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July, 

1982. 

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Page 2 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982,

EXECUTIVE 

DIRECTOR'S NOTES 

With the 1982 Nationals behind us, it's time to say thank you 

to many organisations whose contribution ensured the sup 

cess of the series 

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Clay Target Manufacturers 

At the top of the list must be Winchester Australia and Eley 

Ammunition. The comrnittment these two Companies make to 12 Rosebery Street, Balgowlah, NSW 2093 

clay target shooting is enormous, and is deserving of a big Phone (02) 94 6607 or 

thank-you from ALL registered shooters. Apart from a long after hours (02)94 88182 (Sergio Zutfo) 

list of valuable trophies very generously donated by these 

Companies for the National Championships, they have provided 

very real help for the National Training Squad in its 

quest for medals at the Brisbane Commonwealth Games. 

Both Eley and Winchester donated high grade shotguns to 

be used as prizes in the raffle successfully conducted by the 

Tasmanian Amateur Shotgun Association to raise money for 

the National Training Squad. Again, a most sincere thankyou 

from the Association 

Other companies to make significant contributions to the 

Nationals trophies were Commercial Marketing Co., Boustead 

Trading, Borsimex, Evans & Balfour, Fuller Firearms, Alsafe 

Industries and Clive Peeters Ry. Ltd. On behalf of the 

Association, may I thank you all. 

A quick estimate of the value of trophies donated for the '82 

Nationals gives a conservative figure of $25,000. Added to 

this of course are lots of hidden costs for the companies who 

support us so well. Things like hire of trade sites, staff wages, THE ALL NEW OLIMPYC 

accommodation and travel expenses while at the Nationals. 

Other companies too assisted the Organising Committee INTERNATIONAL STANDARD 

with the loan of equipment. These include Annand & Thomp 

son, the Brisbane Yamaha dealers who provided motor bikes 

and golf kart for Shoot Marshalls and Tournament Director, 

and Remington Office Machines who kindly loaned a photocopier 

for use in the Tournament office. Meadows Transport 

assisted the Association greatly by transporting all trophies, 

sales stock and office requirements from Melbourne to 

Brisbane. 

Official Photographer Doug McMillan worked long mid 

hard to capture the happenings on film, as did Neil Groom 

from the "Daily Telegraph" who fed results and stories to wire 

services, for transmission around Australla. 

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NATIONALS '82 

e 1982 National Skeet Champion, Ray Melville, receiving his Eley Silver Badge from Bruce Southgate. 

Wednesday May 19, Thursday May 13 

Eight days of keen competition began with shooter number 

463, Peter White from Cranbourne, Victoria, firing the first 

shot in the 13th Australian Skeet Championship. 

The entry totalled 238, 171 fewer than in Melbourne in 

1981. This trend continued right through the program with 

numbers being down on Melbourne. . While no one expected 

the 1981 entries to be beaten, many expected more shooters to 

make the trip to Brisbane. 

The Skeet Championship was conducted over 2 days. It soon 

became clear that few possibles would contest the shoot off. 

Some wags were heard to remark that the traps had not been 

adjusted since the National I.S.U. Skeet Championship held 

on this ground at Easter, so fast were the targets being 

thrown. 

Only three shooters had the magic 50 on the board. Ray 

Melville from Tamworth, New South Wales, John Wton, 

Ashburton, New Zealand and Gieoff Salmon, Winchester Sales 

Promotion and .Advertising Manager from Melbourne. 

John Turton was the first to go, Iettiig the third target past 

him. Ray Melville and Geoff Salmon then traded target for 

target until Geoff dropped his 64th to leave Ray the 1982 

Champion. 

Maree Rooke of Wagga, New South Wales, started what was 

to be a marvellous series for her by taking out the Ladies and 

Junior divisions of the Skeet Championship. 

The International Skeet Match between Australia and New 

Zealand concluded Thursday's program, resulting in a win 

for Australia by six targets. Representing Australia were Ray 

Melville. Geoff Salmon, Guy Beddington, John King and 

Kevin Perkins. 

Friday May 14 

Grand Australian Handicap day and 464 competitors faced 

the starter. For the first time, fifty targets were shot in one 

visit to the traps. Competitors certainly appreciated shooting 

the 50 in one visit, however, keen observers remarked that it 

did seem to detract from the atmosphere of the Nationals with 

fewer people remaining on the ground all day. 

Staff Writer 

Claybusting on Brisbane's ground is never easy, the gully 

running along the line of traps makes the breeze, however 

slight, do funny things. It was clear from the outset that 

possibles would be scarce in all trap events. 

At the end of the day, only two shooters had managed to 

break all fifty targets. Jan Schuster, 15 year old son of the 

Eurocut boss Dieter, from 14 metres, and a shooter who was 

to figure in the results for most of the week in Graham 

Willett, the Stationmaster from Sebastopol Club in Victoria. 

The shoot-off lasted just ten targets with Willett dropping his 

60th, leaving the schoolboy to break his to win, which he did. 

Celebrations went on far into the night in the Eurocut 

establishment as Jan admired the Remington 1100 Limited 

Edition shotgun he had won, together with his Eley silver 

badge, and MEC re-loader for top junior. 

Julie Neve from Eastern. Goldfields Club in W.A. was top 

lady from Maree Rooke, Wagga and Helen Wiese, Narrogin, 

W.A. in third place. 

Adrian Hayes, Hawkesbury. N.S.W. won the Veterans 

Division, he too was to make regular appearances on the 

winners dais as the week progressed. 

Friday concluded with the staging of the 2nd Comark 

Deauville Doubles Trophy Match for family teams. This event, 

sponsored by Commercial Marketing Co. of Sydney attracted 

48 teams to compete for the excellent tropfiies which would be 

awarded down to fifth place. A change to the rules of 

competition this year allowed husband and wife teams to 

enter, as well as members of the one family a generation 

apart. 

The match proved popular for both competitors and specta- 

tors, as it was concluded under lights. 

After the shoot-off, Alf and Warold James from Marybor- 

ough, Victoria, energed as the winners, each taking home a 

Simson Skeet Gun for their efforts. 

Bridesmaid for the second time this day was Graham 

Willett, who with his son Peter, walked away with BRNO .22 

Cont'd on page 6 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982

ACTA Nationals - Brisbane, 

The Brisbane Gun Clubplayed host to the cream 

of Australian clay busters on the newly updated 

facilities especially prepared for the Common- 

wealth Games. 

The scores overall were well down on previous 

years, however the targets were certainly a little 

more difficult than in the past, and tested the 

skills of competitors to quickly adapt and put the 

score on the board. 

The successful shooters were: 

Ray Melville - Skeet 

Jan Schuster - Grand Australian Handicap 

Graham Willett - Single Barrel 

Alf & Harold James - Deauville - Doubles -. 

Larry Dimasi - Double Barrel 

Deserie Huddleston - Ladies Double Barrel 

Bill Stevens - ANZ Points 

Doug Smith - International High Gun 

Bill lles - Double Rise 

Pud Burgess - Champion of Champions 

Larry Dimasi - Overall High Gun 

Larry Dimasi - Trap High Gun 

Deserie Huddleston - Ladies High Gun. 

Our congratulations go to all the winners and 

especially to Larry Dimasi who continued on 

from his Australian DTL record to win the Double 

Barrel and both high gun awards. 

From a manufacturers point of view Eley 

ammunition was back up in the winners circle 

with 5 titles which was similar to our friendly 

competitiors. (No need for a Golden bike this 

year). 

Our new cartridge Widespread was certainly well 

received and although no titles were actually 

won using thcm, all competitors who gave them 

a fry commented on how smoothly and quickly 

they broke targets with an amazing tack of recoil. 

J. Newton Thomas Memorial Award 

This award was conceived and made available 

by Eley with the kind permission of Mrs Audrey 

Thomas, and is awarded to the person who has 

contributed most to the clay target shooting 

sports in the previous I2 months. 

The nominations are made by individual clubs 

and associations and forwarded to the ACTA 

executive for the final decision. 

This year Bev Grice from the Queensland-Clay 

Target Association was awarded the trophy for 

the tremendous efforts she has made in making 

Ciay Target shooting socially more acceptable at 

a Government and private level, her untiring 

efforts in organising theNationals office and the 

time she has spent with both local and State 

Governments promoting all aspects of Clay 

Target shooting. 

Our Congratulations go to Bev and the ACTA for 

their excellent choice. 

1981 182 Eley Classic 

The final of the Eley Classic was held in 

conjunction with the Nationals program with the 

winners from each state competing. The even- 

tual winner of the Return Airfare to the New 

Zealand Nationals was Mr John Murphy from 

Tasmania. 

We would like to thank all these who competed in 

the Eley Classic and congratulate all the location 

winners along with John Murphy. 

We look forward to seeing you all at the 1982183 

Eley Classics and next years ACTA Nationals to 

be held in Adelaide during the month of April. 

USTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 1982 'Page 5

NATIONALS '82 Cont'd from page 4 

0 Winner of the 1982 Grand Australian Handicap, 15 years 

old Jan Schuster pictured with Ross Levinsohn of Bousteads. 

rifles. In third spot were Bill and Ken Stevens from Xpswich. 

Q'ld., while Tom and Thelma Meadows from Brisbane, the 

only husband and wife team in the phcings filled 4th place. 

Another father and son combiiation, Ron and Brian Garth, 

Frankston/Australian Club, Victoria, finished fifth. 

Saturday May 15. 

Double Barrel day greeted us with a break in the weather. 

Until now, Greg Newey's cowboy hats were to be seen on most 

heads, to keep the sun at bay. Though still warm, (warmer 

than Melbourne anyway) the stiff breeze sent cloud and 

frequent showers scudding across the grounds. We were told 

it was turned on to make the Mexicans feel more at home. 

Conditions certainly were difficult for the shooters and from 

an entry of 522, only 12 possibles were shot. 

The shoot-off wasn't to last long, inside 30 targets we were 

down to Barry Kahle from Royal Aero, N.S.W. and Larry 

Dimasi, Mildura, Victoria. These two didn't go much longer 

either when Kable let his 97th target go without breaking, 

leaving Larry Dimasi, the fruit grower from Victoria's Far 

North West as the 30th Australian Double Barrel Champion. 

Larry's good form over Easter at his home club when he 

broke the long break record with 536 targets, prompted him 

to make the journey to Brisbane. This was a popular win to a 

fine sportsman, and earned him the Grand European Shotgun 

kindly donated by Winchester Australia as his major prize. 

Barry Kable was left as the winner of A Grade with 96/97, Don 

Wilson from Tatura, Victoria, won B Grade with 76/77 and 

Stuart Boyden, Moree, with a score of 49/50 captured the C 

Grade. trophy. 

Adr~an hayes again - mfiected the Veterans Division prize 

with 49/50. 

The second Womens Double Barrel and Second Junior 

Double Barrel Championships were run in conjunction with 

the Open event. Thirty ladies had entered to do battle for the 

trophies again donated by Winchester Australia. The winner 

was Deserie Huddleston of Griffith, New South Wales, who 

took home a Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade Trap gun, 

with a score of 49/50. Second place and a dress watch was won 

by Vicky Deeley of Gemfields, Queensland, on 47/50, with 

Thelma Meadows, Brisbane, Third 46/50. 

Twenty four juniors lined up for the Junior Double Barrel, 

with trophies for the event also donated by Winchester. 

Up for grabs was a Model 101 Pigeon Grade Trap gun - for -.the 

bp junior. 

Fifteen year old David Wilson, son of Rex Wilson and a 

student at Henry Kendall High School in Gosford, New South 

Wales. won the day after a shoot-off with Chris Warren -- nf -- 

~oorowa, N.S.W. - 

David, who has been shooting for 2% years won with a 

score of 56/57 from Chris 55/56, and Scott Hetherington, Mt 

Gambier, S.A., in third place, 48150. 

A highlight of the Presentations this day was the award of 

the Val and Fred Horton Trophy for the oldest Competitor. 

Ninety one year old Jim Medway from GunninglDalton club 

in N.S.W. was presented with his trophy by National President, 

Laurie Connors. 

Sunday May 16, Single Barrel 

Conditions were again difficult on the Sunday morning as 

482 competitors did battle for the 28th Australian Single 

Barrel Championship. So difficult in fact that nobody managed 

a possible. 

At the days end, it was a squad of five 49's who were to shoot 

off for the title. Graham Willett, Stephen White, Stan Collins, 

Bill Iles, all from Victoria, and Pud Burgess from New South 

Wales. First to go was Collins, with his clubmate from 

Bairnsdale White, dropping his very next target to exit also. 

Bill Iles missed his 5'7th target to leave the contest a match in 

two, between Pud Burgess and Graham Willett. Pud duffed 

his 60th, Wilett shot his and it was a31 over. A fine win to 

Graham Willett and very sweet after his disappointment 

earlier in the week. Along with the Eley silver badge went a 

Franchi Over and Under, kindly donated by Eley Ammunition 

as part of Willett's spoils. 

A Grade was won by Pud Burgess. 58/60. 

A find double went to Nanette Meredith of Korumburra. 

Victoria, when she took out "B" Grade and the Ladies Division 

of the Single Barrel. 

0 Placegetters m the second AusIralian Ladies Double Barrel 

Championships, L to R Vicky Deeley 2nd Deserie Huddleston 

1st. Thelma Meadows 3rd. 



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NATIONALS '82 

Cont'd from page 6 

Joe Keeley, a helicopter $lot from Taupo, New Zealand, was 

delighted to win a micro-wave oven as the best in C Grade with 

46/50. 

Adrian Hayes, Hawkesbury, N.S.W. added another ice 

bucket to his collection by winning the Veterans Division, and 

David Wright from Dysart, Queensland, won a Franchi 500 

Automatic Shotgun - donated by Eley Ammunition, as top 

Junior. 

To complete Sunday's shooting we had the third staging of 

the interstate shoulder to shoulder Trap Teams Match. The 

fashion stakes were definitely won by the team from Western 

Australia, who looked resplendent in gold and black track 

suits, and gold shooting jackets complete with black swan. 

Defending the title won in Melbourne in 1981, the sandgrop- 

ers had their colours lowered by the big "V", represented by 

Willett, Boyd, Iles, Shepherd and McKenzie, with a score of 

1241125. 

Queensland too were turned out in identical shooting 

jackets, New South Wales I'm told will be well kitted out for 

next years match, which will certainly add more colour to the 

event. 

Honday May 17 - A.N.Z. Points Soore 

The weather had settled down again by Monday morning 

and aU was in readiness for the 21st AustraliaJNew Zealand 

Trap Championship. Nominations numbered 428, and many 

determinedfaces approached the traps to ensure a place in the 

International Team to shoot for the MacKintosh Trophy. At 

day's end, only two had shot the possible, Bill Stevens from 

Ipswich Club in Queensland, and Double Barrel winner, Larry 

Dimasi from Mildura, Victoria: Two targets only were neces- 

sary to give us a winner with Larry pulling a second barrel on 

his second target to leave Bill with the title. Bill's score was 

1561156 and was put together with his usual deliberate care., 

We remarked afterwards that the night before the event, he 

had thought long and hard as to why he wasn't shooting 

better. He came up with the answer that he just wasn't 

working hard enough to shoot the targets. This thought 

certainly paid dividends to give Bill the title and the S.K.B. 

under and over shotgun, donated by Borsimex, as his major 

trophy, along with the Eley Southern Cross silver badge. 

Larry Dimasi topped A Grade with 1551156, while Tom 

Comerford from Townsville took out B Grade honours on 

147/150. 

Maree Rooke from Wagga took a treble in this event, 

winning C Grade, Ladies and Junior trophies with her score 

of 1461150. 

Top Veteran was Qarrie Barnes from Mildura on 1441150. 

The Allan Brown Team's Match for five man club teams was 

run in conjunction with the AustralialNew Zealand Trap 

Championship and resulted in a win for the team from 

Wdura, Victoria, which comprised Larry Dimasi, Jim Blyth- 

man, Jim Finis, Clarrie Barnes and Gordon Wakefield. The 

winning score was 7191750. 

The day was rounded off with the 8th International Trap 

Teams Match. Teams from New Zealand, New Caledonia, 

Papua-New Guinea and Australia competed, with Australia. 

represented by Larry Dimasi, Barry Kable, Don Wilson, Lwn 

Gibson and Stuart Browning winning by 3 targets from New 

Zealand. New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea were in third 

and fourth places. 

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a Oldest competitor, 91 years old Jim Medway with National 

President Laurie Connors. 

National Single Barrel Champion, Graham Willett, with the 

'A' Grade placegetiers. 


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a Bill Stevens from lpswich Queensland A.N.Z. Trap Cham- 

pion 1982. 

Fourteen points down was good enough to gain a place in 

the International Team to shoot the Mackintosh the following 

morning. 

Tuesday May 18 - Mackintosh and Double Rise 

With the weather stiLl excellent, the thirty shooters in the 

Team limed up. They shot well, the best 25 of 30 scores to 

count as Australia's score. This aggrested to 7348/7500, six 

points higher than Melbourne in 1981. 

Doug Smith of Queensland was High Gun of the team with a 

very convincing 2991300. Doug pulled a second barrel on his 

14th target, being the only slight blemish on an excellent 100 

targets. Bill Iles, shooting in the same squad as Doug Smith 

who had fired two at his sixth target, looked as though he 

would tie Doug until he was forced to pull a second on his very 

last target to score 298. Kevin Perkins fYom Illawarra, 

N.S.W., and Garry Webster from Cunnamulla also shot very 

good 298's. 

The Trap Team to shoot against England, Ireland, Scotland 

and Wales in Cumberland in July was announced at the 

completion of the Mackintosh Team shoot. These were the 

four shooters with the highest scores in the National Double 

Barrel, Sigle Barrel, Points score and Mackintosh Team 

shoot. Unfortunately, Doug Smith of Queensland is not 

available, he had qualified in second place. 

The team which will compete for the Van Diemans Trophy 

against the Home Countries, and also in the British Open is, 

Larry Dimasi, Mildura, Victoria, Bill Ues, Melbourne, Kevin 

Perkins, Illawarra, N.S.W., and A. M. (Pud) Burgess, Cobar, 

N.S.W. 

A very experienced team of top shooters who are sure to 

aquit themselves very well in U.K. 

With team photographs completed after the Mackintosh 

shoot, all was ready for the 22nd Australian Double Rise 

Championship. The hopefuls numbered 300 in this difficult 

event. It was won outright in fine style by Bill Iles of 

Melbourne with 47/50. This was Bill's second major Double 

Rise title this year as he had won the New Zealand crown in 

March, in Christchurch. 

What impressed this observer is the rhythmic way Bill 

shoots Double Rise targets, apparently breaking each target a 

pre-determined distance out from the trap. This distance not 

altering as he moves from lane to lane. This was a popular win 

to a fine exponent of the art of shooting double targets. 

Russel Mark of Werribee, Victoria, was successful in A 

Grade shootiig 56/60. Don Wilson, Tatura, showed up again 

in B Grade, winning with a score of 43/50, while John Beale of 

Gladstone, Queensland, took off C Grade honours with 35150. 

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Best lady was Deserie Huddleston of Griffith, N.S.W. 39150. 

Top Veteran in Double Rise was Keith Cameron of Gold Coast 

Gun Club, Queensland, on 39150 and top Junior, Nick Gabbe 

of Goroke, Victoria, 41/50. 

Wednesday May 19, Champion of Champions 

The final day of the '82 Nationals attracted an entry of 337 

to contest the 42nd Champion of Champions Cup. Seventy five 

targets in one visit to the traps. Twenty five double barrel, 25 

points score and 25 single barrel. Again conditions were 

ideal. No one however could match the skill and experience of 

A. M. (Pud) Burgess of Cobar, New South Wales, as he shot 

the only possible to win the event outright. 

Pud was in Brisbane being measured at Fletcher Jones for 

his uniform for the U.K. trip, when presentations were taking 

place. It was a very thrilled Mrs. Burgess who was asked to 

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NATIONALS '82 


o The Trap Team to compete in U.K. in July, L Lo R Kevin 

Perkins, Bill lles, Larry Dimasi and Pud Burgess. 

The High Gun boards had been checked, so it was a quick 

shower and off to the Greek Community Centre to present the 

High Gun Awards and enjoy the wind-up to the '82 National 

Championship series. 

Brian Mark, formerly Advertising & Sales Promotion 

Manager of Winchester Australia, was in charge of proceed- 

ings and kept things moving at a merry pace with his stories. 

The J. Newton Thomas Trophy for the Overall Hign Gun - 

Trap and Skeet, was won by Larry Dimasi of Mildura, 

Victoria, with a score of 5051525. Along with the perpetual 

trophy went the Browning B2 under and over shotgun, 

donated by F. N. Sports Ltd., and its Australian agent, 

Winchester Australia, together with the Eley gold Australia 

badge, donated by Eley Ammunition. 

Larry was also presented with the Ron Porter Remembr- 

ance Trophy and replica, a beautiTul trophy given by Mrs 

Muriel Porter and the Porter family. This was for the 

competitor with the highest aggregate over the six trap 

events, which Larry won with the total of 4561475. 

Larry Dimasi had completed a wonderful series, finishing 

tenth overdl in Skeet, first ovexall Double Barrel, A Grade 

winner A.N.Z. Pointscore, had shot 2981300 in the Mackin- 

tosh Team shoot, third in A Grade Champion of Champions, 

and qualified as a member of the Trap team to represent 

Australia in U.K. in July. He had also been a member of the 

winning Mildura team in the Allan Brown Teams Match and 

the winning Australian team in the 8th International Trap 

Teams Match. A Nationals to be remembered for this quiet, 

unassuming top shot from the Sunraysia District of Victoria. 

The tray of 12 silver goblets and gold medal for B Grade 

Trap High Gun went to Don Wilson of Tatura, Victoria, 

scoring 4521475. 

Sixteen yews old Maree Rooke of Wag@ Wagga. New 

South Wales, was thrilled to receive a similar trophy for C 

Grade, her score being 418/475. 

Adrian Hayes made a clean sweep of the Veteran High Guns 

winning both the Val & Fred Morton Award with 442/475, and 

the Cec Herbert Award for the Mackintosh Qualifying events 

with a score of 2361250. 

Deserie Huddleston from Griffith N.S.W., did liltewise in 

the ladies High Guns, winning the overall Trap and Skeet 

trophy together with replica donated by Eley Ammunition 

with a fine 4181525, and the trophy donated by Mrs Agnes 

Connors, wife of the Association's President, for the highest 

aggregate in the six trap events with 4331475. 

Scott Hetherington from Mt Gambier, S.A., was top Junior 

over the Mackintosh Qualifying events and received the 

Everett & Attwood Perpetual Trophy for his score of 2311250. 

Doug Smith was presented with the coveted gold J. M. 

Bauman Cup and A.C.T.A. solid silver medal as High Gun in 

the ,International Team for his fine 2991300. 

A first at this year's Nationals was the presentation of the 

Bley-Newton Thomas Award to the person who had done most 

to develop the sport during the previous 12 months. The 

Executive Committee had met during the Nationals to select 

the winner from among the nominations which had come 

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A. M. (Pud) Burgess of Cobar, shot the only possible to win 

the Champion of Champions Tifle outright. 

Bruce Southgate of Eley Ammunition announced Bev Grice, 

Q.C.T.A. Secretary as the winner of the 1982 Award. Bev was 

presented with the statuette by Mrs Audrey Thomas, widow of 

the late J. Newton Thomas. A very popular and well deserved 

recognition of someone who has done so much for clay target 

shooting in Queensland. For once Bev was speechless as she 

attempted to reply! 

The presentation of Presidential medals completed the 

formal part of the nights' proceedings. These medals were 

awarded for outstanding service over a long period of time 

and went to Mr R. C. Mules of South Australia, Mr G. R. 

Richards, Western Australia and posthumously to the late J. 

Newton Thomm, Mrs Audrey Thomas very graciously accept- 

ing this medal. 

And so the '82 Nationals were over, the diners and wlners 

danced on into into the night and said goodbye until '83 in 

Adelaide. 0 

The Van Diemens Trophy. donated for Perpetual Shoulder 

to Shoulder compefition between the Mackintosh Countries, 

by Dr. Paul Cains. This replica of a clay target inlaid with silver 

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centimetres in diameter. 

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The Association's Executive Committee met in Brisbane on 

Thursday, May 20. Mr. Laurie Connors of Mildura, Victoria, 

was re-elected un-opposed as National President. Mr. Roy 

Holtfreter of Northam, Western Australia, was also re-elected 

unopposed to the position of Vice President. 

An election was conducted for two places on the Associa- 

tion's Management Committee. Three people were nominated 

for these positions, Mr. Robert Parker of New South Wales, 

Mr Richard Dean of Queensland, and Mr. Robert Buchan of 

Victoria. Mr. Parker and Mr. Dean were elected to join the 

National President and V.ce President on the Management 

Committee. 

Dr. Paul Cains of Tasmania did not seek re-election to the 

Management or International Sub-committee. His place on 

the International Sub-committee, as the Management Com- 

mittee's representative has been taken by Richard Dean. 

Three new faces appeared at the Executive Committee table 

for this meeting. Ken Coppleman, Tasmania, Neville Seis, 

Northern Territory, and Leighton Martin, South Australia. 

Skeet Nationals 

The Executive Committee decided that a separate Skeet 

Nationals Championship series be conducted in 1983. The 

dates and venue are still to be decided, but it is planned to hold 

the Tournament in Victoria. It was agreed that Skeet Nation- 

als be allocated on a State rotation basis, and that a minimum 

of 5 lay-outs be available. 

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length of the series, the type of competition required, and the 

time of year, and report back to the next Executive meeting. 

Trap Nationals 

The 1983 National Trap Championships will be conducted 

from April 11 to April 16 at the South Australian Gun Club, 

The Club will be conducting the pre-Nationals on Saturday 

April 9 and Sunday April 10. 

State Presidents & Secretaries Meeting 

A meeting of State Presidents and Secretaries will be held on 

Saturday September 4,1982, followed by a two day meeting of 

the Executive Committee, September 5 and 6. State Presidents 

and Secretaries will be invited to attend the Executive meeting 

as observers. 

RELOADS AT NATIONALS 

The Executive Committee decided to defer a decision on the 

use of reloads at Nationals until the next meeting. A full 

investigation is being undertaken into all aspects of this 

matter, including the value of trophies donated by the 

Industry each year, and the possible effects the use of reloads 

would have on industry participation in Nation& Cham- 

pionships. 

Australian Teams. 

As from the 1983 Nationals, Australian teams will be 

selected for ladies and Juniors, in addition to the Open team. 

The Executive Director will be submitting a proposal to the 

U.K. International Council regarding postd matches for 

ladies and juniors run along similar lines to the Macintosh 

Team shoot, during his forthcoming visit. :O 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 7982 Page 15

AROUND T TRAPS 

Sunday April S5, 1982 

The Internatbnal Sub-committee met on this day at the 

P.C.T.A. office in Melbourne. It is well known now, this 

committee is responsible for aJl facets of our international 

shooting, be it D.T.L., Skeet or Olympic trap and skeet. It is 

also responsible for providing a budget for its operation to the 

full Executive for approval. Its financial year runs from 1st 

July to 30th June. It is obvious a great deal of money is 

required to fulfill all the desires of this committee. Its 

recommendation on 1982-83 involvement for our shooters 

include United Kingdom trap team to be selected at Brisbane 

Nationals, Commonwealth Games, training camps, World 

Championships, Caraca and Canada, skeet team to either 

America or Great Britain, all of which require a great deal of 

funds to implement. 

In my conversations with a great number of shooters, they 

all agree with the concept of sending our top shots to compete 

in other countries, to further their experience. To assist with 

moneys required to implement these trips, a $5.00 levy has 

been placed on State, Commonwealth and National I.S.U. 

Championships. Also $3.00 was added to the 1982 National 

D.B., S.B. and Point Score Championships and purposely set 

aside for the Great Britain trip. Industry too, is assisting with 

funds needed. Winchester Australia and Eley Ammunition 

donated guns to be raffled and drawn at the Presentation 

Dinner to be held at the completion of the 1982 Nationals, a 

great gesture by these two firms. 

It has been agreed your National Association will be 

responsible for the conduct of all future National and 

Commonwealth I.S.U. Championships. These havc previously 

been hosted by clubs throughout Australia. 

Monday April 26, 1982 

A meeting of the Management Committee was held at the 

A.C.T.A office on this day. The 1981 accounts and balance 

sheet were discussed, together with results of the first three 

months of our 1982 operation. Our Accountants, Deloitte, 

Haskins and Sells now provide quarterly operational costs 

against budget. This should prove beneficial to the Executive 

in its general administration. Deloitte, Haskins and Sells are 

dso engaged to implement the first stage of the Feasibility 

Study, on our National Ground. I will keep you posted on the 

progress, as I am most anxious to see a final decision made on 

this project as soon as possible. 

Tuesday April 27, 2982 

Part of this day was spent at the A.C.T.A. office attending to 

administration before heading for my home town Mildura, 

where I stayed the night, packed a case and headed for 

Emerald in Queensland. Gemfields Gun Club, forty 

kilometres out of Emerald were hosts to the Queensland State 

Carnival, over Saturday 1st. Sunday 2nd and Monday 3rd 

May 1982. I was invited, and as it was only the weekend 

before the pre-nationals at Brisbane Gun Club, I thought I 

would make the effort to be there. The club has only recently 

established itself in the area, and is equipped with excellent 

facilities, in five D.T.L. trap layouts, spacious club rooms with 

office, bar, kitchen and good toilet and shower amenities. It 

also has powered sites available for caravan and tent campers 

on the ground. These were in full use by some of the two 

hundred and seven shooters who attended the Carnival from 

all over Queensland, with visitors from South Australia in 

e Well known shooters at the Queensland State Carnival, L 

to R Len Shanco, David Howe, Doug Smith and Bradley 

Bursteed. 

John and Sue Byrnes and Gary Smith from Melbourne, 

Victoria. It was a record field for a Queensland trap Carnival 

with G. Huff from Rockhampton shooting 85/85 to win the 

State Double Barrel Championship from Richard Dean Bris- 

bane 84/85. 

THE GREAT Doug Smith from Brisbane shot a clean 50150 to 

win the State Single Barrel, with the Point Score going to Ray 

Collinson, Burdekin 1671168. Shooters to make the Queens- 

land team'were J. Porter, K. Stevens, R. Simpson, D. Stevens. 

T. Halpin, R. Rehbein, W. Stevens, K. Ward, B. Busteed, R. 

Dean, D. Smith, R. Collinson. G. Cross, G. Webster and W. 

Francis. The Ladies team consisted of V. Deeiey, C. Young, R. 

Dieckman, K. Pietzner, K. Rehbein and Queensland State 

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Secretary. Bev Grice. The Junior team consisted of D. Shaw, 

R. Rehbein, D. Wright. R. Porter, P. Garz and C. Taylor. The 

Carnival was a credit to the organizers, and through this 

column, I extend my personal thanks to the Council of the 

Queensland Clay Target Association for their welcome and 

hospitality. Also the Gemfields Gun Club committee and 

members, and all shooters present, who worked so hard to 

make sure. all con~peting, could enjoy our sport of clay taxget 

shooting. 

Saturday May 8, 1982 

I arrived in Brisbane and attended the pre-Nationals being 

conducted by the Brisbane Gun Club prior to the commencement 

of our National Championships. I was impressed with 

the grounds and could see a considerable amount of work had 

been put into their preparation. This ground, will also be used 

for the Commonwealth Games later this year, so it was not 

surprising to see some of the Games ground personnel 

present, on occasions during the tournament. 

The 1982 Nationals in my opinion were a great success, 

however numbers were slightly below the organizer's expectations. 

The tournament will be well reported elsewhere, so will 

not go into detail here. As I have been one to support our top 

D.T.L. shooters to gain further experience by sending them 

overseas. I was interested to see who would make the 1982 

Great Britain Team. My congratulations go to Larry Dimasi, 

Mildura, Victoria, Bill nes, Melbourne, Victoria, Kevin Perkins, 

Sydney N.S.W. and Pud Burgess, Cobar, N.S.W., who 

were in top form to make it on a first past the post selection, in 

the National Double Barrel, Single Barrel, Australia New 

Zealand Trap Championship and their scores in the Machtoch 

teams match. 

Our Executive Director, Ian Hill has been selected as 

manager of the team and I am confident clay target shooting 

in Australia will benefit from this venture. 

The Annual General meeting of the Association was held on 

Monday May 17, 1982, during the Nationals Championships. 

It was well attended by delegates and observers. 

The 1981 Annud Report had been published in the May 

C.T.S.N. giving all delegates the opportunity to read and 

study same, prior to attending the Annual General meeting. 

This was a first for your Association, but will be general 

practice in the future. Mr. Bill Hall, Accountant representing 

the firm of Deloitte, Haskins and Sells, was present at the 

meeting to answer my queries delegates may have had on the 

balance sheet. It was pleasing to see it was accepted with it 

being noted that the Executive had acted in areas requested by 

delegates at the 1981 Annual General meeting. 

The main agenda item, the 1983 fee increase of standard 

adult registration $30.00. second family member $15.00, 

Veteran concession $15.00 was put to the ballot and was 

carried. 

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An Executive meeting was held in Brisbane on this day, and 

it was pleasing to note all States were represented at the 

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AROUND THE TRAPS 

Cont'd from previous page 

Gary ~ebster congratulates Ray Coilinson winner of the 

Queensland Points Score Championship. 

National Vres~dent, Laurie Connors, prctured with the 

Queensland Ladies Trap Team. 

to come from the meeting was my re-election as President of 

your Association for the ensuing twelve months. I deem it a 

great honour to hold this position again, and will do my 

utmost to represent you all, and work on your behalf. Your 

Vice President is Mr. Roy Holtfreter, with the Management 

Committee consisting of L. Connors, R. Holtfreter, R. Parker 

and R. Dean. The A.C.T.A. Legislation Officer is R. Parker. 

The newly formed Referees Association will be meeting on the 

21 & 22 June, 1982 in Melbourne to further discuss our rules. 

All State Associations, clubs and shooters will be kept well 

informed on their activities. 

A State President and Secretaries meeting will he held on 

Saturday September 4, 1982 in Melbourne. This will be 

followed by an Executive meeting on Monday 5 md Tuesday 6 

September, with all State Presidents and State Secretaries 

being invited to sit in at the Executive meeting as observers. It 

was also recommended by the Executive, an attempt be made 

to create a postal competition for ladies and junior teams, as 

now exists with the MacIntosh team trophy. This to be 

encouraged between those countries now competing in the 

MacIntosh trophy. The ladies and junior teams to be selected 

at the National Championships. It was also ratified by your 

Executive that the American Skeet be separated from the 

D.T.L. Nationals, and a separate Skeet Nationals be instigated. 

The first of such Nationals is to be run in Victoria in 

1983. Further discussion will take place on the Skeet National 

format and dates to conduct it at the next Executive meeting, 

tobe held in September, 1982. Let us hope the Skeet Nationals 

are given proper planning and organizing for the first two or 

three years, to make sure they receive the shooter support 

required to make them a success. This will also encourage 

greater shooter participation in this discipline, making the 

Skeet Nationals a viable and worth-while venture for the 

A.C.T.A. and shooting in general. 

After spending three dafs in Surfers Paradise enjoying a 

little relaxation after the Nationals, it was back to Melbourne 

to the A.C.T.A. office. Needing urgent attention was a 

submission to the Federal Government through the Depart- 

ment of Home Affairs and Environment. for financial assist- 

ance under the Sports Development program for 1983. 

After spending three days at the A.C.T.A. office, I headed to 

Mildura, arriving home at midnight. I attended the Mildura 

Gun Club shoot the next day. On the program was the Club's 

Aggregate Championship, 25 targets D.B., 25 targets S.B., 

and 25 targets Point Score. The winner, 1982 Nationals "Hot 

Shot", Larry Dimasi, shooting the 75 targets single barrel. 

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Page I8 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 1982

MANAGER FOR 

U.K. TRAP TEAM 

It is with much pleasure that I, as Chairman of the 

International Sub-committee, announce the appointment of 

Ian Hill, our Executive Director, as Manager of our team to 

Great Britain 

In our selection of Ian, we looked at what we would gain 

from not only as a Manager of the team, but what other 

positive factors our Association would gain. I would like to 

list some of those as follows: 

(a) Ian Hill is in the position of knowing the workings of our 

Association much better than most and with that knowledge 

he is very well equipped to discuss with officials of Great 

Britain our desire for an exchange of ideas. We as a 

Committee would like to have teams in all shot gun disciplines 

attending our own National Championships here in Au- 

stralia. 

Ian would certainly be much better equipped for his position 

after seeing - and hearing - what they are doing - to - promote their 

sport. 

(b) To those who do not know, Ian did live in Great Britain 

for several years and he knows the country well, and certainly 

knows the vagaries of the weather. 

(c) Some may say Ian does not shoot. In some ways that is 

good, it is much better to have some one like that, than some 

one who does a little, but tries to tell the shooters of the calibre 

of those four who are representing Australia of what they 

should do. 

We cannot stress enough the importance of Ian as Manager. 

Ilis job is to see that the shooters have no hassles while in 

U.K., and only have to concentrate on the shooting. 

Ian goes to U.K. with the full confidence of the Executive, 

the International Sub-committee and the Association. 

R.F. BUCKAN 

CHAIRMAN 

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"EDITOR'S MAILBOX" 

Dear Ian, 

I have been fortunate enough to attend the past twelve 

National Trap and Skeet Championships. During this time I 

have met some of the great trap shooters of our time and have 

had the pleasure of witnessing some of the best shooting one 

could wish to see which is great to see at National level. 

I was very disappointed to see the results of our Nationals in 

Brisbane. Only 20 possible8 in 7 events, for those who did not 

attend, 3 skeet , 2 handicap, 2 Points Score, 1 Champion of - 

Champions, 12 Double Barrel. with 500 plus shooters. 

During the last few years, we have debated many things, in 

the hope of swelling our Championship attendances, from 

National grounds to graded shooting at Nationals, which I 

believe we could well do without and now separate Trap and 

Skeet Nstionals. At National or club level, it is the new 

shooters we are trying to encourage to take up our sport. The 

old faces are always there to help swell the crowd. We dl 

travel a long Way and pay big money these days for the 

opportunity to shoot at our Nationals, so let's standardise our 

targets, bring back the great shoot-offs with targets they can 

hit, or our attendances could well be diminishing. 

Brisbane's ground was very difficult to shoot with fluro 

targets and the changing light, but I do believe the targets 

were thrown at maximum angles and distances. 

At the A.G.M. the question was asked "Why are you 

throwing illegal targets at these Nationals?" The answer from 

the Chair was "Our instructions to the Committee running the 

Nationals is to throw maximum distances and maximum 

angles". Would youbelieve thiscontrary to theA.C.T.A. rules. 

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The Gain Government is to be congratulated on its immediate 

action in implementing firearms legislation. The registration 

of firearms and limitation on numbers of firearms that 

licenced firearm owners may own could well cut down on the 

present illegal importation of firearms. 

The requirement of criminals for imported firearms could 

be eased by the number of firearms in the hands of once law 

abiding citizens which will not now be reported when they are 

stolen. 

The additiond work for the police in training and questioning 

prospective licence holders, tracing firearms, etc. will add 

problems to that already overloaded department which cannot 

even now cope with Licence issues. 

This staff shortage will enable the government to reduce 

unemployment by the training of some hundreds of additional 

police to cope with the added workload. The Police 

Department will also be able to get additional computer 

facilities to enable firearms to be registered on shooters 

licences although the fact that current three year licences will 

take some little time to get into the system is disappointing. 

However, at last Police generally will become knowledgeable 

about firearms. 

The additional revenue required to service this of course 

must not be taken from the general public but from those 

people foolish enough to own registered firearms. 

If the charges are made steep enough the owners will have 

to dispose of their firearms and this glut of firearms that few 

will be able to afford to dwn should reduce the import bill. 

Firearm manufacturers world-wide will have to seek markets 

other than Victoria to unload their wares upon - maybe 

the other States will oblige. 

The reduction in the hunting shooters will allow the game 

populations to explode but mother nature will decimate over 

population by allowing the normal balance to be restored by 

the slow death through starvation and drought conditions as 

has occurred in the past where pelican and ibis colonies have 

been decimated by the indiscriminate draining of wetlands. 

However, the mdn objective will be achieved and hopefully 

soon after the turn of the century some small reduction may 

be made on the four or five hundred criminally used firearms 

of the million or so legally or illegally in circulation in 

Victoria. 

The action taken will also cause most of the gun clubs to 

close down in Victoria except where an elite group can afford 

to build a reinforced concrete bunker to store their firearms. 

Unfortunately the police training group will have to replace 

the volunteer firearm instructors who will be lost by club 

closure. 

The millions of dollars currently subscribed by firearm 

owners and the volunteer building of nesting boxes will have 

to be covered by the Conservationists who doubtless could be 

taxed to replace shooters contributions to Wild Life Management. 

However, mother nature may decimate the wild life which 

has depended on shooters care and allow conservationists to 

continue their unproductive bird observing albeit. diminishing 

numbers. 

In conclusion why should Victoria take any notice of proven 

world-wide findings that gun registration has no effect on 

criminal use of firearms or on the illegal possession of 

firearms. 

Why shouldn't the Cain Government re-invent the wheel - 

they may even be able to build a better mousetrap or do a Wran 

on Victoria's power. 

Doubtless mrther br~lllant legislation will be introduced to 

cover crime with knives, 4 x 2's, broken bottles and the 

occasional strangulation which after all cover the bulk of 

death and injury criminally inflicted - after the car of course! 

Go to it Boys! You will certaiily prove your point to some 

20-25% of Victorians who currently own firearms that you 

have been given that "MANDATE" and regardless of increas- 

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ing crime, drug offences, incest or whatever - firearm 

registration is to be a further imposition on their civil rights 

and assistance to criminals. 

Observer. 0 

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Pt. Lincoln Gun Club and the West Coast C.B. Club 

combined to hold a Charity Shoot at the Port Lincoln Gun Club 

grounds on May 9th in aid of the S.E.S. 

This was a very successful day and all participants enjoyed 

their day out. 

Mr Peter Blacker M.P. attended and was requested to 

present the various prizes won. Mr Blacker also presented the 

cheque for the profits to the S.E.S. on behalf of the combined 

clubs. 

Winning competitiors for the day were:- 

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SKEET 

1st. Trevor Stratford; 2nd. Ian McCaIlum; 3rd. Steven 

Krake; Best B Grade Trevor Kloeden; Best C Grade Joy Curtis. 

10 TGT SINGLE BARREL - This event was dividedlnto Club 

members and non-members. 

Members - 1st. Roy Pitt; 2nd. Des Woolford; 3rd. Joy 

Curtis. 

Non-Members - 1st. Neville Mattsson; Dennis Lutz; 3rd. 

Bill Birkhuizen. 

Junior - Dean Fairlie; Ladies - Nita Birkhuizen; Veteran 

- Geoff McKenzie. 

10 PR. DEAWILLE DOUBLES - In this event, a non- 

member was paired with a member. 

1st. Alf PhillisKym Woolford. 

2nd. C. CamerlenpIPat Woodrupp. 

3rd. N. Paechrneville Mattsson. 

A.C.T.A. HIGH GUN FOR DAY - Ian McCallum. 

NON MEMBER HIGH GUN - Neville M?-ttsson. 

The combined clubs appreciate the effort expended by Des 

Woolford in finding sponsors for the day. Without these 

sponsors, there could not have been the large profit made. 

Special mention must be made of Blue Dot Targets who 

supplied the targets and Elder Smith & Co.. and Fisher 

Firearms Curtis who supplied the cartridges. 

The combined clubs wish to acknowledge the following 

sponsors:- 

Allso International Marketing Pty. Ltd., Australian Bight 

Fisherman Pty. Ltd., Swanns Jewellers, Sth. Australian 

Rshermans Co-op Ltd., Lincoln T.V. Services Tandy, FIinders 

Auto Renovators, Freez Pak Meats Pty. Ltd., Kym Woolford - . 

Carpet Layer, Hartley Agencies, Demasius Store, Adelaide 

Wool Co. Ptv. Ltd.. Cow Camping, Epre Radiators, Cheshers 

Electrical &Furniture; wee6 ~ekellers, Lincoln Bacon Specialists, 

Cravens Ltd., Herb Ilic, Butch Barksch. 

A special thank-you to the trappers Chris Thompson and 

Kym White, who gave their services. 

I would personally like to thank all club members who 

hopped in and helped with guns and advice and helped to - 

observe the safety rules with such a large number of 

non-shooters. 0 


CONTENTS 

Northern Territory ....................................... 22 Victoria ........................................................ 46 

Western Australia.. ........................... .:. ........ .27 Tasmania .................................................... -59 

Queensland ................................................. .29 South Australia ........................................... -60 

pew South Wales ......................................... .35 Australian Capital Territory .......................... 63 

CLUB NEWS 

ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB (S.A.) 

At the Annual General Meeting of the Alexandra Gun Club, 

the following members were elected to office: President, Ken 

Jarvis, Secretaryfl'reasurer, Jenny Barrett. 

-ANY GUN CLUB (W.A.) 

The Albany Gun Club held their Annual General Meeting in 

May and the following office bearers were elected: President, 

David See, Secretary: Margaret Slee. 

Mr. Jim Cameron, who was one of the foundation members 

of the club was awarded a lie membership this year. 

Although Jim does not shoot as often as he would like to, he is 

always around to lend a hand when most needed. 

LISMORE GUN CLUB (N.S.W.) 

The Committee and members of the Lismore Gun Club , 

woudlike to advise all members of the A.C.T.A. that the club 

name has been changed to RICHMOND RIVER GUN CLUB. 

KEMPSEY GUN CLUB (N.S.W.) 

At the Annual General Meeting of the Kempsey Gun Club 

helf on the 2nd of April, 1982, the following members were 

elected to office: President, Mr. Eric Meill, Secretary: Mrs. Jan 

Edwards. All correspondence to 7 Middleton Street, Sth 

Kempsey, -2440. 

BOURKE GUN CLUB (N.S.W.) 

The Bourke Gun Chlb wishes to advise that the Annual 

General Meeting was held on the 12th April, 1982, and the 

following Executives were elected: President, Don McWil- 

liams; Secretary, Glen Williams. Postal for the club is Box 24, 

2840. 

TASMANIAN GUN CLUB [TAS) 

The Tasmanian Gun Club held their Annual General 

Meeting in April and the following members were elected to 

office: N. CurbisNey, President, and Mr. D. Ride, Secretary.0 

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 

GRANTS FEE INCREASE 

FOR 1983 

Staff Writer 

The Association's 1982 Annual General Meeting was held at 

the Greek Community Centre, South Brisbane, on Monday 

May 17. 

The major decision faken by the meeting was to increase 

registration fees, the increase to become effective on January 

1, 1983. The new fees will be 

Full adult registration $30.00 

Second family member $15.00 

Veteran Concession $15.00 

with Junior registration remaining at $1.00 

Spirited debate took place before the vote was taken, which 

resulted in 47 delegates being fn favour of the increase, 36 

against, and two abstaining from voting. 0 


REPORT FROM DARWIN GUN CLUB Bill Horner 

As time is drawing near for this years Annual Shoot in 

August it was thought that we should include some informa- 

tion in the Magazine that may help any shooters that are 

contemplating coming to Darwin for this years Shoot. 

Firstly, the new shooting layouts and clubhouse will be 

finished and all club members are looking forward to 

entertaining the visiting shooters on what is going to be one 

of the best shooting grounds in the country, Four D.T.L. and 

three Skeet layouts will be in use over the four days. With the 

verandah extension now complete, 300 odd spectators can 

watch the events from a fully shaded position. I must say a 

thank you here to the Cowra Gun Club and Len Bird for their 

assistance in the design of lighting layout. 

Each year the shoot has gotten bigger and from reports this 

year it is anticipated 200 shooters may line up for the events. 

Accommodation is always a problem in Darwin, any Hotel or 

Motel can be booked through T.A.A., but there is also lodge 

type units readily available at Tracy Village where Bed and 

Breakfast is around $13lnight. Last year quite a large group 

stayed there and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 

The Club has tried to make the shoot into a good weeks 

holiday, where after the shoot we will organise geese shooting 

trips to the local swamps. Also, within two hours drive from 

Darwin can be found some of the most fantastic scenery, 

fishing and wildlife in our country. 

There are a considerable amount of tour operators in town 

offering trips from 1 to 5 days duration. At that time of the 

year the Top End is at its best with temperatures constant 

sound 30". So, forget about the coats, jackets and the cold. 

Just bring the old shorts, T Shirts and Guns. Thats the Clubs 

secret weapon - all the visitors from South get sunburnt on 

the first day. 

So, if you like good shooting competition, having a good 

tie seeing something different, come to the Darwin Gun 

Clubs 21st Anniversary Shoot, 31st July to 3rd August. You 

will be made most welcome. 

Bill Horner, President. 

Darwin Gun Club. 0 

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AWCE SPRINGS. 10.4-82 - Fine, clear skis (40). 10T DB SS: 10-10 J. Pop. E. 

Evans. G. Smith. T. Murray. Q. Freney. S. Lurman. W. Buchanan, 1. Butoher, B. 

Evans. N. Turner. 30T SB Sthn Zone Chp off Ism: OA 6c 'KO. Smith 29-30. 'B' 8. 

Evpns 28-32. 'C' S. Lorman 27-30. Mies V. Weis ~ 14-30. ~ Jnr S. ~ Evans 24-30. - ~ 20T - ~ ~ ~ - - 

DB Grd off ~ ~ ism! - 19-22m N. Seis 24-24. -. 15-lam --~.. N ... Turner 20-PO -- --, 14m C;. -. hnev ---".-* 

38-39, 20T DB Hcp; W. Buohanan 22-29. N. Seis 21-22. G. Smith 20-21. 

ALIm SPRINGS, 11-4-82- Fine. clear skies (40). 10T DB Hop: 32-32 G. Smith. 

31-32 J. Bryant, 22-23 J. Taylor. 30T DB Hop (Calcutta): G. Smith 3090. J. Twlor 

29-30. 0. Freney. B. Evans. S. Evans. B. Smith. I. Butcher 29-30. 30T DB ~thn. 

Zone Chp: 'A'& OA J. Pope 113-114. 'B'J. Parham 29-30. %' S. Lorman 79-80. Jnr 

S. Evans 78-80. Ladies V. Weis 19-30. 30T PS Sthn Zone C~D: 'A' & OA J. Porn 

108-108. 'B' B. Evans 98-89, 'C' S Lorman 89-90, Jnr S vans 71-90. Ladies ir. 

We18 35-80 

ALICE SPRINQS. 18.4-81 - Mne, clear skies (40). 1 md Skeet ofr Hcp: B. Evans 

60-64. .I. Bryant 54-64. E. Evans 50-60. 1 r d Skeet Grd: 'A' J. Jope 24-25. '(r E. 

Evans 24-25. 

DARWIN, 82-4-82 - Fine (28). Club Tmphy 201 DB 15m Hcp Grd: 'A' P. LDDrman 

25-25. 'B' I. Hageman 20-20. '2' P. Burke 20-20. 

DARWIN, 254-82 - Fine (31). Sweeps 10T PS 15nl: Cash Div. P. Grove, B. 

Braida, D. Barnes. B. Shcllcott. S. Larman. Fishing & Outdoor WorldTmphy lOOT 

PS 15m: IS. Bowring 294-300. S. Lorman 291-300, P. Lorman 314-324. Ladies S. 

Lockyer 194-300. Sweeps IOpr DR: G. Chan 18-21. 

DARWIN, 8-5-82 -Fine (31). Sweeps 10T Cont 14m: Cash Div. M. Hasewski. W. 

Horner. Ckub Truphy 2OT Conl 15m Grd: 'A' P. Zarman 10-20. 'B' I. Hagaman 

20-20, C' P. Burke 18-20. Sweeps 20T SB Ism! V. Fertiklis 20-20. 

DARWIN, 9-5-82- Fine - Windy (30). Sweep8 lDSB Hcp: Cash Div. B. Braida. B. 

Munt 10-10. CLubTmphy SOT SB Hop! V. Fertekli8 47-50, B. Braida 46-50. G. Way 

54-59. Sweeps 15T PS 15m: Cash Div C. Crute. B. Munt 45-45. 

KATHERINE. 16-8-82 - Warm (10). 30T DB Hcp: Paul Witte 30.30. Glenn 

Stccey. Ian Winstanley. 10 Pr DR: Len Stacey, Jim Bittmsi. Ian Winstanley. 

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ALICE SPRHNGS 

GUN CLUB 

EASTER SHOOT 

Relaxing oufsrae Alice Springs Gun Club Clubhouse. 

At 8.59 a.m. on Easter Saturday, 1982, a shotgun blast 

broke the silente of "The Centre" and heralded the beginning 

of what was to be one of the most successful Easter Shoots so 

far held by the Alice Springs Gun Club. 

This year the shoot attracted 40 competitors, 6 more than 

1881, and by the third and final day of the shoat, four had 

made 100 breaks, Thomas Evans, John Pope, Gerry Smith 

(Vic) and Steve Lorman (Darwin). Junior shooter Sean Evans 

cracked his first 50 break after pounding 68 targets. 

Porky and Bws were invited for the luncheon on Saturday 

and Sunday and a free bmbeque was held on Saturday 

evening with a Calcutta draw to keep the shooters occupied. 

Results of the three days events are printea elsewhere in 

this issue of the magazhe. 

Many thanks for all those shooters in attendance and an 

open invitation to all members for the 1983 Easter Shoot. 

r John Pope, Nev Seis 6; Bill Collins at Alice Springs. 

0 Ready to go, Allce Springs Gun Club. 

Gold Shootins Caps 

with Australian adge. 

$6.00 including postage 

Please send cheque 

(made payable to A.C.T.A.) 

Natianal Office. 

P.O. Box 198, Blackburn, 3130. 


SATURDAY JULY 31. 

ON THE NEW D.G. 

Event I. Nom $25.00 

S.K.B. TOURNAMENT 

45T Points Score 15m 

Event 2. Nom $25.00 

ROTTWElL TOURNAMENT 

45T Medley 15m. 

Event 3. 

SUiDAV AUGUST 1 

N.T. DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

50T Double Barrel 15m. 

Nom $15.00 

Event 4. Norn $24.00 

WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT 

50T Double Barrel HcplGraded 

Event 5. 

D.G.C. GRAND HANDICAP 

50T Double Barrel Hcp. 

Nom $25.00 

Book now through the following T.A.A. reps. For package deals on air fares and 

accommodation. 

SYDNEY - Phil Collins, Tel. 669-9555. 

WOOLONGONG - Brent Jeffries 299-41 1 

MELBO~NE - Brian Boardman 345-1333 

ADELAIDE - Bruce Tilbrook 21 6-1 91 1 

BRISSANE - Alan Fredrickson 33-2001 

HOBART - Pat Dermoudy 38-351 1 

PERTH - Gaye Massey 323-0331 

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All classes of accommodation available from hotels, holiday units to B & B lodge units. But 

accommodation is limited, so book early. 

B T.B.A. SUPPOR~S THE D.C.C. SUPPORT THEM - FLY T.A.A. 

Page 24 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982 

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SHOOTING COMPLEX 

L 

MOHBAY AUGUST 2 

Event 6. 

Event 7. 

TUESORY AUGUST 3 

Event 8. 

ELEY TOURNAMENT 

50T Double Barrel Hc~lGraded 

D.G.C. CALCUTTA 

50T Double Barrel Hcp. 

T.A.A. N.T. SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP. 

Nom $25.00 

Nom $20.00 

Nom $1 5.00 

50 Targets. 2 Rounds. Total Nominations $174.00 

Trappers 8.00 

Sweeps 8.00 

Meals (Shooter & Family) 

2 Barbeque Teas & Social Night 25.00 

Total $21 5.00 

Discount Price to Shoot the Program $190.00 

Ladies - Juniors - Veterans $95.00 

Sweeps: Events 1 & 2 $1 .OO Overall 

Events 3 to 8 50c each half 

TROPHIES:- Overall High Gun. D.T.L. High Gun. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans High Gun. 

$1000 Prize Pool to Shooter or Shooters that shoot D.T.L. Possible. 

T.A.A. Lucky Draw Prize. "Return Air Fare to Darwin" for shooters who fly T.A.A. to Darwin. 

Social Night - Bar-b-q teas 

JULY 29 Night Double Barrel District Championship 50t. 

JULY 30 Practice available from 10 a.m. 

Why not make it the full week's holiday. Bookings can be made through T.A.A. for the following tours. 

STEPAN'S RIVER SAFARI - KAKADU NATIONAL PARK 

Wimray Wildlife, Hunting, Fishing & Photographic Tours. 

GENERAL ENQUIRIES: 

Darwin Gun Club 

FOR BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION CONTACT: 

P.0. Box 1231 Darwin. 

,reg Chan (089) 81-6398 B.H. 


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EVENT 4 

t l st Anniversary WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT 

Shaat 

EVENT 1 S.K.B. TOURNAMENT 

1st Each Grade 

CAMPING OUTFlT 

8 x 10 Tent - 2 Burner Stove with Cvlinder & Stand 

Air Bed & Sleeping Bag. value $400.00 

2nd Each Grade 

JUMBUCK BUSH PACK - 

1 Burner Stove with Cylinder & Hot Plate. Value $81 .OO 

3rd Each Grade 

TENT Value $60.00 

Ladies ~ ~ & Junior - Troahv . Value $30.00 

. 

%&Z!-~~WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT 

m RElVCfO HOMI%ATJONS -$24 OPEII: $12 LAWES & JUHIORS 

:* ?'zfFE;e 

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TOURNAMENT 1982-83 ~ON~~IHL~IOH SHOOI IN LWICIIPH 

py-~cjy~-y"~+ .... O1.l.lh.., ...., 1. .,l."l.-l.." 

>~*~C~I~GUTLI incar~r.i\ lr&!ct~rl.~4, :,;:;:,:;:,;L ,.,,,,,,,,,...,..,, 

EVENT 5 D.G.C. GRAND HCP 

EVENT 2 

ROTBWEIL TOURNAMENT 


Puma Folding Knife Emperor 915 

in Presentation Case with Hand Engraved 

1st COLOUR T.V. & SASH Value $600.00 

2nd Kenwood Kitchen Centre Value $300.00 

3rd Cassette Radio Value $150.00 

BACK MARKER Trophy Value $75.00 

LADIES - JUNIOR - VETERANS Trophy Value 

N.T.A.D.G.C. Motifs Value $350.00 $50.00 


Puma Folding Knife 910 

in Presentation Case with Hand Engraved 

N.T.A.D.G.C. 'Motifs. Value $300.00 

3rd Each Graae 

Puma Foldina 905 

in Presentation Case wit6 Hand Engraved 

N.T.A.D.G.C. Motifs. Value $290.00 

LADIES - Puma Engraved Carvlng Set $180.00 

JUNIOR - Puma Junior Pocket Knife $60.00 

VETERANS - Puma Senior Pocket Knife $70.00 

1st Overall - ROTTWElL Sash & Cup 

EVENT 6 ELEY TOURNAMENT 


Franchi Mod. 500 Auto 


3000 Eley Wads & Primers 

3rd Each Grade 

2000 Eley Wads & Primers 

LADIES - JUNIOR - VETERANS 

2000 Eley Wads & Primers each 

EVENT 7 D.G.C. CALCUTTA 

DYNAMIT NOBEL 1st Cash Prize $500.00 

PRESENTATUQN GOLD GQIN 2nd Cash Prize $200.00 

Value $500.00 3rd Cash Prize $loo.oo 

LADIES, JUNIOR, VETERANS $100.00 each 

EVENT 3 LAST YEAR CALCUTTA $4100 

N.B. DOUBLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT 8 T.A.A. N.T. 

SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

This event is sponsored by WINCHESTER Aust. 

1st WINCHESTER TROPHY & SASH 1st T.A.A. Return Air Fare to Darwin (Sash) $550.00 

2nd Trophy Value $200.00. 2nd Trophy Value $150.00 

3rd Trophy Value $100.00 3rd Trophy Value $75.00 

LADIES -.JUNIOR - VETERANS: Trophy Value LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS Trophy Value 

$50.00 $50.00 each 

Overall High Gun 

T.A.A. Return Air Fare to Darwin (Sash) - $550.00 

D.T.L. High Gun 

Trophy Plus Sash - $200.00 

Ladies, Junior, Veterans High Gun 

Trophy Plus Sash - $100.00 each 

Page 26 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 1982

AZZURRI. 16-0.82 -Fine. Cwl(27). 25TDB: 'A' M. Alexander:B' A. DiSilvio. C' 

G. Creed. 25T Club SB Chp: M. Alexander 24-23. 'A' M. Caliaghan. 'B' A. DiSilvio. 

'r?' - n . . . ~ih~rrl~ . -. . -. - - . 

BUNBURY. 24-4-82 - Fine (28). Presidents Cup: John Grimths 56-60. Lloyd 

Brock~?:an 54-13, 'hd Pattelwn 54-50. Unp!;ued FM Alan Dye 54-90. Unplaced BP.g 

Peter W'wrl53-60. 'the Cup wascompr!ed lor over 26 skuet. 10continent;rl. 10 DR. 

5 A.T.A. md 5 Pair DR. 

J. Roach. Publicity Offloer 21 2095. 

BUNBURY. 8-5-82 -Windy (261, 25 ATA & 25 DB: Colin Roach, Peter Wwd. 

Alan Dye 45-50, John Grifiiths. Lloyd Brocknwn 44-50. Kurt Schinzig. Allan 

Sullivan 40-50. 

J. Roach 21 2095. 

CMT. 18.4-62-Fine & Sunny (251.50 Mixed Tgm 10 DB. 10 SB. 10 Pta, 5 DR. 5 

Trench. OfIGun D. Kwill. J. Fissioli. J. Harris. G. Beard. B. Hopkins. Aggregate: 

G. Beard. J. Fiesioli. B. Hoplfins. A. Pearae. C. Riegert, L. Reynolds. D. Kevil. 

J. Pissioli (096) 351384. 

EASTERN WLDFIELDS. 2.5-82 - Wne (2s). 25 Skeel: Jim Neve 25-25. Jeff 

Neve 24-25. B. Mason 23-25.3OT DBTrend Sheild: K. Srb 57-57. T. Vodden 56-57. 

Jim Neve 35-36. 20T DB Trend Mug: Jeff Neve 37-38. D. Nowlnnd 36.38. 

GERALDTON. 9-5.82 - Fair & Clmr (201. 25 Skeel: Allen Hocking. Richard 

Burton 25-25. Ron Baker. Andy Ferrio 94-25. 25 Skeet: Duke Wellington. Andy 

Ferrio 25.25. Vaughn - Bunter. Hi~h Gun Andy Ferrio49-50. Most improved Justin 

Bunter Jnr. 

GERALDTON. Z3-5.62 - Cioudy & StiiL(28). Club DB Chp: Bruoe Wellington 

51-51. Eddi Daws 50-51. Intermediate chps Mrs H. Burton. Aggre~ate High Gun: 

B. Wellington 5pts. R. Mcmnnld 0.5pts. E. Daw 4pts. R. Baker 0.5pts. R. Burton 

2.5~;~. S. Johnson 2.5pta. Aggregate Prs: B. Wellington spts, V. Oliveri Opts. S. 

Johnson 4pb. Mrs H. Burton Ipt. K. Newbid 3pts. 

KATANNTNa. 8-5-82-(26). C. Holly Tmphy 25 SB: G. Woithe 41-41 (Ilcp incl). 

S. Gibsuil 40-41. 12 pr DR Sweep: D. Forward. S. Leach. 3. Clegg. D. Leach. G. 

Woithe. L. Hull. High Gun: S. Glbson 44-49. 

NEWMAN, 18-4-82 - Fine. Skeel £ST Grd. Skeet 25T Hcp: T. Stingel. B. 

Pickard. D. Hilsz. Awlouiea for late entry. 

Mrs A. asm muss en (09-1) 751473. 

NEWMAN. 2-5-88 - Fine (241. 10T DB. 10T DBP. 1OT Mnt! T. Stingel. G. 

Harper. R. Churchill. 10T Jackmt: H. Whitmore. 

M~S A. R3amusscn (091) 751473. 

PEXTE, 2Z.5-82 - Fine & Mild (351.20 pr Club DRChp: R. Bailey 33-40 R. Alien 

tmphy. M. Green 41-50 D. Dobson Tmphy. H. Bernic 39-50 D. Dobeon trophy. 20 

~r DD: D. Fracaro & 0. Ferrnra 20-21. M. Callauhan & L. Caster 18-21. 

EASTER AT BSPERANCE 

by M. H. Tester 

Esperance, situated on the South coast of Western Austra- 

lia, where the Esperence Bay Gun Club recently held its 20th 

annual Easter shoot. 

I well remember the first Easter shoot when a handful of us 

knocked up a portable steel trap house which we set up on the 

beach at the end of the town's main street and using a hand 

operated trap. We invited a few holidaying shooters from the 

Kalgoorlie Goldfields to have a go at a few clay targets. The 

targets were thrown out over the ocean. I recall the squad call 

was done in the public bar of the hotel over the road. 

Today the Esperance Bay Gun Club is situated in its own 

seventy two acres of ground 5 km east of the town. It has four 

modern White Flyer equipped D.T.L. layouts, Skeet Iayout. 

with tower ready to go up. With modern fully carpeted club 

facilities, hot and cold showers, powered caravan and camp- 

ing sites, visitors to the club are fully catered for. There are 

over fifty registered shooters this year with better than thirty 

competing at the fortnightly shoots. 

There are big plans under way for next year's 21st Easter 

mming' of age shoot. We would like to see you there. 

This year's shoot attracted ninety one &looters from all over 

the state. The program covered three days and one night with 

the club providing trophies and cash exceeding $4,000.00. 

Cont'd over page 


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W,A. 8982 

2008 STATE I.S.U. SKEET 

Saturday 8, Sunflay July 17 i! 18, 1982 

U:30 aa slart 

Noms: $20 per 100T 

Opt. Sweep per 25T 

STATE I.S.U. SKEET TEAMS ' 

Cash and Badge 1,2, & 3. 

Cash and Badge A,B, & C. 

Lunch and Refreshments available 

SECRETARY: 

6. W. Hopkins 

P.O. Box 12 Meckering 6405 

PRESIDENT: Phone: (096) 25 1238 

L. A. Reynolds 

P.O. Box 39 Meckering 6405 

Phone: (096) 25 1217 

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Cont'd from previous page 

Some shooters at Esperance at Easter. L to R, E. Harris, L. 

Giles, R. Henley, L. Naylor and J. Harris. 

The successful shooters were: 

State Walk-up Champion: 

'A' Grade - 1st and overall - 3. Harris, 2nd - M. Neve; 'B' 

Grade - 1st - L. Naylor, 2nd - F. Fairless; 'C' Grade - 1st - 

C. Johnson, 2nd - L. Brenton. 

District Night Deanville Doubles: 

1st Pair - G. JohnsonAV. Johnson; 2nd Pair - L. NayloriL. 

Giles. 

District Double Rise: 

'A' Grade - 1st and overall - M. Alexander, 2nd - D. 

ICeevil; 'B' Grade - 1st - L. Naylor, 2nd - T. Harris; 'C' Grade 

- 1st - R. Henley, 2nd - N. Scullion. 

State Handicap: 

1st - C. Berttini, 2nd - T. Harris. 3rd - D. Nowland; 

14-15 metres - F. Fairless. 16-19 metres - B. Hopkins. 20-25 

metres - S. Gibson. 

Merke, Sharpe & Dohme: 

'A' Grade - 1st - T. Vodden. 2nd - N. Johnson; 'B' Grade 

- 1st - E. Harris, 2nd - L. Naylor; 'C' Grade - 1st - L. 

Giles, 2nd - E. Valenti. 

District SIB Championship: 

'A' Grade - 1st and Overall - D. Kevill. 2nd - B. Vodden; 

'B' Grade - let - E. Harris Jnr.. 2nd - 3. Hopkins Jnr.; 'C' 

Grade - 1st - R. Henley, 2nd - E. Lewis. 

District Dl3 Championship: 

'A' Grade - 1st - B. Vodden, 2nd - R. Holtfreter; 'B' Grade 

- 1st - J. Dowsett and OiA, 2nd - E. Burchard; 'C' Grade - 

1st - C. Johnson, 2nd - G. Bedetti. 

Cash Graded: 

'A' Grade - 1st - D. KeviU, 2nd - N. Johnson; 'B' Grade - 

1st - D. Harris, 2nd - J. KeviLI, 'C' Grade - 1st - R. Henley, 

2nd - P. Lewin. 

Gun Graded: 

'A' Grade - 1st - D. Keevil, 2nd - B. Vodden, 3rd - N. 

Johnson; 'B' Grade - 1st - C. Johnson, 2nd - B. Bosberg, 

3rd - K. Phelan; 'C' Grade - 1st - R. Henley, 2nd - D. 

Burchard, 3rd - A. Emden. 

High Gun: 

1st Back Marker Overall - R, Holtfreter; 1st Front Marker 

- E. Harris; Junior - E. Harris; Ladies - Q. Gibson. 

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Hard working Esperance Bay President, Ernie Garrett. 0 

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GERALDTON GUN CLUB 

CRAYFISH CARNIVAL 

SATURDAY JULY 31, 1982 

9.00 am 

Event 1 Norns: $6.00 

25T D/B CASH GRADED 15m I 

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Event 2 $9.00 

STATE MIXED TARGETS 

CHAMPIONSHIP 15m. 

I Event 3 $1 5.00 

CRAYFISH CARNIVAL HCP. 

I 

25T A.C.f .A. Metreage. 

O/S $1.00 

I 

SUNDAY AUGUST 9, 1982 

8.30 am 

Event 4 $8.00 

STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLES 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

20Pr. from 22m. 

1 Event ELEY CLASSIC $20.0Q I 

I CRAYFISH CARNIVAL GRADED 1 

I 

HIGH 

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Event 6 $15.00 

GUN EVENTS 1-6. LADIES AND JUNIORS 

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PRIZES EVENTS 3 & 6 

CRAYFISH prizes to total of 350 crays over 

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two events ... 

PRESIDENT: Ron Baker SECRETARY: Trevor Holly 

Phone: (099) 23 1687 Phone: (099) 21 4026 I 


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GUN CLUB 

South East Queensland 

SANRDAY SEPTEMBER 18, Commencing at 9 am each day 

Event 1 

Event 2 

SU#DAY SEPTEMBER, 19 

Event 1 

Commonwealth Points Seore C'ship 

75Targets from 15 metres 

Sash Badge & Trophy Overall 

Badge & Trophy for 1st each Grade A,B,C. 

Trophy for 2nd for Each Grade A,B,C. 

Optional $1.00 Sweep on each 25 on Broken Targets 

Ballandean Thousand $1,000 Cash 

25 Targets Double Barrel Handicap 

Divided 60%, 30%, 10% 

Ballandean Teams Match 

Queenslland \I New South Wales 

SHOOTERS WILL SHOOT FOR THE STATE IN WHICH THEY RESIDE 

Norn $72.OC 

Nom $25.00 

Nom $1 4.00 

Elimination Event 

30T Points off 15 metres 

The 12 (Twelve) Top Shooters from each state will represent the. two states with the top 10 scores to count. 

$50 to the Top Scorer in each of the. following Groups 14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-21, 22-25. 

Event 2 

Event 3 

Optional $1 .OO Sweep on each 10 Targets Points 

Ballandean Teams Match 

20 Targets Points from 15 metres 

Badge for each member of the winning team 

High Gun Trophy for this event. 

Donated by: ELEY AMMUNITION 

$500 Cash Handicap 

$200 - 20 Targets Double Barrel 

$200 - 20 Targets Points 

$100 - Over the 40 Targets on Broken Targets 

ALL DIVIDED 60%, 30%, 10% 

High Gun Donated by: WINCHESTER. & 14 Metre High Gun Trophies 

Nom FREE 

Nom $1 2.00 

ALL auIzE MONEV GUARANTEE^, 

The Committee reserves the right to alter the number of targets in the handicap events. Practice shoot on Friday 17 at 3 prn 

LUNCH - REFRESHMENTS - AMMUNITION AVAILABLE 

Plenly of Space for Campers 

Water and Toilets Available 

Shooters and their wives are invited to a banquet at the Stanthorpe Civic Centre, Saturday Night 

Commencing at 6 pm. Price $7.00 

PRESIDENT: A. J Smith SECRETARY: Noel Smith 

Phone: (076) 84 11 31 Phone: (076) 84 1239 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY f 982

SUNSHINE COAST 

GUN CLUB 

SA irURDA I' JUL Y f 7, f982 Commencing fpm 

$1,000 in TRDPHIFS 

20T DB EYE OPENER f5m S/S 

20T DB CONT. 15m 

O/A, A. B. C. 

$1.00 ea. 10 O/S $2.00 

20T Dl3 C'SHIP 15m 

O/A A. 5. C 

$1.00 ea. 10 O/S $2.00 

=Am-equE mrwmEm 

SATURDAY M!GNT 

5Pr D/R EYE OPENER f5m S/S 

f5Pr D/R STATE C'SHIP f5m 

O/A A. B.C. 

SUNDAY JULY f8, V982 Commencing foam 

20T D/B EYE OPENER 15m S/S 

25T DB CONT. C'SHIP f5m 

O/A A. 5. C. 

$1.00 ea. 10 O/S $2.00 

25T DB PTS 15m 

O/A A.B.C. (Shot 5 From Each Lane) $2.00 O/S 

. . 

30T DB H%AP $300 CASH & TROPHY 

$100 Each to winner each grade 

Trophy 2 & 3 each Grade 

H-e- TROPHY ow=m 

X'he commttee reserves the right 

to alter program. 

PRESIDENT: Bill W~lcocks 

Silent Calcutta on Event 

TOTAL NOMS INC. S/S $68.00 

SECRETARY: Nita D'A 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 1982 Page 31

Dean 99-100,G. Webater9.1-95.18-19m'B'M. rig& 63-64, J. Anderson 60-81. G. 

Walbon 54-55. 14-15m C' G. Bmwn 87-88. K. Palmer. G. Smith 5555. Lady M. 

C~uugrande 50.50, S. Byrnes 71-72. Veteran K. Cnmeron 48-90. K. Crws 67-71. 

Jnr D. Wright 49-50, L. Taylor 48-56. Club winning team: Brislwne No. 1 - D. 

Smith. R. Dean, R. Dupuy, M. Briggs. J. Porter 241-250. Combination team: M. 

Cosasgrande, D. Cassagrande 9s-100. State PtsChp SOT Pts 15m: OAR. Collinson 

167-168, 'A' G. Webster 184-108, J. Byrnas 163.105, 'B' B. Herbert 144.150, K. 

Ward 167-174,CL. S~lari 136-150. E. Letts 134-150. Lady V. Deeley 142-150, Jnr 

D. Wright 143-150, Interstate Trap Team: D. Smith, R. Collinson. G. Webster, G. 

Cross, R. Dem, R. Rehbein, W. Stevens. K. Stevens, R. Sipson. 3. Porter. W. 

J?rancis, T. Halpin. B. Busteed. D. Stevens. K. Ward. Ladles InlerstateTrap Team: 

V. Deeley, C. Young, R. Dieckmann, K. Rehbein, K. Piefzner, B. Grice. Jnr 

Interstate team: D. Wright. R. Porter, P. Rehbein. L. Taylor. P. Gan. D. Shaw. 25T 

DB Hop SS: 25-25 C. Grimshaw. M. Jarvis. D.Connolly, D. Howe. S. Batty, R. Dean. 

R. Rehbein. C.Young, J. Webber. B. Cambell. J. Laucirica, B. Gocdrick.T. Hassem, 

0. Brown. N. Deeley. V. Deeley, W. Warren, R. Jewell. Eley intemne teams match 

(Postal): SE SEZone G. Stevens, W. Stevens, A. Hicks, K. Cameron. M. Hass. M. Swale. 

Stevens &Sons Sport8 Team Trophy: SE Zone D. Smith. J. Porter, W. Stevens. E. 

Chizzolti. K.Stevens, G. Stevens863-800. OAWinner 1981 Eley EventG. Webstw. 

OA High Gun G. Webater 344-350. Qld Champion D. Smlth. Interstate Team High 

Gun J. Porter. Ladies High Gun V. Deeley 317-350. Wes Intel'atate Team High 

Gun K. Pietzner. Jnr High Gun D. Wright 329-350. Jnr InterstateTeam High Gun 

D. -. Wrioht. 

O*%NE, 26.1-8e - Wne e Sunny (291. LOOT DB ism: D. Casngrande 

99-100, R. Hannah 98-100, W. Nioa 138-141. 

(10ONDIW?NDI. 184.82 -Fine &Sunny (47). 5T DB 15m EO SS: R. Hohn, P. 

Bennett. R. Deans, F. Wwde. J. Rnymond, M. O'Shea, R. Turner. R. WaU, L. Hohn. 

D. Gull. K. Denyer. G. Hohn. R. Bmk. M. Winning. B. Wccda. 20T DB 15m ABC 

grade trophies: 'KG. Hohn. 'EL. Hornby. 'C'M. McCoU. 50T SB 15m: 'KG. Hohn. 

K. Denyer. 'B' R. Hall. J. Park, 'C' J. Raymond, T. Ronnfeldt. Winner OA M. 

W!aning. OA High Gun M. Winning. 

~~~1,@-5-8P-Rne&Sunny (39). 5TDB 15m EO: P. h e . A. Gull. I. 

Woods. R. Turner. L. Pingkee, R. Brown. L. Buxton. 8. Pingkw. P. Tattam, J. 

Park, C. Tatlam, D. Gull, J. Peters. J. Raymond. K. Denyer, M. O'Shea, J. 

Robinson. 25T DB Hcp Opt SS: J. Raymond, J. Park. 25T DB 15m Club Chp: 'A' K. 

Denver. 'B' L. Buxton. 'C'J. Ravmond. 10T American Hca SS: J. Park. R. Brook. T. 

ME&. - -~ B. Crumn. OA Hirh bun J. Park. 

oYM~IE. 8.6-86 -+armu& &my (25)125~ DB 151x1: P. Hinschen. R. Chapman 

25-25. 20T DB Hcp: 14-l5m J. Doolan 20-20, 16.lsm R. Spencer 20-20. 20-25m 

BIU Sloberg 16-20. Gympie DB Chp 25T 15m: OA R. Spencer 34-34, 'A' Bill 

Stolberg 29.30, 'ST. Gmundwater 32-33. 'C' P. Hiihen 24-25.25TDB Tower: .A' 

J. 13wh & Bill Stolbcr~ 23-25, 'B' R. Wilson & Barry Stolbera 24-25. 'C' J. 

Cavanngh 25-25. R. Foster 22-25. High Gun Ross spencer 69-76. 

IPSWICH, 1-5-82 -Fine, warm (50). 25T Skeet SS: D. Alhack, A.J. Houselander. 

L. Bond. 25T Skeet SS: D. Alback. AJ. Houselander, L. Bond 25T DB Pts Grd SS 

15m: 'A'O. Walah, R. Giles. G. Mariner. 'B' J. Withers, P. Hall. 'C'D. Albock. A.J. 

Houselander. Colour City DB Chp: OAR. Giles 41-42, 'A'T. Kirby 40-42, 'B' A.A. 

Page 49-51. 'C' R. Verrills 38-40. 10 pr DR SS: C. Witt 18-20, R. Giles 17-20. A.S. 

IIouselnnder 18-20. High Gun R. Giler. 

KALWLNOLIR, 2.0-82 - Cwl & Overcast (45). 30T DB Mini Nationals Chp (15m) 

ABC Grade trophies. Badge to OA. Jnr & Ladies Trophies: OA & 'A' R. Spencer 

30-30. 'B' J. Bartlett 32.34, %' T. White 27.30, Jnr M. Gough 24.30, Ladies A. 

Hesbmk 20.30. 30T Pta Mini Nationals Chp (15m) ABC Grade trophies. Badge to 

OA: OA &'A' B. Lowry 88-90, WT. O'bughli 83-00, 'C'J. Easton 78-90.3C-T SB 

Mini National8 Chp (15m) ABC Grade Tmphien Badge to 0.4: OA & 'A' M. Gough 

28-30, 'B' R. Pcnniai) 26.30, 'C' W. Daniells 26-30. Graded High Gun (Cash Divide). 

'A' R. Spencer 138-130. 'B' S. Jackson 8: C. Camilleri 132-150. 'C' J. Easton 

129150. LBdies A. Hesbrwk 97-150. Novice 20T SB 15m - I. Vehagel 18-20. 

%INC)AROY.P-5-88- Warm&Sunny (39). 25TDB 15m: Novice W. Allan23-25. 

14-17m W. Muller 25-25. 18-25m R. Rosenberger 40-40. 25T DB Hcp: S. Reinke 

32-32, W. Ridner31-32, N. Weier29-30.10TPts 15m:'A'P. McDonald 30-30,'B'R. 

Roenberger 30.30, 'C' R. Smith 29-30, High Gun W. Muller. 

MoUNTIlJa. 17 k 18-4-82-C0~1 &Breezy (33). 25TDB Pts 1Sm: J. Newman, R. 

Magdim 74-75. R. Bentley 72-75. N. Marten 71-75, N. Zahner. E. Sahtiani 09-75. 

W. Wadon, D. Hart 68-75, G. Litherland 67-75, J. Janeoek, P. Kelly. J. Walker, M. 

McPhail 85-76, J. Edmonds. J. Hart 64-65. G. Randall. A. Borics, W. Buchanan 

80-15. 25T DB Hcp: R. Magdics. S, Batty 25-25. G. Randall. D. Hart. N. Zahner, J. 

Weedon 24-25. 0. Litherland. B. Palethorpe, P. Kelly 23-25, J. Edmonds. J. 

Janacck, J. Hart, D. Gilmore. P. Whatmore. L. Batty, W. Weedon. J. Newman 

22-85. R. Bawden. G. Magdics 21-25. 10T SB Cont 15m: L.G. Cook dnr. L. Batty 

10-10. hi. McPhail. J. Newman. T. Kittila. J. Bnwden, J. Sebativli 9-10. J. 

Edmonds, G. Magdice, R. Devemn. B. Palethorpe. F. Sebastiani. S. Barry. W. 

Weedon. 3. Sehtimi 8-10. R. Bentley. R. Magdics 7-10.25T DB Cont Chp: OA A. 

Buerollrer 31-31. 'A' 3. Newman 27-28. 'B' Magdics 30.31, 'C'M. McPhail22-25, R. 

Bontley. W. Weednn, J. Sebastiani 24-25. L.G. Cooke Jnr 23-25. E. Sebastiani 

22-26, J. Edmonds, D. Hart, P. Kelly, R. Deverson 21-26, 25T DB Pts 15m: A. 

Borice 74-75. R. Magdics. 1. Sebastiani. W. Weedon 73.75, J. Newman 72-75. J. 

Sebnstiuli. T. Kittila 70-75. J. Edmonds, P. Kelly, R. DeversOn. G. BuerOhler 

69-75. L.G. Cwke Sur 08-75, D. Hart, M. Mophail 87-75. High Gun R. Magdics 

204-210. Jnr High Guo D. Hart 184-210 

MOUNT18A, 8-5-82-Cool& Windy (3'6). 10TSBofCHcp: E. Sebastiani l(F10, J. 

Edmonds. 0. Magdics. P. Baron. N. BriMey. D. Hart, R. Magdios 9-10, J. Bawden, 

N. Filopulw, R. Harrison. B. PsleLhorpe. M. M0Phail.G. Joq. E. Young. J. Hart. 

3. McMahon. F.Novinetz 8-10. 25T DB off Hcp: D. Hart, R. Magdios, P. Thomas 

25-25. N. Wopoulos, B. Palethorpe. G. Jory. E. Young. J. MoMaon. E. Sebatiani. 

W. Weedon 24.25, P. Baron. T. Kittila. J. Hart. F. Novinetz 23-25. J. Bawden. R. 

Harrison. S. Batty, R. Bawden 22-25. 20T DB Pls off 15m: J. McMahon 58-60. G. 

Jory 57-80. M. McPhail, T. Kittila, R. Bentley. E. Sebastiani 5B-60. C. Bunagiar, F. 

Novinetz 55-50, N. Filopoulos. B. Palethorpe. J. Newmnn, D. Hart, W. Weedon, A. 

Pavan 54-60, J. Bawden. G. Magdics 52-50, A. Baemhler 51-60. MIGC Night DB 

PtsChp20Toff 15m: A. PavanOA 63-83, J. Hart'A'80-53. R. Magdics'B'62-63. J. 

Weadon 'C' 55-60. F. Novinelz, S. Batty. 57-60. P. Kelly 56-60. J. Edmonds. R. 

Bentley 55-60. A. Buerchler. W. Weedon, J. McMahon. P. Pistorious 54-60. 10 Pr 

DR 15m: W. Weedon. T. Kittila 11-20. M. Oiddy 18-20. .I. Newman. R. Magdics 

15-20, B. Palethorpe, J. McMahon, A. Pavan. P. Kelly 14-20, G. Magdics, E. 

Young. D. Hart 19-20. J. Edmonds. M. MePhail. G. Jory. F. Thomas 12-20. High 

Gun J. McMahon 158-175. 14m High Gun R. Magflics 156-1 75. Jnr High Gun D. 

Hart 152-175. 

Presents 

ANMUAL SHOQ7 1962 

over twa days 

September, 4 d2 5 

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1 Saturday Sepember 4, at i.30pnr 

0 Sunday September 5, at 9.00 am 

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Winchester Tournament $3,000.00 + 

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Page 32 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWWULY 1982

I ANNUAL OPEN SHOOT 

Event I. 

SPONSORED By; 

4UI;UST 14 8 15 1882 

Saturday August 14, Commeneirtg 9 am 

Norn $8.00 

Killymoon Double Barrel Championship pzAEr~-~ 

25T off 15m. O/S $2.00 

Trophies OIA, 1st & 2nd each Grade plus Lady & Junior 

c-., 2 

y5:7 

Group of Companies. 

Townsville 

Event 2 

Killymoon Point Score Championship 

257 off 15m. OiS $2.00 

Trophies O/A, I & 2 each Grade plus Lady & Junior 

Nom $8.00' 

Event 3 

25T Double Barrel $500 Cash Hcp. 

Nom $1 0.00 

Event 4 

Killymoon Single Barrel Championship 

25T off 15m. 01s $2.00 

Trophies OIA, Z & 2 each Grade plus Lady & Junior 

Nom $8.00 

Event 5 

Event 6 

BARBECUE TEA SATURDAY NIGHT 

Sunday August 15, Commencinu 9 am 

Killymoon Cash Divide 

25T off 15m 

Divided by metreage groups 14, 15-19, 20-25. 

25T Double Barrel $500 Cash Hcp. 

Nom $8.00 

Nom $1 0.00 

Event 7 Nom $7.00 

Kitlymoon DID Championship 

10 pairs of 15m. O/S $2.00. Trophies OIA, 1 & 2 each Grade plus Lady & Junior. 

Sponsored by: BLUE DOT TARGETS 

Event 8 Nom $6.00 

Killymoon Deauville Doubles C'ship 

20 Pairs off 20m 01s $2.00 1st & 2nd 

"AVERAGE SCORE HlGH GUN" Winchester Super X 5 Shot Automatic 

Donated by Ray Schinkel SHOOTERS WAREHOUSE Townsville 

"OVERALL HlGH GUN" Mec 650 Reloader plus Sash Donated by WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA 

"LADIES & JUNIORS HlGH GUN" also 6076 Nominations for Ladies & Juniors on Championships 

PRESIDENT: 

Tom Cornerford 

(077) 73 28 75 

SECRETARY: 

~~~~&~~~~ 

C~~PIN-& 

FAGILB-BES 

PUBLICITY OFFICER: 

Sandra Wade 

(077) 72 3962 

Daphne Leeds 

(077) 79 3 149 

Practice available Friday afternoon 

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MOUNTPA. 8-582-Finf(17). 25TSket: T. Kittila24-25. R. Deverwn, 3. Hart TOWNSVILLE. 18-5.82- Warm with very strong winds (54). 1OT DB off Hop: R. 

23-25. 3. Newman. A. Buerchler, 3. Edmonds 21-25. J. Waod. N. Rlopoulm. D. Schinkel. F. Hazelton 10. 10T PS Hcp: F. Hazelton 30pts. 1OT SB off Hcp: Mac 

Hart. P. KeUv 20-25. W. Ruchnnun 18.25. A. Borlcs 16.25. J. McMahon 15-25. Qld Stneman. A. Edwards. 3. Wilkinmn 9-10, 10T SB off 15m: N. Croker 10. 1OT DB 

Ball Trae ~ h IODT: o 'A' P. Kellv 85-100. 'B' 3. Sebastiani 77-100. 'C' 3. McMahon off 15m: Tony Comerford. R. Aitkenhead. 8. Fairbrother. N. Benson 10.10TPSoff 

75.100. 'T. Kittila 81-100. J. ~cimonds 80,100.J. Newman 78.100. A. Buemhler 15% Mac Stoneman. N. Croker. A. Kenna. G. Rewes, F. Hazelton 30pts. 1OT DB 

71-100. D. Hart 72-100. 

Cont offHcp: N. Croker 10. lOT Cont Pts off 15m: G. Reeves. R. Britton 3Opls. 1OT 

MUNOUNOO. 11-4-89 - Gocd - fine - mild (18). 1OT SB Common mark: Ray SBContoff 15m: B. Edwars. MacStoneman 10.5 PslrDRofIl5m: J. Findlay 9-10. 

Duffy, Noel Goody, Arnie Williams. 15T DB Kill Common mark Ray Duffy, Noel The overall winner on program A. Kenna 87-100. M. Stoneman sot 83-100. N. 

Goodv Amie Williams. 10T DB Hco: Burnett Goodv. b v Duffv. -- Noel Gmdv. Corker shot 82-100. 

'2.6. Williams (Sec), CI- ~6spital.'~onlo Q463O. Khan; 11. 

Sandra Wade. Publicity Officer. Phone 723962. 

MONOUNOO SOCIAL, 9-6-82 - Good, fine & sunny (25). loT SB 14% Ray WANDOAN, 184-8% -Fair (13). XIT DB off 15171: 20-20 D. James. K. Eames. 

Duffy. Bmy Zimpel, Bevan Goody. 15T DB Kill 143x1: Ray Duffy, Nwl Gocdy 19-20 C. Bolt, W. Mundell. 20T DB Pts off Hcp: K. Eames. N. James, L. Kearney. 

Bevan Gocdy. 15T DB Kill Hcp: Don Jones. Barry Zimpel, John Cahill. 5 pr DR Wandoan Dist. Chp 25T DB pta off Ism! 'A' C. Boll. 'ii' W. Mundell. 'C' N. James. 

14m: Bevan Goody. Bruce Elliott. b y Duffy. 5T Ladies Event 14m: Reslyn 20T SB off Ism: 19-20 G. Mason. B. Gadsby. 18-20 W. Mundell. 10 pr DR off 15m: 

Benecke. Beth Hutmn, Helen Hutton. High Gun won by Ray Duffy. 

C. Bolt. K. Eames, D. James. 

Secretmy! (Mm) Dulcic Williams. CI- Hospital. hlont Q. 4630. Phone Monto 11. WANDOAN, 16-6-82 - Perf& (17). 10T SB off 15m: W. Francis. B. Roberts. L. 

hFlTABUARA.,.1-6-82 - Fine, sunny. Easterly wind (fairly strong].(low). 5 Zaismer. Barry Kroppropps 20T DB off 15m: L. Kearngy. W. Francis, R. Gundry. 20T 

BM DB EO: N. Langdon 5. P. Delahunty 4. C. Delahunty 3. B. Spence 3, B. Bwk 3. pts off Hcp: R. Rozenberg, B. Roberts. B. Beckman. 10 pr DR off 15m: R 

J. Delnhunty 5. 10 Bird DB: P. Dclahunty 9, C. Delahunty 9. J. Delahunty 9, N. limnberg. B. Roberts. D. James, K. Earnes. K. Williams L. Kearney. High Gun B. 

Iimgdon 10. B. Spenoe 8. B. Back 9, 3. Poole 7. 10 Bird SB: P. Delahunty 9, C. . Roberts. 

Delahunty 9, L. Langdon 9. B. Spnce 8. B. Back 8,J. Delahunty 8.10 Bird DB Pts: WARWICK, 26-82- Cold - windy (53). ST DB Annual Trophy: EO. 25TDB Sthn 

P. Delahunty 26, B. Spence 26, C. Delnhunty 23, N. Langdon 18, B. Back 24, J. Downs Chp: OA G. Newey, 'A' F. Fiechtner, '8' M. Winning. 'C' M. Gibson. 20T SB 

Delahunty 24.5 pr DR: P. Delahunty 5. N. Lnngdon 7. C. Delahunty 8, B. Spence 6. 15m: 21.25m M. Hass. 16-20m Don Cameron. 14-16m M. Winning. 15 prs DD. F. 

B. Bmk 5. 3, Delahunty 7, G. Scott 7. 

Fiechtner & J. Hockings. M, Haas & Scott Bartley. High Gun M. Hass. FM M. 

PORTDENIBON. 23-6-82 -Fine - clear (35). 15T DB SS Hop: 3. Malone 15-15, D. Winning, 

Pugh 15-15. G. McDonnell 15-15. 15T PS SS from 15m C. Haller 45-45. J. Malone Daphne Cameron, Seo. (076) 61 4220. 0 

44-45, P. Hull 44-45.30TSB John Pilcher MemorialTmphy Hcp: J. Malone 29-30. 

J. Scalin 27-30, R. Schinkel 26-30. 25T DB Cont Port Denison Chp 15m: 'A' B. 

Malone 25-26. '3' W. Ingleden 24-25, %' S. Malone 25-25. OA S. Malone. 

R R N . 16-5-8Z - Very windy (15). Skeet 25T ofl Hcp: 0. Huff, E. 

Letts 25-25, K. Mackay. J. Storeh 24-25. Skeet 25Toffgun: G. Huff. A. Atcheson. 

J. Storoh 24-25. Skeet 25T Off gun: J. Parmenter 23-25, W. McL. 22-25. Trap 

30T DB C0nt Chp: OA & 'C' P. Trotter 29-31. 'B' W. Warner 28-30, 'A' J. Storch 

27-30. Trap 30T SB Off 15m: 3. Storch 27-30. P. Trotter, W. McLeod 28-30. Trap 15 

pr DRoff 15m: W. McLeod 24-30. P. Tmtter 2290. W. Warner 21.30. HighGun P. 

TRADE PRACTICES ACT 

Tmtter - - . . 04.~50. . - - - 

ROtdA, 17 k 18-4-82 - Fine (441. 17-4-82: 25T DB 15m Maronoa Chp: OA M. 

Has5 40-40. 'A' R. ~ean 38-40, 'B'T. M ~ ~ ~ O27-28, W S 'C D. Bowman 25-26.25~ SB The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices 

15m MaranoaChp: OA R. Nugent 28-28;A'M. Haes 25-26, 'B'G. Haig 27-28, 'C'J. Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to 

Fielder 27-30. 20 pr DD Western Zone Chp: W. Iles 26-27, R. Dean 26-e7. C. Reid advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that 

37-38, V. ?Lipman 37-39.184-82: 25T DB PEs MaranoaChp: OAD. Turnbull 76-75, 

'A' M. Hase10.1-105, 'B'O. Schmidt 74-75. 'C' C. Bryant 72.75.40T DB 15m CD: G. advertisements which are published in this magazine comply 

Watson. G. Herborts, G. Redmond, H. Cameron. R, Rosenberger, W. Iles 40-40. in ail respects with the Act and the responsibility must 

2 0 DB ~ 15m PresidentsTrophy: V. ~ipmy79-79. H. Cameron 78-79, G. Redmond therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency 

38-40. 

submitting the 

ROm, 16-5-82 -Fine (17). 2OT DB Hcp R. Nugent 2020, 8. advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. 

Cameron 20-20. 

G. Herbert6 19-20. D. Bowman 19-20.2OT Pw Ism: H. Camemn 6060. E. Denton and Waterwheel Press reserve the right to refuse any 

59-60. R. Numnt 58.8. 2 0 SB ~ HCP: D. Thom~son. B Camemn. G. Iierberts. R advertisement without stating the reason. 

Nugent, H. heron 19-20. 10 DR: D. ~olley 19-20, D. Bowman 18-20. 

SILKWOOD. 154.82 - Very wet (31J.25T Skeet Hcp SS. S. Graeo. I. Gmo. G. 

Camsrlinghi. J. Stelln, N. Bruce 25-25. 25T DB Hop: 14-15m G. Pezmtto 25-25. 

16-IQm M. Puccini 24-25.20-25m R. Simpson 24-25. Puccini Cup lOTPS 15m: J. 

Anderaon 30-30. slluaaodDB Chp 25T 15m ABC: 'A'F. Gruerra Jnr 25-25, 'B' A. 

Rusm 25.25 & OA, 'C' S. Greco 24-25. Maloam Fuller Team Shield: Team; L. 

DiMaria, M. Pucoini, S. Greco, G. Pezzetto, S. Com 147-150. High Guns L4m N. 

Bruce 124-139. High Gun OA R. Simpson 130-135. 

81LKWOOD, 16-6.88 - Very wet (27). 2OT DB 15m Weh Trophy: 14-15111 M. 

Hunt 20-20, 16-19m M. Puccini 20-20. 10-25m L. DiMaria 20-20. S W d & Dist. 

DB Chp: 'A' 8. Coco 24.25, 'B' & OA L. DiMaria 25.25, %'A. Cali 23-25.15T DB & 

15TSB 15mPrizee: 'A'P. Guerra Jnr 29-30, 'B' S. Archie 28-30, 'C' N. Bruce 28-30. 

S'Wd & Diat DR Chp ABC Trophy Pewters: 'A' & OA M. DiMsuro 28-30. 'B' G. 

PezzeM 24-30, Y? N. Bruce 24-30. Dimaurol'nphy event 2OTPS: L. Dimaria 60-60. 

F. Guerra Jnr 60-60, S. Coco57-60. High Gun L. DiMaria. 14m HighGunS. Grem. Sunday August I, 4982 

EUN8BE4E COAB'C, 18-4-82 - Fine (32). iOT EO DB CD: G. SEglamm~, a. 

Dunne. S. Jackaon. R. Cha~man. G. Nn0ier.G. Barker.G. Fett. F. HaU.A. Thorue. 

9.00 am Start 

R. ende ere on l0.b. 2WT DB 15k: 'A.R. Spncer 40-40. 'B' B.~unne 20-20, 'C'P~ 

Hinnchen 20-20. 20T SB Chp: OAR. Spencer 2021. 'A' R. Chapman 19-21. 'B' B. 

Wilwck6 19-91, 'C' K. Ryan 18-20. 20T DB Pw Hcp: G. Burliaon 88-90. R. Event 1 

Henderson 85-90. A. Thorw 78-SO. 10 Pr DD 2Om: D. Bickers. Jim Bickers 10-10, 

25T S.B. Dist C'ship 15m 

R. Henderson, K. ~urohiil 8-10. 

TAbBO,164-82 -Mild &Sunny (70). 2OT DB Pts 15m: W. Chandler 88-69. D. 

Badge OIA Trophies 

TurnbuU 68-69. K. Harlow 65-66. POT SB 15m: A. Wale 2-20, G. Jarv is 30-31. E. 

Graded A.B.C. 

Johnaton 29-31. Central Zone Chp 20T DB Walk-up: T. Jarvis 17-20 'A' badge, J. 

OIS each trap 

Webber 19-25 'B' badge, K. Hurlow 17-95 'C badge. 4OT DB Hcp (Mini Ca!cutt3: B. 

McPaul 64-55. R. Jarvis 63-65, A. Taylor 45-47. Lndies tmphy R. Jarvis. Night 

Chp 30T DB Ism: D. Turnbull 31-31 'A' bndge, G. Johnston 30-31 'B' badge. A. 

Event 2 

Taylor 29-31, K. Harlow 'C' badge. 14-15m High Gun K. Harlow 131.140, 

$750 - 40T D.B. Cash shoot 

Intermediate High Gun .I. Johnston 125-140. 

$200 each (14-15),(16-20),(21-25) 

TERRlUVORA LAKES. 13-6-82 - rme, iight wlnd (24). 10T SB Hcp Rose Sagse 

OiA $100 - Best 14-15 $50.OC 

Cup: I. Sleigh 1010. 2OT DB Pt6 15m Barbara Turner Mem: J, Duyker 60-60. I. 

SLeigh96-96, B. Ridler 92-96. 2oT DB 15m AB4rC: 'XI. Sleigh 25-26.'Ba B. Ridler 

Event 

24-24, '2' F. Hollier 19-20. 20 pr DD 20m Club Chp: A. Cox & F. 

3 

Uollier 23-25. B. 

Ridler& 3. Withere 32-35. J. 25T D.B. Dist. C'ship - 15m 

Duyker & J. Ferrett 31-35: 10 pr DR SS:'AaM. Swale. 

'B' J. Ferrett & P. Bailey. 'C' F. Hollier. High Gun J. Withers 104-110, FM High 

Badge OIA Trophies A.B.C. 

Qun F. HolUcr 97-110. 

Bob Ridler Sec. (075) 3533444. 

TEXAS, 86-4-62 - bme & Warm (Y7). ZOT DD Choioe Chp illm: R. PotterIS. 

Mjhalka 25-26. B. WhiWJ. Bmnio 24-26. 10 pr DR Hcp: 14-16111 R. Beard 18-20. 

17-25m E. Redmnn 13-20. 20T SB Ameriann SS D. Redman 20-20, J. Redman The Committee reserves the right to alter the program 

PO-20. 

if necessary. 

TOOWOOMBA. 9-6-82 -Fine (481. SOT Amer. Skeet: 0-1 M. Barton 49.50.2-3 A. 

.. ., .. - - ~ -- - -~ 

P. Ellen D. Mulch G. Watson 

25-85, 'B'T. Robininson 35-36. 'C'N. Power 21-25, 25TDB 1516 'KG. ~eGy26.26, Presidenl: Treasurer: Zone President: 

'B'J. Kennedy 25-25, 'C'J. Hnrris 25-26. lOPr DD 20m: M. HaaslW. Reid 16-17. K. Ph: (074) 64 1091. Ph: (074) 64 1734. Ph: (074) 64 1467 

FieohtnerN.-Tipman. Best 11-14m A. Maoleson 46-50. Veterans Hi~h Gun W. 

Hughea48-50. +rap High Gun M. Barton Ei-62. OA High Gun M. ~ arGn 98-100. 

9K. Miller. Ph 341265. 

Page 34 

High Gun; ~ntermediate High Gun; Best Front 

Marker Trophy I 


- Sunday tlunust I 

9.00 

ALBATROSS, 1-5-82 - Fine. cml night. 2OT Nlgllt'~~ Hcp C D: A. Spillman 

L9.20. I. Rehbein 17.20. G. Parris 17-20. FM Al. McGratll 16-20. 25T Night PS 

Ism: J. Perks 65-75. B. Goodsell 63-75. A. ~pillnlan 62-75. 15T Night SB Con1 

Sweep ism; A. Spillman 13-16. J. McMilisn 12-16. J. Perks 11-15. Box Sweep: J. 

Perks. 

I. Rehbein (0441 21 5952. 

ALBATROSS. 16-5-62 - Fine DaX. D.F. GOLDMG MEMORIAL SHOCIT. 25T DB 

Ism: K. Edwa1~dds25~25. J. McMillm24-25. A. SDillnran 24-25. Fhl J. Perke65-75. 

25T --- SB -- Ism ---- ~ K Edwards . . ... 24-25 .- ~-. J .. Perks - ..~~. 20.25' .I McM~llm~ M McKenn 19-25 

~ ~-. -. ~ ~ --. ~ ~ - ~ . 

PM K. Glanvitle. LOT Quail Shoot! K. Glanvikle 8-10. hl. McKean 8-10, J. Mc~illa; 

8-10. D.F. GOLDING HIGH GUN TROPIiY: K. Edwal'ds 77-85. J. McMillan 75-85. 

3. Perks 71-85. FM K. Glanville. 

I. Rehbein (044) 215952. 

ALBURYIWODONGA. 8-5Bt- Pine& Mild (31). 15T DB off Ism; 'A'D. COlemCm 

25-25. A. Clark 22-23. 'B' 1. Mcikwh 31-32. Adrian Gale 21.22. 'C' M. O'Hara 

24-25, K. Wilson 16-17. 15T PS off 15m: 'A' G. Robinson 90.90. 'B' W. Koopman 

45-45. 'C' T. Kwpman 45-45. 1ST Hcp: T. French 35-35, R. Petts 36-38. T. 

Koopman 35-38. 

BARELLAN. 9-5-88 -Cloudy & MiM (281. 10T EO off Hcp: 10-10 G. Ceely. K. 

Whvtoross. 8-10 R. Rixon. D. Lindsav. N. McDern~otl. L. Irvln. A. Paonne. 15T 

~ r & h off ~ Hcp: G. Ceely. E. Dnvies. %. McDerrnott. E%l R Rixon. RM I. Evans. 

Lady shooter C. RaadCcwr. Fam~ly I. 8; B. Charles, 2OT Les Dow Shield in conj 

tvitll3 CID: Narrandern No. 1 lean won tllc Lc.; Uow Sh~eld with a score of 89-100. 

D. Walker 20-20. 

High Gun was won by George Cecly fronl Narrandera. 

BATEMANS BAY. 16-5-82 - Fine & Mild (31). 10T DB 15m: J. Braiuka. W. 

Richards LO-i0. 30T DB Psrp,Yrophy 15m: OA J. Ford 29-80. 'A'S, Balogh 4143. 

'B' E. Fieiden 31-34, 'C'J. Braiuka 27-30. 20 Pr DD Club Chp: S. Balogh & R. Hart 

20.20, W. Richards & W. Mmkay 25-30. 2OT PS 15m: E. Ficlden 59-80. S. Bahgh 

57.60. Jamie Shepherd 56-60. High Gun E. Fielden 93-100. 

BEOA, 2d-BS - Fine & Warn1 (26). 10T SB EO: N. Teale. R. Brown & W. 

Richards. 25T SB: R. Elliott, W. Mackay. W. Rich31,ds. 25T DB: 14m R. Penchey. 

15.16111 W. Richards. 17-20m 0. Feilen. Quail Shaot: S. Platts. 10 ON 25m: Ross 

Elliott. High Gun: W. Richards. Inter High Gun: N. Teale. 

BOGGARBRUGUNNEDAH. 17.4.82 - Fine & Cloudy (301. 10T DB EO: 10.10 R. 

Taylor. D. Morris. K. Brazer. D. Howurth. C. Bwton. G. Carlyon. R. Woods. T. 

Campbell. 1OT SB 15m: 10-10 R. Tnylor. T. Huggins. G. Walters. C. Barton. B. 

Daniels. 20T PS Ism: 20-59T. Huggins. 20-58 B. Taylor. 20-57 B. Daniels. 5 pr DR 

Ism: $0 R. Taylor, 8-10 K. Flszer. G. Carrer. I. Kemmis. R. McCahon. C. Barton. 

R. W-, G. Kennedy,T. Dowsett. R. Cross. 10prDD: 10-10D. Morria. K. Frater. 

J, hlatiski. R. Brady. 

DORRBGO GUN CLUBm 

Open Shoot 

. - 

O'Glock Start 

1 Event 1. Norns: $6.00 

&T NORTHERN TABLELANDS 

D.B. CHAMP. - 15m. 

Trophies O'All 

1st & 2nd Each Grade 

Junior & Lady Champions 

Sweeps $1.00 

Event 2 Noms: $6.00 

25T NORTHERN TABLELANDS 

S.B. CHAMP. - 15m. 

Trophies O'AII, 1 & 2 Each Grade 

Sweeps $1 .OO 


15T POINT SCORE HCP. 

TROPHY EVENT 

Troohies 1st 2nd & 3rd. 


20T D.B. CASH HANDICAP 

Divided 25% ea. 10 

50% o'all 

LADIES & JUNIORS HALF NOMS: ON EVENTS 1, 2, & 3. 

Overall High Gun Junior High Gun 

$100 has been donated for any shooter wlio shoots the 

program (Targets to count). 

Meals & Cartridges Available 

The Committee reserves the right to alter the 

program if necessary. 

PRESIDENT: A. Mitchell SECRETARY: Diane Davis 

(066) 57 61 25 2 Burke St., 

Coffs Harbour 2450 

GUN CLUB 

Seventh Go 

ay Shoot 

Sixth Junior 

Masters 

SIX TRAPS - 

3 UNDER L 

AUGUST 27th, 28th 8, 

29th, 1982 

Planes depart Sydney 

9 a.m. & 3 p.m. Friday 

Return Sydney 5.30 p.m. 

Sunday & Monday 

Morning at 11 .OO a.m. 

See August C.T.S.N. for full program. 


BWOARBRVO~AII, a & 94.82 - Fine and clear (85. Saturday, 45 

Sunday).. 8-5-82: 15T DB CD 15m EO: D. Morris. I, Knowles. G. Bayliss. N. 

Nugent, J. Barker, L. Bull. 6. McPherson, I. Atkinson, R. Drain, R. Murray. G. 

Wilson, B. Thornson. S. McMaster. P. Pmudfoot, C. Barton. R. Young. S. Stanley. 

G. Bhclunan, R. Cross, A. Devine. Liverpcol Plains Classis 20T PS 16m: OA F. 

O'Neil. 'A' K. Frazer, 'B' R. Ringlands, 'C' H. Ptaadnski. The Taliy-Ha Cup ( tm 

event) 20T PS Ism: Tamworth No. l.rG. Wilson. K. Frazer, C. Burt, R. Melville. R. 

Whilten, 2nd Narrabri No. 1. R.,Young. G. Bayiiss, F. Atkinaon. B. McPherson. R. 

Mopherson. Best Individual score J. Barker, D. Colwell. FM H. Ptnszinki. 2OT DB 

Hcp: 20-20 R. Drain, B. Jackson, A. Lyne. G. Wilson, K. Frazer, T. Huggins. P. 

Smith. 96-82: lSTDB 15m EO: K. Lyne, K. Frzer. R.Br&y, A, Lyne. D. Mench. 

J, Angue, R. Drain. R. Taylor. B. Tliomaon. NSW Nthb Zone DD Chp 20 pr8 z2m: 

R. Whitten, G. Walter5 (Tamworth), A. Raiabeck (Upper Hunter). J. Paul (Cessnock 

City). 40TDB Hcp: 40-40 15-17mC. Loughery. 39-40 14m K. Frazer, T. Atkinson. 

39-40 18-21m D. Menoli. 33-40.22-25m V. Eather. N~gh Gun R. Drain. Intermediate 

High Gun B. Daniels. FM,,K. Frker. :. .' 

BOMBALA, f 6-5-80-Fine(25). 10TDB:T. Kennedy. R. Bmwn. D. Badewitz. H. 

Kennedy. W. Mackay. 0. Feilen, J. Stubbs. 0. Bcnaon;K. Wellsmore 5 SB. ,S DB: 

Club trophy J. Stubbs.20 ASA: W. Mackay. J. Stubbs. R: Brown. FM R. Platb, 10 

PS: T. Kennedy, H. Kennsdy.'G, Feiten. 0. Bensen. High Gun: J. Stubbs. 

BWROWA. 24-442 - Wet.&' Windy (19). 10T EO CD:R: Murphy. W. Warren 

10-10. 10T PS SS: B. Grmott 30-30, D. Boulding 29-30. B. Warren 29-30. 20T DB 

Hcp 'T~ophy: C. Warren. W. Warren. FM B. Smithera. 20T SB 1 Sm: W. Warren. D. 

Boulding. Fhl WLin Corcoran. 

J. G. Martin (063) 853 220. 

BOOROWA. 83-5-89 - Fine &Cold (39). 1OT EO CO: Mal Campbell, G. Sinclair, 

J. Scott. J. Tarrant 10-10. 10T PS SS: D. Boulding. C. Cormran, Mal Campbell 

30-30.20T DB f5m: R. Percival. C. Sinclnir. M. Cylsidy. C. Hardy 20-20 winner in 

shoot off, M. Cassidy. C. Hardy. ?M R. Percival: 10Pr DR. L. Scott. C. Warren 'Sec'. 

FM C. Cormran. . . 

J. G. Martin. Neilson St.. Bcomwa. Ph (063) 853 220. 

COBAR. 9-a-8B - Fine & Sunny (42). 25T Skeet: OA D. Osborne 2825. 2JT 

Trench: OA G. Betts 24-25. Club Trophy PS 25T Hcp: OA A. Taylor 74-75. DB Hop 

30TBeryl JonesMemorial:G. Baldry 31-31. R. Langford 30-31, I. Thompson 29.30 

FM. SB 25T 15m: 'A'P. Burness. R. Dawson. D. Osborne 23-25. 'B' A. Eves 16-25. 

'C' P. Lnngford 23-26. EKigh-~k D. Osborne. P. Langford. N. Singleton. OA Jnr 

High Gun R. Langfanl. 

Mrr L. Betts, Box 415. P.O. Cohar (068) 382717. 

COBAR. 26-5-82 - Fine & h l (391. 25T Skeet Chp: 'A' D. Osbrne. 'B' P. 

Burgeae. '2' B. Walton. 25T Tmnch Chp: 'A' A. Turner Jnr, 'B' E. Hoggard. 'C' M. 

Ramien. 25T DB C~D: 'A' D. Osborne. 'B'J. Ra~lus. 'C' P. Rindand 25T SB Cho: 'A' 

J. MannaSnr, 'B'P. ~rwks. Z~TPSC~~: 'A'D.-~c~illan. '~'i~ini, 'C'G. ~et&. 10 

pr DR Chp: 'A' A. Turner Jnr. 'B' J. Raglus, 'C' P. Langford. OA Champion of 

Champions A. Turner Jnr. Jnr High Gun B. Manna. 

L. Betts. Box 415. P.O. Cobnr, 2835. 

COW3 HARBOUR, 944-SII - PAERFECT (22). 25T DB DTL: G. Harrison 25-25. 

25T Trench: G. Harrison 22-25. 2ST Skeet: R. Palmer 25-25. 25T DB Twr: B. 

Wenban 28-28. Chp of Chps: B. Wenban 92-10. R. Palmer 91-100, G. Harrison 

90-100. 

R. Palmer (0661 521708. 

Event 1 

Event 2 

CLUB 

(Affiliated A.C.T.A.) 

SATNRUAY JULY 24, 1982 

COMMEIiClNG 12.30 urn. 

10T P.S. El0 off 15m. 

25T P.S. C'SHIP 

Off 15m. Op. S. $2.00 OIA 

OIA Sash & Trophy A.B.C. Grade Trophies. 

Nom: $2.00 

Norn: $6.00 

Event3 Nom: $6.00 

BANK of N.S.W. Single Barrel C'ship 

OR 15m. Op. S. $1.00 O/A 

O/A Sash & Trophy 1st 2nd ea. Grade 

Sponsored by Bank of N.S.W. South Wagga 

Event 4 Norns: $6.00 

20T P.S. Trophy H'Cap 

Op. S. $1 .OO ea. 1 OT, $1 .OO O/A 

FM - 14m, 15-17m.. 18-21m.. 22-25rn., 

Trophy 1st ea. group 

BLAKE STEWART SHIELD SHOP IN CONJUNCTION - 

TEAMS OF 5 

HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAM 

resident: R. Blake 

Sunday July 25, 1982 

10T D.B. SWEEP 

20T BOOMERANG S.B. 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

A GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

B GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

C GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

Sash Overall Winner 

Ribbon Each Grade 01s $1.00 

201 BOOMERANG DB I-lcp. 

Overall Winner Winchester Auto 

14m Group Mec. 600 

15-i9m Group Mec. 600 

20-25rn Group Mec. 600 

BOOMERANG SHIELD TO BE SHOT IN CONJUNCTION 

OISweep $1 .OO 

lOPr BOOMERANG D.R. 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

A GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

B GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

C GRADE 500 CARTRIDGES 

Sash Overall Winner 

Ribbon Each Grade 

OlSweep $1.00 

* HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 2,3 & 4 * 

* LADIES & JUNIORS HALF NOMS * 


'OPEN DAY SHOOT 

,SUNDAY IIUGUST 29, 1982 

9 am start 

Event I 

30T Double Barrel 15m 

A.B.C. 1st & 2nd each grade $1.00 Optional sweep each 10 targets. Sweep $3.00 

Event 2 

40T Cotton Growers 

Cash Handicap $700.00 a 

20T Double Barrel 20T Points Score 

$200.00 14 metres $200.00 19-25 metres 

$200.00 15-1 8 metres $1 00.00 Overall 

Optional sweep $1 each 20T 

Noms $8.00 

Noms $1 8.00 

Event 3. Noms $9.00 

Champion of Champions 

30T Double Barrel 20 metres, Overall Badge & Sash 

A.B.C. 1st & 2nd each grade. 

Overall high gun 

Intermediate high gun 

Junior high gun (5 or more shooters) 

Ladies high gun (5 or more shooters) 

Extra events if time permits. 

C grade Junior and Ladies half nominations for whole program. 

* lunch and refreshments available * 

on. SECRETARY: Mrs D. Hall 

"Nymboyda" 

BOGGABILLA 2409 


COFFSHARBOUR, 1-6-82- Windy & Cod1 (19). Woalgw@lSkeet Chp 50T: OA 

Reg Clarke 65-66. 'A' Adrian Cousins 64-66, 'B' Frank Baldwin 48-52. 'C' Peter 

GMdings 43-50. 5OT Moonee Skeet Chp: OA Adrian Cousins 58-59. 'A' Geoff 

Walter8 57-59. '8' Frank Baldwin 46-50, 'C' Dan Secwmbc 45-50. 

R. Frrlmer (OtlE> 521708. 

National Skeet Chp: Adrian Cousins 198900, Reg Clarke 194-200. Bruce Wenbnn 

193-2W. 

R. Palmer (066) 521708. 

COFFBHARBOUR, 8-5-88-Perfect(23). 1OTDB 15m: 10.10 W. Neill. T. Smith. 

B. Wenban. J. Farrell. D. Chambers. R. Pslmer. 20TDB ClubChp: J. Farrell56.56. 

W. NeilI 55-56, K. Thornton 44-45. l0TSB 15m: 10.10 J. FarreU, 9-10 W. Neill, C. 

Crighton. B. Wenban, G. Harrison, D. Chambers. K. Thornton. SOT DB Cant l5m: 

10-10 B. Wenban. G. Beling, R. Brtlett. D. Chambers, R. Palmer. 5 Pr DR 15m: 

10-10 J. Dunn. B. Wen&. High Gun: Bruce Wenban. 

R. Palmer (066) 521708. 

WFFBRARBOUR, 22.5-62 - PerOeek(f1). 25TSkeet: 25-25 Bruce Wenbnn. 25T 

Skeet: 25-25 R. Pa1mer.B. Wenban. IVFDBTower: 10-10 B. Wenban, 9-1OL. Kemp 

& R. Polmor. 10T SB Tower: 10-10 R. Palmer, 9-10 D. Geccombe. K. Hayes. High 

Gun: R. Palmer 82-84. 

R. Palmer (066) 521708. 

COFlOWA, a54.sz- Cold.& Windy (31). 5TDR W CD (Grdf: 'A' E. Tomaeoni. K. 

Gittings. G. Robinson. 'B' R. Gamhle. 'C' M. GriMn, J. Mills. M. Gittings. 10 pr 

Curown & Diat. DR Chp: 'A' & OA L. Mimh 19-20, 'B' R. Gamble 14-20. 'C' J. Mills 

14-20, FM B. Doran (Alb-Wod) 13-20.20THcp: F. laria 21-21. R. Gamble 20-21. D. 

GittLngS 19-20, BM E. Tomasoni 17.20. Jnr A. Buck 14.20. 10T PS CD: 'A' T. 

PfeiIler 28-30. 'B' R. Gamble 25-30, %' T. Pearce 30-30. 

COWRA, 2-5-82 -Perfect (82). Jackpot Trophy 2VF DB Hop: H. Koselski 27-27. 

I. Campbell 28-27, J. Smith 24-25. BMP. Mould 18-20, CentralTsbIelands DB Chp: 

'A' O. Schneider 96-98. C. Warren 95.98. '8'J. Carte: 32-33, S. Brunton 28-30. 'C I. 

Campbell 48-47, D. VeM5les 29-30, OA G. Schneider 96-96. Lachlan Valley Grand 

Hop 40T DB: 14-18 N, Butt 43.44. D. Bwlding 42-44, 17-19 J. Owen 19-50, D. 

T08haok 48-50, 20-25 A. Cramp 37-40, R. Taylor 40-44, OA D. Venablps 40-40. 

Sweep 2OT PS: J. Owen, D. Piotrowski, J. Watts. High Gun D. Venables. 

F. Adams, 20 Pym ST.. Millthorp 2798. Mrs J. Mould, P.O. Box 264. Oowra 

9701 

-Y. 28-5-80 -Fine (18). 1GT Cont $0: 7 shared. 2CG Cont Chp R. Walker 

35-35, D. Jakel 3635. K. Robinson 25-26. 20T DB Hop: R. Walker 20-20, J. 

Holmhier 38-38. H. Armstrong 37-39. G. A. Edwards SB Cup: K. PadBeld 19. 

St, Armstrvng (058) 831565. 

GAtQdAIN. 1-5-82 -Sunny, wl. perfect day (20). ST DB Hcp: 10 p a . 10T DB 

Hop: L. Graham, D. Lindsay. R. Calman. G. Orailam 10-10. 15T DB Trophy: S. 

Mnnninn. L. Graham. A. Jon=. FM W. Evans. tadv Shwter D. Roben, lOT DB 

Hcp: B. Eharles. J. ~ugton. D. Lindsny. G. ~r&am. i. Jones 10.10. High Gun G. 

Grnham 4040. 

Sec. M. Evans (069) 562142. 

I 

I 

SPECIAL JULY CUP SHOOT 

LOCATION: 8KM SOUTHGATE 

ROAD, 

COMMENCING: 9AM SUNDAY 

JULY 11, 1982. 

Event 1 

25T DIB 15m. 

Noms: $8.00 

Trophies Ist, 2nd. in metre groups, 14-15, 16-19, 20-25. 

Ladies overall Trophy 

Optional Sweeps $1.00 per 25Tgts. 

Even12 

$1 6.00 

Event 3 

50T. Dl8 JULY CUP 15m. 

Overall winner July Cup only 

Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd, A.B.C. Grades. 

Trophy Junior shooter. 

Optional sweeps $1 .OO per 25 tgts $2.00 

25T Dl6 Continental Ism. CID 

JUNIORS 'h NOMS HIGH GUN SECRET HIGH GUN 

$100.00 JACKPOT FOR POSSIBLE OVER ALL EVENTS. 

3 LAY-OUTS 

(Committee reserves the n ht to alter program) 

Lunch, Afternoon Tea 8 Cartriges Available at Grounds. 

PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: 

Barry Cameron Don Hancock 

Richmond Rd., 16 Loxton Ave., 

GRAFTON 2460 GRAFTON 2460 

PH: 42 1274 

CULGONG 

GUN CLUB 

(Affiliated A.C.T.A. & N.S.W.C.T.A.) 

Saturday August 21, 1982 I 

Commencing I .OO prn $ 

Event 1 

10T DB EIO 15m 

Event 2 $6.00 

25T PS GOLD NUGGET DIST. 

Championship A,B, & C. Grade 

Event 3 

20T DB TROPHY Hcp. 

In conjunction with Permewan Shield S;S 50c ea. 10 

$1 .OO OiAll $2.00 

Event 4 $8.00 

30T WESTERN ZONE 

DB Night C'Ship 

1' 

Sunday Auuusl 22, 1982 

Commencing 9.00 am I 

Event 5 

Event 6 $7.00 ) 

20T Dl3 TEN DOLLAR TOWN CHP 

Event 7 $8.00 

40T N.S.W. SIB CONT. 

CHAMPIONSHIP I 

A,B, & C Grade S/S $1.00 ea. 20 $1.00 O'All 

$3.00 

Event 8 $8.00 

20T D/B $500 H'cap 

Total $56.00 

Committee Reserves the right to alter program 

High Gun Over Advertised Program 1-8 

Intermediate High Gun & Junior High Gun 

Ammunition Lunches & Refreshments Available, 

W.B.Q. Tea Saturday Night 

(New Transformer) 

I 

President: Secretary: 

Mr. Don Mackie Mrs P. S. Mclntosh 

185 Mayne St., "Glenroy" 

Gulgong 2852 Gulgong 2852 

Phone: (063) 74 1329 Phone: (063) 74 51 55 


Sunday July 25, 9 am 

and NAMOl VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO 

10T D/B Cash Div. 15m. 

B.G.C. HARDWARE TROPHY 

10 Par DlRise Trophy 15m 

STEIGER - N.V.I. C'SHIP. 

Ken Honess Tyre Service Trophy 

20T PlScore Trophy Hlcap. 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd 

STEIGER - N.V.I. C'SHIP 

251 SIB CHAMPIONSHIP 15m 

1st 2nd 3rd FIM - $1.00 OIS 1st 12-2nd 13 

LUNCH - SHELLS REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND 

COMMITJEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM 

HlGM GUN INT. HIGH GUN EVENTS 1-5 

PRESIDENT: Frank Atkinson 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWSJULY 1982 

Page 39

EST. 1880 

SIR ROBERT LUCUS TOOTH 

N.S.W. GUN CLUB'S FIRST PRESIDENT 

1880-1890 

FIRST CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD TOOTH & 60. LTD. 

1888-1890 

TOOTH L.A. N.Z. ELlMIMATION 

10T D.B. 15m, 10T S.B. 15m, 10T P.S. 15m. 

KURlNGAl CHASE D.B. CISHIP 

KURlNGAl CHASE P.S. C/SHIP 

CARTRIDGES, AFTERNOON TEAS AVAILABLE 

TOOTH L.A. ON TAP 

NOTE:- Down the Line 81 Skeet Practice every Wednesday Afternoon. 

Shooting every Wednesday Night commencing 7.30 p.m. Dinner available if ordered by 3.00 p.m. 

N.s.W. Gun Club 

Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, 

Telephone: 450 1775 5 kms from Mona Vale Road. 

The N.S. W. Gun Club in Association with Tooth Brewery Ltd. are proud to present the TOOTH L.A. N.Z. 

NA T/ONA L ELIMINATIONS. 

Rules of Competition 

To be shot over twelve months twenty two Saturdays -the best scores out of ten to count; in case of a 

tied score situation the next best score to count until winner is decided in each grade. 

Scores will be recorded each Saturday and displayed within Club House Scoreboard. 

The first event shot on the first and third Saturday of the month will comprise of: . 

10 Targets Points Score ) 

10 Targets Single Barrel ) $7.00 

10 Targets Double Barrel ) 

First and second in each grade to receive trip to the N.Z. National Championships. 

Nominations and accommodation included, Compliments of TOOTH BREWERY LTD. 

Page 40 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWSJULY 1982

ESTATE 

-- ROSEMOUNT WINES - 

N,S.W. GUN CLUB LIMITED 

EST. 1880 

131 Booralie Rd., Terrey Hills 

SATURDAY JULY 24, 1982 12.30 p.m. start 

Event 1. Nom $10.00 

50T ROSEMOUNT WINES 

D.B. Trap Championship 15 Metres 

Trophies A-B-C each Grade winner to receive one case Rosemount Wines. 

Overall winner to receive one case Rosemount Champagne and Badge. 

This event will be conducted the fourth Saturday of every month in 1982. Rosemount Wines have 

generously agreed fo sponsor these Championships throughout fhe year. 

Supporting clown the line championships. 

AFTERNOON TEAS AVAILABLE 

FULLY LICENSED PREMISES 

TOOTHS L.A. ON TAP 

NOTE: Practice Skeet & Down the Line every Wednesday afternoon commencing L p.m. Wednesday evening 

shoots commence 7.30 p.m. 

Caretaker: Russell Harry 

Phone 4501 775 

President: 

Ron McCathie 


(fILUTCIN, 11-4-82 - Showery (31). 10T DB EO Hcp SS: E. Harrimn, P. 

McGuire, B. Cameron, M. Harrison. J. Cunningham. D. Harrison 10-10. 20T DB 

Hcp Trophy: P. Hewitt, G. Cameron 20-20, shoot off P. Hewitt 24-24, G. Camemn 

23-24, T. Oafton. 8. Bell. T. Cox. D. Thrift. J. Cunningham, M. Harrison. L. 

Williams 19-20, Shwt off L. Williams 28-30, 20T DB PS CD 15m: J. Cunningham 

56-60, P. Camemn 55-60. D. Harrison 54-60. G. Harrison 54-60. High Gun 3, 

Cunnineharn 85.90. Jnr Hieh Gun P. Cameron & D. Harrison 81-90. ~~. P. - Camemn -~ ~~~~ ~-~ 

won the shoot off after 9 Grgeta. Secret Hi~h Gun S. Bell 83. 

D. Hanccck (066) 421274 night. 

GRENFELL. 24-4-82-Showery (16). 1C'T DB EO off 15m: C. Hardy, J. McCann. 

T. Lynch. J. Hudson 10-t0.2DTDB off ism: C. Hardy. J. MeCann. 2OTDSoff 20m: 

S. Hardinr-T. Lvnch. C. Hardv-D. McKenzie. %. mund of skeet: B. Duncan. T. 

Lynch. ~ i ~ h ; n C. Hardy. - 

Secrekkry (Mr) V. J. Carter, 30 South Street. Grentell. N.S.W. 2810. Phone (053) 

43 1455. 

ORENFELL. 9-5-82 - 10T Cant DB EO: D. Hallinan. J. Gorman. J.M. Watts. G. 

Sohneider. C. Hardy 10-10. Cant DBChp: B. Duncan 31.31, J. Gorman 30-31. FM 

P. Walmaley 25-25. 20T DB off Hcp: N.J. Butt 25-25. 3. GOrm~n 24-25. P. 

Coddington 23-24. 10TSB of 15m. N. J. Bud. J. Watts. C. Hardy. I. Halls 10-10. 

High Gun John Gorman. 

Secretary Mra V. 3. Carter. 30 South Street. Grenrell N.S.W. 2810. Phone (083) 

43 1455. 

GUMONO. 23-5-82 - Mild & Sunny (15). 50T DB ism: 'B'K. Ringland 50.50, 

'C' B. Rmgland 43-50. 10T SB Hop: K. Ringiad 11-13. A. Bourke 18-19. 10T DB 

Hcp. B. Ringland 10-10, B. Back 10-11, 20T PS Ism: P. Shaw 5560. C. Fabbri 

54-60. 20TSB 15m P. Shaw 19.20, K. Ringland 16-20. 10TQuail: P. Shaw 8-10. 

OWA. 14-6-82 -Fine &Cool (34). 10T DB Hcp CIWealth Bank Trophy: 10-10 

D. McRae. A. Kempton, 3. Baxter, G. Howe. J. Pearaon. K. Greenwood. K. 

Sweeney. M. Burey. R. Reeues. B. Swceney, D. Ellis, R. Hammond. 20'1" DB Club 

Trophy: M. Burey 22-22. J. Pcole 21-22. Club SB Chp: 'B' & OA H. Campion 25-25, 

'A' C. Bloxsome 26-27. 'C' T. Varley 23-26. H~gh Gun D. Ellis 56-60. 

HAY. 8-5-82 - Mild (18). 10T EO DB SS Hop: G. Sutton 10-10, Max Gibson 

10-10, B. Bcck 10-10. 20T PS DB CD Hcp: M. Kruger-Davis 59-60, R. Weaver 

59-80, G. Sulton. N. Headon, Max Gibson 56-60. l0TDB CD 15m: R. Pocock 10-10. 

10T SB Hcp'Club Mug': R. POcock, R. Gibson. Max Gibson. T. Coutts, R. Cawer. R, 

Walker, G. Sutton. R. Weaver 10-10.5T DR CD: R. Pwk. Max Gibson. M. Gibson. 

B. Bock 8-10. Oft the box: R. Pocock. 

UWARRA, 26-4-88 -Fine &Windy (26). Lake Illawarra DR Chp: 'A' & OA J. 

Maxwell 28-30, L. Scott 26-30. '8' D. O'Brien 17.20.8. Smuels 32.40, 'C'P. Davies 

13-20. R. Bryant 18-30. 15T HCP: J. Maxwell 49-49, G. Sperring 48-49. B. Dunk 

33-34. BM W. Jones 28.29. Lake Illawarra DD Chp: K. Perkinm. Bradwell 25-25. 

J. MaxweW. Jones 24-25. 

ILLAWARRA, 2-6-62 - Good (14). lOOT Ball Trap Chp: 'A' & OA R. Duncan 

93-100, J. Maxwell 91-100. 'B' F. Twarloh 86-100. G. Sperring 80-100, 'C' M. 

Diamond 68.100. C. Danton. V. Elliot 87-100. 

JUNEE. 26.4-82 - Fine & Windy (16). 10T DB CD: 6 div. 10-10. June PIS Chp 

15m: OA R. Fox 75.75, 'A' G. Lindley 73-75, 'B' C. True 70-75. 'C' R. Wwdbridge 

72 -75. FM M. Rooke 69-75. POT DB Hcp: M. Rooke 24-24. R. Woodbridge 23-24, B. 

Goddard 20-21. FM R. Dwn 18-20. High Gun R. Fox. Cock-*walk R. Fox. 

GUN CLUB 

Cnr. Fairy & Berger Rds., South Windsor 

JULY 1982 PROGRlM 

20T PllT TOWN DIST. S.8. 

50T RICHMOND DIST. SKEET C'SHIP 

2 - 25T S.S. 

20T H.G.C. P.S C'SHIP 

20T LLANDILO DIST. D.B. C'SHIP 

20T HAWKESBURY RIVER D.B. C'SHIP 

20T EBENEZER DIST. S.B. C'SHIP 

GLOSSODIA DIST. D.B. C'SHIP 

30T HANDICAP TROPHY lst, 2nd, 3rd. 

50T WINDSOR DIST. BALL TRAP C'SHIP. - - 

All Championships graded A,B,C. 

Saturday D.T.L. Shoots Commence 12 noon 

Saturday Skeet Shoots Commence 1.00 pm 

Friday Shoots Commence 6.30 pm 

PRESIDENT: John Vella SECRETARY: Max Weston 

(02) 621 8225 Lot 26 Farmview Drive 

Cranebrook 2750 NSW. 

6 km South of Guyra 

at GUY RA GUN CLUB on Nm England wghwr 

SlTURDAY JULY 24, 1942 - 9:30 am Start 

(NOTE DATE - Snturday 24 NOT 31 as shown In N.S.W. program book) 

lOOT DB - 15m 

Norns: $40.00 

Rank Arena Portable Colour TV 

for first Each meterage group 

14-i5m, 16-20m, 21-25m. 

200 Winchester Shells 2nd each group, 100 Winchester shells 

3rd each ' group 

Sash and Winchester Tray for Overall Winner 

ANTI FREEZE AVAILABLE ON GROUND 

R. Hamrnond, PRESIDENT 

H. Varley SECRETARY: 

Page 42 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--JULY 1982 .

KEMPSEY. 17-4-82 -0vazast with rain (26). 10T DB BO Off Ism: P. McLaren. 

E. Neill. T. Baker. C. Cmrs. W. Neill. D. Crighlon. B. Edwards. 20TSB Cecic Kemp 

Hcp Trophy: D. Aitkene 22-23. J. Cunningam 21-23. W. Neill 19-21. B. Edwards 

18-21. 10 Pail DR K. Meill 18-20. C. Crighton 19-22. W. Meill 18-22. DDDist Chp: 

W. NeillK. Meill 20-20. W. BuohaanlS. Saul 20-21. J. CunninghamlJackCunning 

ham 19-21. High Gun W. Meill 45.60. 

Secretary Mrs Jan Edwards 62 5283. 

KEMPSEY. 15-5-82 -Overcast. anernwn showra, night (24). AFTERNOON: 

10T DB EO CD 15m: Darell Edwards 10-10. Gmff Edwards 10-10. Eric Neill s-10, 

John Cunningham 9-10. Jack Cunningham 9-10. Don Aitken &lo. Rex Boyes 

9.10. 25T PS Club Chp 15m: Eric Neill 74-75. Ken Neill 71-75. Don Aitken 68-75. 

Darell Edwards 66-75 FM. 2OT SB Alick Latter Memorial Hop: Eric Neill 19-20. 

Gmff Edwards 20-22. Ken Neill 19-22, N1GHTSKWT:lOT DB 15m: Rick Hwper. 

Ken Neill 10-10. Darell Edwards 9-10.20TPSKen Chapn~anTrophy Hcp: Bill Neil1 

53-80. Rick Hwper 50-60. Steven Rigg 47-60. 

J. A. Edwards. Secretary. 

LEETUN. 26.4-82 - Very windy (301. 10 Pr DD: A. Paonne. N. McDermoft 

10.10. 20 Pr Leeton Disl DD Chp A. Paoru~eU. McDermdt 2020. J. BL3inPT. 

Sainfia 25-26. 20T DB Hop: G. Ceely. C. Coely. M. Odewahn. B. Charles. F. 

Schmelzer 20-20. Lea Dow Shield: Nnrrandera 06-100. d. Rljm. G. Ceely. D. 

Walker. C. Ceely. D. Galluzzo. 1OT DB: D. Lucas. M. Slmmore. M. Weymouth. C. 

Salafia. J. Blain. A. Paonne. N. McDermott. E. Wardman, P. Schmelaer. G. 

Mallmace 10.10. 

LEETON, 23-6-82 - Fine (33). 1OT DB 15m: 15 poss. Leeton Dist Mixed Tgts 

Chw: T. Sdafia 35-35. E. Wardman 34-35. N. McDermott 51-53. FM C. Salafin 

32135, Lady shooler M. Odewahn 31-35. 10T PS Hcp: A. Paonne, D. Lindsay, M. 

Odewahn. F. Sohn~eW.er 3030. 10T DR Hop: L. Charles. J. Pagett, 0. Hal1,'E. 

Wardmnn. S. Gugliemino. D. Lindsay. P. Schmetzer 10-10. High Gun A. Paonne. 

LI(IHTNKNQ RIME. 18-4-82 - Fine & Sunny (15). 10T DB Hcp CD: R. Waters 

10-10. R. Scott 10-10. 15T SB 15n1 CD: D. Davidlon 15-15. 15T D8 15m: S. Smith 

15-15. D. Dnvidson 15-15. 2OTPS Hcp: P. Smith 60.60. 15T DB Conl 15m: R. Scot1 

15-15. 10 Pr DR 15m: R. Waters 18-20. 

P. Smith. Secretary. Phone 55 Lightning Ridge. 

MARCONI. 9.5.82 -Fine - Sunny (53). Luns Heights SB Chp: 'A' L. Galea 2-20. 

S. Teson 24-25. 'B' C. Spence 23-24.3. Cola 22-24. 'C'J. Kenny 18.20. J. Flanngan 

15-20. Mother's Day DB Chp: 'A' K. Loy 210.210. Rex Northtott 209.210, '8' C. 

Spence 53-54. C. Diamond 23-24. 'C'J. Kenny 20-22. J. Flanagnn 16.20. Mnmni 

Sth. Disl DD Chp: M. Gallie & W. Shedon 20-20. W. Valentine & G. Kidd 21-22. C. 

Grima & L. Galea 20-22. High Gun K. toy 64-65. 

Club Sccretsry. CI. L. Grema. 22 Aster Street. Greyshines 2145. 

NEWCASTLE. 1-5-82 -Strong hrsezesQ5). Diat DR Chp: OA Bob Wilson. 'A' D. 

Norris 28-3:B'B. Samuels 22.30.D'C. Dim 17-20. Oist PoinlsChp: OA Bob Wilson 

75-75.'A' H. Yales 79-81, 'B' K. Penrce 70-75. 'C'M. Barlow 86.75. DistSBChp: OA 

M. Sprott 25-25. 'A' Rex Wilson 24-25. 'B' K. Ringlands 28-30. 'C' 1. Clarke 23-25. 

30T 15m Cash Div.: 20-25m J. Fryer. 17-19m I. Lee. 14-16m L. Lilly. Diat DB Chp: 

OA J. Mercer 55-55. 'A' J. Fryer 54.55. 'B' B. Snmuels. 'C J. Turnbull. 

J. Fryer 434 355. 

NEWCASTLE. 2-5-82 - Windv &storms (32). 10T DR: Bob WiLaan 10-10. Diat 

DR chp: OA K. Morgan 17-20. *jl' ~ o~ilson b 26-30, a. R. kglano 15-20. %c' M. 

Barlow 13-20. D10 DD Chp: J. MemrK. DEW 23-24, 1. LeeMr. Toward 22-24. 

J Frver PH - --~ 434355 - -- - .. 

ENDLAND LAND. 9-5-62 -Warm &Sunny (26). 20TDB 1Sm D. Reynolds.Peter 

Wright. J. Bower 20-20. 25T Mothers Day PS Chp Ism. OA & '3' Peter Wright 

74.75. 'A' J. Bower 71-75. 'C' G. Dunn 88-75. 10T DB Hcp: D. Reynolds. A. Futter, 

D. Cunninghame.C. Smith. N. Campion 10-10.5 pr DR Ism: A. Kempton 10.10. A. 

Futter. J. Redman. N. Campion 9-10. High Gun DougReynoIds (Inverell) 110-115. 

FM High Gun John Reid 97-115. D. k F. Hall aggregate points - D. Reynolds 3 pts. 

A. Futter & P. Wright l1rr pts. 

A. Futter (067) 3333 ask for 23-K. 

ORANGE, 15-4-82 - Very windy. fine (27). IOT EO Hop DB Sweep: 10-10 M. 

Haper. I. Thomas. L. Arnold. M. Williams, P. Lynch. J. Smlth. lOT DB Hop Club 

Tmphy: 24-24 R. Piatrowski. 2344 M. Laughton. 22-23 J. Smith. 25TSB CM Chp: 

'A' R. Taylor. 'B' M. Laughton. 'C' G. Miller. OA Badge winner M. Laughton. iOT 

PS Sweep CM: 30.30 I. Thomas. L. Arnold. R. Piotrowski. 

POONCARIE. 24-4-82 - Fine (37). llrr DB Sweep: Ten shwters with po!%s. 10T 

DB Tmphy Event Hop Mnrks: G. Clnrkson 20-20.11. Lamberl19.20. N. McKinnon 

16-17. PwncarieGC SB Chp: OA G. Cnstellnro 45-45. 'B' F. Iaer 23-25, 'C'D. Curran 

24-25. FM G. Dimsai 24-25. 15T DL4 Hcp: Chriatine Wakefield 40-40, J, Caskey 

39.40. D. Mclstnsh 32-33. Ladles: Thelma Smith 12-12. Marg Smith 11-12. High 

Gun G. Castellaro 61-62. Marg Povey Shield won by Mildura lem P. Dimasi, G. 

Dimasi. O. Clarkson. P. FoTner. D. McIntDsh 97-100. 

PORT MACQUARIE, 2-5-82 - Cwl & Overcast (181. 1OT SB I5m CD: 10.10 D. 

Edwards. K. Neill, T. Jones. 20T DB 15m Trophy: K. McWhirter 33-34. K. Neilt 

32-34. G. Edwnrda 30-32. 10T DB Hcp CD: 10.10 D. Edwards. J. McWhimr. B. 

Edwards. K. Neill. 5pr DR 15m CD: 9-10 B. Neill. lo pr DD CD: 20-20 B. 

mwnrclsm. Edwards. 

CCBROWA GUN CLUB 

Sunday July 25, 1982 12.30 urn slarl 

Event 1 5T Dl3 Handicap El0 

2 15T DIE Handicap 

3 20T PIS Championship, Graded 

O/A Sash, 2 Ribbons & Trophies 

4 10T SIB, A.B.C. Cash Divide 

AMMO * DRINKS * AFTERNOON TEA.AVAILABLE 

EVERYONE WELCOME! 

SECRETARY: G. Robinson, PRESIDENT: F. Schmidt, 

PHONE: 33 2140 BH. PHONE: 32 9365 

32 9586 AH. P.O. Box 220. Corowa 

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- . - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - 


N.S.W. GUN 

CLUB LTB. 

131 Wralie Road, Terrey Hills $3084 

TOOTHS ELIMINATION SHOOT 

Past winners of A, B & C Grades have 

trophies donated by Tooth & Co Valued at 

$25.00 each that we would like picked up 

when winners are next visiting Terrey Hills. 

Please refer score board in the Club House 

to ascertain entitlement. 

ROSEMOUNT WlHE SPONSORSHIP 

Through lack of support by Trench Shooters 

the sponsorship of Trench by Rosemount is 

reluctantly terminated. However the Rose- 

mount Estate have kindly agreed to sponsor 

a 50 Target event for A, B & C Grade down 

the line shoot on the fourth Saturday in 

each month as an alternative - 

Nominations $10 - value total $200 

NOTE - Trench practice is available every 

Saturday afternoon conditional on there 

being at least one squad to shoot. 

President: Ron McCathie 

Page 43

RICHMOND RIVER (LlSMORE), ZS-4-82 - Gccd (35). 10T SB Hop Mug: G. 

TurreU 10-10. 15T PS Hcp: 14-1Bm G. Turrelt 45-45.17.25m R. Vebergnng 4545. 

10 Pr DR ism: R. Maroake 28-30. P. Cameron31.3e. J. Duyker 300-38.25TSB Club 

Chp: 'A' & OA J. hyker 25-25. 'B' M. Sl1ort25-25. %' P. Cameron 24.25. 20T DB 

15m CD: T. Schneider. R. Vemrgang. R. Shepherd. G. Turrell. I. McDonald. J. 

Taineh, B. Cameron, G. Cameron. P. Camemn. J. Duyker 20-20. High Gun P. 

Cameron 113-120. FM 101-120. 

ROYAL -0, 2-5-82 - Fine (60). Skeet Chp: 'A' B. Casey 47-50 OA. 'B' 8. 

. Samuels 33.50. 'C' R. Irving 38.50. Pre-Nationals Chp 10OT: 'A' K. Lay 100-100 

OA, R. Smith 69-100, '8' B. Samuel8 99.100, N. Qunce 87-100, %' N. Gcdwin 

94-100, J. Abela 93-100. 

ROYAL AERO,16-6-82 -Fine W). EO: 7 paus. Henry bwson Hop: W. Rogers 

39-39. J. Chiappetta 38-39, D. Facer 35-36. S. Kerr 34.36. Cherokee DB Chp: 'A'S. 

Tason 49-49 OA. 'B' A. Mmre 27-28. 'C' S. Kerr 48-40. Cherokee DR Chp: 'A' R. 

Alvaro 27-30. 'B' B. Snmuels 25-30. 'C' J. Fianagan 16-20. High Gun W. Rogers 

74-80. 

SYDNEY, 1-5-83 - Cald. EO: 9 pas. Club Cont DB Chp: 'A' C. Davenprt 35-35 

OA. V. Gatt 34-35, '8' T. Jerfy 34.35, A. Mwre 33-35. 'F R. Teeoreid 23-25. J. 

Dimeglio 22-25. 20T Trophy: 'A' L. Trew 51-54. W. Valentine 53-54. '8' G. White 

28-28. P. Abela 25-28. 'C' .I. Dimeglio 18-22. C. Tickle 17-20. City 01 Sydney MrT 

Chp: 'A' W. Valentine 34/35 OA. L. Trew 33-35. 'B' A. Moore 32-35. T. Jerfy 41-49, 

'C' J. Dimegiio 28-35. R. Tesoriero 20-35. High Gun C. Davenport. 

SYDNEY. 16.5.82 - Fine. $0: 6 poss. Eckersley Dial. SB Chp: 'A' K. Edwards 

24.25 OA. S. Toson 23-25. 'E'T. Jerry 23-25. A. Hepburn 21-25:C'G. Smith 21-26. 

J. Sharples 20-26. Club PS Con1 Chp: 'A' K. Edwards 57-80. S. Toson 56-60. 'B' A. 

Mw1.e 58-60 OA, A. Hepburn 56-80, 'C'G. Smith 57-80, C. Fidock 53-60, DD: K. 

Bmanko & K. Edwards 17-20. A. Hepburn & L. Trew 16-80. Hiah Gun X. Edwards 

91-95. 

TAMWORTH, 2-5-82 - Cwl &Sunny (34). 1OT DB EO: Dea Morris, Rod Taylor. 

Ray Melville. Col Burt. Graham Wilson, Kevin Eazer. Mick Woods (Snr), Rex 

Whitten. Greg Drain, David Baldwin. Rm Drain 10-10. 25T PS Chp: OA Rex 

Whitten 75-75. 'A' Bernie Baxter 74-75, 'B' Rod Raylor 74-75, 'C' Des Morris 70.75. 

25T PS 18m: Graham Wilson 75-75. Kevin Frazer, Rex Whitten 73-75. 20 Pr DL 

22m: Rex WhittenlCol Barton 19.20, Lindsay BullRay Melville 18-20. Allan 

CoylelMiok Bryant 18-20, High Gun Rex Whitten 158-160. Item. High Gun ROE 

Drain 150-160. 

Secretary Jenny Etherldge (067) 685585. 

TAREE-WOHAM, 34 a 25-4-82 -Fine, warm, perfect (65). Mid Nth Conat DE 

Chp 26T: G. Blaclunan 58-59, 'A'B. Smith 513-59, %'A. Grsen 58-59. 'C'M. Camor. 

31-32, lndy D. Huddleston 24-25. Jnr D. Wilson 24-25. Mid NthCoastPts Chp25T 

L. Bird 75-75. 'A'X. Thompson 86-87. 'B' S. Saul 98-99. 'C'M. Carson 68-15. Ladj 

D. Huddleston. 734'5, Jnr D. Wilson 76-78. Mid Nth Coast SB Chp 25T: K. 

Thompson 25.25, 'A'D. Wilson 24-25,'BSR. Cangiano21,25,'C'B. Ringland 33-34. 

Lady D. Huddleston El-25, Jnr A. Yamold 22-25. 20 pr State DR Chp: B. Smith 

46-50. 'A' 6. Not1 45-50, '8' W. Toward 324. 'C' M. Carson 33-40. Lady P. 

Huddleston 35-40, Jnr M.G. Hamis 29.40. Taree-Wingham GC Diamond 100 ofl 

Ism: up to 15m C. Lynn 100.100.16-20mR. Wilson 100-100.21-25m W.I. Clarkc 

139-140. Ewh of the above winners received a diamond valued at $650. 

Snturday night high gun D. Huddleston. Sunday high gun R. Wilson. Overall 

High Gun Bruce No11 - Diamond prize. Ovcrali Ladies high gun Deserir 

Huddleston . Dinmond prize. 

TIAGARAH, 2.5-82-Fine(l5). IOTSS: I. MoLbnald. W. McCarthy. M. Short. J. 

Rya, A. Cox. A. Bailey. F. Holier 8-10. DB Chp: OA I. McDonald e5-25, 'B' J. Ryan 

25-26. 'C'F. Hoiler24-25. 15TPtsSS: I. McDonald 41-15, M. Shot42-14. J. hykez 

42-15. 15T SS: M. Short. J. Ran, P. McQuire 15-15. 10T SB: A. Bailey 14-15. High 

Gun L McDo~ld. FM High Gun F. Hotter. 

(008) 807 045. 

YAMBA, 18.5-82 - warm - slight breeze (18). 20T DB SS Hop: G. Harrison 

20-20. R. Palmer, S. (fodwin. 3. Paul 18-20. lot DB SS Hcp: 3. Paul. M. Wenban 

10-10. 10T PS SS Hcp: M. Short. T. Watts, J. Paul 10-29. 20T DB Trophy A.8.C 

grude: 'A'J. Paul. 'B'R. Welsh. 'C'T. Watts. 25 Mixed Tgts f 5m: D. Short, J. Paul, 

M. Short. High Gun J. Paul. Jnr High Gun D. Short. 0 

WAIRREN GUN CLUB 

OPEN SHOOT 

An excellent display of shootmg was seen at the Warren 

Gun Club's Annual 2 Day Open Shoot, held over the weekend 

of 24125th April. 52 Shooters attended on Saturday and 51 on 

Sunday. 

Event 1 - 20 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide resulted in 

10 shooters shooting the possible 20120. f. Hayman (Sunny 

Corner), D. Norris (Morriset), T. Turner (Wyong), D. Osborne 

(Cobar), K. Frazer (Tamworth), B. Hunt (Warren), V. Burgess 

(Cobar), D. McMillan (Warren), P. Fitzalan (Warren) and R. 

ksey (Warren). 

Event 2 - 25 Target Lower Macquarie Single Barrel 

Ch8.mpionship was won outright by Rex Lehman (Lightning 

Ridge) shooting the only possible 25/25. After a shoot off 

Second Place was won by P. Fitzalan (Warren) 36-37 and third 

place by T. Turner (Wyong) 35137. Front Marker was won by 

H. Ptaszinski (Coonamble) and Junior by Geoff Hunter 

(Warren) 17/25. 

Event 3 - 30 Target Double Barrel Trophy Event resulted 

in 8 shooters scoring 30130. After a marathon shoot off 

between Brian Walton (Gilgandra), Victor Burgess (Cobar) & 

Jim Hunter (Warren) 147, the event was won by Brian Walton 

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WYONG 

GUN CLUB 

(AFFILIATED ACTA) 

Ground Location - Jilliby Road 

Dooralong. 

OPEN SHOOT $ 

Sunlay July 25, 1982 

931 am start 

I 

Event 1 

* 25T WYONG GUN CLUB PIS C'SHIP 

Trophy and Badge overall 

Trophies A.B.C. and Front Marker 

Event 2 

30T HANDICAP CASH DIVIDE 

14-15, 16-19, 20-25 

Trophy and Badge Overall 

Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd. 

Trophy and Badge Overall 

Trophies A.B.C. and Front Marker 

High Gun over Events 1,2,3 and 4. 

Junior High Gun Trophy and Badge 

Cartridges and Refreshments and Lunch available 

Pres~dent: 

Assistant Secretary: 

R. Beaton R. McLean 

(043) 41 9209 

(043) 92 4639 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982 4

2291229, with A. Grade by V. Burgess 2281229, B. Grade Don 

McMillan (Bourke) & C. Grade R. Gale (Moree) 69170. 

Event 4 - Lower Macquarie Point Score Championship was 

won outright by Brian Walton (Gilgandra) who scored the 

only possible 75/75. After a shoot off Second Place was won by 

Don Patrick (Gilgandra) 89190, third place D. Osborne (Cobar) 

86/90, front marker Kevin Walton (Gilgandra) 82/85 and 

Junior Geoff Hunter 69/75. 

Day two again saw excellent shooting with the first event- 

25 target Lower Macquarie Double Barrel Championship 

resulting in a long shoot off between Club President Sid 

Kinsey (Warren) and Jim Hunter (Warren) with S. Kinsey 

winning first place 11 111 11, second place J. Hunter 11011 11, 

third place V. Burgess 61/62, Front Marleer K. mazer 

(Tamworth) 45/46 and Junior T. Turner 21/25. 

Event 6 - 30 Target Double Barrel $2000 "Diamond" Event 

resulted in 7 shooters scoring the possible 30130. After 

another long shoot off first prize was won by Jim Hunter 

(Warren) 92192, second place M. Wods (Tamworth) 104/105 

and third place A. M. Burgess (Cobar) 1031105. Front Marker 

M. Frazer (Tamworth) 36/38. 

The final event on the program, 25 Target Double Barrel 

Cash Divide was shared by P. Hayman (Sunny Corner), D. 

Norris (Morriset), P. Proudfoot (Boggabri), G. Dehm (Gilgan- 

dra), D. Patrick (Gilgandra). M. Woods (Tamworth), S. Kinsey 

(Warren), M. Cassidy (Boorowa), R. Lehman (Lightning 

Ridge), M. Shields (Goodooga), R. Davis (Dubbo) and V. 

Burgess (Cobar). 

High Gun was won by Brian Walton with a score of 2241230 

and Intermediate High Gun by K. Frazer. 

On Saturday evening a dinner was held at the Gun Club and 

a Calcutta conducted on the "Diamond" Event being shot on 

Sunday. Shooters were auctioned by Stuart McCallum with 

the favourites bringing high prices. 0 

ALBURY WOUONGA GUW CLUB 

JULY PROGRAM 

10T EYE OPENER 

Points Decision 

25 TARGET 

Southern Riverina Single Barrel 

Championship 

Sash & Trophy Overall Plus Two Grades 

Trophy for Runner up each Grade. 

15 TARGET HANDICAP 

Trophy 1st. 2nd & 3rd. 

15T POINTS SCORE C'SHIP 

Sash & Trophy Overall plus Trophy 

for two remaining grades. 

COMING EVENTS: 30 Target Medley C'ship. 

plus support~ng events. 

AUGUST 29 

Coaching Day Followed by Chook & 

Turkey Program in the afternoon. 


DUBBO BRAWCH 

@ SATURDAY AUGUST 28, 1982 

N.S.W. STATE TEAM SELECTION SNOOT 

in conjunction 

N.S.W. .SIMULATED FIELD SHOOTING 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

- 25 TARGET EYE-OPENER 

- 50 TARGET MAIN EVENT 

TOTAL NOMS. $18.50 

GROUWD LOCAlOW - 106R16Ur ROAU DUB00 

ENQUIRIES: 

L. SHAW (068) 885 658 

e SUNDAY AUGUST 29, 1982 

BRANCH INAUGRAL SHOOT 

- 25 TARGET EYE-OPENER 

- 50 TARGET MAIN EVENT 

TOTAL NOMS. $18.50 

6ROU10 LOEAJIOH - OPPOSIE MUOGf AIRPORI 

COMMENCING 10.00 a.m. 

Grades AA, A, B & C 

$1.00 Opt. Sweep on Eye-Opener 

CONDUCTED UNDER F. & G. FED AUST. 

SIMULATED FIELD RULES 

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t PLEASE NOTE STARTING TIMES * 

PRESIDENT: G . Ash 

SECRETARY: W . McMahon 

35 Wallace Ave. FRANKSTON. 3199 

A.H. (059) 775 461 

B.H. (059) 961 544 A.H. (03) 789 4661 

Sunday July 4, 11.00 am Start 

CANTEEM UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 

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1 . 20T POINTS GRADED CASH DIVISION $6.50 

2 . 20T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP . $6.50 

3 . 20T DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $6.50 

4 . 20T MIXED BIRDS CASH DIVISION $6.50 

5 . 50TTRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP ................................................................................................................ $11 00 

6 . 50T AMERICAN SKEET CHAMP~ONSHIP $10.00 


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1 . 20T POINTS GRADED DlVlSlON $6.50 

2 . 20T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $6.50 

3 . 20T DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPKWJSHIP $6.50 

4 . 20T MIXED BIRDS CASH DlVlSlON $6.50 

5 . 50TTRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP ............................................................................................................ $1 1.00 

6 . 50TAMERlCAN SKEETCHAMPIONSH~P ............................................................................................... $10.00 

Saturday July 17, 10.00 am Start 

1 . 1 OOT TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP ...................................................................................................... $21 . 00 


1 . 1 OOT TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP ............................................................................................................ $21 00 

2 . 50TAMERlCAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP ............................................................................................... $10.00 

3 . 50T AMERICAN SKEET CASH DIVISION ............................................................................................... $10.00 

4 . 20T POINTS CASH DIVISION .................................................................................................................. $6.50 

5 . 20TSlNGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $6.50 

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6 . 20T DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP ........................ . ....................................................................... $6.50 

7 . 20T GROUP METERAGE 1411 5, 1611 9, 20/25 ........................................................................................... $6.50 

Overall on events 2 and 3 . Nominations for event 3 close at 1.30 pm 


1 . 20T POINTS CASH DIVISION .................................................................................................................. $6.50 

2 . 20TSlNGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP .................................................................................................... $6.50 

3 . 20T DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP ................................................................................................... $6.50 

4 . 20T HANDICAP ......................................................................................................................................... $6.50 

5 . 50T TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP ................................................................................................................. $1 1.00 

6 . 50T SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP ................................................................................................................... $10.00 

CARTRIDGES 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982 Page 47 

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BANDIANA AREA ARMY. 18-5.8s - Gwd (13). 15T DB Chp: 'A' & OA K. 

Maurey 24-24. 'B' J. Powell 23-24. 'C' K. Smillie 15-18. 15T PS Chp: 'B' & OA C. 

Tamer 75-75. 'A' J. SDjkowski 72-75, 'C' K. SmiHie 36-46.10T PS CD: K. Maurey. 

J. Sojkowski. A. Clark. 

BENDEW. 14-82 - Gwd (55). 10 ur DD EO: G. Hi~weIUG. Lee. K. RobertsIN. 

- . - . . . - . -. . . r. . - . . . . . . .. . . . . 

A o CO~&VR. Wrighl ~s.ai, 15 pr DlRiee ~ r~hp: d 'A' & OA G. Hipwell 20-30. B. 

RxVcrty 36-40. 'B' 1. Eicl$uuri 27-30. T. Trainer 25-30. 'C' L. Boucher 24-30, G. 

Ha?rmond 23.30. Interskin H8C: P. Akkerms 26-26, K. Bell 25.20. N. Lindrea 

21-22 

BENDIOO. 10-5-82 -Perfect (45). 25T DB Con1 Grd Chp: 'A' L. Brown 24-25. G. 

Hlp~vell 39.41. 'B' 8: OA B. Kn~ghl 25-25. H. Hoss 29-31, 'C' L. Downie 26.20. C. 

Kc.?:. 25-20. 25T SB Cortt Grd C~D: 'A' & OA L. Brown 25-25. G. Ilinwell24-25. 'B' 

B Napier 2527, R. Trail1 24.27:'~ G. Kerr 23-25, R. ~ a ~ 22-25, i r 15T Grp Met 

Hcp: 14m G. Kerr 33-33, 15-18m L. Woolley 22-22. 17-18m J. Landry 21-21, 

19.20111 G. HipweU 15-15. 21m Back L. Brown 15-17. 

BOORT. 0.582 -Fine, ml &calm (32). 20T Lake Mama1 PS Ord Chp: OA Q 'A' 

D. MclntOSh, G. Hipwell, 'B' R. Lunghusen. L. Baker. 'C' D. Gould. W. Larmour. 

20T Lake Mnrmal DB Grd Chp: OA & 'KC. Dwley, G. Young. 'B'R. Lunghulpen. M. 

Abalam. 'C' M. Spencer. G. Smith. 10T Hcp $$: 10.10 Faye Taylor. Greg Hipweli. 

Ken Burton. Stephen Rigney. Graeme Broad, Gordon Chalmers. C. Dwly. S. 

Storm 10 Pr DR SS: G. Hipwell. G. Young, S. Rigney. 

Secretary: G. Chalmera (054) 947314. 

CALLAWADDA-STAWELL. li-4-82 - Very good (37). IOOT Pre National GRD 

Chp: OA Rob Pitt 115-115. 'A' Jim Gawith Il4.115. 'B' Tex Drummond 99-100. B. 

Kinnear 06-100. 'C' Alf Facchin 93-100. 

Sec: R. Young. 2 Smith St.. Shwell 3380. 

CERBERUB. 1-5-82 - Fine & Sunny (21). iOT DB: T. Rowe. L. Heywood. K. 

Rose, B. Maher. C. Cerchi. B. Bertschik. P. Arnold. A. Johnston, B. Woodward, C. 

Carrol. 40T DBChp: 'A'C. Carrol 115-11s. K. Roe 58.59. 'B' B. Cerchi 114-115. L. 

Heywoo43-44.'~'~. IIickling35-40, B. Maher 34-40. ~ ~~hris~nrrol. 10 ~ airi)~: 

'A'B. Woodw;lrd 19-20, C. Carrol 18-20, 'B' W. Clapham 18-20. P. Bacon %-40. 'C' 

G. Hickling 15-20, D. a'Beckett 13-20. OA Bill Woodward 

COEUNA, 30-4.82 - Fine - Frosty (46). Novice M. Hencle 7-10. S, Brown 7-12. 

10T DB EO; G. Lee, B. Reade. J. Hipwell. G. Hipwell. R. Warren. N. Watta. T. 

Jlehne, T, Masters. K. Bruna, S. Kerr, G. Robinson, K. Burton. T. Harrison, J. 

Suville. L. Saunders. N. Turner. R. Fowler. 50T Chp of Chps DB Grd Chp: 'A' & OA 

G. Kerr 73-73, T. Boucher 72-73. '8' S. Storm 88-69, C. Doyle 78-79. 'C' P. 

Akkermnna 48-50, R. Hmpr 45-50. FM J. Dehne44-50. Off the fence final: G. Lee 

10.10.10TCarlton&UnitedTrophy Hcp: 14m R. Hwper2l-21.T. Harrison 20-21. 

15.16m N. Turner 44-44. T. Boucher 43-44. 19-2lm G. Hipwell 10.10, B. James 

12.13. 22-25m G. Lee 9-11, R. Fowler 8-11, off ?he fence N. Turner. Cohuna Club 

aggregate was won by G. Hipwell with a sfore of 565.595. 

C. A. Leo (Secretary) (0541 568315. 

COWUNA. 15-5-82 -Fine &Warm (51). 20T Kow Swamp DB Grd Chp: 'A' & OA 

T. Dehne 88-86. D. McIntosh 85-88. '8' T. Trniner 84.65. R. Warren 43-44. 'C' D. 

Bohn 27-28. J. Hipwell 25-28. FM G. Bamford 16-20.2OT Kow SwampSB Grd Chp: 

'A' & OA G. Hipwell 29-29, T. Masters 32-33. '13' P. O'Callaghan 28-28. S. Storm 

19-20,'C'D. Bohn 18-20.3. Dehne 19.22,FM J. Hipwell 18-22. 15TDBHcp: 14mS. 

Saturday July 10, 1982 

Start 1:DO urn 

Event 1 5T DB EYE OPENER 

Event 2 

Event 3 

Event 4 

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PRESIDENT: 

1. Eichfus 

Wimble St. 

Seymour 

75T DB C'SHIP. 

15T H'CAP DB 

10 PAIR DOUBLE RISE 

(Time Permitting) 

* Cash Prizes * 

SECRETARY: 

R. Buchanan 

49 Chisholm Cres. 

Phone: 92 1031, Seymour 

r 

I SOUTHERN 

PENINSULA 

MONTHLY GUIDE 

July 1982 

Cerberus Gun Club 

SATURDAY JULY 3 

10T PTS CD 

30T CHAMP. GRADED 

30T HANDICAP 

SATURDAY AUGUST 7 

10T D/B CASH DIVIDE 

30T D/B CHAMP. GRADED 

10T CERBERUS CIRCLE Location: Navy Base 

Crib Point Nlelway 13 

Map 395 A. 3 

Secretary: C. Carrol (059) 78 2926 

Morningtola Clay Target Club 

SATUROAY JULY 10 



25T HANDICAP 



50T Dl6 CONTINENTAL CHAMP. 

25T HANDICAP 

Location: Craigie Rd. 

Mornington Melway 13 

Map 145 F.9 

Secretary: G. Matthews (059) 87 1060 

Nepean Gun Club 





5PR. DEAUVILLE DBLS. CASH DIVIDE 

20PR. DEAUVILLE DBLS (SELECT PARTNER) 

25T D/B GRADED 


1 MELBOURNE GUN CLUB I 

1 Grounds - Victoria Rd., Lilydale - P.O. Box 74, Lilydale - Phone 739 1771 I 


Event 1 Commencing 12 Noon Nom: 11 .OO 

50T Graded Trench C'ship 

Event 2 Commencing 12.45 pm Nom: 8.00 

30T DIB GRADED CHAMPIONSHIP 

TROPHIES OIA, A, B & C also seconds 

Event 3 Nom: 6.50 

20T DIB Points Graded C'ship 


10T Handicap Trophies 1, 2 & 3. 

Event 5 Nom: 11 .OO 

50T Graded Skeet Championship 


Event 1 Commencing 11 am Nom: 21.00 

lOOT GRADED TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP 


fOOT GRADED I.S.U. SKEET CHAMP. 

No Entries for Event 1 received after 1 prn 

Event 3 Commencing 12.45 pm Nom 6.00 

15T DlB Points Graded Champ. 


MELBOURNE aww ewe 

30 Mixed Targets - 10 DIE - 10 SIB - 20 Pts 

Trophies OIA, A, 6, C & Seconds 

Event 5 Nom5.50 

10T Handicap Trophies 1, 2, & 3 

Event 6 Nom 11 .OO 


SUWDAV JULV 11 

Event I 

Commencing 12 Noon 

Nom: 21 .OO 

100T GRADED TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP 


lOOT GRADED I.S.U. SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

HIGH GUN OVER 200 TARGETS 

TRENCH & I.S.U. SKEET 

Event 1 Commencing 11 am Nom 1 I .OO 

SOT GRADED SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

Event 2 Nom 11.00 

50T GRADED SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

TROPHIES BOTH EVENTS:- 

OIA, A, B, C & SECONDS ALSO HI-GUN 

OVER 100 TARGETS 

No Entries received for Event 1 after 1 pm 

PRESIDENT: R. F. Buchan 

735 0527 

AUSTRALIAN C ~ TARGET Y SHOOTING NkVVS-JULY 1982 

SATURDAY JULY 17 [Cofltl 

Event 3 Commencing 12 Noon Nom 1 1 .OO 

50T Graded Trench Championship 


15T SIB Graded Championship 


15T D/B Graded Championship 


1ST DIB Points Graded Champ. 


10 Pair Double Rise Graded Event 

Event 1 Commencing 11 am Nom 21 .OO 

lOOT GRADED TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP 


IOOT GRADED I.S.U. Skeet Champ. 


25T D/B GRADED CHAMPIONSHIP 

TROPHIES OIA, A, B, C & SECONDS 


20T Medley IOT DIB-1OT DIB Points 

Event 5 Norn 6.50 

10 Pair Double Rise Graded Champ. 



Trophies O/A, A,B,C & Seconds 

SATURDAY JULY 31 1 % 

Event 1 Commencing 12 Noon Nom 11 .OO 

50T Graded Trench Championship 

Event 2 Commencing 12.45 pm Nom 11 .OO 

am mm 

40TGTS-5 PairDIR-'10DIB-10 Pts-10SIB 

Trophies OIA, A, B, C, Seconds 

Ladies & Junior 


20T D/B Graded championship 

Event 4 To Commence 11.30 am Nom 17.00 

75T GRADED SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

TROPHIES OIA, A,B,C & Seconds 

No Entries for Event 4 received 

after 1.30 pm 

ALL Amenities available 

on Ground 

Coaching for Novices 

each Saturday 10.30 am to 12.30 pm 

'SECAETAHY: Mrs M. McCulloch 

P.0 Box 74 Lilydale 3140 

Phone: 726 0438 1

St- 41-41, J. Hipwell 4041,.15-17m R. Lunghueen 37-37. B. Trelonr 38-37. 

18-2hT. Trniner 15-15, G. Hipwell 22-23,21-25m 0. Young 15-16,G. Lee 28-29, 

1OT SS: G. Lee. 0. Young, G. Hipwell. T. Harrison, R. Burton. M. Bamford. N. 

Watts. T. Trainor, S. Storm. S. Brown, I. Swift, J. Pattiaon. 

COHUNA, 16.6-88 - Fine & Cold - Night Program (40). 20T Dalton'a Bridge DB 

Chp: 'A' & OA. G. Hipwell 50.50, L. Knight 4849, 'B'J. Saville 41-42, K. Charleson 

29-30, 'C'R. Lee 28-30, M. Sgenwr 27-30, FM B. Heffer 22-25.20P KOW Swamp DD 

Chp: G. Kerr 21-21. §.Ken 21-Pi, J. Saville 20-21. B. Reade 20-21. igh Gun: G. 

Hipwell 74-75. Off fence S. Storm. 

C. A. Lee. (054) 588315. 

COFfUNA. 23-6-81? - FinelCwl (27). Novice: M. Vistarini 9-10, K. Woolhouse 

3-10. 10T EO: K. BUMn, F. Taylor. G. Manuel. K. Chadeaon, D. Bohn. B. Reade. 

R; Fowler, N. Watts, K. Bruns. C.Doyle. S. Storm, T. Masters, S. Rigney. zoT 

Murray River DB Grd Chp: 'A' & OA T. Dehne 92-92, R. Towler 91-92, '8' H. 

McLeod 25-20, P. O'Cnllaghon 23-24. 'C' G. Manuel 23-25.D. Bohn 2225. FM A. 

Lavin 17-20. 30T Trophy Hcp: 11-14m S. Storm 45-45. D. Bohn 4445. 15.19m T. 

Dehne 37-37, K. Britten 36-37, 20-25111 B. Reado 27-30, K. Burton 23-30. lOT 9s: 

G. Manuel.T. Dehne. D. Bohn, B. Rwade. R. Fowler. K. Bmns. S. Storm. R. Rigney. 

S. Rimey. 10T SS: R. Warren, B. Rende. R. Fowler. Off the fence K. Charleson. 

C. A. Lee. Ph (054) 588315. 

COLBINABBIN, QS-4-82 - Wind. Cold. Showery(451.20T Anzac Day DB chp: N. 

CPBCItnell25-25. N. Crwlmn, T. Nash 40-41.2OT A nm Day SB Chp: 'A' & OA R. 

Walker 21-21, T. Naah 20-21, 'B'B, Tkloar 18-20, M. Costa I?-20, 'C'S. Zito 19-20, 

T. Kwpman 17-20. 20T Grpd Hcp: 14m R. TrdI 20-20. S. Zito 31-32. 15-l9m R. 

Walker 27-28, A. Johns 26-28.20 4 m T. Nnsh 19-20, R. Wright 17-20, High Gun 

over the 3 main eventa: T. Naah 58-60. 

COLBINABRIN, 23.5.82 -Fin&loudy (20). 10T ED. M. Snelling. R. Papst, R. 

TraillQ-lO.20T DB Chp PS: OA & 'A'K. Shearer 57-80, R. Papst 52-80, '8'1. Laurie 

54-80. 'C' A. Edwards 55-80. H. James 50-80. POT Hcp: R. Trail1 43-44. 1. Laurie 

42.44. 0. Polinelli 29-31. Jnr G. V. Reid 14.21. 

CORlO BAY, 8-1-88 - Cwl. Cloudy, Calm (31). 1OT Pts CD: G. Willetz, W. 

Attwood, R. Barber. P. Morgan 30-30.20T DB Cont: 'A' & OA R. Barber 40-40, 'B' 

R. Turner 28-29. 'C' R. Tcemul21-23. 20T DB Chp: S. Haberman 71-74, G. Willett 

73.74. T. Vnodenberg 88-87.2OT DB Chp: 'A' M. Hewitt 51.52. 'B'I OA C. Hobbs 

52-52, 'C' C. Box 18-21. High Gun W. Attwood 89-90. 

CORlO BAY. 22-6-82 - Cold. Cloudy. Fine (45). 1OT Pta EO: R. Barber. R. 

Chrietopher. P. Clew, T. Naah, W. Hitchcock, N. Wenning 30-30. 20T Pts Grd 

A.B.C.: 'A' A. Morgan 58-80. 'B' & 0 R. Turner 60-80, 'C'K. Bennett 55-60.20 Pr 

DD: R. Turner. A. Morgan 20-22. T. Naeh, S. Haberman 19-22.20T DB Grd: 'A' & 

OA A. Morgan 55-55. 'B' R. Turner 22-23. '2' K. Bennet 19.20. 10 Pr DR CD: State 

Night DD Chp: S. Haherman 18-20. R. Christopher 16-20, R. Bmbr 55-20. R. 

Christopher. A. Morgan 20-20. D. Nielson. M. Italia 20-23. Commonwealth Night 

W 'AS&OAD. Nielson25-30.'B'T. Vandenberg 14-25. 'C'R. Tremul ll-25. High 

Gun A. Morgan 133-160. . 

M)NALD, 23-6-82 - O%mt (23). 5 pr DR EO: D. Flavel. P. Schilting. R. Hollis 

9-10.2Opr Club DD Chp: OAD. Fhvel, P. SchillingPo-20. T. Gwady. I. Dart, lOPr 

DR Grd Chp: OA I 'A' C. Dwly. G. Young. 'B'K. Willey. G. Vogel. 'C' W. Lamour. T. 

Green. 10TDB 18m SS: R. Young. K. Why. P. Schilling, G. Vogel. D. F eman 

10-10. 

Start Approx. 1:00 prn 

Ladies, Veterans & Juniors '/2 Noms. 

Event I Nom: $7.00 

20T DOUBLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

lst, 2nd, 3rd, & FM 

Opt. O/A Sweep $1 .OO 

Event 2 Nom: $7.00 

15T GROUPED HANDICAP 

14-17m & 18-25m 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd each group 

Opt. O/A Sweep $1 .OO 

, Event3 Nom: $4.00 

15T CASH Dl6 OFF 20m 

; Grouped 14-17m & 18-25m 1st three each group 

I No Sweep. 

1 

1 Event 3 To be aggregate event 

1 

1 

, Phone: (058) 

President: Bernie Gntfin 

21 3298 

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Junior High Gun Trophy 

Secretary: Denis Threlfall 

P.O. Box 126 

Shepparton 

* 301 Korurnburra DB PShiu 1, 2, 3. 

Saturday July 24 Badge Shield "Ifearn Shaoi 

ro:ou am * 251 Wlnler Skeet C'Shirr. 

12:3U pm * lOT PIS HCU. 

* 15T Budue Shleld Hcp. 1.2,3. FM 8 EM 

* 30T Slh. Clppstand DB C'Shlp 1,2,3. also in conlunslo~ wlh 

the 301 08 a 301 Slh. Glppslaad lualor CIshIu 1,2,3. 

SECRETARY: 

Shane Wishart 

Sunlay July '14, 4982 

10T El0 CID 

30T DB 

1st each grade 350 Shells 

2nd each grade 150 shells 

10 Tower CID 

lst, 2nd, 3rd 

25f Skeet CID 

I st, 2nd, 3rd. 

15T SIB C/D 

A.B.C. 1st. 

Refreshments and CadiMges available 

Pres~dent: E. Montanaro Secretary: G. Costa 


TROBO 

(-MEGUY TARGET 

4 O'Herns Road, Epping. Phone 401 3134. I 

-JULY PROGRAM I 

Sunday July 4, 

* FINAL S.A. ELlMlMATlONS 

"CASH DUVilfBE" 

Event I. Noms: $3.00 

10T EYE OPENER C/O 


20T DOUBLE BARREL + 

1st & 2nd A.B.C. 

Event 3. Noms: $6.00 

20T Double Barrel 

1st & 2nd A.B.C. 


10 Pair Auto & Driven 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 


* 10T TOWER POINTS * 


* 25T SKEET * 

1st & 2nd 0. 1-4, 5-10. 


25T Skeet 

1st & 2nd 0. 1-4. 5-10. 


ZZ SHOOT 

Watch for the Glenroy Chamber of Commerce 

Charity Shoot September 19, 

Firearms safety and gun handling classes 

each Saturday commencing 1.30 prn 

NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP each Saturday at 3.00 ph 

Practice Saturday 12 noon-6pm (D.T.1 & Skeet) 

Skeet practice Tuesdays 1-5 prn 

president: H. Belmore 


"SILVERWARE TROPHIES" 


10T E.O. CID 

Event 2. Noms: $1 8.00 

20T Double Barrel A.B.C. 

1st each Grade - 4 Piece Coffee Set 

2nd each Grade - Tray 


20T Double Barrel A.B.C. 

1st each Grade Silver Trophy $60.00 

2nd each Gradexsilver Trophy $30.00 


10 Pair Double Rise CID 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd. 4th. 


50T Skeet 0, 14, 5-10 

1st Silver Trophy $70.00 

Sunday Jab 25, 1982 


15T E.O. C/O 

Event 2. Noms: $1 5.00 


A.B.C. 1st $150.00 Cash 

2nd $100.00 Cash 



A.B.C. 1st 200 Shells 

2nd 100 Shells 


25T Skeet CID 

0, 1-4. 5-10. 1st & 2nd 

Event 5. Norns: $6.00 

25T Skeet CID 

0, 1-4. 5-10 1st & 2nd 

Nominations events 1 and 2 Close 1:30 p.m. 

Secretaly: Epping BOX 93 

Excellent facilities 

and canteen services 

shells avaiIable at 

Club office 


Secretmy: Mr K. WUley, P.O. Box 11, DunoUy Vic. President: MF P. Bloomfield 

(05454) 976500. 

ECHUCA. 8-5-62 - Calm & Overcast (61). POT DB Chp: OA & 'A' M. McVicar 

36-36, MikeLwnard 35-36:B'B. Treloar 24-25. J. Aukema 23-24:C'S. Zilo28-29. 

D. Rnohele 27-29. Lady J. Treloar 19-20, FM K. McMinn 19-20. 15T Hcp: 14m D. 

Rachele 2424, J. Trelonr 23-24, 15-19m W. Eagle 25-25,B. Griffen 24-25, 20-25m 

M. McVicar 45-45, J. Whittaker 44-45. 15T PS Chp: D. Rachele 45-45, Mike 

Leonard 47-48, M. McVicar 44.48. 25T Skeet Chp: OA 'A'J. Whittaker 29-29. '8. L. 

Bernard 28-29. 'F T. Sofra 24.25. 

L. Bernard (058) 521354. 

mOA, Z3-5-82 - Dull (23). 10T 15m CD: N.Ryder. J. King, A. Petersen. R. 

Lambden. A. Johnson. K. McKendirck, T. Sofra. 10-10.25T PS Chp: Mark Leonard 

72-75, R. Lnmbden 103-108, J. king 100-108. lW D. Rachel 85-103.20T Grp Hcp: 

14-15m C. Butcher 20-20. 16-2m A. Johnson 28-26. 21-25m M. Leondard 20-20. 

15T novelty 11-25: C. Butcher, E. TomMoni 16-15. 

FOSTER. 8-5-82 -Cold (10). 10T Pts CD: 29-30 John Green. 27-30 Cbis Green. 

26.30 Steven Green. 1OT llm: 10-10 Brad Salomon. John Green, 9-10 P. Maurilli, 

Brian Salomon, Garg Jennings. S. Green. M. Cripps. C. Green. 10T off 18m: 10-10 

John Green. 9-10 Brian Salomon. S. Green. 1OT off 25m: 8-10 John Green. 7.10 

Brian SnlOmOn. M. Cripps, C. Green. High Gun over last 3 events: 29-30 John 

Green. 25-30 Brian Salomon, 23-30 Brad Salomon. C. Green. Fish Shmt: G. 

Mowatt. John Green. . 5. - Green. - 

R7AhXSTON-AUSTRALIAN, 96-4-81-Cold, windy - paorinKrain(57). 20T R. 

Chp 'A'S Collin9 04.titl. 'B'J. Was8 57-60, 'C'M. Hammond 57-69.50T SB Clip: 'A' 

R. Gartll51.52. G. Willett 50-52. 'B'G. Swann 43-61, P. Was3 42.51.5. Filz#eerald 

44-50, B. Garth 40-50.50TDBChp:'A'A. Blcase 101-101.5. Willett 100-101,'BqD. 

O'Keeffe 49-50. P. WiUet 48-50. 'C' J. Burrem 44-50. G. Vanderbrand 54-60. 10OT 

~ ~- ---- 

Trench Chp: 'A' I. Buchanm 94-100, G. kng 88-160. 'B' B. Shandley 90-100. K. 

Roae 81-100, 'C' I. Joyce 78-100. R. Pollamounter 74-100. lOOT Skeet Chp: 'A' A. 

Conaena 98-100, G. WiUett 97-1W. 'B' G. Swan 95-100, N. Smart 90-iw. 'C.P. 

White 88-100. G. Vanderbm 78-10. Sat. IOOTTrench: 'A'I. Buchanan 91-100, 'B' 

- 8. Shandlsv RR-ion. -- 

FRANKS~N AUSTRALIAN, 2-3-82 - Fine, Sunny (54). 25T Pts: 'A' 3. Rooke 

88-90, J. Crippe 72-70, G. Burge 87-75. 50T SB: 'A' I

7 

VlICTORIAN STATE SKEET CARNIVAL 

HOSTED BY NORTH WEST ZONE 

AT MILDURA CLAY TARGET GUN CLUB 

FRIDAY 

13, SATURDAY 14, SununY 15, AUGUST 1982 

FRIDAY AUGUST 13, Commencing at 10:00 a.m. 

Event I. Nom. $1 f .00, Ladies $6.00, Juniors $6.00 

ELEY SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

50 Targets - Graded A B C 

"A Grade 0-1, "B" Grade 2-3, "C" Grade 4-10. Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy. Grade Winners - Ribbon and Trophy, 2nd Trophy. 

Ladles - Juniors and Veterans Trophy O/A Sweep $1.00 

Event 2. Nom. $1 1.00, Ladies $6.00, Juniors $6.00- 

VIC-N.S.W. CHALLENGE C'SHIP - 

50 Targets - Graded A B C. 

"A Grade 0-1, "8" Grade 2-3. "C" Grade 4-10. Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy. Grade Winners - Ribbon and Trophy. 2nd Trophy 

Ladies - Juniors and Veterans Trophy OIA Sweep $1.00 

$hTUARAY IIUGUST 14, Commencing at 10:OO a.m. 

Event 3. Nom. $1 1.00, Ladies $6.00, Juniors $6.00 

STATE SKEET CARNIVAL C'SHIP 

50T - Graded A B C 

"A Grade bl, "6" Grade 2-3, "C Grade 4-10. Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy. Grade Winners - Ribbon and Trophy, 2nd Trophy 

Ladies - Juniors and Veterans Trophy OIA Sweep $1.00 

Event 4. Nom. $1 1.00, Ladies $6.00, Juniors $6.00 

VICTORIAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 


"A Grade 0-1, "0 Grade 2-3, !'C" Grade 4-10. Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy. Grade Winners - Ribbon and Trophy, 2nd Trophy 

Ladies - Juniors and Veterans Trophy O/A Sweep $1.00 

SUNDAY AUGUST 15. Commencing al 10:00 a.m. 

* STATE SKEET TEAM SHOOT - 50 TARGETS 

* STATE LADIES SKEET TEAM SHOOT - 25 TARGETS 

* STATE JUNIOR SKEET TEAM SHOOT - 25 TARGETS 

Event 5. Nom. $1 1.00, Ladies $6.00, Juniors $6.00. 

WINCHESTER SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 


"A" Grade 0-1, "8" Grade 2-3, "C Grade 4-10. Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy. Grade Winners - Ribbon and Trophy. 2nd Trophy 

Ladies - Juniors and Veterans Trophy O1A Sweep $1.00 

* SPECIAL NOTES * 

State Open Ladiesand Junior teams selected on Events 3 and 4. 

Victoria vs. N.S.W. Team Challenge over Events 2,3, 4 81 5. EachState allowed any number of five-man teams. Victorian Teams 

selected on Event 1. 

Victorian Zone Skeet Team Premiership to be held in conjunction with Event 5. . 

Geo. Biggs Annual Club Team Shoot conducted over Events 3, 4 & 5. Teams to consist of five shooters from any Victorian Club. 

Trophy to best two man team over events 1, 2, 3, 4 8. 5. Nom $2.00 

High Gun Sash and Trophy to top scorer in Open, Ladies and Junior State Teams. 

HIGH GUN SASH and TROPHY OVER EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. 

Shooters MUST present handicap cards with nomination. 

* Gun Club open tor full week prior to Tournament for practice. 

* SATURDAY NIGHT - Special Social Evening organised at Mildura Gun Club. 

ACCOMMODATION: 

On-Site Vans *and powered sites available at Club. On-Site Vans - $20.00 deposit with booking. Sites only 

$5.00 with booking. First Class MotelIHotel and Caravan Parks available. For Details and Bookings - 

Phone Laurie or Agnes Connors (050) 23 2567, or write P.O. Box 19, MiIdura. 3500. If no answer phone 

Kevin or Georgina Nicols after 5 p.m. on (050) 23 3687 

PRESIDENT: R. F. Buchan, Phone (03) 735 0527 


20.27. Lady H. Flavel21-25. Jnr N. Gabbe 23-25. Perry and Hounsells DB Chp: 'A' 

& OA E. Hall 123-124. R. Smtt 122-124. '8' L. Tucker 82-84. J. Cowill 80-84. C'J. 

Ey 44-50, J. Newcumbe 42-50. 

JEPARiT, 1-3-89 - Cahn &fine. N.W. Zane Mixed tsts Chp: 'A' & OA D. Flavel 

&-80 (Jeparit). M. Medhurst 57-60 (Mt. Gambier), 'B' Pauline Clark (Weal) 

55-80. June Gawith (Jewrit) 54.60. 'C' R. Black (Ouyen) 54-60. C. Nelson 

(Avenhle Heights) 47-60. Lake Hindmarsh DB Chp: 'A'& OA N. Gabbe SO-SO. D. 

%lave1 89.00. 'B' R. lldridge 37-38. R. Young 32-33. 'C' R. Black 31-32. J. 

Newcombe 22-25. Ladies June Gawith 33-36. Jnr C. Crawford 12-25. 

Sec. F. Pitt. Jeparit 251. 

JEPARIT. 2-5-82- Strong Northerly breae. Light. Overcast (57). Club PS;'A'& 

OAR. Spicer 62-63. W. Wright 60-83, 'B' A. McKenzie 44-45. L. Tucker 43-45. 'C'J. 

Newcombe 42-45, C. Nelson 39-45. Winchester Tournament: Loeation OA Winner 

W. Iles 188-188. A. Bradshaw 187-186. 19-2lm G. Engles 96-97. R. Scott 95-97, 

15-18111 H. Warner 59-80, 3. Taylor 51.52. l4m A. Pitt 65-89. L. 'lhcker 64.69. 

LDdiea M. Pitt 46-50, Jnr N.'Gabbe 49-50. 

Seo F. Pitt. Jemrit 251. 

KANIVA. 33-5.i~ - Rne cloudy (211. N.W.Z. DR ~ rchp d is pm: .A' & OA R. 

Andrewn 27-30. R. Pitt 26-30. 'B'J. Colwill 24-30, K. Howe 23-30. 'C' W. Hawker 

23-25 

Colin F. Jarred. W.S.D. Mirnm 3415. Ph (053) 923257 (Sec). 

KJ3RANCI. 23-4-82 - Perfect (44). 1OT Novlce: P. Hine 7-10. DB 20T Chp: 'B' & 

OA N. Lindrea 75-75, K. charleson 50-51. 'KG. Rerr 74-75. A. James 69.70. 'C' L. 

McFarlane 28-29, 0. Chalmers 19-20. 20T SB Tower B. Heffer 20.20, R. Fowler 

20-21, R. Williams 18-21. 15T Hcp: up to 15m K. Britten 15.15. 18-20m K. 

Charleeon 28-29. 21-25m K. Burton 18-20. 

XEKILNO. 1-&8Z-Perfect. Night (38). 8 prDDSS:G. HipwelUG. h. S. KerrlG. 

Kerr. 20 PI. DD Chp: T. Boucher. I. SwiIte 19-20, S. Wilkins. S. Starm 18-20. 20T 

DB Grd Chp Of Chps: 'A' & OA A. James 66-86. N. Cracknel 65-66. '8' F. Taylor 

27-28. S. Willcins 24-25. 'C'G. Smith 1-20, S. Lyndon 18-20, Ladies F. Taylor. Jnrs 

S. Rigney. High Gun B. Isles. High Gun. sewn 1881-82 handicap events Faye 

Taylor. High Gun, senson 1981-82 championship events Graeme Kerr. 

ICERANG. 1-6-82 --Perfect (48). 15T SS 15m: G. Young, B. Isles. K. Britten. R. 

Warren, H. Warner. G. Tallis. N. Watts. R. Luoghusen, K. Brune, S. Kern C. 

Penno. J. DunsMn. 2OT DB Chp: OA &'A'B. Isles 100.100. S. Wgney 99-100. 'B'K. 

Charlewn 3031. L. Baker 32-33. 'C'G. Robinson 20-21. B. Heffer 19-20. Grpd Hcp: 

14-16 G. RobinsOn34-34, N Watts 33-34, 17-19 N. Cracknell20-20.K. Charleson 

24.25, E0-22 K. Burton 22-23, J. Dunetan 21-23, 23.25 B. Isles 19-20, G. Young 

17-23. 

KORUhiBURRA. 24-4-62 - Day, g&. Night, perfect (68 & 61). 15T DB: J. 

Shsllcot. P. White, B. Cerchi. W. Iles. S. Collins. B. Hall, E. Parmigiani 15-15.20T 

DB Pb: W. Stehenaon 75-75. W. lleS 74-75. S. Wishart 62-63.30T SB: 'A' & OA W. 

Woodward 31-31. L. Chaplin 90-31, W. lles 33-35, 'B' S. Stokes 33-36. P. White 

32.36. A. Maploson28-32:C'R. Sharples 30-33. G. Petruska29-33, J. She 25-30. 

30T DB: 'A' & OA W. Wwdward 39.39. S. Wishart 35.36. C. Cercbi 33-34. 'B' S. 

Stoken 38-39, A. 3. WWley 31-32. P. Green 30-32;C'M. Elswyk 36-38. R. Sharples 

35-38, A. Ferrea27-30.75TC'waalth night pb Chp: 'A'BOA t. Brndley 219928. J. 

G m 218-228. B. Hall 215-225. '8' P. Green 214. A. J. Wooley 211. T. Gannon 

208. 'C' C. Patruaka 202, S. Green 198, R. Sharples 195. High gun over day and 

night W. Iles. 

WfiNGRRRTTfi 

GUN CLUB 

Saturday July 17 Start 1:00 pm 

Event 1 

Event 2 

10T D.B. EIOPENER 

20T D.B. HANDICAP 

1st & 2nd Each Group 

14m 15-19 20-25 

01s $1 .oo 

Norn: $2.50 

Nom: $6.00 

Event 3 Norn: $6.50 

CLAUDE DEAN MEMORIAL 

S.B. CHAMPIONSHIP 

30T A.B.C. GRADE 

01s $1.00 

SKEET 

Sunday Juiy 18 Start 12 noon 

50 TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP 

PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: 

J. Zueschner K. Law 

10 Millard Street, P.O. Box 334 

WANGARATTA. Vic., 3677 WANGARATFA. Vic., 3637 

Phone: (057) 21 3639 Phone: (057) 21 3529 

Page 54 

GROUI(D LDCATED RBR VINE HOTEL. HORTH WAHGARIITTA. 

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KORUMBURRA, 7-5-82 - Calm; ocwiolul misty showers (17). 2OT DB "Qnt 

Chp: 'A'& OA M. Green 21-21. S. Wishart 25-28. 'B'T. Gannon 2031. A. Wishart 

l8iZl. C' B. Salomon 21.27. 10 pr DR CD: A. Reed. A. Sydenham 17-20. A. 3. 

Wwlev, B. Harmer 15-20. 20T SB: S. Wishart 20.22. A. Svdenham 19-22. R. 

~hyk& 21-24, Cake Shwt: 5. Wiahart. T. Gannon. R. ~hikes. 

KORUhZBURRA, 22-5-62 -Sunshine and misty showers (15). Skeet: M. Elswyk 

21. A. Hansen. T. Gannon 21. 40T SB Chp: B. Harmer 37. J. Green 36. R. Barlow 

35. 1OT DB Hop: T. Gannon (15) 20.20. R. Sharples (141 19-20. A. Hanrpen (14) 

16-17. 10 Pr DR CD: J. Green 17. M. Eiswyk. B. Harmer, N. Court 16.15T DB off 

15 CD: J. Green. N. Court. M. Etswyk, B. Harmer. A. Sydenham pose. 

KYNEIYIN. 9-5-82 - Cold & Cloudy (82). 10T Pts Gun Warmer: K. Roberts, D. 

Nielsen. N. Paterson. G. Moore. B. Rodwell 30-80. 11-16 B. Dunn. B. Harrington. 

R. O'Meara 30.30.20T SB Chp: 'A' G. Mwre 20.20. K. Roberts 18-20. 'B' & OA A. 

Day 20-80, J. Maxwell 19-20. 'C' I. Faux 21-22. R. O'Meara 24-26. 15T Hcp: P. 

Caddy 21-21. M. LdX 20-21. L. Gdie 16-19. BM: C. Williams. FM: R. O'Meara. 

Jackpot: L. Fitzgerald not won. Ladies Shoot: J. Williams 5.5. 

MELBOURNE, 24-4-82 - Warm, dry, strong breeze (76). 50T Grd Trench Chp: 

OA & 'A' W. Stevens 49-50. J. Woolley 47-50. 'B' J. Simeoei 55-60, M. Whitelaw 

54-80. 'C' J. Serafy 43-50.0. Swm 42-50. 50T Grd ISU Sk Chp: Cancelled. SOT Dl3 

Grd Chp: OA A. Blease 61-61, 'A'N. Smart 60.61. W. Stevens 115-1 16. 'B'J. SeraSy 

49-50, M. Whitelaw 48-50. 'F C. Parkinson 49-50. T. Preston 47-52. 15T DB Grd 

Chp: OA & 'A' A. Blease 69-69. N. Stevens 88-69, 'B' J. Serafy 44-45. R. Collins 

42.45:C' R. Dodds 42-50, K. Wiseman 40.50. 50TGrd Skeet Chp: OA M. Whilelaw 

58-58, 'A'I. Hale 54-55. J. Wwlley 86-67. 'B'M. Kotrlik. K. Witliams 6568. 'C'G. 

SLorev 43-50. J. Binks 39-50. 

112-114. 'C' G. Khour~ 72-75. J. Melrose68-75. 25T DB Grd dhu: OA J. ~oltica 

70-70. 'A'J. Henwood 89-70. J. Irons 62-83. 'B'J. Jenkins 62-63. K. Coridm 39-40, 

'C' G. Khoury 30-31. M. Polla Mounter 29-31.25 Pr DR Grd Chp: OA J. Henwocd 

44-50. 'A' J. Mollica 43-50. A. Blease 42-50. '8' B. Clark 42-50. R. Polla Mountcr 

40-50. 'C' G. Khoury 40-50. J. Melme 39-50. SOT Grd Skeet Chp: OA G. Farish 

100.100. 'A' W. Attwood 117-118. B. D. Thomaon 114-116. '8' M. Kotrljk 48-50. 

R. T. Mwdy 72-75. 'C' C. Ogden 65-75. G. Storey 62-75. 50T Grd Skeet Chp: OA 

B. D. Thomson 85-66. 'A' A. Blease 61-63. G. Farish 54-55. 'B'J. Tailby 50-50. G. 

Swan 61-82. 'C' C. Ogden 44-50, G. Storey 40.50. High Gun aver 5 & 6 G. Farish 

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100-1M. 

MELBOURNE, 16-5-8s - Fine & Mild (88). 10OT Grd Trench Chp: OA &'A' 3. 

Maxwell 93-100.1. Buchanan 82-100. 'B'J. Simeoni 113-125. K. Rose 11 1-125. 'C 

I. Joyce 76-100, S. Andrae 60-100. lOOT Grd 1SU SkeetChp: 'A'I. Hale 96-100. 'B' 

C. Meuleman 87-100. 20T DB Pts Grd Chp: OA & 'A' J. Henwwd 60-60. C. 

Parkinson 58.60. WL. Mitchell 57-60. W. Finnigan 56-80, 'C'J. Melroa46-50. A. 

Stevens 44-60. 20T DB PUI Grd Wp: OA & 'A' J. Henwccd 60.60. C. Parkinson 

58-60. 'B' L. MitcheU 57-60. W. Finuigan 56-60. C3. Melrorpe 46-50. A. Stevens 

44-60. 2OT DB Grd Chp: OA & 'A' J. Mollica 47-47. J. Henwccd 46.47. 'B' J. 

Svensson 38-40, L. Mitohell38-40:C'B. Hc-akstn 19-20. C. Ogden 18-20.10T Wcp: 

N. Mollica 24-24. R. Collins 23-24. J. Svenson 15-16.50T Grd Skeet Chp: OA & 'A' 

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=: - 

."a - 

Sunday July 25, 1902 

at 1.00 pm. = 

Event I $2.00 g 

10T Eye-Opener 

Event 2 

Event 3 

Secretary: R. West 

(054) 32 9284. 

20T S.B. Championship 

Graded A.B.C. 

20T Handicap 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-JULY i982

I. Hale 5050, N.W. Moore 65-68, '9'C.A. Olsen 49-50. W. Finnip 43-50. Cam1 

Ogden 48-50. J. Raitken 45.50. 

MELEOURNE. 18-5-82 - Fiae, cwl(27). lODT Grd Trench Chp: OA & 'A' G. 

Lung 09-100, J. Maxwell SB100, B'K. Rose 88-100. J. Simeoni87-100. @I. Joyce 

84-100. M. Mifsud 84-100. lOOT Grd ISU Skeet Chp: OA & 'A' I. Hale 97-100. 'B' G. 

G4uld 86-100. %' R. RWS 81-100. High Gun 195-200. 

MELBOURNE, 22-5-52 - Wd, overcast (84). 50T Gnl Trench Event: 'A' I. 

Buchanan 45-50. OA & 'B'S. Steve2ur 48-50. VV. Andrae 38-50.50T Grd ISU Skeet 

Chp: 'A' I. Hale 74-75, 'B' A. Blackmore 84-75. 15T SB Grd Chp: OA & 'A' J. 

Henwood 16-18. G. Fariah 15-18. '9'3. Matheson 14-15, W. Henwwd 15-17. 'CH. 

Slwens 14-t5, J. Tailby 17-1. 25T DB Grd Chp: OA 3. Irom 81-81. 'A'J. Henwood 

80-81, J. Brereton 41-42. '3' M. Whitelaw 38-39. H. Durbridge 38-37. 'C'J. Petty 

23-25. G. Jonea 28-31. 15T DB Pts Grd Chp: OA & 'A' W. Attwood 54-54, d. 

Henwwd 51-54. 'B' N. Mollica 41-45, d. Pawce 40-45, 'C'J. Petty 23-25. G. Jonea 

26-31. 50T Grd Skeet Chp: 'A'& OA W. Attwwd 64-54, M. Hnle 63-64. 'B'LeaPrioe 

45-51, L. Dodde 44-50, 'C' G. Barnes 53-58, C. Ogden 52-58. 

MELBOURNE - Overonst. fine & mild (64). SOT Grrl Trench Chp: OA & 'A* B. 

Cark 47-50, V. MoUica 43-50, 'B'S. Stevens 45-50, J. Simwni 44-50, YT S. O'Connor 

44-52. T. Rooke 43-52.20T DB Grd Chp: OA & 'A' J. Henwood 101-101, G. Bmwn 

100-101, '8' K. Coridw 27-28. P. Krumins 26-28, 'C'D. Scott 25-28. J. Petty 19-20. 

15T Mix- Tgta Grd Event: OA & 'A' J. Henwwd 45-45. 0. Farish 44-45. '9' P. 

Krumins 23-25, A. Hollowny 22-25, 'C' D. Scott 4345, R. Blackwell 23-25. 5 Pr 

Skeet & Driven: I. Hale 10-10. G. Parish 11-12. C. Pmkinson 10-12. 14m D. Scolt 

7.10. 50T Grd Skeet Chp: OA & 'A' R. Burrill 68-69, I.M. HaIe 67-89. 'B'R. Rws 

48-50. C. Bennett 45-50, 'C' L.H. GodIrey 44-50. J. Petty 42.50. 

METRO.25-4-81- 10TEO: 5. Wright, E. Bullmore30-30. POTDB: 'A'G. Brown 

76-78, M. Piccolo 77-78, 'B'J. Napoli 39-39.5. Wright 38-39. 'C'G. KnDury 20-20. 

S. Noble 25-28. 20T SB: P'G. Brown 20.20. N. Sepe ls.20, '9' 9. Wright 18-20, J. 

Serafy 19-22, G. Knovry 19-20. J. Smerdon 18-20, l0T Walk up: 'A'E. hble 13-14. 

'B' S. Wright 6-10, 'C' N. Pengelly 6-10. 25T Ball Trap: 'A' E. hbley 23-25, M. 

Piccolo 21.25. '3' P. Krymine 22-25, J. Napti 2E30. 'C' R. Ingram 23-25, G. 

Knoury 22-25.25TSkeet:'A'B. Lobley 34-35, R. Jones 33-35:B'C. Belmore24-25. 

R. Ingram 23-25. 'C' J. Smerdon 21-25, D. Mncartney 20.25. 

METRO, 2-5-82 -Fine (58). 1OTPta EO: 'A'G. Brown 65-56, T. Naeh 64-66, 'WJ. 

Hannigan 29-30. R. Rees 37-39. 'C' J. Srnerdon 28.30. D. Firman 27-30.2OTDB:'A' 

G. Brown 64-54. S. O'COMor 63-64. 'B' P. K~mins 4444, J. MorreU43-44. 'G R. 

McIvor 25-26, B. Gardner 24-26.20T SB: 'A'P. Thomson 20.20. G. Brown 22-23, 'B' 

J. NapLi 18-20, R. Thazton 28-32. 'C' A. Gardner 20-20. D. Fiman 25-28. 10 Pr 

DR: P. Thomson 18-20, A. Senserrick 17-20, J. MorreU2r4-30. S. Rms23-30.10Pr 

Tower DR: I. Lobey 27-30. P. Thomnon26-30. B. Tmbley 25.30. T. Naah24-30. 50T 

Skeet: 0 P. Krumine 50-50. R. Jones 49-50, 14 J. Haanigan 48-50. D. Hall 57-60. 

5-10 R. Gardner 44-50. M. Smith 43-50. 

MTBOGONO, 2-~-82~perfect(l8). Kiewavauey ~ont. ~ h15T: p 'A' K. MU-~ 

61-61. '3' V. Tomnsoni 32-33, 'C' T. Bussell 15-16. 15T Hcp Trophies: F. Iaria 

39-39, K. Maurey 38-39, V. Tomasoni 30-31. Mt Bogong Gun Club DD Chp: K. 

Mnurey & V. Bueael 29-29. High Gun Overnu K. Mnurey. High Gun Novice T. 

Ruesell. 

Ph. H-ry Ryder (057) 572267. 

mPEAN, 15-5-82 -Fine & Windless (t8). 10T CD: W. Woodward, B. Mottram. 

F. Snntvoort. Pnul Arnold, Phil Arnold. 25T DB Chp: 'A'& OA W. Wwdwnrd 42-43. 

'B' J. Thornton 41-43. 'C' E. Gauh123-25. 25T SB: 'A' W. Woodward 25-28. 'B' Phil 

Arnold 25-25, 'C' W. Mann 21-25. 25T Hcp: E. Santmrt 29-29. W. Wwdward 

28.28. B. Mottram 25-26. Sxli 5x18 5x25: W. Wwdward. Dennis Edney 13-15. 

Pnul Arnold. Wayne Clapham 12-15. 

NOORAT, 22-5-82 -Miserable (25). SWZ Night Tower WF DB Grd: OA G. Davy 

(Nwrat) 39-39. 'A' G. Davy (Nwrat) 38-39, B. Jenninge (W/Bwl) 38-39. 'B' G. 

Benneth (Noorat) 50-52. H. Brookshy (WBwl) 49-52. 'G T. Crirnmin (Noorat) 

33-34. A. Mathey (Nwrat) 27-30, 20T Club Night Pts Chp Grd: OA D. Paterson 

!Sebnstopol) 57-60. 'A' D. Pateraon (Sebastcpol) 57-80. P. Coolahan (Nwrat) 68-60, 

3' G. Cnrrbury (Ndornt) 54-72, G. Bennett (Noorat) 61-72. 'C' A. Eva (Noorat) 

55-60. S. Muller (WIBwl) 58-63. 

RAAP POINT COaK, 18-4-82 - COO1 & Sunny (47). i0T Ptp EO CD: D. Nialsan. 

A. Chandler. T. Puli. W. Hitchcack. S. Cations. J. McKny 3030.40T Bilk Williams 

Memorial Shoot: OA P. Mennrn 4040, ism P. Menara 40-40, R. Hadlow 3940. 

18m A. Chandler 3940, P. B;Sldmk 3840,20m D. Nielson 3940, R. Spiler 40-43. 

W High Gun over day. donated by Reg BLnckweU won by P. Baldmk 47-50. 

RAAF POINT COOK, 18.5-82- Fine & hl(50). l0TCont Pta EO CD: T. Reade. 

R. Coombee. S. Cations 30.30.20T Club Cont Grd Cbp, OA & 'A'D. Niehn 26-26, 

R. Spicer 25-26, 'B' 9. Chnndler 23-24, S. Cations 20-21. 'C' G. Cwper 18-20, W. 

Hitchcock 17-20. ZOTDB Hcp: R. Coombes25-25. R. WifIen 24-25.1. Spicer 20-21, 

22-25m D. Nielmn 17-20. 

SEBASTOPOL, 5-5-82 - Cald. some rain (37). 10T SB: R. Wright 10-10. R. 

McGreehan 18-18. J. Gwdie 15-18. 20T DB Chp: 'A' G. Ludbrwk 50-50, 'B' S. 

Morgan 20.20. 'C' 9. Bradley 19-20. Non-registered C. Barby 20.20. 

SEBASTOPOL, 18-5-82 -Fine, sunny (38). 20T Split Hop DD: C. MacphersonlG. 

McKenzie 80-80.3. CIose/R. Cartledge 79-80, G. HudaonlG. Ludhrook 57-58. 20T 

Hcp: H. Sqires 4242, C. Maopherson 4142. T. TRincr 36-37. BM D. Paterson 

32-33. 

SEYMOUR, 8-6-82 -Fine, mild (15). 5T DB E0: B. Findhy & G. Smith 5-5. 2DT 

DB PSChp: R. Walker 54-60. G. Berry 89-78, D. Hal1 88-78.15TD8 Hcp: n. Wrdker 

20-20, A. Hall 19-20.T. Berry 17-18. L5T DB WalkBack: B. Findlav. -. H. Walker. R. 

Hadlow. 

SHEPPARTON. 8-6-82 -Fine & Mild (40). SOT Grd DB Chp: OA & 'A' Neil Berry 

79-80. Reg Walker 78-80. 'B' M;rc Feldtm~ 49-50, Tony Caltindro 51-65. 'C' Joe 

Zit0 49-50. Sam Zito 47-50.20T Hcp: Sam Zito, Alan Spence, Tony Calandm, BM 

Jack Harker & Neil Berry. 10T DB Caph SS off 20m: Andrew Harrington. Graeme 

Miller. Robert Traill. BiU Eagle. John Reynolds. Alan Spence. Veterans High Gun 

Jack Hnrker. Juniors High Gun Steven Vmderdrift. Overdl Griffin Firearms $25 

cash High Gun Bernie Griffin. lat off the fence Bill Eagle who donated 200 targets 

for these events. 

Secretary Denis ThreliaU. P.O. Box 126 Sheppartan 3630. Phone 9-4.30 (058) 

20 1332. 

SWAN HELNYAH. 10-4-82 -Excellent (18). 2 s Pres. Skeet Chp Grd: 01 M. 

Whitelaw 24-25. R. Cnny 19-25. 2-4 P. Parsons 23-25. P. Hutchinaon aRer shoot 

off with W. Pryor 21-25.5-10 M. Kruger-Davis 20-25. G. Manuel 18-25.10 SBfi~vr 

SS: S. Braer, G. McFnrlane. IOT DB Twr SS: A. Dav. P. Hutahinrum. -- -~ S. -. Frare~ - , M . 

Eruger-Davis, G. Manuel, W. Pryor. G. MCFG&: R. Ridgeway. A. Turner. 

SWAN RILL-NYAH, 24-4-82 -Warm. gwd (17). 10T DB SS 15m: S. Frwer. P. 

Hutchinson. N. Lipple. A. Mills, R. Ridgeway. G. Young. Anuc Mixed Tgta Chp: 


Comm. 12:30 pm 

10T BALL TRAP 

& 10T DTL GRADED 

20T WERRIBEE PLAINS 

PIS GRADED C'SHIP 

CQRBO BAY 

A.B.C. SASH O/A 

100 TARGET Dl0 

1st & 2nd each grade sash O/A 

O/S 50c each 25 

$1 .oo O/A 

Other Events, Time Permitting 

Half Norns Ladies & Juniors both programs. 


N. Lipple 31-35, A. Mills 30-35. G. Young 69-77. An excellent shwtofffor third by 

R. Ridgeway and 0. Young. 10T Hcp SS: K. Burton. S. fiwr. L. McFarlane. P. 

Parsons. F. Taylor. R. Pesoook. 

SWAN HILL-NYAH, 8-6-82 - G d (261. 1OT EO PS Sd 30-30 S. McFarlane. G. 

Young, A. Day. K. Bruns, P. Hutchinson. A. Mills. 20T Pioneer Country SB Chp 

Grd:'B' &OA G. Pitt 21-21. A. Day 23-24. 'A'M. Whitelaw 21-22. K. Bruns 19-20. 

'C' L. McFarlane 23-26. P. Hutchinson 22-26. 10T Hcp SS: 10.10 S. Storm. G. 

Young. A. Day, R. Dunn. P. Hutchinaon. R. Ridgeway, G. Manuel. G. Pitt. A. 

Blackmore. 

Shooters atlended from Oahuna. Boort. Melbourne. Mildura. Mouiamein. Swan 

Hill. ----~ 

SWAN HILL-NYAH, 22-5-88 - God, DXJL (28). 1(YT EO SS Hcp 10-10 K. 

Chadeson. G. Hoimaier, D. Afford, K. Burton. MT Hcp Pwle Cup in conj: A. Day 

31-31, G. Hofmaier 30-31. R. Ridgeway 24-26. Poole cup won from Kenrng and 

Hopetoun by Swan Hill No. 1 team 89-100. Hopetoun 88-100. Swan Hill-Nyah team 

R. Ridgeway. P. Hutchinaon. S. McFarlane. M. Arstnll, L. McFarlane. IOTSS 15m: 

10-10 K. Charleaon. I. Boyd-Law. G. Hofmaier. D. Afford. L. McFarlane, K. 

Burton. A. Day. R. Dalton. C. Bonnici. R. Ridgeway. 

TATURA,.16-5-82, - Fine (25). Nthn Dist. DR Chp: Mike Lsonard 38-40. K. 

Robinson 34-40. F. Crawiord 26-30. Tatura & Dlstrict DDChp: T. Sofra-D. Racheie 

20-2. P. Weatwd-If. Hawking 19-20. 15T Trophy Hcp: Mark Leonard 42-42. H. 

Hawking 41-42. A. Spence 29-30. EM 22-25 D. Jackell 13-15. 

TOOLONDO. 44-82 - Perfect (281. Sth West Zone PS Chp: OA & 'A' R. Duthie 

88.90. G. Ough 87-90, 'B' T. Drummond 93-86, K. f'oleman 90-96, 'C' W. Wilde 

Sl-90. Andrew Cameron 80.90.2DT 15mDB SS: J. Ourh. - AlanCnmemn. R. Duthie 

20.20. 

VENEM, 18-5-82 - Fine, ma1 (21). IOT EO DB CD: F. Iaria. N. Mollica. J. 

Antonio. E. Vercillo. J. Cassidy. J. Henwood, M. Mifsud. 3. Napoli to-10. 20T DB 

Grd Chp: 'A' F. Iaria 76-76. 3. Henwood 75-76. 'B' K. Caridas 28-28, E. Veroiilo 

27-28. 'C'G. Fermnalo20-20. J. Antonio 19-20.14mE. Bertollo 18-20.2OTDBPrcl 

Grd Chp: 'A'J. Henwood 60-60. V. Dalwto 68-69. 'B' .I. Napoli 56-50. N. Mollica 

79-84. 'C'J. Antonio 54-60. G. Iuliano 52-60. 15T Novelty: 'A' M. Mifsud 35-35. B. 

Gcotla 44-45. '8' J. SvenssOn 24-25. E. Vercillo 22-25, 'C' G. Ferronalo 23.25. 3. 

Antonio 22.25. 

VICTORIAN. 6-5.82 - Cold (63). 15T DB chp: R. Mark 106-108, G. Went 

105.106. 5. Sacchetla 81-82. Best l4m 8. Yewers. 15T Hcp: A. Moacatt 23-23. D. 

Azzopardi 22-29. R. Hadtow 20.2f. BM M. Ilalia 15.16. 

Tom Camemn.'Bus 31 1 0568. Am 369 2038. 

VICTORlAN. 12-3-82 - Cold. few showers (58). 8 pr DR Chp: A. Bradshaw 

24-26, A. Moacatt 23-26. D. Trernhath 22-26. FM A. Edwards 13-16. 16 pr DD: A. 

Bradahaw. T. Senserrick 15-16. G. Went. R. Spicer 19-20. 15T DB Chp: R. 

Morrison 46-45. J. Brereton 45-46. R. Spicer 41-42. 

T. Cameron. Bus 311 0668, NH 369 2038. 

YICMRVUJ. 10-5-89 -Cold (65). 15T !lB Chp: R. Evan6 39-39. 3. Brereton 

38-39, A. Moacatt 21-22, FM M. Mif3ud 32-33. 15T DB Hcp: E. Yewers 26.28. M. 

Mazza25-263. Bmrcton 20.30. BM A. Bradshaw 14-15.15TDBChp: A. Bradshaw 

44-44. T. Senserrick 4344. I. Joyce 48-46. FM J. Brereton 45-48. 

T. Cameron. Bus 311 0568. AM 369 2038. 

WANQARATTA. 16-5-82-FIne(421.45T DB Chp: OA &'AbK. Maurey 89-69, R. 

Pieiiier 88-89. '8' J. Mattil44-45. R. Barmn 51-53. 'C K. Parrish 43.45. T. Moore 

47-50. 15T DB Hcp: M. O'Rara 21-21. K. Robinaon 20-21. R. Gulliver 18-19. 

WARRACKNABEAL. 12-4-89 - Fine (12). Half Round Skeet EO: 60% D. FLavel 

12-13. 40% P. Clark, P. Hewitt. R. Newell. W. Attwwd Skeet Chp 25T: D. Flavel 

25-25. A. Newell 24.25. G. Voml 23.25. Skeet SS: 60% D. Flavel 25.25. 40% R. 

Newelk & D. Voml 24-25. 

'B' I. Dart 18-20, J. Ough 17-20. 'C A. Towk 17-20. C. Crawford 14.f0. 

WARRNAMBODL- Fine(20). Les Jacobs Memorial Shwt: OA A. Kinnear. 19m 

&over B. JenninKs. L. Johnston. 15-lern G. Caibury. J. Dignan. 14m H. Squires, 

C. Smith, 

WERRIBEE, 9-6-82 - Mild (42). 2OT SB Mother's Day Chp: 'A' & 0.4 G. Went 

29-29. '8'L. Siemsen 28-29. '(T D. Azzopardi 28-29.2OTDB Mothers Day Chp: 'KG. 

Went 74-74, 'B' I. Urch 20-20. 'C' T. Gmh 25-25. 

WOOD8 POINT. 2b4-82 - Wet (16). 5T EO Cash Div. PS. 3. Wood. T. Cornielle. 

G. Ogden. 30T DB Hcp: G. Ogden 42-43. 3. Wocd 41-43. H. Hosking 37-58, 10T 

Tower: G. Odgen 2424. J. Bale 23-24. G. Pattie 38-37. 

G. 3. Kruler. 83 Bible St.. Eltham 3095. 439 7899. 0 

CHAMPIONSHIP SASH AND 

TROPHIES 

20T DIE3 15 Metres lst, 2nd, 3rd. 

-.---- ~ ~ ~~. 


VALE 

Well known Melbourne Gun Club shooter John Summers 

Senior died suddenly on June 8, 1982. Our condolences go to 

his children John & Deborah. He will be missed by his many 

shooting friends. 0 

Ill 

Ill 

1882 Nationals Souvenirs 

FOR SALE 

1982 Nationals Badges 

$3.50 each 

1982 Nationals T Shirts 

$6.00 each 

Limited sizes available: 10 ,I2 ,18 ,20 ,22 ,24 

Please forward order & cheque to: P.O. BOX 198 

BLACKBURN 3130. 

GUM CLUB 

"RICH RIVER COUNTRY" 


Skeet 12 noon DTL 12:30 

Event 1. 25T Skeetchamp 

Event 2. N.E. Zone D/R Champ 

Event 3. 15T Grouped Handicap 

Event 4. 25T Mixed Target Champ, 

PRELIMINARY NOTICE: 

September 9, 1982 

Victorian School BoylGirl 

Championship 

20T * 2 Rounds * Nom $2.00 

- - 

- 

Secretary: L. Bernard 

(0, 52 ,354 111 

Page 57

"EDITOR'S MAILBOX9' 

Dear Ian, 

I agree with Reg Ciarke's dislike of single barrel shooting, 

and points score to a lesser degree. The sh-mter who consis- 

tently shoots his targets with the first barrel is no doubt the 

better shot as Cecil Herbert says, but single barrel and points 

score favours the experts at the expense of the also-rans who 

are the ones dropping out of the sport. 

Let's keep it a sport, I don't give a hoot what they do in 

America, this is the Australian Clay Target Association. 

Yours faithfully. 

Jim Mathiske, 

22 Mack Street, 

TAMWORTH 2340 0 

Will be shooting on Sunday July 25 and NOT on 

Satirrday July 24 as advertised in the V.C.T.A. 

Booklet, owing to a mistake in the booklet. 

Secretary: Mrs C. Lee 

P.O. Box 21 1 

Cohuns, 3568. 

FINAL ELIMINATIONS 

FOR COMMONWEALTH GAMES 

Staff Writer 

Final eliminations for places in the Commonwealth Games 

and World Championship Teams were conducted at Brisbane 

Gun Club over the Queen's Birthday weekend. Four hundred 

targets were shot by both Olympic Trap and I.S.U. Skeet 

members of the National Training Squad to decide the 

make-up of the teams. 

Those two seasoned war horses Ellis and Rumbel will 

represent Australia in Trap in Brisbane, and will be joined by 

Ian 13uchanan and Greg Long from Victoria, in the team for 

the World Championships in Venezuela. Both Jim Ellis and 

Terry Rumbel shot 379/400 to head the list with Buchanan on 

374 and Long 370. 

Ian Hale and Alex Crikis will shoot slceet for Australia in 

Brisbane. Graeme Boyd and John Summers were selected to 

make up the team of four for the World Championships. Hale 

shot 385/400, Crikis 380/400 and Boyd 365. Summers was 

unable to compete in the eliminations due to his father's 

sudden death. All Clay Target Shooters wish the team well in 

their quest for medals in Brisbane and Caracas. 0 


1:00 pm 


10pr. "RIGGS CREEK" DIRise 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd & FM 

Event 2 $6.50 

20pr. "BALMATTUM" DIDOUBLES 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

1st & 2nd 

Event 3 

15T TROPHY HANDICAP 

I st (1 4-1 5), (1 6-20), (21 -25) 

$5.50 

OlSweeps & Jackpot 

Ground Location approx. 7km. South of Euroa on the 

.Hume Highway. 

President: J. King Secretary: W. Borden 

(057) 90 321 6 (057) 95 2866 


ALEXANDRA, 8-5-88 - Fine (25). 2ST Mothers Day Skeet Chp: 'A' & OA R. 

Dwyer 25-25. 'B'M. Kimbep Jnr 21.25.0'8. Barrett 23-25. 15TEO: 'A'B. Newell& 

R. Kimber 15-15:B'L. Parsons& R.F. Hill 15.15. %'F. Bailey 14-15.25T Mothers 

Day DB Chp: 'A' &OAR. Kimber 52-52, R. Ayres 25-26. 'B' R.F. Hill 51-52. R.E. 

Mueller 37-38. 'C' 0. Sawley 23-25. 3. Wiliiams 24-27. Lxdies Trophy L. Parsons 

25-25. 25T MothersDay DB Grd: 'A'R. Ayres 25-25. B. Newell 39-40:B'R.F. Hill 

25-25, L. Parsons 23-25, 'C' J. Williams 23.25, 0. Sawlev 25-28. DTL Hirh - Gun 

R.F. Hill 75-75, 

BORDERTOWN. 16-6-82 -Perfect (27). E.H. & B.M. Davia DB Chp: OA &'A' D. 

Flavel 25-25, J. Wagg 26-27. '8' J. Hinge 37-38. P. Merrett 36-38. C' W. Fisher 

22-25. C. Jacobs 21-26. Veterans l4m 20T Eley DB Hop in Mtr grp: T. Pitt 35.36. 

K. Richards 24-25,ll-14m R. Wait 19-20, K. Richards 18-20. 15-19m G. Dinning. 

J. Hinge 20.20. 20-25m D. Flnvel 18-20. R. Andrews 15-20, High Gun Badger 3. 

Hinge 44-45. Ladies Drawn Trophy: Wendy Milne. 5 Pr DR! K. Howe. D. Flavel. R. 

Andrews, B. Growden. lOT Pts: J. Hi?=. R. Andrews. D. Flavel. K. Howe. 

BROKEN Hat. 1-5-89 -Fine. High Gun: Ron Wimshurst 180-180 (Salisbury). 

14-Ism: R. Meaney 49.50 (Mnllala). 16-1h: G. Clarkson 136.137 (Mildura).. 

20-25m: R. Wimshurat 180-180 (Salisbury). Junior: Royce Jaksic 47-50 (Wemen). 

Ladies: C. Wakefield 44-50 (Milduraf. Veterans: A. J. Turner 48.50 (Cobar). Team 

Winner 1500 XTR: Broken Hill 242-250. 

Secmtnry: S. Johnston, 564 Wyman St.. Broken HIU 2880. 

BROREN HIU, 1 & 2-5-82 - Fine (90). Eley PS Chp: OA R. Wimshurst 

123-123.'A'P. Forner80.81, 'B'B. Wedd 120.123. J.Stewart74-75:C'G. Rawson. 

D. Nicholls. Ladies L. Izard, Veterans L. Campbell. Winchester Tournament: OA R. 

Wimshurst 180-180. 20-25m R. Wimshursl. .I. Finis 179-180. J. Hall 65-66. 

16-l9m Qus Clarkson 136-137. J. Cnskey 59-6. B. Murphy. 14-15m R. Meaney 

49-50. P. Forner 75-77, L. Siebert 74-76. Ladies C. Wakefield 44.50. C. Mahor 

47-54. Veterans A.J. Turner 48-50. H. Melowship, Jnrs R. Jaksic 47.50. D. 

Nicholls 46-50. Teams Broken Hill 242-250. Family team Turners (Cobs) 34.100. 

West Darling DB Chp: OA R. Mark 71-71. 'A'J. Caskey 63-64. 'B' B. Harrington 

70-71. B. Trelnar 48.49. 'C' H. Mellowshio 26-27. T. Smith 25-27. Ladies L. Lulrd. 

Veterans H. Mellowshiu. West Darlinr. ncu: L. Siebee 51-51. B. ~ . relna~~s~sl 

- ~- . . -. .I' -. 

Caskey 47-48. Lndies i. lzard 20.20.'iet&ans L. ~am~kll.k~ L. Knight. West 

Darling OiR: 'A' J. Finis 150-150, A. Turner 349-150.0. lzivtl 95-150. 'H' R. Ross 

SHOOTERS PLEASE MOTE! 

Port Augusta . 

25T Dl3 

Western Zone Chame. 

to be shot on November 20: 1982 

NOT, October 17 as advertised. 

FORTHCOMING SHOOTS 

Secretary: C. Bentley 

1. 20Pr. CAVE GARDENS CONT. DID C'ship 3. 25T TROPHY HANDICAP - 15metres 

Sponsored by J. M. Clements & Co. Mt. Gambier (Metre Groups 14-15, 16-19, 20-25) 

TOPLINE DATSUN High Gun 14 metres 

2. 15PR. I-lTTLE BLUE LAKE D/RISE C'ship 

Graded 

OVERALL COMMODORE High Gun 

Salurllay July 17, 1.00 011 

I. GREEN TRIANGLE SKEET C'ship 3. 25T GLADIGAU ROAD SIB C'ship 

Front Marker Trophy 5-10 Hcp. (Graded) TOPLINE DATSUN High Gun 14 metres 

Sponsored by S.E. BATTERY, Penola Rd., Mt. Gambier MORRISON MOTORS High Gun - Sash 

25T VALLEY LAKE D/B CHAMP. 

Graded 

Sunday Au~usl 1, 1.00 om 

25T ATTAMURRA PIS C'ship 3. 15Pr. CLUB DIRISE C'ship 

(Graded) Sponsored by J. N. TAYLOR & CO. CTD. 

(Graded) (S.E. AGGREGATE) 

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4. 5T DIB MISS OUT - 15 Metres 

2. 25T RELOADER HANDICAP (BM Trophy) 

Second Trophy Donated By: SEALEY & SONS 

(3/2 Case Shells) 

TOPLINE DATSUN High Gun 

OVERALL COMMODORE High Gun 


FRIDAY JULY 23, 1.30 pm 

SATURDAY JULY 24, 9,00 am 

suluay JULY 25, 9.00 am 

Martins Home Furnishings 

Skeet Championship 25T 

30T 15m Birthday Sweepstake 

Optional sweeps $5.00 per 10 Tgts 

25T 15m Double Barrel 

Link Engineering Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade 

'WHVALLA CLASSIC 25T 15m 

1st each grade Winchester 9422 Lever Action $344 retail 

2nd each grade Case Eley FOB 7 112 cartridges 

3rd each grade Cartridge pouch and belt and 1000 Winch. Mag. Primers 

25T 15m July Championship 

Sash & Trophy 1st each grade 

Trophy 2nd each grade 

25T 15m Double Barrel 

DOVICO CONSTRUCTIONS Trophies 

1st & 2nd each grade 

Whyalla Gun Club 25T D/B Championship 

Whyalla Fabrications Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade 

20T Handicap 

7st Browning 22 Lever Action with 4 x 40 Scope $340 

2nd 500 Eley FOB 7 l/z Cartridges 

3rd Cartridges Bag & Belt plus 1000 Winch. Mag Primers. 

Winchester High Gun Trophy and Sash 

Ladies High Gun - John Muscio Trophy 

Front Marlcer (141x1) High Gun - E. Commons Trophy 

Local High Bun - J. Walker Trophy 

High Guns on events 3,4,5,6,7,8. 

Saturday Night Calcutta and Social Evening. A11 meals available Friday Night to Sunday Night 

SECRETARY: Rob Walker 

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Affiliated ACTA 

PRESIDENT: Grant Bollen 

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Confederation of Australian WEST WYALONG GUN CLUB 

CHARITY SHOOT 

A regular column of general sports news prepared by the 

Confederation of Australian Sport. 

NEW BROCHURE FOR FUN-RUNNERS 

With fun runs becoming very much a part of the every day 

sports scene, It is interesting to see that the Australian 

Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation has 

produced a booklet which contains valuable advice for fun1 

runners and joggers. 

The purpose of the leaflet is to prepare potential competi- 

tors in these long distance "social" events in the best possible 

way. The term "social" is used only in the sense that these 

events place the emphasis on participation rather than 

competition. 

Increasing numbers of Australians are finding satisfaction 

in the new challenge created by events of a nature similar to 

the SPORTS EXACT0 Team Trots, and the ACHPER brochure 

fills a most important advisory need. 

Copies are available from the Confederation of Australian 

Sport, GPO Box 2077s Melbourne on payment of 50 cents 

each, to cover the cost of packing and postage. 

* * * 

TOP SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST VISITS AUSTRALIA 

In the world of sports psychology there are few names that 

are better known than that of Doctor Brent Rushall. 

Doctor Rushall is Professor of Coaching Theory at Lake- 

head University, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. He is 

recognised as a world authority in the field of psychology and 

its practical application to sports and coaching. 

The Confederation of Australian Sport Coaches Assembly 

has been successful in getting Dr Rushall to Australia during 

June and July. 

During his visit, which will take in Adelaide, Melbourne, 

Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane, he will speak at a number of 

coaching workshops. 

The workshops provide Australian coaches with a great 

opportunity to learn from this talented visitor. 

* n * 

SPORTS AID VISIT TO VANUATU 

An unusual request for assistance was recently received 

through the Australian Government by C.A.S. 

The new Government in Vanuatu, which gained its inde- 

pendence on July 1, 1981, had requested advice on the nature 

of sports organisational structures that should be considered 

for the effective administration of sport in that country. 

The Confederation quickly responded by sending a staff 

member to Vanuatu in an advisory capacity. 

After a round of discussions with all interested parties, 

including senior Government Ministers and Departmental 

Officers, and representatives of national sporting organisa- 

tions, a series of recommendations was presented to the 

Government. 

As a direct result, the Vanuatu Amateur Sports Federation 

has been formed, and in addition to improving the general 

status of sport in the nation, will also nominate five delegates 

to represent the views of sport on the National Sports Council, 

which is expected to be created by legislation to be enacted in 

August. 

One of the most interesting consequences of these develop- 

ments is that Vanuatu has sought affiliation with the 

Commonweafth Games Federation, and may be represented in 

the Games being held in Brisbane later this year. 

During this visit, it became very apparent that any assist- 

ance that can be offered to Vanuatu by Australian sporting 

organisations will be eagerly accepted. 

An urgent need exists for rule books and coaching 

brochures, in the following sports: soccer, netball, basketball, 

swimming, windsurfing, canoeing, cricket, tennis, handball 

and volleyball. 

Any assistance that is available should be channelled 

through the Confederation of Australian Sport at 76 Flinders 

Lane, Melbourne, 3000, or telephone (03) 63 4858. 0 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWEULY 1982 

The West Wyalong Gun Club ran a Charity Shmt on the 

30th May with the local Services Clubs. 

Lions, Apex and Rotary Clubs shot for an Inter-Club shield, 

with Lions winning. 

All prizes were donated by the business houses of West 

Wyalong. All shooters won at least one bottle of wine, and 

everyone had such a fun day that we may make this an 

Annual shoot. 

The money raised from this shoot is going to the local 

Sporting Complex Building Fund. 

The West Wyalong Gun Club are also planning to hold a 

Novice Day in July. 

All registered shooters are to bring a novice to try our sport 

and to see if they like it. We may get some new members.0 

I BE KNOWN AROUND YOUR CLUB I 

I ASSOCIATION NAME BADGES 

ARE AVAILABLE AT 

$4.00 each, 

order throuah your club secretarv 

ENTERNATIONAL AFFILIATED WIT-H THE 

r: 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET 

0' ASSOCIATION 

a 

Postal Address P.O. Box 264 

Fyshwick. A.C.T. 

GUN CLUB 

2609 

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Ill apEn D.T.L. SHDOT - SUWUQ 

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AUGUST I, I S ~ 

2 Traps Operating Commencing 10.00 a.m. 

Event 1 $2.00 

10T D.B. C/D off 15m. 

Event 2 8.00 

30T Southern Zone Point I 

Score Champ. 15m. 

Graded A,B, & C. and Front 

Marker trophy 

OIS .50c ea. 15 & O/A $1.50 

Event 3 8.00 

15pr. Southern Zone Double 

Rise Championship 

Graded A,B, & C. 

OIS .50c ea. 15 & OIA $1.50 

Event 4 5.00 

20T D/B Hcp. Trophy 

1,2, 3 & FM 

NOMS. $23.00 I 

01s .50c ea 10 & 50c OIA 

Overall High Gun Tmphy and 

.50c opt. sweeps Total sweeps Eg 11 

Lunch, cartridges and refreshments 

available on mounds. 

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C Grade: 

1. Maree Rooke, Wagga, (N.S.W.) 1461150 

2. Brian Garth, FrankstonlAustralian (V) 145/150 

13TW AUSTRALIAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

3. Helen Wiese, Narrogin (W.A.) 138/150 

1. Ray Melville, Tamworth (N.S. W.) 64164 Winner Ladies Division: Maree Rooke, Wagga (N.S. W.) 

2. Geoff Salmon, Melbourne (Vic.) 63/64 

146-150 

3. John Turton, Ashburton (N.Z.) 52/53 Winner Veterans Division: Clarrie Barnes, Midura (Vic) ,. 

Winner Ladies Division: Maree Rooke, Wagga, (N.S. W.) 55/60 

1441150 

Winner Veterans Division: Ray Melville, Tamworth, (N.S. W.) Winner Junior Division: Maree Rooke, Wagga, (N.S.W.) 

50150 

1461150 

Winner JUNO~ Division: M- Rooke, Wagga, (N.S.W.) 45150 aem AUSTRALIAN DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP 

33RD GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP 

1982 Champion - Bill Iles, Melbourne (Vic.) 47150 

1. Jan Schuster, Wakehurst (NS. W.) 60160 A Grade: 

2. Graham Willett, Sebastopol, (Vic) 59/60 1. Russell Mark, Werribee, (Vic.) 56/60 

3. L. Cook, Callawadda/Stawell. (Vic) 69/70 2. Robert Wilson. Newcastle, (N.S. W.) 55/60 

Winner Ladies Division: Julie Neve, Eastern Goldfiels (W.A.) 3. Graeme Boyd, Wangaratta, (Vic.) 54/60 

52/54 - - -- 3 Grade: 

Winner Veterans Division: Adrian Hayes, Hawkesbury 1. Don Wilson, Tatura (Vic.) 

(N.S. W.) 48/50 2. Bill Jennings, Foster (Tic.) 

Winner Junior Division: Jan Schuster, Wakehurst (N.S.W.) 3. Peter Willett, Seymour, (Vic.) 

50150 C Grade: 

30TR AUSTRALIAN DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 1. John Beale, Gladstone (Q'ld) 35/50 

1982 Champion - Larry Dimasi, Mildura (Vic) 97197 2. Charlie Miller. Brisbane, (Qld) 46/70 

A Grade: 

3. Maree Rooke, Wagga (N.S.W.) 45/70 

1. Barry Kable, Royal Aero (N.S.W.) 96197 Winner Ladies Division - Deserie Huddleston, Griffith, 

2. C. Tattam, Moree (N.S.W.) 76/77 (N.S.W.) 39/50 

3. Leon Gibson, CallawaddalStawell (Vic) 73-74 Winner Veterans Division - Keith Cameron, Gold Coast (Q'ld) 

B Grade: 

39/50 

1. Don Wilson, Tatura (Vic.) 76177 Winner Junior Division - Nick Gabbe, Goroke, (Vic.) 41150 

2. Harvey Smith, Ballandean (Q'ld) 6016 1 4aND CHAMPION OF CRAMPIONS CUP 

3. A. D. Mapleson, Korumburra (Vic.) 5916 1 1982 Champion - A. M. (Pud) Burgess, Cobar (N.S.W.) 

C Grade: 

1251125 

1. Stuart Boyden, Moree (N.S.W.) 49/50 A Grade: 

2. Helen Wiese, Narrogin W.A.) 62/67 1. Bill Iles, Melbourne (=c.) 1641165 

3. Brian Garth, Frankston/Australia 61/67 2. Graham Willett, Sebastopol(Vic.) 1631165 

Winner Veterans Division - Adrian Hayes, Hawkesbury 3. Larry Dimasi, Mildura (Vic.) 1531155 

(N.S.W.) 49/50 B Grade: 

%UX, AUSTRALXAN WOMENS DOUBLE BARREL CHAM- 1. Don Wilson, Tatura (Vic.) 1231125 

PIONSHIP 

2. Tom Comerford, Townsville (Q'ld) 1611165 

1082 Champion- Deserie Huddleston, Griffith, (N.S.W.) 3. Guy Ethell, Tyagarah, (N.S. W.) 1601165 

49150 C Grade: 

2. Vicky Deeley , Gemfields (Q'ld) 47/50 I. Charlie Miller, Brisbane, (Q'ld) 1191125 

3. Thelma Meadows, Brisbane (Q'id) 46/50 2. Lance Nelis, Brjsbane (Gl'ld) 1231135 

2ND AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL CHAM- 3. Kerry Sleigh, Townsville (Q'ld) 1221135 

PIONSHIP 

Winner Ladies Division: Bev Grice, Gympie (Q'ld) 11 91125 

1982 Champion-David Wilson, Wyong (N.S.W.) 56/57 Winner Veterans Division - Adrian Hayes, Hawkesbury 

2. Chris Warren, Boorowa, (N.S.W.) 55/56 l3.S.W.) 1211125 

3. Simon Hetherington, Mt. Gambier (S.A.) 48150 Winner Junior Division - Lance Nelis, Brisbane [Q'ld) 

28TN AUSTRALIAN SINGLE BARREL CHANPIONSHIP 

1151125 

1982 Champion - Graham Willett, Sebastopol, (Vic) 59/60 2ND COMARK DEAWILLE DOUBLES TROPHY MATCH 

A Grade: 

1982 Winning Team - Alf and Harold James. Masyborou~h 

1. A. M. Burgess, Cobar, (N.S. W .) 58/60 . (Vic.) 22/23 

2. Bill Iles, Melbourne, (Vic.) 55/57 2. Graham and Peter Willett, Seymour, (Vic.) 21/23 

3. Stephen White. Bairnsdale, (Vic.) 62/64 3. Bill and Ken Stevens, Ipswich, (Q'ld) 30131 

B Grade: 

4. Tom and Thelma Meadows, Brisbane, (Qld) 29/31 

1. Nanette Meredith, Korumburra (Vic.) 50155 5. Ron and Brian Garth, Frankston/Australian (Vic.) 26128 

2. Terry Varley, Guyra(N.S.W.) 49/55 TEE 1982 AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN THE MACKINTOSH 

3. Stephen Long, Moree (N.S.W.) 48/52 TROPHY 

C Grade: 

D. Smith zag D. Cassagrande 292 

1. Joe Keeley, Taupo (N.Z.) 46/50 W. Iles 298 S. Schonenberg 292 

2. Stuart Boyden, Moree (N.S.W.) 45/50 K. Perkins 298 D. Wilson 292 

3. Wayne Jacobson, Warwick (Q'ld) 44153 G. Webster 298 S. Collins 292 

Winner Ladies Division: Nanette Meredith, Korumbura (Vic.) W. Stevens 297 B. Hall 291 

47/50 L. Dimasi 296 G.Boyd 291 

Winner Veterans Division: Adrian Hayes, ~awkesbury, G. Willett 296 R. Varley 291 

(N.S.W.) 46150 J. curran 296 J. Murphy 290 

Winner Junior Division: David Wright, Dysart (Q'ld) 46/50 K. Loy 295 M.Manning 287 

21ST AUSTRALIAtNEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP R. Collinson 295 7348-7500 points 

1982 Champion - Bill Stevens, Ipswich, (Q'ld) 156i156 L. Gibson 295 M.Haas 287 

A Grade: 

R. Rehbein 295 G. Salmon 286 

1. Larry Dimasi, Mildura (Vic.) 155/156 A. M. Burgess 294 J. Shepherd 285 

2. MikeShields, Goodooga, (N.S.W.) 182/183 H. Theunissen 293 G. Redmond 285 

3. Stephen Weston, Waitemata, (N.Z.) 1791183 J. Finis 293 G. Wakefield 282 

B Grade: 

R. J. Smith 292 

1. Tom Comerford, Townsville, (Qld) 147/150 INTERSTATE TRAP TEAMS MATCH 

2. Mark Pietzner, Eton-Mackay (Q'ld) 1521156 1982 Winning Team - Victoria 1241125 

3. Steve Schonenberg, Burdekin (Q'ld) 1511156 Represented by Willett, Res, Boyd, Shepherd and McKenzie. 0 

Page 64 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETSHOOTING NEWS-JULY 1982

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aver skeet ~ un, with solid kat$ercan-ying case. 

Bottom: Winchester101 Pi eon Gmde 

f7" chrome lined 

barrel, vented rib auto ejectors. Single 

sekctiue trigger. 

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To remain competitive, 

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V35 #7 Jul 1982 - Australian Clay Target Association

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