V43 #6 Jun 1990 - Australian Clay Target Association
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7 AUSTRALIAN-)<br />
THE AUSTR~~AN.C%AYTAR&~ ASSOCIATION<br />
INCORPORATED<br />
SHOoTlNG NEWS J<br />
,rnmE. rn AusTmu. m- wwcmrn NO vBo 0129<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong><br />
Vol. 43, No. 6
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(INCLUDING 144 PAIRS STRAIGHT)<br />
DURING THE VICTORIAN DOUBLE RISE MARATHON CONDUCTED AT THE<br />
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USING A COMBINATION OF SCORPIO 1-OUNCE OLYMPIANS AND<br />
SCORPIO 1 OOs, BROKE AN AMAZING 984 TARGETS OUT OF 1000,<br />
INCLUDINNG A REMARKABLE 144 PAIRS IN SUCCESSION.<br />
HERE'S HOW HE DID IT (in Rounds of 25 Pair):<br />
49, 48, 47, 49, 50, 49, 50, 50, 50, 49, 49, 48, 49, 49, 49, 49, 50, 50,50.<br />
TOTAL: 98411 000<br />
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE <strong>1990</strong> PAGE 1
All correspondence should be addressed to:<br />
Alan J. Maher, Executive Director, P.O. Box 557, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.<br />
Phone: (03) 807 7577. Fax: (03) 807 2716.<br />
Business Address: 3 Essex Road, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.<br />
Subscription rate is $25.00 per annum.<br />
Copy Deadlines:<br />
July issue closes May 31.<br />
August issue closes <strong>Jun</strong>e 30.<br />
The CTSN is published monthly at Newsprinters Pty Ltd, Melbourne Rd, South Shepparton, Vic. 3630. Phone (058) 20 1555.<br />
Typesetting by BP Typesetting Pty Ltd, 7 Hampshire Road, Glen Waverley 3150. Phone (03) 561 2111.<br />
'President's Column Jim K. Scott 3 \<br />
Sports Talent Encouragement Plan .................................. 3<br />
Rap Nationals Questionnaire . .............. 3<br />
Ladies Skeet Break Record 3<br />
The Tom Glenn Cup .Ti Catling 4<br />
Temtory Shooting Bob Fox 4<br />
Congratulations .......................................... Robe Smith 4<br />
Know Your State Coaching Director ....... Stuart Browning 6<br />
WACTA Report ...................... . .................. John Fisoi 7<br />
Croweaters Notes from SA .............................. Pam Smith 8<br />
Geraldton Gun Club .................... . ....... ...... . ...... 9<br />
Maryborough Tit Bits, Qld. ................................. Lost Bird 9<br />
Vale - J.J. (Mick) Hehir ................ . ........ Geelong CTC 9<br />
Waratah State Notes ........................................ Jenny Burt 10<br />
<strong>1990</strong> National Rap Championships ................. .......... . 12<br />
Editor's Mailbox ............ . L. Charles 18<br />
Editor's Mailbox ...................... . .......... ..... ....................... 18<br />
Wonthaggi Mows 'Em Down .......................... Keith Gray 20<br />
Esperance Bay GC 20<br />
Club Contents - Programs & Results 22<br />
Front Covec The Open Mackintosh International Trap Team<br />
<strong>1990</strong>. Standing left to right: Bill iles, Jon Whittakers, Stephen<br />
Stewart, Graeme Boyd, Speny Marshall, Doug Smith, Craig<br />
Bentley, Roger Duthie, Greg Hipwell, Mark Mclnnes. Pud<br />
Burgess, Kevin Perkins, Matthew Facer, Col Burt, Vince Gatt.<br />
Seated left to right: Neil Berry, Adrian Lloyd, Bevin Swan, Greg<br />
Chan, Tony Alvam, Tim Catling, Denis Lymn, Ross Walsh,<br />
Graham Appleby, Ken Selwood, Faye Burton, Graham Blaskett,<br />
Robert Blake, Tim Atkins, Peter Freeleagus.<br />
\ 1<br />
PAGE 2 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1'90
PRESIDENT'S COLUMN<br />
AS you may be aware, over the past months there has been a<br />
degree of unrest between some of our shooters and the <strong>Association</strong><br />
as a whole. If you read my column in the April CTSN you will<br />
have read comments that I made m this regard.<br />
I also Invited comments from those concerned to write to the<br />
CTSN and explain their actions. This has taken place and it was the<br />
intention to publish these letters plus others in this issue of the<br />
CTSN.<br />
Fortunately for <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Shooting, commonsense has prevailed<br />
on both sides and agreement reached that no purpose<br />
would be served m pursuing thls line of thinking. We thank those<br />
who took the time to write to the CTSN and their decision along<br />
with the <strong>Association</strong> to put the best mterests of the sport before all<br />
else.<br />
Corresp3ndence rece.ved from a number of people has<br />
enabled :he mailers ic 3e andressed ar.d with the dec~sior. whlci.<br />
:was mutua!lv a2reed. !o no: p~tl.sh anyih:n(] iuritter on the Issues<br />
that were raised the winner is shooting and for that we are<br />
appreciative The matter is now closed<br />
Jim K. Scott<br />
Nat~onal President<br />
SPORTS TALENT<br />
ENCOURAGEMENT PLAN<br />
Correspondence from the <strong>Australian</strong> Inshtute of Sport contains<br />
the advice that an amount in excess of $1 6m has been approved<br />
under the <strong>1990</strong> Step Program wlth athletes receiving grants from<br />
$2000 to $100.000 to offset costs of training and overseas competition<br />
Two of our members have been favourably cons~dered by the<br />
Institute wlth grants of $4000 being approved for Ian Hale and<br />
$2000 for John Maxwell<br />
We take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the sport<br />
as a whole for support given to both Ian Hale and John Maxwell as<br />
well as all other athletes who received grants under the <strong>1990</strong> Step<br />
Program<br />
* CLEARLY THE BEST.<br />
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Price $12,300.00<br />
J.S. MIATT<br />
P.O. Box 1868, Launceston 7250<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
28th JANUARY-3rd FEBRUARY<br />
STATE SHOOTING PARK<br />
VIRGINIA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA<br />
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
TRAP NATIONALS<br />
QUESTIONNAIRE<br />
Competitors in the Double Barrel Championship at the <strong>1990</strong>Trap<br />
Nationals were provided with a questionnaire m an attempt to<br />
obtain their opinion on various items concerning the National<br />
Championships. The results of the survey are published below to<br />
inform those who assisted in the gathering of the information of the<br />
survey and to inform others not m Tasmania as to how competitors<br />
responded to the various questions contained in the survey.<br />
The information gathered from the Tasmanian Nationals will<br />
have been discussed by the National Executive Committee during<br />
May and a report on their findings will be printed at an early date.<br />
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SURVEY<br />
1. Total Surveyed 171. State Breakdown: NSW 47. Vic 36, Qld 20,<br />
SA 6, WA 10. Tas 40. NT 6. NZ 6.<br />
2. National Carnival Attendance in the past five years - aver-<br />
age 3.<br />
3. Grade: AA 59. A 41, B 44, C 27.<br />
4. Handicap: 11-2, 12-4, 13-3. 14-1, 15-10. 1625, 17-19, 1822, 1914,<br />
20-19. 21-15. 22-11, 23-11. 24-11. 25-4.<br />
5, Are Jou In iavour'of100'target events? Yes 81. No 90.<br />
6. Would you attend the Nationals if IOOT events were intrm<br />
duced? Yes 113. No 58.<br />
7. Would you prefer to shoot a National event over one day?<br />
Yes 145. No 26.<br />
8. Would you prefer to shoot a National event over two days?<br />
Yes 23, No 148.<br />
9. Would you prefer to do away with graded events? Yes 48,<br />
No 123.<br />
Comments . . . Majority agreed on:<br />
A Nat~onal Ground in [he Eastern States area<br />
Review and ~mprovement requlred in relation to the current<br />
handicap system.<br />
e Majority feel that to do away with graded events is to do away<br />
with the average shooter.<br />
e Nationals should be held at more centralised locations.<br />
LADIES SKEET<br />
BREAK RECORD<br />
Wagga Gun Club member Maree Rooke shot what is believed<br />
to be an <strong>Australian</strong> Ladles record at the recent Victorian <strong>Clay</strong><br />
<strong>Target</strong> <strong>Association</strong> State Championships<br />
Shooting at the Melbourne Gun Club, Maree recorded a<br />
20-target break on Saturday plus an additional 12 targets m the<br />
shoot-off On Sunday 15th April Maree broke 100 targets in the<br />
State Skeet Championship plus an additional 8 targets m the shoot-<br />
otl for the State tltle to f~nish with a skeet break totallmq 140 Con-<br />
qratulat~ons Maree on an outslanding effort.<br />
PAGE 3
THE TOM GLENN CUP<br />
A small group of 12 <strong>Australian</strong>s attended the New Zealand<br />
Natlonal Champtonshlps conducted at the Belfast Gun Club In<br />
Chrlstchurch from the 10th to 16th March The smaller than<br />
average number was perhaps because our own Nationals were<br />
only a few days away<br />
The Tom Glenn C J match ~ ivas se! down lo be shot aler the NZ<br />
Slngle R~se wh!ch 1s the ?~ilvalenl o! our Il/b The Glenn Cup 1s<br />
an annudl event sho~ between A,~slral~a and New Zealand and !I<br />
was NZ's turn to host the event<br />
An ellminatlon to decide the Australtan Team was conducted<br />
over the Stngle Rlse and comprised our best SIX scores There<br />
belng a neat six possibles. Australta's team comprtse D Anton. M<br />
Facer and M Ftsher (NSW). J Murphy (Tas). M Swale (Old), and<br />
T Catling (WA)<br />
Because the NZ Slngle Rise shoot-off ran over until the next<br />
mornlna the teams match was transferred to late afternoon on the<br />
secondhay Condltlons ofthe second day were a little unpleasant.<br />
wlth ltght steady ram all day although it was calm<br />
Finallv the match aot underway with NZ wlnnina the toss and<br />
elect~ng to shoo: ilrs; After thetr itrst hali of tne !a;gets they had<br />
recorded a score of 59/60 v~hlch vte prcceeaed to match.<br />
So the tension mounted -~ -~ as ~~ NZ shot another -~ 59/60 -~ ~~ for ~~ the ~ oood<br />
total oi 118/120 A~stralia produced another 59/60 fcr a tle Hoviever<br />
as the rules oi lhls even1 state that the holders of the Cup. In<br />
thls case Australia, have to be defeated, we retatned the Cup for<br />
e Austmlian Reps in the Glenn Cup Match.<br />
At the presentatton ceremony, badges and tles were exchanged<br />
by the respective team members It was obvlous that these<br />
matches are enjoyed by the shooters and spectators allke<br />
A second team event, NZ versus the other overseas countries.<br />
became a soodw~ll tvoe event. The USAmakina UD a team entltled<br />
North ~mirlca and ihootlna aaalnst ~ustrallaand ~~~~ New ~ Zealand<br />
~<br />
Thls was won by North A~~IIG Australla's team of] Murphy B<br />
Kable. T. Catltng. S Coll~ns R. Godfrey and M Facer enjoyed the<br />
frtendly atmosphere of the event an3 agatn goodw.ll was created<br />
among everybody<br />
INDIVIDUAL PERF0 NCES<br />
There were many good efforts by the Auss~es during the week,<br />
wlth always one or two m the shoot-oiis<br />
However the shooter who wreaked havoc among the KIWIS vras<br />
Mlke Flsher of Sydney<br />
Mtke won botn the Po~nts and Q/Klse Chanlplonshtps as vtell as<br />
Hlgh Gun over the Nat~onal events Thts was a wonderful effort<br />
Mlke a a pleasure to watch shoot, as he is always correct m his<br />
approach and h ~s tlmlng 1s near perfect<br />
Flnal comment - The comradeship among the <strong>Australian</strong>s was a<br />
pleasure to be part of and much fun was had by all<br />
hm Catllng<br />
Team Organiser<br />
PAGE 4<br />
TERRITORY SHOOTING<br />
Thls month I cannot do anything else but to indulge in some real<br />
beaut skitlng on behalf oi our magnificent representatives at the<br />
recent National Trap Championships in Tasmania and I am going<br />
to enjoy every syllable of it all!<br />
Although the Terrrtory team did not do so well in the team event<br />
(poss~bly a case of ' early nattonal nerves' ) Terrttory shooters<br />
came home showered in glory. In fact it was the best combined<br />
result Territory shooters have had in the decade or so of our<br />
iieldinu a ~err~tory team<br />
Greg Chan vron the Nattonal Points Score Chdmpionshlp being<br />
the only shocter In the ileld of 360 that day lo shoot a perfect score<br />
Greq shot ear!v end rust sat back and watched the rest of Australla<br />
try to catch up. ice going Greg.<br />
Yulara C grader (surely not any more?), Paul Warren, shooting<br />
oif 16m. won the National Handicap Championship in a shoot-off<br />
from Tony Bradshaw with a score oi 82/82. That score would be<br />
one to be proud oi in any handicap event Paul, let alone a national<br />
championship. Well done mate!<br />
The Darwin Gun Club team of Greg Chan. Phil Grove. Ken<br />
Selwood. Victor Fertiklis and Doug Chan then went on to win the<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> Club Champlonship after a shoot-off from the defending<br />
champions Echuca Gun Club. They competed against 60 other<br />
clubs. The championship 1s decided over 250 targets after which it<br />
was found that they had tied on points with the Echuca team. An<br />
extra 25 targets had to be shot and Darwin took the title by one<br />
point. This effort has placed the club on the map as a shooting<br />
centre and should raise interest in the annual shoot already well-<br />
known around the country. What more can I say?<br />
Further congratulations are in order for Greg Chan and Ken<br />
Selwood who have been selected for the <strong>Australian</strong> McIntosh<br />
team. For those of you who may not be aware, the Mclntosh trophy<br />
1s . hot hetween ..~ all -~~ Commonwealth countries and is one of the<br />
~ ~~~<br />
prestlglous events on our national calendar. It would be a cause<br />
for celebrat~ons to get one Terrttortan Into the team let alone two.<br />
Fantastic, fellows!<br />
Ken Selwood came third in A Grade with 52/54 in the Single<br />
Barrel and Greg Chan was unlucky when he dropped his 70th<br />
target in the shoot-off of the Double Barrel Champlonship.<br />
The performance of our shooters was slmply magniftcent, really<br />
placing theTerrltory on the natlonal shootlng map. Take a bow you<br />
blokes!<br />
See you next month.<br />
Bob Fox<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
The wins by Kevin Perkins (Perk) of the Overall Trap High Gun<br />
and the Single Barrel Championship at the National Ghampionships<br />
in Tasmania were a great thrill for many and may I say very<br />
popular wins also.<br />
Over the years I have seen many great shooters and sportsmen<br />
win the overall high gun but for me this was a win truly deserved<br />
by a person who just loves shooting at all levels, whether il be trap.<br />
skeet or ISU trench.<br />
Kevin has run second on three occasions at National Championships<br />
over the years in the Double Barrel, Single Barrel and<br />
Double Rise, he has al:o been a member of the skeet team that<br />
toured USA and the trap team that toured Britain.<br />
I have known Kevln far some 20 years. He helped me, as he has<br />
helped many others, when I first started shooting at the lllawarra<br />
Gun Club on their old grounds. He has been a hard working<br />
committeeman at lllawarra for many years at both the old club and<br />
the present club.<br />
TO Kevn and h~s greatest supporter Juay may I congratulate<br />
you both on behelf of all the shooters for your efforts and your conlr~bution<br />
to our sp3rt<br />
Robbie Smith<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
CLUB ENQUIRIES TO:- S.A. - Graham Michell. Tel: (08) 349 4499.<br />
VIC. -Winchester Division Olin Australia Ltd. QLD. - Casagrande Firearms (079) 22 5731.<br />
Telephone: (052) 48 2000. - WarwickOutdoor& Sports Distributors<br />
NSW. - Milperra Chemicals. Tel: (02) 602 7467. Telephone: (076) 61 3533.<br />
- Centreline Ammunition Sales. TAS.- Gun Sales& service. el: (003) 26 3684.<br />
Tel: (067) 65 9386.<br />
MINIMUM ORDER 1 PALLET
KNOW YOUR STATE<br />
STUART BROWNING<br />
As well as being an Executive Committee Member for Tas-<br />
mania. Stuart holds the positlon of the State's Coaching Director.<br />
He has forwarded the following article which proves most inter-<br />
esting. I<br />
DO YOU VALUE YOUR HEARING?<br />
The ear 1s made up of three sections: The outer, the middle and<br />
thelnner.<br />
The outer ear is the part that 1s seen, and it opens into the ear<br />
canal. The eardrum separates the ear canal from the middle ear..<br />
There are three small bones - the hammer, anvil and stirrup<br />
located in the m~ddle ear. These bones transfer sound. The inner<br />
ear conlatns [he bdia?ce nerve end.ngs in the seml.c~rcular canals<br />
and [he heartng nerve enolnqs in !he cochlea which lead to the<br />
bra!r!<br />
Sound vibrations or waves enter the outer ear and strike the eardrum,<br />
causing it to vibrate. The vibrations are then transferred<br />
from the eardrum along the hearing bones to the cochlea, which is<br />
filled wlth fluid. The vibrations cause the liquid to move and stimulate<br />
the tiny nerve endings. The endlngs are attached to make up<br />
the hearlng nerve. The vibrations then become nerve impulses<br />
and go dtrectly to the bratn, where the impulses are interpreted as<br />
sound. The brain can then distinguish the kind of sound - a phone<br />
ringing, machinery in a factory, a gunshot.<br />
If a nolse is too loud. it will begin to kill the nerve endings in the<br />
inner ear. If a person experiences prolonged exposure to loud<br />
noise without hearing protection more nerve endings will be<br />
destroyed, resulttng in hearing loss and ringing.<br />
Sound 1s measured in two ways:<br />
1. dec~beis (dB) and<br />
2. pitch - frequency of sound vibrations per second.<br />
The decibel scale runs from 0 dB, the falntest sound a human ear<br />
can detect, to over 180 dB, which 1s the intensity of sound of a<br />
rocket launch. Most heartng experts agree that continual<br />
exposure to notses of 85 dB or more, wtthout the use ofhearing pro-<br />
tection can be damagtng.<br />
Frequency IS ::~easurec in cycles per sccond ar herl~ (Hz) The<br />
i-..qher the ptich (he c.ghe: :he freq'iency A low pttch such as a<br />
deep voice makes fewer vibrat~ons per second than a h~gh volce.<br />
PAGE 6<br />
Symptoms people begm to notlce IS ringlng In the ears, a condltlon<br />
called Tlnnlt~s For some, this exDerience occurs aiter a<br />
nart~rular r-~ nolse ~~~~~ evoosure ~~~ '---~~~ and dirnin~shes withln hours or davs<br />
Othersare not so lucky and have io l~ve wlih thlscondltton 24 hours<br />
a day. 365 days a year T~nnlrls 1s more nortceabla in quter envlron-<br />
ments. Ttnn~tts 1s permanent and cannot oe corrected<br />
With shooters, because of a head shadow effect, one receives<br />
more noise exposure than the other. Ttierefore the left ear 1s<br />
usually worse for right handed shooters and vice versa for a left<br />
handed shooter.<br />
HOW LOUD IS IT?<br />
Soit whisper 30 dB<br />
Normal conversation 60-70 dB<br />
Vacuum cleaner 70-90 dB<br />
Heavy city traffic 80-90 dB<br />
Lawn mowers 90-105 dB<br />
Screaming child 90-115 dB<br />
Chain saw 100 dB<br />
Thunder clap 120 dB<br />
Shotgun or rifle blast 120 dB<br />
Jet plane at take-off 130-150 dB<br />
~ ~<br />
For personal safety and health, protect your ears from repeated<br />
or continuous exposure to any sound above 80 decibels.<br />
There are only two baslc Types of hearln~ protection ear muffs<br />
and ear plugs Both have advanrages and d.sadvantages Muffs<br />
lend toget In the way of head gear and sometlmescause ~roblems<br />
when mounting the~gun as they contact the comb of the stock.<br />
Plugs are more compact, more comfortable and do not interfere<br />
with head gear or gun stocks.<br />
Hearing loss is insidious, and begins at the higher frequencies<br />
where it may not be noticed at first. But as years go on, it shows up<br />
more and more. This means that a shooter, who has the ability to<br />
hear someone loud and clear talking one to one at age thirty may<br />
well be'into the progressive deterioration which means that at age<br />
forty he may have trouble sorting out what's bemg said in a<br />
crowded room, and at age fifty will need a hearlng aid.<br />
We have all seen older members of gun clubs who are plalnly<br />
suffertng from hearrng loss<br />
Stuart Browning<br />
State Director of Coaching<br />
ZI TRAP GUN<br />
BROWNING<br />
F Grade Trap<br />
30" Medium Rib<br />
in excellent condition.<br />
Top grade timber.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
Postage included.<br />
Name ......................................................<br />
Address .......................... . ....................<br />
1938 Brisbane Street, P.O. Box 1664,<br />
Dubbo, NSW 2830, Australia<br />
Telephone: (068) 84 2772<br />
WACTA REPORT<br />
Welcome home to our State Trap team representatives, from all<br />
reports a very enjoyable Nationals. Congratulations to Tim Catling<br />
on maklng the <strong>Australian</strong> team.<br />
Closer to home things have been on the move. At the AGM in<br />
Bunbury. State Coaching Director Murray Alexander and State<br />
Secretary/Treasurer Ross Arlow, announced their retirement.<br />
Flve years of dedicated service from Ross and Murray have been<br />
greatly appreciated. Thank you from all State members and<br />
uarticularlv the Executive. Welcome MIS Alison Hardino. Secreiary/~reasbrer<br />
and Tom Stelling, State Coaching ~irecto;onto the<br />
Executive. Take note the new postal address is: PO Box 768.<br />
Morley 6062.<br />
From the ~ Executive ~~ ~ meetino ~~ held 7th ADril. ~.~~ ~. man" items have<br />
~~ ~ , ~ - ~- ~~~ -<br />
arlsen All p?!nls are record& and dlslrlbuted lo clubs vla your<br />
Secrelary 11 1s in your lnleresl lo read these A lew polnls are<br />
I A s~lver WA badge is lo be presenreo along w.lh the Slate sash<br />
for all State tltles<br />
2 A complete restructurinq of the allocation of State tltles for 1991<br />
~asicaily, every club receives a State title each year, occasionally<br />
you may miss out due to more clubs than titles.<br />
3. State team elimination will be held at Whiteman Park, 11th<br />
August. Due to Nationals to be held inTownsville in September.<br />
On the Sunday, 12th August is the 100 Thomas Newton Skeet.<br />
Should prove to be a skeeties weekend out.<br />
Several Slale l~lles have been conducted around !he Stale<br />
Bunbury SO Skeel Doubles wlnner Brad Day wllh a great 49/50. SO<br />
Double Barrel wlnner Terry Morony afler an extended shoot-off<br />
Great to see a t~reless worker for oursport rewarded<br />
Albany 20 Walk Up winner David Slee. Conditions were tough.<br />
Esperance State Single Barrel winner Murray Alexander,<br />
another worthy winner with a fine 48/50 in testing conditions. 20<br />
Pair Deauville Doubles winners Merv and Jim Neve. A popular<br />
combination of exoerience and vouth.<br />
Whiteman Park, WAGC, 60 Champion of Champions winner D.<br />
Hiltz 123/125. Too shootinq. could it be that "Ford hat" David?<br />
BELGIAN BROWNINGS<br />
0 DSG, 30" Narrow Rib, 3 piece Schnabel Fore-end.<br />
Engraved by Jose Baerten. New in box: $18,500.<br />
e 11. 28" 20aa. Full & Full. Gold Inlaid Ribbon & Scroll on<br />
act ow Sbe-plate. 3 dipit serial no. New, unfired in<br />
leathei motor case: $15,030.<br />
8 D4G 28" Narrow Rib Sporter. Still Double Choked, Full &<br />
Full. 3 digit serial no. Only one left. New, unfired:<br />
-47 a,"<br />
.I .,""".<br />
e D4G 27% Skeet, 1975 manf.. Medium Rib, Choked SK-<br />
SK. 3 piece Foreend, Checkered Butt. Exposition Grade<br />
Wood ........................ mint condition: $16.000. . .,. ..<br />
0 D4G 30" Trap, 3 piece Schnabel Fore-end, Narrow Rib,<br />
1971 manf.. in excellent to mint condition: $14,000.<br />
e D4 27% Game Gun. Narrow Rib. 1976 manf. Nice gun in<br />
nmd . mnditinn. rrnnnn~ -, .<br />
e D3 Skeet. 1976 manf. 3 piece Fore-end, Checkered Butt,<br />
271h" Medium Rib. New in original box: $14,000.<br />
0 Dl Trap. 1975 Manf.. 30" Broad Rib. Choked Y4-Full or<br />
we have 30" Full & Full. New, unfired in original boxes:<br />
$11,000 each.<br />
e Dl Trao. 1975 manf.. 30" Broad Rib. Gold Inlaid Game<br />
Scenes by A. Bee New. ~nf reo: ~12;000.<br />
D~cks Unlimited 28" Narrow Rtb Sporter, Choke0 %-FJI.<br />
God lnialo Game Scenes New, unf'reo in orlginal DOX.<br />
$9000.<br />
e C4 Trap, 30" Medium Rib. Choked %-Full. High in the<br />
Comb. New, unfired: $9000.<br />
e C1 Game Gun, 27'/2" Narrow Rib, Choked '/a-Y4. Demo<br />
Gun in mint condition: $6500.<br />
8 B2G 30" 206 Sporter. Choked '/4-%. New in original box,<br />
hard to find model: $7000.<br />
e B2G 30" 206 Sporter. Choked Y4-Full. New in original<br />
box, hard to find model: $7000.<br />
e 82 Trao 30". aood condition. from: S4500. . ~~~<br />
82 skeet 30,~good condition, from: 54500.<br />
82 20ga. Stralghl Stock, SK-%. Ideal QJa l Gun: 55750.<br />
B2G Game Gun. 27%" '/a-?b. Narrow Rio New, unfyred:<br />
$5750.<br />
0 82 Game Gun. 261h" %/a-3/4. Narrow Rib. Excellent condition:<br />
$4500.<br />
8 80 30" 206 Sporter. Choked WY4, in mint condition:<br />
54900. ......<br />
* 80 27'/2* 205 Sporter. Choked 'A-'h, in mint condition:<br />
*A
FROM S.A.<br />
MALLALA GUN CLUB<br />
Mallala Gun Club's team once again have done their club proud<br />
by winning the E. Demichene & P. D'Allessandro team shield. The<br />
event was conducted in conjunction with the 25T Autumn DB<br />
Championship hosted by International Gun Club. Mallala's team<br />
members - B. Greenshields, K. Polst, B. Johnson. R. Smith and T.<br />
O'Connor scored 121/125. Mallala's reserve team member J. Ellis<br />
shot a 25/25 in this event as well - Mallala members took out the<br />
event inever/ grade -0A & A: Ron Smith, AA: B. Johnson, B: John<br />
Ellis and C: Helen Johnson. Not a bad effort for a country gun club<br />
visiting their city cousins.<br />
We dl1 thought that 11 doesn't happen that onen for a visiting club<br />
to take out the overall and every grade trophy in a double barrel<br />
champ~onsh.p event - a good effort.<br />
Mallala club members also braved the cold and windy condi-<br />
tions at Monarto's Anniversaq shoot over the weekend of April<br />
21/22. All members shot well and had a great time. especially the<br />
moup that walked to dinner at a Chinese restaurant on the Satur-<br />
day night and staggered back to the motel much later. How could<br />
they have gotten that happy on coke? It is a question only Bernie<br />
Greenshields can answer. One of Mallala's lady shooters was<br />
fa~rly sheepish on Sunday morning - it was noticed that she was<br />
wearing her roll-neck skivvy as high as possible, can the coke<br />
attacker ~ -~ -~ answer -- for ~~- that. The team a little under the weather came<br />
third in each of ~onarto's ~Geld shoo~. Just watch out next year -<br />
we will return for the fun of it.<br />
Pam Smith<br />
FAR WEST GUN CLUB<br />
The annual two-dav shoot of the Far West Gun Club was conducted<br />
on Aortl14 a& 15 last. The attendance was the ooorest that<br />
about until Sunday to complete the program as listed<br />
However, what was lacking in number was made up for in<br />
quality and with climate conditions betng as near perfect for<br />
shoot~ng as one could desire and wtth the flies givlng everyone<br />
their continual anention a very real carnival ahnosphere prevailed<br />
with lots of friendly waving being a feature. Boy, those flies were<br />
persistent. They were sprayed, swatted, shooed, cursed.<br />
munched, crunched and swallowed but nobody and nothing<br />
depleted their enthusiasm nor their numbers. Of couise nobody<br />
really believed Paul Beale when he complained they were using<br />
his sighting rib for a slippery dip - our flies are all business and<br />
no funny business.<br />
All oroblems aside. evervone breasted the taw to contest ~~ the ~<br />
SOT lilial Trap wlth some &cellent scores recorded, generally<br />
speaking. I am sure Jess Averis wolld do better at baUtrap if he<br />
didn t keep repeating his trench lessons during !he shoot.<br />
When the last ball had been trapred an up and coming Local<br />
shwter in Steve Chapman led the way vrith a 48/50 lor B grade &<br />
OA followed by Trevor Heard scoring 46/50. C grade honours<br />
went to Paul Beale with 47/50,<br />
Aner an excellent lunch served by the ladies tn the kttchen the<br />
SOT Handlcap was contested.<br />
When the bulldust had settled another'local shooter Alan Suter<br />
had out his name on Iirst with a nice 53/55 after a short shoot-off<br />
~ .~~ ~ ~ ~~~<br />
with Paul Beale and Kim (Tiger RU$ ~11th. ~aul weighing in with<br />
52/55 and Kym with 51/53. F~rst prize vias a large camp oven and<br />
as Alan is a chef there will no doubt be many new gastronomical<br />
delights awaittng patrons at the Highway One Motel tn the very<br />
near future - advance bookings will be accepted.<br />
As the Parson said this endeth the first lesson and day one. A<br />
most convivial gathering took place at the Ceduna Hotel that<br />
PAGE 8<br />
evening when some 18 shooters, wives and friends met to discuss<br />
items of mutual interest and socialise aeneraliv. Rumour has it that<br />
the merits or lack of same in the house claiet was also on the<br />
agenda at certaln times<br />
In due course Sundav rolled around and wonder of wonders<br />
everyone was on oeck brlgh. eyed and bushy tailed mth "Iusl let<br />
me at 'em" attitudes whtcb saw shooting commence 10 minutes<br />
before the scheduled time<br />
The ST .~ eve .,- aoener --.~~.~<br />
Pointscore ~ -~~~ ...- ~- saw -~ some six ~ shooters score the<br />
posslble but the shoot~ff quokly sorred them o"L1eavinq Trevor<br />
Heard on a perfect 45/45 leading the way fol!owed by Tiger Firth<br />
42/45. However. it had its efiect on Trevor who could only manage<br />
second and third places for the rest of the day<br />
Once more to the breech to do battle for thc first round of 50T oi<br />
a ICOT Overall event. Thls conies1 saw Alan (Campoven) Suter<br />
dolng the opposition gain when he shot off with Trevor Heard for<br />
the honours in A grade, Alan showing 49/53. Trevor 48/53. B<br />
made went to Kym Firth 47/50 and C grade honours to Ken (Rem-<br />
brandt) Butson with 43/50.<br />
After putting the feet under the table once again it was back to<br />
the tracks for the final leg. When the 50T plus the shoot-offs were<br />
conductedjohn Holder showed the way in~grade with a score of<br />
49/55. Steve Chapman was m the money again for first in B grade<br />
52/55. C grade shooter George Burnett on 41/50 twk his grade<br />
honours.<br />
The Kym Parker Memorial High Gun Cup went to the man with<br />
Monein oiled barrels in Paul Beale with a score for the weekend of<br />
198/205, a top effort Paul.<br />
Local High Gun was taken out by Alan Suter who had to shoot-off<br />
with Trevor Heard for the honour as both were one target behind<br />
Paul on 191/205. Alan recorded 209/227 and Trevor 208/227.<br />
So there you have it folks. If you were there you enjoyed it and<br />
maybe we will put on a show for you next Easter. Until then gwd<br />
shooting and good health.<br />
Hot Shot Bunett<br />
I TAlPA# PERPETUAL<br />
LADIES TEAM<br />
1. 20TDB 15m.<br />
2. To be recorded POINT SCORE. To be<br />
used only in case of TIED SCORE.<br />
3. Teams of Five Ladies (ACTA members).<br />
Clubs not having five shooters may com-<br />
bine with neighbouring clubs.<br />
4. Match date and team to be nominated to<br />
ACTA prior to October 31 and shot during<br />
the months of November and December<br />
under the supervision of an official<br />
referee.<br />
Shield held by winning team for<br />
months.<br />
Winning team members to receive<br />
team member badge.<br />
Defending Club - Kerang, Victoria.<br />
Score cards to be forwarded to:<br />
ACTA, P.O. Box 557,<br />
Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149<br />
By January 7, 1991<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
GERALDTON GUN CLUB<br />
<strong>1990</strong> MID-WEST GAMES<br />
REPORT<br />
APRIL 21st and 22nd<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
Medals for events held on Sunday were presented to shooters<br />
by Deonne Bridger who n the <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>ior <strong>Target</strong> and Field<br />
T5anksto:k.e shooiersa?.d 3rga~.isers!01 matangihe weekend a<br />
success A iu.1 llsi of placlnqs ard res~lts are 3u::ined I? 1t.e shoo1<br />
result section of WA<br />
Our next major shoot is our Crayfish Carnival on July 28th-29th<br />
featuring 25Pr Commonwealth Double Rise Championship and 40<br />
State Mixed <strong>Target</strong> Championship and Crayfish<br />
The City of Geraldton hosted the <strong>1990</strong> Mid-West Games. with<br />
approximately 3000 competitors from 18 shires in 41 nominated<br />
sports taking part. Competitors came from all parts of the Mid-<br />
West Region, ranging from the Wiiuna Shire in the north to the<br />
More details will appear in the July issue or ring the secretary<br />
Robert Mosel on (099) 21 3498<br />
Coorow Shire in the south.<br />
The Games are run along similar lines to the Olympic and<br />
Commonwealth Games with the shnes, in effect representing the<br />
various countries. Competitors then compete for gold, silver and<br />
bronze medals m !nd!vidual and team events depending upon the<br />
sport involved.<br />
The Geraldton Gun Club hosted a six-event <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> programme<br />
over two days with shooters coming from the Northampton,<br />
Muliewa. Greenough and Geraldton Shires.<br />
Saturday April 21.51 saw 18 shooters competing in the two events<br />
scheduled<br />
The first event was SO <strong>Target</strong> Skeet with B. Chandler shooting<br />
SO/SO which gave him the gold medal m A Grade, D. Hilsz won<br />
gold in B Grade with 48 and G. Cammock winning gold in C Grade<br />
with 45/50.<br />
The second event was a 50 <strong>Target</strong> Skeet Teams event, with competitors<br />
nominating their &man team. This was won by B. Chandler<br />
47/50, D. Hilsz 47/50 and S. Horo 44/50 with a combined score of<br />
138/150 which gave them all a gold medal. The silver was won by<br />
the team consisting of D. Wellington, R. Burton and G. Cammock<br />
with a combined score of 126/150 and the bronze went to G. Kelly,<br />
E. Daw and P. Stuart with 120/150 after a shoot-oif with L. Watson,<br />
G. Wulff and F. Bombara.<br />
Sunday April 22nd saw 27 shooters competing in the four events<br />
scheduled<br />
MARYBOROUGH TIT BITS,<br />
QLD<br />
We a~010gl~e lo ihose shcoiers i\,C3 sex! To"ey for :!ci:els .n our<br />
Ar: Union 'o wnom (ate1 se:l.ng dl 11-keis: ive nzd ic rei.irr. their<br />
nonev Thank vc,~ 3 you ail anc also to ihe i.cket o,i./ers(lucky lo<br />
get inkarly) who sup~orted us to make this Art Union the success it<br />
was. Under court supervision, ticket No. 60 owned by Maryborough<br />
shooter and a good worker of the club, Darrel Kkng was<br />
the owner of the Beretta 682 Trap Gun. Good shooting in the future<br />
with it Darrel . you can't blame the gun anymore. Second prize<br />
of a case of ammo went to ticket No. 66 owned by Mrs Thelma<br />
Meadows of Brisbane and another good worker for her club. Congratulations<br />
Thelma and thanks for supporting us, and don't let<br />
Tom pinch any of them.<br />
The Brisbane/Gymp~e Australia Day Police Charity Shoot<br />
resulted in $400 going to Leukaemia Foundation and $400 to Brain<br />
Damage Foundation. Thanks once again to the police who<br />
travelled and gave their time to work for charity.<br />
Our Timber City One-Day Shoot had an attendance of 42<br />
shooters from all over the State with Victorian Bill Bright of<br />
Numurkah competing also. High Guns on the day went to R.<br />
Rehbem (A Grade). B. Stoilberg (B Grade) and B. Bnght (C Grade).<br />
The third event was 25 <strong>Target</strong> Single Barrel with gold in A Grade<br />
going to B. Boschetti with 20/25. gold in B Grade to G. Kelly with<br />
21/25 and gold in C Grade to G. Cammock 23/25.<br />
4/3/90 at Bundacerq saw drslher shooler relurn lo the game<br />
after a spell 'hd. be:nl Gul.10 Sartore who 133k OUI C Graoe 251 DB<br />
Pis. 251 SB 251 D6 Hdndicdp 15pr DR and Frm Mzirker High Gun<br />
The fourth event was 25 Taraet Double Barrel Points w~th S. Horo<br />
wlnning gold in A Grade with?3/75, G Kelly wlth gold in B Grade<br />
with 72/75 and G Cammock wilh gold in C Grade with 67/75<br />
The fifth event was 25 <strong>Target</strong> Double Barrel with M. Watson<br />
23/25 gaining gold in A Grade, T. Harris 25/25 and N. Milligan<br />
21/25 getting gold in B and C Grades respectively.<br />
The ftnal e,/eri mJas 10 Pa,r Double R.se wilh B Boschetti gelting<br />
gold in k Grade :vi'b !6/20 I Grliiilhs 15/20 and V Oliver~ 10/20<br />
getting gold m B and C Grades respectively<br />
and for his good shooting he now has a 'B' after his name. Good<br />
shooting Guilio, you went up with a bang.<br />
Neil Berry also had a good day taking A Grade 251 Pts. 2025m<br />
Handicap and OA High Gun.<br />
11/3/90 at Gympie saw high scores being the norm of the day as<br />
Rod Felt earned another metre as well as the AA High Gun<br />
honours of the day. G. Dixon look A Grade High Gun, A. Wood<br />
featuring in every event took the B Grade and J. Wilson C Grade<br />
honours.<br />
The Skeet Hiah Gun sash was won bv B. Chandler with 97/100<br />
who found himse!f elevaled lo AA (no! ~icoholrs Anonymous) for<br />
his eiioris ano r~nner-up in this seciion vras D Hilsz w.ih 95/ 100<br />
The Trap High Gun sash was won by G. Kelly 125/145 after a<br />
shoot-off with T. Harris, both from B Grade.<br />
Visitor P. Simon. President af Malura Park Gun Club in Canberra<br />
shot 75/76 to take AA Grade and push Ken Stevens to 76/76<br />
to win the Overall in the "Cooloola Classic" DB event, the malor on<br />
the day.<br />
Good shooting to all . . . till next time, see you at the shoots.<br />
The Overall High Gun sash for the two days was won by A<br />
Grade's S. Horo with 211/245 and runner-up was J. Griffiths with<br />
Lost Bird<br />
210/245 in B Grade.<br />
Other notable performances and statistics from the shoot were<br />
those of Gordon Cammock who won a medal in every event, he<br />
ended up with three gold, two silver and one bronze. VALE - J.J. (MICK) HEHlR<br />
Bert Boschell! nominated for four events and won a medal in<br />
each of them end:ng up w1.h lwo gold one silver and one bronze<br />
Steve Horo showed you 6id no! have lo win all events LO vrin the<br />
Overall Sash, en61?g up u.~ih !,NO gold and one silver<br />
The same could be said of John Griffiths who only won one gold<br />
and one silver in B Grade<br />
Passed away February <strong>1990</strong>. Mick was a highly regarded<br />
member of the Geelong Club for 27 years. He was a tireless<br />
worker m the development of the Clubrooms and trap machinery,<br />
Past Treasurer. President and Committee member. Mick<br />
achieved State Team selection at Skeet and was always in the forefront<br />
in Skeet and Tower at Club and District level.<br />
Vince Oliveri improved all day - gaining a bronze in the fourth,<br />
a silver in the fifth, a gold in the last event after a shoot-off with G.<br />
Cammock<br />
We shooters will miss Mick's cheerful countenance and willingness<br />
to help out at every level of Club activities Our deepest<br />
sympathy to Vera and family.<br />
0vera.l me shou~irg was closely coniested, with l~rile separalinq<br />
a gold io a bronze in each graae<br />
Committee and Members of<br />
Geelong <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Club<br />
PAGE 9
WARATAH STATE NOTES<br />
FROM THE NORTHERN ZONE<br />
A final remlnder of the ZONE SKEET CARNIVAL AND TEAM<br />
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS ELIMINATION being held at Coifs Harbour on 16th-17th Iune - be<br />
A number of State Championships have been hosted already<br />
this year, and the results to hand are as follows:<br />
State S/B Cont. Steve Osborne 47/50<br />
State Mixed Tgs L. Knight 60/60<br />
State P/S Cont. Steve Guest 145/150<br />
Night P/S Cont. Monte Hocking 140/150<br />
Night Mixed Tgs Kevin Ellis 52/60<br />
Some coming up are:<br />
State D/B Cont. lilawarra 9th <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
Night D/Rise Cowra 4th August<br />
Night SIB Cont. Narrandera 8th Sept.<br />
Night P/S Cont. Brewarrina 15th Sept.<br />
ACCOMMODATION - TAMWORTH<br />
Those Trap shooters plannlng on attending the <strong>1990</strong> STATE<br />
TRAP CARNIVAL in Tamworth over the October long weekend<br />
there.<br />
For those oi you who could not make the Zone Coaching day at<br />
Kenpsey, a remlnder oi the next one - lnverell on 9th September<br />
-well worth making the eifort to attend.<br />
Last month I made mentlon oi the Tamworth Club holding the<br />
State Double Trap and Ball Trap Championships on 3rd lune -<br />
would all Interested shooters please note - the State Double Trap<br />
will now be held on the Saturday commencing at 9.30am with Ball<br />
Trap practice in the afternoon - time permitting and the State Ball<br />
Trap wlll be on Sunday also from 9.30am - see full advertisement<br />
this issue.<br />
While on Tamworth - don't forget the11 September Open Trap<br />
Shoot - lst/Znd - well over $10,000 in trophies and sashes are<br />
being planned. Come along and get in some early practice ior the<br />
State Carnival a month later.<br />
FROM THE RIVERINA ZONE<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>ee hosted the Zone Carnival and Team Ellmination on 29th<br />
April and some 8C-plus shooters attended. Should have some<br />
are urged to start making accommodation arrangements. Motels<br />
ill1 fast in Tamworth due to massive sporting activit~es over this<br />
weekend. Those wishing to camp are more than welcome by the<br />
Club -who have first class iacilities.<br />
result details for the next issue.<br />
FROM THE CENTRAL ZONE<br />
Some new laces on the Central Zone Execut~ve and Delegates to<br />
the State <strong>Association</strong>. Les Aberley steps into the Zone Presidenvs<br />
Position and will be asslsled by new Zone Secretary, Llbby<br />
Bunting. The Zone also has two new Delegates. Libby Bunting,<br />
"Frisby Park", Cudal2864, phone (063) 64 2139 and Phillip Walmsley,<br />
"Laurel Park", Tyagong, via Greniell. The new Zone Coach 1s<br />
Noel Dwight from the Cowra Club.<br />
Don't forget the BACK TO NARRANDERA shoot on 8th-9th<br />
September. Any shooter who has had tles with the Narrandera<br />
Club 1s asked to contact MIS Lola Charles (069) 59 321 1 B/H, so the<br />
necessary invitations can be sent out.<br />
FROM THE SOUTHERN ZONE<br />
Would ISU shooters please note that the Sydney Club have<br />
changed thelr 200 target elimination from 7th-8th July and it will<br />
now be held on I4TH-15TH JULY.<br />
I'm sure all shooters in the Zone and those who have had the<br />
pleasure of meeting outgoing President and Secretary. Peter and<br />
Another new face to the State Executive is lllawarra member Bill<br />
Jones. Bill's address is 10 Satinwood Avenue, Figtree 2525.<br />
Jenny ~ ould, will join with me when I say - a blg thank you for a<br />
lob well done over the last iive-plus years.<br />
The Forest Club wlll be hostlng the Zone Trap Carnlval and<br />
Team El~minations on 26th August and this will be followed up by<br />
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spend when you buy a Rrazzi - no doubt about that.<br />
It's a ong-term investment for yo.r en~oymenl so why n31 .oln the vwy wise shootws who knaw best to setecl Perm, and wncn you also<br />
I<br />
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PAGE 10 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
the Zone 1SU Carnival and Team Ellminations on 16th September<br />
at the lllawarra Club.<br />
FROM THE WESTERN ZONE<br />
Althouah manv of the shooters from the Zone would have been<br />
ef1ected;n somi way by the masstve flood devastatlon. I'm sure<br />
they wlll give strong support to the Zone Carn~val and Team<br />
El~rn~nat~ons being hosted by the Cobar Club on 26th-27th May<br />
A1 the llme cf rirlllna lhls reporl appeals are be~ng set up and<br />
arranqemenls are be~ng slarted for flood rcl.el shools to Se ~laged<br />
in various areas<br />
I heard a rad~o announcer speaking of the floods and h~s comment<br />
was, "We think it 1s the end of the world when the washing<br />
mach~ne overflows - just try and imagine 6 feet plus of water -<br />
flood water pouring through your home for days on end."<br />
If you hear calls for assistance for the areas, please give<br />
generously<br />
That's all th~s month - good shooting and treat every gun as a<br />
loaded gun<br />
Jenny Burt<br />
PO Box 836, Tamwoxth 2340<br />
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE <strong>1990</strong> PAGE 1 I
<strong>1990</strong> NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
After an absence of some IS years the Trap Nationals returned<br />
to the Tasmanian Gun Club at Evandale and wh~le not as well<br />
anended so far as mainland shooters were concerned they<br />
certainly gained support irom the reg~slered shooters in Tas<br />
mania. Commencing under difficulties with the absence of State<br />
Secretary. Kaye Woods due to illness, the Nat~onals were very<br />
well conducted by TCTA offic~als. W~th a hard working and<br />
efficient Office Manager in Molly Bryan, their fears of maybe not<br />
having the experience to conduct a Nat~onal Champ~onships were<br />
quickly dispelled and to their credit the happenings that take<br />
place beh~nd the scenes were attended to with the utmost<br />
efi~ciency. One oithe more pleas~ng aspects whsh highlighted the<br />
Tasmanian commitment was the appearance of Kaye durmg the<br />
Nationals "lust alter some time in hospital, just to make sure that<br />
everything was going okay" - 11 was.<br />
The opening ceremony which involved all State Shoulder to<br />
Shoulder teams was most impressive with all teams marching to<br />
take uo their oosition under their resoective State flaos to the<br />
acccmpanimei~of a Scotttsh picer 'opening the ~ismanlan<br />
Nat~onals !he State Premier. The Hon M~chael F~eld commented<br />
on the pr~de lhat Tasmanla does lake in hosttng maloc s~or11r.g<br />
events, none more than our own clay target championships. Under<br />
the guidance of National Executive member and State Coaching<br />
Director Stuart Browning, the Prem~er fired the openlng shot of the<br />
championships and while not successiul in breaking the target the<br />
Premier was obv~ously enloytng the break from the rigours of<br />
parliamentary duties.<br />
0 The Hon. Michael Field listens astutely to tips from Stuart<br />
Browning before firing the opening shot.<br />
Having drawn for positions the first competlt~on event the State<br />
Teams match was underway. With the strong teams from Victoria<br />
and South Australia the most fancied. It was, however the host<br />
State Tasmania who took the honours and what better way for the<br />
championships to commence than a win for the home State who as<br />
well as winning, won well wlth only the one target dropped for the<br />
event. Cameras came from everywhere to record the winning<br />
team whose members included the well known and very experienced<br />
Sperry Marshall to the junior member of the team Royden<br />
Swan. Possiblv another first for Tasmania was ~ ~ the ~~~ inclusion ~~ ~ in the . .<br />
team of lhe~r two Nal.ona1 ExccJtlve Comm.tiee members John<br />
Murphy end Stuarl Br0an:r.g Nct Jell out was Mtctael Burling<br />
whose score of 25/25 mnue him an ou:s:anding contribu:ur lo in<br />
OJlstandir~q wln lo: Tasman:a. Well done Tasman~a and all States<br />
for the sporting manner in which the Shoulder to Shoulder match<br />
was competed.<br />
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e Victorious in their home State, the Tassie S/S Team.<br />
41st GRAND AUSTRALIA HANDICAP<br />
The flrst national t~tle of the championships is the handicap which<br />
traditionally produces some surprise results. With a field of 313<br />
including shooters from New Zealand, Singapore and America the<br />
title event was full of interest right through to the last shot fired<br />
which produced a new national champion, this time from the<br />
Northern Territory club at Ayers Rock with John Warren a very<br />
proud and excited winner with his score of 86/86 from the 16m<br />
mark. To win John had to outstay some good shots and finally did<br />
this when well known Victorian Tony Bradshaw missed his 86th<br />
target from 20 metres. Another very pleased winner was Wonthaggi's<br />
Lyn Gray whose score of 55/56 from the 14-metre mark<br />
won the ladies section. NSW junlor Jason Gilkes also showed his<br />
liklng for hand~cap shooting, taking out the junior section irom 16<br />
metres with a very well shot 55/56, A popular win in the veterans to<br />
19-metre shooter Kevin Aylett from Devonport, Tasmania who is a<br />
strong supporter of the nationals wherever they are held.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Paul Uohn) Warren, Ayers Rock, NT,<br />
e Paul (John) Warren<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
38th DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored in its entirety by Winchester a total of 326 took the<br />
field to shoot for the double barrel title. The traditional blue ribbon<br />
event for clay target shooters was shot in conjunction with the<br />
ladies and junior double barrel championships and like the<br />
handicap was well contested.<br />
Some very good performances were recorded in the open<br />
double barrel with the shooters contmuing into the two hundreds<br />
before a winner was able to be declared. Noorat junior Glen<br />
Hayden pushed the beld all the way and while outlasting both<br />
Robert Viney (151) and Colin Burt (211) was not able to stave off<br />
Geelong's Steve Haberman whose unbeaten 219/219 won for him<br />
the double barrel cham~ionshio . toaether . with the Winchester<br />
trophy and loyalty bonus ior is.ng Wincheslcr Shells 'The veteran<br />
secuon of The event was v:on by well known Marconl shooter<br />
Malcolm Fu:ler viho sho: 63. 65 ard was u very pleased wlnner<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Steve Haberman, Geelong. Vic.<br />
?.l9/219<br />
0 Steve Haberman<br />
10th LADIES DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
With a field of 25 all anxious to record a national title victory the<br />
competition was keen and strong. Victorian ladies Pauline Clarke<br />
and Fave Burton produced some excellent shootina as did our<br />
international visitor, Judy Wegner from USA. A verfdetermined<br />
Faye Burton was not going to let this one pass and scoring 58/58<br />
took the ladiestltle from Pauline Clarke 51/58 withludy Wegner in<br />
overall third place with a score of 52/53. The ladies event while not<br />
strong in numbers was strong in quality with the scores an indica-<br />
tion of the ladies' ability.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Faye Burton, Kerang. Vic, 58/58.<br />
10th JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
The quality of those competing stood out in the junior event with<br />
Glen Hayden from Noorat in Victoria shooting the possible to<br />
emerge a clear winner overall. Not far behind were Danny Di<br />
Conza 49/50 from Melbourne and Jay Cruse from St Helens 50/52<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
who will both benefit from the experience and continue to show<br />
their ability in the years ahead.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Glen Hayden, Noorat, Vic. S0/50.<br />
36th SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
Sponsored by Winchester and with conditions throughout the<br />
championships better than what may have been expected the<br />
single barrel produced some good shooting. Tasmanian shooters<br />
while not ~ ~ dominant in the event score-wise certainlv took the<br />
honours so far 3s numbers are concerted w~ih no less than 83<br />
eniranls in !he evert The oest of these a! ihe ena of the aay was<br />
Cressy shooter Grahani Blaskett whose score of 51/52 look ihlrd<br />
place in AA Grade First n AA and obv~ously benefiting by the<br />
recent competition in the New Zealand Nationals was another well<br />
known shooter from Katannins Gun Club. Tim Catllng who on the<br />
day could not hold off the challenge from the multi-disciplined<br />
Kevin Perkins from Illawarra who recording an unbeaten 69/69<br />
was an emotional and extremely popular winner of the single<br />
barrel title with Jason Werner of Melbourne Gun Club and John<br />
Miatt from Tasmanian Gun Club taking the respective junior and<br />
veterans sections.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Kevin Perkins, Illawarra. NSW.<br />
0 Kevin Perkins<br />
2nd LADIES SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Competing for the Winchester Trophy and the IBIS Traps Per-<br />
petual Trophy the ladies single barrel was keenly contested.<br />
A win for New Zealand in the event with well known and much<br />
travelled Zelda Maclure from Waitemata taking the ladies title<br />
with a score of46/50. A good battle took place for overall second<br />
and third with Marilvn Dwiaht from Corowa scorina 41/52 to take<br />
second place overail from one of the herd workin; off~ce ladies<br />
Nanette McCallum Like the double barrel this event whlle in its<br />
infancy so far as years go will prove to te a very popular tltle and<br />
one of the ones to win<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Zelda Maclure, Waitemata. NZ.<br />
46/50.<br />
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29th AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND TRAP<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Generally referred to as the points championship, this title event<br />
being the third of the Macklntosh quallfylng events is always full of<br />
interest With sponsorsh~p from Winchester the points can be the<br />
make or break event so far as making the Mackintosh team is concerned<br />
Producing some of the best of the shooting so far NT<br />
shooter and State Coachlng Director Greg Chan practised what he<br />
preached by shooting the only possible 150/ISO to emerge a clear<br />
winner wlth the second of championships for the Northern Territorv<br />
Manv . aood oerformances in the ooints wlth none better than<br />
3urton.s score of 149/150 to take the ladies sectlon and<br />
/183 for first and sel<br />
Hayden was enjoying the championships as was Tassie's Kevln<br />
Aylett who both added to their success so far with victories m the<br />
iunior 144/150 and veteran 138/150 sections A oroud bunch of Territorians<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Greg Chan, Darwin, NT, lSO/lSO.<br />
MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL<br />
TEAMS MATCH<br />
Cartridges for all three Mackintosh teams were made available<br />
by Winchester for those who wished to use them. A little dis-<br />
appointing lo see one or two of those competing m the team<br />
accepting the offer from Winchester and not using the shells in<br />
competition. Let's hope that this doesn't happen agaln for a while.<br />
As there is no obligation to use the shells that are generously made<br />
available there should be a moral obligation if they are taken for<br />
that purpose.<br />
For the first time in the history of the competition all cartridges<br />
were 2891 and Winchester provided additional shells for those<br />
who not having used the 28gr shells wanted a round of practlce<br />
prior to their events.<br />
The ladies and juniors whlch are not shot on the afternoon follow-<br />
ing the points event were led by Faye Burton 249/250 and Glen<br />
Hayden 237/250 as the highest qualifiers into the teams. The<br />
strength of shooters in Victoria so far as ladies and juniors are con-<br />
cerned was noticeable with a total of six out often shooters coming<br />
from that State.<br />
The open team was led by highest qualifier Ross Walsh from<br />
Broken Hill 248/250 with Faye Burton qualifying for the open and<br />
ladles team with 242/250. State representation in the open team.<br />
SA 4. Vic 6, NSW 8, Qld 3. NT 2, Tas 6. WA 1.<br />
Wlth scores for the Macklntosh not publicly declared until the<br />
completion of the English match in July, High Guns were won by<br />
Open Sperry Marshall 298/300 Tas., repeating the same victory<br />
recorded in Tasmania in 1975: Ladies. Pauline Clarke 278/300.<br />
0 Greg Chan<br />
ALLAN BROWN CLUB TEAMS MATCH<br />
The well contes~ed club learns malch which t.as been domin-<br />
aled in recent years by the Echuco Club produced a new viinner<br />
in <strong>1990</strong> and anoiher success for the N'S The five-nlan Darwin learn<br />
recorded a score of 782/825 to take the match from Echuca<br />
766/825 With Tasrnanlan club Cressy finishing in third place with<br />
a score of 712/750 Spokesman for the Darwm Club was the new<br />
member to the National Executive. Phil Grove who was very<br />
pleased for his club and the Territory<br />
Champion Club Teams <strong>1990</strong> - Darwln Gun Club, NT. 782/825<br />
VIC., and Glen Hayden 290/300 in the <strong>Jun</strong>ior teams event.<br />
Again we wouldlike to thank Winchester for thelr sponsorsh~p of<br />
the three Mackintosh qualify~ng events as well as for their cartr~dges<br />
which by now are a traditional part of the Mackintosh<br />
- match. . - .. .<br />
PAGE 14 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
0 <strong>Jun</strong>ior Mackintosh Team<br />
50th CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS<br />
Sponsored by Olympic <strong>Target</strong>s.<br />
A change frorn 1Sm to the 18m mark is truly a lea of sklll when<br />
c~mbined vtlth 25 <strong>Target</strong>s of DB SB and p3lnts snooung In the 501h<br />
year of competit~on this event has been won by many good<br />
shooters over its years of existence. Proving that versatility is the<br />
key, the polnts champion from 1989, Graham Blaskett added<br />
another National Title to his credit with a very well put together<br />
198/200. With a magnificent trophy provided by Olympic <strong>Target</strong>s,<br />
competition was more than keen however the name of the title says<br />
it all as this event really sorts shooters out. At the close of shooting<br />
Lyn Curtis from Bairnsdale with a very creditable 197/200 had to<br />
be satisfied with first in AA behind overall Graham Blaskett who<br />
was adding to Tasmania's success on their home ground. At the<br />
risk of repeattng oneself, Glen Hayden was too strong for the<br />
luniors with a score of 117/125 with another win to the popular and<br />
well known Malcolm Fuller 105/125 in the veteran sections and<br />
Judy Wegner. USA, 135/150 in the ladies section of the championship.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> - Graham Blaskett. Cressy, Tas.<br />
0 Graham Blaskeff<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
30th DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
With the - recent ~-~~~~ Victorian marathon ~~~ ~~~~ in ~ Double Rise -- shootino<br />
~~~~ ~ ~<br />
many fancied one of the Viclorians to take out thls the last of the<br />
National Titles for <strong>1990</strong> One of the Vlctorlans dld and 11 was Jon<br />
Whittakers from Echuca who prove3 to be loo good on the day for<br />
all cameras recording a score of 62/70 to win for h~mself the<br />
National Double R~se Championship. Another of the Nationals hard<br />
workers, shoot marshal John Murphy figured in the results with his<br />
score of 61/70 proving to be too much for the rest of the field of AA<br />
shooters. V~ctory again to Judy Wegner, ladies 39/40, Glen<br />
Hayden 41/50 and Kevin Aylett 43/60 who all had enjoyed good<br />
results in their competitions.<br />
National Champion <strong>1990</strong> -John Whittakers, Echuca. Vic. 62/70.<br />
0 Jon Whittakers<br />
10th COMARK DEAWILLE DOUBLES<br />
For the 10th successive year the Deauvllle Doubles was spon-<br />
sored by Commercial Marketing Co. of Sydney, courtesy of Mr<br />
Geoif Rabbidoe. This event while not a National Title is alwavs<br />
well supp-ir.ed with keen compet1r.on The Bur~ess sol ~obarand<br />
Tasmania were amongst those most fancied in :his event however<br />
they could do no beuer than IIntsh in Third place with the11 com.<br />
bined score of 30/31 which is good shooting at any time. Trevor<br />
and Jan Heard from Ceduna in South Australia 20/21 pushed the<br />
winners from Victoria, Faye and Ken Burton all the way and<br />
although not winning were very pleased with their second placing.<br />
The benefit of a lot of shooting throughout the week certainly held<br />
Faye Burton in good stead and this was a popular victory for both<br />
Faye and Ken who are strong s~pporters of shooting at all times.<br />
Their combined score of 21/21 won the day for them in this<br />
popular family event which after 10 years on the program had<br />
established its own tradition due no doubt to the assistance<br />
received from the sponsors of the event, Commercial Marketing.<br />
GLENN CUP<br />
Contested m New Zealand this year with Australia the defending<br />
champion. At the close of compet~tion Australia and New Zealand<br />
were locked together on 118/120. Under the terms of the competition<br />
the trophy returned to Australia to be competed for next in<br />
1991 at the ACTA National Trap Championships at Whiteman<br />
Park, Perth.<br />
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PAGE 15
HIGH GUNS<br />
Overall: lllawarra Gun Club member Kevm Perkins was named<br />
as the Nat~onal Hlgh Gun Champlon for <strong>1990</strong> wlth a score of<br />
459/475 Kev~n vias the reclplent of a Beretta SO5 made available<br />
by Winchester Dlvls~on of Oltn Australia In addition to the magnificent<br />
Beretta. Kevln was presented w~th the Ron Porter Remembrance<br />
Trophy by Mrs Mur~el Porter, wlfe of the late Ron Porter, a<br />
past President of the ACTA. Muriel 1s a great supporter of the<br />
ACTA and always travels to present the trophy on behalf of the<br />
Porter family. Thank you Murlel.<br />
Ladies: Faye Burton another great supporter of clay target shootmg<br />
had an excellent championships, culm~nating m her being<br />
named as <strong>1990</strong> Ladles High Gun w~th a score of 432/475. As ladies<br />
A top tournament lor Kevin Perkins pictured with Mrs Muriel<br />
Porter and Mr Jim Scott.<br />
PAGE 16<br />
h~gh gun Faye was presented with her trophy whlch was donaled<br />
by Mrs Joan Scott, w~fe of the Nat~onal President Faye's presentatlon<br />
speech was for her an emotional moment and very well<br />
recelved by all present.<br />
s Faye Burton<br />
luniar: Glen ~ Havden ~ ~ ~-~, -~. was another ~~~~~~~~ ~ who had an excellent week In<br />
Tasmania and with hls score of 442/475 has given notlce that he<br />
w~ll be a force to be reckoned wlth 1 the years to come. Glen was<br />
presented with hls junior hlgh gun on behalf of the donors Tasmanlan<br />
Red Line Coaches who we thank for their support<br />
Glenn Hayden<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
Veteran: Kevin Aylett. well known in trap shootlng cncles, was<br />
delighted w~th his veterans vlctory over the three Nat~onal titles.<br />
His score of 250/275 showed that there is still plenty of good performances<br />
yet to come and as a Tasmanian what better result than<br />
a high gun wln in your own State. Kevin received the Rutherglen<br />
Village Trophy klndly made available by Manager, David Owen<br />
who we thank on behalf of all v~ho parlicipated in the Veterans<br />
H~gh Gun.<br />
OLDEST COMPETITOR<br />
The oldest competitor to attend the Tassle Trap was<br />
George Richardson from Hobart Gun Club who had turned 82<br />
years of age in Isgo, done George,<br />
PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL<br />
Veterans Aggregate: A trophy for the best score over the<br />
National Titles was also won by Kevin Aylett who received the Val<br />
& Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy as a record of hls achievement.<br />
The ACTA's most prestigious award, the Presidential Medal.<br />
was presented to Rex Varley irom Guyra. New South Wales in<br />
recosnition for his contribution to the develoument of the sport.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
a National President Jim Scott presents Rex Varfey with hisawanl.<br />
SPONSORS<br />
AS always the sponsors of clay target shooting were very sup<br />
ooaive .~ . of .. the . - National ~~~~-~~~~~ Chamoionshios -~~~ ~~~ and on behalf of all trouhv<br />
recipients and competitors at Tasmania, we would like to extknd<br />
our appreciation to the sponsors of the various events.<br />
Double Barrel Chamoionshi~ ~- - OLin - ~ Australia. ~~~~ ~ - ~ . Winchester<br />
~~~<br />
Division: For all grade trophies plus overall trophy, a Berena 682<br />
Trap Gun, together with trophies for all sections of the National<br />
Double Barrel Championships - Open, Ladies, <strong>Jun</strong>ior and<br />
Veteran<br />
Single Banel Championship - Olin Australia. Wlnchesler<br />
Division: For all grade and sectLon lroph~es lnclud~ng !he Ladles<br />
S1ng.e Barrel Champ~onshlp, together wllh the overall lrophy a<br />
Beretta 682 Trap Gun.<br />
Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship - Olin Australia,<br />
Winchester Division: For the overall winner a Beretta 682 Trap<br />
Gun as well as trophies for all grades and sections.<br />
Champion of Champions - Olimpyc <strong>Target</strong>s: Sergio Zuiio of<br />
Olimpyc <strong>Target</strong>s for sponsoring the Champion of Champions Title<br />
with trophies for all grade and section winners, including the VHS<br />
Video Camera Recorded ior the National Champion.<br />
Comark Deauville Doubles - Commercial Marketing Co.,<br />
Sydney: For the 1Mh successive occasion, trophies for the winning<br />
team as well as second and third through the courtesy of Geoii<br />
Rabbidge.<br />
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PAGE 17
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mside, from someone who had obviously not seen ins~de, and<br />
hav~ng seen for ourselves now wish to convey our favourable<br />
unpression to some who have been told what we were told,<br />
through our own media the CTSN<br />
Mackintosh International Team - Olin Australia, Winchester<br />
Division: Winchester for makina available the traditional suoolv of<br />
Winchester shotshells for all team members which were appreci-<br />
ated by all who elected to use the Winchester cartridges<br />
Austral Gun Co.: John Fuller of Austral Gun Co for the cont~nued<br />
trophy sponsorship of the Perazzi Trophy for all National Title<br />
Champions.<br />
High Guns: Tasmanian Red Line Coaches for their trophy sup<br />
port for the <strong>Jun</strong>~or High Gun, courtesy of Marketing Manager,<br />
Mark Ashton. Mrs Joan Scott, as wife of the National President, for<br />
supporting the Ladies High Gun with the donation of a Gold/Stone<br />
Necklace, thank you Joan. Winchester for the magnificent Beretta<br />
SO5 Sidelock Trap Gun presented to the Overall High Gun.<br />
APPRECIATION<br />
Having thanked our sponsors which is always a pleasant task,<br />
we would l~ke to record our appreciation to all who contributed to<br />
the success of the Nationals at Tasmanla Those who work behind<br />
the scenes do a magnificent job whlch is sometimes taken for<br />
oranted We owe them our thanks oarticularlv<br />
0 TCTA Oraanlqmo -- .......... Comm,ttee<br />
2 -- ~~~~<br />
State Secretary Kay Wcods.<br />
Nationals 0fi.ce Staff Molly Bryar. and assistants.<br />
Tournament Director Alan Kenny:<br />
Shoot Marshal. John Murphy<br />
Tasmantan Cun Club President and Members<br />
0 Handicaooer: lock Brvan:<br />
0 Trap ~echanic: ~tuari ~rowning, and Trappers;<br />
0 Official Photographer: John Green.<br />
As n alwavs the case when thankma individuals for their assistance.<br />
someone -~ ~ -~ alwavsaooears -~ to be-overlooked. ~~ ~<br />
............<br />
Rustfullv this<br />
year may be an e}:ceptlon if not to any person whose support and<br />
assistance has not been recorded please accept our thanks for<br />
!he part tnat you dtd play in the 1930 National Champ~onships.<br />
In conclusion repeaung the dnnual message -- when making a<br />
purchase of any ccmmoclly ihal 1s svaihble from or through our<br />
many sponsors please qlve rhem rhe oppJriu:lity robe of servtie<br />
EDITOR'S MAILBOX<br />
Dear Alan,<br />
I would 11ke you to put the enclosed in the Ed~tor's Mallbox<br />
please<br />
I write for two reasons Firstly, because we really d ~d appreciate<br />
your time given to us and your explanation of the whole changeover<br />
and tour of the offices We thank you most sincerely for that<br />
Secondly, we had heard criticism of the huild~ng, particularly<br />
CLOTH BADGES<br />
Embroidered cloth badges in the same coloured design as the<br />
new ACTA badge as depicted on the front cover of CTSN are<br />
available through the National Office at $5.50 each including<br />
postage.<br />
Please forward badge(?.) at $5.50 each<br />
including postage, to:<br />
NAME<br />
PAGE 18<br />
ADDRESS<br />
PICODE<br />
ox 557, Mt Waverley, Vic. 314<br />
NATIONALS OFFICE<br />
Wh~lsr returning from iheTaste Nat~onals B3b. Lyn Bruce and I<br />
detoured v.a 3 Essex Streer ro have a look a! our Narlonal Oi!!ce<br />
We found Ala~ and the g~rls working and recetved a ivarr<br />
welcome and were given a conducted tour of the separate offices.<br />
tea room and storage room with full explanations of the workings of<br />
the whole th~ng.<br />
Although there appears to be a lot of wasted space at present,<br />
when the partitions are rearranged for more funct~onal use, that<br />
should create a good display area for trophies and the honour<br />
board.<br />
We thank Alan and the girls for their time and explanation of the<br />
sale, the purchase and function of the office, and recommend that<br />
any shooters, when in Melbourne find an hour and have a look at<br />
the ACTA office. We were suitably impressed.<br />
However, 1 hope that an eye-catching sign has been ordered for<br />
outside to tell all that it is the home of the ACTA (I forgot to ask that<br />
question).<br />
I. Charles<br />
Narrandera Club<br />
Editor's Note: I am pleased to be able to advise the writer that an<br />
honour board is underway courtesy of a donation from the<br />
NSWCTA and a suitable sign denoting the building to being the<br />
National Office of the <strong>Association</strong> is also pelng arranged.<br />
EDITOR'S MAILBOX<br />
I phoned the Pres~dent of my lccal club and was told due to Jay-<br />
I.ght savlng ending a1 that time that the sho31 lvould start at llam<br />
but he would be on the grounds at 10 30am<br />
11.15am arrived and they finally arrived<br />
I asked the Pres~dent (very politely) what happened as he had<br />
told me he would be there at 10 30am He answered very rudely.<br />
'Don t start picking assoon as we arrtve as vie t.ad a lot to do to try<br />
and organise a shoot."<br />
Hav~ng received such an answer I left the club and dld not shoot<br />
I would have thought that with the decline m shoot~ng nowadays<br />
that clubs would be trylng to encourage shooters and not turn them<br />
awav - -,<br />
Maybe thls club should take a lesson m courtesy<br />
(Name and Number supphed)<br />
I ACTA MEMBER BADGES<br />
The membership badge of the <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> has been revised, with the new striking<br />
badge now available for purchase.<br />
The badge, similar in design and colour to that on the<br />
CTSN front cover, is a must for the badge collector<br />
and interested shooters. Send the coupon w~th your<br />
cheque to receive your new membership badge.<br />
Name ............................ . ..........................<br />
, .<br />
Address. ............ :. .......................................<br />
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A cheque enclosed for .............. Badges, $5 each.<br />
I Post to:<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong> PAGE 19
PAGE 20<br />
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"SHOOTING SKEET"<br />
The mechanics of skeet shooting in a step by step<br />
demonstration and explanation round the skeet<br />
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a 15-minute explanation of how to determine<br />
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An all new tape that demonstrates and explains<br />
from A to Z shotshell reloading for the <strong>Australian</strong><br />
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Prices includes post E packaging.<br />
Group of 2 tapes $90.<br />
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Phone or write to: George Bi s, 4 Hugh St,<br />
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WONTHAGGI MOWS<br />
'EM DOWN<br />
Fr~aay Apr1l20tk a! 7 03pm saw !he return march oi South Gipps.<br />
Idnd vs Ssulhern Pcnlnsula at Wonlhagg~ Gun Club Although a<br />
1lll.e w:roy. 11 wasn I cola ana !he ram held off<br />
The one event for the evening was 50 Tgl State Nlght Points<br />
Champ~onship. Graded A, B, C, 1st & 2nd Those people who<br />
come to Wonthagg~ regularly or who read this article each month<br />
will know that Wonthaggi have many sponsored shoots and thls<br />
one was no d~fferent<br />
We were proud to have as our sponsor that n~ght "Dandenongs<br />
Gippsland Gate Mowers" and I would on behalf of the club like to<br />
express my sincere thanks to Bev and Ralph Goillon who are the<br />
proprietors of Dandenongs Glppsland Gate Mowers and valued<br />
members of Wonthaggi Gun Club for the11 support<br />
The shoot ran smoothly and this was ma~nly due to the fact that<br />
evervbodv oltched in to hel~ with the refereeina and scoring and<br />
keedlng :he traps filled 'ihe ladles in !he can~een excelled ihemse!ves<br />
agaln by pulllnq on a roast dlnner vih~ch ty some of !he<br />
comments passed on :o me ivas greally aapreclatea by no! only<br />
our regular vlsitors but by those who had travelled much further.<br />
Thanks girls, keep it up.<br />
Moving on to the 50 Tgt State Night Points Championship, the<br />
results were as follows: A & O'all: W. Iles 143/150,2nd M. Howden<br />
142/150; B: 1st G. Kent 125/150, 2nd G. Milkins 143/162: C: 1st A.<br />
M~lklns 104/150,2nd S. Rose 100/150. Wonthaggi StressTests: Bev<br />
Goillon 1/2. Cake Shoot. W. lies.<br />
South Glppsland retained the shield from Southern Peninsula,<br />
the scores beina South Gi~osland . . 1200 to Southern Peninsula 1062.<br />
In closing 1 would l~ke to thank everybody for coming, in particular<br />
those shooters who travelled from the other side of Melbourne.<br />
Don't foruet - Wonthaaai - - shoots on the first Saturdav of the month.<br />
Good luck and good shootmg. Keith Gray<br />
President<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- TUNE <strong>1990</strong>
ESPERANCE BAY<br />
GUN CLUB INC.<br />
The Esperance Bay Gun Club conducted its 28th successful<br />
Easter Carnival on the weekend and 60 shooters came from as far<br />
as Koolan Island to compete for $7000 worth of trophies. As usual<br />
the Goldfields clubs were in strong attendance. Esperance has<br />
become known for its hosoitalitv over the vears and this vear was<br />
no exception with good shooting, good meals and good entertain-<br />
ment after the shoot.<br />
The competitions started on the Friday with:<br />
Event 1 - M.S.D. Graded. 25 targets from 15 meires:<br />
1st A Grade Ray Hawke Kalgoorlie<br />
1st B Grade Damien Neale Esperance<br />
1st C Grade George Hanson Salmon Gums<br />
Event 2 - District Double Barrel Points Championship. 25<br />
targets from 15 metres. Sponsored by Esperance Applrance<br />
Centre. -<br />
1st A Grade and Overall Jim Neve Kalgoorlie<br />
1st B Grade Damien Neale Esperance<br />
1st C Grade Mark McDonald Perth<br />
Saturday's programme started with Event 3, the District Double<br />
Barrel Championship of 25 targets from 15 metres and was sponsored<br />
by Coxall Housing. In this event there were eight shooters<br />
with a perfect 25/25 score and there were several shoot-offs to<br />
decide the olacinas.<br />
1st A ~rade and &era11 Ray Hawke Kalgoorlte<br />
1st B Grade Er~c Hoggard Kambalda<br />
1st C Grade Earl Brlltnqlon Esperance<br />
Eveni 4 was sponsored by the Bustness House oi Esperance and<br />
consisted of 40 Mrxed <strong>Target</strong>s all off 15 metres There were I0<br />
Double Barrel, 10 Slngle Barrel. 10 Potnts Score and 5 palr of<br />
Double Rise giving a total score of 60 points. Scores were good<br />
with three shooters achieving 58/60.<br />
1st A Grade Hany Miller Esperance<br />
1st B Grade Rick Davis Kambalda<br />
1st C Grade Terry Fraser Collie<br />
Harvey Seeds sponsored Event 5, the District Double Rise<br />
Championship, 20 pair from 15 metres.<br />
1st A Grade and Overall Bert Boschetti Geraldton<br />
1st B Grade Brett Humphrey , Esperance<br />
1st G Grade Earl Billington Esperance<br />
The last event for Saturday was the State Deauville Doubles<br />
Championship of 20 pair from 22 metres. Esperance Glass Service<br />
were the soonsors for this Cham~ionshi~.<br />
1st Pair and<br />
State Champrons Ma<br />
2nd Pair<br />
The Esperance Business Houses sponsored the first event on<br />
Sunday, the District Single Barrel, being 25 targets from 15 metres.<br />
1st A Grade and Overall Harry Miller Esperance<br />
1st B Grade Mark Dunn Esperance<br />
1st G Grade Terry Raser Collie<br />
Probablv the blue ribbon event for the weekend was the State<br />
Stngle 6a;rel Champtonshtp SO targets from 15 metres Thts was<br />
sponsored by Mrllers Aucrions The new State Champton and<br />
wrnner of the A Grade sectlon was Murray Alexander a regular<br />
competitor at the Easter Carnival.<br />
1st B Grade Bren Humphrey Kalgoorlie<br />
1st C Grade Earl Billinaton Esoerance<br />
Re* Ladv ---. Gav , S ~ I D ~ ~eith<br />
~ ..<br />
(Sponsored by Keevils ~urniire)<br />
Best <strong>Jun</strong>ior Adrian Rowell Kalgoorlie<br />
(Sponsored by B.E. Stearne)<br />
Best Veteran Roy Holtireter Northam<br />
(Sponsored by NeviUes Jewellers)<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
David Browning responding after collecting a colour TV lor<br />
winning 'C' grade #n the Esperance Grader Hire Grand Prix.<br />
The final eveni ior the weekend sponsored by local busrnessman<br />
Danny Gavln was !he Csperance Grader H~re Grand Prtz oi<br />
50 targets irorn IS metres Tnls compet.iion had the btggest<br />
trophies wrth the first In each grade receiving a colour TV<br />
1st A Grade and Overall Harry M~ller Esperance<br />
1st B Grade Alan Brown Perth<br />
1st C Grade David Brownlng Esperance<br />
High Gun Trophies for Events 3, 4, 5, 7. 8 and 9 viere as follows<br />
0 High Gun Winner Hany Mifler with his trophy, a natural timber<br />
framed mirror. Right is Lex Shipp from Winchester who presented<br />
the trophy.<br />
Overall Harry Miller Esperance<br />
(Sponsored by Esperance Sports Centre & Winchester)<br />
Intermediate Earl Billington Esperance<br />
(Sponsored by Brian Warren)<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>ior Adrian Rowel1 Kalgoorlie<br />
(Soonsored bv Earl Billinaton)<br />
iidies dav . -~ Shinn Perth<br />
~<br />
2 -~~~?r<br />
(~piisored by Westpac)<br />
Veteran Roy Holtfreter Northam<br />
(Sponsored by Hotker & Co.)<br />
The Club management would like to express their thanks to the<br />
ladies who provided top meals all weekend and to the many<br />
people in the town who contributed donations and trophies to the<br />
Club. Without the11 support local clubs could never host State<br />
Titles. It has proved the point again that Esperance is a generous<br />
town and a great place to live.<br />
PAGE 21
NORTHERN TERRITORY.. ................................... .22<br />
QUEENSLAND ....................................................... .22<br />
WESTERN AUSTRALIA ........................................ .28<br />
NEW SOUTH WALE 29<br />
VICTOR 36<br />
TASMANIA.. .......................................................... .46<br />
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.. ............................................ .46<br />
ALlCESPRlNGS 14-4-90 -Coldand rain~ngllol 25TSkeel Hcp 1s A Whckham 52-54.<br />
2nd C Smyih 48-54,3rd R Evans44.50 25T DB oltCommon Mark 1st P O'Grady 23-25,<br />
2nd I Wllaan 11-25 3rd A Wlckham 4-25<br />
AYERS ROCK 15-4-90 - Mlld I101 I0T DB €0 I I C Haveis 47-47. 2nd P Warren<br />
4647 3rd R Mackenzle 12.14 25T DB A C Havers 25-25. B P Warren 24-25.T Blown<br />
23-25. C P Lwion 22-25 R Mackenzie 2630 ISPR DD In D Bryanl B T Brown 2930.<br />
2nd C Havers & M Ken 55-603rd R Mackenzie & P Warren 54-60 45T Champion 01<br />
Champlons A Haverr 65-75. e P Warren 5675. T Brovin 57-75 C Warren 52-75. C R<br />
Mackenzie 58.75. P La;vlon 56-75. M Kerr 5675<br />
DARWIN 8.e90 - Hol 20T PS A K Selwosd 6553. 8 P Hoare 57-60. C J Kyrlacau<br />
5869 30T SB A V Feileklls 27-30, B P Haare 2830. C S Savvas 24-30 20T DB. A K<br />
SePwaod 2020 B I Flelcher 26-28. C R Oakiey 19-20<br />
DARWIN 224-90 - Hof 1281 l0T PS D Moon. T Hare R Fox V Fenekia. G Bell all<br />
30-30 IWT DB A & OA V Ferlekhl 124-125. T Hare 123-126. 8 P Hoare 105.108, K<br />
Kyr~acau 94-IW. C E Giove 89.100. S Savvar 88100<br />
BALWIDEAN 1G4.90 - Fine and warm (351 ST hr Con, 1% R Potiei.l P<br />
Rapraarda. S Puglusi. A Smith. R Cormo, 1 Bellink. P Siabile. E Lynch. B Flnch 25T<br />
Con1 C'shlp 15m OA B Flnch 25-25. A J Hadgron 23-25: B C Donavon 24-25. C K<br />
Rowling 2525 Col Lyons Memorial 20T Pis Hcp Ballandean 247. Tenor 233. E C<br />
Donown 59.60 25TSBCrhip I5m OA 8 Finch 24-25. A G Newey 22-25. B F Fteltner<br />
21-26. C H Finch 23-28 HG C Donovan 112125 11-15m HG F Musumecl 110-125<br />
Nn-#ice HG E Lynch 84-125<br />
BRlSBANE 11->SO- IWTTrench Cship. OA G Newey 901W. A J Porter 87-IW. C<br />
Tanner 851W. B A Fuffer 90-IW, J Kennedy 85100. C D Mollllt 80100. T.<br />
Hou~elander 77.IW<br />
BRISBANE 25-3-90 - 50T DB AA G Redmond 50-50. A P Clarkeson 57-58. B H<br />
Pingel 4950. C C Hagarlh 6063 25T SB AA J Porter 24-25. A G Sckai 28-30. 0. R<br />
Melrore 21-25 C G Hogarlh 3035 25TPlr AA G Redmond 74-75. A C Tanner 73-75.<br />
B P Benner 67.75. C C Hagarih 59-75 15PR DR AA J Porter 27-30. A G Ska12830. 8<br />
A Dawer 23-30. C E Kialzer 1830 OA HG I Porter 171-180<br />
BRISBANE 8490 .. 2iT Seeel L'3db.ei A D 3.-do, K 1 #per ?i 25 P F Ccey lo's<br />
'3 3 lluV.88 1575 LC, Sree: A N DTTCL 53c: 8 - G.c) 44-:U C D Y~ilic eS.5~<br />
j2l Skce' licp .,I :i 3 rnm':r 15. I95 2no R Tpler .jZ-Si iru 7 L172 19G115 OA<br />
!iC K TLl'.,<br />
BUNDABERG 1490 - Slighlly wlndy. b l sunny and we1 1231 Skee - 25TO/GSS is<br />
P Wlnren 24-25. 2nd S Plaih 22-25. 3rd T Mbllman. K Rehbein 21-25 25T Hcp SS K<br />
Rehbein. P Wlnien. K Palmer. R Rehbeln a11 25-25 Trap - 25T DB SS A R Rehbein<br />
25-25. e D Gi~lfilhr 24.25, c I ~ ~ ~ 21-25 h ZST ~ DB ~ ss r A K ~ zlpr ~ 2525: d B K<br />
Rehbcln 2525. C D JanenZI-25 25T DB SS A R Rehbein. K Zlpl, K Vlcary 2625. B N<br />
Bale. C Serglacom8. K Palmer 24-25. C P Pagilarmo. T Mlllmiin 24-25 25T DB SS A P<br />
Rch'tc~n r Rehbein. K Vlcarv 25-25. B D Grill~lh~ 24-25. C I Rutherlord 23-25<br />
BURDEKlN 84-90 -Cloudy, hot& rabny I101 25TSkeetSS Divided by A Murdoch, P<br />
Glardmo. U Kovaclch 25-25 25T Skeet SS Divided by A Zappala. D Kiil~ck. U<br />
Kovacich 25.25 20T DB Hcp SS D Kill~ck 17-20. S Nlron 1625, P Bonalo 15-20 15T PS<br />
i5m SS A Zappala 4045. S Rlcca 3845. P Bonalo 36.45 I5T DB Ism SS A Zappala<br />
15.15. D K~Ii8ck. G Archer 14.15 IST DB Ball Trap SS A Murdoch 12-1s. G Rea. D~<br />
Ktllick A Zappala 11-15<br />
STATE CA<br />
DTL & SKEET<br />
8m-11m <strong>1990</strong><br />
Venue: Katherine Gun Club, N.T.<br />
FRIDAY 8TH<br />
8.00AM<br />
Event 1 Noms. $25.00<br />
50Tgt Carnival Skeet Championship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
Event 2 Noms. $25.00<br />
5OTgt State Skeet Championship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
SATURDAY 9TH<br />
8.00AM<br />
Event 3 Noms. $25.00<br />
5OTgt State Skeet Docbles<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
Event Event 3A -<br />
5OTgt Postal Skeet Team<br />
12 NOON<br />
Event 4 Noms. $10.00<br />
lOTgt Pointscore Eyeopener Cash Divide<br />
Event 5 Noms. $25.00<br />
5OTgt State Pointscore Championship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
SUNDAY 10th<br />
Event 6 Noms. $10.00<br />
lOTgt Single Barrel Eyeopener Cash Divide<br />
Event 7 Noms. $25.00<br />
5OTgt State Single Barrel Ch'ship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
Event 8 Noms. $25.00<br />
50Tgt State Double Barrel Ch'ship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
Event 8A - 5OTgt Postal DTC Team.<br />
MONDAY llTH<br />
Event 9 Noms. $10.00<br />
lOTgt Handicap Eyeopener Cash Divide<br />
Event 10 Noms. $25.00<br />
5OTgt State Handicap lst, Znd, 3rd.<br />
Event 11 Noms. $25.00<br />
25 Pair State Double Rise Ch'ship<br />
Graded A, B, C.<br />
* N.T.C. T.A. AGM on Sat. 9th <strong>Jun</strong>e d Wpm ai<br />
Katherine Gun Club.<br />
* State Skeet team to <strong>1990</strong> Nafionals chosen from<br />
Events 1 & 2.<br />
* Slate DTL team to 1991 Nationals chosen from<br />
Events 5, 7 & 8.<br />
* Optional sweeps available on 50Tgt events.<br />
* Skeet High Gun - Evets 1, 2 & 3.<br />
* DTL High Gun - Events 4-11 excluding Team<br />
Shoot.<br />
* AMP Carnival High Gun -donated by Phil Grove -<br />
full progmmme excluding both postal teams.<br />
Secretary: Phil Grove (089) 46 4231 (BH).<br />
AUSTRALlAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
W Alllo TROPWIES<br />
DARWIN GUN CLUB<br />
e Thursday 2nd August - 7.30pm e Monday 6th August - 9.00am<br />
"WINCHESTER STATE NIGHT<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP"<br />
Event 7<br />
10 Tgt Handicap<br />
50 Tgt DIB Gradcd (A,B,C)<br />
OIA - Sash, 1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy<br />
Event 8<br />
OIA - 5400 Cash<br />
e Friday 3rd August - 9.00am<br />
30 Tgt Handicap<br />
"CITY OF DARWIN TRENCH "COMPUTER SALES AND LEASING HCP"<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP" 1st. 2nd & 3rd - Trophy<br />
50 Tgt Trcnch Gradcd (A,B.C)<br />
OIA - Sash - 1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy Event 9<br />
D.T.L. PRACTICE - From 10.00am 50 Tgt DIB Graded (AA,A,B,C)<br />
Saturday 4th August - 9.00am<br />
10 Tgt DIB<br />
OIA - S400 Cash (Walk-back SIO)<br />
"AUSTRALIAN AIRLINES CALCUTTA"<br />
1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy<br />
@ Wednesday 8th August - 5.30am<br />
50 Tgt DIB Graded (A,B,C) BARRAMUNDI FISHING<br />
1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy<br />
* HIGH GUN - OIA: Ladics; <strong>Jun</strong>ior; Vctcran<br />
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (Evcnts 1-9)<br />
60 Mixed Tgt Graded (AA,A,B,C) 18m * Ladics, <strong>Jun</strong>iors & Vctcrans if 5 noms.<br />
* Sashcs and Badgcs all Trophy Evcnts<br />
* Ammo availablc<br />
10 Tgt PIS El0 * Camping available at Club<br />
OIA - S400 Cash<br />
1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy<br />
e Sunday 5th August - 9.00am<br />
30 Tgt DIB Graded (A,B,C)<br />
1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy<br />
* Airconditioncd Units availablc (20 only - twin<br />
sharc) For enquiries contact: Greg Chan, tel. (089)<br />
81 6398 BiH<br />
* $10,000 TOTAL IN TROPHIES, SASHES G.<br />
Commonwealth DIB Graded (A,B,C) BADGES<br />
1st & 2nd cach Grafc - Trophy * CALCUTTA - S3500 (approx. min)<br />
Return to DARWIN GUN CLUB to enter draw for Case of AA's - PO Box 41121, Casuarina, NT 5792<br />
No. of Shooters Nominating: ................... No. of Extra Visitors ................... Ammo Required WIN) ...................<br />
Name: ...................................................................................................... Clu<br />
Address: ..........................................<br />
FLY AUSTRALIAN<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE <strong>1990</strong> . . PAGE 23
GYMPIE CLAY TARGET<br />
Banks Pocket Road. Gymp~e<br />
SUNDAY JUNE 10, <strong>1990</strong> - 10.30am<br />
25t D B CASH DIVIDE 15M<br />
25t S B 15M A B C<br />
25t D B H'CAP 1st. 2nd, 3rd<br />
15pr D R CHAMPIONSHIP OA AA A B C<br />
CAIRNS & DISTRICT 14-90 - Heavy ran. cold. 28°C (29) IUT DB Hcp 1s C Stone<br />
1515. 2nd A Catoldo 14.15. 3rd W Data 9-10 IOT SB A J Andeisan. S Coco. R<br />
SirnPKln 10-10. B B Hunt 1O-10. C A Caiaido. V Di Belia, C Monte 9-10 15T PS A R<br />
SlmPzon4545. B S Zarrella44-45. C V DI Bella44-45.25T DBC'shlp A W Davls7P79.<br />
B B Hunt 3031. C R Vllltcrs 25-25 25TTrench 1st T Grurnmell 24-25. 2nd W Davtr<br />
21-25.3rd B Bell R Simpson 19-25<br />
CHARTERS TOWERS 14-93 -Overcast and shw8ery (18) 10T DB oil Hcp M Peace<br />
1010. G Hogarlh. D Kdllck 9-10 20TConl oil 15m M Peace 19.20. G Cznavan 1820. A<br />
Kenna D Kllllck. D Bullkmore, J Bell. D Guy 1720 IUT DB aii l5m M Peace. G<br />
Hl7allh.J BrovinsinD Bulllmore 1010 207DBTower B Gaycon. R Scolt. L Frerichr.<br />
A 1:enna. G Amher. D Bulllmore<br />
CHINCHILLA 14-90 -Overcast no wmd (12) 25T DB Hcp 1st J Sheppard 25-25.2nd<br />
I Fabian 3839. 3rd G hocho 37-39 30T Pas 15m A R Knapp 89-90. P Jones 8690. G<br />
KWho86.90. B j.Sheppaid,J Fablan 84-90. A Scouller81-80.C B Psle82-SOT Wagner<br />
77.90. P lames74-90 2ST DB Ism A G Kocho2525. P Jones36-37. R Knapp3537. B A.<br />
Scovllar 2525. J Fablan 24.25, J Sheppard 22-25. C. P lames 24-25. B. Pile 2629. T<br />
Wagner 25-29 HG G Kocho 135140<br />
B P Fleld 106-120 C G lam~eson 102-120<br />
CLERMONT22-4-90- 25TDB AAIA R MesneY S Sendonar2O-20. B P F~fld 19-20.<br />
C G Meaney 19-20 SOT DB AA,A S Sendonas 50-50. B P Fteld 49-50 C C Jamieson<br />
46-50 25THcp lit E Baler 35-35. 2nd P Fmld 34-36.3rd B Narser 43-45 25TSB AA/A<br />
0 Meaney 2525. C T Green, G Meaney 20-25 High Guns AAIA 5 Sendoaaa. B P<br />
Fleld. C G Jamieson<br />
DllLBY 253-90 - Cloudy wsdy and ril,n (15) 25T DB 1% A R Taylor. R Knapp<br />
22-25. C Jackman 21-25. 9 R Prlce. P Norlhcoii 22-25 0. Crolherr 21-25. C L Winlen<br />
21-25. J Coaker 2025 K Jahnrlon. B Grlillths 1425 ISPR DR A R Knapp 18-30. B 0<br />
Crothers 19-30. C G Wenhim22-35 25THcp 1st N lohnaon 25-27.2ndI Coaker 24-27.<br />
3rd R Taylor 2629 GA HG 0 Croihers 62-80, Inter HC K Johnston 49.80<br />
-<br />
TO: <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong><br />
&sociation<br />
PO Box 557, Mt Waverley, Vic. 3149<br />
Please note my Change of Address<br />
Name: ......................................................<br />
From:. ......................................................<br />
.................................... Pleode ..................<br />
To: ...........................................................<br />
.................................... Plcode ..................<br />
Membership No.: ..................................... :<br />
THE PLACE<br />
TO BE<br />
SUNSHINE<br />
COAST<br />
CLAY TARGET<br />
CLUB INC.<br />
<strong>1990</strong><br />
WTER CARNIVAL<br />
JULY 14th-75th<br />
SAT 14th - 12.00 noon<br />
Event - - 1 $10.00 01s $2<br />
25T D.B. - 15m Grd SIS<br />
Event 2 $12.00 01s $2<br />
CARNIVAL D.B. C'SHIP 25T<br />
OIA. AA. . A. . B, C<br />
Event 3 $12.00<br />
CARNIVAL S.B. C'SHIP 25T<br />
OIA, AA, A, 5, C<br />
NIGHT:<br />
) SEAFOOD BANQUET 1<br />
SUN 15th - 9.00am<br />
Event 4 $12.00 01s $2<br />
CARNIVAL PTS C'SHIP 25T<br />
OIA, AA, A, B, C<br />
Event 5 $25.00 01s $4<br />
CARNIVAL D.B. CLASSIC 50T - 15m<br />
Russell Barker Memorial Troahv shot in<br />
coniunction with this event<br />
OIA, AA, A, B, C - Ladies, <strong>Jun</strong>iors. Veterans<br />
Event 6 $15.00<br />
25T D.B. CASH HANDICAP<br />
(1 1-1 5) (1 6-1 8) (1 9-21) (22-25)<br />
60% 30% 10% each group<br />
Total Noms $86.00<br />
01s $1 0.00<br />
HlGH GUN OVERALL<br />
GRADE HIGH GUNS<br />
LADIES HlGH GUN, VETERANS HlGH GUN<br />
3-Man Team over Full Programme<br />
5-Man Team on Events 5 & 6<br />
Cornminee reserves the right to alter the programme if<br />
necessaly<br />
PAGE 24 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE l!
GOOM) GUN CLUB INC.<br />
SATURDAY 7th - 1.00pm START<br />
Event I Noms $12, OIS $2 Event 2 Noms $1 2, OIS $2<br />
TAlT TOYOTA CLASSIC T.P.D. DISTRIBUTORS POINTS<br />
25 Taraet DIB 15m CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
OvGall Sash 25 <strong>Target</strong> Pts 15m<br />
Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd Overall Sash<br />
A, 6 & C Grades Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd<br />
A, 8 & C Grades<br />
SATURDAY NIGHT MEAL AND CALCUTTA AUCTION AT ROYAL HOTEL<br />
SUNDAY 8th - 8.00 am START<br />
Event 3 Noms $12, O/S $2 Event 4 Noms $24<br />
COOREY'S CLASSIC SUDHOLZ PTY LTD EARTHMOVING<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong> DIE 15m CASH DIVIDE<br />
Overall Sash 50 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd (25 <strong>Target</strong>s DIE 15m)<br />
A, B & C Grades (25 <strong>Target</strong>s Pts 15m)<br />
5200 - A Grade<br />
$200 - 6 Grade<br />
Event 5 Noms $12<br />
BORDER BUILDERS AND PLUMBERS<br />
SUPPLIES SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong> SIB 15m<br />
Overall Sash<br />
Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd<br />
A, B & C Grades<br />
HlQH GUNS<br />
$200 - C Grade<br />
Grades Divlded 60% 30%, 10%<br />
CALCUTTA EVENT<br />
LOWES PETROLEUM D. & M. PARK C. & G. ELLIS K. & L. SUHR,<br />
OVERALL HlGUN INTERMEDIATE HlGUN JUNIOR HIGUN LADIES HlGUN<br />
ACCOMMODATION ENQUIRIES CONTACT MICHAEL O'SHEA AT ROYAL HOTEL<br />
pH. (076) 77 1877.<br />
CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON SITE.<br />
President: Jumbo Brown<br />
Phone BIH (076) 76 2246<br />
A.H. (076) 71 2044<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
The committee reserves the right to alter the program<br />
Secretary: Gary Scudamore<br />
Phone (076) 71 1963<br />
PAGE25
GLADSTONE 25-3-30 - Rain and ~rlndd (167 25T Skeet Hep M Harsoad 38-41 25T<br />
Twer PS A I Ra4n 56-75 5 P Franas 57-75 C M Harjvwd 74.75 25T DB 15m A B<br />
Scarbarouqh 26-27 B T Flrhei 24-?7 C P Wood 2325 25TSB I5m A ; HydeZI-25. B<br />
P Francis 1925 C M Har?,rod 21 28 30TDB PS C'shlp A : P.rggs86-90. B P Fiancir<br />
78-90. C M Harivaad 82-90 0A HG M Hawiow 214.240<br />
M O'Shea. B Debcrioll L liohn C T Rsbt F McCnuern. B Woods 5VTHcp IrlM<br />
O'Shea. 2nd R Bra\,~m, 3rd C Hohn 4ch L Maare SlhT Robb. 6th R Suhi IOPRDR Ism<br />
A P Sut,r B Tumor& I Wocdr B G Emdamore 9 Turner. M O'5hea.C B Wacds.<br />
h! Spmll T Robb& 8 Graham<br />
GYMPIE 6-4-90 - Shoviers 133) 25T DB 15m A N Welr 24.25. G Felt 24-25. Rlll<br />
Slolberg24-25. K Fe11 2525 K 5rb 24-25.0 N Dale24.25. W Dunne23.25. E Ransome<br />
2525. C R Champney 2025 P Sorby 19.25, G Osbarne 1825. M Taylor 1825. 25TDB<br />
~ c IS! p G Osborne 24-25. 2na K Greensill 23-25.3rd L Beatlie 3034 25TMedley (13T<br />
DB. 12T Hcyp) Nonh Coast Stleld A N Welr 2525. B L Beall~e 34-35. C M Taylor<br />
25.25 I5PR OR A R Feit 2630. B K Grccnslll 21-30. C M Tallor 21.30 ZOTToTou,er A<br />
c Fett2020. B D Gardnei 19-20.C G Osborne 19-20 H~ghGuns A G Fell IOB-l2S.B<br />
K Greenrlll 108 125. C G Osbarne 95125<br />
WntBA 21-4-90 - Cool morning. warm day (311 1UT PIS IUT SB h W Reeves<br />
4040. B R Ho~.,lp!t 4040 C D List 3540 25TDB A L Soloil 63-63. B B Murphy 27-28.<br />
C. R ]ones 23-25 25T Pls C'rhlp OA 0 Muruphy 94-96. A Rod Cusack 91-95. B R<br />
~ov~ieii 72-75 c R ]ones 69.75 25T SB cshlp OA Rod Cusick 2525. A W Reeves<br />
2526, 0 A Pogioli 24.25. C D LISI 22-25 25T DB Crhlp OA T Matheivs 3939. A R~<br />
axw well 38-39. B A Po~giol, 45-46. C R lanes 2933<br />
KRRUMBA 224-90 - Light Dreeie, worm day (31) 25T Pls North Zone Con1 C'shlp<br />
OA Re5 Curack 72-75 A L Sclari 59.75. B R Howlell 63-76. C C Weder 6575 25TSB<br />
Con, Cshlp OA M McGlII 24.25. A T Malhevts 23-25.0 C Buhakar 25-2E. C. M Costa<br />
I925 25T DB Hcp 1st R Hawleii 41-41 2nd M Costa 4041, 3rd 1 Colter 24-25 HG L<br />
Snlari290315 -~ Av HG R Driar281-315 FM R lones265315<br />
KINCAROY 14-90 - Overcsii and warm (151 20TDB Hcp 1st D Wlll~ams 2020.2nd<br />
K Anderson 19-20, 3rd G Blckerlon 24-26 207 Plr Ism A & B K Srb 5860. C R.<br />
Champney 54-60 20?R DO Drvvin Panners D Buchholi & K Anderson 21.22 IOPR DR<br />
15m A & B G Blckerron 17-20, C N Llesegsng 13-20 HG K Anderson BBIW<br />
PORT DENNISON 23.490 - Sunny (magic4 120) Porl Dcnison Polnfs Score C'shlp~<br />
Sponsored by Ian and JoneTomr m conlunatonvrah (he Anhur Toms Mermrial Shleld<br />
A & OA 0 Scalla. B G Ma1tby.C 1 Toms Porl DenlsonD~ubleRiseC'shrp, sponsored<br />
by Berger Paints A & OA G Ealla. B G Maltby. C 1. Toms.<br />
REDCUm C1W H90 - 25T DB 15m CD Ah G Redmond 2525, A C Tanner<br />
25.25. B I Burhson 25-25. C I. Moli23-25 25Tnr 15mTrophy: AA W Stevens 79.51: A<br />
B Chain 74-75. 8 5 Cannlwro 83-67. C D Crowe 66-75 25T DB Hcp 1st B S. Alexander<br />
PAGE 26<br />
I<br />
TWO DflY SHOOT<br />
Saturday 6 Sunday<br />
July 7 G 8, <strong>1990</strong><br />
SATURDAY JULY 7 - Ipm start<br />
Event 1 Noms $10.00<br />
25T Double Barrel Graded Sweepstakes - 15m<br />
A.B.C. Grades 60% 30% 10%<br />
Event 2 Noms $20.00<br />
25T Chinchilla & District Double Barrel Continental<br />
Championship<br />
Chinchilla Kitchens $700 Gun Cabinet & Badge<br />
Overall<br />
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Grades<br />
Event 3 Noms $15.00<br />
25T Western Zone Points Championship<br />
Sash Overall, Badges AA.A.6.C. Grades<br />
Trophies 1 & 2 AA.A.B.C. Grades<br />
SUNDAY JULY 8 - 9am start<br />
Event 4 Noms 515.00<br />
30T Medley - 15m<br />
10T D.B.. 10T Points, 5 Pair Double Rise<br />
Troohies 1 & 2 A.B.C.<br />
Event 5 Noms $20.00<br />
40T $550 Cash Medley<br />
20T D.B. 15m. 2OT D.B. Hcp<br />
Divided $150 each Division 11-15. 16-19. 20-25<br />
Overall $100<br />
Event 6 Noms $15.00<br />
20T Chinchilla & District Single Barrel<br />
Championship<br />
Badge Overall, Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Grades<br />
Black <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
. Total Nominations $95.00<br />
Overall, Intermediate & Veteran High Gun<br />
BARBECUE SATURDAY NIGHT<br />
ACCOMMODATION: PHONE DIRECT<br />
(076 AREA CODE)<br />
Commercial Hotel-Motel 62 7524<br />
re at western Motor Inn 62 8288<br />
Other MotelslHotels available<br />
Caravan Park available<br />
The Chinchilla Gun Club (Inc) reserves the right to alter<br />
President:<br />
J. Stone<br />
(076) 65 2282<br />
the program. I<br />
Secretary:<br />
J. Fabian<br />
(076) 65 2183<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
L BURNETT<br />
GUN CLUB<br />
ANNUAL -DAY SHOOT<br />
I<br />
~<br />
Saturday & Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 16-17,<strong>1990</strong><br />
Over $3000 Trophies and Cash<br />
(195 <strong>Clay</strong>s for only $94)<br />
SATURDAY, 16th JUNE at 12 Noon<br />
SUNDAY, 17th JUNE - 9am Sharp<br />
I Event 4 Nomination $12<br />
I<br />
Event 1 Nominations $10<br />
Central Burnett Graded Medley off Ism<br />
10 <strong>Target</strong>s D.B., 10 <strong>Target</strong>s Points, 10 <strong>Target</strong>s S.B.<br />
60% of Nomination returned to shooters equally<br />
in Divisions of 11-15, 16-90, 21-25<br />
COMPULSORY DIVISION<br />
Top Cat Trophy<br />
Sponsored by H.A. Meyer & Son<br />
Trophy for Overall $150<br />
30 <strong>Target</strong>s D.B. off ISM<br />
Plus A, B and C Grade Trophies<br />
First and Second each Grade<br />
$1.00 Optional Sweeps on each 15 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Event 5 Nomination $20<br />
BLACK STUMP CASH HANDICAP<br />
30 <strong>Target</strong>s D.B. Off Handicap<br />
Event 2 Nomination $20<br />
Sponsored by Southern Cross Produce<br />
Total Trophy Value - $500<br />
50 <strong>Target</strong>s Double Barrel off ISM<br />
A, B, C Grades - 1st and 2nd each Grade<br />
$1.00 Optional Sweeps on each 25 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Divided 60%. 30%, 10%<br />
60% Nominations returned<br />
lst, 2nd & 3rd in each Division<br />
CALCUTTA ON THIS EVENT<br />
Event 6 Nomination $20<br />
COL JOHNSTON PN LTD $1000 CASH EVENT<br />
~~~~ ~~~<br />
30 <strong>Target</strong>s D.B. off 15M<br />
$250 - Overall<br />
(Overall shooter not eligible for Grade)<br />
Event 3 Nomination $12 A - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25<br />
WESTERN ZONE 5.0. CHAMPIONSHIP B - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25<br />
Sponsored by Tom & Mary Lister, Royal Hotel C - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong>s off 1 5 ~ Shot in Conjunction<br />
AA, A, B and C Grades (Overail) Mark Shelley Memorial Shield<br />
Winner Sash and Grade Team of 5 Required<br />
-- p~<br />
p-~~<br />
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I<br />
CALCUTTA AND DINNER AT GUN CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT<br />
High Gun Trophies on all events except eye openers, A, B & C Grade and Ladies High Gun<br />
ALL EVENTS RUN UNDER A.C.T.A. RULES<br />
The Committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event, change the sequence or cancel any event<br />
* GUN CLUB ABOUT 3KM SOUTH OF'MUNDUBBERA *<br />
Hotel and Motel Accommodation Available:<br />
Mundubbera Motel - Phone (071) 65 4131; Mundubbera Hotel - Phone (071) 65 4215;<br />
Royal Hotel - Phone (071) 65 4904; Billabong Motel - Phone (071) 65 4410<br />
AMMUNITION AND MEALS ON GROUND - BOOK EARLY!<br />
President: John Meyer<br />
Phone: (071) 65 4360<br />
Secretary: Neil Willson<br />
Phone: (071) 65 4171 (Home)<br />
(071) 65 4366 (Business)<br />
Fax: (071) 65 4881
NARROGIN<br />
CLAY<br />
TARGET<br />
CLUB (Inc.)<br />
7990 TRAP<br />
SHOOTING CARNIVA L<br />
7th & 8th July <strong>1990</strong><br />
- Introducing 'D' Grade -<br />
Saturday, 7th July, 9am<br />
-.<br />
Event 1 Norns $12<br />
NARROGIN OFFICE SUPPLIES CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
25 tgs Double Barrel<br />
15 Metres Graded A, 5, C & D<br />
Soonsored bv Narrogin Office Cupplies . . I Event 2' Norns $18<br />
JOHNNIE WALKER CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
50 tgs Double Barrel<br />
15 Metres Graded A. B. C & D<br />
Sponsored by United Distillers Australia and I Narrooin - Liouor Store<br />
Event 3 Noms $18<br />
NARROGIN BUSINESSMEN'S HANDICAP<br />
25 tgs Group Handicap<br />
Sponsored by Norm Oates Retravision Narrogin,<br />
Woolcombers Home Building Society, South Central<br />
Travel, Westpac Narrogin, Golden West Petroleum,<br />
Dugald Ferguson Machinery. Winfield Williams,<br />
Narrogin Obse~er Pty Ltd<br />
Sunday, 8th July, 9am<br />
Event 4 Norns $15<br />
DAWSONS SPORTSIWINCHESTER CLASSIC<br />
25 tgs Pts<br />
15 Metres Graded A, B, C & D<br />
Event 5 Noms<br />
NARROGIN RURAL SUPPLIES1<br />
B.H.P. CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
50 tgs Double Barrel<br />
15 Metres Graded A, B, C & D<br />
Sponsored by Narrogin Rural Supplies and<br />
B.H.P. Waratah<br />
Event 6 Noms $14<br />
<strong>1990</strong> NARROGIN CUP<br />
25 tgs Double Barrel<br />
15 Metres Graded A, 5, C & D<br />
Sponsored by Darrell & Helen Wiese<br />
JUNIORS TO PAY HALF OF SCHEDULED<br />
NOMINATION FEES.<br />
Shooters lunches and Saturday night meal included in<br />
nomination fees.<br />
OVERALL HIGH GUN<br />
Sash and Medallion - Donated by John Barnes<br />
Ladies - Donated by Dav~d Walker<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>iors - Donated by Ross Eckersley<br />
Veterans - Donated by Denis Cardwell<br />
Camping Facilities on Grounds<br />
(Sunday night BBO and refreshments)<br />
President: Lambeti Jackson<br />
D Hlla 95-IW F Bombara 92-IW Trap HG G Kelly 125145. T Harris 125145 K<br />
Nerbold 123145 OA HG S Horo211 245 J Gnilllhs210-245 G Kelly 208245<br />
N E W 11-3-90 - Hol and rvlndy (13) IOT Hcp EO M. Slone 10-10. SOT DB. A T.<br />
S~moel 4850. B M Stone 49-50. C C Marevlc 43.50 5OTSkeef A: M. Stone 42-50. B T<br />
rcnie. 43 30 c T I:*: F c ~X~T.IY 3850<br />
NEWMAN25390 -- H31 Ill IUI.Hc; EO P SI:cgcl.T Gengs T 5l.nge.a.. 10-10 SOT<br />
03 PC A T 51 n ~c. 4a:C R P NcC?:;an 4553. C T Srlje41-50<br />
NEWMAN 8490- Flne and windy (131 IOTHcpEO P Stmgel. W. Meyle bolh IC-lO~<br />
SOT $3 A T Sllngel 42-50. B T Genge 43-50, C. P S!#ngel 37.50<br />
Genge 24-25. M Slone. T. Sllngel bolh 23-25<br />
25T DB Towei T.<br />
S ~ OGUMS N 1-4-90- Fine (10) SOT Con, G Hanran 47. T Guel. D. Bowman 44. B.<br />
Scheei 42. M Harper 40. F Gray 37. G Sanderron 35, D Rollond, D Boivden 32. V.<br />
Magaanoiii 28<br />
BEGA 1490 - Ctlla1.121) OT PS 18". EO 158 D Be.::' 21.0 U S one 3rd N Tedle.<br />
A NC .;- T 1Iay:en B Deaccn 25TD8 !Icp Is* D Sione 2nd D Sn.c'o7 3rdR Han<br />
25T ps CM & L hA B 3r'i;cz B F )::ellnrr C 5 P rlli IGl'SB CM 3 Draco, HO<br />
- . . . . . ,<br />
BOMB^ 21490 - ilze mu .,a!~ '22) .!JT DB Hcp D~V ded by D Baaew~n R<br />
HJ:~ CI.2Trcphy STSRCTDB D 8aae,,.t: LOT ASA CY A R il.i>:! S D lo7e C<br />
w . oro om .G~~vsCh! D.\.ues:i H Yerneiv R 3rovrn O Benwn HCi 0 Sensen<br />
~~ ~~~ ~<br />
RCIOPOWX 1~3.90 .. - Hot Im Eo cD R Warren I&lO, D Tremaln. B Cole. C<br />
~ ~~<br />
zatcc~,n9-.~ 2CT~cjC3 B coe lb20 0 7'lernaln i Stealhe: R sv~rrec D Ladle<br />
:720 2OT DB 153 CD B Cole i) L.dule 20-20 G Coroo.an D Re-218. 1320 N.ghl<br />
.m EO 1511 CD R Warre, C Corcoral 10-10 25T N.~PI PSC s:lo OA L A 3 Co:e<br />
~.<br />
CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL 54-90 - Flne 25PR ACT. DR C'nhip. OA. D. Jazdan<br />
47-50. AA P Lyons 41-SO. A G. Karollr 3650. B M Stevenso 30-50; C I. Allen 31-50.<br />
CANBERWL INTERNATIONAL 7490 - Fine and warm Falrbalrn Ball Trap C'rhlp:<br />
OA G. Kaaolls 931M NSW SZone Nlghi Skeet C'shlp. OA S Balogh 4850. AA: N.<br />
Slmms 41-50. A. 1. Baloqh 40-50. B B Prorrer 37-50. C C M~lllgan 24-50,<br />
CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL U184-90 - Falrbarrn Skeet C'shlp: OR B. Prosser 47-50:<br />
AA S. Balogh 4550, A B Kennea 44-50: B B Nicholson 40-50: C: C. Mtlligan 41-50.<br />
Belconnenskee! C'rbp OA S 3alagh 5558. AA M Rooke3850; A. B. Raoke 44-50 C:<br />
B Prosei 47-50, C. 3 Robhnsan 14-50. Skeet HG. S Balogh 110-150<br />
CANBERRA INTERNARONAL 1- - Fine and warm. Fatrbalrn Olympic Trap<br />
C'sh~p GA & AA M Dlamand 94-IW. B S. Balogh 80-IM. C G Karolll 861W.<br />
CANBERRILINTERNATIONAL 17490 - Fme IOT CD S Stramamos. A. Stramarcor.<br />
I. Elllr lDl0 3OTCiiqolQveanbeyan PSC'shlp CA&A S. SlramarcoE8890: AA:J Elllr<br />
RR-PD R A ~. Slrarnsrros ~.~~<br />
8690. , C . 1 Allan 02-90<br />
cANBERWL INTERNATIONAL 22490 - Overcast. SOT DB Con! C'rh~ OA: D.<br />
jordon61-62. AA J Elhs54-56; A. S S!iamarcor 55-56. Bllasnos4850. C R. i(mg49SO.<br />
2ST Southern Zone S3 Con,: OA W Baxler 2526. AA I. Ellln 2225. A. D. Reed 24.25: 8:<br />
R Marmoni 2830. C. R. ~tnq 22-25 25TSoufhern Zone DBCont. OR I Elhr 5656 AA: M.<br />
Diamond 55-56. A G ~vckley 52-53.0 R Marrnoni 4647: C: R. King 2325 25T~lhern<br />
zone PSConf OA J ~srh 122.123. AA I. Elhr 7875: A G Kazolis 14-75. 6. R Wllhams<br />
74-75.C R Klnq71-75 HG J Elhs 168175 InierHG R Kmg 165-175<strong>Jun</strong>lorHG 152175~<br />
PAGE 29
LONG WEEHEND - JUNE 9-10<br />
LLRWRRRR OUN CLUB<br />
ON THE LEISURE CORST FIT DRPTO<br />
BONG BONG ROAD<br />
SATURDAY 9th - loam<br />
Event 1 Nom. $6.00<br />
20T D.B. "WELCOME EYE OPENER" CID<br />
Event 2 Nom. $12.00<br />
251 P.S. "ERN WEBB SPORTS" CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Trophies 1st & 2nd, AA, A, 8, C<br />
Event 3 Nom. $20.00<br />
25T D.B. "ANNIVERSARY" CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
1st each Grade - Marlin Papoose .22 Rifle (Cased)<br />
2nd each Grade - Buck Folding Knife (in Pouch)<br />
Event 4 Nom. $10.00<br />
25T S.B. "VERDON BROS" TROPHY<br />
Graded Trophies<br />
SUNDAY 10th - 9am<br />
Event 1 Nom. $6.00<br />
251 DB "HEAD-CLEARER'' CID<br />
Event 2 Nom. $30.00<br />
25T D.B. "ILLAWARRA OPEN"<br />
Olall - 1st $500, 2nd $250, 3rd $100<br />
Grades - 1st $70, 2nd $30<br />
Event 3 Nom. $15.00<br />
25T NSW D.B. CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Olall - Sash. Trophies 1st & 2nd each Grade<br />
THE ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB THANKS THESE SPONSORS:<br />
ERN WEBB SPORTS, H.M. STEWART "MARLIN", VERDON BROS.<br />
Ladies and <strong>Jun</strong>ior 112 Nomination.<br />
Overall High Gun.<br />
Free afternoon tea at Sunday presentation.<br />
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY<br />
W. Jones J. Haug M. Hodges<br />
(042) 28 8353 (042) 61 2197 (042) 71 2592<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
PAGE 31
COWRA 1490 - Hot 143! IOT CD 16m 10 possibles K Nealon. R Carioll. 1 Gdker.<br />
G Weaver C Hswke D Tremalne. P Lynch. A DelBen. B Cole I Lawrence Jackpot<br />
Trophy 2OT oil HCP 1st D Tremaee 23-23 2nd L Arnold 22.23. 3rd T O'Leary 35-36<br />
Lachian Valley DB C rhlp 0.4 &A G Bunllng 83-83.1 Finn 82-83. B B Campbell 44-44.<br />
A Slramarcos 29-30, C T O'Leary 25-26, G Oliver 24-26 Extra Eweep D Tremalne<br />
23-30 K Neaion R Carroll 29-30<br />
SINGLETON B.B.C. GUN CLUB<br />
8th ANNUAL 2-DAY<br />
SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT<br />
JUNE 9 & 10, <strong>1990</strong><br />
100 TARGETS EACH DAY<br />
$2000 Trophy Value<br />
9am starts<br />
ALBURY WODONGA<br />
CWV TARGET<br />
CLUB lNC<br />
) SUNDAY JUNE 4 0 - I lam start<br />
Event I $4.00<br />
IOt D.B. P.S. Eyeopener<br />
Event 2 $9.00 0s $4<br />
25t P.S. Championship<br />
OA & 2 grade winners<br />
Event 3 $46.00 0s $4<br />
50t Keith Hodge Memorial D.B. C'ship<br />
OA & 2 grade winners. 2nd each grade.<br />
5-man ciub teams in conjunction with this event.<br />
$1 per shooter, ribbon for each member of<br />
winning team.<br />
3 members per team to be registered with<br />
home ciub.<br />
Event 4<br />
Handicap event, time permitting<br />
$150 open order sponsored by Ian McGeoch<br />
Shooting & Fishing Store, Smolleff Sf, Aibury for<br />
possible shot over the program.<br />
President R. Pens Secretary F. Plas<br />
S (060 25 1239 Z? (060) 25 3248 I<br />
30T DB Cash Trophy AA G Raates 3WO. D Anton 41-43. A. A Welsh 3635. A Lloyd<br />
3535. B N Mannlx 44.45. L Birchall 43-45. C P Thompson 27-30. S Mbller 29-33<br />
THE FOREST W90 - Rainy (50) IWT DB C'ship AA: P Farrugla IWIW. I. €1115<br />
lW102. F Rapley 99-102. A A Lloyd 97.IW. R. Haug 126130. A Mam 125-130 B D.<br />
Salvagg~o93.100. L LIoyd92-100. B Wdhamn9I-IW. C. S MiIler8$.100.A Ball88100.B.<br />
Young 85.101 Grade HOs AA P Farrugla 301-310. A A. Lloyd 298310. B. N Mannlx<br />
277-310. C S M,lier 282-310<br />
GANMAIN 3.3.90 -Warm and humld (1s) ST DB Ism I Conr~dlne. P Whiilack. G<br />
Evans. L Graham. G Graham. B T>lgard. L Denntr. C Condon 5.5 2mDB Ism. OA: G<br />
Evans 8383. A G Deonls 82-83. B L Graham. C T lase HG P Whitlock<br />
G~E~~NNES<br />
1-490 - Ouercasl I121 25T DB Ism A M McCosker. C Bloxsome 2525,<br />
0. P Brummell23-25. C T Whne 20-25.2ST HCP N Camplon. P. Brumme1123-2525T PS<br />
Conl A N Camplon. A Fuller 7275.0. P Bmmmell59.75. C R. Donald 47-15 IOPR DR<br />
Ism A. N Camplon 1620. B P Brummell 12-20 C: R Donald 12-20. FM HO. R Donald<br />
88.125 HG N Camplon 119-125 D & F Hall Rophy Rr N Campbon 3. A. Futter 2. P.<br />
Brummell ~ ~~~~ I ~<br />
GOULBURN WORKERS 11-3.90 - Windy and overcast (45) 30T DB Cahip. OA. M,<br />
Dlamond 7676: AA I Blazley 7676. I Ellis 4849. A D. Prlce 41-42. G Buckley 2830. 0.<br />
M. Slevenson 2830. M Lyons 2831. C D Stramarcas 2830. R. W~lliamr 27-30 30T SB<br />
C'lhlp. 0.4: F Robens 30-30. AA W Barter 31-32. G Bunfcng 30-32. A R lenkln. I.<br />
Shuttle 27-30. B' M Lyons 26-30, B Cosgrove 2530. C R Wilhamr 26.30. D Stramarcan<br />
2631 30T PS C'E~IP OA 1 Blaziey W-90. AA P Lyons 8690, I. Dlls 122, A G Buckley<br />
88-90. T SkellY 84-90, B M Campbell 93105. D Turnei82-105. C D Stramarcor 80-90.<br />
R Willlams 7890 25T DB HcP OA. 1 Mooney, 11-ism R Williams. G Todd. 1618m. T.<br />
Skelly. A.Redando. 1921m: G. Kazailr. S Stramarms. 22.25m: F Robens. G Buckley,<br />
HG. 1 Blszley 168.175 Infer HG- R Will~ams 155175<br />
HAWKESBURY GUN CLUB LTD<br />
Fairy Road, South Windsor<br />
Don't forget our regular program 0<br />
Every Friday Night - DTL - 6.30pm<br />
Every Second Saturday - Skeet - 12.30pm<br />
Every Fourth Saturday - DTL - 12.30pm<br />
Wednesday Afternoon - Practice<br />
I J. Alotta, Pres.<br />
(02) 631 8919<br />
R. Hunt, Sec.<br />
1021 601 7594 B.H.<br />
GRAFTON GUN<br />
CLUB INC.<br />
JULY OPEN SHOOT<br />
9.00am SUNDAY, 8th JULY <strong>1990</strong><br />
3 Layouts, 8km on Southgate Road,<br />
via Grafton<br />
EVENT 1 $12.00<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong>s D.B. 15m Graded S/S<br />
EVENT 2 $24.00, O/S $2.00<br />
50 TARGET D.B. 15m<br />
GRAFTON GUN CLUB JULY CUP<br />
O/A Sash & Cup<br />
Trophy 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C<br />
Veterans, Ladies & <strong>Jun</strong>iors (if 3 or more)<br />
O/S $1.00 each 25<br />
EVENT 3 $12.00<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong> Double Barrel Cont.<br />
15m Cash Trophy<br />
1 st & 2nd AA,A,B,C<br />
Total Noms $50.00<br />
Overall High Gun<br />
60% Noms Veterans. Ladies. <strong>Jun</strong>iors shootins -<br />
full piogramme.<br />
Jackpot of $100.00 possible (over programme).<br />
Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Cartridges available.<br />
President Secretary<br />
Peter McGuire Craig Polson<br />
(066) 42 39.06 15 Arrnidale St,<br />
South Grafton 2461 NSW<br />
PAGE 32 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
FRIDAY 1st <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
6.30pm start<br />
10T Point Score Eye Opener<br />
25T Point Score<br />
30T Event (15T S/B & 15T D/B)<br />
SUNDAY 3rd <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
1 lam start<br />
10T Eye Opener<br />
25T Point Score<br />
50T Double Barrel<br />
SATURDAY 9th <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
1 lam start<br />
100T Olympic Trench & I.S.U. Skeet<br />
FRIDAY 15th <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
6.3pm start<br />
10T Eye Opener<br />
20T Double Barrel (5 targets each<br />
off 1lmtr - 15mtr - 20mtr - 25mtr)<br />
25T Point Score<br />
SUNDAY 17th <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
1 lam start<br />
75 <strong>Target</strong> Medley<br />
(25T Skeet - 25T Double Barrel - 25T Trench)<br />
Secretary:<br />
Lorraine Lloyd<br />
A.H. 520 6765<br />
FRIDAY 29th <strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>1990</strong> -<br />
6.30pm start<br />
10T Eye Opener<br />
60T Champion of Champions<br />
(20T D/B - 20T S/B - 20T P/S)<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
President:<br />
Ma1 Tilley<br />
Ph. (Wk) 601-7982<br />
(AH) 771 3519<br />
PRESENTS<br />
WESTERN<br />
ZONE SKEET<br />
TEAM<br />
28th JULY, <strong>1990</strong><br />
9.30AM START<br />
EVENT 1:<br />
700 TARGET WESTERN<br />
ZONE SKEET TEAM<br />
ELlMlNATlON<br />
$28.00.<br />
First AA, A, B, C Grades.<br />
Shot over 2 layouts.<br />
More events if time permits.<br />
Steve Williams<br />
(068) 84 2772 BIH<br />
President
1 Tamworth <strong>Clay</strong><br />
-<br />
<strong>Target</strong><br />
Club Inc.<br />
I PRESENTS<br />
1 4990 STATE DOUBLE TMP<br />
AND BALL TRAP<br />
Saturday 2nd and Sunday<br />
3rd <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
SATURDAY - 9.30AM START<br />
2nd STATE DOUBLE TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored by. C.L.A.S.S.<br />
75 Pair plus 25 Pair Final.<br />
OIA Sash, Badge and Trophy.<br />
Trophies AA, A, B & C Grades.<br />
Noms. $40.00 plus sweeps.<br />
SUNDAY - 9.30AM START<br />
STATE BALL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored by: C.L.A.S.S.<br />
50 <strong>Target</strong>s.<br />
OIA Sash. Badge and Trophy.<br />
Trophies AA, A, B & C Grades.<br />
Noms. $25.00 plus sweeps.<br />
Extra Ball Traw cash events to follow<br />
# * *<br />
NOTE: ONLY loz (28gm) LOADS TO BE USED.<br />
Lunch both days - shellsavailable -<br />
free camping - hot showers.<br />
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:<br />
ROD PRIOR<br />
(067) 66 1455 BIH - or - (067) 66 1537 AIH<br />
I<br />
Centreline Ammunition<br />
Sales & Service<br />
0 Winchester<br />
Garnbarms<br />
0 Ballantine<br />
0 Mulwex<br />
0 Hercules<br />
0 Fiocchi<br />
0 Vectan<br />
e Scorpio (067) 65 9386<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
WEST LONG<br />
GLN BPaWCET<br />
CLUB INC.<br />
ANNUAL OPEN AND<br />
7ST JUNIOR SHOOT<br />
SATURDAY 16th JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
9.30am START<br />
OPEN<br />
50 <strong>Target</strong> Lake Cowal<br />
Pointscore Championship $17.50<br />
Sweep $1 .OO each 25 $2.00<br />
Overall Sash and Trophy<br />
1st and 2nd AA.A.B.C. Grades,<br />
Ladies and Veterans<br />
50 <strong>Target</strong> Bland District Handicap $17.50<br />
Sweep $1 .OO each 25 $2.00<br />
Overall Sash and Trophy<br />
1st and 2nd in Metre Groups 11-14, 15-18,<br />
19-21, 22-25, Ladies and Veterans<br />
High Gun - Sash and 34cm CO~OU~ TV<br />
Overall Sweep - $1 .OO over<br />
the Programme $1 .OO<br />
Total Noms $40.00<br />
JUEllOR SHOOT<br />
9.30am START<br />
5 <strong>Target</strong> Eye Opener $1 .OO<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong> Double Barrel $7.00<br />
25 <strong>Target</strong> Pointscore $7.00<br />
Total Noms $15.00<br />
Trophies: <strong>Jun</strong>ior Sash and Trophy each Age<br />
Group 10-16 Yrs<br />
High Gun Overall - Sash<br />
JUNIOR SHOOT SPONSORED BY:<br />
Coopers Footwear. W. Wyalong Gun and Sports,<br />
Armstrong Toyota, W. Wyalong Newsagency, J.W.<br />
Funnell & Son, Vern Oavies Auto Parts. John Collins, W.<br />
Wyalon Motors, <strong>Jun</strong>e Scott Takeaway, K.J. Butchery,<br />
Dodds chemist, Hats At Pats. Soudens Hardware, Ken<br />
Barber. Fealy's Shoe Repairs. Caltex Depot, Crest<br />
Petroleum, Walkers Ag-N-Vet, Burnham Shell, N. Finch<br />
Esso, Colmac, Cole Engineering. K. Tough Ampol, V. &<br />
L. Collins, Ron McClintock, Tony Hart. Crisp Mobil.<br />
Kelly's Buses.<br />
Refreshments - Lunch - Cartridges Available.<br />
The Club reserves the right to alter the programme<br />
if necessary.<br />
President<br />
G. Fairman<br />
(069) 74 1223<br />
Secretary<br />
G. Bolte<br />
(069) 72 3100
RICHMOKo RNER 2-C90 - Overcasl, light ram (20) IST Hcp. 1st P Murphy 15.15.<br />
2ndK Asken 15-15 25TDBCont 15m A I Ferrell24-25.5 P. Brown22.25.C K Howard<br />
22-25 207 DD C'sh~p 1st T. Schneider & R Shepherd 1820. 2nd I Ferret! & 1 Dykei<br />
IL20 25T DB Rs Ism A R Shepherd 71-75. B P Brown 69-75. C K Allken 70.15~<br />
SUNm CORNER &C90 - Cool and we1 (21) 1OOT 15m Grd Rtggtng & Erecilng<br />
Peipelval Trophy AA & OA P Hayman 99-IW. A DelBen 99IW. A L Arnold 105106.<br />
P Lynch 102.105. B P Gr8iiithr 98-IW. R Campbell 93-IW. C R Pieper 90100. G<br />
Roberts 67-1M)<br />
SYDNEY 23.3-90 - Mdd olght(30) CCb DB C'rh~p SOT AA & OA. G Raoles 72.74. 1<br />
Petrina 71.74. A L Trevi 54.57. A Welsh 53-57. B 5 Bonaccora 5054. D ~orster49-54.<br />
C A Chri~laker 47.50. F Cianlar 3056<br />
SYDNEY 6490 - Mlld nlghl (26). Club DB C'rhrp AA. G Roales 54.57, K Bosanko<br />
47.50. A L Trew 47-50. G Fllzgerald 45-50. B & O A M. Roper 55.57. D Forrter 43-50, C:<br />
A Salem 42.50, I Scocca 4050 HG L *ew 51-70<br />
TAMWORTH 15-4.90 - Overcasl (21) 2ST Skeet Hcp CD R. Corney. K Warn. G<br />
Torrenr. P. Nash. S Narh. R Taylor. R Pryor. T Ralte. C Barton all 25-25 SOT Skeet<br />
Goanoo Goanoo C'shlp OA: C Barton 4950. A R Prior 47-51; B P. Nash 57-59. C R<br />
Co~ney 45.50 25TSkeet Hcp CD G. Barnes, A Wyall. G. Wyall. R Melvdle. P Ralte. T.<br />
Ralle. C Barton. N Whllfen a11 2525. OA HG 5. Narh 97.100<br />
... .<br />
WACCA 14.90 - F.ic w;.rrn (1" 23T 25 Con' CII . c5.r olc jT S.*cc PS Cos.<br />
Cmo OA 5 G-1.1 i;.j: AA G ?ral:rer 140151 A B Rcwe .44 .S: 8 C C.2r.l)<br />
.3E !tO C R KIIQ 123-153 2f? Dfi CD 1 p;..< her HC 5 CLC;! 2lj'jC<br />
WAKEHURST 84-90 - Overcasl(48) PTesdent's Cup DTL IUT SB 12m. IOT PS Ism.<br />
10T DB Ism. OA N Loucas, A 1. Gubeima. P Etherton; B E Lahoad. B. Crane, C R<br />
lenkins. T Falvo~<br />
BOORT iVarm ,:i in Guca law dl'cmo3n (2.. L>T Klxel: Tar A 8 OA K C;umhcs<br />
ica h' Ao:alorr# 6 C Cm mhrl6 ?nd L Snundcrr C R Whytcross 2nd I Wh~rnxe<br />
2:T ecp I:' B ~cl.cc> 2c3 a Len r BM R P "icy Z'K~BC m.v A E iltley. 3 P<br />
5cll.n C ' \vn,,,?orc<br />
CAU\VADDASrAWEU 154-90 - rlni: oLs y v .ni 79 I0T PS rO '1 Black B 1,)<br />
: 11.r' r. K~~.,:c,I 3030 2iT si~;.c !'ace!, 08 c m.6 OA 2 A B 12y 25.25 \V<br />
Cd.,l:y 4641 3 1 l>?r~5242) '? Mir'r7729 C 1.1 il35~,lrd23i'j B Fascne22-25 2;T<br />
A C A.:'>.c!kr Ill:.?!' DBC ir ; ^A o A Ci YcH~:nry 252: X I2:s~ni.r 39.40 B G<br />
lll,,b 25'5 R :lar:.r C N McOlil.2223 U K#?kdl~ 21 21.<br />
PAGE 36<br />
CEELONG CLAY<br />
I TARGET CLUB HC.<br />
JUNE PROGRAMME <strong>1990</strong><br />
SATURDAY 9th<br />
lpm Start. E.O. close 1.45pm<br />
Event 1 ~ Nnm: . . - . Sdsn - . - -<br />
10 Tgt Pts E.O. C.D.<br />
Event 2 Nom: $8.00<br />
25 Tgt D.B. Championship<br />
Graded A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade, Badge OIA<br />
Event 3<br />
25 Tot Pts ~~~ Chamoionshio .~ ~ ~<br />
Nom: 98.00<br />
Graded A.B.C. :st, 2nd each grade:~adge OIA<br />
Event 4 Nom: $8.00<br />
25 Tgt D.B. Cont. Championship<br />
Graded A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade. Badge OIA<br />
Event 1<br />
Graded<br />
Event 2<br />
Graded<br />
Event 3<br />
Graded<br />
Event 4<br />
HIGH GUN SASH OVER EVENTS 1,2,3,4.<br />
* * *<br />
Graded<br />
SATURDAY 16th<br />
1 pm Start. Noms close 1.45pm<br />
Nom: $8.00<br />
25 Tgts Pts Championship<br />
A.B.C. 1st. 2nd each arade. - Badge OIA<br />
~im: 98.00<br />
25 Tat D.B. ChamDionshio<br />
A.B.C. ist, 2nd each' grade: Badge OIA<br />
Nom: $8.00<br />
10 Pair D.R. Championship<br />
A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade. Badge OIA<br />
Nom: $8.00<br />
25 Tgt Skeet Championship<br />
A.B.C. 1st. 2nd each grade. Badge OIA<br />
SUNDAY 24th<br />
lpm Start. Moms close 1.45pm<br />
Event 1 Nom: $8.00<br />
25 Tot Pts Chamoionshin<br />
Graded A.B.C.
Home: 318 3151<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS- JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
10 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CID - 16m<br />
WEDNESDAY 13th - 6.30PM<br />
15 TARGET MIXED METERAGE CASH DIVIDE<br />
5 Tgts 1 lm, 5 Tgts 16m, 5 Tgts 20m<br />
15 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
lst, 2nd. 3rd - Sash Overall - Front Marker 11-15m<br />
15 TARGET HANDICAP<br />
1st 2nd, 3rd - Back Marker 22-25m<br />
WEDNESDAY 20th - 6.30PM<br />
10 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE<br />
VICTORIAN GUN CLUB WINTER WON MAN' TITLE<br />
5 Tgts DB, 5 Tgts SB, 5 Tgts Hcp,<br />
5 Tgts Continental, 5 Tgts Po~nts<br />
Cash Awards 1st to 5th - Divided 40%, 30%, 15%, looh, 5%<br />
Sash Overall<br />
15 TARGET DIB CASH DIVIDE - 16M<br />
WEDNESDAY 27th - 6.30PM<br />
15 TARGET METERAGE HANDICAP<br />
A-Ism, 8-161-61, C-14m - Ist, Znd, 3rd<br />
15 TARGET SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
OIA Sash plus 25% - 1st A, B, C 150/0 - 2nd A, B, C $lo%<br />
15 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
lst, 2nd, 3rd plus Front Marker 11-15m - Sash Overall<br />
c oses one hour after start.<br />
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WMGAMmA<br />
CLAY TARGET<br />
CLUB NC<br />
QUEEN'S BIR AY<br />
WEKENZ) SHOOT<br />
MONDAY, JUNE 11th - DTL -<br />
10.00am START<br />
Please Note Earlier Start<br />
Event 1 $4.00<br />
10 Tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener<br />
Event 2 $8.00 + 01s $1.00<br />
20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship<br />
Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC + Best <strong>Jun</strong>ior - Full sash<br />
Olall winner, ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners<br />
Sponsor - WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA<br />
Event 3 $8.00 + 01s $1.00<br />
20 Tyt Pointscore Championship<br />
Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC - Full sash Olall winner.<br />
ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners<br />
Sponsor - WILLOUGHBY'S GAS DISPOSAL AND<br />
GUN CENTRE<br />
Event A %nn.nn + 01s %l~nn<br />
- . - . . - - -. - - - . - . . - -<br />
MAJOR HANDICAP - 20 TARGETS<br />
1st Place - Choice of Microwave Oven. Portable<br />
TV, Video Recorder or GaslElectric Car Fridge<br />
2nd Place - Dinner Setting - 84 pieces for 6 -<br />
Value $779<br />
3rd Place - Canteen Cutlery - Value $120<br />
Back Marker 22-25 Mtrs - $30.00 Cash or Tro~hv<br />
Event 5 $8.00 + OE si.00<br />
20 Tgt Continental Championship<br />
Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC - Full sash Olall winner,<br />
ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners<br />
Sponsor - WANGARATTA MOTORS PTY LTD<br />
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM<br />
Ladies. Veterans & <strong>Jun</strong>iors 1/2 Noms<br />
Events 2, 3, 4 & 5<br />
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th - SKEET -<br />
12 Noon START<br />
JUNIOR DTL - 1.30pm START<br />
Event 1 $15.00 + 01s $1.00<br />
50 Tyt Skeet Championship<br />
Overall & ABC plus Best <strong>Jun</strong>ior<br />
Sponsor - ROWAN STREET CALTEX<br />
SERVICE STATION<br />
Event 2 $15.00 + 01s $1.00<br />
50 Tyt Skeet Championship<br />
Overaii & ABC<br />
Ladies. Veterans & <strong>Jun</strong>iors - l/2 Noms<br />
President Secretary<br />
Tony Penney Bev Penney<br />
Ph. (060) 24 4215 AH Ph. (060) 55 5452 BH<br />
CLAY TARGET<br />
CLUB HC<br />
JUM PROGRAM<br />
<strong>1990</strong><br />
11.30am start, Eye Opener or<br />
First Event closes 1pm sharp<br />
SUNDAY 3rd<br />
*lst Teams Elimination for<br />
South <strong>Australian</strong> visit<br />
Event 1 $8.00<br />
15T Prs E.O. C.D.<br />
Event 2 $9.00<br />
20T S.B. A.B.C.<br />
25T D.B. A.B.C.<br />
15T TOWER PTS<br />
25T SKEET A.B.C<br />
SUNDAY 10th<br />
Event 1 $15.00<br />
30T D.B. A.B.C.<br />
Event 2 $15.00<br />
30T PTS A.B.C.<br />
Event 3 510.00<br />
25T SKEET A.B.C.<br />
Event 4 $9.00<br />
20T CONTINENTAL A.B.C.<br />
Event 5 $9.00<br />
20T D.B. 1.2.3.<br />
SUNDAY 17th<br />
VENETO-ABRUZZO CLUB SHOOT<br />
SUNDAY 24th - 11.30am Start<br />
2nd S.A. Elimination<br />
METRO vs S.A. GUN CLUB<br />
TEAM SHOOT<br />
Events open to all shooters. Scores for Metro Club<br />
members will be recorded to make team best 3 out<br />
of 5 eliminations.<br />
Dates: <strong>Jun</strong>e 3rd, 24th, July 8th, 22nd,<br />
August 5th.<br />
S.A. Visit on August 25 & 26th.<br />
Practice:<br />
Sol. 12 noon fo 5pnr DTL, Tower O Skeet<br />
Tues. I2 noon to Spm, DTL O Skeet<br />
President Secretary<br />
Bert Lobley N. Pengelly<br />
467 5935 (054) 28 2268<br />
Club Rooms 401 3134<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
MELBOURNE<br />
GUN CLUB<br />
JUNE PROGRAM<br />
COMMENCING 12 NOON<br />
SATURDAY 2nd<br />
25T Point Grd C'ship A.B.C. Novice Norn $9<br />
25T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Norn $9<br />
20T H'cap 1.2.3. 21-25 metre Norn $8<br />
25T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C. Novice Norn $20<br />
SATURDAY 9th<br />
SEE MAY BOOK<br />
MONDAY 1 1 th<br />
SEE MAY BOOK<br />
SATURDAY 16th I<br />
25T SIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $9<br />
50T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $1 5<br />
10 Pair DlRise Grd C'ship A.B.C. Norn $8<br />
75T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $20<br />
25T Skeet 20 Gauge CID Nom $9<br />
SATURDAY 23rd<br />
FRANKSTON-AUSTRALIAN vs<br />
MELBOURNE<br />
TRAP & SKEET TEAM SHOOT<br />
AN Shooters Welcome<br />
Event 1 Nom $15<br />
15T Points Grd A.B.C. Sweep<br />
Event 2 Nom $15<br />
Frankston-<strong>Australian</strong> vs Melbourne<br />
50T DIB Grd C'ship AA.A.B.C.<br />
Event 3 Nom $24<br />
Frankston-<strong>Australian</strong> vs Melbourne<br />
lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship AA.A.B.C.<br />
SATURDAY 30th<br />
Event 1 Nom $9<br />
25T Points Grd C'ship A.B.C.<br />
Event 2 Nom $9<br />
25T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C.<br />
Event 3 Nom $9<br />
15 Pair DlRise Grd C'ship A.B.C.<br />
Event 4 Norn $20<br />
75T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
MELBOURNE<br />
GUN CLUB<br />
QUEEN'S BlRTHDA Y<br />
WEEKEND<br />
9& 11 JUIVE <strong>1990</strong><br />
SATURDAY 9th -<br />
Commencing 11.30am<br />
3rd SOUTH-EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT<br />
See May issue for full details<br />
MONDAY 1 lth - QUEEN'S<br />
BIRTHDAY<br />
1 lam start - Sponsored by<br />
'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES'<br />
Event 1 Nom $10<br />
25T 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES'<br />
Points Grd C'ship<br />
AA.A.B.C. 1.2.3. each Grd<br />
1st Lady and <strong>Jun</strong>ior<br />
Event 2 Nom $22<br />
SOT 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' DIB Grd C'ship<br />
1.2.3. AA.A.B.C.<br />
1st. 2nd. 3rd Ladv & <strong>Jun</strong>ior<br />
1st each ~ r- d 1 set (4) fyres, Jacket & Cap<br />
& Sash<br />
2nd each Grd - 1 Box Vitafilrn & Cap<br />
3rd each Grd - 1 Sports Bag & Cap<br />
1st Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - Jacket & Cap<br />
2nd Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - 1 Box Vitafilrn & Cap<br />
3rd Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - Sports Bag & Cap<br />
Event 3 Nom $23<br />
75T 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' Skeet Grd<br />
C'ship AA.A.B.C. Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior<br />
OIA Winner - 1 Set (4) Tyres & Cap & Sash<br />
3 Grd 1st - Ribbon & Jacket & Cap<br />
4 Grd 2nd - 1 Roll Vitafilrn & Cap<br />
4 Grd 3rd - Sports Bag & Cap<br />
1st Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - Ribbon & Jacket & Cap<br />
2nd Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - 1 Box Vitafilm & Cap<br />
3rd Lady & <strong>Jun</strong>ior - Sports Bag & Cap
3Ot HANDICAP Nom $23,O/S $1<br />
OA Lamba U/O<br />
1st each Group. Case Carlrtdges<br />
11-15. 16-19. 20-25<br />
301 Championship Nom $9,O/S $2<br />
OA, A. B. C<br />
HIGH GUN<br />
G.N.T. Ballintine Phone (058) 28 5205<br />
15 Tgl HANDICAP (Cash Da~de)<br />
Practice imm llam Jackpals on Events 7. 2 8 3<br />
Lunch avarlable, heated Clvbhoose<br />
Ail events sponsored by Mr Kleen-Up<br />
16-20. C 1 Wrlghl 19 20<br />
COLAC 31-3-90 - Cnl and cloudy (101 ZSTCD A B lennmgr 16-25. B P McDonald<br />
2G25 B Flimlnq, I Ballogh 14-25, C. 6 Clarke 16-25. M Nash. L Densley 1025 50T<br />
Club C ship OA 6 Fiemanil 44-50 A B Icnnmqs 33-50. B P McDonald 34-50. R. Bran<br />
33%. C 6 Clarke 22-50. M Narh 17.50<br />
COLAC H-90 - rlne and mild, l~qhl cloud (28) 10T PS €0 Ism C Colneby. D Cox.<br />
F Dlqnan A Davts G Iohn9lon all 3030 30T Don Corilorphan 5h~ld C'nhip 0.4 C<br />
Corneby 61-61 A P Carrol6Gsl F Dignan 1041. B S Harval 3031. R Braln37-38. C.<br />
K Clarke 29-30 B Sra.,:n 27-30 20T Hcp 1st A Aglerhuls 2020. 2nd P Carroll 19-20.3rd<br />
D Cox BM I Dicklns 1821 20T DBC ship OA C Corneby 6353. A R CaombesZC26:<br />
B G Mahonry 45-46. C K Clarke 52-53 HG P Carroll<br />
COLBlNABBlN 2-90 - r -I. 54' 3: T C 5t8 2 OA R &"en .I.<br />
. .<br />
14 A K Snearer<br />
5 A :r,,n.. loa .I.: . . b\re..:o.:. 64 7: Z'ITS~C:~; OA w ~agn zi?o<br />
A G 71r.e ;:c?: 6 C L2r.c. 192: C t.! \'I~lr'r~z.re:.-?i i!TDPCm.p A S<br />
. 4 N k t 3 4 8 I I 2 . A a 9 3 C Y Ker 22 27. C<br />
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SATURDAY JUNE 30 -' 12.30~111 start<br />
101 0.8. Eye Opener CD Nom $8 0s $2<br />
POI D.B. Gr C'ship A.B.C.<br />
1 & 2 each grade<br />
Nom 58 os $2<br />
2Ot S.B. Gr C'ship A.B.C.<br />
1 8 2 each grade<br />
Ladies, <strong>Jun</strong>iors & Veterans reduced norns.<br />
SUNDAY JUNE 3<br />
Commencing 12.30<br />
101 PIScore<br />
201 Handicap (4 groups)<br />
201 W. Cations D.E. Graded C'ship<br />
A.E.C. 1 6 2<br />
Vlciorian Gun Club versus Werribee Gun Club for the Baley Shield.<br />
54 60 donaled by D & D Chapman Flrh Shwl In B Webb 2nd N Courl 3rd B<br />
Chapman<br />
FRRNKSTON-AUSTRALIAN 3-3.90 - Fme, hot (115) 5OT Sportlng C'shlp DA R. rees<br />
4650. AA B Bond 41-50 B Thomron 4050. A. M lngvantl 44~50. G Evan 4050. 8- T.<br />
Morqan44-54. V Dillon 43-54 C R Hlrd 3250. N Ryland31-50, Ladles L Thayer 2150.<br />
J Ainger 22-50. Iuo~ois C G~eenalqh 31-50. 5 Hale. I Fllby. S. Morgan; Velerans: N<br />
F,lbu 24-50 . D Hadaviav -, 31-50 ...~<br />
FRRNKSTON-AUSTRALIAN 4-3-90 - Fine. not I631 30T PIS Cash each Cid A G.<br />
Hayden 99-99, B A Walbank 9090. C G Douglas 89-90 SOT DB C'sh,p AA & OA R.<br />
Coombes S4-55. A P Calvl 53-55. B A Walbank 1950. C L Gray 4C5O 50T Skeet<br />
C'shlp AA& OA G Guy 59-60. A C Ogden465D. B T Gauld49-50. C T Lelliar~43-51.<br />
S0T Skeel Trophy AA P Ryland 9293 A C Ogden 4650: B B Mack 52-58: C F<br />
C1g11o11~4550 SOTTrench C'ship A P Clancy 8hlM. B b OA: L Chaplln BSIW, C R<br />
Bresnan 97-125<br />
Ryland 26-30:B G Avlson 28-30. C R Salp~elro 20-30<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
SATURDAY JUNE 2nd - 12.30pm<br />
BALMRAT<br />
Event 3<br />
15 Tgt D/B "Scorpio 100 CIShip, O/S $1<br />
OIA Sash plus Case Cartridges<br />
50 Tgt Ball Trap 1,2,3, Cash 1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges<br />
2nd each Grade 500 Scorpio Wads<br />
50 Tgt DlBarrel 1,2,3, Cash Event 4<br />
01s $1 each 25, $1 O/A each Event 10 Tgt Silent Rise CID<br />
OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot O/A High Gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
SUNDAY JUNE 17th - 12.30pm SATURDAY AUGUST 4th - 12 noon<br />
Event 1<br />
20 Tgt DIBarrel. Cash, O/S $1 50 Tgt C.I.G. Club Ball Trap Championship<br />
O/A Sash & Trophy<br />
1st each Grade Ribbon & Trophy<br />
2nd each Grade Trophy<br />
20 Tgt Pts. Cash. O/S $1 O/S $1 each 25, O/S $1 OIA<br />
50 Tgt S.W. Zone Ball Trap Championship<br />
OIA Sash & Trophy<br />
1st each Grade Ribbon & Traphy<br />
2nd each Grade Trophy<br />
O/S $1 each 25. OIS $1 O/A<br />
10 Tgt Pts El0 C/D OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT <strong>Jun</strong>e 22nd - 7.00pm<br />
1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges<br />
2nd each Grade 500 Scorpio Wads<br />
10 T t SlBarrel CID<br />
O/A High gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
SATURDAY JULY 7th - 12.30pm<br />
50 Tgt Ball Trap. 1.2.3. Cash<br />
50 Tgt DIBarrel, 12.3, Cash<br />
OIS $1 each 25, $1 OIA each Event<br />
OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
SUNDAY JULY 15th - 12.30pm<br />
10 Tgt Pts El0 CID<br />
50 Tgt "Brian Mark Real Estate" DIB CIShip<br />
OIA 1,2 each Grade - Trophies over $600<br />
O/S $1 each 25, $1 O/A<br />
20 Tgt Graded Pts, Cash. 01s $1<br />
OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT JULY 27th - 7.00pm<br />
10 Tgt Pts El0 CID<br />
15 Tgt Ballarat Automatics Novice CIShip 1,2.3<br />
SUNDAY AUGUST 19th - 12 noon<br />
CONTINENTAL Dd Y<br />
10 Tgt Cont El0 CID<br />
Event 2<br />
30 Tgt "Buninyong Homestead" Club D/B Cont ClShip<br />
OIA Sash and Trophy<br />
1st each Grade Ribbon & Trophy<br />
20 Tgt Club Graded Cont Pts CIShip, O/S $1<br />
O/A Sash & Trophy<br />
lsl each Grade Ribbon & Trophy<br />
2nd each Grade Trophy<br />
Event 4<br />
20 Tgt Cont DIB Cash<br />
OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 24th - 7.00pm<br />
Event 1<br />
10 Tgt Pts El0 C/D<br />
Event 2<br />
15 Tgl Ballarat Automatics Novice CIShip<br />
1,2,3 Sash & Trophies<br />
Event 3<br />
15 Tgt DIB "Scorpio 100" CIShip, OIS $1<br />
OIA Sash plus Case Cartridges<br />
1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges<br />
2nd each Grade 500 Scorpio Wads<br />
Event 4<br />
10 T t SIBarrel CID<br />
OIA High gun Sash - Jackpot<br />
Please note - Easter Sunday shoot will be shot on November 3rd.<br />
We apologise for anyone who may have turned up.<br />
TOWER & SKEET TO OPEN SOON<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
LadieslVetslJnrs Reduced Noms.<br />
Hot Canteen Facilities.<br />
Ammo available.<br />
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TARGET CLUB NC<br />
JUNE SHOOT<br />
SUNDAY 24th<br />
12.30 start<br />
Event 1<br />
Event 2<br />
Event 3<br />
Event 4<br />
20t P.S. Champ A.B.C.<br />
First & Second each grade<br />
20t S.B. Champ A.B.C.<br />
First 61 Second each grade<br />
2Ot D.B. Champ A.B.C.<br />
First & Second each grade<br />
20t D.B. Cont Champ A.B.C.<br />
First 61 Second each grade<br />
High Gun over the Four Events<br />
BBQ Lunch 61 Refreshments Available<br />
T. Maskell (Pres) T. Hicks (Sec)<br />
(058) 62 2224 BH (058) 62 1166<br />
AH (058) 62 2106<br />
Veaeto & Ab<br />
Gun Clubs<br />
Sunday, 17th <strong>Jun</strong>e, <strong>1990</strong><br />
to be held at<br />
Metropolltan <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Club Inc.<br />
O'Herns Road Epping<br />
Event l Nom. $6<br />
101 W0 Ptr. 1st A. B & C.<br />
Event 2 Nom. $18<br />
(ReducedNom. $ 12)<br />
SMD/B. 1 &2A,B&C.<br />
Event3 Nom $9<br />
10PalrD/R 1&2A,B&C<br />
Event4 Nom $10<br />
25TSkm 1 &2A,B&C<br />
.kt Excellent canteen facilities<br />
Thr continuing support of lhe following arganiralianr is a h appreciated;<br />
T$CMotorrPly Lld.. 118 Dundar Slr~el. Thornbury. Ph. 484 2515.<br />
Niiiumbik Cellars Ry. Lld , 379 Eelmore Road, Baiwyn. Ph. 857 8320<br />
Aiw 11 Chute 3. Diamond Crd. Ph. 438 1249<br />
Concorde Liquor Ry. Ltd.. 70 Railway Road. Blackbum. Ph. 894 2555.<br />
M&% Conrlmdionr W. Lld.. 6 Swanslon St, Preston Ph. 480 51W.<br />
HiilonrBurinersAqPncy. InFlaoi. 70DoncaslerRd.Nth. Balwyn.Ph. 819 7710.<br />
S. Z&<br />
Ph. 480 3028<br />
E. Monhnam<br />
Ph. 846 1718<br />
SMODPQRTQN<br />
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.<br />
BOX 126 SHEPPARTON 3630<br />
SUNDAY 3rd JUNE<br />
ECONOMY SHOOT<br />
1 . WM START - LUNCH AVAILABLE.<br />
Ladies. <strong>Jun</strong>iors 8 Veterans - Reduced Nwnr<br />
EVENT I ReducedNomr. 54. Nwnr 56<br />
20T GRD. WUBLE BARREL CH'SHIP<br />
Shot off 13m - rhwt-aff back lm ea, targer.<br />
Gold ~- ~ Medalltm -Overall winner.<br />
Plus lit8 2nd prizes ia. gde. OlS OlA S 1<br />
EVENT 2 Reduced Noms. 14. Nomr 15<br />
2OT NOVELTY HANDICAP<br />
Shotoff 18"-AAoffwratch.A Gde.get 1T.B-2T.C-3T.rogerinto<br />
shmt-aff off I&.<br />
Gold Medallion - overall winner.<br />
Pius 1st. 2nd 8 3rd prizes. 01s OlA S 1<br />
EVENT 3 Reduced Nomr. 54. Nomr 16<br />
20T GRD. METERED DIBARREL CH'SHIP<br />
Snol - A Goe off 18m. 8 off lbm. C off 14m<br />
GO a M ~ acon l -overall w nner<br />
PL% lrr 8 2na pruer ea gae<br />
Total Reduced Nomr. 512 TOTALFULLNOMS. $17<br />
Piu~Sweepl - 5 3 PlurSweepr - 13<br />
115<br />
$20<br />
-<br />
President: Steve Threlfall<br />
Phone 21 6572 atsheppanon Outdoor Spom<br />
or 21 3679 AIH<br />
Secretary: Alan Simr. phone 21 2<br />
MONTHLY GUIDE<br />
CERBERUS GUN CLUB<br />
Melway 194 H2<br />
Sec. Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926<br />
SATURDAY JUNE 2nd<br />
10 TGT POINTS CID<br />
60 TGT MEDLEY<br />
20 DIE, 20 SIB, 20 H'CAP<br />
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC)<br />
Melwav . . . ., 146 . . . A11 . . .<br />
Sec. Stewart James (03) 789 7452<br />
SATURDAY 23rd - NOTE CHANGE OF DATE<br />
10 TGT DIE E.O.<br />
30 TGT DIB GRADED C'SHIP<br />
25 TGT HANDICAP<br />
ROUND OF NZ INSURANCE SHIELD<br />
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC)<br />
Melway 2W K2<br />
Sec. ~ o scoff d (059) 85 8445<br />
SATURDAY 16th -<br />
ROUND 3 H'LIGHT & HEATER HIG<br />
60 TGT MEDLEY - 20 DIB, 20 SIB, 20 PTS<br />
50 TGT SIMULATED<br />
SATURDAY 30th<br />
50 TGT SIMULATED<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
50 T~GET G<br />
SATURDAY 23 JUNE<br />
NOMS - Open $23 - Ladies &<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>iors $17<br />
OlALL $250 Cash<br />
AA $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart.<br />
A $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart.<br />
B $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart.<br />
C $150 Cash, 2nd 712 Case Win. AA Can.<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>iors, Veterans to shoot their Grade<br />
% Case Win. AA Cart. for Best Ladies Score<br />
% Case Win. AA Cart. for Best <strong>Jun</strong>ior Score<br />
112 Case Win. AA Cart. for Best Veterans Score<br />
Open to aN A.C.T.A. & Field and Game<br />
Registered Shooters<br />
OVER $1200 ihl TROPHY VALUE<br />
11.00am start Noms will close 1.00prn<br />
Racecourse Reserve, Deniliquin<br />
Sunday <strong>Jun</strong>e 17th -<br />
12 noon start<br />
Event 1<br />
Event 2<br />
Event 3<br />
lot Pointscore Eye Opener<br />
20t Pointscore<br />
Sponsored by Paul Bell<br />
15pr Double Rise Championship<br />
Sponsored by Paul Bell<br />
Event 4<br />
20pr Deauville Doubles. Chosen Partners<br />
Sponsored by Paul Bell<br />
Time Permitting - lot Club Mug<br />
High Gun Ribbon & Trophy<br />
President Secretary<br />
Ron Cugley Heather King<br />
(058) 81 4139 PO Box 11 5, Deniliquin<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
ECHUCA<br />
GUN CLUB<br />
GIVING SOMETHING BACK TO<br />
THE SHOOTER<br />
I SUNDAY JUNE 10 - 12 noon pj<br />
Event 1<br />
Event 2<br />
Event 3<br />
Event 4<br />
Noms $5.00<br />
10t Ball Trap Cash Divide Noms $6.00<br />
20t Grouped Handicap Noms $6.00<br />
20t Single Barrel C'ship Noms $6.00<br />
20t Double Barrel C'ship<br />
and Skeet Practice from llarn-12 noon<br />
D. J.L.<br />
I SATURDAY JUNE 23 - 12 noon I<br />
Event 1 Noms $7.00<br />
25t Skeet C'ship 1.2.3.<br />
Event 2 Noms $13.00<br />
501 Skeet C'ship<br />
Event 3 Noms $5.00<br />
Ball Trap Cash Divide<br />
Ball Trap practlce also available on this day.<br />
Overall Sash and Trophy for all Championship events<br />
plus grade sashes and trophy, also trophy for second<br />
each grade.<br />
President R. Traill Secretary D.W. Uenn<br />
1 (054) 84 1356 (054) 82 3604 I<br />
Warrac abed<br />
Trap & Skeet<br />
Club Inc.<br />
State Deauville Doubles<br />
It RIFLES + RIFLES + RIFLES<br />
Monday, <strong>Jun</strong>e llth, 12 noon<br />
Event 1 $20 Noms<br />
20 PAIR STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLES<br />
1st. Norinca Rifles<br />
2nd &Case Cartridges<br />
Deluxe Sashes to the Winners<br />
Sponsored by Westpac<br />
Prize Value $750<br />
Event 2 $8 Norns<br />
25 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
First & Second each Grade<br />
S~C.<br />
P. Clark & K. Vogel Pres. R. Black<br />
(053) 98 1576
. .<br />
FRRNI(STON-AUSTRRLUW 253-90 - Hat 166) 3OT Rs Trophy A & OA. B Perks<br />
W90: 0. 0. Henaoad87-90: C. I Dawklnr 83-90 5OT BIB C'sh~p AA B Perk.54-55. A I<br />
Blackley 133.134: B& OA. P. Z~ndll~r 55-55: C. D Anderroz4650 IWTSkeet C'~hlp: AA<br />
& OA. B. Thamnon IMIW. A. G. Wallls99100.B 0. Maek9CIW. C: M Hlll90.100. SOT<br />
Rench C'E~~P A I Blackley 4350. B& OA G. Av1son4FSO. C A lervasa 4OSO Teams<br />
- DTL- P Zlndllls 50. D. Cuunnlngham 49. P Calvi 49. P. Clancy 49. 197-2W. Skeet D.<br />
Cunnrngham 99. 0 Wall13 99. 1 Hale 99. P Asher 97. 392.400,<br />
F'RANKSTON-AUWRALmN 1490 - Flne (741 25T Rs. A & OA M Marlant 83-84: B P.<br />
G~gltollt 19-75; C: V. R m 69-75. ZSTSB A & OA M. Martan! 23-25. 6 P Zlnd~lir 22-25: C.<br />
0. hlack 22-26. 25T DB. A & OA: I. Blackley 40.40. B A Guskick 2425: C: I. Dawkmr<br />
24-25 25T BT. A: 1. Blackley 24-25. B P. Rlgml 2025: C P. Ztndll~s 22-25. SOT Skeet<br />
C'lhl~ AA. D. Cunnlngham 50.50, A: G Wallis 4650, B B Mack 4850: C. G. Douglas<br />
41.50. 50T Skeet Rench A C. Odgen 4650: B: B. Sanderran 4550: C: N. Ryland 4250<br />
S0T Trench. A & DA: 1 Blackley 90103: C. G. Calder 40.50<br />
GEEMNG 1490 - (421 1OT Rn EO CD. A Breen. W. Calaby, S. Haberman. N<br />
Mannos. G. Mahoney, J. Bierelanall 3W0 25T Pis C'rhbp A& OA: G. Smllh 105108. W~<br />
Calaby 105105: B. G Mahoney 74-75. R. Sydenham 73-75; C: S McNabb 81-87. M<br />
Carhle 78-87 2ST DB C'rh>p A & OA. S. Haberman 8989. A. Bieen 84-85. B: D.<br />
Sydenham 2629: C: D. Cox 5660. S McNabb 33-51 25T Skeet C'rhir A: W. Calaby<br />
2525;B& OA G. Thom~n 2525. K. Veal 24-25. C: R Sadler 22-25, R Rankln2025. HG<br />
W. Calab~ 153-155.<br />
GOROKE74IX)-Clear,wmdy (21) IOTEOCD. M. K8ngwell.T Drummond. A.Smtlh,<br />
R Denby 1010 SOT DB Aulumr. C'shbp: OA & A R Denby 4550, A. Sm~lh 4650; 0. T<br />
Drummond 4kSO. 1. Hbnneberg 43-50; C K. Howe 46-52, G. Dinning 4553.<br />
HAMILTON 21- - Wlndy (70). Ohmpyc TargelrTeamShwl: Is, W~rnmera 277.300.<br />
2nd Weslern2753W. 3rdSauth-East 2693W The HG lrophy for theteamshoo! war won<br />
by Roger Dvlhle 4040 2ST DB C'shlp. OA & A. R Duthle 7679. G. Sleele 77-79: B D.<br />
laensch 2627. 0. Malseed 34-35; C: G. Stevens 24-25, D. Harrtr 41-43 ZST DB Con,<br />
C'shlp OA & B L Howlet1 33-33. E. Chaplin 32-33, A W. Upton3233. G.Sleele31-32: C.<br />
E. Wyfhe 2525. A S!eele 24-26<br />
HORSHllM 144S-Mdd(24]. 3OT Wtndy Hlll DB GrdC'rhlp A&OA A. Smifh40.40.<br />
R. Black 2430: B: N. H~noeberg 3940. C. Budde 33-33: C: D. R~ckard 2430. B. Mann<br />
2630 25T Metre Group CarhHcp I I-Ism C. lorgensen 25.25. D. Rlckard 23-25; 1620m<br />
N Phlppr 2525. R. Cwmbes 2430. 21-25m R. Paprt23-25. N. H1nneberg22.28. Creel&<br />
Insurance Services HG. A Smnh 54-35 MISS Out olf 2Sm R Coomber<br />
RERANC 30390 - F ne ar i cam (26, 25T NW Zcre Can' Plr OA 2 A 8 hk:rc=<br />
7275. M Absalom 51-73 6 G :cncs 63.75. N 5u:herdno 61-75. C D Pay 62-75 P Malr<br />
5375 2C? CD H Abrilo~ 5 mare0 10r, lico I;, G Brsa.ev 16.8 2rg 8<br />
MELBOURNE 13490 - Overcast (SO). 75T Good Frlday Skeet Grd C'ship: OA & AA:<br />
A. Cousens 8585: A: C. Gray 73-75; 0: 0. Mack 74.1% C: I. McVitty 6675, luntar. W.<br />
Holloway 64-75.<br />
MElaolnwE 21490 - Culd ralr c.ercas' (40. 25T Rr Grd C m:p A A Rle~re<br />
67-71 B & OA T Pelerr 71-75 C hl \Vle:hci*6b75 D A Pclraml 45.175 ?ST DB<br />
Grd C n.~ OA 6 !.A A Cr.r.s 27.23 A D G:eu.c. 24 26. B B Henwold 2528 C C<br />
Barry 2325 211'DD ho~hy .I( A Bled* 6 R Co:llnr 1920 75TS8:ec! Grd C rhl) AA<br />
A Crsk.~ 707s. A8 OA G ?rr..tn 7375 a F *hatchex 72.75. C S Barry 56-75 25TSkccl<br />
Dod~les Irl alv:ae: A Beare iiro 8 Blcnan 24-2s<br />
METROPOLITAN 2s-90 - Fme. hat (43). 15T SB €0: 0. Lobley 1515, A Davn. M<br />
joyce. NAsmar. T.Spence.T Mdeo. P. Krummlns.1 Sm~thall lClS 25TDB: A: A. Davis<br />
3232.B. B. Scofia2525: C: D Frost 252520TSB: A: B Lobley Z020. A Davls2930: 0.0<br />
Scalfa 33-35. M Maw 3235. C N. Asmar 20.20. D. Frost 1920 IST Rs Tower: 1st B.<br />
Labley 4545. 2ndS lvanclc44-45.3rd M Maaa52.542STSkeel-AX. Paler~n2525. B<br />
R Bunt11 21-25: C: M. Marra 22-25.<br />
METROPOLITAN I- DuIl(431 ISTPlr € 0 N El Armar. T. Spence. M. Mazza all<br />
4645. 2ST DB A: A. Blease 2525. G. Magdr~ari 3531: B: D. Byrne 3637. M Salvatore<br />
PAGE 44<br />
I AUS<br />
TARGET CLUBmC.<br />
ROSSITERS ROAD, CARRUM DOWNS<br />
PH. (03) 782 1626<br />
JUNE PROGRAM<br />
SATURDAY 2nd JUNE<br />
Event 1 $1 5<br />
50 Tgt Sporting Championship<br />
OIAll AA.A.6.C. L.J.V.<br />
(Ladies & <strong>Jun</strong>iors $11)<br />
SUNDAY 3rd JUNE<br />
Event 1<br />
40 T9t - Points Cham~ionshio A.B.C.<br />
Event 2<br />
50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship AA.A<br />
Event 3<br />
25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C.<br />
Fvnnt - . -. . d .<br />
75 Tgt Skeet Championsip A.B.C.<br />
Event 5<br />
50 Tgt Trench Championship A.B.C.<br />
1 SUNDAY 10th JUNE<br />
Event 1<br />
30 Tgt Points Cash each Grade A.B.C.<br />
Event 2<br />
Fvent - . - . . 3 -<br />
30 Tgt Single Barrel Championship A.B.C.<br />
30 Tgt Double Barrel Championship A.B.C.<br />
Event -. 4<br />
7-<br />
25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C.<br />
Event 5 $1 4<br />
50 Tgt Skeet Championship AA.A.9.C.<br />
Event 6 $16<br />
50 Tgt Trench Championship A.B.C.<br />
SUNDAY 17th JUNE<br />
Event 1 $14<br />
40 Tgt Points Cash each Grade A.B.C.<br />
Event 2 515<br />
50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship M.A.B.C.<br />
Event 3 $8<br />
25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C.<br />
Event 4<br />
50 Tgt Skeet Championship M.A.B.C.<br />
Event 5<br />
75 Tgt Trench Championship A.B.C.<br />
SATURDAY 23rd JUNE<br />
Event 1<br />
50 Tgt WINTER SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
See Separate Advert This Magazine<br />
SUNDAY 24th JUNE<br />
$14<br />
$20<br />
Event 1<br />
$1 0<br />
30 Tgt Points Championship A.B.C.<br />
Event 2<br />
$14<br />
40 Tgt Double Barrel Championship A.B.C.<br />
Event 3<br />
$8<br />
25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C.<br />
Event 4<br />
$23<br />
100 Tgt Skeet Championship A.B.C.<br />
Event 5<br />
$16<br />
50 Tgt Trench Trophy A.B.C.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
RAAF POINT COOK<br />
GUA CLUB<br />
FRIDAY 1 JUNE<br />
15 TGT El0 CID<br />
15 TGT PTS CID<br />
20 TGT DIB CID<br />
FRIDAY 8 JUNE<br />
15 TGT El0 CID cont<br />
15 TGT PTS CID cont<br />
20 TGT DIB CID cont<br />
FRIDAY 15 JUNE<br />
15 TGT UO CID<br />
15 TGT SIB CID<br />
20 TGT PTS CID<br />
SUNDAY 17 JUNE<br />
10 TGT PTS El0 CID<br />
20 TGT Officer Commanding PTS ClSHlP<br />
20 TGT H'CAP (first 6 places)<br />
FRIDAY 22 JUNE<br />
15 TGT El0 CID<br />
15 TGT SIB CID<br />
20 TGT D/B CID<br />
NOTE:<br />
All Friday shoots commence at 7.00pm<br />
All Sunday shoots commence at 12 noon<br />
Enquiries: Phil Pegg<br />
After Hours Only - (03) 369 6042<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
MARYBOROUGH<br />
jc GUN CLUB<br />
-<br />
4 GUNS & AMMO-<br />
GREAT VALUE<br />
TWELFTH<br />
CENTRAL VICTORIAN<br />
GRAND PRlX .k<br />
Saturday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 23rd<br />
- . -. . .<br />
20 t. CITY OF MARYBOROUGH POINTS SCORE<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP AA, A, 8, C<br />
City of Ma~yborough Perpetual Trophy, and Sash to Overall<br />
Win",,, .......-.<br />
plus trophy, value $100, sponsored by Mew Gay Insurances,<br />
1 st OIA and grade winners 400 cartridges and sash<br />
2nd each grade 250 carbides. 3rd each grade 100 cartridges<br />
Event 2 $35.00<br />
CENTRAL VICTORIAN GRAND PRlX<br />
251. DOUBLE BARREL off 15 in.<br />
Metre group dlvialons 11-14,lS-17, 18-21,22-25<br />
Overall and group winner-<br />
Browning A5 Auto Shotgun, Retail Value 51500<br />
First each other group-<br />
8eretta 1200. Vent Rlb Auto ShotguIl<br />
value 5820<br />
Second each group-<br />
$4 Case Shells 5<br />
Event 3<br />
15 t HANDICAP off handicap marks<br />
Sponswed by Graham Jacka ~oiden and<br />
Central Vktwlan Frozen Fwds<br />
Metre groups-I 1-15,16-22.21-25<br />
First each group--1 case shells,<br />
Secondeach group--2W shells<br />
$10.00<br />
High Gun-I case cartridges,<br />
sponsored by Winchester Aust.<br />
Ladies, veteran and]unlw hlgh gun trophles-<br />
mln. 3 shooters<br />
Ladies, juniors and veterans 60% norn<br />
Refreshments available on ground<br />
Four traps operating<br />
Secretary: G. Csssetls,<br />
054-65 3007
3537. C J Coscarella 24-25. R Beilkno 22-25 25T Ball Trap A A Biease 24.25, W ller<br />
24-25 B 0 Hayek 24-25. V Malhca 22-25. C. C De Carobs 34-40. R Belllno 3540 2OT<br />
Pis A K Wrlght 6060, B Lobley 95-W. B 0 Hayek 57.60. D Macarlney 5560. C. N.<br />
Pengelly 57.60. T Corcarello 52-60 2M' Pts Tovier 1st I. Smith 125123. 2nd T Spence<br />
122-123, 3rd G Havek 6061<br />
METROPOLITAN 8490 - Fine (371 15T Pts EC T Spence N Pensellv both 4545 B<br />
MYAMYN 164-90 - Overcar!. llne(461 25T Easter Monday DB Ord C'shlp OA & A<br />
G Sleele 71-71. T Smilh 7071. B A Morr~son 2529. B Malseed 41-42. C- A Moody<br />
24.25. Karen Wllllams 36-39 3M' Myamin Classic DB Grd C'shlp OA & A G Steele<br />
45-45. T 5mllh 35-35. B B Malseed 44-45. A Mornson 32-33. C. R Rundeli 2830. Karen<br />
Wllllamr 27-31 25T S W Zone Con1 SB Grd C'ship A G Sleele 27-32. W Wambwell<br />
21-25. OA& B G HelghI26-32 G McLeod 21-25. E Wythe 18-25. C Undy I625 HG. G<br />
Sieele 76.R"<br />
~ .. ..<br />
NEPEAN 31-3-90 - Good (23) IM' Pis T Bellamy. B Johnston 3030. W Roberts. B<br />
Hunter 2930 5M' DB Round I NZ Ins Club C'shlp A. B Shaw 48-50, B Lobley. R<br />
BUrgesr 47-50 B D Pearce 47-50. R Hunter 45-50. C S Rose 31.50. M Robens 14-50<br />
NEPEAN 21-4-90 - '11 ##a, ' i. .7 CC ?li I?' 9 ?ma 25?O eq 2nd \ hlo 11-a "4<br />
Wr:-.xs:c ?;,O ?:T 36 A 6 OA i.1 "liocnrl!? 27.35 V Alol .ca I i O B D Pea:ce<br />
25)! R Sra:. 17-L? C S Woe 1 :O h Sic,i16.3J 2iTHcv .5, 3 5:ll.v 2625 Zrc]<br />
S:~i>e2.25 :ld ir arnnc" 2;~: B!A S or? .cZj<br />
RAAFPOLNTCOOK 13-390 - Yle.t.6. 15?CB U Stocraale 15-15. 3 Cn,mberli<br />
9 i ire, I4 5 15:Dr N S.wru.1,. 5945 H V.ncy 38-43 R 8crcro.h L 01lh37-45 iM'<br />
00 R 4.rle) .3 21 N S.c:Lod." K be:::olh I Orll: hl 31: r e R Cljrre. P P,?:3<br />
!21<br />
RAAF POINT COOK 15-4-90 - Fan (201 IM' Pls CD R Vmey. J Neumann. R. Mark<br />
2930 40T DB Keith Muller Memorral Shoat A & GA: R Mark 3940. R. Viney 47.50. F.<br />
Reade4650.B B Hare4347 T Reade42.47. P Pegg 3944. C B Ol~ver 3841. D Gray<br />
37-41. K Hare 34.40 IM' Pln CD Tower F Reade 27-30. T Reade 25-30, B Hare 25-30<br />
SEBASPOPDL 44W - Good IOT Pts EO P Watson 3030. V Barby. W Calaby. G<br />
Menhennef 29-30 Novice C'rhlp R Harboui 13-15. R East 1015 Scoipio LWT C'shtp-<br />
OA P WairOn 26-26. A G Marks 25.26. P Carroll 23-24. 8 M Dlgnan 12-15, G.<br />
Menhennet 11-15. C T Hayward 13-15. H Nolan 1315 IOT SB P Watson. G, Carsells<br />
1010 HG P Walsan Jackiioi 575 P Watson<br />
SHEPPARTGN 1-4-90 - Flne warm & viindy (31) IOT DB €0 K Perry. J Kmg. E<br />
Calandro. W Green. B Hooper. A Spence. G Bradley. D Racheie. T. Calandro. P.<br />
Caiandro. A Calandro. R Walker. 5 Becker 20T Grd DB C'shlp OA & A S Stewart<br />
56-56. B Hwper 55-56. B G Jones 35.36. W Green 2930. C. 0. Ford 19.20. 8. Miller<br />
1820 20THcp 1st A Klng24-25.2nd B Ford23-25.3rd W GreeneZI-23,<strong>Jun</strong>loi. B Ford<br />
1919. Veteran D Grlnlei 24-26. BM N Salamell I921 ZOT Grd SB C'ship GA & 0. G.<br />
loner 24-24. S McPherson. A A Spenee 23-24. G Bradley 23.24. C B Ford 18-20. B<br />
Miller 17-20<br />
VENETD/ABRUZZO 22490 - Dull (55) IOT RS EG: A. V satore 3030. B N. Sepe<br />
2930. C 1. Buttaaan!. K. Avsten 3030 2OTS8: A: A Blease 2020. M. Piccolo 21-22: B F<br />
Cuartero 21-22. A Hawk 2022. C E Bertollo 21.23. S Salaie 2023 20T PI. A L<br />
Connell 6060. B Labley 54.60. B F Scofta 58-50. 0 Hayek 57-60, C C. Scatla 6060. R,<br />
Zanca 52-60 2OT DB A B Lobley 2020. D Di Plelro 35-35, 0. 0 Hayek 33-34. B Scoria<br />
32-34:C E Berfollo2626. A Cazcarella 2526 25TSkeet. A. P Krumlnr 6564. E Labley<br />
62.64. B S Zancs 24-25. D De Carolis 37.39. C T Basra 21-25. 1 Seslo 19.25<br />
VICT0RP.N - M~ld IOT DB N Asmar. W Calaby. B Mark. G Velia. D. lervam. T.<br />
Praila. V Flower. F Vella 1010 IM'SB 0. Magdnari, B Lobley. P Graves. F Vella<br />
1010 IM'PIr R Evans,) Gl1opids.B Labley3030 1OTDBCoe.M H0wden.R Evans.<br />
I Smllh. J Rleo. V Molllca. F Fella I010 HG F Vella 5860<br />
VICTORIAN 4-490 - Wi:1 '.C8 IOT 21s CC S R&cc,' 5 Z01.1 20-3: U E asm-r M<br />
horuer D h'r!: is?? ST ?l; !lc; .:'A 3A M 'lot.:r. 45.45 2": 3 Zo.! 74.75 3<br />
Icrras 325a .iT hl I:cc .,I G P:~cnl:-. IC-IC 292 I S:n.th . 7& 3:c A Cnamlcr<br />
12-17<br />
VICTORIAN 184-90 -Cold (661 IM' Pls CD C Nelson. C Magdilaa. I. Fratantaro. 1<br />
Smlth. R Mark. R Howden. L Spsen. G Edwards. G Mark. A. Bradshaw. F Vella. 15T<br />
00 C'shlp D Nell~n 3838. A. Ollopldis37-36. R Mark44-45 15THcp S. Rendall 1515,<br />
H Rash, L Onh. F. Cuarto, A. Varano. 1 Seto. A. Demur. R Sataro. H. Meine, I.<br />
Glllpldrr<br />
VCTA-SKEET la90 - Fme loovercart wmdv(69) SOTAlex Cnk~sSkeel Grd C'shlo<br />
VCTA-SKEET 154-90 - Snoivexr ouelcas' (71) !om St3:e Skecl Grd C m.0 OA a<br />
Ynomro, lC3.109 AA A Cc-scar 107-LC6 A M Rookc IC8:C9 B M Kolr1,197-10) C<br />
1 MzVtlf 9.-IM Lio.el M Kocre !C3-IW lunlor 5 McC~lloch931M Veieran H<br />
Weitiel95-1M Natronal Ladles Break Maree Rmke 140<br />
VCTA-SKEET 16490 -Cold and llghl wlnd (54). SOT Bogons Park SkeeL Grd C'shi~<br />
OA: P. Asher 68-66. AA' W McCarthy 67.66. A: C. Ogden 61-62; B: T. O'Connor 8385; C.<br />
S McCulloch 47-50. Ladles. C Ogden 61.62; <strong>Jun</strong>lor: Sluan McCulloch 61-64; Veteran. H.<br />
Weilie14c50 25PR VCTA'slate Skeet Doubles Ord C'sh~p: OA: 5. Wright 49.50, AA: W.<br />
Mecarthy 54-56; A T Evans47-50. B: T. Morgan 61-56; C: T. Cosoarella 42-80 Ladles. C.<br />
Ogden 4650, lunloi W. Holloway S58; Veteran. H. Weitel 4550. Skeet Hlgh Guns.<br />
Open B Thomson 258261: Ladles M. Roake 244550, <strong>Jun</strong>lor: R Sammon 228260:<br />
Veleran H We~tiel234-250. VCTA Postal Team Open: D. Cunnmgham. 8. Thornson. A.<br />
Cousens. W. McCarthy. P Arher.J.Sm~lh.A. Blease. C.0gden. P. Kmmms. G. Guy. W.<br />
Allwood. A Bega. I Summer*. G. Smlth. 8. ller HG wmner. D Cvmmmgham ll0llO<br />
VCTA Portal Team <strong>Jun</strong>lor R Sammon. W. Holloway, K Light. R. Holioway. 8. Ashei. HG<br />
winner R Samman 3537 VCTA Postal Team Ladles C. Ogden. W Adams. K. Light. C.<br />
Carion. L. Gray HG wlnner K Llghl 2525. VGTA Shoulder lo Shoulder Team D,<br />
Cunnmgham. B Thamron. A. Cousens. W McCarihy. P. Asher. Club Skeet Team<br />
Malch Wlnningleam Melbourne I. IBI-ISW, A. Causenr.1 Summer.. G. Guy. B. Old.<br />
B Thornson Zone Skeet Teams Match. Wlnnlng learn- South East Zone. 1450ISW. A.<br />
Cousenr. J. Summers, D Cunnmgham. P Asher. 0. Thomron. TwePerson Skeet Malch<br />
1st J Summers & A Courens 5786W Mbxed Palr Skeet Match. 1st C Ogden & A<br />
Cousenr 582-600<br />
WANGARATTA 21-4-90 - Cloudy, ram developed during shwt (43). Im DB EO:<br />
Posslbles. R Ehlers. K Maurey, I Kmg. R Dully. C. Sanders. G. Boyd. N. Haydon. A.<br />
Penney,S Mwney, W agle 20TDBC'shtp OA& A. G Boyd 3030, W Eagle2930.B.<br />
D Gabrlel22-23. S 2021: C. R. Foige 1820. R Gabrtel2W5<strong>Jun</strong>~or: T P~gam.<br />
20T5B Gordon Witham Memorlal C'rhtp. OA& 0.1. Kelly 2020. R. khmldl 1820. A W.<br />
Eagle 46-47 G. Boyd 4547: C: R DulIy 1823. H. Stolpe 17-23; <strong>Jun</strong>ior. P. Dunrran 1520.<br />
2M' Hcp 1st S Mooney 2020.2nd P Dunstan IPZO. 3rd R. GabrlelZ4-27, BM G. Boyd<br />
1820 HG Rophy- G. Boyd 67.70.<br />
WARRNAMBOOL 144-90 - Col'. and 5v.ccy ,241 MI W bocl 3OT DB C sl.p A A<br />
Ddls 293C B l~cnn~s 42-44 B !A Grcccc 28-30 G Car-~ry 27.30 C L oenrley<br />
244. C 5mlcn23Jl 25TPS A A Dir.? R M.llard B C 05,ann~rry M Greere.C<br />
C Smln M N,,h<br />
BURNIE 1490 - Fme 50T Club Skeet A I Rlrl 44.50. B K Walker 4550. C. M~<br />
Beluch 46-50 25TClub DB A K. Thompson 2525.8 P Turner 2525. C I Turner 2525<br />
IOPR DD 1st I Re4 & K Walker 22.22. 2nd P. Turner & J Turner 21-22.<br />
BURNlE 21.4-90 - Fme Stale Nlghi BallTrap C rhlp A 1 Rs16875 B L Herdw~cke<br />
6575 C J Turner 6075<br />
e Night DR Cship OA- C Bentley 4650. AA W Powell 39.50. A D: Slephenson<br />
44.50. B K Buton 41-50. C I Turner 29-50 Rame won by Katrma Davey.<br />
SMLTHTON 1490 - Fine (101 IM' P5 EO SS R Ward 3030 T Buckby 24 30 P<br />
Branrden 24 30 25T PS B P Turner 69 75 C G Enmr 63 75 25T SB R Ward 22-25 D<br />
Bransden 16 25<br />
PRE.NATIGNALS 21 la 23-3-90 -Wednesday - 15PR DR GA 5 B~awnlnq 3840. AA<br />
I Murphy 37-40, A A Kenny 2830. B M O'Shea 34-40. C K. Hare 23-30. Lady I<br />
Wegner 24.30 lunbor G Hayden 23-30 Veteran K Ayle11 24.30 30T PS OA R Svisn<br />
165165 AA D Lymn 162.165 A I Kelly 152-152 B M McCreadle 97-99. C H Fmch<br />
84-90 Lady V Black 95-99. <strong>Jun</strong>lor G Hayden 63-90. Veteran I M8a1163.90 Thursday -<br />
50T DB GA B lies 377.377. AA J Murphy 375-377. A A Kenny 201-202. B D O'Nell<br />
5050 C M Faor. 50-52 Lady N McCallum 5859. <strong>Jun</strong>tar G Hayden 49-50, vaeran K<br />
A1'1eti 48.50 Ftiday - SOTS0 OA C Renllv 65-66 AA V Gall 55-65. A D Stephenson<br />
5253. B D Gaoiie151.54 C M Slacey 4650. Lady I Wegner 4850. <strong>Jun</strong>lor G Hayden<br />
44-50. Veleran H Weam1 45-54 Hlqh Guns Open 5 Braivning. Ladies N Mccallvm<br />
205.220 <strong>Jun</strong>ior G Hayden 193.220 Vcleran K Aylett 191.220<br />
PAGE 46 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
Tasmanian <strong>Clay</strong><br />
<strong>Target</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
* 4 IC Carnival<br />
Hobart Gun Club<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 30 & July I<br />
SATURDAY - 9am<br />
Event 1<br />
T.C.T.A. Skeet Championship 50 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Graded A.B.C.<br />
Overall Sash & Trophy<br />
Grade Trophies<br />
Event 2<br />
City of Hobart Skeet Championship 50 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Graded A.B.C.<br />
Overall Sash & Trophy<br />
Grade Troohies<br />
Open. <strong>Jun</strong>ior & Ladies ream selected on<br />
Events 1 & 2<br />
SUNDAY - 9am<br />
Event 3<br />
State Teams Competition<br />
Event 4<br />
State Skeet Championship 50 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Graded A.B.C.<br />
Overall Sash & Trophy<br />
Grade Winners Ribbon & Trowhv . .<br />
Event 5<br />
State Skeet Doubles Championship 50 <strong>Target</strong>s<br />
Graded A.B.C.<br />
Overall Sash 8: Trophy<br />
Grade Winners Ribbon & Trophy<br />
High Gun on Events 4, 2. 4 & 5<br />
Silver Tasmania Badge<br />
Details:<br />
K. Woods. Secretary A. Kenny, President<br />
(0031 44 7916 (002) 72 471 4<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong><br />
;i- *<br />
BU?E 14.40 F "L I j LC \:.:, > 3, 2 R 5 2 ;
LONG WEEKEND STATE SKEET<br />
PLUS OTHER STATE D.T.L. TITLES<br />
SANRDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY JUNE 9,10 & 11<br />
Venue: South Australia Gun Club, Undo Road, Bolivar<br />
SATURDAY: SKEET 9am START<br />
Nom: $18.00 L.J.V. $1 1 .OO<br />
50 TGT ClTY OF ADELAIDE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored by S.A Sportsgoods, John Fleetwood, Phone 231 0123<br />
Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $11.00<br />
50 TGT FESTIVAL ClTY SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored by Flsher Firearms, Doug Osborne, Phone 362 8977<br />
SUNDAY: SKEET 9 am START<br />
Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $11.00<br />
50 TGT SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sponsored by The Gun Rack, Enf~eld, Phone 262 1707, Les Charles<br />
S.A. TEAM MEMBERS ONLY (Interstate Teams Shoot)<br />
Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00<br />
25 TGT SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
All events OIA Sash & Trophy 1 & 2 each Grade<br />
L J V - OIA and 1st each Grade<br />
OIA H~gh Gun Sash and Trophy Events 1. 2, 3<br />
LONG WEEKEND EXTRA EVENTS<br />
SUNDAY<br />
Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $1 1 .OO<br />
50 TGT STATE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP DIB<br />
AA, A, B, C - Sash OIA<br />
Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00<br />
25 TGT RHEINLAND CONTINENTAL CAKES DIB CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
A, B, C - Sash OIA<br />
SATURDAY<br />
Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00<br />
25 TGT OLIMPYC TARGETS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
A, B, C - Sash OIA<br />
Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00<br />
25 TGT S.A. GUN CLUB DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
A, B, C - Sash OIA<br />
Powered sites and shower on grounds - Cartridges and Refreshments available -<br />
SATURDAY NIGHT BBQ TEA<br />
Secretary: Terry Kenyon (08) 258 3646<br />
Special thank you to our sponsors: S.A. Sportgoods, Fisher Firearms, The Gun Rack Enfield,<br />
Rheinland Cakes, Olimpyc <strong>Target</strong>s, South <strong>Australian</strong> Gun Club.<br />
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PAGE 48 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE <strong>1990</strong>
The new~rmge of Beretta's are d~ best<br />
built, hest deigned guns of their type.<br />
AU available in Tzap, Skeet and Sprter,<br />
dl mnplete with a fitted gun GW..<br />
Proven winners in Nadonal, World<br />
and 01 pic events, Beretta's uneq&<br />
d" advantags a an mtk fa you.<br />
~eatnres indude:-<br />
* Low 7.e &n for unsurpassed<br />
vointa hty.<br />
The key feahlre of this exciting new<br />
model is the trigger plate lock assembly.<br />
Field removeable in one, split second<br />
dc inspection, cleaning<br />
or in the fzEl vnecsitv, immediate<br />
repbent with the & me&anim<br />
sup lied with the gun The<br />
ldasemblyisashingarampeof "K""'<br />
Beretta's design and enrring<br />
excellence - and finished e a h e<br />
swiss watch.<br />
* kbn~ed dimensioned qUattp<br />
walnut stoch.<br />
* Tridoy recekas of mckel,<br />
chromium, nml+denwn steel,<br />
totally sealed to prevent dirt or<br />
residue from entering a&n<br />
* Barrels are cold h d &om<br />
prebored bars of b~$& q&<br />
alloyed steel for p ect paaents,<br />
-3t. menmh md dnrability.<br />
Tapered cross bolt breech locking.<br />
"Belled" breeches ele married<br />
to side mouldings and~~~tippled,<br />
BOX lock ation wit6 dual self nowglare receiver top<br />
adjustmg conical loch lugs<br />
SpeeiaUy selected barrels for perfect<br />
Ventilated side ribs Sliding<br />
pattern. V-sha ed mainsprings.<br />
mgger adjustable for precise<br />
fighming fast 102 times.<br />
length of pull Tra models<br />
offered with high an ! low . nb, Available with aaditiod steel<br />
regular or Monte Carlo stocks<br />
colm receiver (white) or blued<br />
fured or mobil choke, right or<br />
receiver (black) with light hand<br />
engraving and gold inlay.<br />
left hand. I I
TITLES GOING TO WINCHESTER SHOOTERS<br />
Winchester's target load shotshells continued to dominate the Nationals. Once again shooters who<br />
chose to use Australia's best performing ammunition won!:- 38th Double Barrel, 36th Single Barrel,<br />
29thAustralialNewZealand Points,50th Champion of Champions,30th National Double Rise, plusthe<br />
Overall High Gun Award.<br />
,<br />
i<br />
:<br />
<strong>1990</strong>, another excellent year for Red (and Gold). c 5