V43 #6 Jun 1990 - Australian Clay Target Association

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Phone: (03) 807 7577. Fax: (03) 807 2716. 

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'President's Column Jim K. Scott 3 \ 

Sports Talent Encouragement Plan .................................. 3 

Rap Nationals Questionnaire . .............. 3 

Ladies Skeet Break Record 3 

The Tom Glenn Cup .Ti Catling 4 

Temtory Shooting Bob Fox 4 

Congratulations .......................................... Robe Smith 4 

Know Your State Coaching Director ....... Stuart Browning 6 

WACTA Report ...................... . .................. John Fisoi 7 

Croweaters Notes from SA .............................. Pam Smith 8 

Geraldton Gun Club .................... . ....... ...... . ...... 9 

Maryborough Tit Bits, Qld. ................................. Lost Bird 9 

Vale - J.J. (Mick) Hehir ................ . ........ Geelong CTC 9 

Waratah State Notes ........................................ Jenny Burt 10 

1990 National Rap Championships ................. .......... . 12 

Editor's Mailbox ............ . L. Charles 18 

Editor's Mailbox ...................... . .......... ..... ....................... 18 

Wonthaggi Mows 'Em Down .......................... Keith Gray 20 

Esperance Bay GC 20 

Club Contents - Programs & Results 22 

Front Covec The Open Mackintosh International Trap Team 

1990. Standing left to right: Bill iles, Jon Whittakers, Stephen 

Stewart, Graeme Boyd, Speny Marshall, Doug Smith, Craig 

Bentley, Roger Duthie, Greg Hipwell, Mark Mclnnes. Pud 

Burgess, Kevin Perkins, Matthew Facer, Col Burt, Vince Gatt. 

Seated left to right: Neil Berry, Adrian Lloyd, Bevin Swan, Greg 

Chan, Tony Alvam, Tim Catling, Denis Lymn, Ross Walsh, 

Graham Appleby, Ken Selwood, Faye Burton, Graham Blaskett, 

Robert Blake, Tim Atkins, Peter Freeleagus. 

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PAGE 2 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1'90

PRESIDENT'S COLUMN 

AS you may be aware, over the past months there has been a 

degree of unrest between some of our shooters and the Association 

as a whole. If you read my column in the April CTSN you will 

have read comments that I made m this regard. 

I also Invited comments from those concerned to write to the 

CTSN and explain their actions. This has taken place and it was the 

intention to publish these letters plus others in this issue of the 

CTSN. 

Fortunately for Clay Target Shooting, commonsense has prevailed 

on both sides and agreement reached that no purpose 

would be served m pursuing thls line of thinking. We thank those 

who took the time to write to the CTSN and their decision along 

with the Association to put the best mterests of the sport before all 

else. 

Corresp3ndence rece.ved from a number of people has 

enabled :he mailers ic 3e andressed ar.d with the dec~sior. whlci. 

:was mutua!lv a2reed. !o no: p~tl.sh anyih:n(] iuritter on the Issues 

that were raised the winner is shooting and for that we are 

appreciative The matter is now closed 

Jim K. Scott 

Nat~onal President 

SPORTS TALENT 

ENCOURAGEMENT PLAN 

Correspondence from the Australian Inshtute of Sport contains 

the advice that an amount in excess of $1 6m has been approved 

under the 1990 Step Program wlth athletes receiving grants from 

$2000 to $100.000 to offset costs of training and overseas competition 

Two of our members have been favourably cons~dered by the 

Institute wlth grants of $4000 being approved for Ian Hale and 

$2000 for John Maxwell 

We take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the sport 

as a whole for support given to both Ian Hale and John Maxwell as 

well as all other athletes who received grants under the 1990 Step 

Program 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE 1990 

DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS 

28th JANUARY-3rd FEBRUARY 

STATE SHOOTING PARK 

VIRGINIA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 

OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS 

TRAP NATIONALS 

QUESTIONNAIRE 

Competitors in the Double Barrel Championship at the 1990Trap 

Nationals were provided with a questionnaire m an attempt to 

obtain their opinion on various items concerning the National 

Championships. The results of the survey are published below to 

inform those who assisted in the gathering of the information of the 

survey and to inform others not m Tasmania as to how competitors 

responded to the various questions contained in the survey. 

The information gathered from the Tasmanian Nationals will 

have been discussed by the National Executive Committee during 

May and a report on their findings will be printed at an early date. 

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SURVEY 

1. Total Surveyed 171. State Breakdown: NSW 47. Vic 36, Qld 20, 

SA 6, WA 10. Tas 40. NT 6. NZ 6. 

2. National Carnival Attendance in the past five years - aver- 

age 3. 

3. Grade: AA 59. A 41, B 44, C 27. 

4. Handicap: 11-2, 12-4, 13-3. 14-1, 15-10. 1625, 17-19, 1822, 1914, 

20-19. 21-15. 22-11, 23-11. 24-11. 25-4. 

5, Are Jou In iavour'of100'target events? Yes 81. No 90. 

6. Would you attend the Nationals if IOOT events were intrm 

duced? Yes 113. No 58. 

7. Would you prefer to shoot a National event over one day? 

Yes 145. No 26. 

8. Would you prefer to shoot a National event over two days? 

Yes 23, No 148. 

9. Would you prefer to do away with graded events? Yes 48, 

No 123. 

Comments . . . Majority agreed on: 

A Nat~onal Ground in [he Eastern States area 

Review and ~mprovement requlred in relation to the current 

handicap system. 

e Majority feel that to do away with graded events is to do away 

with the average shooter. 

e Nationals should be held at more centralised locations. 

LADIES SKEET 

BREAK RECORD 

Wagga Gun Club member Maree Rooke shot what is believed 

to be an Australian Ladles record at the recent Victorian Clay 

Target Association State Championships 

Shooting at the Melbourne Gun Club, Maree recorded a 

20-target break on Saturday plus an additional 12 targets m the 

shoot-off On Sunday 15th April Maree broke 100 targets in the 

State Skeet Championship plus an additional 8 targets m the shoot- 

otl for the State tltle to f~nish with a skeet break totallmq 140 Con- 

qratulat~ons Maree on an outslanding effort. 

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THE TOM GLENN CUP 

A small group of 12 Australians attended the New Zealand 

Natlonal Champtonshlps conducted at the Belfast Gun Club In 

Chrlstchurch from the 10th to 16th March The smaller than 

average number was perhaps because our own Nationals were 

only a few days away 

The Tom Glenn C J match ~ ivas se! down lo be shot aler the NZ 

Slngle R~se wh!ch 1s the ?~ilvalenl o! our Il/b The Glenn Cup 1s 

an annudl event sho~ between A,~slral~a and New Zealand and !I 

was NZ's turn to host the event 

An ellminatlon to decide the Australtan Team was conducted 

over the Stngle Rlse and comprised our best SIX scores There 

belng a neat six possibles. Australta's team comprtse D Anton. M 

Facer and M Ftsher (NSW). J Murphy (Tas). M Swale (Old), and 

T Catling (WA) 

Because the NZ Slngle Rise shoot-off ran over until the next 

mornlna the teams match was transferred to late afternoon on the 

secondhay Condltlons ofthe second day were a little unpleasant. 

wlth ltght steady ram all day although it was calm 

Finallv the match aot underway with NZ wlnnina the toss and 

elect~ng to shoo: ilrs; After thetr itrst hali of tne !a;gets they had 

recorded a score of 59/60 v~hlch vte prcceeaed to match. 

So the tension mounted -~ -~ as ~~ NZ shot another -~ 59/60 -~ ~~ for ~~ the ~ oood 

total oi 118/120 A~stralia produced another 59/60 fcr a tle Hoviever 

as the rules oi lhls even1 state that the holders of the Cup. In 

thls case Australia, have to be defeated, we retatned the Cup for 

e Austmlian Reps in the Glenn Cup Match. 

At the presentatton ceremony, badges and tles were exchanged 

by the respective team members It was obvlous that these 

matches are enjoyed by the shooters and spectators allke 

A second team event, NZ versus the other overseas countries. 

became a soodw~ll tvoe event. The USAmakina UD a team entltled 

North ~mirlca and ihootlna aaalnst ~ustrallaand ~~~~ New ~ Zealand 

~ 

Thls was won by North A~~IIG Australla's team of] Murphy B 

Kable. T. Catltng. S Coll~ns R. Godfrey and M Facer enjoyed the 

frtendly atmosphere of the event an3 agatn goodw.ll was created 

among everybody 

INDIVIDUAL PERF0 NCES 

There were many good efforts by the Auss~es during the week, 

wlth always one or two m the shoot-oiis 

However the shooter who wreaked havoc among the KIWIS vras 

Mlke Flsher of Sydney 

Mtke won botn the Po~nts and Q/Klse Chanlplonshtps as vtell as 

Hlgh Gun over the Nat~onal events Thts was a wonderful effort 

Mlke a a pleasure to watch shoot, as he is always correct m his 

approach and h ~s tlmlng 1s near perfect 

Flnal comment - The comradeship among the Australians was a 

pleasure to be part of and much fun was had by all 

hm Catllng 

Team Organiser 

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TERRITORY SHOOTING 

Thls month I cannot do anything else but to indulge in some real 

beaut skitlng on behalf oi our magnificent representatives at the 

recent National Trap Championships in Tasmania and I am going 

to enjoy every syllable of it all! 

Although the Terrrtory team did not do so well in the team event 

(poss~bly a case of ' early nattonal nerves' ) Terrttory shooters 

came home showered in glory. In fact it was the best combined 

result Territory shooters have had in the decade or so of our 

iieldinu a ~err~tory team 

Greg Chan vron the Nattonal Points Score Chdmpionshlp being 

the only shocter In the ileld of 360 that day lo shoot a perfect score 

Greq shot ear!v end rust sat back and watched the rest of Australla 

try to catch up. ice going Greg. 

Yulara C grader (surely not any more?), Paul Warren, shooting 

oif 16m. won the National Handicap Championship in a shoot-off 

from Tony Bradshaw with a score oi 82/82. That score would be 

one to be proud oi in any handicap event Paul, let alone a national 

championship. Well done mate! 

The Darwin Gun Club team of Greg Chan. Phil Grove. Ken 

Selwood. Victor Fertiklis and Doug Chan then went on to win the 

Australian Club Champlonship after a shoot-off from the defending 

champions Echuca Gun Club. They competed against 60 other 

clubs. The championship 1s decided over 250 targets after which it 

was found that they had tied on points with the Echuca team. An 

extra 25 targets had to be shot and Darwin took the title by one 

point. This effort has placed the club on the map as a shooting 

centre and should raise interest in the annual shoot already well- 

known around the country. What more can I say? 

Further congratulations are in order for Greg Chan and Ken 

Selwood who have been selected for the Australian McIntosh 

team. For those of you who may not be aware, the Mclntosh trophy 

1s . hot hetween ..~ all -~~ Commonwealth countries and is one of the 

~ ~~~ 

prestlglous events on our national calendar. It would be a cause 

for celebrat~ons to get one Terrttortan Into the team let alone two. 

Fantastic, fellows! 

Ken Selwood came third in A Grade with 52/54 in the Single 

Barrel and Greg Chan was unlucky when he dropped his 70th 

target in the shoot-off of the Double Barrel Champlonship. 

The performance of our shooters was slmply magniftcent, really 

placing theTerrltory on the natlonal shootlng map. Take a bow you 

blokes! 

See you next month. 

Bob Fox 

CONGRATULATIONS 

The wins by Kevin Perkins (Perk) of the Overall Trap High Gun 

and the Single Barrel Championship at the National Ghampionships 

in Tasmania were a great thrill for many and may I say very 

popular wins also. 

Over the years I have seen many great shooters and sportsmen 

win the overall high gun but for me this was a win truly deserved 

by a person who just loves shooting at all levels, whether il be trap. 

skeet or ISU trench. 

Kevin has run second on three occasions at National Championships 

over the years in the Double Barrel, Single Barrel and 

Double Rise, he has al:o been a member of the skeet team that 

toured USA and the trap team that toured Britain. 

I have known Kevln far some 20 years. He helped me, as he has 

helped many others, when I first started shooting at the lllawarra 

Gun Club on their old grounds. He has been a hard working 

committeeman at lllawarra for many years at both the old club and 

the present club. 

TO Kevn and h~s greatest supporter Juay may I congratulate 

you both on behelf of all the shooters for your efforts and your conlr~bution 

to our sp3rt 

Robbie Smith 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE 1990

CLUB ENQUIRIES TO:- S.A. - Graham Michell. Tel: (08) 349 4499. 

VIC. -Winchester Division Olin Australia Ltd. QLD. - Casagrande Firearms (079) 22 5731. 

Telephone: (052) 48 2000. - WarwickOutdoor& Sports Distributors 

NSW. - Milperra Chemicals. Tel: (02) 602 7467. Telephone: (076) 61 3533. 

- Centreline Ammunition Sales. TAS.- Gun Sales& service. el: (003) 26 3684. 

Tel: (067) 65 9386. 

MINIMUM ORDER 1 PALLET

KNOW YOUR STATE 

STUART BROWNING 

As well as being an Executive Committee Member for Tas- 

mania. Stuart holds the positlon of the State's Coaching Director. 

He has forwarded the following article which proves most inter- 

esting. I 

DO YOU VALUE YOUR HEARING? 

The ear 1s made up of three sections: The outer, the middle and 

thelnner. 

The outer ear is the part that 1s seen, and it opens into the ear 

canal. The eardrum separates the ear canal from the middle ear.. 

There are three small bones - the hammer, anvil and stirrup 

located in the m~ddle ear. These bones transfer sound. The inner 

ear conlatns [he bdia?ce nerve end.ngs in the seml.c~rcular canals 

and [he heartng nerve enolnqs in !he cochlea which lead to the 

bra!r! 

Sound vibrations or waves enter the outer ear and strike the eardrum, 

causing it to vibrate. The vibrations are then transferred 

from the eardrum along the hearing bones to the cochlea, which is 

filled wlth fluid. The vibrations cause the liquid to move and stimulate 

the tiny nerve endings. The endlngs are attached to make up 

the hearlng nerve. The vibrations then become nerve impulses 

and go dtrectly to the bratn, where the impulses are interpreted as 

sound. The brain can then distinguish the kind of sound - a phone 

ringing, machinery in a factory, a gunshot. 

If a nolse is too loud. it will begin to kill the nerve endings in the 

inner ear. If a person experiences prolonged exposure to loud 

noise without hearing protection more nerve endings will be 

destroyed, resulttng in hearing loss and ringing. 

Sound 1s measured in two ways: 

1. dec~beis (dB) and 

2. pitch - frequency of sound vibrations per second. 

The decibel scale runs from 0 dB, the falntest sound a human ear 

can detect, to over 180 dB, which 1s the intensity of sound of a 

rocket launch. Most heartng experts agree that continual 

exposure to notses of 85 dB or more, wtthout the use ofhearing pro- 

tection can be damagtng. 

Frequency IS ::~easurec in cycles per sccond ar herl~ (Hz) The 

i-..qher the ptich (he c.ghe: :he freq'iency A low pttch such as a 

deep voice makes fewer vibrat~ons per second than a h~gh volce. 

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Symptoms people begm to notlce IS ringlng In the ears, a condltlon 

called Tlnnlt~s For some, this exDerience occurs aiter a 

nart~rular r-~ nolse ~~~~~ evoosure ~~~ '---~~~ and dirnin~shes withln hours or davs 

Othersare not so lucky and have io l~ve wlih thlscondltton 24 hours 

a day. 365 days a year T~nnlrls 1s more nortceabla in quter envlron- 

ments. Ttnn~tts 1s permanent and cannot oe corrected 

With shooters, because of a head shadow effect, one receives 

more noise exposure than the other. Ttierefore the left ear 1s 

usually worse for right handed shooters and vice versa for a left 

handed shooter. 

HOW LOUD IS IT? 

Soit whisper 30 dB 

Normal conversation 60-70 dB 

Vacuum cleaner 70-90 dB 

Heavy city traffic 80-90 dB 

Lawn mowers 90-105 dB 

Screaming child 90-115 dB 

Chain saw 100 dB 

Thunder clap 120 dB 

Shotgun or rifle blast 120 dB 

Jet plane at take-off 130-150 dB 

~ ~ 

For personal safety and health, protect your ears from repeated 

or continuous exposure to any sound above 80 decibels. 

There are only two baslc Types of hearln~ protection ear muffs 

and ear plugs Both have advanrages and d.sadvantages Muffs 

lend toget In the way of head gear and sometlmescause ~roblems 

when mounting the~gun as they contact the comb of the stock. 

Plugs are more compact, more comfortable and do not interfere 

with head gear or gun stocks. 

Hearing loss is insidious, and begins at the higher frequencies 

where it may not be noticed at first. But as years go on, it shows up 

more and more. This means that a shooter, who has the ability to 

hear someone loud and clear talking one to one at age thirty may 

well be'into the progressive deterioration which means that at age 

forty he may have trouble sorting out what's bemg said in a 

crowded room, and at age fifty will need a hearlng aid. 

We have all seen older members of gun clubs who are plalnly 

suffertng from hearrng loss 

Stuart Browning 

State Director of Coaching 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1990

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Dubbo, NSW 2830, Australia 

Telephone: (068) 84 2772 

WACTA REPORT 

Welcome home to our State Trap team representatives, from all 

reports a very enjoyable Nationals. Congratulations to Tim Catling 

on maklng the Australian team. 

Closer to home things have been on the move. At the AGM in 

Bunbury. State Coaching Director Murray Alexander and State 

Secretary/Treasurer Ross Arlow, announced their retirement. 

Flve years of dedicated service from Ross and Murray have been 

greatly appreciated. Thank you from all State members and 

uarticularlv the Executive. Welcome MIS Alison Hardino. Secreiary/~reasbrer 

and Tom Stelling, State Coaching ~irecto;onto the 

Executive. Take note the new postal address is: PO Box 768. 

Morley 6062. 

From the ~ Executive ~~ ~ meetino ~~ held 7th ADril. ~.~~ ~. man" items have 

~~ ~ , ~ - ~- ~~~ - 

arlsen All p?!nls are record& and dlslrlbuted lo clubs vla your 

Secrelary 11 1s in your lnleresl lo read these A lew polnls are 

I A s~lver WA badge is lo be presenreo along w.lh the Slate sash 

for all State tltles 

2 A complete restructurinq of the allocation of State tltles for 1991 

~asicaily, every club receives a State title each year, occasionally 

you may miss out due to more clubs than titles. 

3. State team elimination will be held at Whiteman Park, 11th 

August. Due to Nationals to be held inTownsville in September. 

On the Sunday, 12th August is the 100 Thomas Newton Skeet. 

Should prove to be a skeeties weekend out. 

Several Slale l~lles have been conducted around !he Stale 

Bunbury SO Skeel Doubles wlnner Brad Day wllh a great 49/50. SO 

Double Barrel wlnner Terry Morony afler an extended shoot-off 

Great to see a t~reless worker for oursport rewarded 

Albany 20 Walk Up winner David Slee. Conditions were tough. 

Esperance State Single Barrel winner Murray Alexander, 

another worthy winner with a fine 48/50 in testing conditions. 20 

Pair Deauville Doubles winners Merv and Jim Neve. A popular 

combination of exoerience and vouth. 

Whiteman Park, WAGC, 60 Champion of Champions winner D. 

Hiltz 123/125. Too shootinq. could it be that "Ford hat" David? 

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0 D4G 30" Trap, 3 piece Schnabel Fore-end, Narrow Rib, 

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0 Dl Trap. 1975 Manf.. 30" Broad Rib. Choked Y4-Full or 

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0 82 Game Gun. 261h" %/a-3/4. Narrow Rib. Excellent condition: 

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8 80 30" 206 Sporter. Choked WY4, in mint condition: 

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* 80 27'/2* 205 Sporter. Choked 'A-'h, in mint condition: 

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FROM S.A. 

MALLALA GUN CLUB 

Mallala Gun Club's team once again have done their club proud 

by winning the E. Demichene & P. D'Allessandro team shield. The 

event was conducted in conjunction with the 25T Autumn DB 

Championship hosted by International Gun Club. Mallala's team 

members - B. Greenshields, K. Polst, B. Johnson. R. Smith and T. 

O'Connor scored 121/125. Mallala's reserve team member J. Ellis 

shot a 25/25 in this event as well - Mallala members took out the 

event inever/ grade -0A & A: Ron Smith, AA: B. Johnson, B: John 

Ellis and C: Helen Johnson. Not a bad effort for a country gun club 

visiting their city cousins. 

We dl1 thought that 11 doesn't happen that onen for a visiting club 

to take out the overall and every grade trophy in a double barrel 

champ~onsh.p event - a good effort. 

Mallala club members also braved the cold and windy condi- 

tions at Monarto's Anniversaq shoot over the weekend of April 

21/22. All members shot well and had a great time. especially the 

moup that walked to dinner at a Chinese restaurant on the Satur- 

day night and staggered back to the motel much later. How could 

they have gotten that happy on coke? It is a question only Bernie 

Greenshields can answer. One of Mallala's lady shooters was 

fa~rly sheepish on Sunday morning - it was noticed that she was 

wearing her roll-neck skivvy as high as possible, can the coke 

attacker ~ -~ -~ answer -- for ~~- that. The team a little under the weather came 

third in each of ~onarto's ~Geld shoo~. Just watch out next year - 

we will return for the fun of it. 

Pam Smith 

FAR WEST GUN CLUB 

The annual two-dav shoot of the Far West Gun Club was conducted 

on Aortl14 a& 15 last. The attendance was the ooorest that 

about until Sunday to complete the program as listed 

However, what was lacking in number was made up for in 

quality and with climate conditions betng as near perfect for 

shoot~ng as one could desire and wtth the flies givlng everyone 

their continual anention a very real carnival ahnosphere prevailed 

with lots of friendly waving being a feature. Boy, those flies were 

persistent. They were sprayed, swatted, shooed, cursed. 

munched, crunched and swallowed but nobody and nothing 

depleted their enthusiasm nor their numbers. Of couise nobody 

really believed Paul Beale when he complained they were using 

his sighting rib for a slippery dip - our flies are all business and 

no funny business. 

All oroblems aside. evervone breasted the taw to contest ~~ the ~ 

SOT lilial Trap wlth some &cellent scores recorded, generally 

speaking. I am sure Jess Averis wolld do better at baUtrap if he 

didn t keep repeating his trench lessons during !he shoot. 

When the last ball had been trapred an up and coming Local 

shwter in Steve Chapman led the way vrith a 48/50 lor B grade & 

OA followed by Trevor Heard scoring 46/50. C grade honours 

went to Paul Beale with 47/50, 

Aner an excellent lunch served by the ladies tn the kttchen the 

SOT Handlcap was contested. 

When the bulldust had settled another'local shooter Alan Suter 

had out his name on Iirst with a nice 53/55 after a short shoot-off 

~ .~~ ~ ~ ~~~ 

with Paul Beale and Kim (Tiger RU$ ~11th. ~aul weighing in with 

52/55 and Kym with 51/53. F~rst prize vias a large camp oven and 

as Alan is a chef there will no doubt be many new gastronomical 

delights awaittng patrons at the Highway One Motel tn the very 

near future - advance bookings will be accepted. 

As the Parson said this endeth the first lesson and day one. A 

most convivial gathering took place at the Ceduna Hotel that 

PAGE 8 

evening when some 18 shooters, wives and friends met to discuss 

items of mutual interest and socialise aeneraliv. Rumour has it that 

the merits or lack of same in the house claiet was also on the 

agenda at certaln times 

In due course Sundav rolled around and wonder of wonders 

everyone was on oeck brlgh. eyed and bushy tailed mth "Iusl let 

me at 'em" attitudes whtcb saw shooting commence 10 minutes 

before the scheduled time 

The ST .~ eve .,- aoener --.~~.~ 

Pointscore ~ -~~~ ...- ~- saw -~ some six ~ shooters score the 

posslble but the shoot~ff quokly sorred them o"L1eavinq Trevor 

Heard on a perfect 45/45 leading the way fol!owed by Tiger Firth 

42/45. However. it had its efiect on Trevor who could only manage 

second and third places for the rest of the day 

Once more to the breech to do battle for thc first round of 50T oi 

a ICOT Overall event. Thls conies1 saw Alan (Campoven) Suter 

dolng the opposition gain when he shot off with Trevor Heard for 

the honours in A grade, Alan showing 49/53. Trevor 48/53. B 

made went to Kym Firth 47/50 and C grade honours to Ken (Rem- 

brandt) Butson with 43/50. 

After putting the feet under the table once again it was back to 

the tracks for the final leg. When the 50T plus the shoot-offs were 

conductedjohn Holder showed the way in~grade with a score of 

49/55. Steve Chapman was m the money again for first in B grade 

52/55. C grade shooter George Burnett on 41/50 twk his grade 

honours. 

The Kym Parker Memorial High Gun Cup went to the man with 

Monein oiled barrels in Paul Beale with a score for the weekend of 

198/205, a top effort Paul. 

Local High Gun was taken out by Alan Suter who had to shoot-off 

with Trevor Heard for the honour as both were one target behind 

Paul on 191/205. Alan recorded 209/227 and Trevor 208/227. 

So there you have it folks. If you were there you enjoyed it and 

maybe we will put on a show for you next Easter. Until then gwd 

shooting and good health. 

Hot Shot Bunett 

I TAlPA# PERPETUAL 

LADIES TEAM 

1. 20TDB 15m. 

2. To be recorded POINT SCORE. To be 

used only in case of TIED SCORE. 

3. Teams of Five Ladies (ACTA members). 

Clubs not having five shooters may com- 

bine with neighbouring clubs. 

4. Match date and team to be nominated to 

ACTA prior to October 31 and shot during 

the months of November and December 

under the supervision of an official 

referee. 

Shield held by winning team for 

months. 

Winning team members to receive 

team member badge. 

Defending Club - Kerang, Victoria. 

Score cards to be forwarded to: 

ACTA, P.O. Box 557, 

Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149 

By January 7, 1991 


GERALDTON GUN CLUB 

1990 MID-WEST GAMES 

REPORT 

APRIL 21st and 22nd 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JUNE 1990 

Medals for events held on Sunday were presented to shooters 

by Deonne Bridger who n the Australian Junior Target and Field 

T5anksto:k.e shooiersa?.d 3rga~.isers!01 matangihe weekend a 

success A iu.1 llsi of placlnqs ard res~lts are 3u::ined I? 1t.e shoo1 

result section of WA 

Our next major shoot is our Crayfish Carnival on July 28th-29th 

featuring 25Pr Commonwealth Double Rise Championship and 40 

State Mixed Target Championship and Crayfish 

The City of Geraldton hosted the 1990 Mid-West Games. with 

approximately 3000 competitors from 18 shires in 41 nominated 

sports taking part. Competitors came from all parts of the Mid- 

West Region, ranging from the Wiiuna Shire in the north to the 

More details will appear in the July issue or ring the secretary 

Robert Mosel on (099) 21 3498 

Coorow Shire in the south. 

The Games are run along similar lines to the Olympic and 

Commonwealth Games with the shnes, in effect representing the 

various countries. Competitors then compete for gold, silver and 

bronze medals m !nd!vidual and team events depending upon the 

sport involved. 

The Geraldton Gun Club hosted a six-event Clay Target programme 

over two days with shooters coming from the Northampton, 

Muliewa. Greenough and Geraldton Shires. 

Saturday April 21.51 saw 18 shooters competing in the two events 

scheduled 

The first event was SO Target Skeet with B. Chandler shooting 

SO/SO which gave him the gold medal m A Grade, D. Hilsz won 

gold in B Grade with 48 and G. Cammock winning gold in C Grade 

with 45/50. 

The second event was a 50 Target Skeet Teams event, with competitors 

nominating their &man team. This was won by B. Chandler 

47/50, D. Hilsz 47/50 and S. Horo 44/50 with a combined score of 

138/150 which gave them all a gold medal. The silver was won by 

the team consisting of D. Wellington, R. Burton and G. Cammock 

with a combined score of 126/150 and the bronze went to G. Kelly, 

E. Daw and P. Stuart with 120/150 after a shoot-oif with L. Watson, 

G. Wulff and F. Bombara. 

Sunday April 22nd saw 27 shooters competing in the four events 

scheduled 

MARYBOROUGH TIT BITS, 

QLD 

We a~010gl~e lo ihose shcoiers i\,C3 sex! To"ey for :!ci:els .n our 

Ar: Union 'o wnom (ate1 se:l.ng dl 11-keis: ive nzd ic rei.irr. their 

nonev Thank vc,~ 3 you ail anc also to ihe i.cket o,i./ers(lucky lo 

get inkarly) who sup~orted us to make this Art Union the success it 

was. Under court supervision, ticket No. 60 owned by Maryborough 

shooter and a good worker of the club, Darrel Kkng was 

the owner of the Beretta 682 Trap Gun. Good shooting in the future 

with it Darrel . you can't blame the gun anymore. Second prize 

of a case of ammo went to ticket No. 66 owned by Mrs Thelma 

Meadows of Brisbane and another good worker for her club. Congratulations 

Thelma and thanks for supporting us, and don't let 

Tom pinch any of them. 

The Brisbane/Gymp~e Australia Day Police Charity Shoot 

resulted in $400 going to Leukaemia Foundation and $400 to Brain 

Damage Foundation. Thanks once again to the police who 

travelled and gave their time to work for charity. 

Our Timber City One-Day Shoot had an attendance of 42 

shooters from all over the State with Victorian Bill Bright of 

Numurkah competing also. High Guns on the day went to R. 

Rehbem (A Grade). B. Stoilberg (B Grade) and B. Bnght (C Grade). 

The third event was 25 Target Single Barrel with gold in A Grade 

going to B. Boschetti with 20/25. gold in B Grade to G. Kelly with 

21/25 and gold in C Grade to G. Cammock 23/25. 

4/3/90 at Bundacerq saw drslher shooler relurn lo the game 

after a spell 'hd. be:nl Gul.10 Sartore who 133k OUI C Graoe 251 DB 

Pis. 251 SB 251 D6 Hdndicdp 15pr DR and Frm Mzirker High Gun 

The fourth event was 25 Taraet Double Barrel Points w~th S. Horo 

wlnning gold in A Grade with?3/75, G Kelly wlth gold in B Grade 

with 72/75 and G Cammock wilh gold in C Grade with 67/75 

The fifth event was 25 Target Double Barrel with M. Watson 

23/25 gaining gold in A Grade, T. Harris 25/25 and N. Milligan 

21/25 getting gold in B and C Grades respectively. 

The ftnal e,/eri mJas 10 Pa,r Double R.se wilh B Boschetti gelting 

gold in k Grade :vi'b !6/20 I Grliiilhs 15/20 and V Oliver~ 10/20 

getting gold m B and C Grades respectively 

and for his good shooting he now has a 'B' after his name. Good 

shooting Guilio, you went up with a bang. 

Neil Berry also had a good day taking A Grade 251 Pts. 2025m 

Handicap and OA High Gun. 

11/3/90 at Gympie saw high scores being the norm of the day as 

Rod Felt earned another metre as well as the AA High Gun 

honours of the day. G. Dixon look A Grade High Gun, A. Wood 

featuring in every event took the B Grade and J. Wilson C Grade 

honours. 

The Skeet Hiah Gun sash was won bv B. Chandler with 97/100 

who found himse!f elevaled lo AA (no! ~icoholrs Anonymous) for 

his eiioris ano r~nner-up in this seciion vras D Hilsz w.ih 95/ 100 

The Trap High Gun sash was won by G. Kelly 125/145 after a 

shoot-off with T. Harris, both from B Grade. 

Visitor P. Simon. President af Malura Park Gun Club in Canberra 

shot 75/76 to take AA Grade and push Ken Stevens to 76/76 

to win the Overall in the "Cooloola Classic" DB event, the malor on 

the day. 

Good shooting to all . . . till next time, see you at the shoots. 

The Overall High Gun sash for the two days was won by A 

Grade's S. Horo with 211/245 and runner-up was J. Griffiths with 

Lost Bird 

210/245 in B Grade. 

Other notable performances and statistics from the shoot were 

those of Gordon Cammock who won a medal in every event, he 

ended up with three gold, two silver and one bronze. VALE - J.J. (MICK) HEHlR 

Bert Boschell! nominated for four events and won a medal in 

each of them end:ng up w1.h lwo gold one silver and one bronze 

Steve Horo showed you 6id no! have lo win all events LO vrin the 

Overall Sash, en61?g up u.~ih !,NO gold and one silver 

The same could be said of John Griffiths who only won one gold 

and one silver in B Grade 

Passed away February 1990. Mick was a highly regarded 

member of the Geelong Club for 27 years. He was a tireless 

worker m the development of the Clubrooms and trap machinery, 

Past Treasurer. President and Committee member. Mick 

achieved State Team selection at Skeet and was always in the forefront 

in Skeet and Tower at Club and District level. 

Vince Oliveri improved all day - gaining a bronze in the fourth, 

a silver in the fifth, a gold in the last event after a shoot-off with G. 

Cammock 

We shooters will miss Mick's cheerful countenance and willingness 

to help out at every level of Club activities Our deepest 

sympathy to Vera and family. 

0vera.l me shou~irg was closely coniested, with l~rile separalinq 

a gold io a bronze in each graae 

Committee and Members of 

Geelong Clay Target Club 

PAGE 9

WARATAH STATE NOTES 

FROM THE NORTHERN ZONE 

A final remlnder of the ZONE SKEET CARNIVAL AND TEAM 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS ELIMINATION being held at Coifs Harbour on 16th-17th Iune - be 

A number of State Championships have been hosted already 

this year, and the results to hand are as follows: 

State S/B Cont. Steve Osborne 47/50 

State Mixed Tgs L. Knight 60/60 

State P/S Cont. Steve Guest 145/150 

Night P/S Cont. Monte Hocking 140/150 

Night Mixed Tgs Kevin Ellis 52/60 

Some coming up are: 

State D/B Cont. lilawarra 9th June 

Night D/Rise Cowra 4th August 

Night SIB Cont. Narrandera 8th Sept. 

Night P/S Cont. Brewarrina 15th Sept. 

ACCOMMODATION - TAMWORTH 

Those Trap shooters plannlng on attending the 1990 STATE 

TRAP CARNIVAL in Tamworth over the October long weekend 

there. 

For those oi you who could not make the Zone Coaching day at 

Kenpsey, a remlnder oi the next one - lnverell on 9th September 

-well worth making the eifort to attend. 

Last month I made mentlon oi the Tamworth Club holding the 

State Double Trap and Ball Trap Championships on 3rd lune - 

would all Interested shooters please note - the State Double Trap 

will now be held on the Saturday commencing at 9.30am with Ball 

Trap practice in the afternoon - time permitting and the State Ball 

Trap wlll be on Sunday also from 9.30am - see full advertisement 

this issue. 

While on Tamworth - don't forget the11 September Open Trap 

Shoot - lst/Znd - well over $10,000 in trophies and sashes are 

being planned. Come along and get in some early practice ior the 

State Carnival a month later. 

FROM THE RIVERINA ZONE 

Junee hosted the Zone Carnival and Team Ellmination on 29th 

April and some 8C-plus shooters attended. Should have some 

are urged to start making accommodation arrangements. Motels 

ill1 fast in Tamworth due to massive sporting activit~es over this 

weekend. Those wishing to camp are more than welcome by the 

Club -who have first class iacilities. 

result details for the next issue. 

FROM THE CENTRAL ZONE 

Some new laces on the Central Zone Execut~ve and Delegates to 

the State Association. Les Aberley steps into the Zone Presidenvs 

Position and will be asslsled by new Zone Secretary, Llbby 

Bunting. The Zone also has two new Delegates. Libby Bunting, 

"Frisby Park", Cudal2864, phone (063) 64 2139 and Phillip Walmsley, 

"Laurel Park", Tyagong, via Greniell. The new Zone Coach 1s 

Noel Dwight from the Cowra Club. 

Don't forget the BACK TO NARRANDERA shoot on 8th-9th 

September. Any shooter who has had tles with the Narrandera 

Club 1s asked to contact MIS Lola Charles (069) 59 321 1 B/H, so the 

necessary invitations can be sent out. 

FROM THE SOUTHERN ZONE 

Would ISU shooters please note that the Sydney Club have 

changed thelr 200 target elimination from 7th-8th July and it will 

now be held on I4TH-15TH JULY. 

I'm sure all shooters in the Zone and those who have had the 

pleasure of meeting outgoing President and Secretary. Peter and 

Another new face to the State Executive is lllawarra member Bill 

Jones. Bill's address is 10 Satinwood Avenue, Figtree 2525. 

Jenny ~ ould, will join with me when I say - a blg thank you for a 

lob well done over the last iive-plus years. 

The Forest Club wlll be hostlng the Zone Trap Carnlval and 

Team El~minations on 26th August and this will be followed up by 

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the Zone 1SU Carnival and Team Ellminations on 16th September 

at the lllawarra Club. 

FROM THE WESTERN ZONE 

Althouah manv of the shooters from the Zone would have been 

ef1ected;n somi way by the masstve flood devastatlon. I'm sure 

they wlll give strong support to the Zone Carn~val and Team 

El~rn~nat~ons being hosted by the Cobar Club on 26th-27th May 

A1 the llme cf rirlllna lhls reporl appeals are be~ng set up and 

arranqemenls are be~ng slarted for flood rcl.el shools to Se ~laged 

in various areas 

I heard a rad~o announcer speaking of the floods and h~s comment 

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mach~ne overflows - just try and imagine 6 feet plus of water - 

flood water pouring through your home for days on end." 

If you hear calls for assistance for the areas, please give 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE 1990 PAGE 1 I

1990 NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS 

After an absence of some IS years the Trap Nationals returned 

to the Tasmanian Gun Club at Evandale and wh~le not as well 

anended so far as mainland shooters were concerned they 

certainly gained support irom the reg~slered shooters in Tas 

mania. Commencing under difficulties with the absence of State 

Secretary. Kaye Woods due to illness, the Nat~onals were very 

well conducted by TCTA offic~als. W~th a hard working and 

efficient Office Manager in Molly Bryan, their fears of maybe not 

having the experience to conduct a Nat~onal Champ~onships were 

quickly dispelled and to their credit the happenings that take 

place beh~nd the scenes were attended to with the utmost 

efi~ciency. One oithe more pleas~ng aspects whsh highlighted the 

Tasmanian commitment was the appearance of Kaye durmg the 

Nationals "lust alter some time in hospital, just to make sure that 

everything was going okay" - 11 was. 

The opening ceremony which involved all State Shoulder to 

Shoulder teams was most impressive with all teams marching to 

take uo their oosition under their resoective State flaos to the 

acccmpanimei~of a Scotttsh picer 'opening the ~ismanlan 

Nat~onals !he State Premier. The Hon M~chael F~eld commented 

on the pr~de lhat Tasmanla does lake in hosttng maloc s~or11r.g 

events, none more than our own clay target championships. Under 

the guidance of National Executive member and State Coaching 

Director Stuart Browning, the Prem~er fired the openlng shot of the 

championships and while not successiul in breaking the target the 

Premier was obv~ously enloytng the break from the rigours of 

parliamentary duties. 

0 The Hon. Michael Field listens astutely to tips from Stuart 

Browning before firing the opening shot. 

Having drawn for positions the first competlt~on event the State 

Teams match was underway. With the strong teams from Victoria 

and South Australia the most fancied. It was, however the host 

State Tasmania who took the honours and what better way for the 

championships to commence than a win for the home State who as 

well as winning, won well wlth only the one target dropped for the 

event. Cameras came from everywhere to record the winning 

team whose members included the well known and very experienced 

Sperry Marshall to the junior member of the team Royden 

Swan. Possiblv another first for Tasmania was ~ ~ the ~~~ inclusion ~~ ~ in the . . 

team of lhe~r two Nal.ona1 ExccJtlve Comm.tiee members John 

Murphy end Stuarl Br0an:r.g Nct Jell out was Mtctael Burling 

whose score of 25/25 mnue him an ou:s:anding contribu:ur lo in 

OJlstandir~q wln lo: Tasman:a. Well done Tasman~a and all States 

for the sporting manner in which the Shoulder to Shoulder match 

was competed. 

PAGE 12 

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e Victorious in their home State, the Tassie S/S Team. 

41st GRAND AUSTRALIA HANDICAP 

The flrst national t~tle of the championships is the handicap which 

traditionally produces some surprise results. With a field of 313 

including shooters from New Zealand, Singapore and America the 

title event was full of interest right through to the last shot fired 

which produced a new national champion, this time from the 

Northern Territory club at Ayers Rock with John Warren a very 

proud and excited winner with his score of 86/86 from the 16m 

mark. To win John had to outstay some good shots and finally did 

this when well known Victorian Tony Bradshaw missed his 86th 

target from 20 metres. Another very pleased winner was Wonthaggi's 

Lyn Gray whose score of 55/56 from the 14-metre mark 

won the ladies section. NSW junlor Jason Gilkes also showed his 

liklng for hand~cap shooting, taking out the junior section irom 16 

metres with a very well shot 55/56, A popular win in the veterans to 

19-metre shooter Kevin Aylett from Devonport, Tasmania who is a 

strong supporter of the nationals wherever they are held. 

National Champion 1990 - Paul Uohn) Warren, Ayers Rock, NT, 

e Paul (John) Warren 


38th DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored in its entirety by Winchester a total of 326 took the 

field to shoot for the double barrel title. The traditional blue ribbon 

event for clay target shooters was shot in conjunction with the 

ladies and junior double barrel championships and like the 

handicap was well contested. 

Some very good performances were recorded in the open 

double barrel with the shooters contmuing into the two hundreds 

before a winner was able to be declared. Noorat junior Glen 

Hayden pushed the beld all the way and while outlasting both 

Robert Viney (151) and Colin Burt (211) was not able to stave off 

Geelong's Steve Haberman whose unbeaten 219/219 won for him 

the double barrel cham~ionshio . toaether . with the Winchester 

trophy and loyalty bonus ior is.ng Wincheslcr Shells 'The veteran 

secuon of The event was v:on by well known Marconl shooter 

Malcolm Fu:ler viho sho: 63. 65 ard was u very pleased wlnner 

National Champion 1990 - Steve Haberman, Geelong. Vic. 

?.l9/219 

0 Steve Haberman 

10th LADIES DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

With a field of 25 all anxious to record a national title victory the 

competition was keen and strong. Victorian ladies Pauline Clarke 

and Fave Burton produced some excellent shootina as did our 

international visitor, Judy Wegner from USA. A verfdetermined 

Faye Burton was not going to let this one pass and scoring 58/58 

took the ladiestltle from Pauline Clarke 51/58 withludy Wegner in 

overall third place with a score of 52/53. The ladies event while not 

strong in numbers was strong in quality with the scores an indica- 

tion of the ladies' ability. 

National Champion 1990 - Faye Burton, Kerang. Vic, 58/58. 

10th JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

The quality of those competing stood out in the junior event with 

Glen Hayden from Noorat in Victoria shooting the possible to 

emerge a clear winner overall. Not far behind were Danny Di 

Conza 49/50 from Melbourne and Jay Cruse from St Helens 50/52 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1990 

who will both benefit from the experience and continue to show 

their ability in the years ahead. 

National Champion 1990 - Glen Hayden, Noorat, Vic. S0/50. 

36th SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Sponsored by Winchester and with conditions throughout the 

championships better than what may have been expected the 

single barrel produced some good shooting. Tasmanian shooters 

while not ~ ~ dominant in the event score-wise certainlv took the 

honours so far 3s numbers are concerted w~ih no less than 83 

eniranls in !he evert The oest of these a! ihe ena of the aay was 

Cressy shooter Grahani Blaskett whose score of 51/52 look ihlrd 

place in AA Grade First n AA and obv~ously benefiting by the 

recent competition in the New Zealand Nationals was another well 

known shooter from Katannins Gun Club. Tim Catllng who on the 

day could not hold off the challenge from the multi-disciplined 

Kevin Perkins from Illawarra who recording an unbeaten 69/69 

was an emotional and extremely popular winner of the single 

barrel title with Jason Werner of Melbourne Gun Club and John 

Miatt from Tasmanian Gun Club taking the respective junior and 

veterans sections. 

National Champion 1990 - Kevin Perkins, Illawarra. NSW. 

0 Kevin Perkins 

2nd LADIES SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

Competing for the Winchester Trophy and the IBIS Traps Per- 

petual Trophy the ladies single barrel was keenly contested. 

A win for New Zealand in the event with well known and much 

travelled Zelda Maclure from Waitemata taking the ladies title 

with a score of46/50. A good battle took place for overall second 

and third with Marilvn Dwiaht from Corowa scorina 41/52 to take 

second place overail from one of the herd workin; off~ce ladies 

Nanette McCallum Like the double barrel this event whlle in its 

infancy so far as years go will prove to te a very popular tltle and 

one of the ones to win 

National Champion 1990 - Zelda Maclure, Waitemata. NZ. 

46/50. 

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29th AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND TRAP 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Generally referred to as the points championship, this title event 

being the third of the Macklntosh quallfylng events is always full of 

interest With sponsorsh~p from Winchester the points can be the 

make or break event so far as making the Mackintosh team is concerned 

Producing some of the best of the shooting so far NT 

shooter and State Coachlng Director Greg Chan practised what he 

preached by shooting the only possible 150/ISO to emerge a clear 

winner wlth the second of championships for the Northern Territorv 

Manv . aood oerformances in the ooints wlth none better than 

3urton.s score of 149/150 to take the ladies sectlon and 

/183 for first and sel 

Hayden was enjoying the championships as was Tassie's Kevln 

Aylett who both added to their success so far with victories m the 

iunior 144/150 and veteran 138/150 sections A oroud bunch of Territorians 

National Champion 1990 - Greg Chan, Darwin, NT, lSO/lSO. 

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL 

TEAMS MATCH 

Cartridges for all three Mackintosh teams were made available 

by Winchester for those who wished to use them. A little dis- 

appointing lo see one or two of those competing m the team 

accepting the offer from Winchester and not using the shells in 

competition. Let's hope that this doesn't happen agaln for a while. 

As there is no obligation to use the shells that are generously made 

available there should be a moral obligation if they are taken for 

that purpose. 

For the first time in the history of the competition all cartridges 

were 2891 and Winchester provided additional shells for those 

who not having used the 28gr shells wanted a round of practlce 

prior to their events. 

The ladies and juniors whlch are not shot on the afternoon follow- 

ing the points event were led by Faye Burton 249/250 and Glen 

Hayden 237/250 as the highest qualifiers into the teams. The 

strength of shooters in Victoria so far as ladies and juniors are con- 

cerned was noticeable with a total of six out often shooters coming 

from that State. 

The open team was led by highest qualifier Ross Walsh from 

Broken Hill 248/250 with Faye Burton qualifying for the open and 

ladles team with 242/250. State representation in the open team. 

SA 4. Vic 6, NSW 8, Qld 3. NT 2, Tas 6. WA 1. 

Wlth scores for the Macklntosh not publicly declared until the 

completion of the English match in July, High Guns were won by 

Open Sperry Marshall 298/300 Tas., repeating the same victory 

recorded in Tasmania in 1975: Ladies. Pauline Clarke 278/300. 

0 Greg Chan 

ALLAN BROWN CLUB TEAMS MATCH 

The well contes~ed club learns malch which t.as been domin- 

aled in recent years by the Echuco Club produced a new viinner 

in 1990 and anoiher success for the N'S The five-nlan Darwin learn 

recorded a score of 782/825 to take the match from Echuca 

766/825 With Tasrnanlan club Cressy finishing in third place with 

a score of 712/750 Spokesman for the Darwm Club was the new 

member to the National Executive. Phil Grove who was very 

pleased for his club and the Territory 

Champion Club Teams 1990 - Darwln Gun Club, NT. 782/825 

VIC., and Glen Hayden 290/300 in the Junior teams event. 

Again we wouldlike to thank Winchester for thelr sponsorsh~p of 

the three Mackintosh qualify~ng events as well as for their cartr~dges 

which by now are a traditional part of the Mackintosh 

- match. . - .. . 


0 Junior Mackintosh Team 

50th CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 

Sponsored by Olympic Targets. 

A change frorn 1Sm to the 18m mark is truly a lea of sklll when 

c~mbined vtlth 25 Targets of DB SB and p3lnts snooung In the 501h 

year of competit~on this event has been won by many good 

shooters over its years of existence. Proving that versatility is the 

key, the polnts champion from 1989, Graham Blaskett added 

another National Title to his credit with a very well put together 

198/200. With a magnificent trophy provided by Olympic Targets, 

competition was more than keen however the name of the title says 

it all as this event really sorts shooters out. At the close of shooting 

Lyn Curtis from Bairnsdale with a very creditable 197/200 had to 

be satisfied with first in AA behind overall Graham Blaskett who 

was adding to Tasmania's success on their home ground. At the 

risk of repeattng oneself, Glen Hayden was too strong for the 

luniors with a score of 117/125 with another win to the popular and 

well known Malcolm Fuller 105/125 in the veteran sections and 

Judy Wegner. USA, 135/150 in the ladies section of the championship. 

National Champion 1990 - Graham Blaskett. Cressy, Tas. 

0 Graham Blaskeff 


30th DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP 

With the - recent ~-~~~~ Victorian marathon ~~~ ~~~~ in ~ Double Rise -- shootino 

~~~~ ~ ~ 

many fancied one of the Viclorians to take out thls the last of the 

National Titles for 1990 One of the Vlctorlans dld and 11 was Jon 

Whittakers from Echuca who prove3 to be loo good on the day for 

all cameras recording a score of 62/70 to win for h~mself the 

National Double R~se Championship. Another of the Nationals hard 

workers, shoot marshal John Murphy figured in the results with his 

score of 61/70 proving to be too much for the rest of the field of AA 

shooters. V~ctory again to Judy Wegner, ladies 39/40, Glen 

Hayden 41/50 and Kevin Aylett 43/60 who all had enjoyed good 

results in their competitions. 

National Champion 1990 -John Whittakers, Echuca. Vic. 62/70. 

0 Jon Whittakers 

10th COMARK DEAWILLE DOUBLES 

For the 10th successive year the Deauvllle Doubles was spon- 

sored by Commercial Marketing Co. of Sydney, courtesy of Mr 

Geoif Rabbidoe. This event while not a National Title is alwavs 

well supp-ir.ed with keen compet1r.on The Bur~ess sol ~obarand 

Tasmania were amongst those most fancied in :his event however 

they could do no beuer than IIntsh in Third place with the11 com. 

bined score of 30/31 which is good shooting at any time. Trevor 

and Jan Heard from Ceduna in South Australia 20/21 pushed the 

winners from Victoria, Faye and Ken Burton all the way and 

although not winning were very pleased with their second placing. 

The benefit of a lot of shooting throughout the week certainly held 

Faye Burton in good stead and this was a popular victory for both 

Faye and Ken who are strong s~pporters of shooting at all times. 

Their combined score of 21/21 won the day for them in this 

popular family event which after 10 years on the program had 

established its own tradition due no doubt to the assistance 

received from the sponsors of the event, Commercial Marketing. 

GLENN CUP 

Contested m New Zealand this year with Australia the defending 

champion. At the close of compet~tion Australia and New Zealand 

were locked together on 118/120. Under the terms of the competition 

the trophy returned to Australia to be competed for next in 

1991 at the ACTA National Trap Championships at Whiteman 

Park, Perth. 

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HIGH GUNS 

Overall: lllawarra Gun Club member Kevm Perkins was named 

as the Nat~onal Hlgh Gun Champlon for 1990 wlth a score of 

459/475 Kev~n vias the reclplent of a Beretta SO5 made available 

by Winchester Dlvls~on of Oltn Australia In addition to the magnificent 

Beretta. Kevln was presented w~th the Ron Porter Remembrance 

Trophy by Mrs Mur~el Porter, wlfe of the late Ron Porter, a 

past President of the ACTA. Muriel 1s a great supporter of the 

ACTA and always travels to present the trophy on behalf of the 

Porter family. Thank you Murlel. 

Ladies: Faye Burton another great supporter of clay target shootmg 

had an excellent championships, culm~nating m her being 

named as 1990 Ladles High Gun w~th a score of 432/475. As ladies 

A top tournament lor Kevin Perkins pictured with Mrs Muriel 

Porter and Mr Jim Scott. 

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h~gh gun Faye was presented with her trophy whlch was donaled 

by Mrs Joan Scott, w~fe of the Nat~onal President Faye's presentatlon 

speech was for her an emotional moment and very well 

recelved by all present. 

s Faye Burton 

luniar: Glen ~ Havden ~ ~ ~-~, -~. was another ~~~~~~~~ ~ who had an excellent week In 

Tasmania and with hls score of 442/475 has given notlce that he 

w~ll be a force to be reckoned wlth 1 the years to come. Glen was 

presented with hls junior hlgh gun on behalf of the donors Tasmanlan 

Red Line Coaches who we thank for their support 

Glenn Hayden 


Veteran: Kevin Aylett. well known in trap shootlng cncles, was 

delighted w~th his veterans vlctory over the three Nat~onal titles. 

His score of 250/275 showed that there is still plenty of good performances 

yet to come and as a Tasmanian what better result than 

a high gun wln in your own State. Kevin received the Rutherglen 

Village Trophy klndly made available by Manager, David Owen 

who we thank on behalf of all v~ho parlicipated in the Veterans 

H~gh Gun. 

OLDEST COMPETITOR 

The oldest competitor to attend the Tassle Trap was 

George Richardson from Hobart Gun Club who had turned 82 

years of age in Isgo, done George, 

PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL 

Veterans Aggregate: A trophy for the best score over the 

National Titles was also won by Kevin Aylett who received the Val 

& Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy as a record of hls achievement. 

The ACTA's most prestigious award, the Presidential Medal. 

was presented to Rex Varley irom Guyra. New South Wales in 

recosnition for his contribution to the develoument of the sport. 


a National President Jim Scott presents Rex Varfey with hisawanl. 

SPONSORS 

AS always the sponsors of clay target shooting were very sup 

ooaive .~ . of .. the . - National ~~~~-~~~~~ Chamoionshios -~~~ ~~~ and on behalf of all trouhv 

recipients and competitors at Tasmania, we would like to extknd 

our appreciation to the sponsors of the various events. 

Double Barrel Chamoionshi~ ~- - OLin - ~ Australia. ~~~~ ~ - ~ . Winchester 

~~~ 

Division: For all grade trophies plus overall trophy, a Berena 682 

Trap Gun, together with trophies for all sections of the National 

Double Barrel Championships - Open, Ladies, Junior and 

Veteran 

Single Banel Championship - Olin Australia. Wlnchesler 

Division: For all grade and sectLon lroph~es lnclud~ng !he Ladles 

S1ng.e Barrel Champ~onshlp, together wllh the overall lrophy a 

Beretta 682 Trap Gun. 

Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship - Olin Australia, 

Winchester Division: For the overall winner a Beretta 682 Trap 

Gun as well as trophies for all grades and sections. 

Champion of Champions - Olimpyc Targets: Sergio Zuiio of 

Olimpyc Targets for sponsoring the Champion of Champions Title 

with trophies for all grade and section winners, including the VHS 

Video Camera Recorded ior the National Champion. 

Comark Deauville Doubles - Commercial Marketing Co., 

Sydney: For the 1Mh successive occasion, trophies for the winning 

team as well as second and third through the courtesy of Geoii 

Rabbidge. 

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mside, from someone who had obviously not seen ins~de, and 

hav~ng seen for ourselves now wish to convey our favourable 

unpression to some who have been told what we were told, 

through our own media the CTSN 

Mackintosh International Team - Olin Australia, Winchester 

Division: Winchester for makina available the traditional suoolv of 

Winchester shotshells for all team members which were appreci- 

ated by all who elected to use the Winchester cartridges 

Austral Gun Co.: John Fuller of Austral Gun Co for the cont~nued 

trophy sponsorship of the Perazzi Trophy for all National Title 

Champions. 

High Guns: Tasmanian Red Line Coaches for their trophy sup 

port for the Jun~or High Gun, courtesy of Marketing Manager, 

Mark Ashton. Mrs Joan Scott, as wife of the National President, for 

supporting the Ladies High Gun with the donation of a Gold/Stone 

Necklace, thank you Joan. Winchester for the magnificent Beretta 

SO5 Sidelock Trap Gun presented to the Overall High Gun. 

APPRECIATION 

Having thanked our sponsors which is always a pleasant task, 

we would l~ke to record our appreciation to all who contributed to 

the success of the Nationals at Tasmanla Those who work behind 

the scenes do a magnificent job whlch is sometimes taken for 

oranted We owe them our thanks oarticularlv 

0 TCTA Oraanlqmo -- .......... Comm,ttee 

2 -- ~~~~ 

State Secretary Kay Wcods. 

Nationals 0fi.ce Staff Molly Bryar. and assistants. 

Tournament Director Alan Kenny: 

Shoot Marshal. John Murphy 

Tasmantan Cun Club President and Members 

0 Handicaooer: lock Brvan: 

0 Trap ~echanic: ~tuari ~rowning, and Trappers; 

0 Official Photographer: John Green. 

As n alwavs the case when thankma individuals for their assistance. 

someone -~ ~ -~ alwavsaooears -~ to be-overlooked. ~~ ~ 

............ 

Rustfullv this 

year may be an e}:ceptlon if not to any person whose support and 

assistance has not been recorded please accept our thanks for 

!he part tnat you dtd play in the 1930 National Champ~onships. 

In conclusion repeaung the dnnual message -- when making a 

purchase of any ccmmoclly ihal 1s svaihble from or through our 

many sponsors please qlve rhem rhe oppJriu:lity robe of servtie 

EDITOR'S MAILBOX 

Dear Alan, 

I would 11ke you to put the enclosed in the Ed~tor's Mallbox 

please 

I write for two reasons Firstly, because we really d ~d appreciate 

your time given to us and your explanation of the whole changeover 

and tour of the offices We thank you most sincerely for that 

Secondly, we had heard criticism of the huild~ng, particularly 

CLOTH BADGES 

Embroidered cloth badges in the same coloured design as the 

new ACTA badge as depicted on the front cover of CTSN are 

available through the National Office at $5.50 each including 

postage. 

Please forward badge(?.) at $5.50 each 

including postage, to: 

NAME 

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ADDRESS 

PICODE 

ox 557, Mt Waverley, Vic. 314 

NATIONALS OFFICE 

Wh~lsr returning from iheTaste Nat~onals B3b. Lyn Bruce and I 

detoured v.a 3 Essex Streer ro have a look a! our Narlonal Oi!!ce 

We found Ala~ and the g~rls working and recetved a ivarr 

welcome and were given a conducted tour of the separate offices. 

tea room and storage room with full explanations of the workings of 

the whole th~ng. 

Although there appears to be a lot of wasted space at present, 

when the partitions are rearranged for more funct~onal use, that 

should create a good display area for trophies and the honour 

board. 

We thank Alan and the girls for their time and explanation of the 

sale, the purchase and function of the office, and recommend that 

any shooters, when in Melbourne find an hour and have a look at 

the ACTA office. We were suitably impressed. 

However, 1 hope that an eye-catching sign has been ordered for 

outside to tell all that it is the home of the ACTA (I forgot to ask that 

question). 

I. Charles 

Narrandera Club 

Editor's Note: I am pleased to be able to advise the writer that an 

honour board is underway courtesy of a donation from the 

NSWCTA and a suitable sign denoting the building to being the 

National Office of the Association is also pelng arranged. 

EDITOR'S MAILBOX 

I phoned the Pres~dent of my lccal club and was told due to Jay- 

I.ght savlng ending a1 that time that the sho31 lvould start at llam 

but he would be on the grounds at 10 30am 

11.15am arrived and they finally arrived 

I asked the Pres~dent (very politely) what happened as he had 

told me he would be there at 10 30am He answered very rudely. 

'Don t start picking assoon as we arrtve as vie t.ad a lot to do to try 

and organise a shoot." 

Hav~ng received such an answer I left the club and dld not shoot 

I would have thought that with the decline m shoot~ng nowadays 

that clubs would be trylng to encourage shooters and not turn them 

awav - -, 

Maybe thls club should take a lesson m courtesy 

(Name and Number supphed) 

I ACTA MEMBER BADGES 

The membership badge of the Australian Clay Target 

Association has been revised, with the new striking 

badge now available for purchase. 

The badge, similar in design and colour to that on the 

CTSN front cover, is a must for the badge collector 

and interested shooters. Send the coupon w~th your 

cheque to receive your new membership badge. 

Name ............................ . .......................... 

, . 

Address. ............ :. ....................................... 

, , 

.................................... Plcode .................. 

A cheque enclosed for .............. Badges, $5 each. 

I Post to: 


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'EM DOWN 

Fr~aay Apr1l20tk a! 7 03pm saw !he return march oi South Gipps. 

Idnd vs Ssulhern Pcnlnsula at Wonlhagg~ Gun Club Although a 

1lll.e w:roy. 11 wasn I cola ana !he ram held off 

The one event for the evening was 50 Tgl State Nlght Points 

Champ~onship. Graded A, B, C, 1st & 2nd Those people who 

come to Wonthagg~ regularly or who read this article each month 

will know that Wonthaggi have many sponsored shoots and thls 

one was no d~fferent 

We were proud to have as our sponsor that n~ght "Dandenongs 

Gippsland Gate Mowers" and I would on behalf of the club like to 

express my sincere thanks to Bev and Ralph Goillon who are the 

proprietors of Dandenongs Glppsland Gate Mowers and valued 

members of Wonthaggi Gun Club for the11 support 

The shoot ran smoothly and this was ma~nly due to the fact that 

evervbodv oltched in to hel~ with the refereeina and scoring and 

keedlng :he traps filled 'ihe ladles in !he can~een excelled ihemse!ves 

agaln by pulllnq on a roast dlnner vih~ch ty some of !he 

comments passed on :o me ivas greally aapreclatea by no! only 

our regular vlsitors but by those who had travelled much further. 

Thanks girls, keep it up. 

Moving on to the 50 Tgt State Night Points Championship, the 

results were as follows: A & O'all: W. Iles 143/150,2nd M. Howden 

142/150; B: 1st G. Kent 125/150, 2nd G. Milkins 143/162: C: 1st A. 

M~lklns 104/150,2nd S. Rose 100/150. Wonthaggi StressTests: Bev 

Goillon 1/2. Cake Shoot. W. lies. 

South Glppsland retained the shield from Southern Peninsula, 

the scores beina South Gi~osland . . 1200 to Southern Peninsula 1062. 

In closing 1 would l~ke to thank everybody for coming, in particular 

those shooters who travelled from the other side of Melbourne. 

Don't foruet - Wonthaaai - - shoots on the first Saturdav of the month. 

Good luck and good shootmg. Keith Gray 

President 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- TUNE 1990

ESPERANCE BAY 

GUN CLUB INC. 

The Esperance Bay Gun Club conducted its 28th successful 

Easter Carnival on the weekend and 60 shooters came from as far 

as Koolan Island to compete for $7000 worth of trophies. As usual 

the Goldfields clubs were in strong attendance. Esperance has 

become known for its hosoitalitv over the vears and this vear was 

no exception with good shooting, good meals and good entertain- 

ment after the shoot. 

The competitions started on the Friday with: 

Event 1 - M.S.D. Graded. 25 targets from 15 meires: 

1st A Grade Ray Hawke Kalgoorlie 

1st B Grade Damien Neale Esperance 

1st C Grade George Hanson Salmon Gums 

Event 2 - District Double Barrel Points Championship. 25 

targets from 15 metres. Sponsored by Esperance Applrance 

Centre. - 

1st A Grade and Overall Jim Neve Kalgoorlie 

1st B Grade Damien Neale Esperance 

1st C Grade Mark McDonald Perth 

Saturday's programme started with Event 3, the District Double 

Barrel Championship of 25 targets from 15 metres and was sponsored 

by Coxall Housing. In this event there were eight shooters 

with a perfect 25/25 score and there were several shoot-offs to 

decide the olacinas. 

1st A ~rade and &era11 Ray Hawke Kalgoorlte 

1st B Grade Er~c Hoggard Kambalda 

1st C Grade Earl Brlltnqlon Esperance 

Eveni 4 was sponsored by the Bustness House oi Esperance and 

consisted of 40 Mrxed Targets all off 15 metres There were I0 

Double Barrel, 10 Slngle Barrel. 10 Potnts Score and 5 palr of 

Double Rise giving a total score of 60 points. Scores were good 

with three shooters achieving 58/60. 

1st A Grade Hany Miller Esperance 

1st B Grade Rick Davis Kambalda 

1st C Grade Terry Fraser Collie 

Harvey Seeds sponsored Event 5, the District Double Rise 

Championship, 20 pair from 15 metres. 

1st A Grade and Overall Bert Boschetti Geraldton 

1st B Grade Brett Humphrey , Esperance 

1st G Grade Earl Billington Esperance 

The last event for Saturday was the State Deauville Doubles 

Championship of 20 pair from 22 metres. Esperance Glass Service 

were the soonsors for this Cham~ionshi~. 

1st Pair and 

State Champrons Ma 

2nd Pair 

The Esperance Business Houses sponsored the first event on 

Sunday, the District Single Barrel, being 25 targets from 15 metres. 

1st A Grade and Overall Harry Miller Esperance 

1st B Grade Mark Dunn Esperance 

1st G Grade Terry Raser Collie 

Probablv the blue ribbon event for the weekend was the State 

Stngle 6a;rel Champtonshtp SO targets from 15 metres Thts was 

sponsored by Mrllers Aucrions The new State Champton and 

wrnner of the A Grade sectlon was Murray Alexander a regular 

competitor at the Easter Carnival. 

1st B Grade Bren Humphrey Kalgoorlie 

1st C Grade Earl Billinaton Esoerance 

Re* Ladv ---. Gav , S ~ I D ~ ~eith 

~ .. 

(Sponsored by Keevils ~urniire) 

Best Junior Adrian Rowell Kalgoorlie 

(Sponsored by B.E. Stearne) 

Best Veteran Roy Holtireter Northam 

(Sponsored by NeviUes Jewellers) 


David Browning responding after collecting a colour TV lor 

winning 'C' grade #n the Esperance Grader Hire Grand Prix. 

The final eveni ior the weekend sponsored by local busrnessman 

Danny Gavln was !he Csperance Grader H~re Grand Prtz oi 

50 targets irorn IS metres Tnls compet.iion had the btggest 

trophies wrth the first In each grade receiving a colour TV 

1st A Grade and Overall Harry M~ller Esperance 

1st B Grade Alan Brown Perth 

1st C Grade David Brownlng Esperance 

High Gun Trophies for Events 3, 4, 5, 7. 8 and 9 viere as follows 

0 High Gun Winner Hany Mifler with his trophy, a natural timber 

framed mirror. Right is Lex Shipp from Winchester who presented 

the trophy. 

Overall Harry Miller Esperance 

(Sponsored by Esperance Sports Centre & Winchester) 

Intermediate Earl Billington Esperance 

(Sponsored by Brian Warren) 

Junior Adrian Rowel1 Kalgoorlie 

(Soonsored bv Earl Billinaton) 

iidies dav . -~ Shinn Perth 

~ 

2 -~~~?r 

(~piisored by Westpac) 

Veteran Roy Holtfreter Northam 

(Sponsored by Hotker & Co.) 

The Club management would like to express their thanks to the 

ladies who provided top meals all weekend and to the many 

people in the town who contributed donations and trophies to the 

Club. Without the11 support local clubs could never host State 

Titles. It has proved the point again that Esperance is a generous 

town and a great place to live. 

PAGE 21

NORTHERN TERRITORY.. ................................... .22 

QUEENSLAND ....................................................... .22 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA ........................................ .28 

NEW SOUTH WALE 29 

VICTOR 36 

TASMANIA.. .......................................................... .46 

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.. ............................................ .46 

ALlCESPRlNGS 14-4-90 -Coldand rain~ngllol 25TSkeel Hcp 1s A Whckham 52-54. 

2nd C Smyih 48-54,3rd R Evans44.50 25T DB oltCommon Mark 1st P O'Grady 23-25, 

2nd I Wllaan 11-25 3rd A Wlckham 4-25 

AYERS ROCK 15-4-90 - Mlld I101 I0T DB €0 I I C Haveis 47-47. 2nd P Warren 

4647 3rd R Mackenzle 12.14 25T DB A C Havers 25-25. B P Warren 24-25.T Blown 

23-25. C P Lwion 22-25 R Mackenzie 2630 ISPR DD In D Bryanl B T Brown 2930. 

2nd C Havers & M Ken 55-603rd R Mackenzie & P Warren 54-60 45T Champion 01 

Champlons A Haverr 65-75. e P Warren 5675. T Brovin 57-75 C Warren 52-75. C R 

Mackenzie 58.75. P La;vlon 56-75. M Kerr 5675 

DARWIN 8.e90 - Hol 20T PS A K Selwosd 6553. 8 P Hoare 57-60. C J Kyrlacau 

5869 30T SB A V Feileklls 27-30, B P Haare 2830. C S Savvas 24-30 20T DB. A K 

SePwaod 2020 B I Flelcher 26-28. C R Oakiey 19-20 

DARWIN 224-90 - Hof 1281 l0T PS D Moon. T Hare R Fox V Fenekia. G Bell all 

30-30 IWT DB A & OA V Ferlekhl 124-125. T Hare 123-126. 8 P Hoare 105.108, K 

Kyr~acau 94-IW. C E Giove 89.100. S Savvar 88100 

BALWIDEAN 1G4.90 - Fine and warm (351 ST hr Con, 1% R Potiei.l P 

Rapraarda. S Puglusi. A Smith. R Cormo, 1 Bellink. P Siabile. E Lynch. B Flnch 25T 

Con1 C'shlp 15m OA B Flnch 25-25. A J Hadgron 23-25: B C Donavon 24-25. C K 

Rowling 2525 Col Lyons Memorial 20T Pis Hcp Ballandean 247. Tenor 233. E C 

Donown 59.60 25TSBCrhip I5m OA 8 Finch 24-25. A G Newey 22-25. B F Fteltner 

21-26. C H Finch 23-28 HG C Donovan 112125 11-15m HG F Musumecl 110-125 

Nn-#ice HG E Lynch 84-125 

BRlSBANE 11->SO- IWTTrench Cship. OA G Newey 901W. A J Porter 87-IW. C 

Tanner 851W. B A Fuffer 90-IW, J Kennedy 85100. C D Mollllt 80100. T. 

Hou~elander 77.IW 

BRISBANE 25-3-90 - 50T DB AA G Redmond 50-50. A P Clarkeson 57-58. B H 

Pingel 4950. C C Hagarlh 6063 25T SB AA J Porter 24-25. A G Sckai 28-30. 0. R 

Melrore 21-25 C G Hogarlh 3035 25TPlr AA G Redmond 74-75. A C Tanner 73-75. 

B P Benner 67.75. C C Hagarih 59-75 15PR DR AA J Porter 27-30. A G Ska12830. 8 

A Dawer 23-30. C E Kialzer 1830 OA HG I Porter 171-180 

BRISBANE 8490 .. 2iT Seeel L'3db.ei A D 3.-do, K 1 #per ?i 25 P F Ccey lo's 

'3 3 lluV.88 1575 LC, Sree: A N DTTCL 53c: 8 - G.c) 44-:U C D Y~ilic eS.5~ 

j2l Skce' licp .,I :i 3 rnm':r 15. I95 2no R Tpler .jZ-Si iru 7 L172 19G115 OA 

!iC K TLl'., 

BUNDABERG 1490 - Slighlly wlndy. b l sunny and we1 1231 Skee - 25TO/GSS is 

P Wlnren 24-25. 2nd S Plaih 22-25. 3rd T Mbllman. K Rehbein 21-25 25T Hcp SS K 

Rehbein. P Wlnien. K Palmer. R Rehbeln a11 25-25 Trap - 25T DB SS A R Rehbein 

25-25. e D Gi~lfilhr 24.25, c I ~ ~ ~ 21-25 h ZST ~ DB ~ ss r A K ~ zlpr ~ 2525: d B K 

Rehbcln 2525. C D JanenZI-25 25T DB SS A R Rehbein. K Zlpl, K Vlcary 2625. B N 

Bale. C Serglacom8. K Palmer 24-25. C P Pagilarmo. T Mlllmiin 24-25 25T DB SS A P 

Rch'tc~n r Rehbein. K Vlcarv 25-25. B D Grill~lh~ 24-25. C I Rutherlord 23-25 

BURDEKlN 84-90 -Cloudy, hot& rabny I101 25TSkeetSS Divided by A Murdoch, P 

Glardmo. U Kovaclch 25-25 25T Skeet SS Divided by A Zappala. D Kiil~ck. U 

Kovacich 25.25 20T DB Hcp SS D Kill~ck 17-20. S Nlron 1625, P Bonalo 15-20 15T PS 

i5m SS A Zappala 4045. S Rlcca 3845. P Bonalo 36.45 I5T DB Ism SS A Zappala 

15.15. D K~Ii8ck. G Archer 14.15 IST DB Ball Trap SS A Murdoch 12-1s. G Rea. D~ 

Ktllick A Zappala 11-15 

STATE CA 

DTL & SKEET 

8m-11m 1990 

Venue: Katherine Gun Club, N.T. 

FRIDAY 8TH 

8.00AM 

Event 1 Noms. $25.00 

50Tgt Carnival Skeet Championship 

Graded A, B, C. 


5OTgt State Skeet Championship 


SATURDAY 9TH 

8.00AM 


5OTgt State Skeet Docbles 


Event Event 3A - 

5OTgt Postal Skeet Team 

12 NOON 


lOTgt Pointscore Eyeopener Cash Divide 


5OTgt State Pointscore Championship 


SUNDAY 10th 


lOTgt Single Barrel Eyeopener Cash Divide 


5OTgt State Single Barrel Ch'ship 



50Tgt State Double Barrel Ch'ship 


Event 8A - 5OTgt Postal DTC Team. 

MONDAY llTH 


lOTgt Handicap Eyeopener Cash Divide 


5OTgt State Handicap lst, Znd, 3rd. 


25 Pair State Double Rise Ch'ship 


* N.T.C. T.A. AGM on Sat. 9th June d Wpm ai 

Katherine Gun Club. 

* State Skeet team to 1990 Nafionals chosen from 

Events 1 & 2. 

* Slate DTL team to 1991 Nationals chosen from 

Events 5, 7 & 8. 

* Optional sweeps available on 50Tgt events. 

* Skeet High Gun - Evets 1, 2 & 3. 

* DTL High Gun - Events 4-11 excluding Team 

Shoot. 

* AMP Carnival High Gun -donated by Phil Grove - 

full progmmme excluding both postal teams. 

Secretary: Phil Grove (089) 46 4231 (BH). 

AUSTRALlAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JUNE 1990

W Alllo TROPWIES 

DARWIN GUN CLUB 

e Thursday 2nd August - 7.30pm e Monday 6th August - 9.00am 

"WINCHESTER STATE NIGHT 

CHAMPIONSHIP" 

Event 7 

10 Tgt Handicap 

50 Tgt DIB Gradcd (A,B,C) 

OIA - Sash, 1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy 

Event 8 

OIA - 5400 Cash 

e Friday 3rd August - 9.00am 

30 Tgt Handicap 

"CITY OF DARWIN TRENCH "COMPUTER SALES AND LEASING HCP" 

CHAMPIONSHIP" 1st. 2nd & 3rd - Trophy 

50 Tgt Trcnch Gradcd (A,B.C) 

OIA - Sash - 1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy Event 9 

D.T.L. PRACTICE - From 10.00am 50 Tgt DIB Graded (AA,A,B,C) 

Saturday 4th August - 9.00am 

10 Tgt DIB 

OIA - S400 Cash (Walk-back SIO) 

"AUSTRALIAN AIRLINES CALCUTTA" 

1st & 2nd cach Gradc - Trophy 

@ Wednesday 8th August - 5.30am 

50 Tgt DIB Graded (A,B,C) BARRAMUNDI FISHING 


* HIGH GUN - OIA: Ladics; Junior; Vctcran 

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (Evcnts 1-9) 

60 Mixed Tgt Graded (AA,A,B,C) 18m * Ladics, Juniors & Vctcrans if 5 noms. 

* Sashcs and Badgcs all Trophy Evcnts 

* Ammo availablc 

10 Tgt PIS El0 * Camping available at Club 

OIA - S400 Cash 


e Sunday 5th August - 9.00am 

30 Tgt DIB Graded (A,B,C) 


* Airconditioncd Units availablc (20 only - twin 

sharc) For enquiries contact: Greg Chan, tel. (089) 

81 6398 BiH 

* $10,000 TOTAL IN TROPHIES, SASHES G. 

Commonwealth DIB Graded (A,B,C) BADGES 

1st & 2nd cach Grafc - Trophy * CALCUTTA - S3500 (approx. min) 

Return to DARWIN GUN CLUB to enter draw for Case of AA's - PO Box 41121, Casuarina, NT 5792 

No. of Shooters Nominating: ................... No. of Extra Visitors ................... Ammo Required WIN) ................... 

Name: ...................................................................................................... Clu 

Address: .......................................... 

FLY AUSTRALIAN 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE 1990 . . PAGE 23

GYMPIE CLAY TARGET 

Banks Pocket Road. Gymp~e 

SUNDAY JUNE 10, 1990 - 10.30am 

25t D B CASH DIVIDE 15M 

25t S B 15M A B C 

25t D B H'CAP 1st. 2nd, 3rd 

15pr D R CHAMPIONSHIP OA AA A B C 

CAIRNS & DISTRICT 14-90 - Heavy ran. cold. 28°C (29) IUT DB Hcp 1s C Stone 

1515. 2nd A Catoldo 14.15. 3rd W Data 9-10 IOT SB A J Andeisan. S Coco. R 

SirnPKln 10-10. B B Hunt 1O-10. C A Caiaido. V Di Belia, C Monte 9-10 15T PS A R 

SlmPzon4545. B S Zarrella44-45. C V DI Bella44-45.25T DBC'shlp A W Davls7P79. 

B B Hunt 3031. C R Vllltcrs 25-25 25TTrench 1st T Grurnmell 24-25. 2nd W Davtr 

21-25.3rd B Bell R Simpson 19-25 

CHARTERS TOWERS 14-93 -Overcast and shw8ery (18) 10T DB oil Hcp M Peace 

1010. G Hogarlh. D Kdllck 9-10 20TConl oil 15m M Peace 19.20. G Cznavan 1820. A 

Kenna D Kllllck. D Bullkmore, J Bell. D Guy 1720 IUT DB aii l5m M Peace. G 

Hl7allh.J BrovinsinD Bulllmore 1010 207DBTower B Gaycon. R Scolt. L Frerichr. 

A 1:enna. G Amher. D Bulllmore 

CHINCHILLA 14-90 -Overcast no wmd (12) 25T DB Hcp 1st J Sheppard 25-25.2nd 

I Fabian 3839. 3rd G hocho 37-39 30T Pas 15m A R Knapp 89-90. P Jones 8690. G 

KWho86.90. B j.Sheppaid,J Fablan 84-90. A Scouller81-80.C B Psle82-SOT Wagner 

77.90. P lames74-90 2ST DB Ism A G Kocho2525. P Jones36-37. R Knapp3537. B A. 

Scovllar 2525. J Fablan 24.25, J Sheppard 22-25. C. P lames 24-25. B. Pile 2629. T 

Wagner 25-29 HG G Kocho 135140 

B P Fleld 106-120 C G lam~eson 102-120 

CLERMONT22-4-90- 25TDB AAIA R MesneY S Sendonar2O-20. B P F~fld 19-20. 

C G Meaney 19-20 SOT DB AA,A S Sendonas 50-50. B P Fteld 49-50 C C Jamieson 

46-50 25THcp lit E Baler 35-35. 2nd P Fmld 34-36.3rd B Narser 43-45 25TSB AA/A 

0 Meaney 2525. C T Green, G Meaney 20-25 High Guns AAIA 5 Sendoaaa. B P 

Fleld. C G Jamieson 

DllLBY 253-90 - Cloudy wsdy and ril,n (15) 25T DB 1% A R Taylor. R Knapp 

22-25. C Jackman 21-25. 9 R Prlce. P Norlhcoii 22-25 0. Crolherr 21-25. C L Winlen 

21-25. J Coaker 2025 K Jahnrlon. B Grlillths 1425 ISPR DR A R Knapp 18-30. B 0 

Crothers 19-30. C G Wenhim22-35 25THcp 1st N lohnaon 25-27.2ndI Coaker 24-27. 

3rd R Taylor 2629 GA HG 0 Croihers 62-80, Inter HC K Johnston 49.80 

- 

TO: Australian Clay Target 

&sociation 

PO Box 557, Mt Waverley, Vic. 3149 

Please note my Change of Address 

Name: ...................................................... 

From:. ...................................................... 

.................................... Pleode .................. 

To: ........................................................... 

.................................... Plcode .................. 

Membership No.: ..................................... : 

THE PLACE 

TO BE 

SUNSHINE 

COAST 

CLAY TARGET 

CLUB INC. 

1990 

WTER CARNIVAL 

JULY 14th-75th 

SAT 14th - 12.00 noon 

Event - - 1 $10.00 01s $2 

25T D.B. - 15m Grd SIS 

Event 2 $12.00 01s $2 

CARNIVAL D.B. C'SHIP 25T 

OIA. AA. . A. . B, C 

Event 3 $12.00 

CARNIVAL S.B. C'SHIP 25T 

OIA, AA, A, 5, C 

NIGHT: 

) SEAFOOD BANQUET 1 

SUN 15th - 9.00am 

Event 4 $12.00 01s $2 

CARNIVAL PTS C'SHIP 25T 

OIA, AA, A, B, C 

Event 5 $25.00 01s $4 

CARNIVAL D.B. CLASSIC 50T - 15m 

Russell Barker Memorial Troahv shot in 

coniunction with this event 

OIA, AA, A, B, C - Ladies, Juniors. Veterans 

Event 6 $15.00 

25T D.B. CASH HANDICAP 

(1 1-1 5) (1 6-1 8) (1 9-21) (22-25) 

60% 30% 10% each group 

Total Noms $86.00 

01s $1 0.00 

HlGH GUN OVERALL 

GRADE HIGH GUNS 

LADIES HlGH GUN, VETERANS HlGH GUN 

3-Man Team over Full Programme 

5-Man Team on Events 5 & 6 

Cornminee reserves the right to alter the programme if 

necessaly 

PAGE 24 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE l!

GOOM) GUN CLUB INC. 

SATURDAY 7th - 1.00pm START 

Event I Noms $12, OIS $2 Event 2 Noms $1 2, OIS $2 

TAlT TOYOTA CLASSIC T.P.D. DISTRIBUTORS POINTS 

25 Taraet DIB 15m CHAMPIONSHIP 

OvGall Sash 25 Target Pts 15m 

Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd Overall Sash 

A, 6 & C Grades Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd 

A, 8 & C Grades 

SATURDAY NIGHT MEAL AND CALCUTTA AUCTION AT ROYAL HOTEL 

SUNDAY 8th - 8.00 am START 

Event 3 Noms $12, O/S $2 Event 4 Noms $24 

COOREY'S CLASSIC SUDHOLZ PTY LTD EARTHMOVING 

25 Target DIE 15m CASH DIVIDE 

Overall Sash 50 Targets 

Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd (25 Targets DIE 15m) 

A, B & C Grades (25 Targets Pts 15m) 

5200 - A Grade 

$200 - 6 Grade 

Event 5 Noms $12 

BORDER BUILDERS AND PLUMBERS 

SUPPLIES SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

25 Target SIB 15m 

Overall Sash 

Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd 

A, B & C Grades 

HlQH GUNS 

$200 - C Grade 

Grades Divlded 60% 30%, 10% 

CALCUTTA EVENT 

LOWES PETROLEUM D. & M. PARK C. & G. ELLIS K. & L. SUHR, 

OVERALL HlGUN INTERMEDIATE HlGUN JUNIOR HIGUN LADIES HlGUN 

ACCOMMODATION ENQUIRIES CONTACT MICHAEL O'SHEA AT ROYAL HOTEL 

pH. (076) 77 1877. 

CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON SITE. 

President: Jumbo Brown 

Phone BIH (076) 76 2246 

A.H. (076) 71 2044 


The committee reserves the right to alter the program 

Secretary: Gary Scudamore 

Phone (076) 71 1963 

PAGE25

GLADSTONE 25-3-30 - Rain and ~rlndd (167 25T Skeet Hep M Harsoad 38-41 25T 

Twer PS A I Ra4n 56-75 5 P Franas 57-75 C M Harjvwd 74.75 25T DB 15m A B 

Scarbarouqh 26-27 B T Flrhei 24-?7 C P Wood 2325 25TSB I5m A ; HydeZI-25. B 

P Francis 1925 C M Har?,rod 21 28 30TDB PS C'shlp A : P.rggs86-90. B P Fiancir 

78-90. C M Harivaad 82-90 0A HG M Hawiow 214.240 

M O'Shea. B Debcrioll L liohn C T Rsbt F McCnuern. B Woods 5VTHcp IrlM 

O'Shea. 2nd R Bra\,~m, 3rd C Hohn 4ch L Maare SlhT Robb. 6th R Suhi IOPRDR Ism 

A P Sut,r B Tumor& I Wocdr B G Emdamore 9 Turner. M O'5hea.C B Wacds. 

h! Spmll T Robb& 8 Graham 

GYMPIE 6-4-90 - Shoviers 133) 25T DB 15m A N Welr 24.25. G Felt 24-25. Rlll 

Slolberg24-25. K Fe11 2525 K 5rb 24-25.0 N Dale24.25. W Dunne23.25. E Ransome 

2525. C R Champney 2025 P Sorby 19.25, G Osbarne 1825. M Taylor 1825. 25TDB 

~ c IS! p G Osborne 24-25. 2na K Greensill 23-25.3rd L Beatlie 3034 25TMedley (13T 

DB. 12T Hcyp) Nonh Coast Stleld A N Welr 2525. B L Beall~e 34-35. C M Taylor 

25.25 I5PR OR A R Feit 2630. B K Grccnslll 21-30. C M Tallor 21.30 ZOTToTou,er A 

c Fett2020. B D Gardnei 19-20.C G Osborne 19-20 H~ghGuns A G Fell IOB-l2S.B 

K Greenrlll 108 125. C G Osbarne 95125 

WntBA 21-4-90 - Cool morning. warm day (311 1UT PIS IUT SB h W Reeves 

4040. B R Ho~.,lp!t 4040 C D List 3540 25TDB A L Soloil 63-63. B B Murphy 27-28. 

C. R ]ones 23-25 25T Pls C'rhlp OA 0 Muruphy 94-96. A Rod Cusack 91-95. B R 

~ov~ieii 72-75 c R ]ones 69.75 25T SB cshlp OA Rod Cusick 2525. A W Reeves 

2526, 0 A Pogioli 24.25. C D LISI 22-25 25T DB Crhlp OA T Matheivs 3939. A R~ 

axw well 38-39. B A Po~giol, 45-46. C R lanes 2933 

KRRUMBA 224-90 - Light Dreeie, worm day (31) 25T Pls North Zone Con1 C'shlp 

OA Re5 Curack 72-75 A L Sclari 59.75. B R Howlell 63-76. C C Weder 6575 25TSB 

Con, Cshlp OA M McGlII 24.25. A T Malhevts 23-25.0 C Buhakar 25-2E. C. M Costa 

I925 25T DB Hcp 1st R Hawleii 41-41 2nd M Costa 4041, 3rd 1 Colter 24-25 HG L 

Snlari290315 -~ Av HG R Driar281-315 FM R lones265315 

KINCAROY 14-90 - Overcsii and warm (151 20TDB Hcp 1st D Wlll~ams 2020.2nd 

K Anderson 19-20, 3rd G Blckerlon 24-26 207 Plr Ism A & B K Srb 5860. C R. 

Champney 54-60 20?R DO Drvvin Panners D Buchholi & K Anderson 21.22 IOPR DR 

15m A & B G Blckerron 17-20, C N Llesegsng 13-20 HG K Anderson BBIW 

PORT DENNISON 23.490 - Sunny (magic4 120) Porl Dcnison Polnfs Score C'shlp~ 

Sponsored by Ian and JoneTomr m conlunatonvrah (he Anhur Toms Mermrial Shleld 

A & OA 0 Scalla. B G Ma1tby.C 1 Toms Porl DenlsonD~ubleRiseC'shrp, sponsored 

by Berger Paints A & OA G Ealla. B G Maltby. C 1. Toms. 

REDCUm C1W H90 - 25T DB 15m CD Ah G Redmond 2525, A C Tanner 

25.25. B I Burhson 25-25. C I. Moli23-25 25Tnr 15mTrophy: AA W Stevens 79.51: A 

B Chain 74-75. 8 5 Cannlwro 83-67. C D Crowe 66-75 25T DB Hcp 1st B S. Alexander 

PAGE 26 

I 

TWO DflY SHOOT 

Saturday 6 Sunday 

July 7 G 8, 1990 

SATURDAY JULY 7 - Ipm start 

Event 1 Noms $10.00 

25T Double Barrel Graded Sweepstakes - 15m 

A.B.C. Grades 60% 30% 10% 


25T Chinchilla & District Double Barrel Continental 

Championship 

Chinchilla Kitchens $700 Gun Cabinet & Badge 

Overall 

Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Grades 


25T Western Zone Points Championship 

Sash Overall, Badges AA.A.6.C. Grades 

Trophies 1 & 2 AA.A.B.C. Grades 

SUNDAY JULY 8 - 9am start 

Event 4 Noms 515.00 

30T Medley - 15m 

10T D.B.. 10T Points, 5 Pair Double Rise 

Troohies 1 & 2 A.B.C. 


40T $550 Cash Medley 

20T D.B. 15m. 2OT D.B. Hcp 

Divided $150 each Division 11-15. 16-19. 20-25 

Overall $100 


20T Chinchilla & District Single Barrel 

Championship 

Badge Overall, Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Grades 

Black Targets 

. Total Nominations $95.00 

Overall, Intermediate & Veteran High Gun 

BARBECUE SATURDAY NIGHT 

ACCOMMODATION: PHONE DIRECT 

(076 AREA CODE) 

Commercial Hotel-Motel 62 7524 

re at western Motor Inn 62 8288 

Other MotelslHotels available 

Caravan Park available 

The Chinchilla Gun Club (Inc) reserves the right to alter 

President: 

J. Stone 

(076) 65 2282 

the program. I 

Secretary: 

J. Fabian 

(076) 65 2183 


L BURNETT 

GUN CLUB 

ANNUAL -DAY SHOOT 

I 

~ 

Saturday & Sunday, June 16-17,1990 

Over $3000 Trophies and Cash 

(195 Clays for only $94) 

SATURDAY, 16th JUNE at 12 Noon 

SUNDAY, 17th JUNE - 9am Sharp 

I Event 4 Nomination $12 

I 

Event 1 Nominations $10 

Central Burnett Graded Medley off Ism 

10 Targets D.B., 10 Targets Points, 10 Targets S.B. 

60% of Nomination returned to shooters equally 

in Divisions of 11-15, 16-90, 21-25 

COMPULSORY DIVISION 

Top Cat Trophy 

Sponsored by H.A. Meyer & Son 

Trophy for Overall $150 

30 Targets D.B. off ISM 

Plus A, B and C Grade Trophies 

First and Second each Grade 

$1.00 Optional Sweeps on each 15 Targets 

Event 5 Nomination $20 

BLACK STUMP CASH HANDICAP 

30 Targets D.B. Off Handicap 


Sponsored by Southern Cross Produce 

Total Trophy Value - $500 

50 Targets Double Barrel off ISM 

A, B, C Grades - 1st and 2nd each Grade 

$1.00 Optional Sweeps on each 25 Targets 

Divided 60%. 30%, 10% 

60% Nominations returned 

lst, 2nd & 3rd in each Division 

CALCUTTA ON THIS EVENT 


COL JOHNSTON PN LTD $1000 CASH EVENT 

~~~~ ~~~ 

30 Targets D.B. off 15M 

$250 - Overall 

(Overall shooter not eligible for Grade) 

Event 3 Nomination $12 A - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25 

WESTERN ZONE 5.0. CHAMPIONSHIP B - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25 

Sponsored by Tom & Mary Lister, Royal Hotel C - 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25 

25 Targets off 1 5 ~ Shot in Conjunction 

AA, A, B and C Grades (Overail) Mark Shelley Memorial Shield 

Winner Sash and Grade Team of 5 Required 

-- p~ 

p-~~ 

~ ~~~ p~ 

I 

CALCUTTA AND DINNER AT GUN CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT 

High Gun Trophies on all events except eye openers, A, B & C Grade and Ladies High Gun 

ALL EVENTS RUN UNDER A.C.T.A. RULES 

The Committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event, change the sequence or cancel any event 

* GUN CLUB ABOUT 3KM SOUTH OF'MUNDUBBERA * 

Hotel and Motel Accommodation Available: 

Mundubbera Motel - Phone (071) 65 4131; Mundubbera Hotel - Phone (071) 65 4215; 

Royal Hotel - Phone (071) 65 4904; Billabong Motel - Phone (071) 65 4410 

AMMUNITION AND MEALS ON GROUND - BOOK EARLY! 

President: John Meyer 

Phone: (071) 65 4360 

Secretary: Neil Willson 

Phone: (071) 65 4171 (Home) 

(071) 65 4366 (Business) 

Fax: (071) 65 4881

NARROGIN 

CLAY 

TARGET 

CLUB (Inc.) 

7990 TRAP 

SHOOTING CARNIVA L 

7th & 8th July 1990 

- Introducing 'D' Grade - 

Saturday, 7th July, 9am 

-. 

Event 1 Norns $12 

NARROGIN OFFICE SUPPLIES CHAMPIONSHIP 

25 tgs Double Barrel 

15 Metres Graded A, 5, C & D 

Soonsored bv Narrogin Office Cupplies . . I Event 2' Norns $18 

JOHNNIE WALKER CHAMPIONSHIP 


15 Metres Graded A. B. C & D 

Sponsored by United Distillers Australia and I Narrooin - Liouor Store 


NARROGIN BUSINESSMEN'S HANDICAP 

25 tgs Group Handicap 

Sponsored by Norm Oates Retravision Narrogin, 

Woolcombers Home Building Society, South Central 

Travel, Westpac Narrogin, Golden West Petroleum, 

Dugald Ferguson Machinery. Winfield Williams, 

Narrogin Obse~er Pty Ltd 

Sunday, 8th July, 9am 

Event 4 Norns $15 

DAWSONS SPORTSIWINCHESTER CLASSIC 

25 tgs Pts 

15 Metres Graded A, B, C & D 

Event 5 Noms 

NARROGIN RURAL SUPPLIES1 

B.H.P. CHAMPIONSHIP 


15 Metres Graded A, B, C & D 

Sponsored by Narrogin Rural Supplies and 

B.H.P. Waratah 


1990 NARROGIN CUP 


15 Metres Graded A, 5, C & D 

Sponsored by Darrell & Helen Wiese 

JUNIORS TO PAY HALF OF SCHEDULED 

NOMINATION FEES. 

Shooters lunches and Saturday night meal included in 

nomination fees. 

OVERALL HIGH GUN 

Sash and Medallion - Donated by John Barnes 

Ladies - Donated by Dav~d Walker 

Juniors - Donated by Ross Eckersley 

Veterans - Donated by Denis Cardwell 

Camping Facilities on Grounds 

(Sunday night BBO and refreshments) 

President: Lambeti Jackson 

D Hlla 95-IW F Bombara 92-IW Trap HG G Kelly 125145. T Harris 125145 K 

Nerbold 123145 OA HG S Horo211 245 J Gnilllhs210-245 G Kelly 208245 

N E W 11-3-90 - Hol and rvlndy (13) IOT Hcp EO M. Slone 10-10. SOT DB. A T. 

S~moel 4850. B M Stone 49-50. C C Marevlc 43.50 5OTSkeef A: M. Stone 42-50. B T 

rcnie. 43 30 c T I:*: F c ~X~T.IY 3850 

NEWMAN25390 -- H31 Ill IUI.Hc; EO P SI:cgcl.T Gengs T 5l.nge.a.. 10-10 SOT 

03 PC A T 51 n ~c. 4a:C R P NcC?:;an 4553. C T Srlje41-50 

NEWMAN 8490- Flne and windy (131 IOTHcpEO P Stmgel. W. Meyle bolh IC-lO~ 

SOT $3 A T Sllngel 42-50. B T Genge 43-50, C. P S!#ngel 37.50 

Genge 24-25. M Slone. T. Sllngel bolh 23-25 

25T DB Towei T. 

S ~ OGUMS N 1-4-90- Fine (10) SOT Con, G Hanran 47. T Guel. D. Bowman 44. B. 

Scheei 42. M Harper 40. F Gray 37. G Sanderron 35, D Rollond, D Boivden 32. V. 

Magaanoiii 28 

BEGA 1490 - Ctlla1.121) OT PS 18". EO 158 D Be.::' 21.0 U S one 3rd N Tedle. 

A NC .;- T 1Iay:en B Deaccn 25TD8 !Icp Is* D Sione 2nd D Sn.c'o7 3rdR Han 

25T ps CM & L hA B 3r'i;cz B F )::ellnrr C 5 P rlli IGl'SB CM 3 Draco, HO 

- . . . . . , 

BOMB^ 21490 - ilze mu .,a!~ '22) .!JT DB Hcp D~V ded by D Baaew~n R 

HJ:~ CI.2Trcphy STSRCTDB D 8aae,,.t: LOT ASA CY A R il.i>:! S D lo7e C 

w . oro om .G~~vsCh! D.\.ues:i H Yerneiv R 3rovrn O Benwn HCi 0 Sensen 

~~ ~~~ ~ 

RCIOPOWX 1~3.90 .. - Hot Im Eo cD R Warren I&lO, D Tremaln. B Cole. C 

~ ~~ 

zatcc~,n9-.~ 2CT~cjC3 B coe lb20 0 7'lernaln i Stealhe: R sv~rrec D Ladle 

:720 2OT DB 153 CD B Cole i) L.dule 20-20 G Coroo.an D Re-218. 1320 N.ghl 

.m EO 1511 CD R Warre, C Corcoral 10-10 25T N.~PI PSC s:lo OA L A 3 Co:e 

~. 

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL 54-90 - Flne 25PR ACT. DR C'nhip. OA. D. Jazdan 

47-50. AA P Lyons 41-SO. A G. Karollr 3650. B M Stevenso 30-50; C I. Allen 31-50. 

CANBERWL INTERNATIONAL 7490 - Fine and warm Falrbalrn Ball Trap C'rhlp: 

OA G. Kaaolls 931M NSW SZone Nlghi Skeet C'shlp. OA S Balogh 4850. AA: N. 

Slmms 41-50. A. 1. Baloqh 40-50. B B Prorrer 37-50. C C M~lllgan 24-50, 

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL U184-90 - Falrbarrn Skeet C'shlp: OR B. Prosser 47-50: 

AA S. Balogh 4550, A B Kennea 44-50: B B Nicholson 40-50: C: C. Mtlligan 41-50. 

Belconnenskee! C'rbp OA S 3alagh 5558. AA M Rooke3850; A. B. Raoke 44-50 C: 

B Prosei 47-50, C. 3 Robhnsan 14-50. Skeet HG. S Balogh 110-150 

CANBERRA INTERNARONAL 1- - Fine and warm. Fatrbalrn Olympic Trap 

C'sh~p GA & AA M Dlamand 94-IW. B S. Balogh 80-IM. C G Karolll 861W. 

CANBERRILINTERNATIONAL 17490 - Fme IOT CD S Stramamos. A. Stramarcor. 

I. Elllr lDl0 3OTCiiqolQveanbeyan PSC'shlp CA&A S. SlramarcoE8890: AA:J Elllr 

RR-PD R A ~. Slrarnsrros ~.~~ 

8690. , C . 1 Allan 02-90 

cANBERWL INTERNATIONAL 22490 - Overcast. SOT DB Con! C'rh~ OA: D. 

jordon61-62. AA J Elhs54-56; A. S S!iamarcor 55-56. Bllasnos4850. C R. i(mg49SO. 

2ST Southern Zone S3 Con,: OA W Baxler 2526. AA I. Ellln 2225. A. D. Reed 24.25: 8: 

R Marmoni 2830. C. R. ~tnq 22-25 25TSoufhern Zone DBCont. OR I Elhr 5656 AA: M. 

Diamond 55-56. A G ~vckley 52-53.0 R Marrnoni 4647: C: R. King 2325 25T~lhern 

zone PSConf OA J ~srh 122.123. AA I. Elhr 7875: A G Kazolis 14-75. 6. R Wllhams 

74-75.C R Klnq71-75 HG J Elhs 168175 InierHG R Kmg 165-175JunlorHG 152175~ 

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LONG WEEHEND - JUNE 9-10 

LLRWRRRR OUN CLUB 

ON THE LEISURE CORST FIT DRPTO 

BONG BONG ROAD 

SATURDAY 9th - loam 

Event 1 Nom. $6.00 

20T D.B. "WELCOME EYE OPENER" CID 


251 P.S. "ERN WEBB SPORTS" CHAMPIONSHIP 

Trophies 1st & 2nd, AA, A, 8, C 


25T D.B. "ANNIVERSARY" CHAMPIONSHIP 

1st each Grade - Marlin Papoose .22 Rifle (Cased) 

2nd each Grade - Buck Folding Knife (in Pouch) 


25T S.B. "VERDON BROS" TROPHY 

Graded Trophies 

SUNDAY 10th - 9am 


251 DB "HEAD-CLEARER'' CID 


25T D.B. "ILLAWARRA OPEN" 

Olall - 1st $500, 2nd $250, 3rd $100 

Grades - 1st $70, 2nd $30 


25T NSW D.B. CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP 

Olall - Sash. Trophies 1st & 2nd each Grade 

THE ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB THANKS THESE SPONSORS: 

ERN WEBB SPORTS, H.M. STEWART "MARLIN", VERDON BROS. 

Ladies and Junior 112 Nomination. 

Overall High Gun. 

Free afternoon tea at Sunday presentation. 

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 

W. Jones J. Haug M. Hodges 

(042) 28 8353 (042) 61 2197 (042) 71 2592 


PAGE 31

COWRA 1490 - Hot 143! IOT CD 16m 10 possibles K Nealon. R Carioll. 1 Gdker. 

G Weaver C Hswke D Tremalne. P Lynch. A DelBen. B Cole I Lawrence Jackpot 

Trophy 2OT oil HCP 1st D Tremaee 23-23 2nd L Arnold 22.23. 3rd T O'Leary 35-36 

Lachian Valley DB C rhlp 0.4 &A G Bunllng 83-83.1 Finn 82-83. B B Campbell 44-44. 

A Slramarcos 29-30, C T O'Leary 25-26, G Oliver 24-26 Extra Eweep D Tremalne 

23-30 K Neaion R Carroll 29-30 

SINGLETON B.B.C. GUN CLUB 

8th ANNUAL 2-DAY 

SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT 

JUNE 9 & 10, 1990 

100 TARGETS EACH DAY 

$2000 Trophy Value 

9am starts 

ALBURY WODONGA 

CWV TARGET 

CLUB lNC 

) SUNDAY JUNE 4 0 - I lam start 

Event I $4.00 

IOt D.B. P.S. Eyeopener 

Event 2 $9.00 0s $4 

25t P.S. Championship 

OA & 2 grade winners 

Event 3 $46.00 0s $4 

50t Keith Hodge Memorial D.B. C'ship 

OA & 2 grade winners. 2nd each grade. 

5-man ciub teams in conjunction with this event. 

$1 per shooter, ribbon for each member of 

winning team. 

3 members per team to be registered with 

home ciub. 

Event 4 

Handicap event, time permitting 

$150 open order sponsored by Ian McGeoch 

Shooting & Fishing Store, Smolleff Sf, Aibury for 

possible shot over the program. 

President R. Pens Secretary F. Plas 

S (060 25 1239 Z? (060) 25 3248 I 

30T DB Cash Trophy AA G Raates 3WO. D Anton 41-43. A. A Welsh 3635. A Lloyd 

3535. B N Mannlx 44.45. L Birchall 43-45. C P Thompson 27-30. S Mbller 29-33 

THE FOREST W90 - Rainy (50) IWT DB C'ship AA: P Farrugla IWIW. I. €1115 

lW102. F Rapley 99-102. A A Lloyd 97.IW. R. Haug 126130. A Mam 125-130 B D. 

Salvagg~o93.100. L LIoyd92-100. B Wdhamn9I-IW. C. S MiIler8$.100.A Ball88100.B. 

Young 85.101 Grade HOs AA P Farrugla 301-310. A A. Lloyd 298310. B. N Mannlx 

277-310. C S M,lier 282-310 

GANMAIN 3.3.90 -Warm and humld (1s) ST DB Ism I Conr~dlne. P Whiilack. G 

Evans. L Graham. G Graham. B T>lgard. L Denntr. C Condon 5.5 2mDB Ism. OA: G 

Evans 8383. A G Deonls 82-83. B L Graham. C T lase HG P Whitlock 

G~E~~NNES 

1-490 - Ouercasl I121 25T DB Ism A M McCosker. C Bloxsome 2525, 

0. P Brummell23-25. C T Whne 20-25.2ST HCP N Camplon. P. Brumme1123-2525T PS 

Conl A N Camplon. A Fuller 7275.0. P Bmmmell59.75. C R. Donald 47-15 IOPR DR 

Ism A. N Camplon 1620. B P Brummell 12-20 C: R Donald 12-20. FM HO. R Donald 

88.125 HG N Camplon 119-125 D & F Hall Rophy Rr N Campbon 3. A. Futter 2. P. 

Brummell ~ ~~~~ I ~ 

GOULBURN WORKERS 11-3.90 - Windy and overcast (45) 30T DB Cahip. OA. M, 

Dlamond 7676: AA I Blazley 7676. I Ellis 4849. A D. Prlce 41-42. G Buckley 2830. 0. 

M. Slevenson 2830. M Lyons 2831. C D Stramarcas 2830. R. W~lliamr 27-30 30T SB 

C'lhlp. 0.4: F Robens 30-30. AA W Barter 31-32. G Bunfcng 30-32. A R lenkln. I. 

Shuttle 27-30. B' M Lyons 26-30, B Cosgrove 2530. C R Wilhamr 26.30. D Stramarcan 

2631 30T PS C'E~IP OA 1 Blaziey W-90. AA P Lyons 8690, I. Dlls 122, A G Buckley 

88-90. T SkellY 84-90, B M Campbell 93105. D Turnei82-105. C D Stramarcor 80-90. 

R Willlams 7890 25T DB HcP OA. 1 Mooney, 11-ism R Williams. G Todd. 1618m. T. 

Skelly. A.Redando. 1921m: G. Kazailr. S Stramarms. 22.25m: F Robens. G Buckley, 

HG. 1 Blszley 168.175 Infer HG- R Will~ams 155175 

HAWKESBURY GUN CLUB LTD 

Fairy Road, South Windsor 

Don't forget our regular program 0 

Every Friday Night - DTL - 6.30pm 

Every Second Saturday - Skeet - 12.30pm 

Every Fourth Saturday - DTL - 12.30pm 

Wednesday Afternoon - Practice 

I J. Alotta, Pres. 

(02) 631 8919 

R. Hunt, Sec. 

1021 601 7594 B.H. 

GRAFTON GUN 

CLUB INC. 

JULY OPEN SHOOT 

9.00am SUNDAY, 8th JULY 1990 

3 Layouts, 8km on Southgate Road, 

via Grafton 

EVENT 1 $12.00 

25 Targets D.B. 15m Graded S/S 

EVENT 2 $24.00, O/S $2.00 

50 TARGET D.B. 15m 

GRAFTON GUN CLUB JULY CUP 

O/A Sash & Cup 

Trophy 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C 

Veterans, Ladies & Juniors (if 3 or more) 

O/S $1.00 each 25 

EVENT 3 $12.00 

25 Target Double Barrel Cont. 

15m Cash Trophy 

1 st & 2nd AA,A,B,C 


Overall High Gun 

60% Noms Veterans. Ladies. Juniors shootins - 

full piogramme. 

Jackpot of $100.00 possible (over programme). 

Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Cartridges available. 

President Secretary 

Peter McGuire Craig Polson 

(066) 42 39.06 15 Arrnidale St, 

South Grafton 2461 NSW 


FRIDAY 1st June 1990 - 

6.30pm start 

10T Point Score Eye Opener 

25T Point Score 

30T Event (15T S/B & 15T D/B) 

SUNDAY 3rd June 1990 - 

1 lam start 

10T Eye Opener 


50T Double Barrel 

SATURDAY 9th June 1990 - 

1 lam start 

100T Olympic Trench & I.S.U. Skeet 

FRIDAY 15th June 1990 - 

6.3pm start 


20T Double Barrel (5 targets each 

off 1lmtr - 15mtr - 20mtr - 25mtr) 


SUNDAY 17th June 1990 - 

1 lam start 

75 Target Medley 

(25T Skeet - 25T Double Barrel - 25T Trench) 

Secretary: 

Lorraine Lloyd 

A.H. 520 6765 

FRIDAY 29th June 1990 - 

6.30pm start 


60T Champion of Champions 

(20T D/B - 20T S/B - 20T P/S) 


President: 

Ma1 Tilley 

Ph. (Wk) 601-7982 

(AH) 771 3519 

PRESENTS 

WESTERN 

ZONE SKEET 

TEAM 

28th JULY, 1990 

9.30AM START 

EVENT 1: 

700 TARGET WESTERN 

ZONE SKEET TEAM 

ELlMlNATlON 

$28.00. 

First AA, A, B, C Grades. 

Shot over 2 layouts. 

More events if time permits. 

Steve Williams 

(068) 84 2772 BIH 

President

1 Tamworth Clay 

- 

Target 

Club Inc. 

I PRESENTS 

1 4990 STATE DOUBLE TMP 

AND BALL TRAP 

Saturday 2nd and Sunday 

3rd June 

SATURDAY - 9.30AM START 

2nd STATE DOUBLE TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored by. C.L.A.S.S. 

75 Pair plus 25 Pair Final. 

OIA Sash, Badge and Trophy. 

Trophies AA, A, B & C Grades. 

Noms. $40.00 plus sweeps. 

SUNDAY - 9.30AM START 

STATE BALL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored by: C.L.A.S.S. 

50 Targets. 

OIA Sash. Badge and Trophy. 

Trophies AA, A, B & C Grades. 

Noms. $25.00 plus sweeps. 

Extra Ball Traw cash events to follow 

# * * 

NOTE: ONLY loz (28gm) LOADS TO BE USED. 

Lunch both days - shellsavailable - 

free camping - hot showers. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: 

ROD PRIOR 

(067) 66 1455 BIH - or - (067) 66 1537 AIH 

I 

Centreline Ammunition 

Sales & Service 

0 Winchester 

Garnbarms 

0 Ballantine 

0 Mulwex 

0 Hercules 

0 Fiocchi 

0 Vectan 

e Scorpio (067) 65 9386 


WEST LONG 

GLN BPaWCET 

CLUB INC. 

ANNUAL OPEN AND 

7ST JUNIOR SHOOT 

SATURDAY 16th JUNE 1990 

9.30am START 

OPEN 

50 Target Lake Cowal 

Pointscore Championship $17.50 

Sweep $1 .OO each 25 $2.00 

Overall Sash and Trophy 

1st and 2nd AA.A.B.C. Grades, 

Ladies and Veterans 

50 Target Bland District Handicap $17.50 

Sweep $1 .OO each 25 $2.00 

Overall Sash and Trophy 

1st and 2nd in Metre Groups 11-14, 15-18, 

19-21, 22-25, Ladies and Veterans 

High Gun - Sash and 34cm CO~OU~ TV 

Overall Sweep - $1 .OO over 

the Programme $1 .OO 


JUEllOR SHOOT 

9.30am START 

5 Target Eye Opener $1 .OO 

25 Target Double Barrel $7.00 

25 Target Pointscore $7.00 


Trophies: Junior Sash and Trophy each Age 

Group 10-16 Yrs 

High Gun Overall - Sash 

JUNIOR SHOOT SPONSORED BY: 

Coopers Footwear. W. Wyalong Gun and Sports, 

Armstrong Toyota, W. Wyalong Newsagency, J.W. 

Funnell & Son, Vern Oavies Auto Parts. John Collins, W. 

Wyalon Motors, June Scott Takeaway, K.J. Butchery, 

Dodds chemist, Hats At Pats. Soudens Hardware, Ken 

Barber. Fealy's Shoe Repairs. Caltex Depot, Crest 

Petroleum, Walkers Ag-N-Vet, Burnham Shell, N. Finch 

Esso, Colmac, Cole Engineering. K. Tough Ampol, V. & 

L. Collins, Ron McClintock, Tony Hart. Crisp Mobil. 

Kelly's Buses. 

Refreshments - Lunch - Cartridges Available. 

The Club reserves the right to alter the programme 

if necessary. 

President 

G. Fairman 

(069) 74 1223 

Secretary 

G. Bolte 

(069) 72 3100

RICHMOKo RNER 2-C90 - Overcasl, light ram (20) IST Hcp. 1st P Murphy 15.15. 

2ndK Asken 15-15 25TDBCont 15m A I Ferrell24-25.5 P. Brown22.25.C K Howard 

22-25 207 DD C'sh~p 1st T. Schneider & R Shepherd 1820. 2nd I Ferret! & 1 Dykei 

IL20 25T DB Rs Ism A R Shepherd 71-75. B P Brown 69-75. C K Allken 70.15~ 

SUNm CORNER &C90 - Cool and we1 (21) 1OOT 15m Grd Rtggtng & Erecilng 

Peipelval Trophy AA & OA P Hayman 99-IW. A DelBen 99IW. A L Arnold 105106. 

P Lynch 102.105. B P Gr8iiithr 98-IW. R Campbell 93-IW. C R Pieper 90100. G 

Roberts 67-1M) 

SYDNEY 23.3-90 - Mdd olght(30) CCb DB C'rh~p SOT AA & OA. G Raoles 72.74. 1 

Petrina 71.74. A L Trevi 54.57. A Welsh 53-57. B 5 Bonaccora 5054. D ~orster49-54. 

C A Chri~laker 47.50. F Cianlar 3056 

SYDNEY 6490 - Mlld nlghl (26). Club DB C'rhrp AA. G Roales 54.57, K Bosanko 

47.50. A L Trew 47-50. G Fllzgerald 45-50. B & O A M. Roper 55.57. D Forrter 43-50, C: 

A Salem 42.50, I Scocca 4050 HG L *ew 51-70 

TAMWORTH 15-4.90 - Overcasl (21) 2ST Skeet Hcp CD R. Corney. K Warn. G 

Torrenr. P. Nash. S Narh. R Taylor. R Pryor. T Ralte. C Barton all 25-25 SOT Skeet 

Goanoo Goanoo C'shlp OA: C Barton 4950. A R Prior 47-51; B P. Nash 57-59. C R 

Co~ney 45.50 25TSkeet Hcp CD G. Barnes, A Wyall. G. Wyall. R Melvdle. P Ralte. T. 

Ralle. C Barton. N Whllfen a11 2525. OA HG 5. Narh 97.100 

... . 

WACCA 14.90 - F.ic w;.rrn (1" 23T 25 Con' CII . c5.r olc jT S.*cc PS Cos. 

Cmo OA 5 G-1.1 i;.j: AA G ?ral:rer 140151 A B Rcwe .44 .S: 8 C C.2r.l) 

.3E !tO C R KIIQ 123-153 2f? Dfi CD 1 p;..< her HC 5 CLC;! 2lj'jC 

WAKEHURST 84-90 - Overcasl(48) PTesdent's Cup DTL IUT SB 12m. IOT PS Ism. 

10T DB Ism. OA N Loucas, A 1. Gubeima. P Etherton; B E Lahoad. B. Crane, C R 

lenkins. T Falvo~ 

BOORT iVarm ,:i in Guca law dl'cmo3n (2.. L>T Klxel: Tar A 8 OA K C;umhcs 

ica h' Ao:alorr# 6 C Cm mhrl6 ?nd L Snundcrr C R Whytcross 2nd I Wh~rnxe 

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 

5cll.n C ' \vn,,,?orc 

CAU\VADDASrAWEU 154-90 - rlni: oLs y v .ni 79 I0T PS rO '1 Black B 1,) 

: 11.r' r. K~~.,:c,I 3030 2iT si~;.c !'ace!, 08 c m.6 OA 2 A B 12y 25.25 \V 

Cd.,l:y 4641 3 1 l>?r~5242) '? Mir'r7729 C 1.1 il35~,lrd23i'j B Fascne22-25 2;T 

A C A.:'>.c!kr Ill:.?!' DBC ir ; ^A o A Ci YcH~:nry 252: X I2:s~ni.r 39.40 B G 

lll,,b 25'5 R :lar:.r C N McOlil.2223 U K#?kdl~ 21 21. 

PAGE 36 

CEELONG CLAY 

I TARGET CLUB HC. 

JUNE PROGRAMME 1990 

SATURDAY 9th 

lpm Start. E.O. close 1.45pm 

Event 1 ~ Nnm: . . - . Sdsn - . - - 

10 Tgt Pts E.O. C.D. 

Event 2 Nom: $8.00 

25 Tgt D.B. Championship 

Graded A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade, Badge OIA 

Event 3 

25 Tot Pts ~~~ Chamoionshio .~ ~ ~ 

Nom: 98.00 

Graded A.B.C. :st, 2nd each grade:~adge OIA 


25 Tgt D.B. Cont. Championship 

Graded A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade. Badge OIA 

Event 1 

Graded 

Event 2 

Graded 

Event 3 

Graded 

Event 4 

HIGH GUN SASH OVER EVENTS 1,2,3,4. 

* * * 

Graded 

SATURDAY 16th 

1 pm Start. Noms close 1.45pm 

Nom: $8.00 

25 Tgts Pts Championship 

A.B.C. 1st. 2nd each arade. - Badge OIA 

~im: 98.00 

25 Tat D.B. ChamDionshio 

A.B.C. ist, 2nd each' grade: Badge OIA 

Nom: $8.00 

10 Pair D.R. Championship 

A.B.C. Ist, 2nd each grade. Badge OIA 

Nom: $8.00 

25 Tgt Skeet Championship 

A.B.C. 1st. 2nd each grade. Badge OIA 

SUNDAY 24th 

lpm Start. Moms close 1.45pm 


25 Tot Pts Chamoionshin 

Graded A.B.C.

Home: 318 3151 

AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS- JUNE 1990 

10 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CID - 16m 

WEDNESDAY 13th - 6.30PM 

15 TARGET MIXED METERAGE CASH DIVIDE 

5 Tgts 1 lm, 5 Tgts 16m, 5 Tgts 20m 

15 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

lst, 2nd. 3rd - Sash Overall - Front Marker 11-15m 

15 TARGET HANDICAP 

1st 2nd, 3rd - Back Marker 22-25m 


10 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE 

VICTORIAN GUN CLUB WINTER WON MAN' TITLE 

5 Tgts DB, 5 Tgts SB, 5 Tgts Hcp, 

5 Tgts Continental, 5 Tgts Po~nts 

Cash Awards 1st to 5th - Divided 40%, 30%, 15%, looh, 5% 

Sash Overall 

15 TARGET DIB CASH DIVIDE - 16M 


15 TARGET METERAGE HANDICAP 

A-Ism, 8-161-61, C-14m - Ist, Znd, 3rd 

15 TARGET SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

OIA Sash plus 25% - 1st A, B, C 150/0 - 2nd A, B, C $lo% 

15 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

lst, 2nd, 3rd plus Front Marker 11-15m - Sash Overall 

c oses one hour after start. 

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WMGAMmA 

CLAY TARGET 

CLUB NC 

QUEEN'S BIR AY 

WEKENZ) SHOOT 

MONDAY, JUNE 11th - DTL - 

10.00am START 

Please Note Earlier Start 

Event 1 $4.00 

10 Tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener 

Event 2 $8.00 + 01s $1.00 

20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship 

Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC + Best Junior - Full sash 

Olall winner, ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners 

Sponsor - WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA 

Event 3 $8.00 + 01s $1.00 

20 Tyt Pointscore Championship 

Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC - Full sash Olall winner. 

ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners 

Sponsor - WILLOUGHBY'S GAS DISPOSAL AND 

GUN CENTRE 

Event A %nn.nn + 01s %l~nn 

- . - . . - - -. - - - . - . . - - 

MAJOR HANDICAP - 20 TARGETS 

1st Place - Choice of Microwave Oven. Portable 

TV, Video Recorder or GaslElectric Car Fridge 

2nd Place - Dinner Setting - 84 pieces for 6 - 

Value $779 

3rd Place - Canteen Cutlery - Value $120 

Back Marker 22-25 Mtrs - $30.00 Cash or Tro~hv 

Event 5 $8.00 + OE si.00 

20 Tgt Continental Championship 

Trophy 1st & 2nd ABC - Full sash Olall winner, 

ribbons for 2 remaining grade winners 

Sponsor - WANGARATTA MOTORS PTY LTD 

HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM 

Ladies. Veterans & Juniors 1/2 Noms 

Events 2, 3, 4 & 5 

SUNDAY, JUNE 17th - SKEET - 

12 Noon START 

JUNIOR DTL - 1.30pm START 

Event 1 $15.00 + 01s $1.00 

50 Tyt Skeet Championship 

Overall & ABC plus Best Junior 

Sponsor - ROWAN STREET CALTEX 

SERVICE STATION 

Event 2 $15.00 + 01s $1.00 

50 Tyt Skeet Championship 

Overaii & ABC 

Ladies. Veterans & Juniors - l/2 Noms 


Tony Penney Bev Penney 

Ph. (060) 24 4215 AH Ph. (060) 55 5452 BH 

CLAY TARGET 

CLUB HC 

JUM PROGRAM 

1990 

11.30am start, Eye Opener or 

First Event closes 1pm sharp 

SUNDAY 3rd 

*lst Teams Elimination for 

South Australian visit 

Event 1 $8.00 

15T Prs E.O. C.D. 

Event 2 $9.00 

20T S.B. A.B.C. 

25T D.B. A.B.C. 

15T TOWER PTS 

25T SKEET A.B.C 

SUNDAY 10th 

Event 1 $15.00 

30T D.B. A.B.C. 

Event 2 $15.00 

30T PTS A.B.C. 

Event 3 510.00 

25T SKEET A.B.C. 

Event 4 $9.00 

20T CONTINENTAL A.B.C. 

Event 5 $9.00 

20T D.B. 1.2.3. 

SUNDAY 17th 

VENETO-ABRUZZO CLUB SHOOT 

SUNDAY 24th - 11.30am Start 

2nd S.A. Elimination 

METRO vs S.A. GUN CLUB 

TEAM SHOOT 

Events open to all shooters. Scores for Metro Club 

members will be recorded to make team best 3 out 

of 5 eliminations. 

Dates: June 3rd, 24th, July 8th, 22nd, 

August 5th. 

S.A. Visit on August 25 & 26th. 

Practice: 

Sol. 12 noon fo 5pnr DTL, Tower O Skeet 

Tues. I2 noon to Spm, DTL O Skeet 


Bert Lobley N. Pengelly 

467 5935 (054) 28 2268 

Club Rooms 401 3134 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS - JUNE 1990

MELBOURNE 

GUN CLUB 

JUNE PROGRAM 

COMMENCING 12 NOON 

SATURDAY 2nd 

25T Point Grd C'ship A.B.C. Novice Norn $9 

25T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Norn $9 

20T H'cap 1.2.3. 21-25 metre Norn $8 

25T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C. Novice Norn $20 

SATURDAY 9th 

SEE MAY BOOK 

MONDAY 1 1 th 

SEE MAY BOOK 

SATURDAY 16th I 

25T SIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $9 

50T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $1 5 

10 Pair DlRise Grd C'ship A.B.C. Norn $8 

75T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C. Nom $20 

25T Skeet 20 Gauge CID Nom $9 

SATURDAY 23rd 

FRANKSTON-AUSTRALIAN vs 

MELBOURNE 

TRAP & SKEET TEAM SHOOT 

AN Shooters Welcome 

Event 1 Nom $15 

15T Points Grd A.B.C. Sweep 


Frankston-Australian vs Melbourne 

50T DIB Grd C'ship AA.A.B.C. 


Frankston-Australian vs Melbourne 

lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship AA.A.B.C. 

SATURDAY 30th 


25T Points Grd C'ship A.B.C. 


25T DIB Grd C'ship A.B.C. 


15 Pair DlRise Grd C'ship A.B.C. 

Event 4 Norn $20 

75T Skeet Grd C'ship A.B.C. 


MELBOURNE 

GUN CLUB 

QUEEN'S BlRTHDA Y 

WEEKEND 

9& 11 JUIVE 1990 

SATURDAY 9th - 

Commencing 11.30am 

3rd SOUTH-EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT 

See May issue for full details 

MONDAY 1 lth - QUEEN'S 

BIRTHDAY 

1 lam start - Sponsored by 

'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' 


25T 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' 

Points Grd C'ship 

AA.A.B.C. 1.2.3. each Grd 

1st Lady and Junior 


SOT 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' DIB Grd C'ship 

1.2.3. AA.A.B.C. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd Ladv & Junior 

1st each ~ r- d 1 set (4) fyres, Jacket & Cap 

& Sash 

2nd each Grd - 1 Box Vitafilrn & Cap 

3rd each Grd - 1 Sports Bag & Cap 

1st Lady & Junior - Jacket & Cap 

2nd Lady & Junior - 1 Box Vitafilrn & Cap 

3rd Lady & Junior - Sports Bag & Cap 


75T 'SOUTH PACIFIC TYRES' Skeet Grd 

C'ship AA.A.B.C. Lady & Junior 

OIA Winner - 1 Set (4) Tyres & Cap & Sash 

3 Grd 1st - Ribbon & Jacket & Cap 

4 Grd 2nd - 1 Roll Vitafilrn & Cap 

4 Grd 3rd - Sports Bag & Cap 

1st Lady & Junior - Ribbon & Jacket & Cap 

2nd Lady & Junior - 1 Box Vitafilm & Cap 

3rd Lady & Junior - Sports Bag & Cap

3Ot HANDICAP Nom $23,O/S $1 

OA Lamba U/O 

1st each Group. Case Carlrtdges 

11-15. 16-19. 20-25 

301 Championship Nom $9,O/S $2 

OA, A. B. C 

HIGH GUN 

G.N.T. Ballintine Phone (058) 28 5205 

15 Tgl HANDICAP (Cash Da~de) 

Practice imm llam Jackpals on Events 7. 2 8 3 

Lunch avarlable, heated Clvbhoose 

Ail events sponsored by Mr Kleen-Up 

16-20. C 1 Wrlghl 19 20 

COLAC 31-3-90 - Cnl and cloudy (101 ZSTCD A B lennmgr 16-25. B P McDonald 

2G25 B Flimlnq, I Ballogh 14-25, C. 6 Clarke 16-25. M Nash. L Densley 1025 50T 

Club C ship OA 6 Fiemanil 44-50 A B Icnnmqs 33-50. B P McDonald 34-50. R. Bran 

33%. C 6 Clarke 22-50. M Narh 17.50 

COLAC H-90 - rlne and mild, l~qhl cloud (28) 10T PS €0 Ism C Colneby. D Cox. 

F Dlqnan A Davts G Iohn9lon all 3030 30T Don Corilorphan 5h~ld C'nhip 0.4 C 

Corneby 61-61 A P Carrol6Gsl F Dignan 1041. B S Harval 3031. R Braln37-38. C. 

K Clarke 29-30 B Sra.,:n 27-30 20T Hcp 1st A Aglerhuls 2020. 2nd P Carroll 19-20.3rd 

D Cox BM I Dicklns 1821 20T DBC ship OA C Corneby 6353. A R CaombesZC26: 

B G Mahonry 45-46. C K Clarke 52-53 HG P Carroll 

COLBlNABBlN 2-90 - r -I. 54' 3: T C 5t8 2 OA R &"en .I. 

. . 

14 A K Snearer 

5 A :r,,n.. loa .I.: . . b\re..:o.:. 64 7: Z'ITS~C:~; OA w ~agn zi?o 

A G 71r.e ;:c?: 6 C L2r.c. 192: C t.! \'I~lr'r~z.re:.-?i i!TDPCm.p A S 

. 4 N k t 3 4 8 I I 2 . A a 9 3 C Y Ker 22 27. C 

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SATURDAY JUNE 30 -' 12.30~111 start 

101 0.8. Eye Opener CD Nom $8 0s $2 

POI D.B. Gr C'ship A.B.C. 

1 & 2 each grade 

Nom 58 os $2 

2Ot S.B. Gr C'ship A.B.C. 

1 8 2 each grade 

Ladies, Juniors & Veterans reduced norns. 

SUNDAY JUNE 3 

Commencing 12.30 

101 PIScore 

201 Handicap (4 groups) 

201 W. Cations D.E. Graded C'ship 

A.E.C. 1 6 2 

Vlciorian Gun Club versus Werribee Gun Club for the Baley Shield. 

54 60 donaled by D & D Chapman Flrh Shwl In B Webb 2nd N Courl 3rd B 

Chapman 

FRRNKSTON-AUSTRALIAN 3-3.90 - Fme, hot (115) 5OT Sportlng C'shlp DA R. rees 

4650. AA B Bond 41-50 B Thomron 4050. A. M lngvantl 44~50. G Evan 4050. 8- T. 

Morqan44-54. V Dillon 43-54 C R Hlrd 3250. N Ryland31-50, Ladles L Thayer 2150. 

J Ainger 22-50. Iuo~ois C G~eenalqh 31-50. 5 Hale. I Fllby. S. Morgan; Velerans: N 

F,lbu 24-50 . D Hadaviav -, 31-50 ...~ 

FRRNKSTON-AUSTRALIAN 4-3-90 - Fine. not I631 30T PIS Cash each Cid A G. 

Hayden 99-99, B A Walbank 9090. C G Douglas 89-90 SOT DB C'sh,p AA & OA R. 

Coombes S4-55. A P Calvl 53-55. B A Walbank 1950. C L Gray 4C5O 50T Skeet 

C'shlp AA& OA G Guy 59-60. A C Ogden465D. B T Gauld49-50. C T Lelliar~43-51. 

S0T Skeel Trophy AA P Ryland 9293 A C Ogden 4650: B B Mack 52-58: C F 

C1g11o11~4550 SOTTrench C'ship A P Clancy 8hlM. B b OA: L Chaplln BSIW, C R 

Bresnan 97-125 

Ryland 26-30:B G Avlson 28-30. C R Salp~elro 20-30 


SATURDAY JUNE 2nd - 12.30pm 

BALMRAT 

Event 3 

15 Tgt D/B "Scorpio 100 CIShip, O/S $1 

OIA Sash plus Case Cartridges 

50 Tgt Ball Trap 1,2,3, Cash 1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges 

2nd each Grade 500 Scorpio Wads 

50 Tgt DlBarrel 1,2,3, Cash Event 4 

01s $1 each 25, $1 O/A each Event 10 Tgt Silent Rise CID 

OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot O/A High Gun Sash - Jackpot 

SUNDAY JUNE 17th - 12.30pm SATURDAY AUGUST 4th - 12 noon 

Event 1 

20 Tgt DIBarrel. Cash, O/S $1 50 Tgt C.I.G. Club Ball Trap Championship 

O/A Sash & Trophy 

1st each Grade Ribbon & Trophy 

2nd each Grade Trophy 

20 Tgt Pts. Cash. O/S $1 O/S $1 each 25, O/S $1 OIA 

50 Tgt S.W. Zone Ball Trap Championship 

OIA Sash & Trophy 

1st each Grade Ribbon & Traphy 


O/S $1 each 25. OIS $1 O/A 

10 Tgt Pts El0 C/D OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot 

FRIDAY NIGHT June 22nd - 7.00pm 

1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges 


10 T t SlBarrel CID 

O/A High gun Sash - Jackpot 

SATURDAY JULY 7th - 12.30pm 

50 Tgt Ball Trap. 1.2.3. Cash 

50 Tgt DIBarrel, 12.3, Cash 

OIS $1 each 25, $1 OIA each Event 

OIA High Gun Sash - Jackpot 

SUNDAY JULY 15th - 12.30pm 

10 Tgt Pts El0 CID 

50 Tgt "Brian Mark Real Estate" DIB CIShip 

OIA 1,2 each Grade - Trophies over $600 

O/S $1 each 25, $1 O/A 

20 Tgt Graded Pts, Cash. 01s $1 


FRIDAY NIGHT JULY 27th - 7.00pm 

10 Tgt Pts El0 CID 

15 Tgt Ballarat Automatics Novice CIShip 1,2.3 

SUNDAY AUGUST 19th - 12 noon 

CONTINENTAL Dd Y 

10 Tgt Cont El0 CID 

Event 2 

30 Tgt "Buninyong Homestead" Club D/B Cont ClShip 

OIA Sash and Trophy 

1st each Grade Ribbon & Trophy 

20 Tgt Club Graded Cont Pts CIShip, O/S $1 

O/A Sash & Trophy 

lsl each Grade Ribbon & Trophy 


Event 4 

20 Tgt Cont DIB Cash 


FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 24th - 7.00pm 

Event 1 

10 Tgt Pts El0 C/D 

Event 2 

15 Tgl Ballarat Automatics Novice CIShip 

1,2,3 Sash & Trophies 

Event 3 

15 Tgt DIB "Scorpio 100" CIShip, OIS $1 

OIA Sash plus Case Cartridges 

1st each Grade Ribbon plus 100 Cartridges 


Event 4 

10 T t SIBarrel CID 

OIA High gun Sash - Jackpot 

Please note - Easter Sunday shoot will be shot on November 3rd. 

We apologise for anyone who may have turned up. 

TOWER & SKEET TO OPEN SOON 


LadieslVetslJnrs Reduced Noms. 

Hot Canteen Facilities. 

Ammo available. 

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TARGET CLUB NC 

JUNE SHOOT 

SUNDAY 24th 

12.30 start 

Event 1 

Event 2 

Event 3 

Event 4 

20t P.S. Champ A.B.C. 

First & Second each grade 

20t S.B. Champ A.B.C. 

First 61 Second each grade 

2Ot D.B. Champ A.B.C. 

First & Second each grade 

20t D.B. Cont Champ A.B.C. 

First 61 Second each grade 

High Gun over the Four Events 

BBQ Lunch 61 Refreshments Available 

T. Maskell (Pres) T. Hicks (Sec) 

(058) 62 2224 BH (058) 62 1166 

AH (058) 62 2106 

Veaeto & Ab 

Gun Clubs 

Sunday, 17th June, 1990 

to be held at 

Metropolltan Clay Target Club Inc. 

O'Herns Road Epping 

Event l Nom. $6 

101 W0 Ptr. 1st A. B & C. 

Event 2 Nom. $18 

(ReducedNom. $ 12) 

SMD/B. 1 &2A,B&C. 

Event3 Nom $9 

10PalrD/R 1&2A,B&C 

Event4 Nom $10 

25TSkm 1 &2A,B&C 

.kt Excellent canteen facilities 

Thr continuing support of lhe following arganiralianr is a h appreciated; 

T$CMotorrPly Lld.. 118 Dundar Slr~el. Thornbury. Ph. 484 2515. 

Niiiumbik Cellars Ry. Lld , 379 Eelmore Road, Baiwyn. Ph. 857 8320 

Aiw 11 Chute 3. Diamond Crd. Ph. 438 1249 

Concorde Liquor Ry. Ltd.. 70 Railway Road. Blackbum. Ph. 894 2555. 

M&% Conrlmdionr W. Lld.. 6 Swanslon St, Preston Ph. 480 51W. 

HiilonrBurinersAqPncy. InFlaoi. 70DoncaslerRd.Nth. Balwyn.Ph. 819 7710. 

S. Z& 

Ph. 480 3028 

E. Monhnam 

Ph. 846 1718 

SMODPQRTQN 

CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. 

BOX 126 SHEPPARTON 3630 

SUNDAY 3rd JUNE 

ECONOMY SHOOT 

1 . WM START - LUNCH AVAILABLE. 

Ladies. Juniors 8 Veterans - Reduced Nwnr 

EVENT I ReducedNomr. 54. Nwnr 56 

20T GRD. WUBLE BARREL CH'SHIP 

Shot off 13m - rhwt-aff back lm ea, targer. 

Gold ~- ~ Medalltm -Overall winner. 

Plus lit8 2nd prizes ia. gde. OlS OlA S 1 

EVENT 2 Reduced Noms. 14. Nomr 15 

2OT NOVELTY HANDICAP 

Shotoff 18"-AAoffwratch.A Gde.get 1T.B-2T.C-3T.rogerinto 

shmt-aff off I&. 

Gold Medallion - overall winner. 

Pius 1st. 2nd 8 3rd prizes. 01s OlA S 1 

EVENT 3 Reduced Nomr. 54. Nomr 16 

20T GRD. METERED DIBARREL CH'SHIP 

Snol - A Goe off 18m. 8 off lbm. C off 14m 

GO a M ~ acon l -overall w nner 

PL% lrr 8 2na pruer ea gae 

Total Reduced Nomr. 512 TOTALFULLNOMS. $17 

Piu~Sweepl - 5 3 PlurSweepr - 13 

115 

$20 

- 

President: Steve Threlfall 

Phone 21 6572 atsheppanon Outdoor Spom 

or 21 3679 AIH 

Secretary: Alan Simr. phone 21 2 

MONTHLY GUIDE 

CERBERUS GUN CLUB 

Melway 194 H2 

Sec. Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926 

SATURDAY JUNE 2nd 

10 TGT POINTS CID 

60 TGT MEDLEY 

20 DIE, 20 SIB, 20 H'CAP 

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC) 

Melwav . . . ., 146 . . . A11 . . . 

Sec. Stewart James (03) 789 7452 

SATURDAY 23rd - NOTE CHANGE OF DATE 

10 TGT DIE E.O. 

30 TGT DIB GRADED C'SHIP 

25 TGT HANDICAP 

ROUND OF NZ INSURANCE SHIELD 

NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC) 

Melway 2W K2 

Sec. ~ o scoff d (059) 85 8445 

SATURDAY 16th - 

ROUND 3 H'LIGHT & HEATER HIG 

60 TGT MEDLEY - 20 DIB, 20 SIB, 20 PTS 

50 TGT SIMULATED 

SATURDAY 30th 

50 TGT SIMULATED 


50 T~GET G 

SATURDAY 23 JUNE 

NOMS - Open $23 - Ladies & 

Juniors $17 

OlALL $250 Cash 

AA $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart. 

A $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart. 

B $150 Cash, 2nd l/z Case Win. AA Cart. 

C $150 Cash, 2nd 712 Case Win. AA Can. 

Juniors, Veterans to shoot their Grade 

% Case Win. AA Cart. for Best Ladies Score 

% Case Win. AA Cart. for Best Junior Score 

112 Case Win. AA Cart. for Best Veterans Score 

Open to aN A.C.T.A. & Field and Game 

Registered Shooters 

OVER $1200 ihl TROPHY VALUE 

11.00am start Noms will close 1.00prn 

Racecourse Reserve, Deniliquin 

Sunday June 17th - 

12 noon start 

Event 1 

Event 2 

Event 3 

lot Pointscore Eye Opener 

20t Pointscore 

Sponsored by Paul Bell 

15pr Double Rise Championship 


Event 4 

20pr Deauville Doubles. Chosen Partners 


Time Permitting - lot Club Mug 

High Gun Ribbon & Trophy 


Ron Cugley Heather King 

(058) 81 4139 PO Box 11 5, Deniliquin 


ECHUCA 

GUN CLUB 

GIVING SOMETHING BACK TO 

THE SHOOTER 

I SUNDAY JUNE 10 - 12 noon pj 

Event 1 

Event 2 

Event 3 

Event 4 

Noms $5.00 

10t Ball Trap Cash Divide Noms $6.00 

20t Grouped Handicap Noms $6.00 

20t Single Barrel C'ship Noms $6.00 

20t Double Barrel C'ship 

and Skeet Practice from llarn-12 noon 

D. J.L. 

I SATURDAY JUNE 23 - 12 noon I 


25t Skeet C'ship 1.2.3. 


501 Skeet C'ship 


Ball Trap Cash Divide 

Ball Trap practlce also available on this day. 

Overall Sash and Trophy for all Championship events 

plus grade sashes and trophy, also trophy for second 

each grade. 

President R. Traill Secretary D.W. Uenn 

1 (054) 84 1356 (054) 82 3604 I 

Warrac abed 

Trap & Skeet 

Club Inc. 

State Deauville Doubles 

It RIFLES + RIFLES + RIFLES 

Monday, June llth, 12 noon 

Event 1 $20 Noms 

20 PAIR STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLES 

1st. Norinca Rifles 

2nd &Case Cartridges 

Deluxe Sashes to the Winners 

Sponsored by Westpac 

Prize Value $750 

Event 2 $8 Norns 

25 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

First & Second each Grade 

S~C. 

P. Clark & K. Vogel Pres. R. Black 

(053) 98 1576

. . 

FRRNI(STON-AUSTRRLUW 253-90 - Hat 166) 3OT Rs Trophy A & OA. B Perks 

W90: 0. 0. Henaoad87-90: C. I Dawklnr 83-90 5OT BIB C'sh~p AA B Perk.54-55. A I 

Blackley 133.134: B& OA. P. Z~ndll~r 55-55: C. D Anderroz4650 IWTSkeet C'~hlp: AA 

& OA. B. Thamnon IMIW. A. G. Wallls99100.B 0. Maek9CIW. C: M Hlll90.100. SOT 

Rench C'E~~P A I Blackley 4350. B& OA G. Av1son4FSO. C A lervasa 4OSO Teams 

- DTL- P Zlndllls 50. D. Cuunnlngham 49. P Calvi 49. P. Clancy 49. 197-2W. Skeet D. 

Cunnrngham 99. 0 Wall13 99. 1 Hale 99. P Asher 97. 392.400, 

F'RANKSTON-AUWRALmN 1490 - Flne (741 25T Rs. A & OA M Marlant 83-84: B P. 

G~gltollt 19-75; C: V. R m 69-75. ZSTSB A & OA M. Martan! 23-25. 6 P Zlnd~lir 22-25: C. 

0. hlack 22-26. 25T DB. A & OA: I. Blackley 40.40. B A Guskick 2425: C: I. Dawkmr 

24-25 25T BT. A: 1. Blackley 24-25. B P. Rlgml 2025: C P. Ztndll~s 22-25. SOT Skeet 

C'lhl~ AA. D. Cunnlngham 50.50, A: G Wallis 4650, B B Mack 4850: C. G. Douglas 

41.50. 50T Skeet Rench A C. Odgen 4650: B: B. Sanderran 4550: C: N. Ryland 4250 

S0T Trench. A & DA: 1 Blackley 90103: C. G. Calder 40.50 

GEEMNG 1490 - (421 1OT Rn EO CD. A Breen. W. Calaby, S. Haberman. N 

Mannos. G. Mahoney, J. Bierelanall 3W0 25T Pis C'rhbp A& OA: G. Smllh 105108. W~ 

Calaby 105105: B. G Mahoney 74-75. R. Sydenham 73-75; C: S McNabb 81-87. M 

Carhle 78-87 2ST DB C'rh>p A & OA. S. Haberman 8989. A. Bieen 84-85. B: D. 

Sydenham 2629: C: D. Cox 5660. S McNabb 33-51 25T Skeet C'rhir A: W. Calaby 

2525;B& OA G. Thom~n 2525. K. Veal 24-25. C: R Sadler 22-25, R Rankln2025. HG 

W. Calab~ 153-155. 

GOROKE74IX)-Clear,wmdy (21) IOTEOCD. M. K8ngwell.T Drummond. A.Smtlh, 

R Denby 1010 SOT DB Aulumr. C'shbp: OA & A R Denby 4550, A. Sm~lh 4650; 0. T 

Drummond 4kSO. 1. Hbnneberg 43-50; C K. Howe 46-52, G. Dinning 4553. 

HAMILTON 21- - Wlndy (70). Ohmpyc TargelrTeamShwl: Is, W~rnmera 277.300. 

2nd Weslern2753W. 3rdSauth-East 2693W The HG lrophy for theteamshoo! war won 

by Roger Dvlhle 4040 2ST DB C'shlp. OA & A. R Duthle 7679. G. Sleele 77-79: B D. 

laensch 2627. 0. Malseed 34-35; C: G. Stevens 24-25, D. Harrtr 41-43 ZST DB Con, 

C'shlp OA & B L Howlet1 33-33. E. Chaplin 32-33, A W. Upton3233. G.Sleele31-32: C. 

E. Wyfhe 2525. A S!eele 24-26 

HORSHllM 144S-Mdd(24]. 3OT Wtndy Hlll DB GrdC'rhlp A&OA A. Smifh40.40. 

R. Black 2430: B: N. H~noeberg 3940. C. Budde 33-33: C: D. R~ckard 2430. B. Mann 

2630 25T Metre Group CarhHcp I I-Ism C. lorgensen 25.25. D. Rlckard 23-25; 1620m 

N Phlppr 2525. R. Cwmbes 2430. 21-25m R. Paprt23-25. N. H1nneberg22.28. Creel& 

Insurance Services HG. A Smnh 54-35 MISS Out olf 2Sm R Coomber 

RERANC 30390 - F ne ar i cam (26, 25T NW Zcre Can' Plr OA 2 A 8 hk:rc= 

7275. M Absalom 51-73 6 G :cncs 63.75. N 5u:herdno 61-75. C D Pay 62-75 P Malr 

5375 2C? CD H Abrilo~ 5 mare0 10r, lico I;, G Brsa.ev 16.8 2rg 8 

MELBOURNE 13490 - Overcast (SO). 75T Good Frlday Skeet Grd C'ship: OA & AA: 

A. Cousens 8585: A: C. Gray 73-75; 0: 0. Mack 74.1% C: I. McVitty 6675, luntar. W. 

Holloway 64-75. 

MElaolnwE 21490 - Culd ralr c.ercas' (40. 25T Rr Grd C m:p A A Rle~re 

67-71 B & OA T Pelerr 71-75 C hl \Vle:hci*6b75 D A Pclraml 45.175 ?ST DB 

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 

Barry 2325 211'DD ho~hy .I( A Bled* 6 R Co:llnr 1920 75TS8:ec! Grd C rhl) AA 

A Crsk.~ 707s. A8 OA G ?rr..tn 7375 a F *hatchex 72.75. C S Barry 56-75 25TSkccl 

Dod~les Irl alv:ae: A Beare iiro 8 Blcnan 24-2s 

METROPOLITAN 2s-90 - Fme. hat (43). 15T SB €0: 0. Lobley 1515, A Davn. M 

joyce. NAsmar. T.Spence.T Mdeo. P. Krummlns.1 Sm~thall lClS 25TDB: A: A. Davis 

3232.B. B. Scofia2525: C: D Frost 252520TSB: A: B Lobley Z020. A Davls2930: 0.0 

Scalfa 33-35. M Maw 3235. C N. Asmar 20.20. D. Frost 1920 IST Rs Tower: 1st B. 

Labley 4545. 2ndS lvanclc44-45.3rd M Maaa52.542STSkeel-AX. Paler~n2525. B 

R Bunt11 21-25: C: M. Marra 22-25. 

METROPOLITAN I- DuIl(431 ISTPlr € 0 N El Armar. T. Spence. M. Mazza all 

4645. 2ST DB A: A. Blease 2525. G. Magdr~ari 3531: B: D. Byrne 3637. M Salvatore 

PAGE 44 

I AUS 

TARGET CLUBmC. 

ROSSITERS ROAD, CARRUM DOWNS 

PH. (03) 782 1626 

JUNE PROGRAM 

SATURDAY 2nd JUNE 

Event 1 $1 5 

50 Tgt Sporting Championship 

OIAll AA.A.6.C. L.J.V. 

(Ladies & Juniors $11) 

SUNDAY 3rd JUNE 

Event 1 

40 T9t - Points Cham~ionshio A.B.C. 

Event 2 

50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship AA.A 

Event 3 

25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C. 

Fvnnt - . -. . d . 

75 Tgt Skeet Championsip A.B.C. 

Event 5 

50 Tgt Trench Championship A.B.C. 

1 SUNDAY 10th JUNE 

Event 1 

30 Tgt Points Cash each Grade A.B.C. 

Event 2 

Fvent - . - . . 3 - 

30 Tgt Single Barrel Championship A.B.C. 

30 Tgt Double Barrel Championship A.B.C. 

Event -. 4 

7- 


Event 5 $1 4 

50 Tgt Skeet Championship AA.A.9.C. 

Event 6 $16 


SUNDAY 17th JUNE 

Event 1 $14 

40 Tgt Points Cash each Grade A.B.C. 

Event 2 515 

50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship M.A.B.C. 

Event 3 $8 


Event 4 

50 Tgt Skeet Championship M.A.B.C. 

Event 5 


SATURDAY 23rd JUNE 

Event 1 

50 Tgt WINTER SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIP 

See Separate Advert This Magazine 

SUNDAY 24th JUNE 

$14 

$20 

Event 1 

$1 0 

30 Tgt Points Championship A.B.C. 

Event 2 

$14 

40 Tgt Double Barrel Championship A.B.C. 

Event 3 

$8 


Event 4 

$23 

100 Tgt Skeet Championship A.B.C. 

Event 5 

$16 

50 Tgt Trench Trophy A.B.C. 


RAAF POINT COOK 

GUA CLUB 

FRIDAY 1 JUNE 

15 TGT El0 CID 

15 TGT PTS CID 

20 TGT DIB CID 

FRIDAY 8 JUNE 

15 TGT El0 CID cont 

15 TGT PTS CID cont 

20 TGT DIB CID cont 

FRIDAY 15 JUNE 

15 TGT UO CID 

15 TGT SIB CID 

20 TGT PTS CID 

SUNDAY 17 JUNE 

10 TGT PTS El0 CID 

20 TGT Officer Commanding PTS ClSHlP 

20 TGT H'CAP (first 6 places) 

FRIDAY 22 JUNE 

15 TGT El0 CID 

15 TGT SIB CID 

20 TGT D/B CID 

NOTE: 

All Friday shoots commence at 7.00pm 

All Sunday shoots commence at 12 noon 

Enquiries: Phil Pegg 

After Hours Only - (03) 369 6042 


MARYBOROUGH 

jc GUN CLUB 

- 

4 GUNS & AMMO- 

GREAT VALUE 

TWELFTH 

CENTRAL VICTORIAN 

GRAND PRlX .k 

Saturday, June 23rd 

- . -. . . 

20 t. CITY OF MARYBOROUGH POINTS SCORE 

CHAMPIONSHIP AA, A, 8, C 

City of Ma~yborough Perpetual Trophy, and Sash to Overall 

Win",,, .......-. 

plus trophy, value $100, sponsored by Mew Gay Insurances, 

1 st OIA and grade winners 400 cartridges and sash 

2nd each grade 250 carbides. 3rd each grade 100 cartridges 

Event 2 $35.00 

CENTRAL VICTORIAN GRAND PRlX 

251. DOUBLE BARREL off 15 in. 

Metre group dlvialons 11-14,lS-17, 18-21,22-25 

Overall and group winner- 

Browning A5 Auto Shotgun, Retail Value 51500 

First each other group- 

8eretta 1200. Vent Rlb Auto ShotguIl 

value 5820 

Second each group- 

$4 Case Shells 5 

Event 3 

15 t HANDICAP off handicap marks 

Sponswed by Graham Jacka ~oiden and 

Central Vktwlan Frozen Fwds 

Metre groups-I 1-15,16-22.21-25 

First each group--1 case shells, 

Secondeach group--2W shells 

$10.00 

High Gun-I case cartridges, 

sponsored by Winchester Aust. 

Ladies, veteran and]unlw hlgh gun trophles- 

mln. 3 shooters 

Ladies, juniors and veterans 60% norn 

Refreshments available on ground 

Four traps operating 

Secretary: G. Csssetls, 

054-65 3007

3537. C J Coscarella 24-25. R Beilkno 22-25 25T Ball Trap A A Biease 24.25, W ller 

24-25 B 0 Hayek 24-25. V Malhca 22-25. C. C De Carobs 34-40. R Belllno 3540 2OT 

Pis A K Wrlght 6060, B Lobley 95-W. B 0 Hayek 57.60. D Macarlney 5560. C. N. 

Pengelly 57.60. T Corcarello 52-60 2M' Pts Tovier 1st I. Smith 125123. 2nd T Spence 

122-123, 3rd G Havek 6061 

METROPOLITAN 8490 - Fine (371 15T Pts EC T Spence N Pensellv both 4545 B 

MYAMYN 164-90 - Overcar!. llne(461 25T Easter Monday DB Ord C'shlp OA & A 

G Sleele 71-71. T Smilh 7071. B A Morr~son 2529. B Malseed 41-42. C- A Moody 

24.25. Karen Wllllams 36-39 3M' Myamin Classic DB Grd C'shlp OA & A G Steele 

45-45. T 5mllh 35-35. B B Malseed 44-45. A Mornson 32-33. C. R Rundeli 2830. Karen 

Wllllamr 27-31 25T S W Zone Con1 SB Grd C'ship A G Sleele 27-32. W Wambwell 

21-25. OA& B G HelghI26-32 G McLeod 21-25. E Wythe 18-25. C Undy I625 HG. G 

Sieele 76.R" 

~ .. .. 

NEPEAN 31-3-90 - Good (23) IM' Pis T Bellamy. B Johnston 3030. W Roberts. B 

Hunter 2930 5M' DB Round I NZ Ins Club C'shlp A. B Shaw 48-50, B Lobley. R 

BUrgesr 47-50 B D Pearce 47-50. R Hunter 45-50. C S Rose 31.50. M Robens 14-50 

NEPEAN 21-4-90 - '11 ##a, ' i. .7 CC ?li I?' 9 ?ma 25?O eq 2nd \ hlo 11-a "4 

Wr:-.xs:c ?;,O ?:T 36 A 6 OA i.1 "liocnrl!? 27.35 V Alol .ca I i O B D Pea:ce 

25)! R Sra:. 17-L? C S Woe 1 :O h Sic,i16.3J 2iTHcv .5, 3 5:ll.v 2625 Zrc] 

S:~i>e2.25 :ld ir arnnc" 2;~: B!A S or? .cZj 

RAAFPOLNTCOOK 13-390 - Yle.t.6. 15?CB U Stocraale 15-15. 3 Cn,mberli 

9 i ire, I4 5 15:Dr N S.wru.1,. 5945 H V.ncy 38-43 R 8crcro.h L 01lh37-45 iM' 

00 R 4.rle) .3 21 N S.c:Lod." K be:::olh I Orll: hl 31: r e R Cljrre. P P,?:3 

!21 

RAAF POINT COOK 15-4-90 - Fan (201 IM' Pls CD R Vmey. J Neumann. R. Mark 

2930 40T DB Keith Muller Memorral Shoat A & GA: R Mark 3940. R. Viney 47.50. F. 

Reade4650.B B Hare4347 T Reade42.47. P Pegg 3944. C B Ol~ver 3841. D Gray 

37-41. K Hare 34.40 IM' Pln CD Tower F Reade 27-30. T Reade 25-30, B Hare 25-30 

SEBASPOPDL 44W - Good IOT Pts EO P Watson 3030. V Barby. W Calaby. G 

Menhennef 29-30 Novice C'rhlp R Harboui 13-15. R East 1015 Scoipio LWT C'shtp- 

OA P WairOn 26-26. A G Marks 25.26. P Carroll 23-24. 8 M Dlgnan 12-15, G. 

Menhennet 11-15. C T Hayward 13-15. H Nolan 1315 IOT SB P Watson. G, Carsells 

1010 HG P Walsan Jackiioi 575 P Watson 

SHEPPARTGN 1-4-90 - Flne warm & viindy (31) IOT DB €0 K Perry. J Kmg. E 

Calandro. W Green. B Hooper. A Spence. G Bradley. D Racheie. T. Calandro. P. 

Caiandro. A Calandro. R Walker. 5 Becker 20T Grd DB C'shlp OA & A S Stewart 

56-56. B Hwper 55-56. B G Jones 35.36. W Green 2930. C. 0. Ford 19.20. 8. Miller 

1820 20THcp 1st A Klng24-25.2nd B Ford23-25.3rd W GreeneZI-23,Junloi. B Ford 

1919. Veteran D Grlnlei 24-26. BM N Salamell I921 ZOT Grd SB C'ship GA & 0. G. 

loner 24-24. S McPherson. A A Spenee 23-24. G Bradley 23.24. C B Ford 18-20. B 

Miller 17-20 

VENETD/ABRUZZO 22490 - Dull (55) IOT RS EG: A. V satore 3030. B N. Sepe 

2930. C 1. Buttaaan!. K. Avsten 3030 2OTS8: A: A Blease 2020. M. Piccolo 21-22: B F 

Cuartero 21-22. A Hawk 2022. C E Bertollo 21.23. S Salaie 2023 20T PI. A L 

Connell 6060. B Labley 54.60. B F Scofta 58-50. 0 Hayek 57-60, C C. Scatla 6060. R, 

Zanca 52-60 2OT DB A B Lobley 2020. D Di Plelro 35-35, 0. 0 Hayek 33-34. B Scoria 

32-34:C E Berfollo2626. A Cazcarella 2526 25TSkeet. A. P Krumlnr 6564. E Labley 

62.64. B S Zancs 24-25. D De Carolis 37.39. C T Basra 21-25. 1 Seslo 19.25 

VICT0RP.N - M~ld IOT DB N Asmar. W Calaby. B Mark. G Velia. D. lervam. T. 

Praila. V Flower. F Vella 1010 IM'SB 0. Magdnari, B Lobley. P Graves. F Vella 

1010 IM'PIr R Evans,) Gl1opids.B Labley3030 1OTDBCoe.M H0wden.R Evans. 

I Smllh. J Rleo. V Molllca. F Fella I010 HG F Vella 5860 

VICTORIAN 4-490 - Wi:1 '.C8 IOT 21s CC S R&cc,' 5 Z01.1 20-3: U E asm-r M 

horuer D h'r!: is?? ST ?l; !lc; .:'A 3A M 'lot.:r. 45.45 2": 3 Zo.! 74.75 3 

Icrras 325a .iT hl I:cc .,I G P:~cnl:-. IC-IC 292 I S:n.th . 7& 3:c A Cnamlcr 

12-17 

VICTORIAN 184-90 -Cold (661 IM' Pls CD C Nelson. C Magdilaa. I. Fratantaro. 1 

Smlth. R Mark. R Howden. L Spsen. G Edwards. G Mark. A. Bradshaw. F Vella. 15T 

00 C'shlp D Nell~n 3838. A. Ollopldis37-36. R Mark44-45 15THcp S. Rendall 1515, 

H Rash, L Onh. F. Cuarto, A. Varano. 1 Seto. A. Demur. R Sataro. H. Meine, I. 

Glllpldrr 

VCTA-SKEET la90 - Fme loovercart wmdv(69) SOTAlex Cnk~sSkeel Grd C'shlo 

VCTA-SKEET 154-90 - Snoivexr ouelcas' (71) !om St3:e Skecl Grd C m.0 OA a 

Ynomro, lC3.109 AA A Cc-scar 107-LC6 A M Rookc IC8:C9 B M Kolr1,197-10) C 

1 MzVtlf 9.-IM Lio.el M Kocre !C3-IW lunlor 5 McC~lloch931M Veieran H 

Weitiel95-1M Natronal Ladles Break Maree Rmke 140 

VCTA-SKEET 16490 -Cold and llghl wlnd (54). SOT Bogons Park SkeeL Grd C'shi~ 

OA: P. Asher 68-66. AA' W McCarthy 67.66. A: C. Ogden 61-62; B: T. O'Connor 8385; C. 

S McCulloch 47-50. Ladles. C Ogden 61.62; Junlor: Sluan McCulloch 61-64; Veteran. H. 

Weilie14c50 25PR VCTA'slate Skeet Doubles Ord C'sh~p: OA: 5. Wright 49.50, AA: W. 

Mecarthy 54-56; A T Evans47-50. B: T. Morgan 61-56; C: T. Cosoarella 42-80 Ladles. C. 

Ogden 4650, lunloi W. Holloway S58; Veteran. H. Weitel 4550. Skeet Hlgh Guns. 

Open B Thomson 258261: Ladles M. Roake 244550, Junlor: R Sammon 228260: 

Veleran H We~tiel234-250. VCTA Postal Team Open: D. Cunnmgham. 8. Thornson. A. 

Cousens. W. McCarthy. P Arher.J.Sm~lh.A. Blease. C.0gden. P. Kmmms. G. Guy. W. 

Allwood. A Bega. I Summer*. G. Smlth. 8. ller HG wmner. D Cvmmmgham ll0llO 

VCTA Portal Team Junlor R Sammon. W. Holloway, K Light. R. Holioway. 8. Ashei. HG 

winner R Samman 3537 VCTA Postal Team Ladles C. Ogden. W Adams. K. Light. C. 

Carion. L. Gray HG wlnner K Llghl 2525. VGTA Shoulder lo Shoulder Team D, 

Cunnmgham. B Thamron. A. Cousens. W McCarihy. P. Asher. Club Skeet Team 

Malch Wlnningleam Melbourne I. IBI-ISW, A. Causenr.1 Summer.. G. Guy. B. Old. 

B Thornson Zone Skeet Teams Match. Wlnnlng learn- South East Zone. 1450ISW. A. 

Cousenr. J. Summers, D Cunnmgham. P Asher. 0. Thomron. TwePerson Skeet Malch 

1st J Summers & A Courens 5786W Mbxed Palr Skeet Match. 1st C Ogden & A 

Cousenr 582-600 

WANGARATTA 21-4-90 - Cloudy, ram developed during shwt (43). Im DB EO: 

Posslbles. R Ehlers. K Maurey, I Kmg. R Dully. C. Sanders. G. Boyd. N. Haydon. A. 

Penney,S Mwney, W agle 20TDBC'shtp OA& A. G Boyd 3030, W Eagle2930.B. 

D Gabrlel22-23. S 2021: C. R. Foige 1820. R Gabrtel2W5Jun~or: T P~gam. 

20T5B Gordon Witham Memorlal C'rhtp. OA& 0.1. Kelly 2020. R. khmldl 1820. A W. 

Eagle 46-47 G. Boyd 4547: C: R DulIy 1823. H. Stolpe 17-23; Junior. P. Dunrran 1520. 

2M' Hcp 1st S Mooney 2020.2nd P Dunstan IPZO. 3rd R. GabrlelZ4-27, BM G. Boyd 

1820 HG Rophy- G. Boyd 67.70. 

WARRNAMBOOL 144-90 - Col'. and 5v.ccy ,241 MI W bocl 3OT DB C sl.p A A 

Ddls 293C B l~cnn~s 42-44 B !A Grcccc 28-30 G Car-~ry 27.30 C L oenrley 

244. C 5mlcn23Jl 25TPS A A Dir.? R M.llard B C 05,ann~rry M Greere.C 

C Smln M N,,h 

BURNIE 1490 - Fme 50T Club Skeet A I Rlrl 44.50. B K Walker 4550. C. M~ 

Beluch 46-50 25TClub DB A K. Thompson 2525.8 P Turner 2525. C I Turner 2525 

IOPR DD 1st I Re4 & K Walker 22.22. 2nd P. Turner & J Turner 21-22. 

BURNlE 21.4-90 - Fme Stale Nlghi BallTrap C rhlp A 1 Rs16875 B L Herdw~cke 

6575 C J Turner 6075 

e Night DR Cship OA- C Bentley 4650. AA W Powell 39.50. A D: Slephenson 

44.50. B K Buton 41-50. C I Turner 29-50 Rame won by Katrma Davey. 

SMLTHTON 1490 - Fine (101 IM' P5 EO SS R Ward 3030 T Buckby 24 30 P 

Branrden 24 30 25T PS B P Turner 69 75 C G Enmr 63 75 25T SB R Ward 22-25 D 

Bransden 16 25 

PRE.NATIGNALS 21 la 23-3-90 -Wednesday - 15PR DR GA 5 B~awnlnq 3840. AA 

I Murphy 37-40, A A Kenny 2830. B M O'Shea 34-40. C K. Hare 23-30. Lady I 

Wegner 24.30 lunbor G Hayden 23-30 Veteran K Ayle11 24.30 30T PS OA R Svisn 

165165 AA D Lymn 162.165 A I Kelly 152-152 B M McCreadle 97-99. C H Fmch 

84-90 Lady V Black 95-99. Junlor G Hayden 63-90. Veteran I M8a1163.90 Thursday - 

50T DB GA B lies 377.377. AA J Murphy 375-377. A A Kenny 201-202. B D O'Nell 

5050 C M Faor. 50-52 Lady N McCallum 5859. Juntar G Hayden 49-50, vaeran K 

A1'1eti 48.50 Ftiday - SOTS0 OA C Renllv 65-66 AA V Gall 55-65. A D Stephenson 

5253. B D Gaoiie151.54 C M Slacey 4650. Lady I Wegner 4850. Junlor G Hayden 

44-50. Veleran H Weam1 45-54 Hlqh Guns Open 5 Braivning. Ladies N Mccallvm 

205.220 Junior G Hayden 193.220 Vcleran K Aylett 191.220 

PAGE 46 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JUNE 1990

Tasmanian Clay 

Target Association 

* 4 IC Carnival 

Hobart Gun Club 

June 30 & July I 

SATURDAY - 9am 

Event 1 

T.C.T.A. Skeet Championship 50 Targets 

Graded A.B.C. 

Overall Sash & Trophy 

Grade Trophies 

Event 2 

City of Hobart Skeet Championship 50 Targets 

Graded A.B.C. 


Grade Troohies 

Open. Junior & Ladies ream selected on 

Events 1 & 2 

SUNDAY - 9am 

Event 3 

State Teams Competition 

Event 4 

State Skeet Championship 50 Targets 

Graded A.B.C. 


Grade Winners Ribbon & Trowhv . . 

Event 5 

State Skeet Doubles Championship 50 Targets 

Graded A.B.C. 

Overall Sash 8: Trophy 

Grade Winners Ribbon & Trophy 

High Gun on Events 4, 2. 4 & 5 

Silver Tasmania Badge 

Details: 

K. Woods. Secretary A. Kenny, President 

(0031 44 7916 (002) 72 471 4 


;i- * 

BU?E 14.40 F "L I j LC \:.:, > 3, 2 R 5 2 ;

LONG WEEKEND STATE SKEET 

PLUS OTHER STATE D.T.L. TITLES 

SANRDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY JUNE 9,10 & 11 

Venue: South Australia Gun Club, Undo Road, Bolivar 

SATURDAY: SKEET 9am START 

Nom: $18.00 L.J.V. $1 1 .OO 

50 TGT ClTY OF ADELAIDE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored by S.A Sportsgoods, John Fleetwood, Phone 231 0123 

Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $11.00 

50 TGT FESTIVAL ClTY SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored by Flsher Firearms, Doug Osborne, Phone 362 8977 

SUNDAY: SKEET 9 am START 

Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $11.00 

50 TGT SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sponsored by The Gun Rack, Enf~eld, Phone 262 1707, Les Charles 

S.A. TEAM MEMBERS ONLY (Interstate Teams Shoot) 

Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00 

25 TGT SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP 

All events OIA Sash & Trophy 1 & 2 each Grade 

L J V - OIA and 1st each Grade 

OIA H~gh Gun Sash and Trophy Events 1. 2, 3 

LONG WEEKEND EXTRA EVENTS 

SUNDAY 

Nom. $18.00 L.J.V. $1 1 .OO 

50 TGT STATE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP DIB 

AA, A, B, C - Sash OIA 

Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00 

25 TGT RHEINLAND CONTINENTAL CAKES DIB CHAMPIONSHIP 

A, B, C - Sash OIA 

SATURDAY 

Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00 

25 TGT OLIMPYC TARGETS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP 


Nom. $10.00 L.J.V. $6.00 

25 TGT S.A. GUN CLUB DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 


Powered sites and shower on grounds - Cartridges and Refreshments available - 

SATURDAY NIGHT BBQ TEA 

Secretary: Terry Kenyon (08) 258 3646 

Special thank you to our sponsors: S.A. Sportgoods, Fisher Firearms, The Gun Rack Enfield, 

Rheinland Cakes, Olimpyc Targets, South Australian Gun Club. 

- 


The new~rmge of Beretta's are d~ best 

built, hest deigned guns of their type. 

AU available in Tzap, Skeet and Sprter, 

dl mnplete with a fitted gun GW.. 

Proven winners in Nadonal, World 

and 01 pic events, Beretta's uneq& 

d" advantags a an mtk fa you. 

~eatnres indude:- 

* Low 7.e &n for unsurpassed 

vointa hty. 

The key feahlre of this exciting new 

model is the trigger plate lock assembly. 

Field removeable in one, split second 

dc inspection, cleaning 

or in the fzEl vnecsitv, immediate 

repbent with the & me&anim 

sup lied with the gun The 

ldasemblyisashingarampeof "K""' 

Beretta's design and enrring 

excellence - and finished e a h e 

swiss watch. 

* kbn~ed dimensioned qUattp 

walnut stoch. 

* Tridoy recekas of mckel, 

chromium, nml+denwn steel, 

totally sealed to prevent dirt or 

residue from entering a&n 

* Barrels are cold h d &om 

prebored bars of b~$& q& 

alloyed steel for p ect paaents, 

-3t. menmh md dnrability. 

Tapered cross bolt breech locking. 

"Belled" breeches ele married 

to side mouldings and~~~tippled, 

BOX lock ation wit6 dual self nowglare receiver top 

adjustmg conical loch lugs 

SpeeiaUy selected barrels for perfect 

Ventilated side ribs Sliding 

pattern. V-sha ed mainsprings. 

mgger adjustable for precise 

fighming fast 102 times. 

length of pull Tra models 

offered with high an ! low . nb, Available with aaditiod steel 

regular or Monte Carlo stocks 

colm receiver (white) or blued 

fured or mobil choke, right or 

receiver (black) with light hand 

engraving and gold inlay. 

left hand. I I

TITLES GOING TO WINCHESTER SHOOTERS 

Winchester's target load shotshells continued to dominate the Nationals. Once again shooters who 

chose to use Australia's best performing ammunition won!:- 38th Double Barrel, 36th Single Barrel, 

29thAustralialNewZealand Points,50th Champion of Champions,30th National Double Rise, plusthe 

Overall High Gun Award. 

, 

i 

: 

1990, another excellent year for Red (and Gold). c 5

V43 #6 Jun 1990 - Australian Clay Target Association

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