlett.
13.20. P. M-Y
TEXAB. 2 8 . 1 1 : ~ ~ Fino (28). 6 T 88 EO 15m: T. ~ u r t i n .B. Duncan, E.
Redman. 30T SB Ch 1501: O A Pntmna Tmphy Q. Newey 36-07. 'A' J. Peters 28-30,
a
P.
'B'B. Dunam 35.37. 'C'F. Rcdmm 28-32. DOT DB Hcp: 14-10m R. D a ~ 22-23.
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Event 2
Nom $6.00
MURGON DB CH 25T
Nom $9.00
30T HANDICAP
50% Noms
back to shooters
1st. 2nd. 3rd
Event 3
STATE
Nom $9.00
NIGHT DB CONT CH
- -
Event 4
~~..
Norn $8.00
W ZONE DB NIGHT CH
Sunday, February 27, 9 am
Event 5
Event 6
Nom $6.00
MURGON SB CH 25T
A,&C
Nom $8.00
ZONE SB CH 25T
Event 7
Nom $6.00
MURGON DB PTS CH 25T
Event 8
. . .
40T HANDICAP
Nom $1 5.00
50% Noms back
to shooters
Mts 11-14, 35-18, 19-21, 22-25
HIGH GUN OVER 2 DAYS
President: E. Ransom
Secretary: B. Rowsell
Stephens St, Murgon, 4605 PO Box21, Murgon 4605
Ph 681028
Ph 681055
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SATUROAY, MllRCH 12, 1983
Carnrneusln~ 11.I a.m.
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25T DARLING DOWNS D.B. CHAM.
15M.
Badge Overall - Trophies - A.B.C. Grades
Optional Sweeps
25T DOUBLE BARREL
- (12-13) $1.DO
- 15 METRES - $300.00 CASH
Divided 60-30-10 ($100.00 each A, 6,C, Grades)
25T DOUBLE BARREL
HANDICAP - PRESIDENT'S TROPHY
Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
* * * * *
* * * * *
SUWDIIY, MARCH 13, 1983
eo~mencini 8.30 am.
25T DARLING DOWNS POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP
Badge Overall - Trophies - A, 8,C Grades
Optional Sweeps - (12-13) $1.DO
50T D.B.
- 15M.
- 15M. - SHOTGUN TROPHY - CALCUTTA EVENT
(1st AUTO SHOTGUN, 2nd 250 SHOTGUN CARTRIDGES), A, B, C GRADES
$1.00 each 25T $2.00
Optional Sweeps
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25T DARLING DOWNS D.B. CONTINENTAL CHAMP.
Badge Overall - Trophies - A, 8, C Grades
HIGH GUN (Cola
- 15M.
donated by NORMAN ROSS)
T. W. (Tom) ROBINSON
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OuLOONQ. 98.11.82- Worm (22). 50TDB 15m:'A'R. Wafton, 'B'J. Nichols, ' C
E. Edwarda.2OT SB I s m : G. Oehm, B. Wnlton, E. Edwards. 20T DB Hcp: E.
Edwards, R.Ym. G. Oehm.IOT F'S 1Jm: B. Walton, D. Mackia, J. Taylor. 1 0 R DD:
E. Edwards-R. Yeo. P. B w k - A . Bourke. 10 Pr DR: G. Oehm, N. McIntoah. J.
Nichols. 10T Quail: B. Walton 10-10, D. Mackia. L. Knowles. G. Oehm 9-10, ST
l l m s T 25m: G. Oehm.J. Nichole, T. Holding. HG Greg Oehm.Best FM for l e 8 2
Ken Richarde. C o n g r u t u l u t i o ~ .
Fine (37). 10T DB: R. Skimor. G.Baxter. F. Taylor, G.
OUYRA, 2!+.lt.€I2
Swmney. H. Campion. A. f i t t e r , J . Pwle. R. Reeves. A. Mitchell, G. Weld. G.
Wowe. D. Ellis. C. Varley, Q. White. R. Hammond 10-10. 20T DB Cont Hcp Club
Tmphy: K. Sweeney 20-20, R. Skinner. A. Baxter. A. Futter. R. H m o n d 19-20,
20TDB 15m: R. Slrinner, G. Baxtcr, R. Bater, R. Sweeney. B. Sweeney, G. Field, D.
Ellis. R.Varlev. G. Dnweon. C. Var1:v. R. Hanunond 20-20. 5 Pr DR: R. Vidall. B.
B x ~ t e r G.
. llo&c. R. Varley. I{. ~ a r n i o n d0-10. HG R ~ n m n i o n dNight
.
DB ~ h :
OA G. Dswnon 27-27. 'A' D. EUic 28-27. 'B'G. Sweeney 26.27. 'C'R. I i m m o n d J n r
19-25.
R. Varley (067) 791281.
OUYRA. 11.12.82-Fine, dry(52). 15TNovelty Medley: G. Bnxter. B. Swoeney.
D. EUis 24-25. 10T DB Contr P. Little, H. Campion. R. Rcevea. R. Skinner, G.
Bwter, T. Varley. B. Sweeney, R. Swwney, C. Var1ey.R. Varley lG10.25TP9: K.
Wammond 75-75, T. Rumbel, A. Mitchell 73-75. C. Vnrley, R. Vidal72-75. 10 R
DR Novelty: G. Field 17-20, N. Campion. A. Futter 15-20. HG R. Skinner.
HAWKEBBURY, 18.11.83 -Fine, warm(29). 25T HUOC DB Ch: 'A' & OA J. VeUa,
P. Muacat: 'B'J. POrtelE, V. Gobbo; 'C'M. BqlUda. J. Abela. HaC 10 Pr DR Cb: 'A' &
OA J . Velln, V. Gatt, P . Muwuk 'B' V. Gabbo, P. Duncum. G. Cruets; 'C' 0. Zndm, M.
Bajnda. R. Raineri.
HAWKESBURY, 20.11.88 -Fine, windy (21). WGC 25T DB Ch: 'A' & OA D.
Hunt. V.A. Gntt; '3'f.Duncum, D. Watson: V R . Barker. O. Tate. HGC 2ST Hcp: R.
Macquire, D. Watson, D. Hunt. G. Tate. HGC 50T Ball Trap Ch: 'A' & OA J.
Curuana. 'B' 5. Portelli. %' C. Cameron.
: & OA J. Vella. F.
KAWKESBURY. 26.11.82 -Fine @9). HGC 25T DB ~ h 'A'
&
Smith; 'B'P. Azzopardi, J. Gobbo; 'CT. Ksatimg, D. Abela.HCiC 20T Cont Ch:
OA F. Smith, V.Gatt; 'B' V. Gobto. J. Portelli: 'C' T. Keuting. R. Ranieri.
BXRMIDALE. 6.11.83
Hat (57) 3rd Anniveraary S h w t . 10T EO Hop: D.
McMillan, C. Baldineon. Sue NichoUs. B. Neill. R. Dewhurat, E. Pedergnma, E.
Huggard. L. McKenzie. M. Rumien, G. Neill. 20T DB 15m: 'A' R. m o m p a n 52-52.
J. Hall 51-52; 'B' R. Dewhursl28-28. J. Dini 27-28; %'S. Nicholls 25-25, J. Holmes
24-B5. POT DB 15m: 18-25m J. HuU, A. Burgcsa, 18-l8mB. Powell, J. Dini, 14-15m
I. Kidaton. M. Rumien. 20T PS 15m: 'A' D. O 8 b r n e 80.20, J. Scott 83-20: 'B' D.
Smith 80-20. R. Dewhurat 59-20; 'C'S. Nicholla 58-60. G. Williams 58-18. 1OTSB
15m CD: D. Osborne, M. NichoU~,I. Kidston, R. Dewhurat. E. H o g p r d . 10 Pr DD:
B. Powell-D. Osborne. D.Dutton-M. Dutto. Jnr Sash &Trophy B. Lane; ludieagaah
&Trophy S. Nicholls; Veteran W h &Trophy R. F e d e r g m a ; Inter HG S.Nicholl5.
HG R. Dewhurst.
HERMDJALE, 27.11.82 -Warm (113). 10T 60 Hcp VD: B. Powell. 20T 15m: B.
Powell, K. Dwyer, K. Jefrery. 30T J.E. Trophy: B. NciL 10T Chicken Run: D.
Dutton, M. Holmes, R. Sullivan. 20T fS 15m: G. C u r r n a . M. Holmes. R.
Dewhur8t. 10 Pr DD: M. Holme~.J. Currune. W. Dewhurat-R. Denhurat. HG B.
Powell 107-130.
- pine (31). ~ u g ' acup: K. Perkins 41-42. 1982 MU^
~LAWARRA,s.1.t.8~
Cup shoot o f t W. Jones 12-13. 15T Hc-: P. Srbinouski 21-21. F. Brudwell20-21. T.
Kelly 20.22. BM W. Jones 10.22. 15T DB: W. Joneo 32-33, F. Bradwell 31-32. R.
Webb 29-30, FM J. Mnug. 20 PI DD: K. Edwards-W. Valentine, R. Webb-F.
Bradwell.
The 1982 Annunl Paintmore was won by J. Maxwell, 66 p i n t o .
-ELL
R8M, 18.12.82
Hot, stormy (45). 10T DB Cunt EO: 1 8 poasiblee
10-10. 30T DB Cont 15m Trouhv: 'B' GIW Wardim 30-30. 'C' Alan Jenninrta. 'A'
Rny Humrnond. 30T Trophy & i s m Coni: 'A' Doug Ellis,'B' Ron Skinner.
Reynolds. FM HG Col Reynolds, aim 50 brank. HCr Gary Warding 129-130.
KEMl'SEY, 4.12.82 - Fins, warn. 10T DB CD: 2 poaeibles - Steven Saul, R.
Hooper. 8-10 T. Baker, B. Buchunan. E. Neill. M. Flannery. W c s Aux Tmphy
15T 11-16-25m: R. Hooper 13-15, K. Neill. B. Buchanan, Ken McWhirter tied for
second 12-15.20T P3 15m CD:B. Buchanan 59-60. T. Baker 5 4 4 0 , B. Neill 54-80.
1OT SB I s m CD: K. Neill. R.H o o p r 9.10, T. Baker. B. Neill. K. McWhirter 8-10.
Secretary Jane Edward8 (085)625283.
HG Ric H w p r , Annual HG Bill N e a .
LEEION, 12.12.82 -Hot, sunny (42). 10T DB EO 18m: A. Pmnne, A. Bound, D.
Lucas. A. McKenzie. N. McDermatt. M. S m o r e , A. Walker, T. Salafia, G.
Caatellaro. 20T trophy 10T 18m 10T Hcp: M. Wcymouth. S. P a p i d e m , E.
Whytcroso, C. Salnfin, Alioe Walker. A. Paonne. BM A. McKenzie. FM W. E v a n ~ ,
M y M. Cdewahn. 20T Trophy 1 W H c p 10T 18m: A. Paonne. G.Hal1, M.Willinme,
S. Papatridem. K. Wardman. A. McKenzie. BM T. Snlutiu, FM B. Britten. M y M.
Cdewahn. HG A. Paonne.
UQHTNINQRIWE. 12.12.82- Wurm, cloudy (64). 15TDB 15m: P.F i t d e n , G.
Walton, 8. Wdton. 10T W Hcp: J. Flaglua, R. Waters. R. Woodcock. 10T SB 15m:
S. Smith. G. Bettrr, B. Wnlton. 10T DB Hcp: D. Patrick. G. Oehm. 0.Hunter. 5 Pr
DR 15m: P. B w B , D. Murrey, G. Oehm. HG G. Oehm. Inter HG K. Walton.
MAIICONI, 21.11.82 -Overcn& (44). k d y Pt PS Ch: 'A' W. Jones 66-66. Vicki
Gatt 83.88; '8' D. Clurkson 58.60, Roes Dawson 57-80; 'C'M. Lucchene 53-80. J.
-
Cnr Fairy Rd & Berger Rd, South Windsor
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'A'
-
2nd Saturday each month
Skeet 1 pm
25T Skeet Sweepstakes
50T Skeet Championship
25T Skeet Sweepstakes
4th Saturday each month
DTL 12 noon
20T DB Championship
30T Handicap Trophy
50T Ball Trap Charnpionship
1st Friday each month
DTL 6.30 pm
20T Monthly Handicap
25T Dl3 Championship
Every Friday night the club conducts 2 competition
events, commencing 6.30 pm
-
-
DOWNSIDE GUN CLUB
FEBRUARY 26, 1983
Start 1.30 pm
Riverina Zone SB Cont Championship
Handicap
Central Riverina Cont DB Championship
(Night)
President:
R. Blake
Phone (069) 2015 (43)
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Friday February 4
20T Monthly Handicap
25T February DB Ch
Friday February 11
20T Lower Portland SB Ch
25T Pittown DB Ch
Saturday February 12
25T Skeet SS
50T Lower Blue Mountains Skeet Ch
25T Skeet SS
Friday February 18
25T South Creek DB Ch
20T Kurrajong Dist Mixed Target Ch
Friday February 25
25T Lower Portland DB Ch
20T Wilberforce PS CH
Saturday February 26
20T Kurrajong Dist DB Ch
20T Handicap Trophy
50T Richmond Dist Ball Trap Ch
All Championships graded A,B,C,
T.O. Shooters & visitors welcome
President:
John Vella (02) 6218225
Secretary:
Max Weston
Lot 26 Farmview Drive
Cranebrook, 2750
Y MARCH 19, 10 a.m.
Event 1.
1OT
D/B Eye Opener
Cash Divide
Event 2.
25T
D/B $300 Handicap
$1 00 metreage 14-15, 16-20,21-25,01s $3.00
Event 3.
,
.
25T S/B $300 15rn
$100 Metreage 14-15,16-20,21-25,01s $3.00
Event 4.
25T D/B 15m Trophy
lst, Znd, Metreage 14-15, 26-20, 21-25,O/S $3.00
Event 5.
25T D/B Culgoa Point Score Champ.
OiA First Each Grade. Sash & Badge OIA. O/S$3.00
Event 6.
40T D/B H'CAP BORING TOWN CALCUTTA $1000
$300 Ea. half. $100 OiA, $300 Metreage. O/S $3.00
Event 7.
10 Pr Double Rise Cash Divide 70% Return
O/S $3.00
Half Price Noms to Ladies and Juniors nominating over whole program.
Calcutta Dinner Goodooga Bowling Club Saturday Night. (Complimentary).
Free Accommodation.
Great Fun. Top Fellowship. Warm Hospitality. Cold refreshments.
Total Noms $69.00
Total with OIS $87.00
HlGH GUN. INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN. JUNIOR HIGH GUN. LADIES HlGH GUN.
Further monies will be added to cash events if representations exceed expectations.
For further particulars and accommodation contact:
Mike Shields SECRETARY
Greg Skuthorp PRESIDENT
Tudor Park,
District Hospital,
GOODOOGA N.S.W. Phone 11.
GOODOOGA N.S.W. Phone 40.
Come visit Australia's most boring town. You are most welcome.I
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Godwin 51-80; OA W. Jones 66-66. Mnrconi Club DB Ch: 'A' Vinca Gatt 73-73, W.
Vdentine 67-88; 'B' P. Rose 12-13, Rosa Dawson 2sZQ; %' R. Dable 23-24, N.G.
19-20; OA W. Jones 25-25. HG W. Jones 87-10,
W C O N I , 6.12.82- Sunny (50). Club PS Ch:'A'C.E. Davenport 60-60, M. QaUi
89-90; 'B' J.A. Allolts 60-60. W. ROpBrB 58-60; 'C R.A. Dable 52-80, M. Lucobw
51-80; OA C.E. Davonport osee. Marcon1 5th Diat DB Ch: 'A' L. Abeh 3040. A.
Delben 29-30; 'B' J.A. AUottn 20-20. G. Lynm 29-30; 'C' R.A. Dalde 19-20. M.
Lucchens 25-27. City of P m a m a t t a DB Cont Ch: 'A' t.Abela 81-81. V. Oatt 8081;
W W. Tim= 2030. C. Diamond 25-28; 'C' R.A. Dnbk 17-20, M. Diamond 20-22.
HG Vince Gatt 118-120. -Club se=reLary, CI- L.Crema, 22 Aster St. Greystan-.
aoodwin
2145, W.648 1722.
MMtCONI, 19.12.89 -Cloudy, wet. Gr FS Trophy: 'A' L.A b l n 80-81, P. Pollti
77-81; %' R. Large 62-88. G.Naggnr 60-6s;'C' Mlchwl Dlamond 51-80. E.Chalker
48-60. ChristDB Ch: 'A' L. Trew 30-30, B. Srunucla 27-28; W A. L u o c h m
28-27. P.Abela 25-28; 'C'Michael Diarmond 29-30, David Abela 25-e?: OA L. T n w
3030. Club DB COnt Ch: 'A' Vinoe Qatt 25-25. T. Budd W-25: 'B'P. Abela 20-2 1. A.
M w r e 28.29: %a' . White 17-20, Michesl Dinmond 16-20; OA VinceQatt 25-25. HQ
L. AblR 109-110.
MENTNDEE. 27.11.89
Fine. hot. bluslerv (251. 10T DB EO: 7 ooseibles. a
Ground location:
SydneyIMarconi Clay Target Complex
Heathcote Road, Menai
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Ctrietmlrspuddingto J. Ieernich, D. ~ c ~ n h h&; n~o r: , M. Ward. ~ . ' ~ c ~ o n a i d .
D. Smith. J. BLyrhmyl. Chnatmas PB:John &key 58.60. P. Forner i n shoot off
with J. Blythmnn 57-80. J u n BLyrhman 57-60. Monindw OC C h 'A' John Chkoy.
J u n Blythman; 'R'Denny Curran 25.25; 'CDon Forayth 24-25. Christmes CahHcp:
lie tmpbiaa for t h b event were In a ban-bon (or C b t m a . cmcker). When the
winner pullad the end the money $25 for 1.1. $20 for 2nd wnsdiaclosed: 14-10mD.
curran'zo-20. D. ~ o m eosd;
m
17-2om P.cmjey is-20. J, w o y 17-20; 21-25m
D.McIntosh 17-20. D. Smith 16-20. Menindm OCDR Ch:A. Brean 17-20, P. Forner
Sunday, Februa
10 am start
9TH ANNUAL
ie-20.
TheLadies High Gun for theday which wm donated by Mr nnd Mm D. G a b wan
B Forsythfmm Pooncarie. The X g h G u n aggregate plaque for the
won by M ~ Vrrl
yaw waa won by Gavin McDonald.
and in conjunction
MOWLAMEIN. 19.12.82 -Fine (32). 10T SS 15m: J. Dunatan, K. Moorhead. G.
McFnrlane, S. M c F a r h e . P. Paraoris. S. Storm. R. Weaver 10-10. 10T DB 1Sm:
Turkeye won by S.Storm. P. P u m n s . Chickem wonby G. MoFarlane, A. Mills, K.
Mwrhead. R. Weaver. 10T DB 21m to 12m: Turhcy8won by G. Manuel. R. Waver:
Chickens wan by A. Day, L. McFarLans. S. McFarlnne, G. McFarlane. 6 Pr DD l 6 m
Jumbled Toamar: P. Parsons-P. Uurnett 6-6, Chickens won by R. Ridgorvny-R.
Wn3ilWr. D. Bond-R. D m . G. Wtlkinsona. Oraham 5.5. A trODhV for HkUh Gun
for the dny, a Murray Cod, was d o n n a by tha B a r b boy^ a n i won outhght by
Robert Weaver with 35-36.
NMUUNDERA. 13.11.82
Fine. wnrm night (15). 10T Cont DB EO: Alan
Walker, W r g s W l y . G. Tabain divided. &trai ~ i Night
v
SB Cont Ch: N.
McDermott. Craig Cesly. OBOrga W l y . 1OT P9:G. W l y 30-30, N. McDennott
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ALan W d h r 28.30.
NbRRILNDEtUL, 91.11.8P - Fine, warm (29). 10T EO Hcp: 8 divicw, 15T
Tmphy Hop: Craig W l y . Grant Cwly, Eric Wardman: Ladim Mrdrs L. Charles; BM
A. Bound: FM Paul Spl8fla; HOE.Whyternas. 10 Pr DR CD:E. WhPhytcm 17-20.
Cralg Ceely. Doug L w . N. McDermott.
John Blair (089) 581038.
NARRILNDER4, 11.19.8O - Night. Fine, cnlm (18). 5 P r DD ED: Six Palm
ahnred. 20 Pr Narrandcra & E a t DD Ch: G. CastoUamChrie Salnfla. N.
McDermottA. Paonne.
NEW ENQLAND, iZ.lP.82
Showery, -1
(42), iOT PS 15m: M. W d e . A.
Futter 30-30, E. ReBmm, J. McTaggtut 28-30. 10 R DR 15m: E. R e d m rQ.20.F.
R8dmao. K. Skinner. M. Wade, N. Campion 1E20. 10T DB Hcp Oun down: M.
Wade 10-10. 7 others 9-10. 10 R DD 2om: C. Bloxame-D. Cuningheme, N.
Csmpion.G.Hamel, M. Wade-D. Reynolds, J. Weir-C. Reynold8 nll10-10. HG Mike
Wade 58-60, FM HG mod Redman 54-80.
The uhmt off for t h e m Estatae Front Marker Xigh Gun for 1982 wns won by
Ken E'rieell Onvorell) who shot the only m s i b l e in 2oTDB ism. -A. Futfer (087)
3333-238 AH.
NBW, 24.11.82 - 20T Bob D d e r Cont: C. Waterhouse, R.Daviaon, A. Dolben.
2 M Hcp Pres Trophy: J. Worley. C. Wattwhouse. J. Phipipaon. Final la82 Bob
D d e r Cont: C. W a t e r h o w . H. Thuenismen, Q. Bedington.
NBW, P7.11.8Z
SOT Roesmont Winee DB ch: OA M. Fuller 58-58. 'K0.
B@dington 57-59, 'B' J. schuster 45, t?P. Znpnntis 47. 25T NSW GC Sk Ch: J .
Duane 30-30, C. N a u d h 29-30. J. Schuater. 25T Tr CD: G. Bedington 24-25, P.
Zapanti8 21-25. HG G. Bedington 1x2.
N8W, 1.18.82
Final LSB Member8 tmphy: R. Ali, H. Theuniarren. C.
Waterhourto. 2GT DB P8: 'A' C. Waferhouae, 'B' 8. Zuffo. 'FK. White. POT Hcp:
14-15m D. Harria. 16-lam C. Waterhouse, 2025m H, Theunieeen.
NBW, 4.12.83
NSW OC Ch 100T:E. Kavanngh, R. Ward, N. Nicholla. - J.
DwXle (02) 8961270.
ORlLNUE, g8.11.BP- Fine,windy (32). 1OTDB Hop EO: M. Hnrber, F. Johns. J.
Angus. R.Stanford. J. Smith. G. Miller. 1OTDBHcpClubTmphy: R . Friaby 18-16.
0. Bunting 38-38, I. Thoman 37-39. 10 Pr DR C h M. William. 27-30. R. Frisby
28-30, Fhl M.Harber 24-30. 10T PS Sw 18m: J. Smith, S. Beuley. 30-30.lGT 5DB
SPS 38m:P.Smke. M. Harber. O.Blothman. R. Parker. J. Smith. G. Miller 2020.
29-30,
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MARCONI 500
TEAMS EVENT
100 TARGETS DB
FROM 15m
IN 4 ROUNDS OF 25 TARGETS
Nom $25.00
OIP Sweeps
Veterans, Ladies
$1 .OOeach 25
$1 .OOOA
& Juniors $1 5.00
TROPHIES Ist, Znd, 3rd
AA,A,B, & C GRADE
HIGH GUN ON THfS EVENT DONATED BY
WfNCHl3SflEIR AUSTRALIA
O/A WINNER HOLDS PERPETUAL TROPHY FOR t 2
MONTHSAND ALSO RECEIVES SASH IN ADDITION
TO WINCHESTER HIGH GUN AND GRADE TROPHY
Teams of five shooters for the Marconi 500 to be
nominated prior to the commencement of the firs1
round
Nom $2.00
(Div 6OYo
per shooter
winning team
40% runners up)
THIS EVENT IS A COMPULSORY EVENT FOR THE
MELBOURNE VISIT TEAMS ELIMINATION.
PAST WINNERS
NV\1100
1975 B. Kable 99-100
M.
Quirk 100-100
Kabte 214-214
1978 B.Kable 100-100
1979 W. Every 133-133
1980 S. Phillips 115-1 15
1981 L. Abela 162-162
1982 W. Jones 100-100
1976
1977 B.
SHOOTERS PLEASE NOTE: Contrary to the
NSW State program book, all advertised Saturday shoots at Taree-Wingham Gun Club will now
be held on the Sunday of our down the line shoot,
commencing at 9 am. All 50 target Skeet and
Trench events will become 25 target events. This
excludes open shoots.
Secretary:
Mrs Jenny Quartermain,
1 Lewis St, Old Bar, 2430
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Lunch. Morning
&
500 TEAMS EVENT
NSW GC 485-500
484-500
Sydney
493-500
490-500
Sydney
Sydney
491-500
Royal Aero 488-500
Royal Aero 491-500
493-500
GC
NSW GC
GC
GC
NSW GC
Afternoon tea, and Ammunition available on
grounds
the
THE COMMIITEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE
PROGRAM
President:L. Crama
(02) 604 0125
V. President: L. Grima
(02) 636 3590
1983
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N.S.W. GUN CLUB'S
FIRST CHAIRMAN OF THE
First and second A,B,C grades to have their air fares, accommodation and nominations to the 1984 New Zealand Nationals paid
per courtesy of Tooth & Co
CARTRIDGES, AFTERNOON TEAS AVAILABLE
TOOTH L.A. ON TAP
N 3 W . Gun Club
Telephone: 450 1775
Location: 131 Baoralie Road, Terrey Hills,
5 kms from Mona Vale Road.
Ron McCathie
Telephone: 44 3294
The N.S.W. Gun Club in Association with Tooth Brewery Ltd, are proud fo present fhe TOOTH LA. N.Z.
NATIQNAL ELIMINATIONS.
Rules of Competition
1. Shooting to be conducted Amerlcan Style - five shots per lane.
25 Targets Double Barrel
25 Targets Point Score
2. Trophies for Winners A,B,C grade
3. Winners on each day decided on shoot off basts NOT on Count-back.
4. Over the year best 12 scores out of 22 to count
5 . The final winner after 22 rounds wilt be decided on count back if scores are bed.
6. No shooter can come back in grade once competition has started. 11 regraded forward dur~ngyear to shoot remainder in
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Situated 4 km south of Guyra on New England Highway
Event 1
Event 3
$4.00
15T DB 15m CD
$10.00
Event 2
Trophies OA, A,B,C grades
Optional Sweep $1.DO
New England SB Continental CH 25T
15m
Event 4
Trophies 1st 2nd, 3rd
Optional Sweep $1.OO
DAY,
9
Event 7
$10.00
~rophiesOA, A,B,C grades
Optional Sweep $1 .OO
30T Cash Handicap
30T DB 15'm
Divided meterage groups 11-15, 16-18, 19-21, 22-25
1st each group 300 cartridges, 2nd 100 cartridges
$20.00
Overall winner, portable colour TV pius
100 cartridges and Super Trap sash.
Second, radio cassette and
100 cartridges
Third, I 0 0 cartridges
The Gun Club appreciates the
assistance of Olimpyc Targets in
conducting this event.
Divided meterage groups 11-15, 16-18
19-21, 22-25 $125 each group plus $200 divided
between OA, 1st 2nd & 3rd
CALCUnA ON THIS EVENT
Calcutta paid on lst, Znd, 3rd places
Ammunition
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$20.00
Guvra
- Gun Club S u ~ e rTrap 1983
New England PS Ch 25T 15m
Event 6
$10.00
Northern Zone DR Ch 15 Pr 15m
Trophies OA, A,B,C grades
Optional Sweep $?.DO
Trophies donated by Eurocut Pty Ltd
Event 5
$10.00
New England DB Ch 25t 15m
Refreshments - Lunches
- Caravan sites provided on ground
\
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--FEBRUARY f 983
1983
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TVRE & RUBBER COMPAF
As major sponsors exte
Club and contestan
T
Event 1
9
10 am start
$1200 CASH DIVIDE
$10.00
25T DB 25T PS 15m
C14-15, 14-16, 17-20, 21-25
300 each group
$20.00
Event 2
GOODY
and JUKES & SON TROPHY
257" DB 15m
1st ea group Video Recorder, 2nd $150 trophy, C14-15, 14-18, 19-15
Sweeps $1 ea, 13 & 12 $1.00 OA
Event 3
$15.00
[GHT DR CHAMPIONSHIP
25 Prs 15m
Sash & Badge OA Ist, 2nd, A,B,C grade
Sweeps $1 each, 13 & 12 pr & $1 OA
President: Peter Hotmes
"Buller.ana,"
MOREE, NSW, 2400
Phone (067) 543464.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOING NEWS-FEBRUARY 1983
and JUKES & SON, M O R E
st wishes to the Moree Gun
the Moree 5000 Shoot.
Event 4
CONTINENTAL GRAIN AUST BULLiON SHOOT
Event 5
25T DB 15m
OA $100, 1st each group $200 Gold Coin
2nd each group $100 Trophy
3rd each group $50 Trophy
C14-15, 14-18, 19-25
Sweeps $2, 13 & 12 & $2 OA
$2000 CASH DtVlDE
50T Pts 15m
$500 each grow
C14-15, 14-16, 17-20,' 21-25
HIGC GUN & HIGH GUN C14-15 & OHG $1000 jackpot on targets
Nomination $75.00
Opt Sweeps
12.00
$87.00
Secretary: Bruce Kee
PO Box 28, Moree, NSW, 2400
Phone 522100 AH 523098
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PARKlB, 1.12.88- Hot (43). Parken GCChof Ch:G. Sinclair 49-50, A. Jamaaon
48.50. I. Halla 47-50. FM R. Kenworthy 44-50. 20T Hop Grp Trophy: 14m W.
Wsteon 18-20, 15-lQmC. Siclair 15-20. 2 0 2 5 m a. ScbaiBder 19-20, HG Olen
Sincleir.
POONCARE, 4.12.88
Fine (30). 1OT $0 Hcp: D. Curran. 15T Ham Kop: L.
Croughan 27-27. R. Erhardt 28-27. P. Tauaone 18-18. DD Ch 18 Pr: D.
c u m - W . C & e r , J. Doyle-G. Dimaat. l 5 T Hcp Hampar Shoot: A. Lambert 15-15,
S. Barnee 14-15, L. Barnen 14-15. P. Taasone 34-36, O. Dimasi 33-38. D.
FarnsWOrth 23-26. 10T 15m Camp Div: J. Reid. P. Tasiaone.
PORT MACQUARIB. 27.11.82
F i n m 114). 10T DB CD 15m Twilirhter: B.
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Abel, S. Brooks, C. S a m e 8-lO.20T 15m PS i h P h y : B. ~ d & a r d s55-60. T. JO&
53.80, R.Abel 51-60. 10T DB Hcp CD: F. Abel 10-10. T. Jones, R. Pritchard, R.
Abel, C. Saville 9-10, B. Edwn1-38 8-10.
W R T MACOUAlUE, 6.i2.82
Fine (25). 10T SB l a m Trophy: G. Edwards
11-12, R. Abel 16-18, B. Neill 23-20. Spot prim F. Abel. 10T DB Quail Rophy: R.
AbeI 18-20, E. NeiU 17-20. F. Abel19-20. Spot prim D. Edwardrr. 10T DB Novelty
15m Trophy: R. A M 8-10. B. Neill12-14.5. McWhirter 20-28. Spot prize R. AM],
lo W!J Trophy: K.McUrhiPtBr. B. NeU. R. Ritchard, Spot prize B. Neill. 10T PS
Hcp Trophy: D. Edwards 28-30, R. Pritchard 3 7 4 2 , R. Atel 38-42, Spot prim R.
Fritchard. 5 R DR 15m Tmphy: F. A M 13-16. B. Neill 12-18, C. Croae 8-12. Spot
prize W. Slepwv. FMTmphy R. Pritchrud 64-80, Monthly HG R. Ritchard B4-80,
Annual HG B. Edwards 1201-1452. - J.W. McWhirter, publioity officer.
lZOYbL AERO,28.ll.82-Mn%(63). Fiomington DB: 'A'K.Perkins 50-50 & OA.
P. Politi 56-60; 'B'Craig Davenport 51-53, 1. M a t t 5053; %' D.Abela 47-50, M.
Diamond 45-50. RAC DR. 'A' K. Perkinn 44-50 & OA, R. Worthmti 47-60; 'B'E.
Schutte 37-50, J. Miatt 35-50; 'C' M. Tilloy 34-50. 0. Tillsy 29-50. HG K. Porlrins
94-100. Silver Badge R. Wocthoott 47-60.
ROYAL AEBO,ie.rz.se- Fins (52). EO:8 poaaiMen. Winch~ater5 0 DL3 Ch. 'A'
J. Worley 88-88& OA, R. Smith 87-88; 'B' E. Schutte 4S-50, C. Diamond 47-50; 'C'
D. Goadwin 48-53. J. Goodwin 47-53. RAC Hcp: 14-15m R. Fenton 48-50, N.
Duncum 47-50, 16-lQmF.Horton 50-SO & OA. F. Smith 85-87: 20-25mS. Phillips
55-56, 5. Zuffo 54-58. Gilver Badge F.Horton. HG Vinm Gatt 109-115.
BYDNEY. 27.11.8P - Fine. EO: 9 wssiblw. 50T Reactor DB Ch: 'A' & OA W.
e
C. Drowor 45.50; 'C'L. Lloyd 45-50,
Joncr 58-59, L. Traw 57-58; '8'P. ~ o e 48-50,
J. Kidd 39-50. S u t h o r l ~ n St
d Omrge DR: 'A'J. Hall OA. 'B'D. CLarkson 15-20. 'C'L.
Lloyd 13-20. HG L. Tmw.
SYDNEY, 3.19.88 - Fine. 20T DB Trophy: 'A' & OA W. Valentine 20-20, C.
Davenport 20-20; 'B' R. Fenton 18-20,E. Schutte 18-20: 'C' G. White 20.20.3. Kjdd
16-20.3OT DB Cont Heathcote Ch: 'A' C. Davenport 30-30, K. Northcott 30-30; 'B'
R. Dawson 28-30. E. Schutte 98-30: %' O. White 23-30. J. Kidd 23-30, HG C.
Davenport.
SYDNEY.11.18.82-F*le.EO:Qpossib~es.Pnsident&VPTmphy:'A'B.McGill
36-38. C. D a v e n p r t 35-38; 'B' P. A b l a 27-27. E. Sohutta 26-27; 'C' R. Tosoriem
17-20. J. Cooper 18-20. Ch Of Ch: 'A' P. Srbhom!d 60-60, V. Gatt 58-60: 'B' B.
Lynman 59-80, A. Coopcr 57-63; 'C'G. Armour 52-00, R.Teaoriero 49-80. HG P.
Srbinouski
BYDNEJ[. 17.12.88
Oood. 2OT DB Trophy: 'A' L. Trew 20-20. B. Cauey 20-20;
'B' R. Fanton 20-2, R. Daweon 19-20: '2'R. Teaarioca 18-20. G. White 17-20. 20T
DB Cont Ch CD: 'A' K.Mwards 20-20.8' R. Fenton PDZO. 'C'G. Smith 15-20. DD
TroDhv: K. Edwards-W. Vdentintt. G. White-A. Hc~burn.
T ~ O B T H ,12.i2.82
F i n ~ , h o t(43). 2ST
EO: Geoff Waltera, David
Menok. Roger Vidal 25-25. 50T DB Ch: OA Gmh8m Carter 50-50; 'A' Graham
W i h n 50-50, David Menck 45-50: '8' Roan Drain 49-50, Graham Wyatt 48-50; 'C'
Den Morrir 49.50. Lin Eylramp 47-50. 25T PS: Tom H u g e 7 4 7 5 . Wan Coyle
73-75, David Menck 73-75. 20%' Walkathon: Roes Drain 40-40, Rodd Wratton
39-40. Bernie B m r 3 9 4 0 , Lindnay Bull 30-40. HG David Menck 147-150, 'EHG
Tom Huggins 143-150. 'C HG Gary Cartar 140.150.
T ~ O R T H 19.19.82
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- Hot, gusty w i d e (15). 25T Hcp CD: Ray MelviUe
24-25, David Menck, BU Clark. Graham Wileon, Rex Whltten 23-25. 5OT
Christmas Ch: OA Lindeay Bull 50-50, 0-lm Grnham Wilson 49-50. 2-3m Tom
Huggina 47-50.4-10Steve KoUy 39-50.25TTrophy Hcp: BillClark. TomHugginn.
Anne Wyatt. HG Lindsay Bull 95-100. --Secretary, Jenny Etheridge 659388 AH.
TYAGARAM, 5.12.82
Fine (12). EO: R. Uebergang. D. Sloan. P. FlscB. P.
Bailey. R. Mxonkl 10-10. DRV's: OAT. Leitch 17-20, 'A'G.W. EtheU 16-20. 'F B.
Ethell ll-20. 15m ZSophy: A. Bailey. B. Ethell 11-18. (3.W. Ethell, P. Baikyl7-19,
R. Mamske. R. Umbergang 20-25. DB Hcp: H. Sagae,F. Holler 15-15. P. Bailey
13-15. SB Mug: F.Holler. HG R. Uamslke 50-60. - (068)857045.
UPPER HUNTER. ZO.li.82
Pine, wet (21). 10 DB Cont EO: G. Martio, R.
Wnkem. D. Meok. B. Barwick, N. Nugent 10.10. 25 U H m t e r DB Cont Ch: 0 A T.
Mitchell 23-25; 'A' J. Maloy 25-28, 'B'D. ThriPt 24-25. %' R. Wakem 20-25. 25 PS
CC 15m: A. Railibeck 74-75. N.Nugent, D. Menck, B. Barwick 73-75. 25 SB CD
15m: K. Ringland 23-25. R. Wakem, B. Ringland 22-25.25 DB HcpCD: B. Barwick
25-25, A. Rainbeck, J. Mnloy. B. Fhglirnd 2425.
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Central Coast SB Championship
Central Coast DB Championship
Northern Zone SB Cont Ch
5T Major Trophy event
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Practice Saturday afternoon 1.30 to 5.30 pm
Optional Cash Divide, -25T rounds
Camping allowed in grounds and in Club
House, breakfast available
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ClPllEY GUN CLUB
1983 Night Shoot
Saturday Night February 26, '83
8.30 start
A grade: 1st $208, 2nd $100
B grade: 1st $200, 2nd $100
C grade: 1st $200, 2nd $100
High Gun $100
Free norns for shooter dean on station one for the day
Junior event $10 Nom, Is! $30,2nd $20.
Event 1
DB GRADED CHAMPIONSHIP
Event 2
DB HANDICAP
Event 3
For all enquiries and for overnight catering
arrangements phone
John Singleton (043) 419613 or
Roger Beaton (043) 419209
TIME PERMllTlNG
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WEST WYALONG, 20.11.82-Sunny (25). 10TEO CD 15m:D. Morton. S. BoIte,
K. Maxwell. J. Hudsirn. Ch ofCh ZODB 20SD 20 PS: D.MacKenzie. J n r S. Bolte, 'A'
G.Sohnieder, 'B' J . Weincke, 'C' S Foster. BOT Hp CD: R. Lindsay. R. Maxwell. K.
Compton. AG K. Maxwell.
YAhlaA, 21.11.82 -Sunny. very windy (30).10T 15m DB: Rny Hamond 10-10,
S. Godwin. Rex Vnrley, R. Paher. M. Short 9-10.20T DB Trophy Ism: 'A' B.
Cameron, 'B'R. Wetsh, 'C'J. Black. 4OT Ch oECh 20DB lOSB IOPS:'A'G.Harrison
58-60.'B'D. Harrhon 55-60.'C' & OA J. B h k 57-60. HG Ray Hammond, J n r HG
D. Harrison.
YAMBA, 21.11.82 Sunny, very windy (29).Skeet 25T 6S:Ray Hammond, R.
PaJmer. Ray Porter, Ken Stevens 25-25.2JT Big River Sk Ch: 'A' K. Stevene, 'B'
Ray M m s k i s , 'C' RStarr, HG K. Steens. OA Ray Porter. Winchester Shld Warns
mnj Big River Ch: Brisbane 113-125,Yamba 1 113-125.Guyra 105125.Y m b 2
99-125.Coffa Habow 98-125.S h w t off Briabme 123-138.Ynmba 1 122-138.
YAMBA. 18.12.82-Cloudy. Lightbreeze (38).Sk 25T:'A'R. Palmer 22-25,'B'S.
Godwin 22-25,'C' J. Cunningham 24-25.20T DB Hcp SS:J . Cunningham, W.
S k e y 20-20.R. Welsh, S. Oadwin. B.Cmeron, D. Hnncoclt. B. Finch 19-20.iOT
DB Hcp SS:L. Willinme. D. Short, P. Cameron, M.Short 10-10.10T PS Hcp SS: J.
Cunninghnm, T. Lindley 30-10.B. Field, S. Godwio,D.Short, T. Bailey. R. PaLmer
29-10.20T DB Trophy Hop: J. Cunningham 20-20.
B. Field 19-20,W. Slacey 18-20.
25T DB Ch: 'A'B. Cameron 24-25,
OA & 'B' W. Stncey 25-25,G. Lawrence 23-25.
HG J. Cunningham, Jnr HG D. Short, Kolderie Cup Annunl HG G. Harrison
188-180.
YOUNG, 21.11.88 - CaLm, hot (14). ~o'TEO Hcp: P. Cram, C. Sinclnir. 0.
Sinolair. D. Sioan. P. Coddingtan. 30T DB Hcp: 0.Sinclnir 30-30.C. Corwrnn
59-60,J. Gormnn 58.60. 10 Pr DR: C. Sinclair 28.30. J. Gormm 28-30.HG C.
Sinclair.
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Shooters travelled from Bourke, Brewarrina, Warren, Wgandra and Lightning Ridge to partake in our Christmas
shoot at Goodcoga, Australia's Most Boring Town. What fun
we had.
AU shooting being of the Novelty type with plenty of fun
and laughter. Peter Rtzalan from Warren was the man of the
day, winning four beautiful leg hams. Peter won three events
and the overall High Gun.Colin Betts from Brewarrina won
the other event and was also runner u p in the overall High
Gun. Bill O'Brien, once a local shooter home from Barrow
Island in WA, won the Intermediate High Gun, with Wolf
Reichler from Brewarrina being runner up.
The ladies also had a shot a t the targets and were rewarded
with a beautiful turkey for their efforts. The ladies also
prepared a very special salad for the evening meal which was
greatly appreciated by one and all. Refreshments were also
complimentary to all and flowed late into Sunday morning.
Many a sore and sorry face to be seen.
Dennis Davison of Lightning Ridge made a small speech
advising that he was leaving the district. Dennis paid tribute
to Mick Shields and his efforts with the Goodcuga Gun Club
and also congratulated dl club members alike for such a fine
presentation of spirit and fellowship.
A very happy new year from all a t Gooduoga Gun Club.
Bad Shooter. 8
FEBRUARY, SATURDAY 19
H/C Trophy
Novelty Event
N.S.W. Night PIS
Continental C/Ship
Other events time permitting.
Secretary:
Barry Duncan,
R.M.B.514
West Wyalong
President:
Doug Lindsay,
'Stanley Park'
West Wyalong
Sydney Branch
at their Castlereagh Ground
Margaret Povey
TOTTENHAM GUNCLUB
IN WESTERN ZONE
We welcome the newly formed Tottenham Gun Club to the
NSWCTA and wish them every success.
The club has one electric trap under Lights with full use of
the Tottenham Golf Club facilities which is licenced and meals
will be provided from the Golf Club's kitchen.
The club president is Peter Blunt and secretary is Ian
Kidston, "Euambeline," Tottenhm. Phone Tottenham 59U.
1988 BLUE BOOKS
Shooters please note that your clubs have copies of the 1983
Programme Books ($1each) and if you did not receive your
copy when you paid your fees, now is the time to ask for it.
CHANGE OF CLUB OFFICE BEARERS
Please, all clubs when you have a change of office bearers,
especially secretaries, advise the State Secretary as soon a s
possible. It is every club members responsibility to see that
this is done, so that your club is not disadvantaged by lack of
information, due to correspondence W i g sent to past secre0
taries.
Simulated Fiel
75 TARGETS
Grades AA,?A, 3, C
tst, 2nd, & 3rd in each grade
Nominations, including Opt Sweeps $25
REFRESHMENTS, CARTRIGES AVAILABLE
ON THE GROUND
Enquiries: W.J. Dickinson
(02) 8718774
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Sydney Clay Target Club's two day Video Shoot held on
30l31.10.82 was a great success. Shooters arrived from some
ten clubs throughout the state with 56 shooters on Saturday
and 78 on Sunday. It was just a comfortable crowd to cater
for.
Over $3000 worth of prizes were displayed and shot for,
being possibly the richest table ever presented at Sydney. Saturday started out a perfect day, the traps were set and the
shoot got under way at 12.30 pm, about the same time as the
gusty winds came up, playing havoc with the targets for the
rest of the day. And trapshooters having the sweet disposition
and understanding they have when it comes to anything but
perfect targets, I thought we were in for some hard times, but
everybody took the windy conditions in their stride.
The first event, an eye opener, saw I1 possibles to share the
money. Next event was the Blue Dot DB Continental Championship.
r Trophy Table, Sydney two day shoot
Then came the big one, the Video Trophy 50T DB. This
seemed serious business, the shooters quieter and the squads
moved through more slowly with the concentration.
Once again W. Jones took A and OA with J. Smith (Cowra)
2nd, V. Gatt (Royal Aem) 3rd. B grade, P. Etherton (Wakehurst) ist, G. Lyman (Sydney)Znd,W. Baxkr (Goulburn)3rd.
C grade, J . Abela (Hawkesbury) Ist, G. Buckley (Goulburn)
2nd, P. &pantis (Newcastle) 3rd.
The last event on the card was the Japp Ammo Championship and a chance to relax a little. A grade, D. Osbourne
1st. F. Sribinouski 2nd. B grade, P. Etherton 1st. S. Tosan
2nd. C grade, G. Buckley 1st. C. Mason 2nd.
Overall High Gun for the two days was K. Loy with
208-210, a top score even under ideal conditions. A grade
high gun J. Smitith; B grade high gun S. Tosan; C grade high
gun F. Roberts.
The committee of management would Like to thank the
referees and those who helped organise the shoot and meals.
Also the sponsors for their support with overall trophies.
o Winner of A Grade Bill Jones, wifh Sydney Club President,
Ron Fenton.
A Continental was exactly what everybody needed on a
windy day, but surprisingly the possibles kept rolling in with
the final result: J. Smith (Cowra) taking A and OA, T. Ansell
(Sydney) second. B grade, 1st P. Rose (Sydney), 2nd B.
Samuels (Sydney); C grade, R. -ble (Royal Aero) Ist, W.
Baxter (Goulburn) 2nd.
The main event on Saturday was the Western Firearms DB
Championship, and a fine shoot off, some 62 targets, between
Bill Jones of Illawarra and Geoff Kidd of Sydney, saw B. Jones
A and OA, G. Kidd second, and D. Osbourne <Cobar)third. B
grade, D. Clarkson (Sydney) let, J. Goman (Grenfell 2nd,
and one of our lady shooters Chris Drower 3rd. C grade, C.
T i y (age 13) first, cleaning up dear old Dad, M. Tilly
(Sydney) 3rd with C. Buckley (Goulburn) taking second.
Those who stayed after the shoot were treated to complimentary drinks and a BBQ as the committee geared up for
the Sunday crowd.
Sunday arrived with rain and a very unpleasant outlook for
the day but by 10 am start time, the rain had gone and the
shooters arrived.
The fourth event, the Sydney CTC PS Championship saw W.
Jones and K. Loy in fine form and obviously the ones to beat
with W. Jones taking A and A0 and K. h y (Sydney) second. B
grade, S. Tosan (Sydney) Ist, P. Etherton (Wakehurst) 2nd; C
grade, C. Mason 1st and P. Zapantis (Newcastle) 2nd.
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r Group shot of all winners and place getters over iwo day
shoot.
0 High Gun winner Kevin Loy receives trophy from president
C)
Ron Fenton.
1983
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ARARbT, 6.18.88
Warm,windy (41). 20T Swanee Curran Mem Hcp: N.
Bromley 78-79, I. Long 78-79. N. Wattn 4344. 20T Chriatmaa Hcp: 14m D.
Opperman, G. Hose,R. Lendon; 14m I. Long, A. Champneys. M. Leslie; 15m N.
Bmmley. I. McDougnll. H.Squires:16-17m G. Cook. N.Wattn. R.Bell: 18-lsrn G.
Pitcher. H. Vaughm, B. Jenkinn; 20-21m B. Hnrria, L. Johnston, G. Smith;
22.23m D. CroUCh; Ladies 5audra Johnaton; Jnre M. Lealie; Veterans R. BeU. HG
for December, N. Watts 01-81.
BAIRNBDALE, 4.12.82
Fine (38). I0T EO Pta: O. McCLymont, L.Hine. P.
Curtis, R. Brand 30-30. IOTDB: P. Denninon37-37, L. Hine30-37, J. Guy 23-24, S.
White 22-24. B. Hall 18-20. lOTPS,S.White Ill-111. B. Hall 110-111, M. Hug71-72, B. Crane 57-60. G. MoClymont 4748. 10T SB: G. McClymont 20-20, S.
White 20-20. A. Cou88ns 18.19, D. Luelf 14-15. W. Scolt 13-15, 1aT Hop: B. Hall
31-31, a. Petrush 16-17, L. W e 30-31, R. Brand 14-15, M. Huggin. 14-15. 2ST
Skeet: A. Counens 24-25. W. Soott. S. Gibbs, R. Tebb, A. C O W , Cake Shoot A.
Couaena.
BENDIWJ, 4.1S.82
Gccd (73). 30T DB C h 'A' & OA B. M e r t y 34-34. J.
Shepherd 33-34, A. James 38.33: 'B'T. TrainDr 3840, K. Roberts 37-40,B. Billing
32-35; %' R. Lendon 29-30. B. WoodhDtch 28-30. L. Downie 32-35. 20T Rev Pts: 'A'
& OA L. WmU@y46-60, J. Shepherd 45-80, T. Boucher 45-63; 'B' P. Alrlrermane
47-69, B. Knight 4449, C. Opperman 40.80; %' L.Downie 40-60, D. Woodhatch
38-60. 0. Davis 36-80. 1982 Reube Hartley U16 J n r Ch: Brett Woodhatch 28-30.
BENDIM), 16.1%8I?-Good (42). 25T DB Gr Cant Ch: 'A'& OAN. Lindraa48-48.
L. Knight 4748; 'B'N. Frankling 44-47, P.AAkermans 43-47; 'C' A. Wilcock
25-26. D. Woodhntch 24-26; Novice S. Landry 21-25.151: Gp Met Hcp: 14m K.Bell
J n r 30-30. 15-l8m D. Wwdhatch 15-16. 19-25m 0.Wocdhatch 27-30. - G.G.
WcCdhRtch (054) 430552.
BOORT, 20.1 t.82 Fine. wnrm (23). 10TEO: M. Spencer. G. Lee. J. Dunaton, G.
Sanrce 10-10. DB Gr Ch: 'Ao& OA G. Young. G. Hipwell: 'B' J. Alliaon. G. Smith; 'C'
(3. Bmad, I. Langon. 1OT Hcp Trophy: D. Oould. J. Allison, L. Saundem.
BOORT, le.18.82- Fine. hot (30). 10T EO 15m: R. Ridgeway 36-36. J.Dunatan
35-38.0. Bmfd 23-24. R. Rigney 30-31.20TGrCh: *A'& OAR. Ridgeway 39.39. J.
Dunntan 38-38; 'B' D.Whitehead 33-31. F. Taylor 22-23; %' R. Brady 32-33, W.
Larmour 87-28. 20T Hcp: Faye Taylor 42-43. Bruce Jamos 41-43, John Dunatan
31-32. Peter Hutchinaon 24-25, M. Spencer 22-23. 10T Novelty: Andy Day 22-82,
Graham Young 21-22. John D u n a h 20.21, Bob Rigney 12-13, Peter Hutchinson
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Saturday, February 5
11-11.
r
$4.00
15T Pts CD 15m
$6.00
Event 2
2 0 f Eastern Gardens Gr Pts Ck 15m
Badge
OA, Trophy A.B,C grades
Event 3
$6.00
20T Eastern Gardens DB Ch 15m
1st Badge & Trophy, Trophy Znd, 3rd & FM
Event 4
$6.00
25T Eastern Gardens Grd
Skeet Ch
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Sash
.
OA, Trophy A,B,C grades
Saturday, February I9
1 pm start
Event 1
$4.00
15T Pts CD 15m
Event 2
$6.00
SOT City By The Bay
SB Grd Ch 15m
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COHUNb, 20.11.82
Fino (58). N0vioe: 1. k y o n 13-14, P. Toll 12-14. 20P
Gunbower Island DR GI Ch: 'A' 6c OA G. Hipwell 42-50. Ci. Kerr 42-50: 'B' S.
WiLlcias 41-SO. S.Rigney 32-40; 'C'0. Wellington 32-50, D. Howard 31-50; J n r A.
Brown 19-40. 30P Ounbower Island DD Ch: J. Whittackor-R. Glenn 79-79. S.
WiLkhmN. Watts 78-79. 10TGrp Hcp: 11-145P. Aklrarmann tS-15. T. Hnrriaon
1 pm start
Event 1
Badge OA, Trophy A, B, C grades
Event 3
$6.00
20T City By The Bay
DB Championship 15m
Founded 1965.
1st Badge & Trophy, Trophy 2nd, 3rd & FM
Event 4
$6.00
20T Trophy Hcp (Hcp marks)
in metre groups 11-15,
16-20, 21-25.
Trophy 1st
Sunday, February 27
1 pm start
Event 1
$4.00
15T Pts CD 15m
2 kilometres past the town
on the South Gippsland-hwy.
Event 2
$6.00
20T Bayside
Friday Night, February 4
6 Pm
DB
Grd Ch 15m
Badge OA, Trophy A,B,C grades
Event 3
$6.00
25T Bayside Mixed Tgt Ch 15m
25T SKEET
25T DB CH A,B,C
20T SB 1,2,3
(5
DB, 5 SB, 5 DB Pts, 5 Pr DR - Total 35 pts)lst Sash & Trophy,
trophy 2nd, 3rd & FM
Event 4
$6.00
20T Bayside SF3 Tower
Ch
1st Badge & Trophy, Trophy 2nd, 3rd
Sunday, February 27
DAY SHOOT
Note: Shoot 'on Sunday due to SE Zone Shoot on
Saturday
II
12 pm
10T DB CD
50T Korumburra DB
CH A,B,C
20T HCP 1,2,3
Time permitting
President:
Alan Sydenam
(056) 622613
Secretary:
Shane Wisharl
(056) 722008
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--FEBRUARY
f 983
NOTE: Ladies half nominations all events, excluding
- cash divides.
President: Ron Green
Secretary:Jack Powe
PO Box
857, Geelong, 3220
Tel (052) 751555
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14-15: 15-Ism N. Turner 21-21. 8. R i p e y 20-21; 20-26m R . G ~ ~ M
30-30, a.
Hipwcll 20-30. Off FI~UCB:
0.Itipwall.
C O ~ Aio.1a.m
,
Fine (53). Noviw: B. ~rchmd11-11.13. Duntan 10-11.
20T Club DB gr Ch: 'B' & OA N. Watt8 34-34.8. Storm 33-34; 'A'R. Fowler 33-34.
K. Crichbn 1616; %'N. Thomas i0-20, J. Dshne Z2Pe Jnr C. O'Cabghan 18-20.
20T Club FS Grd Ch: 'B' & OA S. Storm 60-60, F. Taylor 53.80; 'KT. Boucher 88-60,
J. -tan
6s-ae; c.N. wilaon 5580, D. HOW& ~ 4 - e o .IOT Qrp m p h y ~ c p :
11-141'11 N. W i h n 16-16, P. O'Callaghm I!S-18: $5-10m N.Watte 14-14, T.Dehne
18.18; 20-25m F. Jamas 12-13, 0. Young 11-13. Off Fenw: (3. Young.
C o r n & 18.lE.88 Good {W).
Novice: P.Whytcroaa 8-11, N. S h o n e 8-11,
loT 1 5 m G. HipweU. P. Dickineon, Q. Orr, R. Allen. 10T Hop: W. Watta 52-53, R.
Williams 51-53. P. O'CallePhan 4243: 21-25m G. Hinwell 84-25. IOT 15m: K.
Burton,F.~ a m kR.
. FOWI~; D.M d . S. Storm, J. ~uo&nzie, A. Day. 10T Hcp: N.
T h o r n . P. 0'Cuhghn.n. T. Dehne, D. Fma, (3. O'Cdrqhan. W. Watts. M.
Viatarmi. 10T Novelty 11-2im: (3. Hi~well.P. Dicldnson. W. Watts. Bast ledv
shooter Faye ~ a ~ l o r . - New
mret&'. John I. Gamer (054) 062543.
WLBINABBW, 11.12.82 - Wnnn (35). 40T Novelty Xmsa:14m & under A.
Edwnrde 48-00. Olyan-id 43-60,Graeme Reid43-60. K. Bell J n r t l d o , C. Smart
39.00: 15-tern N. Carbwn 08-84, B. ~ l o u 55.84,
r
B. McKea 67-84, R. TrailI
88-84, Bruce Billing 4460; 17m & war J. Farley 5s.w. K. S h a m r 52-00. L.
Bmwn 40-60, J. Xerr 46-80, Alan J o b 49-60; Ladies D.MoPhcraon 3580. 10 Pr
Triple Rim drawn partners: J. Trrrloar-8. McKm 88-30, B. b l o w - K . QrInkr
25-30.
COBQROVX, 2e.ii.eo - Fine (45). 1OT Hcp Xmas Hamper: T. Kergravw, J.
Kelly. D. Wilson. 10T Hcp XDM hamwr: D.Wilson, P. Wilson.Mike LbOnard.1072
15m Xmu hamper: N. Wright, D. Wilson, V. Ryan. Club DB Ch 30T: OA N.
Wright, 'A'D. Wilson. 23'W.J. Kwpman.'FE. Calandro. HOD. WUson, N. Wdght.
DONALD, 27.11.82 - Wmm (21). SOT State Mini p b Ch. OA & 'A' D.Flavel
144-150. G. Willatt 143-150: %' R. Wansell 135-150. R. Black 132450: '[r W.
Lamourl42-150. R. HoUa 131-150.80T Hop: 2 p o k b i s s - W. ~ a l l a b ~ - ~ . - ~ a ~ l o r
20-20, R. Young, G. Willett, R. Black 19-20.
DONALD. 6.18.82 - - T h e (13). ZOT Xnas Ch: OA & 'A' D. FIavelaGzo. Q. Voml
21-28;'~' D. Fe.Un~l-23,D. cjrangor 20-23; 'c'T.a r w n 10-20. R. ~ o l l i .18-20. GT
M d e y 9 SB 5 Ptn 5 Hcp: ST SE C. Dody. P.Fondlebury, G. Vogal: ST ITPte T. G w n .
D.Falls, C. Dooly. R. H o l b . G. V W l : BT Hap D. FLavel, T. O m .C. Dooly. K.
e
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r
e
w
,Mr Kevin WiUey. W Box 11,
Fanaing. P. Pendlehwy. O. Lierech. - B
Dunouy.
ECEUCA, 18.12.82- Perfect (41). 15T Mini Xmas DB:B. Traloar,K.Padll~ld,J.
Clarke: C7hcmk.m I. Swin. J. H W . C. Kearh: Wine R. W m n . R. McKeda. J.
Twtoar, P. Dobaon. ~ S T D BHcp: R. 8hmn.J. Tmloar. A. ~ o r r i a ; ~ ~ h oChooker
ok~,
McKcluic. L. O ~ b nR., Penn. J. Cluko; Wine B. Trsloar.Dnrwn pDtZnor DD.H.
finwkin4. T~cloat.
J. Boote-W. Brwbon. Roe Alan-K. Bucholtz Wine& chooks R
Warren. G. oni is. G. WUU. L. Gvis. - L. Bernard (0581 521354.
EUROA.17.111.88- windy (51). 2 0 ~ ~ m n . ~ ~ : ~ . & ~ i - ~ ~ e t e r w n 3 1 - 3 1 .
n. Wnlker-D.HUU 30-31. 1ST WuUy BordenDB Ch.OA k'A'R. McKenzie 31-31. '8'
T. AzzoDnrdi 18-18. 'C'T.Barrv 22.24. 1ST Xmse HCD:14.15m 9.Hoduaon 1419.
14115.
i e a o m ' ~ . MCKW&-I&18-18, 21-2sm J. ~ i n g
K@FER. 11.18.82
Fine, windy (44). lOT Pla: B. Harmer 28-30. 8. Whiw
4548, W. Jeanings 4448, Vetsnrrs G. Mowat 24-30. Jnra B. 8elomon 2B36,
LadioaN. Meredith 23-30.15T DBGrpMct: l e l 5 m BradSalomon22-22. R. Brand
Event 1
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12 noon start
Lunch available
- BBQ tea
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
half noms
Nom $12.00
25T GRADED DB GUN CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash & Auto Shotgun ea grade, A,B,C Sweep $1.00
rday February 19, 1983
start 1 pm
TRAPS OPE# MIDDAY FOR PRACTICE
Event 1
Event 2
10T DB EYE OPENER
20'r DB HANDICAP
Ist, 2nd, 3rd, & BM. 20-25 OiS $1.00
Event 3
Nom $2.50
Nom $6.00
Nom $6.00
DB CHAMPIONSHIP
Graded A,B,C 1st 2nd each grade. OIS $1.00
Event 4
Dl3 CONTINENTAL GRD CH
Nom $6.00
Ist, 2nd each grade OIS $1.00
SKEET
ay, February 20, 1983
start 12 noon
2x50 TARGET CHAMPIONSHIPS
Attwood-Law High Gun Cup & Sash
Ground located rear Vine Hotel, North Wangaratta
Secretary:
President:
Kevin Law
John Zueschner
PO Box 334,
10 MillardSt!
Wangaratta, 3677
Wangaratta, 3677
Ph (057) 213529
Ph (057) 213 6 s
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Event 3
Norn $7.00
20T 15m GROUPED POINTS SCORE
1st & 2nd each group, 14-16m'
17-t9m & 20-25m Sweep $1 .OD
President: Mike Leonard
Phone (058) 217381
Secretary: Denis Threlfall
PO Box 126.
Shepparton, 3630.
21-22. D. Meredith 16.17; 18-18m S. White 15-15. C. Green 14-15. R. Barlow 15-18:
19-25m G. Williama 16-17, J. Green 15-17. M. Green 13-15. 10T DB Hcp: N:
Meredith 10-10. L. Mitcheli 15-16, N. Blunden 14-16, Veterans T. Mffiaw 6.10.
Jnra T. Jennings 8-10. S
D M J . Shellcot 8-10, R.Whykee 16-20.5.White 8.10,
Ve'CterWL.Mitchell 7-10, JW D. G m 1-10. 10T DB CD: T. Gannon. R.Martin.
A. Sydenhasn, L. Mitchell, R. Brand. N. Meredith, B. Yalden, J. Oreen, T.
Peddewon. B. S h k e s lC-10. Fish Shwt: R. Brand, M. Grcen. W. Stephenson.
FRILNHEPK)NAUBTRILGU,98.11.82-Hot, windy (72). 20TPta: 'A'A. Cousena
59-80. 'B' J. W W 58-80, 'CP. Collins 57-80. 20T &:-'A; G. Snlmon 19-20, 'B7S.
HenwOOd 23-25. %' G. Thomas 17-20.20TDB: 'A' S.CoIlina 87-87, 'B'L. Miratella
20-20, 'C' P. CoIlina 19-28. 10 P DR:A ' W. nes 17-20. R. Mnrk 17-20:'B'G. Swan
17-20. D. Pareell 17-20: 'C'P. Cartrvrirrht 11-20, W. NPaon 11-20. lOOT SkeeC: 'A'
A. Courdns 90.100, 'B' M. Hammond 9%-108,CC.
Crawlord &-100. 1OOT Trench:
'A'B. Clmk 115-185. S. c o b 8 93-100;'B'P. G m n 118.125. I. Joyce 80-100,*C'6.
Whik 82-100. A. %%d 79-100. - Sacrebuy V.A. Leedham, BH 5282832. AH
5800581.
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PRlWBBTON AUFTRbLUL. 6.12.82
Warm, windy (42). 2OT Pts. 'A' K.
Seymour 58-00. 'B'D. Marshal! 57-60. 'C'W. Mann 58-80.20T SB:'A' B. Shaodley
19-20, 'B' N. Meredith 16-20, %' W. Mann 14-20. 20T DB: 'A' O. Aeh 28-26, 'B'D.
frlarshall23-24. 'C'DJ. Lillis 18-20, 20T Mxd: 'A'S. Haw 1840, W p . W v i 17-20.
C' @. Thomaa 16-20. 50T Skeet 'A'M. Delorenw 47-50, 'B'J. Dutchman 45-50, 'C'
D. Gudgin 45-50. 50T Trench: 'A' I. B u c h w 9 5 - 1 0 , 'B' L. CornetlS3.100. 'C' J.
Haw 39-50.
PRANgsroN AUBTWdU, 18.12.82
Good (81). 20T Pts Ch: 'A' T. Rowe
80-80, W. no5 59-$0; 'B'B. Bond 65.68. R. Ahmling 62-66: 'C'P. Collins 53-60. J.
Rentjar 48.80. 20T SB Ch: 'A' R. AUen 26-26. D. Diw 25-26; 'B*M. Costa 25-26. A.
23-24: 'C'R. Bomer 19-20,G. Thomnn 15-21. 20T DB Ch:'A' B. Webley 78.78,
W. Ilea 77-77; 'B'G. Meuleman 35-36. D. Trembath 32-33; %' G. Thomm 18-20,J.
Flentjnr24-27. POT GrpMet: 14-16mA.AcWnnd54-54. R. Ahmling53-54; 17-18m
B. Bond 20-20. F.Cautem 35-38: 19-Blm D. Tmmbnth 38-38. 3. Schmidt 37-38!
--.
22-25m W. IIC; 2 6 2 5 . R. Lowry 24-25. SOT Trench Ch: 'A'R. Eioyce 50-50. W. llee
49.50: 'B' 1,. Cornell 48.50. R. Bertmhik 45-50;'CJ. Schmidt 44-40. A. Reed 43-50.
5 m S k Ch:'A' I. Ilale 50-50. A. B l w e 58.00: '8'B.Clwk 48-50. M. Coota 46.50: 'C'
P. Dutchman 44-60. N.R. Lillis 42-50.
NAUSTRALIA, 28.18.82
Fine, warm (72). 2OT Prs: 'A' B. nos
80-81, 'B'P. James 53-60. 'C'G. Thomas 53-80. OA B. Ites. ZOT SB:'A' B.nes 28-28,
'B'P.Brnvin 23-25. 'C' W. Mann 28-32. OA B. Ilm. 20T DB: 'A' B. Bond 40-40. W.
naa 3031; w A. ~jrdonhirm30-31. P. James 28.30; ' C rill 30-3f.W. ~ i i m n
20-21. OA B. Bond. ZOT Mxd Birda: 'A' W. ILeB 18-20, 'B'A. Sydenhiun 31-36. 'C'
Alan Wmlcv 18-20. OA W. nes. lWT Trench: 'A'R. Mark 93-100. G. Ash 92-100:
'B'L.Corneb un-lO& R. McGillvny 88-100.C A Fleerl80-100. L chnplin 78-1M)
lOOT Skoet: 'A' A Blcnne 97-100. 'B'P. Dulchwnn 94-1W. %'N R. Lillie 80.100. OA
A. Blcnsc.
GEELONO, 28.11.82
Fine, mild (34). 1OT Pts EO Ism:
Milaud. B.
Wembridge 30-30, R. Tremul, W. Robertson 20-30. ZVTCity OfGeelongSBGrd Ch:
'A' & O A R . Chrietopher 22-22. 'B' M. Misfud 18-20, 'C'R. Sydenham 16-20. 20T
City ofOealong DB Ch:M. W s u d 93-83. A. Bradehaw 92-93, R. Wirfen 56-58. FM
T. Andrew6 18-20. ,20T Tmphy Hcp (hcpmarke): 14-15m P.W d y 64-64. 16-2Om
C. McPherwn 30-31, 21-25m B. Wembridge 22-23. -Jack Powe. Hon Sec. (052)
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SUNDAY, February 13,
comm 12.30 pm
Event I
Event 2
Event 3
10T PS EO
20T Dl3 Graded CH
20T Ball Trap Grd CH
SUMDAY, February 27,
eomm 11 am
Event 1
Event 2
251 SE Zone DB CH
25T SE Zone DB HCP
Light Lunchean available at ground
MY
Secretary
G. Thorpe, 741 298:
751555.
TES: Feb
VENUE:
Organised by the Victorian Clay Target Association
FRIDAY, February 25, 1983 - Practice at the ground commencing I 1 am
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26
Commencing 11 am
Commencing 10 am
Event 1
21.OO
100 Targets, Graded A,B,C.
State Team selected on this event
Overall winner sash and trophy, grade winner ribbon
and trophy.
LADIES TEAM will be run in conjunction with event 1
and will be selected on 2nd 50 targets (numbers
permitting).
NOMINATIONS Ladies $14.00 for State Championships inclusive of ladies team. $6.00 for ladies
team only.
NOMINATION Junior $14.00
A(=COMMODAT~ON1s EXCELLENT AT OUR
NEW LllYDALE MOTOR INN MOTEL
46 Rooms, Very Good Restaurant
Phone (b3)7355222.
President: R. Buchan
~ lill^[ Rdi Chirnside
~ ~
Park
Phone (03) 7350527
39 ~
secretary:
J. McElvogue
Event 2.
rniwal Trench Championshl
100 Targets Graded A,B,C.
Ladies $14. Juniors $14.
Overall winner sash and trophy, Grade winners Ribbon
and Trophy. Ladies and Junior Ribbon and Trophy.
STATE TEAM to shoot in a squad and 100 targets of
Carnival Championships recorded as state team score.
Commence 11 am.
comply with Amateur rules,
2-state Team selected over full 200 Targets t* compete
in Shoulder ,lo Shoulder match held at National ISU
Championsh~p.
+This is a compulsory event for National Trainmg
Squad selection.
4--Defin~tely no entries accepted after first s q u a d
commences second round.
%High Gun sash over 200 Targets.
&Teams of 4 will be conducted over 200 Targets.
7-In addition to nominations a $5 levy will be applied
for the State ISU fund on State Championship
events only.
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Grounds
- Victoria Rd.,
Lilydate
- P.O. Box 74, Lilydale - Phone 739 1771
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 5
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19
ECONOMY DAY
Event I.
Event I .
Event 2.
200T I.S.U. GRADED SKEET CHAMP.
Elimination Event for State Team
Nom $8.50
50T GRD TRENCH CHAMP
Norn $11.OO
50T GRADED TRENCH CHAMP
-
No Entries for Event 1 wilt be received after 1 pm
Shoot off for Event 1will be run concurrently
with Event 2.
Event 3.
Nom $17.00
Note
IOOT Saturday Feb 5
lOOT sunday Feb 6.
Event 2.
Norn $11.00
50T GRADED TRENCH CHAMP
$34.00
IOOT I.S.U. GRADED SKEET CHAMP
Medals only for this Event
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Nom $4.50
251 PTS GRADED CHAMP
25T D/B GRADED~GHAMP
20T MEDLEY IOT DIB
-
erdus 12.45 lm
Event 4.
Norn $4.50
%*
Event 5.
Nom $4.00
%
20T DIB POINTS
10T PTS
Event 6.
Event 6.
Nom $8.50
50T GRADED SKEET CHAMP
Medals only will be awarded for all Events - Not Trophies.
Event 2.
GRD CHAMP
Norn $6.50
Norn $6.50
20T DIB GRADED CHAMP
Event 7.
Nom $1 1.OD
Medals will be awarded this day
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12
Event 1.
Nom $6.50
20T SIB GRADED CHAMP
SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 26 8 27
Nom $17.00
IOOT GRADED TRENCH CHAMP
Nom $17.00
1007 GRADED I.S.U. SKEET CHAMP
Event 3.
Event 4.
30T DiB GRADED CHAMP
Norn $8.00
see elsewhere this issue for details of Events supporting
D.T.L. Program.
Nom $6.50
Event 1.
Nom $6.00
Event 2.
15T Dl3 POINTS GRADED CHAMP
Event 5.
Nom $8.00
15 PAIR DiRISE GRADED CHAMP
Event 6.
Norn $1 1.OO
Medals will be awarded this day.
10 PAlR DIRISE GRI) CHAMP
I
I
20T D/B POINTS
GRD CHAMP
Event 3.
20T DIB GRADED CHAMP
Event 4.
Norn $6.50
Norn $6.50
Norn $7.50
Sashes will be awarded this day.
All Amenities Available on Ground.
Practice Tuition for Novice conducted from 10.30 am Saturdays by Rupert Henwood
Practice
Wednesdays pm, Saturdays 10.30 am to 12.30 pm.
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President: R. F. Buchan
735 0527
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Secretary: Mrs M. McCulloch
P.O. Box 74, Ltlydale, 3140
726 0438
GEELONa, 18.12.82 -Fine, mild(91). ST Kcp E O 34 possibiea. l o T XmnaHcp:
P. Redpath 4948, C. MacPherson 48-49, N. Nalkon 44-45. trophy each metre. i s T
Xma6 Ch: W. Pilkington 41-41, P. Torok 40-41, J. Mnthewn 32-33, Beet Lady M.
Howell. Novice ladiaa 14x11: 12 ladiea each received aaensonal trophy. Gone 14m: 2 1
entrants each rsceived a aassonal trophy.
QOROKE, 21.11.89 - Fine, mild (28). 2OT PS Ch: Tex Drummond 60-80, N.
Block 59-00. J. Gawith 83-69. 30T PmpJ DB OK1 Ch: OA & 'B'I. Todd 30-30 S.
IIedherington 29-3[):'ASG.McLure 73-74, R.Hammat 72-74;'C'W. Hawker 28-'30.
C. Maybery 24-30; Jnra N. Gabbe; Xadies June Gawith, HG N. Block. - Scc. C.R.
Denley (055) 880233.
HAMILTON. 18.12.82 - Fine (80). 20T Xmas DB grd Ch: OA & 'A' T. Denardie
37-37. M. Whitehead 32-33; 'B' K.Dyson 36-37. B. Papst 31-38; 'C'B.G m n w a y
23-24. D. Crouch Jnr22-24. XmaalvLxdTGrdChr QA & 'B'C. Srnith33-35, D. Todd
32-35; 'A' R. Duthie 46-49, J . Taylor 4448; 'C'G. Ross 40-49. N. Mawson 37-49.
lOT Hcp shot down to 8 eq trophies: A. Champneys, D. Crouch, G. Leslie, R.
Duthie, M. S u t h e r h d , C. Budde 15-15, W. Wombeil, C. Smith 14-15.
The Omded High Gun that waa conducted over the progmmmed events at the
Hamilton GC during 1982 w m i l n d i d 'A' grnde R. DutMe. 'B'grade A. AUitt
(now deoearid). 'C'W e B. Gre@nnway.
BEATflCOTE, 18.12.82 -Fine, warm (67). 10T DB EO CD: R. Pnpnt. J. Fariey.
R. McKinnon. A. Jnmee, J. Lendon, C. Opperman. N. Scott. M. McPher~on.G.
Kerr, A. Johns, R. T r U , K. Shearer, I. Bell, K. Bell Jnr. J. Weekea. T.O'Menra. I.
Swin. 1 0 Pr Auto & Driven Xmas Shoot: OA K. S h m r . 11-l4m R. Lendon. T,
O'Meara. 15-16m N. Carboon.S. Morgan, 17-lam R. Papet, R.McKinnon, 19-eom
T. Bouchier. I. BeU, Beet lady Aurrels Johne. Jennv Williams: J n r R. Shearer:
Novice lady S P a p t , eq 2 D. ~ r e w , ? . Maxwell; V ~ W & 3. Kmr. Aggregate 1982
Robert Papat.
Remdent John Maxwell (054) 332338.
JlE'ARIT, 61.11.88 -Perfect (56). 75T Ch of Ch. OA -2' Frank Pitt 123-125.
RusaeU Black 130-135; 'A' Jim ~ $ h m a n 192-125. Jim Taylor 131-135: 'C.B:
Gncenaway 118-125. Helen Hounseli 113-125; Larly Helen Nuvel 116-125, J n r
Andrew Pitt 114-125.
F.N. Pitt. Box 83. Jewrit, 3423, l hone 121.
g l W N A , 28.11.82 - Fins, sunny (45). Vic ~ t n t eDD C h it: Morris-P. Cleggett
21-22. 0.SteeleT. Niven 2G22: Best *B'J. Fartch-J. Brny 16-20; Beet 'C'W.
WawkerJ. Krause 8-20, KGniva & Dist 25T Gr Ch: OA & 'A' D. Flnvel 137-137. R.
Andrews 136.137; '8' C. Jnrrad 42-43. K. Howe 41-43; 'C' G. Dinning 22-25; J .
Ktau5e 21-28; ladies H. Flnve122-25.25T HcpQrp met: 21-25m R.Andrews 23-25,
T. Niven 29-33; i6-2Om N. Block 25-25. T. Drummond 48-47, 11-15m R. Black
27-27. H. Flnvel26-27.0. Krause won Kanivn GC yearly HighUun with 630-675,
KERANG. 11.12.82
Perfect (43). 10T Novice: Robert Hunter 8-10, l 9 T Ch
trophy: ' K G .Hipwell 53-53. R.Wnrren53-53: 'B'R. Rigney 59-59. S. Storm 58-58;
% S. Fraser 3 5 3 3 , R. Dunn 32-33; W e s F. Taylor 19-19. Veteran R.Ridgeway
20-20. R. Paaccck 23-24; C14 Jnr M. W c c d 1 5 1 9 , W. Britten 15-19. 15T Trophy
5-14m,5.1Bm, 5.22111: S. Rigney, F. Jnmes. 3. Dunetnneq 1. K. Britten, K. Burton.
S. Storm eq 2 , l5T Trophy 1l m b x k l m shot: K. Burton. S. Ksrr, S. Rigney eq 1.
K.Bruns, J. Dunatan, L. Bnker eq 2. l5TSS 15m: Possible. N. Watts, L. Bnker, R.
Lunghusen, K. Bruna, F. Jamel. J. Dunstan. R. Wikinwn. G. Wilkinson, R.
Fowler. K. Charlemn. A. Mills.
EYIVEION, 16.12.82 -Periect (85). 10T EO: 17-25m A. James, N. Crocknell, G.
Mwre; 11-16111 N. Bromky. A. Kennedy, B. Biliing. T.O'Mom. N. Paterson, B.
Renkin. 20T D8: 'A' A. Jnmaa 30-30. G.. Vietch 51-52; 'B'N. Bromley 84-84. B.
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SATURDAY, FEB
100T PRESIDENTS CHAMPIONSHIP
SATURDAY, MARCH 5
MZ INS TEAM SHOOT
t OT Pt CD
30T Champ Graded
25T Handicap
Location: Navy Base
Crib Point Melway 13
Map. 195 A. 3
Secretary C. Carrol (059) 78 2926
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SATURDAY, FE
3LUE STAR BATTERY CONTINENTAL CHAMWNW-iIP
IOT DB Cont CD
75T DB Continental Ch Graded
Location: Craigie Rd
Mornington Melway 13
Map $45 F.9
Secretary: G. Matthews (059) 87 1060
elbourne Gun Club
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Nom $3.00
lOT
=E Event 2
EO DB CD
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Nom $6.50
20T DB CHAMP
10T DB CD
30T DB Ch
25T Handicap
Location: Boneo Rd., Fingal via Rosebud
Melway 13 Map 200G.
Secretary: N. Quick (059) 85 3580
All handicaps shot on these programs will have a
1st prize value $35, 2nd price value $25.
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Billing 83.64; 'C' R. Lendon 35-35, A. McDonald 34-35. Ladie8 S h w t : NormaHill,
C. RuaseU.
LA)DDEN VALLEY. 21.11.82 -Hot. 20T DB Ch: 'A' A. Jnmea 23-24. G. Young
21.23; 'B' & OA I'.Traynor 21-29. D. Whilehend 22-24: 'C C. Oppemnn 19-20.
Bnnon 18-20; Heal J n r D.McKinnon 13.20.20TSB Ch:'A'& OA A. J m e n 20-20. J .
Lendon 18-20; 'B' ti. C r c k n e l l 17-20. T. R a y n o r 15-20. 'C'C. Opperman 18-20. G.
Sinnford 15-20. 1 0 HCD
~ metre moues: i 4 m M. Suencer i5-12. 15.20111 N.
ll
383071.
~ r a c h 10-10,
e ~
2 1 - 2 9 i G. ~ o u n glj-14. - Sec ~ . ' ~ o d w e (054)
MEI5OURNE. 20.11.88 - ~ I Mlight
, b w z (168).
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25T George B n n l M Grd
TwnchCh: OA &'A' J w k Ho11wd48-50. Jim Scott 4 1-50: 'B' R m Ja:miuus 43-50,
Rod P o h Mounter 40-50: C Alex C o l h o 46-50. Lm Curtu, 33-25. 25? b r g e
Bremm SB Grd Ch OA & 'A' Stan Colllnn 33-33. Nell Uery 32-33 'B' Stephen Noble
24-28. Con Ulanond 27-29 'C' h1ur.o CouLt 30-31. Pclar Umwn 23-25. Bc8L IOdy
Deoiree Huddlenton 21-25. Beet jnr Charlcn Pnrkinmn 28-33. 25T George ~ r e m n i
DB Plo Grd Ch. OA &'A' Ncll Berry 150.150. UilI llee 148.150; 'B' G s y Van W n
Brand 118.117. I h y Gambia 115-117; ' C hlichael Diarnorid 73-75. IWn IIurtiyarr
75-81; Lady elo one Dittmer 71-75: Jnr A w n owdchild 71-75. 2ST G ~ O &
Breman DB Grd Ch:OA & 'A' Jack Henwood 137-137, Qlen Bmwn 108-108' 'B'
Gary Smith 138.137, Stephen Noble 4142; %' George Ferronnto 52-63. Peter
OWeill 61-63: Ladv Deeirm Huddleaton 54-55. J n r Ron Huwev 34-35. 50T (frd
Skeet G. U r o & n
OA & ' A ' R o > ~ h r l n t o ~06-130,
h r ~ Alan ~ l & e 65-8R;'B'Slan
Dm~m
50.50, Roger HockinK 48.50; 'C' Raynor Ahmiing 47-50, Jim S m t t 44.50,
BCI~LBdv Carol Onde.? 46-50: J n r B r i m Kenaev 43-50. Wlnnina team Sheel: Oil
Farish, jllsn ~ l c & , Merv Whitelaw. Paul I(r;mina, Brian homeo on 243-250.
Winning tom DTL: Bill Iles. Stan Collins, John Molllca. Jack Henwood. Bob
Christopher 589-625. DTL HG Neil Berry 174-175.
MELBOLEOIE,87.11.88 - W e (80). SOT Grd Skeet Ch.OA & 'A' Barney R m k e
74-75. Bob Buchan 85-87: 'B'Phil Diltmer 47-50, (ieoffClark 58-82: %' Darrren
Firman 38-50. Helene Dittmer 37-50. 50T Grd Skaet Ch OA & 'A' inn Hale 50-50,
e 54-56: %' D-n
Firman
Neville M w r e 61-82: 'B' Vhca MOIlica 48-50. Lin W
41-50. Ralph Scott 4'1-8% HG Barney Rmke 08-100 25TDB ~ r Ch:
d OA & 'A' Bob
Chriatopher 27-37. G q Robinmn 30.27: 'U' Aaron GoodcWd 25-20. Murk W h t e
24-20 'C' Georee Smlth a3-26. Steve Incani 22-27: Nonce Bmd Hulas 24-25. 10 P r
DR Grd Ch: 6~& 'A'Robe& Elmer 19-20, T& Bradehaw 26-30; 73' Mario
Satvatore 14-20, Peter Brnvin 17-30; '2' Tony Florentine 13-20, Dea Wittingalow
16-30. 2 0 Pr DD: Gnrv Robinson-Alan Bleaee 18-20: Bob Chriatooher-Tony
Bradohaw 59-80, t3ux-j
Brndghaw 27-30. 2 m DB P t s Grd Ch: OA bc 'A'
Robintion 58-60; 'B' Darren FumBn 54-80, Bill Henwood 52-80; 'C' Rupe Hsnwcod
52-80. Oaorae Smith 51-80.
M E L B O U E ~ 28.11.82
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-Fine (74). 50T Gnl Trcnch Ch: 'A' Brian North 40-50.
Gnry M w r e 30-50; 'B' Ken Plumb 41-50, K. Bird 38-50; 'C'Don Suter 34.50. 50T
Grd T r Ch NP Zone: 'A' Jack Henwccd 47-50: U' John MoUlca 41.50. G w Snuth
40-50; '2'Brian Thornmn 44-50. Alhy Bergmark 41-50. 20T DB Grd Ch: 'A' Suck
Henwood 40-49, Graham Guy 48-49; 'B' Qnry Smith 45-45. A. Mnhin 44-45; 'F
Cloorm Smith 21-22. 0 . S ~ i n 20-23.
k
20T DB Pts Grd Ch: 'A' Brim North 02-83,
~ i c i k n g l i o h58.00; '0' ~ e l t hWiuemnn ~ 3 - 6 3 .hurx M a u w r 58-00; 'c' ~ d n m
Stcvenu 54-00. Roben Moore 53-00. 5OT Grd Skcet Ch: OA d; A' B r i m Thomaon
78-70. Mew Whitclnw 74-TR; 'R' Bill F i n i m 58-61. Rep Moady 57-01: 'C Ruo
am:
on;
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mdETRO.18.12.82-Fine(70). 10TPfa: 'A' W. nee, C. Lobley, A. Brdahaw:'B'G.
Sommut. J. Seraly, J. Seato; 'C'J. Senserrick, R. SalfZnger, N. Livermore. 15T DB:
'A' A. B r ~ d e h n wR.
, Christopher. C. Belanore: 'B'I. Emery. J. Serafy, R. Saggers; 'C'
T. Brincat, D. Macartney. B. Jones. 1ST DB: 'A' W. Iles. G. Bmwu, S. O'Cannor; 'B'
J. Serafy, J. Brereton. R. Saggera; 'C' R. Gardner. N. Livermore, D. Macmtney;
Lndy K. Willinms. 15T BallTrap: 'A'R. Lowry, W. nes. G. Bmvm;'BSP.McVicar. K.
Stanbury, R. Walker; V B . Gardner. G. ELanallettn. R. -nger.
25T Skeet: o m P.
Krumins, A. Bleaae, R. Lowry; 1-3m G. h r n u t . I. Emery, R. Burrill; 4.10111 A.
Seneerrick, D. Firman.P . Firman. IOTNovclty: 'A'T. Spence, W. nes, P.Thomaon;
'B'M. Costa, D Trembnth, R. Saggem; 'C' B. Gnrduer, N. Pengelly. K.Williams.
Lodies Noveltv: Mare Samut 38.
METRO. 10:1~?.82 :Fine
(27). l U r EO: E. Labley. A. Brwn. D Mxnrtoey, G.
V e ~ i n 30-30.
g
QOT DB: 'A' M. Mifaud 24-24. M. t'kwlo 23-24: '8'A. Ureen 72.72.
J. &rafy 71-72: 'C'M. Rocm 43.44. G. Vearing 4244. 20T Club S B 'A' M. P~cco!o
19-20. M. Mifnud 18-20. 'R'R. IIall 20.20, J. Sernfy 22.28;'C'D. M w n e y 18-21,
C. Zcrnfa 17-21' OA B. Hnll 20-20. 10 Pr DR: 'A'E Lablov 16-20. M. htifwd 14-20:
'B'P. McVicar 16-20. M. Salvatore 15-20; 'C' B.Lobley 18-20, ~ . . ~ o c 16-20.
co
501;
Skeet: Om M. Piccolo 47-50, J. Seraly 46-50; 1-4m D. Macartney 45-80, R. Shielar
44-50; 5-1011'1 B. Potte 46-50. M. Xocco 39-50: OA M. Piccolo 47-50.
MORNINGTON, P7.11.88
Overcmt (10). 10T Cont CD: L. Keywood. G .
Mathews 10-10. 50T Cant Qrd: OA & 'A' C. Carrol46-50, 'B' P. b c a s t e r 44-50. 'C'
M. Acaro 3Q.50.20T Hcp: B. Hunter 19-20. P. Lnncaster 4 0 4 3 . B. Mottrnm 38-43.
MORNIN(fTON, 11.12.88 - Fine. watm (34). 15T DB CD: 'A' P. Hevwood.
.... T.
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hfcCarthy; 'U'U. Marehnll 14-15. T. ~ e r ~ u z L
o:;Hcy~ood.13-15, 'C. R. fiunter. E.
Qnuhl14-15.25TDBGrd:'A'N.Quick24-25, M. Chnrlesworth 33-35.T. McCnrthy
32-35;'B'A. Reed 27-29. P. hncnnter 28-28. tl. Mo!trum 24-27.. 'C'G.
P~ l m
- t~23.2s.
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MI. A m , W. Mann. 25T Hop: N.Quick 2s-25, K. Rose 24-85. C. Carml.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1983
Start 12.30 prn
Event 1
10T DB €0 15m
Event 2
20T GRD CH A, B, C
Event 3
20T HANDICAP
Secretary:
R. Bird
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Guy 11-12. Wang DTL team: Dick Enghsh, Bob B a r o n , Gnry Robinkin. Brian
North, Kevin Caw 375400. MeibSSeet team: Paul Krumins, Alan B l e w . Ian Wale,
Brian Thomeon. Oil F d h 239-250.
11.12.82 - Finc, mild shght b(118). 2 5 ~~ r Trench
d
~ h :
OA & 'A' Ray Lorvey 28.30. Rcfi.Boyce27.30; 'U'Lea Ashford 22.25. Ian Hzle21-25:
'C'Gary Srnllh 23-20. Lance Ctinplin 22-28. 20T Dl3 P b Grd Ch OA & 'A' Bill nca
02-83, Jrak lieriwOod 01-08; '8' Len Price 57-00. Marin ConLn 58-60; 'C'Rupe
17e11wmIss-no. Khren Ruth 51-60. DOTDBGrdCh: OA &'A'Jack Henwccd48.48,
Wavnt: Pillcinaton 44-45: 'B'Urll Gibb 47-48. Lana C h a ~ l i n26-27. 'C' Knren Rath
l&o. Adam &even8 18:20.25T Grd ~ k e e t ~ OA
h : &'~;Gsorge
Bigga 33-33. Bob
Buchan 32-33; 'B' Stan Draper 28-28, C a r d Ogden 27-29: 'C'Russell Dodda 30.32.
Lnrry Dunkley 29-32, 25T Skeet Ch: N. Mcare 25.25. G. Parish 42-43, J. Bnle
41-43.25T Tr Ch: Bill Hailea 2425. Bill nm 22-25. Vin MoUica 22-25. J n r Novioe:
Andrew Hnnsen 14-15. 1OT DB: John Irons 23.24. Brian Fleming 22-24. Tony
Rowe 20-82.
MELBOURNE, 18.12.8Q -Fine, strong breeze (57). 25T Gnl Trench Ch: 'A' Vin
Mollica 30-31, Tony Rowe 25-31: OA &'B' Alan B l e m 31-34. Gary Smith 28-32; 'C'
Alby Bergmark 20-25. Brian Thomeon 19-25.25TGrd SB Ch:OA O 'A' Bill Arnadt
24-25. Tonv Rowe 22-25: '8'Gary Smith 22-25. Bill Henwood 20-25: 'C' Adam
~lt'vc,;u 21-25. Richnrd Hugilen i8-25. 2GT Grd DB Ch: 'A' John ~ o l i i c n28.27,
John Veldpnuo 38-30. OA & 'B'Petcr Bravln 27.27. Uill Henwood 30-31; 'C' Mike
Fruwlev 23.25. Llrrnn Fielninrr 22-27. 25T Grd DR Pls Ch: OA & 'A' Vin Mollicn
74-75. a n B l e w 88-75: 'By B U Gibb 98-105. Ctnrv Smith 97-10% 'C' Adam
. & 'A'QII ~ a & h 32.32.
StcvenR 59.75, Jmon Lungdon 00.78 25T Grd skeet ~ dOA
23-25. 'C' Jack Goodall 22-25.
Llob Buchnn 31-32 'U Unm Sanuer 24.25. Ulll G ~ b b
Richard Hughes 21-25, 25T GA Skeet Ch OA & 'A' Gaorgc Big@ 37-37. Paul
Krvmine 36-37; 'B' Vin Mollicn 25-25. Reg Mccdy 24-25: %' Richard Hughes. 3.R
Aitken 21-25. 25T Tr Ch: Vin MoUica 24-25, Tony Row0 23-25.
MELBo~~~~;
Saturday, February 12, 1983
at 7.30 pm
Event 1
$6.00
20f
PS TWILIGHT CH
Event 2
$6.00
15T GROUPED HCP
Event 3
25T DB CHAMPIONSHIP
PLEASE NOTE:
CHANGE OF DATE FOR TRENCH
VICTORIAN TRENCH CARNIVAL
FEBRUARY 26-27, 1983
01s on each event
(see full details this issue)
VICTORIAN 1.S.U. SKEET CARNIVAL
MARCH 26-27, 1983
(see full details March issue)
President:
R. Buchan 7350527
.
$7.00
1.8.U. SHOOTERS
Graded A,B,C
Bendigo Kitchen Centre Shield (Bendigo, Echuca
& Colbinabbin) shot In conjunction with 25T DB
Championship.
Secretary: R. West
(054)329284
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GRA
ARY 1983
Sunday February 6, 10 a.m. start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
1OOT TRENCH CISHIP
1OOT AMERICAN SKEET CiSHlP
20T POINTS ClSHfP
20T SINGLE BARREL CISHIP
20T DOUBLE BARREL CISHlP
20T MIXED TARGETS CISHIP
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
1OOTTRENCHCISHIP
1OOT AMERICAN SKEET CiSHIP
20T POINTS CISHIP
20T SINGLE BARREL CISHIP
20T DOUBLE BARREL CJSHIP
20T MIXED TARGETS C/SHIP
Event I .
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
1OOT TRENCH CtSHIP
1OOT AMERICAN SKEET CISHIP
20T POINTS CISHIP
20T SINGLE BARRELCISHIP
20T DOUBLE BARREL CISHIP
Sunday February 27, 12 noon start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
20T POINTS C/SHIP
20T SINGLE BARRELCISHIP
20T DOUBLE BARREL CISHIP
50T TRENCH CiSHlP
50T AMERICAN SKEET C/SHIP
President: G. Ash,
Clubrooms: Rossiter Rd.,
Carrum Downs
35 Wallace Ave, Frankston
7894661
7821626
Practice 10-12 every Sunday
Excellent Canteen
1983
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NEF'EAN. lS.lP.88Windy (341. 25T DB:XmBB S h w t 'A' P. Heywood 24-25.
B. Borthechik 25-27, Paul Amold 24-27: W P M Arnold 24-25, P. LMcaater 45-47,
P. Pmntica 44-47;'C'B. Dickaon34-38.8. Maher 33-36, G. P h t 30.33. 25T Fia:'A'
C. Cnnvl74-75. K.-70-75,
P. Hey~ood72-75;~B'R.
Burgsas 71-75. P. Rentice
64-75. P. Ianc88ter 84-75; 'C'C. Plant 63-75, B. Dickeon 59-75, M. Arcaro 57-75.
25THcp: P. Lancnnter33-35, W. Wccdward32-35, B. b t s c U 3 1 - 3 5 , BMK. h u e
22-25.
NOORAT, 27.11.82 - Very windy. 5 Pr DR 15m 0.G. Caved& 9-10. M.
Aim,13.Bennett, 5.Rentch. S. M&r 8-10.20 Pr DR l 5 m Club Ch: 'A' k OA 8.
M&r 3040, M.Holloway 29-40; 79 F.Crimmin 2640. G. CoveEddB 25-40; 'CM.
AItken 2740, S. WUiame 2440. 2OT Hop Orp: 11-l5m H. EquirW 20-20. f f .
Ccvardsle 19-20: 1&20rn A. lamear 1&20, G. Davy 15-20; 21-25rn M. HoUowny
17-20, A. Bant 18-20. HQ 6.M a - 57-70.
BEBheTOPOL,I.lP.8e - Mild, cIllm (38). 1OT Ptm J. Murnano 30-30, A. Froat
35-36. E. Qmn 34-38. 2OT Cft: 'A' P. Graele 31-31. B'J. Holloway 20-ao. 'C'I.
Butaon 20-21' NR I. Buntin= 1&20.
- egPlVrOUR 8 FTJCKtW&&,
11.12.82
Fme,wmdy (43) IOT DB Pts EO
16m: G. Wiuett, 8. Hodgwu. T. S p n c e 3030.25T DB Xmas Ch Grd' OAQ. Willett
50-50. Lidma Mise A Hall 20-25: 'A' T. S m n m 49-50. W. CeUnhv 44-45: 'B' K.
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$
~ r ~pe t 21-25:
J. King 30-32. P. Dittmer 20-32; 1&20m
D.HaU30-30.Q. Willett 28.30; 14-15m J. Maher3537.A. Bnwn 34-31: LadiesMiss
Pscmtory. R.N.Buchnaan (057) 821031.
BT JAMES, 11.12.82
Oood (110). 1OT DB Hcp: T. Hargravea 12-12. S
Sidebottom 11-12. lOT DB Hco: A. PelWt. S. Sidebottom 2425. 10T DB Ew: A.
Pettit 20-20. D. Dwyer 19-20: Baut jnr R. GriElen.
SWAN IlILGNYbJI, 27.ll.Be - FiUw (27). 1GT Hcp 58: 0. MaTlUel, L.
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McFarIsns, R. Ridgeway. P. Parsons. P. Hutchinaon, M. Viatsrini 10-10. LOT
Novelb: T. Power. H. Cndd. R. Cunnina.20T DB Ch: OR winner A. Dnv 20-20. R.
;.
19-20.2ndF. JU!.lcB28-27.3Td~.
R ~ d g c d ;MI
~ . ~ia&ini.G. ~ 1 ~ c i n W n . 2Jamca
Wilkinwn 25-27. 25T lagacy Skwt Ch: OR A. Millsl 23-25. R. Caany 32-35. F.
Jamce 3135. 1DT Tower SS: R. Dunn. R Ridmway. A. Dw. P. Hutchinnon, S.
w r . S. MoFarlano, H. m,F. ~amee.R. Canny id-lo. IDT Tower Novice: D.
Groat, T. Power.
Thi.waa the clulfs annual LBgwy Shmt. h o i d e u t of Legacy (Swan Hill). Dr G.
Bricun Baid thnt funds raised would be out to aood uae in the Swan Hill man.
&+AN HILL-NYAH, 4.12.82 - ~ o o &).I~T-DB
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shoot - A.
Dny. R. Dunn. N. Llpple. G. McFortme. S. McFarlano. R. Ridgeway 10-30. IOT DB
15m: A. Dnv. N. Lioole. 6. McFmlnne, Q McFarLane. P. Parsons. S. Storm, R.
Wicliams, bi.Spenwr 16-10. HMla won by A. Dny. S.MoFarlane, S. Storm. P.
ParsoUE. M. S p m r , R.William. 15T Hcp Or: 15-15 R. Ridgeway. M. Spencer.
13-15 TurkW M. Spencer, 16-18 R.Ridgeway, 20-25 J. h s t a n ; Duck 13-15, H.
DBa. 1s-18R. Willinme. 20-25 A. W .Wine, 13-15 M. Vistarlni, 16-10 5.Storm.
aO-25 G. Young. 10T Novelty: 2 shots 13, 15, 17, 19, e l m A. Day, 8. Storm, R.
Ridgeway. 10.10.G. McFnrlane. R. Williams, 8. Froscr. R. Dunn. S. McFarlsne. A.
Milla. Christmas cakes won by A. Day, S. Storm. R. Ridgeway, J. Dunstan. 8.
MoFmlane.
W.
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TYRENDdRRA, 4.12.8E --Fine, hght wand (51). 1OT Xmas shoot 1 5 m 11-14m
A. SuthorlandC. Smith. D. Smith-W. Jenkins-D. PrattN. Manaon: 15-17m 0.
WUwn. Ron Millnrd. M. Smith:18-20mT. Smith. P.Taylor. P. Telford 21-25m M.
Whitehead, D. Crouoh, P. Qm.
5 P r DDdruwnpnrulere.1. Christie-R. Trigger.B.
Harris-M.Whyto. 1(YT Hcp: A. Champneye. M. Smith. N. Manson.
Club
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WoomwmT, S8.11.82-P'mo, warm (31). 8T PO CD Pte Ch:AU p s i b l e s J.
Wood.Q. Odgan. 2OTDB Hcp: T. A p p 35-35, J. Knure 34-35. J. Wood 20-20.2OT
DB i5mPmsidents tmphy: T. Apps21-22. I. MBCDonald 20-22. L. Johnston 10-21.
Onry
1GT Tower: L. Johaston 33-33, N. Stainen 32-33. I. MacDonald 12-13.
f(ruger 4397809.
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Preliminary
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
March 19, 1983
WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT
Plus Points Graded Championship,
Trench Graded Championship and Skeet
Graded Championship
Further details March CTSN
President
R. Buchan, 7350527
7260438
COLA@ GUN CLUB
REGISTERED SHOOT
FEBRUARY 5, 1983 cammenclntl 1 pm
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Event 1
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Event 2
WEaRIBEE,80.11.89 - Fine (50). ST Ball Trnp 5T DB PS:T. Brown. S. Ben. B.
Mnrk. C. Zerufa. A. Kinnoar. Mra I. McKay 20-20. 25T Ball Trap: 'A' P. D i t h e r
25-25. G. Went 38-38: 'B'J. Simwni 2425. T. Brown 27-29:'C V. Bonnett 23-25. J.
22-25. PST Ch of ~h 20m: OA 'B J. ~ a p o l ~ ~T.s~zzopmdi
e ;
24-25; 'A.
B. Mark 55-56, A. Kinnwar 34-35; ' C C. Borg 2425, M. Muacst 23-25.
WERRIBBE, iB.lP.82
Flne (70). Vic State Ball Trap Ch: OA k 'A' J. Walls
50-50, W. Abbott 49-50; 'B'S. Bell 85-1W, T. Qrwh 85-1W;'CJ. M w a t 24-25, C.
W r g 4B-SO. Chi-intrmre DB OrdCh: 'A'Q. Went 56-66. B. Mark 55-5% 73's. Wright
34-34. T. Azeopardi 2527; 0' C. Formosa 35-37, A. Bnrnss 34-37.
WOODB POW. 27.11.82
F.mo. wnrm 120). 6T EO CD Pts: W wssibloe - J.
KN8e, M. ~ r a c i o . Stainea.
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103' DB Hap: J..&
2b26. J. Wood 2;-24 F. Scott
1517. 1O'P DB 15m: J. Wood 27-28. J Krw 26-28. ti. Stalnes 1&17. 1OT Side
Shwt: N. Stnines 8-10. M. Ornuis 7-10. C. Odgen 10-18.
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Norn $6
20T SWEEPS 15M
PO Box 13, Colac, 3250
Ph 312942
ay Gun
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I 9 8 3
lOT Pt$ CD $3.00
Event I
$6.00
20T SB CHAMPIONSHIP
Graded A.B,C, Badge BOA
Event 2
$6.00
20T DB CHAMPIONSHIP
lsl, Znd, 3rd 8 FM Sash OIA
Event 3
$6.00
20T DB CHAMPIONSHIP
Grade9 A,B.C, Badge OA
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Nom $1 0
Practice from 12.30 prn Other events time permitting
Secretary: C. Keck
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30T HANDICAP
lst, 500 Winchester shells
2nd, 250 Winchester shells
3rd, 100 Winchester shells
B/M, 50 Winchester shells
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VENT&, 21.11.8e- Finu.hnnn (41). 1OT EO DB CD: C Dnvcnpofl. M Cab..
hi Salvntom. M. W u d , J. Mollica. E. Bartollo. E. Vercillo. J. Henwood. J.
Veldwus 10-10. 25T DB Pts Ord Ch:'A'Jnck IIonwccd 75-75. Den Scottn 74-75; '8'
R. &idn 75-76.
-. Norm MoUica 74-75: C' Peter Bmvin 72-75. Michael Diamond
7 0 - 7 5 . 2 5 DB
~ (3rd Ch:'A' A. Prn-~28-20,
John Mollloe 25-20: WCon Diamond
28-26. M. D c m 28.28; %' J. Pettimato 25-25, Michnal Dzamond 27-28. 15T Hcp.
Aaron Ooodchdd 25-25. E. Bortollo 24-25. A Bloaso 29-30: 21-25m J. MoUiar.
Veneto tsam V. D a h t ~ t o .J. Henwood, B. Swtta. R. ~rida.M. h t a .
VENEX), 12.18.88
W m , sunny (33). 1OT EO DB CD: 0. Fsrxonnto, J:
Svanaaon. M. Whita. M. Incani, J. Antonio. J. Pettinato. V. Dabanto, 5'. Spinosa, J.
8imeani. E. Bsrtollo. J. Henwood. R. Henwwd 10-10. ZOT DB Grd Ch: 'A' J.
l i e n ~ & 4 5 - i ~ ;B. &ttn 44-43; B'N. MoUicn 28-20. J. Sunwni 25-26: 'c' P. Olver
20-20.0. Furronotu 24-25. 20T DB Group Ch: 14.10m R. Brida 38-39. J . Smoonl
38-30: 17-10m N. Mollica 20-20. J. 8vommn 21-22: 20-22m V. Daleanto 20-20. N.
a
p
e 17-20; 23-25m J. enw wood 18-20. 157' Hcp: M. Mifsud 28-28, 3. Antonio
$37-28. M. Incani 21-22. 21-25m J. Henwccd 18-18.
VICTORIAN. 8.18.8Z
&Id, wet (50). 8 pr DR: B. Pattereon 24-28, R.
CbrIntooher 23-28. A. Bradshaw 22-20. FM N. Livermore 22-28. 16 Pr DD: 8.
~ a t ( o r & ~~mIth.22-23.
.
V. Bonnett-C. Zernh 21-23. 5 Pr DR CD: D. Tmmbnth. C.
Balmom. 8. Smith 10-10. 1OT DB: A. Bnulohaw 22.22, B. Pnttcmon 21-22, V.
Bonnett 18-10.
v
m
~ iu.is.8e
~ -Oood(lo4).
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~ T s B :A. B m n , T. Licandro, R. parry. T.
Cfourdon. B. Mark, N. StovoU, C. Belmore 13-15, A. SilLato,J. O m h , C. Zern*a. G .
Went, J. 8immnl. W. PUkhgtm 24-25. 1 W DB ism: 11-14111 J. Bremton, W.
Nevill. J. Fsnech. R. Bresnan. D. Aezopardi, A. Edwards, E. PcttiitO; 15-18m T.
Qrech. A. B m n . 9 . Wright. W. Pikington, T. I;loanb. S.Saschctta. T. Aezopardi;
10-2lm G. Went, N. Stovell. R. Howden, A. Howden. R. Mark. 0. Brown. D.
Trembath: 22-2Sm R. Morrison. D. Snell, R. 8picer. B. Patterson. R. Toner, J.
Musaatt. M. IZalia.
vICMW. 82.18.08 h e , warm (62). IST Pta: O. Went 81-81. R. m k
78-81. R Morrison 89-72, FM T. Lamb 65-88. 15T DB Ch: T. Moscatt 48-49, R.
Bwimr 48-49. G. VardounioUs 48-47. FEd J. Brsffton 21-22. -Tom Cameron. BH
Secretary
M r s M. McCulloch
HlGH G_U_NPOINTSTa COUNT IN SASH
DONATED BY SEASIDE TOOL & DIE
Optional S w e e p s $1 each event
Ladies & Juniors hall noms
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1983
10T Pts CD $3.00
Event 1
$6.00
20f DB CHAMPIONSHIP
Event 2
14, 2nd. 3rd B FM Badge OA
$6.00
201 SB TOWER
1st. 2nd, 3rd. Sash OA
Event 3
20T bB CHAMPIONS~IIP
$6.00
Gradad A,B,C Sash OA
HlGH GUN POfNTS TO COUNT BAG OF SHOT DONATED
BY BELLERINE ROD 'N' GUN
Optional s w e e p s $1 each event
Ladies & Juniors half noms
Secretary:
S. MacPherson
368a Autumn St,
Heme Hill, 3218
1983
O'Herns Road, Epping. Phone 401 3134
BRUA
Event 1,
Noms $3.00
10T E.O. C.D.
Noms $3.00
Event 1,
10T E.O. C.D.
Norns $10.00
Event 2,
Event 2,
20T DOUBLE BARREL
ABC 1st Trophy $55.00, 2nd Trophy $30.00.
Event 3,
20T DOUBLE BARREL
Cash 1st & 2nd ABC
Event 4,
Event 3,
Noms $6.00
Event 4,
Noms $3.00
10 PAlR DIDOUBLES
Event 5,
Norns $6.00
20T DOUBLE BARREL
1st & 2nd ABC
20T DOUBLE BARREL
1st ,P 2nd ABC
25T BALL TRAP
1st & 2nd ABC
Noms $6.00
Noms $6.00
10 PAlR DJRISE TOWER -
Cash 1st & 2nd
lst, Znd, 3rd & 4th.
Event 6,
Event 5,
Noms $6.00
Norns $6.00
25T SKEET
Noms $6.00
25T SKEET
1st & 2nd, 0, 1-3, 4-6.
Cash tst & 2nd, 0, 1-3, 4-6.
Event 6,
25T SKEET
Noms $6.00
Cash 1st & 2nd, 0, 1-3, 4-6.
Event 1,
IOT E.0, C.D.
Event 2,
Event 3,
Event 4,
Event 5,
20T DOUBLE BARREL
1st & 2nd ABC
50T DOUBLE BARREL
1st & 2nd ABC
Plus Sash 1st ABC
25T SKEET
1st & 2nd, 0.
. 1-3.
. 4-6
25T SKEET
Noms $3.00
Noms $6.00
Noms $15.00
Norns $6.00
Noms $6.00
1st & 2nd, 0, 1-3, 4-6
Sash O/A High Gun
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
Firearms safety and gun handling classes each Saturday commencing 1.30 pm.
NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP each Saturdav at 3.00 D.m.
Practice Saturday 12 noon - 6 p.m. (DTL & skeet)
Skeet practice Tuesdays 1-5 pm
Excellent facilities and canteen services. Shells available at Club office.
President Ron Shiels
(03) 71 7 3576
Secretary: Box 93, Epping
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SUllDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1983
Event 1.
30T D.B. CHAMPIONSHIP
1st & 2nd Each Grade
SASH OVERALL
Event 2.
CLUB MIXED
TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP
5 DIB, 5 SIB, 5 pair DIRise
1st & 2nd each grade.
MEDALLION OVERALL
SWEEPS
~ R N O O TJ3.A
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Half Noms: Ladies, Juniors (14 metres), Veterans
(over 60)
SECRETARY: M.Pickford
(053) 392044
PRESIDENT: t. Veitch
(053) 340328
SHOOT AT NIGHT!
at
on
m a y FEBRUARY 13
SNER 12 WOOl
D.T.L. 12.30
Event 1.
20T DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP (A.B.C.)
l 5 T HANDICAP (GROUPED)
Event 4.
10 PR DOUBLE RISE C'SHIP (A.B.C.)
Secretary: Laurie Bernard
R.O. Box 367
Kyabram
Paae 56
6 pm
start
Twilight Sweepstake Events
Event 1
25T SKEET C'SHIP (A.B.C.)
Event 2.
Event 3.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 25, 1983
Nom $7.5C
30T NE ZONE NIGHT.
SB CHAMPIONSHIP
1st OA plus trophies, 1st A,B,C grades
Event 2
Nom $7.5C
30T NE ZONE NIGHT
CONT~ENTALCHAMPIONSHIP
Ist, 2nd, 3rd, & FM Tmphies
OISweeps & Jackpot
Ground location is 7 km south of Euroa (The Home of Wool
on the Hume Highway
President:
Secretary
John K i m (057) 903216
Wally Borden (057) 952861
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photographs and the most authentic and comprehensive record
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Features:
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On Sunday, November 14, 1982 at the Hamilton Gun Club,
the South West Zone conducted the annual SKB teams shoot.
Ln fine conditions, 55 shooters competed for individua and
teams trophies donated by Borsimex Pty LM,with shooters in
attendance from as far away as Mount Gambier.
The results were as follows:
25 Target SKB championship and teams shoot: A Grade D.
Paterson (Sebastapol) 71-71,G. Willett (Sebastapol) 70-71,R.
Duthie (J3amilton) 30-31.B Grade - I?. Graffe (Sebastapol)
53-54, G. Woods (Mount Gambier) 41-42,
G. Bartlett (Sebmtapol) 42-43. C Grade - B. Greenway (I-IamiltOn)39-40, A. Davis
(Noorat) 23-25,R. Tremul (Geelong) 24-27.
Veteran C. Crawforu (Hamilton) 23-25,Junior S. Mdler
(Warrnamboo1) 23-25.
Teams results: Sebastapol - D. Paterson, G. Willett, W.
Cdaby, N. Paterson, P. Graffe, 1; Hamilton 2, Nooxat 3.
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ALBANY,16.11.EZ Very hot(1Q). 25 8k IIcpSweepe: S W K . Pateraon 28,
R. Abbott 27. M.Slee 25. Patrone Shoot 15DB ZODB Night Shoot: DavidSlw 35-35,
Men Lubcke 33-35. Mat'g $ 1 32-35.
~
With y m l y aggregate shielda nenring
completion the DTL Shield aggregate in led by D. Slee 107, J. ~ o l 154.
m M.
SIec 148%. The R. Nottle Shield for nctual tnrgctrr shot is I d by Davld 81se 859,
R.Abbott 828. J. Chiehoh 804. S k e t aggregate. D. Livingaton 157.3. Chisholm
153, M. Lubcke. G. Edwards 149. The championsbig shield for 1882 waa woaby D.
Slee 371, M. Slee 345, R. Abbott 344. The hbu BellPerpetual trophy for 1982 waa
narmwly won by D. Slee with 5 7 from Margaret Slee 56 and R. Abbott 54.
M.
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SlM (098) 411608.
BUNBURY, 11.12.8P- Windy (33). CLoshgShoot 50MxdT: QarryPoller41-50.
Tom Bower8 40-50, Clem Riley, Lloyd Bmkman, Terry Shine 37-50.
KATANNINQ, 28.11.82
Fine. humid (22). Q. Woithe trophy 25 DB: 'A' B.
Kowald. G. Woithe, W.Lsach. G. Featherstone, K. Anderson q 1.S. Laaich trophy
2 5 DB: 'B'G. Griffiths, R. Fuller. Sweep: L. HUU. M. Hawley. B. Kowald, G.Woithe,
D. Leac11. K. Anderson. HQ K. Anderson. DD: K. Anderson-O. BowdL G.
Faatherebne-L. Stewart.
P ~ T H1l.ie.rre
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cool, cloudy. windy (63).2 5 s~k (3: 'A' K.Holman 25. C.
Shepherd 24; 'B' F. S h d e y 23, C. Lorton 22; 'CS. H
e 21. D. Whitelcck 21.
25T trap Or: 'A*K. Holman 25. R.Bailey 23; 'B' R.FYmkh 25, R.Cnrataim 26: %'
P. ~ y e 24,
i S. Haakin 22.
PERTE. 17.11.81
W m . Overcnst (331.25TTrap Hcp: A. Dieilvio (16) 32-33,
0.And0 (17) 31-33, L. y a p (14) 3 2 - 3 4 . 2 5 ~ ' T m ~'A'
~ r~: : ~ a l l u g h a2s.
n R. Bailey
24: '8'A. Dbilvio 25. M. Bell 24: '0' H. Bernie 23. D. McCauley 22.
WA[fIN. 28.11.82 - - b e . hot (22). 85 DB 25 DB Pts: M. MitcheU 94-100. tie for
2nd &r.a s h m t ON.L. Lupp i28-140, G. Smith 127-140. K. Smith 88-100.0
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start 8.30 am
EVENT 4 .
PRESIDENTS
CLASSIC
EVENT 2.
SHOOTER SPECIAL 1982
Deoember 6. 1983
Typical December weather didn't deter shooters from bringing in good scores on the day.
High Gun winner was Keith Anderson, long time shooter of
the Kojonup Gun Club, with a score of 98-100.
Ladies High Gun was won by Marge S k e from Albany Gun
Club, with a score of 96-100.
Veteran High Gun was ably won by Mr Joe Wansborough,
from Northam Gun Club, scoring 90-100.
Junior shooter Ashley Wiese, Narrogin Clay Target Club,
won the Junior High Gun. Other place getters over the four
events for the day were:
Event 1 Cash Graded. A grade was equally won by Ross
Eckersley, Nrtrrogin and Keith Anderson from Kojonup; B
grade went to Terry Shine of Boyup Brook Gun Club. C grade
was won by Ben Buemi, Narrogin, who achieved his 25 break
merit badge.
Event 2 was the Narrogin District Double Barrel Championship. Overall winner of this championship was Colin
HinMey, Narrogin; A grade winner was Keith Anderson,
Kojonup; B grade winner was Helen Wiese, Narrogin; C wade
winner was Rob Dunbar, Narrogin, who shot his personal
best on Sunday.
Event 3, the Inaugural Great Southern Zone muble Barrel
Championship. Overall winner was 1982 State President,
Murray Alexander from &uri Gun Club. A grade was won
by Darrell Wiese, Narrogin; B grade winner was Laurie Hull,
Katanning; C grade went to Naxrogin shooter, Frank Buemi.
Event 4 was the Duck Shooters special. First prize being an
Engel car fridge, was won by Michael Mitchell from Wagin
Gun Club, after a shoot-off against Ray Lewin, Narrogin, who
took off second place. Third place went to Lou Lupp,
Katanning.
This was the closing shoot on the 1982 itinery for NarroClay Target Club.
Club president thanked his committee for the 1982 season
and also thanked the ladies of the club for the support in the
kitchen throughout the year.
Best wishes are extended to shooters and friends for a
happy and prosperous 1983 shooting year.
WANNEROO DISTRICT
DB CH
EVENT 3.
WA STATE DEAUWLLE
DOUBLES CH
W.A.C.T.A.
A.G.M.
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HELD AT WINDSOR
LODGE
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start 8.30 am
EVENT 4.
EVENT 5.
WANNEROO DlST
Dl3 PS CH
W.A. STATE
DB CH
EVENT 6.
WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE
ACTA HCP
HIGH GUN 8 LADIES HlGH GUN
SNACKS,
MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS
AVAILABLE
BBQ & REFRESHMENTS
AT COMPLETION OF SHOOT
MAKE IT A-DATE, COME A L O ~ ~AND
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ENJOY THE HOSPITALITY & FRIENDSHIP
OF THE FASTEST GROWING CLUB IN
THE STATE
President: Clem Bertlni 328 4206
or ring 328 7704 for information
,.
1983
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SATURDAY APRIL 2
Commencing 9 am
Commencing 9 am
Event 1
Event 5
10T PS INTER
10T DB SWEEPSTAKE
Club Teams match
off 15 metres
off 15m
Event 2
Event 6
30T WINCHESTER
30T DB GRADED
DB Handicap
off 15 metres
$600 Guaranteed to shooters
Event 3
20T DB JOHN TAYLOR
Event 7
OLYMPIC TARGET
SOUTHERN ZONE C'SHIP
Graded Shoot
off 15 metres
.
Event 4
ANSETT SOUTHERN ZONE
Championship 30T DB
off 15 metres
llL 3
30T SB
off 15 metres
Event 8
BELL TYRES
SOUTHERN ZONE C'SHIP
EVENING: Free BBQ
& Calcutta draw
30T PS
off 15 metres
MONDAY APRIL 4
Commencing 9 am
Event 1
ALICE SPRINGS SPORTS STORE
25T Skeet Handicap
Event 2
FRED BLOM 25T
Skeet Graded
Total nominations $120 (Ladies. Juniors B Veterans H noms) Optional
sweeps on all events
9
High Gun Trophy on Events 1-4 8 6-8,Ladies High Gun
Junior High Gun donated by Noble the Plumber
Calcutta lobe shot on Event 6 in 3 metre groups
All Handicap cards to be presented to office.
The Committee holds the right b alter the program withouf notice.
Van & C-mpfig sites, meals and refeshments available at club
PRESIDENT:
Mr Ian Buthcer
7 Kirk Place,
Alice Springs NT
Phone (089) 522629
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All enqulrles should be directed to:
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SECRETARY:
Mrs Billie Evans
P.O. Box 1846
Alice Springs NT
Phone (089) 524922
1983
CARACAS, VENEZUELA
October %%November 14, 1982
LADIES PISTOL MATCH (56 competitors)
1 Pajma BALOCH
HUNGARY
2 Inna ROZE
USSR
3 Jianmin GOA
CHINA
13 Enid NEWTON
AUSTRALIA
14 Patti DENCH
AUSTRALIA
25 Lou GOWAR
AUSTRALIA
LADIES PISTOL MATCH TEAMS
USSR
HUNGARY
CHINA
USA
AUSTRALIA
SWITZERLAND
NORWAY
WEST GERMANY
INDONESIA
VErnZUELA
SWEDEN
JAPAN
DENMARK
COLOMBIA
AUSTRIA
LADIES AIR PISTOL (51 competitors)
1 Marina DOBRANTCHEVA USSR
2 Aucse TREINPE
USSR
3 Inna ROSE
USSR
11 Patti DENCH
AUSTRALIA
11 Mary KLANJSCEK
AUSTRALIA
24 Enid NEWTON
AUSTRALIA
LADIES AIR PISTOL TEAMS
AUSTRALIA
KOREA
INDONESIA
GREAT BRITAIN
WEST GERMANY
USA
SWITZERLAND
VENEZUELA
COLOMBIA
JAPAN
AUSTRIA
STANDARD PISTOL (69 com~etitors)
USSR
USSR
3 A. ANDREOTI
ITALY
7 Phillip ADAMS
AUSTRALIA
36 Mike GUISTINIANO
AUSTRALIA
37 Noel RYAN
AUSTRALIA
51 Peter HEUKE
AUSTRALIA
STANDARD PISTOL T E N S
I USSR
2 ITALY
3 USA
4 SWITZERLAND
5 BRAZIL
6 FINLAND
7 AUSTRALIA
8 NORWAY
CENTRE FIRE PISTOL (71 competitors)
I Vladas TURLA
USSR
2 Serrrei RYSEV
USSR
3 ~ q i e CHERGS
s
FRANCE
18 Alex TARANSKY
AUSTRALIA
28 Noel RYAN
AUSTRALIA
53 Ken WALTER
AUSTRALIA
63 Rod HACK
AUSTRALIA
CENTRE FIRE PISTOL TEAMS
1 USSR
2 SWrrZERLANJJ
3 FINLAND
4 USA
5 WEST GERMANY
6 BRAZIL
7 NORWAY
8 ITALY
0 SPAIN
10 AUSTRALIA
11 VErnZUELA
12 GREAT BRITAIN
13 QATAR
RAPID FIRE PISTOL (81 competitors)
1 J?YZYREN
USSR
2 GUNNAVSON
SWEDEN
WEST GERMANY
3 RADKE
33 Alex TARANSKY
AUSTRALIA
58 Ken WALTER
AUSTRALIA
61 Peter HEUKE:
AUSTRALIA
71 Noel RYAN
AUSTRALIA
RAPID FIRE PISTOL TEAMS
1 USSR
2 ROMANIA
3 HUNGARY
4 WEST G E R M
5 FRANCE
6 SPAIN
7 ITALY
8 USA
9 BRAZIL
10 COLOMBIA
11 VENEZTJELA
12 AUSTRALIA
13 FINLAND
14 SAN W I N O
FREE PISTOL (92 competitors)
1 Ragnar S W A K E R
SWEDEN
2 Alexander MEUNTIEV
USSR
3 Anatoli EGRISHIN
USSR
42 Phillip ADAMS
AUSTRALIA
53 Barrie BUZOLIC
AUSTRALIA
60 Gregory COLBERT
AUSTRALIA
74 Neil F A V E U
AUSTRALIA
FREE PISTOL TEAMS
1 USSR
2 USA
3 CHINA
4 BULGARIA
5 ITALY
SWEDEN
AUSTRIA
FINLAND
FRANCE
WEST GERMANY
rnNEZUELA
SWITZERLAND
COLOMBIA
SPAIN
15 BRAZIL
16 AUSTRALIA
17 GUATEMALA
AIR PISTOL (103 competitors)
VIadas TURLA
USSR
(World record)
Alexander MELENTLEV USSR
Anatoli EGRICHIN
USSR
Phillip ADAMS
AUSTRALIA
Gregory COLBERT
AUSTRALIA
Neil FAVEILL
AUSTRALIA
Rod HACK
AUSTRALIA
2356
2330
2325
2317
23 14
2311
2308
2306
2302
2292
2286
2266
2171
596
595
595
584
578
577
571
2376
2362
2355
2349
2340
2340
2340
2337
2329
2323
2313
2310
2297
2195
568
567
563
544
540
536
528
2248
221 1
2207
2198
2197
2187
2183
2180
2178
2175
2171
2166
2160
2157
2151
2148
2000
590
580
579
578
570
565
564
Page 61
AIFl PISTOL TEANIS
USSR
USA
SWEDEN
CHINA
AUSTRALIA
BULGARIA
BRAZIL
SWITZERLAND
AUSTRIA
P
m
FRANCE
W S T GERMANY
VENEZrnLA
GREAT BRITAIN
rrALw
COLOMBIA
SPAIN
NORWAY
GUATEMALA
COSTA RICA
SAN MARINO
OLYMPIC TRAP (79 competitors)
1 Luciano GIOVANNETTI ITALY
SPAIN
Eladio VALDUVI
3 Daniele CIONI
ITALY
4 Daniel CARLISLE
USA
5 Igor SENIOROV
USSR
6 Terry RUM3EL
AUSTRATJA
1 4 Greg LONG
AUSTRALIA
23 Jim ELLIS
AUSTRALIA
5 9 I m BUCHANAN
AUSTRALLA
OLYMPIC T W TEAMS
1 ITALY (World Record)
2 FRANCE
3 USSR
4 GREAT BRITAIN
5 SPAIN
6 USA
7 AUSTRALIA
8 YENEZUELA
9 CANADA
1 0 SWITZERLAND
11 JAPAN
12 BRAZIL
1 3 CHITX
1 4 EGYPT
15 NETHERLAND A N T n m S
SHOTGUN SKEET (90 competitors)
1 Daniel CARLISLE
USA
2 Dean CLARK
USA
3 Norbert HOFMAN
WEST GERMANY
14 Alex CRIKIS
AUSTRALIA
1 4 Im HALE
AUSTRALIA
77 Graeme BOYD (150 birds) AUSTRALIA
FULL BORE RIFLE ENGLISH MATCH
300 NLETRES (44 competitors)
1 Victor DANLLSCFJENKO USSR
2 Malcolm COOPER
GREAT BRITAIN
3 Ernest VANDE ZANDE
USA
26 Stan GOLINSKI
AUSTRALIA
30 Trevor PENNEY
AUSTRALIA
39 Reg ROWLANDS
AUSTRALIA
*44 Graeme BERMAN
AUSTRALIA
FULL BORE RIFLE ENGLISH MATCH
300 MEXRES TEAMS
1 USSR
2 SWITZERLAND
3 NORWAY
4 USA
5 SWEDEN
6 WEST GERMANY
7 FrnAND
8 GREAT BRITAIN
9 AUSTRALIA
10 CANADA
11 VENEZmLA
-
-
--
Page 62
FULL BORE RIPLE ENGLISE MATCH
300 METRES ELIMINATIONS
1 Victor DANILSCHENKO USSR
2 Ueli SARBACH
SWKTZERJAND
3 Tony MULLER
SWITZERLAND
6 Stan GOLEVSKI
AUSTRALIA
.--2 1 Trevor PENNEY
AUSTRALIA
38 Graham BERMAN
AUSTRALIA
4 1 Reg ROWLANDS
AUSTRALIA
LADIE;S 3x20 STANDARD RIFLE
50 METRES (55 competitors)
1 Marlies HEJBIG
EAST GERMANY
2 Lesia LESKIV
USSR
3 Anna MALACHOVA
USSR
24 Yvonne GOWLAND
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
3 2 Sylvia ML%HLBERG
52 Yvonne HILL
AUSTRALIA
LADIES 31rZO STANDARD RI]FZE
SO METRES T E A ~ ~ s
USSR
EAST GERMANY
USA
CHINA
WEST GERMANY
NORWAY
YUGOSLAVIA
BULGARIA
SWEDEN
rnANCE
GREAT BRITAIN
AUSTRfGIA
CANADA
JAPAN
LADIES STANDARD RIFLE PRONE (62 competitors)
1 S i p a YLONEN
FDTLAND
2 ~ v o n n eHILL
AUSTRALIA
3 Svetlana KOMARISTOVA USSR
1 2 Sylvia MUEJ3L3ERG
AUSTRALIA
1 6 Yvonne GOWLAND
AUSTRALIA
LADIES STANDARD RIFLE PRONE TEAMS
1 AUSTRALIA
2 USSR
3 FRANCE
4 SWEDEN
5 WGOSLAVIA
6
BULGARIA
GREAT BRITAIN
CHINA
WEST GERMANY
EAST GERMANY
USA
VENEZrnLA
CANADA
NORWAY
rnONESIA
JAPAN
LADIES AIR RIFLE (5 1 competitors)
1 Sigrid LAND
WEST GERMANY
2 h s i a LESKIV
USSR
3 Marlies HELBIG
EAST GERMANY
17 Sylvia MUEHLBERG
AUSTRALIA
46 Sue CAREW
AUSTRALIA
5 1 Yvonne GOWLAND
AUSTRALIA
LADIES AIR RIFLE TEAMS
1 EAST GERMANY
(World Record)
2 USA
3 USSR
4 WEST GERMANY
5 CHINA
6 KOREA
7 SWEDEN
8 FRANCE
9 YUGOSLAVIA
1 0 NORWAY
11 AUSTRALIA
12 J A P A N
13 BULGARIA
1 4 INWNESIA
1 5 CANADA
1 6 VENEZUELA
FREE RXFLE 3 POSITION TEAMS
1 USSR
2 GREAT BRITAIN
3 NORWAY
USA
WEST GERMANY
EAST GERMANY
AUSTRIA
FRANCE
SWEDEN
WEOSLAVLA
SWITrnRLAND
AUSTRALIA
CANADA
FINLAND
I
-
DENMARK
16 IS&U3L
17 PERU
18 PANA.Mil
19 SANM-&Rmo
FREE RIFLE 3 POSITIONS (69 competitors)
1 V l w LVOV
USSR
2 Peter HEINZ
WEST GERMANY
3 Victor VLASOV
USSR
AUSTRALIA
3 3 Briton WURFEL
4 6 Don BROOK
AUSTRllLIA
AU-IA
5 0 Alan SMX"H
5 5 Trevor P E W Y
AUSTRALIA
FREE RIFLE ENQLISH MATCH ELIMINATIONS
(125 competitors)
1 Werner SEIBOLD
WEST GERMANY
2 Ernest VANDE WLNDE USA
3 Malcolm COOPER
GREAT BRITAIN
AUSTRALIA
1 2 Alan SMITH
2 0 Russel DOVE
AUSTRALIA
AUSTFLAU
27 Don BROOK
AUSTBALtA
46 Don
FREE RIFLE ENQLISH MATCH TBAMS
1 USSR
2 WEST GERMANY
3 AUSTRIA
4 NORWAY
5 USA
6 YTJWSLAV~
7 GREAT BRITAIN
8 AUSTRATJA
9 CANADA
~~
19
20
21
22
23
BRAZIL
JAPAN
SAN mIN0
ISRAEL
CHILE
ELIMINATIONS (94 competitors)
Alexander MlTROFANOV USSR
Mdcolm COOPER
GREAT BRTrADJ
Alan SMITH
AUSTRALIA
Don BROOK
AUSTRALIA
44 ANTON WURFEL
AUSTRALLA
6 5 Trevor PENNEY
AUSTRALIA
AIR RIFLE EIWMINATTONS (88 competitors)
1 Andreas WOLFRAM
EAST GERMANY
1
2
32
41
2 Jean Louis HURSTER
3 Oswald SCHZPF
36 Anton WURFEL
FRANCE
WEST GERMANY
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALTA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
581
580
569
569
5 51
3 6 Don BROOK
7 4 Alan SMITH
545
79 Wolfgang JOBST
AIR RIFLE TEAMS
1 NORWAY
2 WEST GERMANY
3 EAST GERMANY
4 l?RA.NCE
5 USA
6 AUSTRIA
7 SWITZERLAND
8 USSR
9 YUGOSLAVIA
10 GREAT BRITAIN
11 CANADA
1 2 SWEDEN
13 FINLAND
1 4 AUSTRALIA
15 JAPAN
1 6 BRAZIL
1 7 BRAEL
1 8 VENEZUELA
AIR RIFLE (51 competitors)
1 F'rank RE'ITKOWSKI
EAST GERMANY
587
2 Pierre DUFAUX
SWITZERLAND
584
3 Andreas WOLFRAM
EAST GERMANY
582
33 Anton WURFEL
AUSTRALIA
568
49 Don BROOK
AUSTRALIA
551
RLWNINQ BOAR AW RLFLE
10 METRES (43 competitors)
1 Ignor SOKOLOV
USSR
378
USSR
377
2 Sergei SAVOS'IWNOV
3 A. TVANTCHIKHIN
USSR
376
AUSTRAtIA
355
26 Colin ROBERTSON
3 7 Bryan WZLSON
AUSTRATA
341
287
4 3 Graham WINSLADE
AUSTRALIA
(New event for Australians not previously shot)
RUNNING BOAR 50 METRES. MIXED (57 competitors)
1 Nikohi DEDOV
USSR
392
(World Record)
2 Y. KADENA'XI
USSR
392
3 Jerzy GRESZKIEWICZ
COLOMBLA
392
11 Bryan W a S O N
AUSTRALTA
381
42 Colin ROBERTSON
AUSTIiALIA
36 1
4 6 Alan MOSKWA
AUSmALIA
354
5 5 Marton HOLMES
AUSTRALIA
314
RUNNING BOAR 50 METRES MIXED TEAMS
1 USSR (World Record)
1556
2 HUNGARY
1544
3?ZlNUwD
1510
4 CI3INA
1503
5 ITALY
6 WEST GERMANY
7 USA
8 FRANCE
9 NORWAY
10 AUSTRALIA
-
I1 VENEZUELA
1 2 SWEDEN
mmma BOAR
50 METRES
NORMAL RUN (57 competitors)
1 Y. KADENATSI
USSR
2 J. GRESKIEWICZ
POLAND
USSR
3 N. DEDOV
27 Bryan WILSON
AUSTRALIA
35 Colin ROBERTSON
AUSTRALIA
45 Alan MOSKWA
AUSTRActA
53 Graham WINSLADE
AUSRUNNIXITQ BOAR 50 METRES
NORMAL RUN T'EAMS
1 USSR
2 HUNGARY
Cont'd on page
64
Page 63
WINDY WINCHESTER SHOOT
Cont'd from page 34
Sandra Wade of Townsville 36-50 won the Best Lady Trophy
and F. Lachran was second. Pil Bonanno of Burdekin 44-50
was second to Cec Hdler 48-50 in the Veteraa's trophy.
The Winchester Combinaton shoot trophy went to Max and
Steve Nicolaides with 88-100. New Burdekin shooter Alan
Milani won the Junior trophy. The Burdekin team comprising
Angelo Zappala, Pio Bonato, Richie Mau, Max and Steve
Nicolaides, were successful in winning for the Burdekin Gun
Club a Winchester 1500 Automatic shotgun by topping the
Winchester Club team event trophy with a total of 239-250
points, four points ahead of a Townsville team.
0
WORLD SCORES
Cont'd from page 63
CHINA
USA
ITALY
WEST GERMANY
FRANCE
FINLAND
SWEDEN
NORWAY
AUSTRALIA
Winchester Rep. Trevor Schuitr pictured with Angelo
Zappala (Overall Winner), Sandra Wade (Ladies), Max
Nicolaides (High Gun winner over weekend), Allan Milani
(Junior Winchester winner), Mark Ricca (Junior High Gun
winner over weekend).
---
CLUB NEWS
Cont'd from page 29
Secretary: Ray Scott, 36 Rose St, Horsham, 3400
Treasurer: Stan Newcombe
Zone Delegate: L.G.Connors (1982-85)
Public Relations Officer: Ray Scott
Wakehurst CIun Club
Oq November 28. 1982, Wakehurst Gun Club held their
Deauville Doubles Championship in fine conditions. First
were N.h u g a s and B.Moore, runners up were B. Hanley and
N. Harding-Porter.
On December 5, 1982 they held their Club ISU Championship in f i e conditions. F'irst was N. Baker, second was C.
Brown and third was G. Tste.
0
VENEZUELA
Page 64
1983
680 trap 6: skeet
M a l e vow mark

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