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FROM THE
PRESIDENT'S C R
By now you will have read, in the August C.T.S.N. about
the A.C.T.A. Property Debentures the Executive
Committee are inviting you to participate in.
It is our belief that shwters should be given the
opportunity to participate in the future growth of your
Association and as your National President. I urge you all
to give the Debenture Program your deepest
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You will agree it is imperative that the Association
purchase their own premise. as soon as possible. This will
be done as soon as we have funds in hand, co enable us to do
just that. We could borrow from the Bank to make up any
short fall in funds, but wirh the inc~ase in interest rates it
was decided to ask you, the shwters, for your support. If
we had asked the Bank for a loan, we would have placed
another burden on shwters' funds and as we did not wish
to do this, the reason for the Debenture Program is selfexplanatoly.
We all bow there is no future in renting office space,
paying rent each week will only deplete our funds, and in
the end, we will not have any funds left.
I believe it is imperative we purchase an office suitable
for our needs, not lavish, but practical. We can then start
to build up an asset which we can all be proud to pass on to
the future clay target shwters of Australia.
The debentures are open to all State Associations, Zones,
Clubs, individual shooters, or groups of shwters. Already
one State Association has promised $3,000 and now we are
asking for your support.
Just to summarize: the debentures close on the 30th
November, 1988, minimum 91.000 for a maximum period
of 10 years. 7.5% interest payable annually on 1st
December each year. We are asking you to invest $150,000
in the future of your Association.
Jim K. Scott, NationslPresident.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
AN INVITATION TO MEMBERS ONLY
A legal document is being preparcd to allow for the implemenlation
of a Propcny Debenture Program to allow the As,ociation to purchase
a buildin* to establish a oermanent home for the administration of the
sport andta cater for th'e needs of its members.
The following clauses along with any other legal requirements will be
included in the Debenture Document:
A. Debentures lo be of a minimum of SI.000 or multiples thcreoi.
6. In the even1 of a debenture holder's death occurring, the debenture
to be immediatelv available to the deceased e,tate.
C. In the event of aiyndicated debenture holder's death occurring, the
payment of any syndicated share will be the responsibility of the
remaining syndicate members.
D. Debentures to be for a maximum period of ten (10) Years.
E. Debentures to be repaid within a tin (10) year priiod

By George Bigs, A.C.T.A. Historian
C PIONS
Pages Out Of The Past.
March 1968 National Trap Championships
South Australian Gun Club Bolivar,
South Australia
The program commenced with the Cham'pion of
Champions Cup. This attracted a field of 224 shooters,
some five shooters shot a possible 50-50. An interesting
shoot-off saw well-known Paul Marshall of Hobart,
Tasmania, take out the coveted award with a soore of
92-92,
e P. Marshall (Hobart Gun Club), 1968 National Champion of
Champions.
The grounds of the S.A. Gun Club were a credit to
President. Bob Mules, and his untiring committee.
It was noted that Bob and a few others stayed out at the
Club on Wednesday night after the National Shoot, and
had things fairly well cleaned up by midday the next day.
During the cleaning up operation a rather funny thing
occurred. Bob picked up about 500 disposable paper oups
and out them in a 44-asUon drum, which had been burnina
WZBT, but had goneout. ~ opoured b some petrol in th;
drum andlit it from a oraokin the bottom, when the whole
thing started to gmwl and went off with a whcomf,
shooting the 600 oups into the air over a wider area than
from where they had been picked up. Poor old Bob did not
know whether to laugh or ory, and whilst sitting on a stool
lookingat themess, it was said, "Hell Bob, that was a good
pattern". This comment helped him see the funny side.
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OF OUR SPORT
National Championships
Geelong Gun Club 1969
S m Marshall of Hobart, Tasmania, wins Ov& High
Gun with a Pine scorn of 292-300.
Picture shows Sperry being with the
Browning B2 U/O shotgun.
Gold Coast Gun Club 1887
Shooter G. Sm.th proudly displays his prize after winning
the Gold Coast Gun Club (Queensland) tmphy event on
9.4.67. He has since won all the tmphy events and High
Gun at Ipswich Gun Club on 16.4.67, and is about to
embark for Vietnam with the Australian MiIitaryFom.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

Echuca Gun Club 1970
W. Wickham, President of Echuca Gun Club, and Don
McCall, General Manager of Winchester AustraJia at that
time, presenting BilI Attwwd with his Commonwealth
Mixed Mini Target Championship Sash. Bill is a long-time
clay target shooter both in Australia and New Zealand.
UBOROUGN
TITBITS
years and he would have been shooting before 1965. There
are not a lot like Doug. So iP you were a swimmer. runner,
golfer, tennis player or you name it, you couldn't stay at
the top for so long. If you read this Doug, I hope it doesn't
make you feel tm old. To all those who have enjoyed
ahooting for all those years keep up the good shooting.
At Bundaberg June 5th Peter Shaw of Maryborough
tmk the honours in the Handicap, Cont. C'ship OA and the
Double Rise. Allan Harris B grade Skeet, Ken Greeneill
C grade Skeet. Troy Harris C grade Handicap and Junior
High Gun.
I was able to get to Gympie this month and see old
friends. It was the most perfect day for shooting yet the
scores were low. Once again the Harris family took
honours in the lOOT D.B. We saw Allen 1st C and Troy 2nd
C, and yours truly was 2nd in B.
At the home of Marybomugh on the 26th Rob Rehbein of
Bundy won the first event and the HG. Thanke to those
who travelled to the shoot, hope you had a win. Reminder:
September 25. 9.30 our one-day shwt kicks off.
Until next time, see you around the traps.
Lost Bird
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
Cananyoneput aname to thelittleguyon thestand?Heis
possiblya youngman tcdayin his early20s. I'm wondering
if he actually took up shouting and were his parents
shooters at that time?
STClP PRESS
The V.C.T.A. is pleased to be able to announce the
appointment of MI Arch Mackinnon to the position of
State Secretary.
The appointment is effective immediately and all corre-
spondence is to be directed to: The Secretary. V.C.T.A..
Munkoobi. Buninyong, Vic. 3357. Phone (053) 41 3473.
The additional Lppoktment has been mhe of Len Cook.
Sebastopol Gun Club as State Coaching Director. Len can
be contacted at 31 Grandview Gve. Wendouree. Vic. 3355.
Telephone (053) 39 5865,
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N mIM BICENTENNIAL T
SHOOTING CARNIVAL
On the weekend of the 8th and 9th July. 1988, 72
shooters gathered from all over the state at the Narmgin
Clay Target Club, for the Narmgin Bicentennial Trap
Shooting Carnival. Superb weather conditions on both
days were experienced resulting in a consistent number of
high scores throughout the weekend. A magnificent array
of tmphies for all the events and high gun placinga were
generously donated by all sponsors, with WA's
representative from the Bicentennial Authority. Mr Brad
Williamson presenting each winner and sponsor with a
certificate of participation in the Bicentennial activity.
President, Darrell Wiese and captain. Ross Eokersley,
welcomed shooters to the carnival and wished them well
thmughout their weekend's shooting.
Event one, the 25 target Woolcombere double barrel
Championship saw seven possible scores being shot with
the overall winner after a shoot off being Darrell Wiese of
Narmgin.
1st in A Grade was won by Damell Wiese with Andy
Washemko of Katanning coming second. B Grade saw
Darrell's wife. Helen, cake Pirst place, seconded by Neil
Dowev of Collie. 1st in C Grade was Alan Baker of Bunburv
with karmgin shooter, John Barnes, coming second.
Event 2 saw the Hordem HoteUJohnnie Walker
Championship. Local hotelier, Geoff Smith, representing
the Hordem Hotel and United DistiUers Group Australia,
co-sponsors of the event, presented overall winner, Mick
Watson of Geraldton with the major trophy, a 4.5 litre
bottle of Red Label Johnnie Walker whisky. 1st in A Grade
was won by Darrell Wiese, seconded by Bert Boschetti of
Geraldon with Andy Washenko coming third.
B Grade was won by Helen Wiese with Phil Miragliattaof
Geraldton coming second and Duke Wellington of
Geraldton third.
1st in C Grade was Paul Lange of Narmgin with Robert
Ballock second and Bunbury shooter, Shane O'Brien third.
Event 3 was the Narmgin Bicentennial Handicap
sponsored by Mr Bob Wiese M.L.A. for Narmgiu.
Mr Wiese presented the trophies to winners, overall
winner of the event being Ray MacDanald of Geraldton.
1st in the 19-25m group was Rqy MacDonald with
second in his group being Clayton Hyder of Bunbury.
1st in the 17-18m group was Teny Morony of the W.A.
Gun Club, with Michael Boschetti of Geraldton coming
second. 1st and 2nd in the 15-16m group were Austin
Duffy of Albany and Rex Yates of Bunbury respectively.
Geraldton lady shooter. Tony Watson won 1st in the
11-14m gmup with Paul Lange. Narmgin, second.
Event 4, sponsored by Narmgin Rural Supplies and
B.H.P. was the Narrogin Rural Supplies Points
Championship.
Mr Chris O'hughlin, representing both sponsors.
presented tmphiea to the event winners.
The overall winner and winner of 1st in A Grade was Max
Cubic of Collie, Andy Washenko coming second.
B Grade was won by Phil Miragliotta and seconded by
Mark Hatch, both of Geraldton.
1st in C Grade was Paul Lange with Gaye Shipp, a lady
shooter fmm the W.A. Gun Club, coming second.
Event 5 was the Narmgin Bicentennial Double Barrel
Championship sponsored by local shearing contractors,
Gary and Gaye McCormick. Mr McCormiok made the
presentations to tmphy winners with overall winner and
winner of A Grade being Chas Reigert from Mount Barker,
after a shoot off with Mick Watson who won 2nd in A
Grade. Mark Hatch won 1st in B Grade with Phil
Miragliottacoming second. 1st in C Grade was won by Ken
Wilson of the W.A. Gun Club with Tony Watson coming
2nd in C Grade.
Event 6, sponsored by Darrell and Hclen Wlese, was the
prestlsous Narmgm Cup won by Mike Callaghan of the
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0 Johnnie Walker - Horden Hotel C'shio. winner Mick Watsan
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(centre) of Geraidion pictured with ~armgih G.C. President, Darrell
Wiese (left) and Geoff Smith of the Horden Hotel, co-sponsor with the
United Distillers Gmup Aust.
W.A. Gun Club. 1st in A Grade was also Mike Callaghan
and second, hiax- Cubic. lot in B Grndc was J. Cardnor,
seconded by Alan Bnker. Austin Duffy m k off 1st in C
Grade with Shane O'Bnen coming second. The ladies
trophy was won by Helen Wiese and the junior trophy by
Paul Lange.
Alan Brown was the winner of the Veterans trophy.
The highlight for the weekend was a shoot off for High
Gun between Lex Shipp of the W.A. Gun Club and eventual
winner, Andy Washenko. Andy was presented the pewter
High Gun Medallion donated by Mr John Barnes, and the
High Gun sash. High Gun ribbons were presented to the
winners of each grade. Andy Washenko took off the High
Gun in A Grade.
Phil Miragliotta won the B Grade High Gun with Austin
Duffy the winner of the C Grade High Gun ribbon.
All of the high gun sashes and ribbons were kindly
donated by Home Building Society.
Veterans and Ladies High Gun were donated by the
Westpac Building Corporation.
Narmgin Westpac Bank Manager, Mr Peter Willshire
presented Helen Wiese with the Ladies High Gun trophy
and Alan Brown of W.A. Gun Club with the Veteran High
Gun.
The Junior High Gun trophy won by Paul Lange, was
donated by Winchester Australia and presented by W.A.
Winchester presentative. Mr Lex Shipp.
Presentations were concluded with President, Darrell,
thanking all visiting shooters, fellow olub members and
the ladies committee for making the weekend the success
that it was.
Special than& to Wagin Gun Club for the use of their
traps and Lex Shipp for his sign writing.
First place in the Woolcombers raPfle was drawn by
Helen Jackson. The winning ticket was labelled the big 'J'
(Julie Boschetti of Geraldton).
Second prize, donated by Dawsons Sports Centre, was
drawn with the winning tioket labelled little 'E.T.' (Eddy
Toomey of Geraldton). Mr Bob Wiese, M.L.A. for Narrogin,
presented the olub with a certificate endorsing the
Bicentennial activity.
W.A.C.T.A. President, John Fissioli, spoke briefly on
state activities and congratulated the Narmgin Clay
Target Club on their magnificent array of tmphies,
excellent hospitality extended to all visitors and the
efficient method in which the carnival was conducted.
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A.C.T.A. PRESIDENTIAL
MEDAL 1988
Nominations for this prestigious award are now open
and should be forwarded to reach the Executive Director
no later than October 31, 1988.
The following guidelines are to be taken into account by
Clubs or State Associations intending to lodge a
nomination for consideration.
Residential Medal: Awarded to a person or persons for
their conrnburion ta the development of the spon.
Judging Panel: Management Committee.
Marimurn Awarded: Three - subject to favourable
oonsideration.
ClosingDate: October 31 -P.O. Bax 800, Glen Waverley.
Vio. 3156.
Note: The recepit of any nomination does not necessarily
relate to the awarding of a Presidential medal.
Nominations reoeived will be placed before the
' Management Committee for their oonsideration and
decision.
No correspondence will be entered into regarding any
nomination received.
PREVIOUS RECPIENTS:
1980 G.R. Porter ......................................................... Qld
1981 R.C.Mules ........................................................ S.A.
1981 G.R. Richards .................................................. W.A.
1981 J.N. Thomas ...................... . .............................. Vio
1982 R.F. Buchan ....................................................... Vic
1983 No Award ............................................................. -
1984 L.F. Bird ...................................................... N.S.W.
1984 A.J. Smith .......................................................... Qld
1985 No Award .......................... . .............................. -
1986 T. Comerford ..................................................... Qld
1987 G. Biggs .............................................................. Vic
1988 SKEET NATIONALS
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
NOVEMBER 17-20, 1988
Thursday
EVENT 7 - 2nd National Skeet Doubles C'ship -
50 Target
EVENT 2 -City of Melbourne Skeet C'ship - 50
Target
Friday
EVENT 3 - All States Skeet C'ship - 50 Target
EVENT 4 - Australasian Skeet C'ship - 50 Target
Saturday
EVENT 5 - Commonwealth Skeet C'ship - 100
Target
Sunday
EVENT 6 - 19th National Skeet C'ship - 100
Target
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FROM THE DESK OF
THE NATIONAL
COACHING DIRECTOR
PETER QUIRE
AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM COMPETES
IN THREE WORLD CUPS
Most nations intending to send teams to the Olympic
Games in Seoul this year sent their Olympic Teams to the
European World Cups. The Australian Olympic Federation
funded the Australian Shooting Team and Coach, to attend
these events as the competition was equal to Olympic and
World Championship standards.
It was apparent with the Clay Target shooters that they
imoroved their ~erformances as they went along,
b-ming stronger and stronger with each event. The first
World Cup was held in Suhl in East Germany, a town
steeped in the traditions of shooting sports. The whole
community is involved in some way in the historic craPts of
gun manufacture.
Pistol and Rifle events were contested as well as Clay
Target. Australia's best results were: John Maxwell -
Olympic Trap, shot 194, equal 5th score to be placed 10th
on count back. The event was won by Pera of Italy with
197; Alan Smith - Free Rifle, Men's Prone. 596, placed
10th. Lvov of Russia won with 598; Phillip Adam8 - Free
Pistol. 561, 10th place. Papanitz of Hungary won with
fK'l
--, .
The shooting range at Suhl is magnificent. It has
excellent facilities. As Suhl was firat cab off the rank, and
most shooters had had little practice, John. Alan and
Phillip must be congratulated on their world class
perfoimances.
The clay shooters and myself went on to Yugoslavia
while the others went to Munich. The Grand Prix of
Europe was held in Osijek in the north of Yugoslavia, close
to the Hungarian border. It is a small town of great
antiquity, set in a rural area. The Yugoslav pe-aple were
extr6meiy friendly and hospitable
a The Australian Team pictured at Osijek
Rutisell Mark came 10th with 186 in the Olympic Trap
event. Lavrinenko of Russia won the event with 192. a
tdy remarkable performance as the wind was blowing so
hard it really blew the clays out. There ware 94
contestants.
The Australian Trap Team, 8th in the European Grand
Prir.
The third world cup was in Bologna, Italy. We had to be
in Bologna almost as soon as the shwting finished in
a Starshot in Bologna.
Osijek. The Italians have the most sophisticated set-up of
computerized scoring and squadding I have seen. The
squads are chosen by computer, one from each country.
Boloma is a large city in the north east of Italy. There were
five French iny-outs &d four skeet lay-outs.
John Maxwell - 5th overall, with 214: Ruesell Mark -
8th overall, with 190. The event was won by Cioni of Italy
with 218.
The Australian Trap Team were placed 5th from a field
of 105 competitors.
The Skcet shooters. Ian Hnle and Michael Inyanri, were
unPonunatelv counted out of the cur off even though - they
shot 144, se;eral went into the finals with 144.
Double Trap. The team did extremely well in the Double
Trap event, held for the fist time. Do- Dk. 3rd;
Australian Team. 2nd.
This was a tremendous effort as cur team has not had
the opportunity to practise, whereas some of the teams had
been training for twelve months. This result and my
observations conPirm my belief that the Australian Down
the Line shooters will do extremely well in double trap, apd
as it is to be a new Olympic discipline, we have a very
briaht future in Double Trap. It is exciting - to watch and
ex2ting to be in.
The sequence of three World Cups held over a period of
three weeks is a great idea for Australians, it enables them
to participate in more than one World Event in a short
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

space of time. I hope that this sequence will be repeated in
the future.
Just for your information, the service provided for the
European shooters at these events is really something.
Each gun mandacturer brings along their portable
workshops. They do alterations or repairs on the ground.
Because shooting is such a recognized and respected sport
in Europe, and because of the numbers of people involved,
the gun manutacturers and cartridge companies go out of
their way to woo the shooters.
It was a very succeasful tour for the Olympic Clay Target
team: a team 2nd. individual 3rd. 5th, 8thand two 10th. No
one can dispute that our trap shooters are world class, and
the results augur well for the Olympics.
Winchester Australia is to be congratulated and thanked
for making cartridges available for the Australian team
members. They were much appreciated by those who
Association has made an excellent application, and, if
granted, there will be a separate competition for women
shooters. Women's team events, as well as women's
individual events will be held, so all Olympic Trap (trench)
&d Olympic Skeet shooters, atart practising. Our women
shooters have had to compete against the men for places in
overseas teams. This is an opportunity for Australia to
show rhe world just how gwd our women shooters arc.
Level 3 Accrditarion: Congratulntione w Greg Chnn of
the Northern Territory. Greg is the sports 6th Level 3
Coach.
BiU Stevens: Bill has resigned as Queensland's Coaching
Director. He was a foundation member of the National
Coaching Council, and has contributed greatly to coaching
in Australia and Queensland. Thank you. Bill, from me
personally for your support and input. You will be missed
at the Council meetings, and thank you on behalf of the
Proposals for Reform
shooters of Queensland. Arthur Kema is acting State
Coaching Director, and is a well known Queensland
shooter and coach.
Good shooting to all.
Peter Quire
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N.S.W. I.S.U. ANNUAL
FUND RAISING
CARNIVAL
Canberra International Gun Club this year hosted the
New South Wales I.S.U. Sub-committee's annual Fund
Raising Carnival over the June long weekend.
The carnival, which is the I.S.U. Sub-committee's oncea-year
opportunity to put together a few dollars to promote
and administer Olympic Discipline clay target shooting
within the state, this year took on a slightly different
format in that 350 targets were programmed for the three
day weekend - all Olympic Discipline Trap.
The events - The Eastern States Olympic Trap
Championship, The Eastern States Ball Trap
Championship and The Eastern States Double Trap
Championship.
Saturday saw the conducting of the Olympic Trap event
which was won (but not so easily) by Australia's best ever
performed Olympic Trap shooter. Jim Ellis. Jim, like
everyone else in the field, had a few early hiccups, but
finally took overall honors by one target from N.S.W.
coaching director. Col Burt of Tamworth. World Junior
Olympic Trap Champion. Michael Diamond (fresh fmm
aeain establishine himself as the best standard disci~line
Gp
shooter at thewag@ Trap Nationals) won AA hokors,
while B Grade went to Rod Prior, also of Tamworth, and C
Grade to local shooter Jim Reid.
Eastern States Olympic Trap Championship: Overall -
Jim Ellis 901100; AA Grade - Michael Diamond 811100; A
Grade - Col Burt 891100; B Grade - Rod Prior 681100; C
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Grade -. . -. - .Jim . k. . id . fifiIlO0. -
The second event of the three day program was the
Eastern States Ball Trap Championship, and this saw
Michael Diamond record a gwd victory on 95i100. Jim
Ellis was next in the field and took AA Grade, with sub-
committee chairman, David Menck taking A Grade,
George Kawlis the B Grade winner and Jim Reid again
taking the C Grade sash.
Eastern States Ball Trap Championship: Overall -
Michael Diamond 951100; AA Grade -Jim Ellis 921100; A
Grade - David Menck 901100; B Grade - George Kazolis
831100; C Grade - Jim Reid 741100.
The final day of the carnival and the numbers of
competitors improved for the event that all had been
waiting for, the first ever Double Trap event, to be held in
Australia. Many of those who had been on hand after the
Ball Trap event on Sunday had already had a taste of
things t6 come, as a few practice rounds of 10 pairs of
'doubles' had been thrown at the conclusion of the second
event.
e Eastem States Ball Trap Championship victors - Jim Ellis (AA
Grade), David Menck (A Grade), Michael Diamond (Overall), George
Kazoiis (9 Grade) and Jim Reid (C Grade).
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Surprisingly, this did not deter the real I.S.U.
enthusiasts. Double Trap is certainly not an event for the
faint hearted, it offers a real challenge.
After the first squad of the Eastern States Double Trap
Championship, Col Burt (who incidentally can go down in
history as shooting the first 'clean' pair of Double Trap
targets - and David Menck who missed the first ever pair)
was in the lead with 28/50. Other scores in the squad were
mixed, down to around 11 and 12150.
Best scores of the first round included 33150 from
Michael Diamond, Jim Ellis' 31/50, Steve Balough on
28/50 and a few others on 25150.
Overall honors for the event finally went to the ever
consistent Michael Diamond, with Jim Ellis taking AA
Grade. David Coleman getting A Grade and Steve Balough
B Grade.
Eastern States Double Trap Championship: Overall -
Michael Diamond 33 + 33 661100; AA Grade - Jim Ellis -
31 + 22 53/100; A Grade-Davie Coleman 25 + 29 541100;
B Grade - Steve Balough 28 + 21 491100.
Unfortunately, due to a few minor trap problems, the
final round of the Double Trap could not he conducted and
the event had to be decided over two rounds. Perhaps this
was enough!
e Another 'first' for Michael Diamond, Overall winner of Australia's
first-ever Double Trap Championship - receiving his trophies from
I.S. U. Sub-Commlliee Chalnnan David Menck.
Again, the weekend proved successful for the sub-
committee, and raised funds to give the Olympic Discipline
shooters and clubs of the state the assistance they need.
Without the genemus assistance given to the I.S.U.
shooters of New South Wales by the sponsors of the
weekend, the carnival could not have been a success.
The I.S.U. discipline shooters of New South Wales would
sincerely like to acknowledge the valued assistance given
by the following sponsors and urge you to give these
aponsore your support in return when contemplating
purchases:
e Olimpyc Targets - Scorpio Cartridges e Keith R.
Herron Pty Ltd 0 Winchester o Lightning Shot
e A.C.T. Ammunition 0 C.L.A.S.S. (Col Burt) e Fuller
Firearms 0 Mulwala Explosives Factory.
The support and assist&ce given by bur sponsors has
once again assured the1.S.U. shooters of New South Wales
of the continued assistance of the sub-committee. The sub-
committee would also like to make special mention of the
help and support given to it by the committee and
members of the Canberra International Gun Club. The use
of the club's facilities and man power was much
appreciated.
David Menck.
Chsirman
N.S.W.C.T.A.-I.S.U.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

KNOW YOUR
EXlEGUTIVE
BOB FOX
Although a keen hunter for most of his Me. Bob did not
take up clay shooting until 1978 when he and his wife.
Mary, joined the Jabiru Gun Club. That was not out of any
particular interest in clay shooting, but rather as a
convenient escape from a particular workinglliving
situation at least once a fortnight.
Nevertheless they were soon well and truly hwked and
in late 1979 transferred to the Darwin Gun Club. Bob was
elected to the committee in 1981 where he has served ever
since in various positions becoming President in 1986.
In 1987 he was elected Vice-President of the N.T.C.T.A.
and this year elected as President.
He is a new member of the Executive replacing Ken
Selwood who resigned due to business pressures. Bob is a
member of the Computer Sub-Committee.
He has wide interests in shwting being Vice-Chairman
of the N.T. Sporting Shooters Council, Committee member
of the Hunters Union of the N.T. and S.S.A.A. member.
Through his work at the Conservation Commission of the
N.T. he has been involved, over the years, in provision for
recreation hunting, wildlife conservation and parks
management.
A keen shooter, whose shwting interests extend well
beyond clay targets. R. (Bob) E. Fox.
b
PAUL WEIS
Paul's involvement in clay target shooting seriously
started in 1977178 at the Darwin GLUI Club, being elected
Secretary in the later years of 1984 to 1987 and that of
Vice President 87/88. Paul also held the position of
N.T.C.T.A. SecretaryllYeasurer 84-86, and 87-88.
Paulloves to shoot everything, but most of all Skeet, and
attended all the Nationals since the separation from D.T.L.
His main endeavour at the moment is to best serve the
Executive Committee. Shooters of the Territory and
contribute to the sport in general.
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bouring clubs.
4. Match nominated prior to October 31
and shot during the months of
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6. Winning team members to receive a
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By January 7, 1989.

W TAH STATE
1988 STATE TRAP CARNIVAL:
Readers will find the program for this year's Carnival in
this issue and posters have been distributed to all
registered clubs in N.S.W. For the first time this year, the
Carnival will have a handicap event and this, along with
the Champion of Champions have been made State Titles.
Both events have been allocated a Perpetual Cup and Silver
N.S.W. Badges for the overall winners.
Munt and Jolly Pty Ltd - Master Plumbers of Sydney.
have again been very generous and have offered to sponsor
the State Handicap - this event will carry over $1000 in
trophies - a microwave oven being 1st overall, just to
name one.
Westfield Shoppingtown, Miranda join with Olimpyc
Targets. Horsley Park Gun Shop, Shelleys Soft Drinks,
Winchester and Fuller Firearms to make up our full
sponsorship list for the Trap Carnival.
All Club delegates and any interested shooters are
reminded that the Annual General Meeting wijl be held at
the Club at 5.30pm on the Saturday - this will allow
shooters to attend the meeting - straight after the
shooting has finished.
For those seeking accommodation, we would suggest - -
that you try the following:
Cronulla Beach Resort - 523 8999; Cronulla Motor Inn
- 523 6800; Metro Motor Inn - 525 7577; Sapphire Motor
Inn - 522 0444: Wooden Shoe Motel - 520 8166: Hunts
Motel - 601 5088.
The SydneylMarconi facilities are coming along well and
we are all looking fonvard to a great shoot over the October
long weekend.
ON THE COACHING FRONT:
At the last State Executive meeting, the State Coaching
Director presented a proposal of conducting a Junior
Coaohing CamplSeminar in September, 1939. The seminar
would be conducted over three or four days and would be at
the Institute of Sport in Canberra. All disciplines would be
catered for. The State Association have given their full
support and plans have now been put into action. The dates
have been set for the soh001 holidays and the camp will be
open to any junior shooter who may wish to attend. For the
camp to go ahead, participation is essential, so clubs are
urged to encourage their juniors to attend. As time draws
near, the actual dates, costs, eto. will be advised. Please
support this coaching seminar.
REFEREE EXAMXNERS REQUEST:
Now that almost all our referee examiners have been re-
examined and the new appointees have also been
examined, all those referees who have come due for re-
examination and have not been examined will be contacted
and arrangements made for same.
AU clubs in the State have been asked to supply the
names of their members who they feel are suitable to
become referees - and these people will be examined as
Mlon as possible.
If you, the shooter, feel that you would We to be a referee
- first approach your club secretary, who will, in turn.
make the recommendation to the nearest referee
examiner.
We need more referees - and this important matter is
being addressed by your State Association- with the view
of having at least one registered referee for each discipline
conducted by a club - by the end of 1989.
FROM THE CEN--ZONE:
Zone President, Peter Mould, reports that their Zone
Trap Carnival and Team eliminations were held at the
Grenfell club on the 30th/31st July. Grenfell is only a very
small Club - with the total sum of 12 members - yet they
accepted the Zone Carnival - and from all accounts did
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themselves proud. The facilities were upgraded
considerably and the small working committee had
everything ship shape - even the weather was kind. On
Saturday, 57 shwters took part and 53 attended on
Sunday - the scores, well these were unusually low -
however. a meat carnival was ntaped.
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The overall high gun was won by John Blazley with
1901205, Marilyn Dwight won the Ladies with 1511205,
and the Junior high gun was taken out by a young fellow
from Parkes, who has only been shooting for a short time
- Clint Hawke, with 1651205. This young fellow looks to
be a great shot and should record plenty more wins in the
future.
The Central Zone Team for the State Carnival is as
follows: T. Murray, J. Rogers, R. Piotrowski. J. Blazley, P.
Barn. R. Taylor. J. Rue, N. Dwight, J.W. Smith. M.
Matilka, S. Berbagallo and Darren Fairall. The reserves
are: L. Arnold, P. Wamsley, F. Johns and P. Hayman. The
Ladies Team is: M. Dwight, G. Toshack and L. Louie and
the Junior Team comprises: Clint Hawke, Glen Campbell
and D. Cornran.
The Central Zone also have a new Zone Delegate, Les
Aberley, who replaces Steve Foster. Lea is a keen skeet
shooter and will add strong skeet support to the State
Assooiation ranks. Welcome Les.
FROM THE NORTHERN ZONE:
The annual "COOL 100" was held at Guyra on the 31st
July, and it seems that someone forgot to tell the weather
man that it was to be a cool day. Very pleasant conditions
greeted the 50+ shooters. Overall winner this year was
Roger Vidal with the only perfect 1001100 - quite a list of
991100s went into the shoot off with Terry Rumbel
finishing ahead of Ray Hammond.
For those skeet shooters who are kicking themselves for
not attending the annual skeet shoot at Coffs Harbour this
year, here icearly warning - Coffs Harbour have moved
their skeet shoot back to the 14tW15th JANUARY, which
is the week following their annual trap shoot. This date is
of course in the peak holiday season on the north coast -
so before you read any further, go and phone for
accommodation reservations - so that you will not miss a
great skeet shoot.
Another reminder about the big trap shoot extravaganza
being held at the Tamworth Club on the 3rd and 4th
September - $7,000 in trophies and sashes.
An event a little further ahead - however
accommodation will need to be booked as early as possible
- the UPPER HUNTER GRAND SLAM on the 26th and
27th November - $25.000 in trophies has been secured.
The event will be shot at the Cessnock Club over four (4)
layouts using full fluro targets and phono pulls. Further
information from organising secretary, Ron Wakem on
(065) 45 1788.
FROM THE RULES FRONT
Rules relat'iag to handicapping and re-handicapping
It is obvious fmm problems arising at clubs and
questions constantly being asked of those who know a bit
more about the rules, that there are still a great deal of
shooters and administrators who do not fully understand
the rules regarding handicapping and handicap shooting.
Generally, the rules have changed little for quite some
years now, and to put the whole situation in a fewer words
as possible:
- any competitor winning first place in a handicap event
will be handicapped 1 metre, regardless of whether he
has shot a possible or not.
- any shooter winning a section of a group handicap
event, will be handicapped 1 metre, providing he has
shot a possible.
- any shooter winning a double barrel, single barrel or
point score event from behind his handicap mark, will
be handicapped to the mark, providing he has shot a
~ossible.
. -~~
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- nny shwter who shoots 50 straighc from behind tlrs
handicap mark rVLU receive 1 metre handlcap (pr~viding
it has not already been awarded for that event).
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- handicap marks shall be adjusted as outlined in the
rules relating, to grading, i.e. AA Grade 18 metres. A 'VA]LE
Grade 17 me-bs.~ Gracie 16 metres.
- no competitor may shoot from any other handicap other DOn COretO~han
than his ACTA handicap mark, in a novelty It is with deep regret that the Colac Gun Club lost one of its
event etc. ~ach target shot at from other than the Oldest and longest se-g members of our club.
correct handicap mark must be recorded as 'lost'. Don, aged 82, was an active member of the Colac Gun
Other points that need to be attended to include: Club for 43 years and was still shooting up until a
- registering handicap targets on handicap cards. Unless fortnight before his death.
a shooter has 200 targets recorded on his handicap Mr and Mrs Corstorphan moved to Colac in 1944 and
card, he may not claim one metre, inward movement, We" introduced Clay Target Shooting and live bird
when rerezisterine.
shooting by the late Eric "Pop" Ball who only passed away
- handicap Gents m;st be shot to finality. Should two or
more shooters decide to 'split' an overall trophylpurse
instead of shooting-off, then all of those shooters
should be handicapped one metre, regardless of
whether they have shot the possible or not.
That's all for this month, g d shooting, hope to see a big
attendance at the State Trap Carnival.
N.S.W.C.T.A.
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Tarnworth, 2340. (067) 85 2520.
To secure your accommodation and a 10%
discount ring now on: (03) 735 5222.
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recently also.
Don was Secretary-Treasurer for 15 years and Club
Handicapper for 30 years. He represented the club on the
Board of Management of the Colac Racecourse and
Recreation Reserve for 37 years and for 43 years he was
the Club's Publicity Officer.
He was an accredited referee and referee examiner for 30
years, plus club coach. Don was a member of the National
Executive for three years just prior to the Melbourne
Olympics. In 1958 he was a member of the successful
Australian Team competing for the Macintosh Cup.
He was the initiator for the long service concession for
shooters over 65 years or 60 years with 30 years'
continuous service, something that not many shooters
would realise.
A very impressive record by any standard, the sport of i
clay target shooting can ill-afford to losd such dedicated
men as Don Corstorphan . . . a true sportsman.
To his wife Myra and daughters June and Lynette the
Colac Gun Club would like to express our deepest
sympathy.
Peter McDonald
President Cola G.C.
EDITOR'S ILBOX
Dear Alan.
----- .-- I am writine to mainlv thank ~ourself and the Australian
I~-E r-~irlvfia HGI
Clay Target AssociatiGn for aUtheir assistance in respect
The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Prac- with the past week that I have been allowed to have at the
tices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra as a guest with
toadvertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure the National Trainine Scluad. The week for me has been
that advertisements which are published in this verv beneficial and I &like has helved me to sort out same
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magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the
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major problems that I have had ove; the past few months. I
responsibility must therefore be on the person. company hope that this event shall always take place because it is of
or advertising agency submitting the advertisement for meat irnmrtance ~ ---- for ue ~ ~ if we are to kee~ . UD . with the other
publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse any countries with which we have to compete.
advertisement without statinz the reason. Thank vov avain.
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STURT PEA FROM S.A.
We are well on the way with the programs, and thank
you to those who got them back to me on time.
I hope everyone was as pleased as me to see the photo of
our Junior Shooters on the front cover of the C.T.S.N. The
following is the list of their names, although not in the
correct photo order. I have to be quita truthful and say that
I don't know some of the lads: B. Johnson. W. Lymn, M.
Creighton, D. Murphy. W. Ranney, B. Pallant, N. Rundle,
M. Hudleston. A. Martini.
TAKE NOTE:
S.Y.P. GUN CLUB: Would like shooters to take note that
due to an omission from the 1987 program book, they do
have ~~-~ - a ~~ shoot ~~ ~ ~ ~ on ~ the 18th - - ~~ Sentember. - ~ Barhecue - at 12 - ~ noon ~~..-~
-~.
followed by 5 targets El0 then 20 pair DID and 10 pair DIR.
The following reports have been sent in to me.
BARMERA
Coming up soon they have their 30th Anniversary ahoot.
The first meeting of the club being on the 23/4/58 with 14
shotgunners attending and Mr A. Grase was elected as
chairman.
A motion was moved at that meeting, by M. Mills, and
seconded by J. Killmarten that a gun club be formed. Thie
was duly carried. The first elected officers were as follows:
President - A. Gmse. Secretary - Mr bgemuller,
Treasurer - M. Mills. Committee - K. Germain, P.
Schramm. J. Friman, J. Harris.
After many meetings and working bees an opening shoot
waa held on the 28th October. 1958, with a nomination list
of 65 shooters. A list of their names are as follows, which
should be of interest to some of our older shooters today:
W. Dunstan. J. Bottom, E.C. Edwards. D. Elcins. T.
Roberts, G. Ash, E. Vivian. A. Hamilton, R. Carmll, R.
Schramm, J. Thompson, P.H. Johnoock. M. Cook, D.
Schultz. R. Caddy, F. Holmes, T.C. Moritz, D. Fleetwd,
J. Wwdmw, G. Jellett. J. Jellett. J. Kalljn, R. Mules, J.
Schramm, E. Schramm, R. Barrett, K. German. W.H.
Foster. J. Killmartin, P. Winzen. J. Bannear. J.S.
Hamilton. E.A. Collins. R. Fowler. H. Ash, M. Collinson. P.
Mules. K. Mules. W. Schmxmn. P. Schramm, L. Truman,
S. Ridge, B. Tanko, C. McFarlane. D. Bannear, A. Gmse. L.
Sanford, D. Germein. J. McFarlane. L. Bruce, T. Cuscott.
J. Frhan. F. Starling. J. Jellett, R. Heley, A. Barnes, F.
McDonell, P. Caddy, J. Lawrence. B. Caddy, R.A.
McDonell. B. Dowming. K. Sheppard.
By P. Caddy
MOUNT GAMBIER - MARYBOROUGH
It was this time off to Marybomugh for nine Mt Gambier
shooters and some of their wives for another Team's
Challenge competition. An excellent weekend by all
accounts with Mt Gambier recording their biggest win
ever. Those making the team were P. Green 40140, C.
Wright 39/40. B. Spring 38/40. R. Simson 37/40 =
1541160, thus defeating Maryborough No. 1 team (see
Marybomugh, I told you to watch out next time), their
score being 1481160.
Mt Gambier's total club score waa 3281360 which was 25
pints ahead of the top Maryborough club score.
Mt Gambier twk home 13 trophies in all with P. Green
winning the HIG as well as taking home, for the second
time, the Jackpot prize - a nice purse of money.
After dinner, Jim Shepherd's home was invaded by all
for a game of 8-ball with Marybomugh being the victors.
(See, they can't shoot but they can play 8-ball!!)
On Sunday, Mt Gambier shooters did a bit of a U-turn
and called in at St Arnaud for some more good scores. B.
Spring and R. Simson shared the winnings in the PIS and
B. Spring continued his excellent form to win the DIB
defeating B. Rafferty from Maryborough and C. Wright
fmm Mt Gambier. P. Green was the SIB winner and the
only shooter to r e d 25/25. B. Spring came out on top
over the day gainjng the HIG title.
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The return challenge will be held at Mt Gambier in
October. By P. Green.
SPECIAL SHOOTS:
Sep. 314 - Barmera Anniversary Shoot; State Night
Skeet, Sep. 3 at Barmera. (Don't forget to be in it to qualify
for the Ray & Pat Mack Title.) Sep. 10111 - Broken Hil
Annual Silver City C'ship; Sep. 18 - Alexandra Birthday
Shoot.
That's all this time.
I.M.G.
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Jack Edgell, donor of the prestigious J.E. Trophy,
presents the silver water jug to Cobar shooter. 5.
Osbo-e, who outshot ten other finalists to win the much
sought after trophy.
finalist; fo win the much sought after trophy.
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0 The proud winner Bill Woodward 39/39 of the Duke of Gloucester
Cup, shot at the F.A.G.C. on May 15.
SHOOTING SNAPS
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FOR SALE
DAM0 CONT. TRAP
Good working order. $700.
Chinchilla Gun Club
Phone: Max Dinnis AH (074) 62 7777
A.G.T.A. TIES
YES, THEY ARE NOW IN STOCK!
TWO NEW STYLES AVAILABLE:
Green with Gold Pin Stripes &the A.C.T.A. Logo or Solid
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$15.00 each (includes postage)
IMPORTANT MOTICE TO ALL
SHOOTERS
1989 PRE NATIONALS
THURSDAY MARCN 29
& FRIDAY MARCH 30
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Thursday 29th
EVENT 1 - 50 Target Single Barrel Championship
off 15m
EVENT 2 - 50 Target Double Barrel Championship
off 15m
Friday 30th
EVENT 1 - 25 Target Pointscore Championship off
I 6m
EVENT 2 - 50 Taraet Double Barrel Championship
- off 16m
Excellent trophies for aN grades in all events
includino Ladies. Juniors and Veterans . . . More
details in later issues.
Plus Overall High Gun over Pre-Nationals
Program
Plus High Gun in each other grade.
Plus Ladies, Junior and Veteran High Gun
High Gun trophies to the value of $2,000
have been sponsored by:
The Echuca-Moama Motels Association
So come to Echuca for the Pre-
Nationals, it will be well worth
your while.
President: Secretary:
R.W. McKenzie D.W. Penn
(058) 52 1721
(054) 82 3604
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Queensland .............................. 18 South Australia ..................... ..59
Victoria ................................... -25
Western Australia .................. .6 1
Tasmania ................................ .43
New South Wales .................... .43 Northern Territory ................. .64
CLUB NEWS
S.A. WESTERN ZONE
The 1989 AGM and championships will be held at Pt.
Augusta G.C. over the May long weekend.
Other items to come out of the A.G.M:-
1. W~Zone Delegates: Kym Zaniol and R. Britcher.
Reserves: Dennis Lymn, Craig Bentley.
2. State Titles Allotted to W~Zone: At this stage, none of
the clubs wishes to hold either of the titles.
3. !Zone Coaohing Day: This will be held on Pt. Augusta's
June shwt, Sunday 19th.
NOARLUNGA CITY GUN CLUB
At the club's Annual General Meeting on 22nd June the
WONTHAGGI GUN CLUB INC.
The Club's A.G.M. was held on 12th July, 1988. Elected to
- Keith Gray
- Jeph Kent
- Wayne Parks
- David Egan
- Greg Milkins
- Lyn Gray
BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
The Club's A.G.M. was held on 5th July, 1988. The
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
following members were elected to office:
PRESIDENT - G. Woodhatch
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT - B. Knight
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT - J. Govett
SECRETARY - R. Ross
TREASURER - T. Bannan
CLUB COACH - M. Little
SHOOT MARSHAL - K. Bell
NEWCASTLE CLAY TARGET CLUB
.
- K. Forward
- A. Green
- D. Norris
- H. Dare
- J. Fryer
CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
The follwowing persons were elected office bearers for
1988-89 at the recent Annual General Meeting:-
PRESIDENT - Norm Simms
1st VICE PRESIDENT - Ken Webber
2nd VICE PRESIDENT - Brian Prosser
SECRETARY - Alan Lucas
TREASURER -Judy Pmsser
PUBLIC OFFICER - Chris Millip
DIRECTORS - Fillip Petmella
- Wayne Didovich
- Heather Cox
Subsequent to the AGM, Victor Kowalski was appointed
s. Director by the Committee.
Cont'd over page
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CENTRAL ZONE
Q.C.T.A.
Zone Skeet Carnival
1 TALLAWALLA
i GUN CLUB
' SEPTEMBER 17 & 18,
1988
Saturday 17 9.00am
EVENT 1 - 50 Target Gemfieids Skeet
Championship
Sash & Trophy OIA Badge & Trophy A.B.C.
01s $2.00
EVENT 2 - 100 Target C.Z.Q.C.T.A. Championship
50 Target Saturday afternoon, 50 Target Sunday
morning
Sash & Trophy OIA~IOOT. Badges 6 Triphy A.B.;.
I nn-r
Ladies ~robGi.' 01s $4.00
Sunday 18 9.00am
EVENT 3 - 2nd 50 Target of 100 Target Event 2
EVENT 4 - 50 Target Central Highland
Chamninnshin - . . - . . r. - . . -. . Trophies A.B.C. as for Event I. OIS $1.00
All Ladies & Juniors 60% Nominations - High Gun
Sash & Tmphy - Ladies High Gun Trophy
The C.Z.Q.C.T.A. Skeet Team will be selected over
event 2 and will shoot for their zone on completion of
event 2. The magnificent Laurie Tselepy Perpetual
Trophy will be presented to the Cham~ion of
Champions shot over event 2 and the team shoot. A
red, white and blue sash will accompany the trophy as
well as a replica of the cup. Our thanks go to Laurie
Tselepy for his generosity in presenting this trophy to
the Central Zone.
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
should it be necessarv to do so.
Anyone requiring aicommodation please contact
Central Zone President or Secretary.
All meals fully catered for. Camping available on
grounds, caravan sites, hot showers etc.
President: Dick Burns (079) 84 1490
Secretary: Marilyn Casagrande (079)
22 5731
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1988
ST. GEORGE
UN CLUB
ANNUAL
DAY SHOOT
10th & 11th
SEPTEMBER, 1988
SATURDAY 10th 9.30am Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $12.00 OIS $2.00
25 Target Balonne DIE Championship 15m Badge
n/A Trnnhias A R C
-, . . . . - r. . . - - . . . - . - .
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 01s $2.00
20 Target SIB 15m Trophies A.B.C.
EVENT 3 Nom. $22.00.015 $4.00
Commonwealth Mixed Tar et Champlonshtp
10 Targets DIE, 10 Targets !/B, 10 Targets Pts
20m, 10 Pr DIR 15m.
Sash OIA, Trophies A.B.C.
EVENT 4 Nom. $11 .OO
25 Target Continental DIE 15m Trophies 11-12.
I9..lfi 17.%l 71-95
. - . -, . . - - , - . - -
Saturday night Dinner & Calcutta held at St.
George Club
1 SUNDAY 11 9.00am Start 1
EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00 OIS $2.00
25 Target Western Zone Dist. 3 Pts 15m Sash OIA
Trophies A.B.C.
EVENT 6 Nom. $9.00
20 Target DIE Cash Handicap
EVENT 7 Nom. $9.00
20 Target DIE Cash Handicap
Calcutta run over events 6 & 7
EVENT 8 Nom. $1 1 .OO OIS $3.00
15 Pr DIRise 15m Trophies A.B.C.
Total Nominations $96.00 for 215 Taraets not
including optional sweeps '
e O/A High Gun e Inter High Gun e F/M High
Gun (11-12) on advertised
.
rogramme e Ladies
High Gun if 3 or more P earn events run over
events 6 & 7 (5 man team) * AA Trophies if
sufficient AA shooters e Camping facilities
available - hot showers Committee reserves
the right to alter programme
Accommodation: Merino Motor Inn (074) 25 333
- Bslmnne Motel (074) 25 3433 - Australian
Hotel (074) 25 3006 - St. George HotellMotel
(074) 25 3063
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BURDEKIN GUN
CLUB INC A YR
2km SOUTH OF AYR OFF THE OLD CLARE ROAD
Camping facilities on grounds
The committee reserves the right to alter, postpone or cancel any event on the program
President: Angelo Zappala Secretary: Merle Fraser
Box 313, Ayr. Phone: (077) 83 11 60 44 Sixth St, Home Hill. (077) 82 2310
- - -
Saturday 8th October at 1.00pm SUNDAY 9th OCTOBER AT
EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00
8.30am
15 Target Double Barrel 15m SIStakes
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 OIS $1.00 ea 15T
ARTHUR COLLINSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
EVENT 4
EVENT 5
Nom. $6.00
15 Target DIB 15m SIStakes
Nom. $10.00
30 Tar et DIB 15m. Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade.
A.B.8. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans (60 and over).
Trophies Ladies, Juniors & Ve!erans also eligible for
grade troph~es.
EVENT 3 Nom. $15.00
"ANCHOR IN" 30 Target D.B. Holida Event
donated by STEVE & CLYTHA NICO~AIDES
1st Prize: $250 value - 1 week holiday for 2.
2nd Prize: $100 value - 1 weekend holiday for 2 at
South Mission beach, opposite Dunk Island. (Both
to be taken OFF PEAK season by arrangement with
management.
3rd Prize: donated by TUBEMAKERS METAL
CENTRE. Trophy value $60.
Opt. SIStakes $1.00 each 15T
SATURDAY NIGHT
SOCIAL. - 6.00pm
BURDEKIN POINTS SCORE C'SHIP
Sponsored by PHIL JOST OF BLUE DOT
TARGETS
25 Target 15m A.B.C. Troph 1st & 2nd each grade.
Sash Overall. Badges A.B.~. - Ladies & Juniors.
Trophies sponsored by "BURVAL" OF THE
BURDEKIN
Ladies & Juniors 60% nom. Eligible also for Grade
trophies. Opt. SIStakes $1.00 each 30 & 45 points.
EVENT 6 Nom. $18.00
30 Target DIB off 15m Trophy Event
sponsored by WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA
1st: A.B.C. value $45 each grade.
2nd: A.B.C. value $30 each grade
3rd: A.B.C. value $20 each grade
Sash Overall. Opt. SIStakes $1.00 each 15T
EVENT 7 Nom. $10.00
"TOYOTA TROPHY EVENT"
30 Target DIE off Handicap. Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
Opt. SIStakes $1.00 each 10T
1st Prize: Silver Tray and Coffee Set, value $150
2nd Prize: Silver Ice Bucket, value $85
3rd Prize: Silver Tray, value $50
HIGH GUN TROPHY AND SASH over whole weekend sponsored by MAXWELL SOFT DRINKS, AYR. Also High
Gun Trophy for Sunday.
Points to count all High Guns. High Gun Sash for Juniors. Trophy for Runner Up to Overall.
Sunday High Gun Trophy donated by MABS HALL OF "HALLS FIREARMS", TOWNSVILLE.
Shooters requiring motel accommodation for the weekend please contact: Bill and Val Mallett of
PARKSIDE MOTEL, 74-76 Graham Street, Ayr. 4807. Telephone: (077) 83 1244.
3e 20 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

TOWNSVlLLE GUN 'CLUB
23rd, 24th, 25th SEPTEMBER, "188
FRIDAY 23 - 1.00pm
PRACTICE AVAILABLE - PLUS
50 TARGET DOUBLE EVENTS SIS
Not counted in High Gun
SATURDAY 24 9.00am SUNDAY 25
Nom. $18.00 Continuation of Event 2 - 50 Target
Followed by the
50 TARGET BICENTENNIAL CHAMPIONSHIP
O/S $1 each 25
INTERSTATE SKEET TEAMS MATCH
EVENT 3 Nom. $18.00 OIS $1 ea 25 $2.00
QLD. PACIFIC SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
STATE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
50 Target OIA Sash & Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd
A.4.A.B.C. Trophies best Lady, Junior, Veteran.
loo Target OIS $1 each 25
OIA - Caloundra Trophy Centre Perpetual Trophy
Q.C.T.A. Silver Badge, Sash & Trophy
Donated by W~nchester Australia
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Best Veteran
Run in conjunction with
Sponsored by A.E. Smith - Wyllie
Authorised Carrier Dealer
2nd STATE LADIES SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
2nd STATE JUNIOR SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
(only if at least 3 competitors)
1st in each Group - Gold Medal
2nd in each Group - Silver Medal
3rd in each Group - Bronze Medal
INTERSTATE SKEET TEAMS SELECTED FROM
THIS EVENT
~unhorisod carrier Daabr
e Qld. Skeet Champion - Perpetual Trophy,
Sash, Trophy Aggregate of 200 T programme plus
50 T Team. Donated by D. Siggs.
e 2 Man Teams Shoot - A.B. Long Perpetual
Trophy. Winners of 2 Man Team over complete
programme Nom. $5 team. Donated by Tony Long.
e State Representative Team - Selected from
aggregate scores of Events 1 & 2 plus team score.
Top five selected.
@ Interstate Team High Guns - Woodend Qld. - Trophies
@ Overall High Gun - G.R. Porter Remembrance Bowl, Sash &Trophy. Donated by
CASAGRANDE FIREARMS
@ Ladies High Gun - Sash & Trophy
@ Junior High Gun - Sash & Trophy
Veterans High Gun - Sash & Trophy. Donated by SHOOTERS WAREHOUSE,
TOWNSVILLE
@ Good camping facilities available
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
~%

Annual Two Day Shoot
Postponement
New Dates October 22 & 23.
CLUB INC.
BANKS POCKET ROAD, GYMPIE, 4570
FFlLlATED WITH AUSTRALIAN CLAY-TARGET ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY OCTOBER 8
commencing 12 Noon
SUNDAY OCTOBER 9
commencing 9.00am
Camping facilities available. Hot showers.
Meals on Grounds. Program will be advised in the
October issue of CTSN.
SHOOTERS PLEASE NOTE:
THEDATESASSTATEDINTHEQUEENSLAND
PROGRAM FOR 1988 ARE INCORRECT. PLEASE
NOTE THE NEW DATES.
President: G. Durre Secretary: G. Holmes
TWO DAY SHOOT - SEPTEMBER 10 & 11, 1988
SATURDAY 10
Start 12.30pm SHARP
EVENT 1 Sweeps $5.00
10 Target Eye Opener
EVENT 2 Noms. $12.00 OIS $2.00
EVENT 3
25 Target DIB 15m A.B.C. 1 & 2
20 Target SIB Championship off 15m. A.B.C. 4 & 2
SUNDAY I START: 9am SHARP
No~s. $10.00 OIS $2.00
EVENT 4
EVENT 5
EVENT 6
Nom. $12.00
B.W. (BUCQ GOODY MEMORIAL 15 Pair DlRise OIA A.B.C. 15m 1 & 2
Nom. $20.00
MUNGUNGO GUN CLUB CALCUTlA, 25 Target DIB Handicap 11-15, 16-18, 19-21, 22-25
Nom. $12.00 OIS $2.00
WARATAH HOTEL TROPHY EVENT. 30 Target DIB Points 15m A.B.C. 1 & 2
MEAL AND CALCUTTA BEING HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
For further information contact: President - Mar Goody (074) 66 5464 or Secretary - Kerri
Williams (071) 6f5495 A.H.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

THE ROOF OF THE GOLD COAST. MARANA STREET, BiLAMBlL HEIGHTS, 2486 - PHONE (075)
90 9223
THE MT. !WARNIP$!G BICf NTENNBAk 2-DAY
10th & 11th SEPTEMBER, 1988
10.00am START BOTH DAYS
SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER
25 Target DIB A.B.C. 15m
Nom. $16.00 OIS Graded $4.00
50 Target DIB 15m Mt Warning Bicentennial Championship
AA.A.B.C. 1st & 2nd
Sponsored by WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA. Overall, Patrons Trophy
25 Target DIB 15m Continental AA.A.9.C. Grades 1st & 2nd
TOTAL NOMS: $37.00
SUNDAY, 1 lth SEPTEMBER
25 Target DIB 15m Points A.B.C. Grades
Nom. $46.00 OIS Graded $4.00
50 Target DIB Mi Warning Bicentennial Points Championship
M.A.B.C. Grades 1st 8: 2nd
Sponsored by STEVENS & SONS FIREARMS, Overall President's Trophy
25 Target Mt Warnin Bicentennial Champion of Champions 18m
~.A.B.c. Grades 1st & 2nd
Mt Warning Shield shot on this event
TOTAL NOMINATIONS:
MAJOR SPONSOR: TERRANORA LEISURETIME RESORT
Front Marker: A "week for 2" at the Terranora Leisuretime Resort.
High Gun: A "week for 2" at the Terranora Leisuretime Resort
Jackpot shoot each day - Barbecue luncheon - Veterans 70% nomination fees
The Comminee reserves the right to alter or change the program.
Secretary: J.P. Mitchell
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 23

Handerson 13.20. 2DT Hop: J. Dabbins 19i?0. R. AIeaney 18-20. 8. ~eaaer
27.30.
GLADSTONE 18-7-88- IOQTSkeetC'ship: Aa0.4: M. Wamock 128.128.
L. Chelepy 122.126, 3. Eggs 114.118: B: C. W w k 96.100. R. Hannah
93.100, L. Ddton 90.100. C: M. Sohumsoher 90-100, D. Vnn Der Sohoaf
85.100. C. Mitchell 86.104.
GLENDEN 17.7.88 -Fins. breezy (10). 1DT DB EO 15m: G. Kaaper 10-10.
K. Zarb. D. Maddem 9-10. N. Kidd. bf. Ahem 8-10.25T DBHcp: 16.lsm: N.
Kidd 28.28. K. Zsrb 27-29. G. Kaspr 21-25: ll.15m: D. Maddem 23-26. R.
Hover 22.26. A. hfaddem. G. Kunst 21-25. WTDB l5m "FoetoreTmphy": G.
Knsper 46.50. N. Kidd 43-50, A

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Location: Victoria Rd, Lilydale, 3140. (P.O. Box 74) (03) 739 1771
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24
Tmp 8 Skeet commenlng 12 Noon Commencing 12 Noon
EVENT 2
Nom. $21 .OO TEAM SHOOT
75 Target Skeet Graded Championship 50 Target Graded Championship
AA.A.B.C. OIA to take graded trophy M.A.B.C. Junior, OIA to take grade
Nom. $9.00 EVENT 3
25 Target Skeet Doubles CID 20 Target DIB Group Handicap off 15m
11-14, 15-17, 18-21, 22-25, trophy 1st
EVENT 4
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10
Commencing 12.30pm
TEAM SHOOT
100 Target Skeet Graded Championship
M.A.B.C. Junior, OIA to take grade
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25
BENDIGO GUN CLUB SKEET SHOOTERS INVITE
Nom. $15.00
50 Target SIB Graded Championship OIA A.B.C.
$15'00
50 Target DIB Graded Championship OIA A.B.C.
MGC SKEET SHOOTERS TO A CHALLENGE OVER 75
TARGETS, CHAMPIONSHIP CONDITIONS, ALL
INVITED
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 Commencing 12.30pm
Commencing 12.30pm
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24
25 Target Trench Sweepstake CID
10 Target Eyeopener CID
20 Target Handicap Group from ACTA
Hlcap marks. 11-14, 15-17, 18-21, 22-25
EVENT 6
100 Target Skeet Graded Championship M.A.B.C. OIA
to take rade tro h & sash, ribbons
PRACTICE AYA~ABLE 10.30am SATURDAYS
President:
ANNUAL MGC TEAM SHOOT TO WANGARATTA FOR R.F. Buchan
TRAP AND SKEET - DON'T MISS THIS DAY (03) 739 1771
PR~M
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25
25 target Skeet Ch'ship Club Agg.
50 target Skeet. Bendigo versus Melbourne.
R CWII!LIY 12.73. C Comeby 7173 U L Bnhar 29.00. J 5'-ca 35 3R. C 1'
Tullry 28.30. 1' McDoiluld 2730. VrlcrM. U Corncoq~h~m 233U 20T DBGd
C'ahip. A R Coombs8'81 I

INCORPORATED
Saturday 24th September - lpm
"Who wants to go to the Grand Final anyway?"
10 Target Handicap CID
20 Target "CUMMING MEMORIAL" HANDICAP
Trophies lst, Znd, 3rd B/M
1st Overall plus 1st grades A.B.C.
Please note: The Cumming Memorial Shield is shot
between Euma, Seymour, Alexandra and Mansfield
clubs. A11 other shooters are very welcome.
Shooting ground is located 7km south of Euroa via Hume
Highway then Halsalls Road.
High Gun over Program.
TARaET GLUB IBG.
DAY & NIGHT SHOOT
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 Commencing 1. OOpm Sharp
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
EVENT 4
BILL COULSON MEMORIAL SHOOT 81 CLUB
50 Target Bill Coulson Memorial Double Barrel Championship
Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd each grade
Nom. $13.00 01s $1.00
Nom. - 912.00 . OIS 51.00
25 Target Handicap. Grouped meterage.
Trophy overall winner & 1st each other group. Grouped 11-15, 16-20, 21-25
Nom. . 98.00 - 01s 91.00 .~ ~~
10 Pair Double Rise Championship. Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd each grade
- Cash Events Time Permitting -
Refreshments available on grounds. Barbecue tea available
Nom. $10.00 01s $1.00
- NIGHT SHOOT -
30 Target STATE TOWER DOUBLE BARREL. Graded A.B.C.
1st & 2nd each grade
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
HIGH GUN SASH OVER DAY AND NIGHT PROGRAM

STATE MINI WALK UP
CERBERUSGUNCLUB
September 3 . . . 12 noon start
Secretary: Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18. . .
TWILIGHT.
25t DIE C.D.
INABBIN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Sunday September 25.. .at lpm
Event i. 10tO.B. CashOivide
Event2. 5M 0.0. Ch'ship. A.B.C.
IstaZndeach grade
Event 3. ZMHandicap. Ist,Znd,3rdaBM
OIS an Events 2 a 3.
President:
A. W. Johns (054) 32 9370 R. R. West (054) 32 9284
25T Rench Trophy: A: T. Rowe 24.25; B: I. Franantam 2225: C: T. Lu-
18.25.
GEEWNG25-E-88-(56,, 15TPtaEO:H. Spvirsa 45.45.G. Thornson44.45.
SVPDBGrdC'ship: OA: I. Dickins 50-50: A: G. Thomn48-50. R. Idark48.M:
B: G. Mahoney 48-50. C. Smith 47-50: C: R. %mu1 46-50. R. Sadlsr 42-W.
25T ETL SS: G. Thomeon. G. Smith. N. Wenning, all 25-25. 2ST Skeet 99: G.
Thomaon 24-25. R. Coombes 22.25. J. Doherty 22-25.
GEEWNG 3.7.88 - (35). 10T Pfa EO: R. Psrry. R. Wilfen 30-30. R. Evans.
G. Mahoney. L. Bahr. G. Thomson. I. Diakine a-30.3VP DB Grd C'ship: A &
OA: R. Evans 33.33: B: N. Akin- 33-35: C: J. Gaud 28-30. 2UT DB Mini
C'eMp: A&OA: I. Dickine 21.22: B: N. Mnrinos 18.20: C: R. Sadlet 17.W.
GEEWNG 187-88 - (23). 1UT Re EO: G. Thomson. G. Mahoney 30.30. R.
Mark. R. Coombea 29.30. 25T DB Grd C'ship: A & OA: R. Mark 88-88: 8: L.
Spit- 25-25: C: T. Hi11 23.28.3UT Gmuped Hap: 21-25m: N. Wenning 16-20:
16-20m: 0. Hnyek 21-23: ll.15m: T. Robinson 11.20. 25T Skeet 99: G.
Thomson. N. Wenning. R. bwck, 24.25.
QOBOKE 2.7.88 - Perfrlf (28). 1UT EO CD: J. P-h. S. Bethune. 9.
Hsnderson. B. Wngg. B. Gmwden. R. Duthie. S. Stewart. B. Papst. R. Denby.
D. Harris. 10.10. 5VP Winter DB Grd C'ahip: OA & A: B. Gmwden 50-50. R.
Duthie49.50: B: R. Jorganaon 72-75. S. Henderson 71-75: C: 9. Stewart47-50.
D. Hnrria 42-50: Junior: J. Hadden 34.50. 1VP Re SS: B. Wsgg, R. Dvthie
30-30. E. Hall. S. Henderson, D. Kemedy. L. hhrtin 28-30.
HORSHAM 8-7-88 -Cold &windy. 25T Wimmera Day DB C'ehip: A & 0.4:
W. WombsU 24-25. C. Jarred 28.28; B: J. Himmbe'g 35.37. N. Hinneberg
34.37: C: J. Ough 22.25. E. Kimberley20.25: Vets-: C. Bvdde26.29.25TSB
Tmphy Event: A: R. Denby 27.32, P. Vavghan 26.22: B: R. Jorgenaen 22.25.
D. Kennedy 20-25: C: J. Ovgh 22.25. A. Cnee 18-25. 1STGd CC: A: R. Denby,
P. Vaughan. W. wombell 13.15: B: C. =air. G. Strausa. D. Barber. R.
Jorgansen 15.15: C: J. Ough. D. ~arria 13-15: No- KG: J. Sandera.
KANNA 24.7-88 -Cool & fins (18). Resident's 25T DB C'ship: A & OA: R.
Andrewe 43.44. B. Wagg 42.44: B: W. Hawker 27.28. K. Howe 25-27: C: A.
Winen 22.25. 3. huee 20.25. secretary's 25T DB C'ship: A & OA: R.
Andrewe 25-25. T. Drummond 28.20: B: W. Hawker 24.25. P. Merrett 22-26:
C: P. Crane 23-25. A. Winen 20.25. IOPR DR SS: B. Gmwden 17.20. W.
Page SO
SOUTHERN PENINSULA
- 2
SEPTEMBER
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 3
10 Target Mini Double Barrel
STATE MINI WALK UP
30 Target Double Barrel C'ship
Sec: Chris Carrol(03) 789 7926
Mornington Clay Target Club Inc.
Saturday 10
10 Target DiB El0
25 Target Double Barrel C'ship
25 Target Points C'ship
Sec: Robert Standeven (03) 546 1489
Nepean Clay Target Club Inc.
Saturday 17
D.T.L. Practlce only
Zone Teams shoot at Morweil
Sec: Norm Quick (059) 85 3580
k~iometres past the town
on rhe South Gippsland.hwy.
NIGHT SHOOTS STARTING
1st FRIDAY NIGHT EACH MONTH
Friday, September 2 at 7pm
Event 1 - 10 Target DIE CiD
Event 2 - 10 Target SIB CID
Event 3 - 30 Target Points A.B.C. 1 & 2
A. Svdenham Shield (for teams of 4. A.C.T.A.
Comp. Gkded C'ship)
Saturday, September 24 at loam
Skeet noms close 12.30pm Sharp
Event 1 - 50 Target Skeet A.B.C. 1 & 2
Event 2 - 50 Taraet STATE TOWER Mini DIE
- 1.2.3
Event 3 - 25 Target Ball Trap 1.2.3
President: K. Cross Secretary: K. Brown
(056) 64 2222 (056) 57 4263
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1988

Saturday 3
Port Phillip Field & Game Shoot
50 Target Simulated OIA M.A.B.C. Ladies,
Veterans & Juniors
Nom. $14.00
Sunday 4
EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Points Championship
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Single Barrel Championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Double Barrel Charnpionship
EVENT 4 Nom. $13.00
50 Target Bail Trap Championship
EVENT 5 Nom. $22.00
100 Target American Skeet Charnpionship
Sunday 11
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00
10 Target Points Cash Divide
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00
30 Target Single Barrel Championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00
30 Target Double Barrel Championship
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Ball Trap Championship
EVENT 5 Nom. $22.00
100 Target American Skeet Championship
EVENT 6 Nom. $25.00
100 Target Trench Championship
Saturday 17
Port Phillip Field & Game Shoot
50 Target Simulated OIA M.A.B.C. Ladies, Junior
and Veterans
Nom. $14.00
FMNKSTON-AXJSTRALIAN
CLAY' 'rARGET GE,UB BNC,
Club Rooms: Rossiters Rd, Carrum Downs. Phone 782 1626
President: Mr Brian Bond
Sunday 18
FVENT - - - . - . I . N0m. $4.00
10 Target Points Cash Divide
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00
FrankstonIAustralia Club Mixed Targets
Championship
AA.A.6.C. - lot SIB. 10T DIE. 5Pr DIR
EVENT^ Nom. $10.00
30 Target Double ,Barrel Championship
EVENT 4 Nom. $22.00
25 Target Ball Trap Championship
EVENT - 5 Nom. $22.00
100 Target American Skeet Championship
EVENT 6 Nom. $13.00
50 Taraet . Trench Cham~ionShi~
EVENT 7- ' Noin. $13.00
50 Target Trench Trophy
Saturday 24
Frankston/Australia versus Melbourne Gun Club
Teams Shoot. Trap and Skeet at M.G.C.
Sunday 25
EVENT 1 Nom. $11 .OO
40 Target Single Barrel Championship
EVENT 2 Nom. $11 .OO
40 Target Double Barrel Championship
High Gun Award over events 1 & 2
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Ball Trap Championship
EVENT 4 Nom. $22.00
100 Target Skeet Championship
EVENT 5 Nom. $22.00
100 Target Trench Championship
Practice available from 72 Noon Wednesdays
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 31

I
I
ZONE ELIMINATIONS
NORTH EAST ZONE: ECHUCA GUN CL UB SUNDAY OCTOBER 9
SOUTH WEST ZONE: SEBASTOPOL GUN CL UB SATURDAY OCTOBER 15
NORTH WEST ZONE: MARYBOROUGH GUN CLUB SUNDAY OCTOBER 16
SOUTH EAST ZONE: FRANKSTON-A USTRALIAN SATURDAY OCTOBER 22
/ GUN CLUB
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB - NOVEMBER 26 & 27 - 10 am Start
ZONE ELIMNATIONS
75 targets Ball rap 75 1rr8~tr Ball ~ rsp
CHAMPlONSHIP
Only membFrr rnd emer8cncl.r or zone
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
MELBOURNE G.C.
FEBRUARY. 1989 I I
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
ITALY camprizins mcmbcrr rhc ~rdona~~raining
Squad. Open& Junior, inricardanicvithrhr
approved rc1ection crit*rir.
SEPTEMBER, 1989
U.I.T. 'FINALS' SYSTEM
AI ~omptit~r~iho~t at the full pro~rrmofnr~e~r. A, ,his mintthetop r
arc wMsd to carryover their rcorcr into the '(inal'.
Ilthcrciraticatthiraagrthrcompetilorwithihe highorr%orcinLhe'L
!he rinncr. ifthc agsrcgate rcarc is tied and horh mmplilorr havc rcoad I
final', r mis and out rhoatoff rill rake ~lacr.
Thr cap six rompclilorr shoat a 'final' of 25 iargctr and the complilor r
agg,c~a,c orcr th. latal ""mhr of largo,? is ,he winner.
If thcrc ira lie for ~ hc final six pasillon$ 81 shall be broken by acounthack,
or 25 and if still unbroken by a ~ounlbsck of rciurl targets rnlrred. ,
The U.1.Z 'FINALS' SYSTEM only applbr for the overall placlngs.
categories rcrvllr arc determined over ihc programmed taracts only and ties
full rounds 01 25 larpele.
A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
Shoaler Son Final Apw81e Pl%cinl!
A IW 24 223 2nd (lower 'final' rmrr)
B 198 25 223 1s (higher '(ind' rmrc)
C 198 24 222 5th (lower 'final' wie)
D 197 25 222 + u 3rd (miss and out)
E 197 25 222 + ro 4th (mi99 and out)
F 197 24 221 6~h (lowcat iggrc%lle)
I988 STATE I.S. U. TRAP CHAMPI(
Ar IhoZonc Eliminnlanr are open lo all complilorr, a ~hootcr may

ZONE ELIMINATIONS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
TheseEliminations are to be conducted on either an Olympic Trap or To be conducted at the Melbourne Gun Club on November 26 and 27,
Ball Trap layout. They are open to all competitors regardless of wne. 1988.
but the Zone Team must be selected only from competitors who are
registered with a club in that particular zone. EVENT
200 targets Olympic Trap lus a 25 targeI,'final'.
'Flash' targets will be usetin the 'final'.
EVENT
NOMINATIONS
75 targets plus a 25 target 'final'.
$70 OPEN
Flash' targets will be used in the 'final'.
The programmed 75 targets will be used to selecf the Zone Team and
these targets plus the 'final' will determine overall platings. :~o$~~~~&&;t~~j,~T",~~
If a competitor has no I.S.U. grading then their D.T.L. grading will
$I0 Optional purse
be used. CATEGORIES
1. STATE OLYMPIC TRAP CHAMPION
The State Olympic Trap Champion will be determined over the full
program of 225 targets.
NOMINATIONS
$22 OPEN The overall winner is to receive a nash and two cases of cartridges,
S15 JUNIOR*. LADY, VETERAN and a Silver Victorian Badge valued at SIW.
-
$1 optional weep each 25 2. GRADES
$5 optional purse overall
'Iades A,
*Note: Under I.S.U. rules a Junior is anyone under the age of 21 ar
B* and Juniors be determined ova Ihe
at
the 31rt of December for the current year. Juniors can be eligible for
ta~~~hO,"$nn of there receive one of
both classes if the full nomination is paid. and a ribbon. Second placegetters in all of these categories ax to receive
a half case of cartridges.
ZONE TEAM
If there are three or more lady and veteran entrants a trophy will be
provided.
Only competitors who are registered through a club in the zone are 3. POSTAL T ~ M
eligible.
The top 8 Open and [he top 4 Junior mmpetitors over the 75
The Open and Junior team will be selected over the first I00 targets of
programmed targets will form theZoneTeam which will represent their
lhC State
wne in the Zone Teams Match to be held in conjunction w,th thestate
The top six scores form the teams. Countbacks wili determine lies.
Olympic Trap Championship.
Scores for the postal teams are taken over the second 100 targets of
TIES FOR ZONE TEAM P~~l~lONS BE DECIDED BY
the State Title, and a Team High Gun sash will be awarded in both
COUNTBACKS.
Open and Junior classes.
The Open High Gun to receive a Silver Victorian Badge valued at
In the event of a Junior, who has nominated in both
linishing in the top 8. another Junior will be selected and placed in the
S'Fi Teams Badge awarded to each member of both
Zone Team.
Registered zone compefitors who finish in places 9 to I2 in the Open teams.
category and 5th and 6th in the Junior category will be emergencies for 4. STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAM
the ZoneT-, but will be eligible tocompete for a position in thestate t he first three Victorian placegefters over the 225 targets ofthestate
Training Squad. Title will form the team.
Representatives of the Zone Teams will be notified by mail of their This team wili compete at the National I.S.U. Carnival in a head to
selection in the team and they will be required to notify the State I.S.U. head competition against other competing states.
Committee if they will not be attending the State Olympic Trap
Members of this team receive a State shooting jacket. T-shirt and
Championship in Novembcr so emergencies can be enntacted to fill V.C.T.A. cap.
their position. 5. STATE TRAINING SQUAD
A 'One Team Badge be awarded each Ieam mnnber at Ihe The top six Open competitors and the top two Juniors over the 2W
commencement of the Zone Teams Match at the State Championship. targets of the form the Training squad,
If a Junior shooter qualifies for theopen Squad, another Junior win
TROPHIES
be selected.
The only stipulation on the elipibility for the Training Squad is that
The overall winner of the Zone Elimination will receive a sash and all members of the Squad must be members or emergencies of their
one case of cartridges. respective Zone Teams.
Winners of A, B, C grades and the Junior'category are to receive a ~ i members i of the State Training Squad are to receive free
ribbon and a half case of canridges. nominations for the National I.S.U. Carnival to be held at the
Second placegetters in the four categories are to receiveaquanercase Melbourne Gun Club in March 1989. These nominations must be taken
of cartridges. by the shooter who wins the right to use than. If the squad member
A trophy will be provided in both lady and veteranclasses if there are cannot attend the National I.S.U. Championships then the nomination
three or more enme in either category. fee is returned to the State I.S.U. Fund.
Only members who actually compete for their zone In the Zone 6. ZONE TEAMS MATCH
Teams Match are to receive a Zone Team badge. AIi members of each Zone are to shoot at the 200 targeeof theState
(See STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS for Zone Teams Match trophies.) ritle with [he highest four Open scores and the two higheJf Junior
scores to count for the team aggrqgate.
The winning team is to rmlve SIX cases of cartridgesand a ribbon to
those shooters whore score counted for the team aggregate.
ED, DOMING0 DIAZ, OLIMPYC TARGETS, TOM LUCAS, TONY RO WE, ERIC BULLMORE I
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
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SOUrH EAST
ZONE VaCeTaAa
Premier Teams Event
Morwell Bun Club
Saturday September 17
Start I I.OOam, noms close first event
25t Double Barrel Ist&2ndABC
Zone Secretary: Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926
OCTOBER 22 & 23, 1988
MARYBOROUGH GUM CLUB
Full details October CTSN
novnrr .D !l, i- Clad. E HaU 15.20. HG R. &drawn 49.03.
KORUKfBURRA 26 8.88 --Sunny. 15 knal rmsamnd (31). LOT Ra CD P.
mnm,K Gr-y,~ ~rr-n. w ~e-ka30.30 20TDBCm~p:ALOA B H-er
38.38. K. G.xy 313R. B D. Ken& 37 3d. I. Dan-n 3538: C: R Bvdsrt
211.21 P Wlnn. :?I30 2Cn' DB Hop A Syde~nm (18) 3131 M. WnnglllM
,rn)303>. 8 II-O~(~~)ZU.~U cakoahmt: J OM".
KmETUN 107.88 - Varymld & mndy (31) OPRDR A. D. Pataoon910.
N f'oteraort 8 1". 8. R O'K3ee.m 8.10. J. Hill 0.10. C: A. We;- 7.10. 0.
Dndw K O'M-n SlO 20PRDD C'ahlr P Mom. D Sundbhm 2932 R.
~x~caen. T KYIIUYZO. 28.~2 LL X ~ S lnpk mee cshlp: W Ham. G I M
28.3". H HcIJcn. T Knm*iros 227.30. N. Patereon. D Palerson 27.30
%%ARYEOROUGH ti688 - Okay (143) 207 Clly of Mnybomugh fta
C'ihjp. A: W Putterean. f vrw. OA & B 0. Megd2lan. C Wr: C T
PItlltpa J. Santllll Ccnlrnl Vin OIM~ Pnx ll-14m R hter. D. -;
15.17rn Y m~lock. 3 W-g. OA & 182lm S Habsmun 101.1M. 9.
Aha.222jm D lodar.A. O'ComcU 15THopoff :6m: II.IGm:G Magden.
A. FarMdr: 102Om M PoUoak. B Mckayne: 21.26m: D. Ldm. A. O'Od
HG B W d w d 1c9.160. Idtea H@ C. Zagor gB.lW; Junior HO' T
ruandll DZIW. VYICIUW HG L W M e 87.10.
KSLBOURNE 2-7.88 -Cold kovareael(83) 2OT SW Grd C'ship OA LA. G
Tkomkq 27.29. D. I. Dodd'dD4.28. C: A Hulmr 22.25. D G. Sohncrder 18.25
30TDBCrd 3'ah!p. AA B CLark49.W. OA&A. P. Johnston 60.60.B: B Zotti
03 51: C: R Hunter4750 7STSkcalGdC'shlp'OALAA:J. Me76-75 1\ D
ilughvn 74.75. U A Blkcr 70.76. C C Carlon 77.83 25TSksal DoublnOrd
Tr~phy. A P Krumvla 24.25: B A mr2326. C W. Hd21.25.
1IZ:LnOURNE 97.88 - Cold. ahowera. l&ht breeze (86). EUI henoh Grd
CLUB
Racecourse Reserve
Sunday, September 18
Practice 11.30am - Start 12.30pm
EVENT 1 - 10 Target Pointscore Eye Opener
EVENT 2 - 20 Target Pointscore Championship
Overall & 2 Grades
EVENT 3 - 20 Target Handicap. Ist, 2nd, 3rd &
BlM
EVENT 4 - 25 Target Double Barrel C'ship.
Overall & 2 Grades. 2nd in Grades
- - .
Time Permliiina - 10 Taraet Club Moo: Soonsored
by Rzpco
High Gun on events 1-4 - Free noms to a lucky
shooter - Noms $33.00, Sweeps Extra
President:
R. Cugley
(058) 81 4139
Secretary:
G. Beer
(058) 81 3792
The committee reserves the right to alter the
program
Please note: STATE TITLE SHOOT, October 15
SOUTH EAST ZOlE
SCH86LBBYISCb-100LGIRL
GWAMPIONSI-IIPS
Thursday October 13
FRANKSTONIAUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB
Secretary: Chris Carrol A.H. 788 7926
Page 34 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -SEPTEMBER 1988

International Clay
Saturday September 10:
1 pm start
Event 1. lot El0
Event 2.50t DIB CID Graded
Event 3. 20t Points 1.2.3.
President: Secretary:
Steven Arkaly Eddy Lugg
(052) 78 1764 (052) 75 11 86
TARGET CLUB INC.
Sunday 18th September -
12.30pm Start
SPONSORED BY INSULCO
The Insulation Company
The Insulation Com~anv I
{Z 1 'La,
HlGH GUN OVER PROGRAM
CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE - PRACTICE FROM 11.30am
- LUNCH AVAILABLE AND PLENTY OF DRINKS
President: Secretaw!
Howard Hawking
Rushworth
(058) 56 1227
iex MOI&
Tatura
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
WAWGAMTTA CUY
TARGET CLUB I#C.
Saturday September 17 - DTL -
1.00pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00
5 Pr Double Rise Eye Opener
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00
10 Pr Double Rise C'ship 1st & 2nd A.B.C.
WENT 3 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00
20 Target Handicap Ist, 2nd, 3rd BIM
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 01s $1.00
20 Target Double Barrel C'ship 1st & 2nd A.8.C &
best Junior
Sponsored by Wangaratta Toyota Motors Pfy Lid
Ladies, Veterans & Juniors % Noms events 2-4
High Gun Trophy over Program
Sunday September 18 - Skeet & DTL -
1 lam Start
Melbourne versus Wangaratta
Junior DTL 1.30pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00 01s $1.00
25 Target Skeet C'ship OIA A.B.C.
EVENT 2 Nom. $15.00 01s $2.00
50 Target Skeet C'ship 1st & 2nd A.B.C.
EVENT 3 Nom. $4.00
10 Target Double Barrel Eye Opener off 15rn
EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00 OIS $1.00
20 Target Double Barrel C'ship 15rn. Melbourne
versus Wangaratta
1st & 2nd A.B.C. & best Junior
1/2 Noms Ladies, Juniors & Veterans events 1,2,4
only
SKEET HlGH TROPHY IN MEMORY OF JACK
STAMP OVER 75 TARGET SKEET
5 man team event over 75 targets Skeet
5 man team event over 30 targets DTL.Ribbon for all
winning team members
15 Target Single Barrel Junior DTL Teams Event
President: Secretary:
T. Penney Bev Penney
Ph: (060) 24 4215 (060) 55 5452

MT BOGON0 3-7- -Fins (24). 5T DB EI CD: D. Pigram. 1. Erbneher. R.
Coaper. E. Tom-ni. K. Msurey, V. Tomaeoni. dl 5.5. 14PR DD C'sMp: V.
TomasanilE. Tomasani 14-14, D. HunVX. Mamy 15.1R. 1ST WED: E.
mmaaoni 17.18. N. Mvrphy 18.19. K. Robineon 15-18. 15TATA SR C'ahip: A:
A. Pemey 12.15: B:J. Cobbe 22.25: C: A. Gmsi 12.15.
N E P 18.888- ~ 1OTDBCD.C. Carm!l.A.R.Bould, W.Bennett. 30TDB
NZ Insurance Cship: A k. 0.4: B. Labley 30.30. G. Ash 45.48: 8: S. Wtight
...a, w Rnhane ~6.~1: C: R. ~unfer 28.30. S. Perry 27.30. 25T Hop: C.
NOORAT24.888- Cold,
-
windy. 5PRDRCD: G.Ovena 10-10.0. Ha.Sden. 5.
jcnninga &lo. 20PR DR Cub C'ship: OA & A. .I. JoUy 29.40, M KaILmny
z?-+o; B: P. C- 26-40.0. mene 36.50: C: G. Nton 23-40. I Cacknyne
25-50. Mt Noorat Hotel 30T DB C'ship: OA: G. Hwden 38-37: A: G. Coverdrlle
29-40. J. Jolly 41.43: B: G. Hayden 29.30. N. Mnrinine 2830 C: B. Hogan
28-30. G. Nton 2590.
NWMT 23.7.88 - (42). 3GT DB 15m Club C'ship: OA & A: T.
ornett 36-37. W. C&by 86-68: B: N. M-on30-30. G. Hnyden 38.39 C:
s. Mid! 28-30. V. Barby 27-30. lee Reieht Memorid 3WS DB 15m: OI. P.
stitten 30.30: A: T. Grvmmett 29.30. W. Cdoby 37.39 B: Gnry Hayden 29.30,
p. hIoDo~ld 30.32: C: E. Wythe 29.30. GlenHnyden28-30.3131:DB Cant 15m:
OA a A. w. Cdalry 42-43. M. POUDck 52-58: B: N. MOnnOonn 35-37, N. Mansan
30.32; C: Glen Hnydan 26.30, 5. Mi& 25.30. HG: W. Cdaby 92.96.
RAAF mINT COOK 17.888 - Very mld (Night) (28). 1OT Am EO: J.
Pistone 30.30. M. Wnllace 30.30. G. McXenry 30.30. R. Mnrk 30.30.2WS DB.
A. R. Viney 20.10. R. -k 30.31: B: L. Geuoi 22-22. D. Fmat 21-22: C: A.
-,."--"-" 90.9" ..... w rmMillnn27.30.2WSDB: D. Fmet20~30.G.McHenry20.20.
~ ~~-~ ~
R. ~ork 20.20, R. Spice* 20-20.
RAar mnvT COOK 188.88 - Cold. showers (48). 15T Fta CD: R. WllCen
45-45 C. Zagor 44.45. T. S-rriok M-45. W. Pilkingtan 44.45. 20T Grd
a~ommMding C'ship. A: W. PiUrington 59.60. T. F-ds 77-84: 8: I
OA: T murdon 81-81. E. Sadler 78-81: C: M. LBI 57-60. G. Fnranda 52.80.
20TDB Hcp: R. Viney 20-20. M. lax 30-31. L. Gouci 28-31. C. Chnndler24.28.
T. ~~nndn24-26 A. Fornnda21-23.
RAAF Po- -K 24.888 - Cold (Night) (33). 1OT Pta CD: R. Mnrk
28.30, 0. Hayek 28.30. T. W 27.30. G. Grant 27.30. H. ChsmbedDin27-30.
DB: A: B. Lob1.y 20.20. R. Mnrk 20-21: B: 0. Keyek 20-20. S. Ziegler
14.9n- rI .7 Michelon 21-22. N. Stockdele 20-22. 20TDB CD R. Viney 19-20,
. -- -, , - -
W. Calaby 38-40: OA: N. Merinos 82.80.
SEBASTOHIL 8.7.88 - Fair (40). 5T EO: J. WeighMnn. M Pollork. W.
Calaby. P. C-ll. S. Mddlin. 1OT CD: J. Weightman. J. EUiott 10.10. C.
MenheMef.B.HoUio&e 10-10.JvlyNouice: R. Faster 13.15.0. Home L6.18,
s. ~lliott 15.19. ~ovelty 1 0 ~ Dim. : ~ T.~olly. 15T 15rnc~: W. Cdsby. W.
Black M. Pollock. B. Hollionke 15.15.
SE&STOPOL 17-9-88 - Fine (34). 3GT CD lGT DB lGT FPra: A: W. Cdaby
57-60. R. Cwmbes. D. Wojevic 56.50: B: M. Dignan 55.80. H. Vnughan. G.
cook 53.60. C: s. stewart 53-60. T. Penw 49.80. R. ~ergroth 4~80.50~ DB
mld stakd: A: W. Calaby 50-51. K. Wright 49.51: B: M. PoUmk 48.50. N.
MOnnos 6082: C: V. Barby 48-52. T Psvitf 45.52.25TEdlfrap: A: W. Cslnby:
B: P. Powell 23.25; C: B. Aldrich 18-25.
SEEPPARTON 37.88 -Fine L svnny (46). 25TGrd DB C'ship: OA &A: N.
Beery 58-58, R. ENem 3233: B: T. Morris 57.58. A. Colandm 37-38: C: D.
Grinter 25-27. B. Heom 24-27. 25T C-dm Kcp: D. Cdandro 45.46. A.
alnndm 44.46.1. Cdnndm 4143. EM: G. Pinner 1026.266 Grd SB C'ahip:
OA di e: R. ~t~cknause. T. Moms; A: 9. Atkine. B. Cakebread; C: T. Roeenow.
R. Bowen.
~~~~-17.7.88-Oood(25). 1WSDBSS:P.HutChineon. C.Dalton.20T
Page 36
Echuca Gun Club
Sunday September 11 - 12 noon
Event 1 Noms. $7.00
251 Double Barrel Champ Grd
Event 2 Noms. $7.00 each
451 Deauville Trebles (Drawn Partners)
Event 3 Noms. $5.00
151 Pointsrore (Cash Divide)
1 Event 4 Noms. $7.00
251 Skeet Championship (Grd)
I
Practice available prior to shoot.
Excellent Trophies.
1 Prcs: R. W. McKenzie
(058) 52 1721
See: D. W. Penn
(054) 82 3604
ALEXANDRA GUN
CLUB INC.
To be shot at Swann Road, Alexandra
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4 - Ipm
lot DIE El0 $4.00
20t DIE Old Trout Opening Champ. $7.00
Outdoor Trophies. ANZALEX Shield in
conjunction.
20t Dl9 Manse Hedger Mem. H'cap $7.00
Cumming Shield in conjunction.
Other events time permitting.
BY0 BBQ facilities available.
Afternoon tea available.
Family picnic atmosphere on Goulburn River
frontage.
President: Secretary:
Jack Woolmer Sue McNair
(057) 72 1050 (057) 74 21 18
9AUSTHAL~AN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

GEELONG CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
I SEPTEMBER PROGRAM
'88'
SUNDAY 4 1 pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. 54.50
15 Target Pts E.O.C.D.
EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00
25 Target DIB Graded C_hampionship A.B.C. Badge
UIA
EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00
25 Target Pts Graded Championship A.B.C. Badge
OIA
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Graded Skeet Championship A.B.C.
Badge OIA
SATURDAY 17 lpm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00
20 Target SIB Graded Championship A.B.C. Badge
OlA .
EVENT 2 Nom. $14.00
50 Target DIB Graded championship A.B.C. Badge
OIA
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
30 Target Handicap Ist, 2nd, 3rd & BIM
* * *
SATURDAY 24 1 pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.50
15 Target Pts E.O.C.D.
EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00
30 Target DIB Graded Championship A.B.C. Badge
n,n ",r.
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
10 Pr Double Rise Championship A.B.C. Badge OIA
- Skeet Sweepstakes time permitting -
President: Noel Wennlng Secretaiy: Jack Powe
Ph: (052) 43 9309 Ph. (052) 75 1555
P.O. Box 857,
Geelong, 3220
September 20
At the Melbourne Gun Club,
Victoria Rd, Lilydale
EVENT
EVENT
EVENT
EVENT
EVENT
Nom. $6.00
10 Target Eye Opener
Nom. $9.00
Target DIB 1 & 2 A.B.C.
Nom. $8.00
Target PIS 1 & 2 A.B.C.
Nom. $10.00
Target DIR 1 & 2 A.B.C.
Nom. $15.00
50 Target Skeet
Sponsored by:
ONCRETE
Sergio Zotti E. Montanaro
Canteen Open
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 37

DBGrd"Gem'C'ahip A&OA D Wleon2425.E Loblt3y. B C DolronB:1 ?5.
B ~ W S C: . G. Smith 1720. L 9-emn 30.34 20T "~cn," PS ~'sh~p: o
Wilson 57 BO. G. Nddrr 50 60, It. Dunn Md8 ST ARNAUD 297.88 - S'houeo (40) 10T PS EO R Sunpron. B Ypru~y.
G 1. Casneua. J. myna, dl poasiblea 25T mcry -11 Gm C sttip. A d OA B
sp- 3U.36. B Mruny 3536. B c Wnphf 34.35. L R o k 27%. ~ c 9.
~~ddh22.~5. D ~rms 2125 25Tmkary HtU GrdC'ehip: A&OA ~ ~
2525. U heemm 2528 B. C Rogere 2326. L law 22.26: C D H-a
18.25, M CasaaUs 22 30 ROW Hale1 HG: D. 3pnng 77.80. Mr the Fcnr.
mound 71. G. mvh m n
TAW= 17.7.88 - Cool (38l.W hsident's DB C'ahip: OA: S. ?hr?hrI!&
28-29: A: M. Roberts 27.29: 8: G. Pegg 18-M: C: P.A. Demaio 21.24. 25T
Bi-tandd SB C'ship. OA: D. Healy 24.25: A. A. Spence 42-45; 8: T Plum
Bas: C: P. Maher 20-35. 25T Mke4 DB Bioente- C'ship: OA: W Eagle
77.79: A: A. Spsnee 74.79; B: G. Pagg 71.79: C: F.A. Dernaio 30-35. 15T Cont
CD: Divided by 6 Bhootors.
WWNM 8.7.88 -Good 125). 20T Trophy Hcp: R. Jogenaen 19-20. E
Kimberley 18.20. C. Hair20-24. BM: B. Papet 12.20.15TDB C'ship: A & 0A:
R. DVthie 30-20. R. MoDOIIBId 11.15: B: H. Vsughn 15.18. B. Wpst 15.17: C: J.
Ough 19-20, B. Gr-way 1215. 15T Walk sack. WaUrh& R. mlhie.
B. Papst 13-15. 25 me= ehoot: R. DuUlie 8.6: Novice: K.ForayU1 12.15. P.
Wegener 4-15; Junior: C. Jorgeneen 8.15. R. MeDoIIBId 4-15. HG: R.
Jorireneen 33-35.
VENETOIABRW 17-7.88 - Cold &light breeze (103). 25T DB Graded
Clhip: OA & A: R. OOdlrey 38.36. J. Pistone 35.36: B: J. Larmdee 31-32. T.
Fanvlds 30-32: C: R. Hunter 25-26. B. ~pouonio 24-25: lady: L. ~rny 18.25.
25T Hop: M. Roberte 29-29. R C o w 289. P. Dm- 35-36.20-2Sm: J.
Pistone 34-36.25T Pts Crd C'ehip: OA & A: B. Hunter 75.75. B. Waodward
116.1 11: B: R. Hunte-73-75. G. Venb Brand 78.84: C: E. %MU0 72.75. A.
Tzunmam 70-75. WTDBGvlEvent: A: R. Buehm5O-W. W. Atfwood47-50:B:
S. 5ncn 51-54, M. Wsud 47.51; C: M. Rooca 44.50. D. DipieM 43.50. S.B.
Zone Tanms premiers hi^ Winninn Tpam: Ne- 234250 - G. ~ Thorn-. ~. B.
Hunter. R. Hunter. W. wccdwd:~. D-: Indies~G. Gray38-M. HG:
R. Collrne 50.50.
VICXORIAN 22.688 -Cold 1811.10T Pfa CD: M. Smith. V. Ahmat 30.U) A.
Orrdehaw. T Obpras 2930'15i. 9~ CD R Mark 1915. N. SUrkdoJe. E.
F-. A. ~ d h a w L . &=ling. Y Bode0 1315 ~~TDDCD: F. v+.lln.
T. F W . E. Rex. M Solrth. 1. C.looidis. R. Lo-. R Mnrk 16.15 ~. ..
VIClWlIlk 2s 6.88 -Cold a uir (il3j'lOT ll66 S Strr. C Sox*. R
Vlnay 3030. 15T Hop 11L4m: 1 Tambm 1515. RW Ilunwr 1415. V
Ahmat 10.21. J J Velh 18.21. P. Gdua 15 18. B Peco L.1.17. I5lPm: R
. ~ ~~ ~~ ~.
~ -~
Morn& 14-16, ~-1talia 13-18. ~.-+st-n 12.15. M. zampemni 1420. J.
Mu-t 13-20. R. Mark 9.15. Indies: W. Adama 12-15. 8. Dee 11.15, J.
Stwkdale8-IS. Juniars:J.Mia~elon 13.18. G. Fmandn 12-16.R.J. Hitchaxlk
,&,S .-
VlCmRlAN 57.88 - Cold & wet (62). 10T Pta CD: R Parry. D Mclirod. H
Som. C Cutn~ar 28.30 15T DB CD: A. Dana&. R. Perry D Mclaod. E
Reid.R. Morneon.M.8nuth.n.M~k.J F Srmlh 1515. 1tTDBGrudrd:A R
Perry 2727. J F Smrth 2827: 8: R Howden IRI8. C. VuM 17.18. C: hf
Muscat& M. Italia 7.8.
WANCAUTTA 167.88 - Cold & oloudy (58). 1UP DB EO: K. M8-y. G.
Green. R. Samman.V.Tomppolli.N.Bienuenue.A.Grassi. J.Wcy.Q. Evans,
T. Plum. T. Morrieallsnot possibles. 20TDBC'ship: OAbC: S. Mooney34.34.
A. ~ m e29-24: i A: A. penney 33.a4. I. ~ e~eech 27-w B: V. TO~-~~Z~-ZS.
S. Decker 22-23. SOT Claude hen Memarid SB D'ehip: OA & A: 8. N O ~
29-30. W. Y.la 33.36; B: M. Lersch28-30. T. PIum27-30: C: S. Mooney 27.30.
n. phaney 28.33 IS THO^: B. 16-18. G. inner 17.~~. K. m ale 16.18.
BM: V. Tamasoni 18.17. HG: B. Nom 72.75.
WERRIBEE 107gs -Cloudy 4verywindy (68). 10T PS W: D. Wnring. T.
Zagom, T.3meo.G. ~agdzian. D. ~cLaod, R. Viney.T. Bmdehaw.R. a=.
20TPS: A: R. Per?.68%8. B. Mark58-BO: 8: T. B m 88-69. M. -67.68:
0: M. Mu-t 59-83. R. Bergmth 58.83. 20T DB'. R. Evans 35-35. J. Pieboe
30-31: B: C. Megdzian 34-35. L. Spiferi 34.35: C: T. Mile0 23.24. M. Lar
22-24. Junior HG: T. Feranda 37.40.
WOIWHAGGI 2.7.88 -Fine (23). 10T Hcp Pts: B. Harmer 30.30. J. Green
29-30. D. Kent 28-30. SOT DB ll.15m: A & OA: W. Parka 29.30. 3. Green
28.30: B: S.Zlegler27.30. B. Egan25.30: C: D. Egan 22.30, C. Bunlett 44-60.
IOPBDR. W. Pam 17.20. R. BuFdeft 15-20. W. Perry21.30. Cakeshoot: B.
man.
WONTHAODI 15-7-88 - Perlmr again - aa dways! (18). 10T Eta m C.
Bunlett. W. Pwks 29-30. K. Gray 27-30. S T SB: A& OA: K. Orny 25.25: B: S.
uegler 23-25; C: A. Milkins 23-25. l0TDB: C. Burdett. W. Par*8 10.10. K.
GRY. S. ueg1er.1. Davideo". G. h4jktm 8-10. cake Shoot: W. mka (again).
wwm rnrnrrze-688 - Gvemaat (16). m CD: NO passiblea. ~ DBHOP:
K. Shaw 1R20. R. Bmwn 1551, D. Hopkin 16.2% SOTTower: I. Bowell 18-20.
I. McDonald 22.26. Jamie Smtt 21.25.
W~DSFUmTZ4~7~S8-Cold&wef (lO).BTEACDPta: Noposaibles. 10T
SB Hcp: P. Ranmy 8-12. W. Bnfeman 8.12. P. West 7.11. 25T DB Hop: K.
Shsw 24.25. P. West 20-25. D. Hopkin 19.25.
-~
SEPT. 1988
FRIDAY 2 - 7pm
20 Target DIB CID
15 Target Pts CID
20 Target DIB Graded 1 & 2, A.B.C.
FRIDAY 9 - 7pm
20 Target DIB CID
15 Target Pts CID
20 Target DIB Graded 1 & 2 A.B.C.
FRIDAY I6 - 7pm
20 Target DIB CID
15 Tar et Pts CID
20 Target DIB graded 1 & 2 A.B.C.
SUNDAY 18 - 12 NOON
10 Target Pts CID
30 Target BT R. & E. Spicer Graded C'ship
15 Target HIC
FRlDAY 23 - 7pm
20 Target DIB CID
15 Tar et Pts CID
20 Target DIB graded 1 & 2 A.B.C.
FRIDAY 30 - 7pm
20 Target DIB CID
15 Target Pts CID
20 Target DIE Graded 1 & 2 A.B.C.
Location: RAAF Base, Point Cook. Point Cook Road
(off Melbourne to Geelong Freeway)
Canteen facilities at all shoots

Sunday September 24
12.30pm Start
5 DIE, 5 DIR
First, second each grade
20 Target DIE CID
First each grade, shot off 16m
- Time Permitting -
Barbecue lunch and refreshments available
State Night Standard Single
Mini Graded.
Overall Trophy & Sash.
Graded Winner Trophy & Ribbon.
Second Trophy.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
Nom. $6.00
10 Target Pts CID
Nom. $8.00
20 Target Handicap 1.2.3
Nom. $8.00
20 Target DIB 1.2.3
WEDNESDAY 7 6.30pm
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
10 Target Pis CID
15 Target DIB CID
15 Target DIB Graded
Nom. $6.00
Nom. $7.00
Nom. $7.00
WEDNESDAY 14 6.30pm
EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00
10 Target Pts CID
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00
10 Pr DIR CID
EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00
16 Pr DID Drawn Partners Novelty
EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00
10 Target Pts CID
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
15 Target Mini DIB CID
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
15 Target DIE 1.2.3
# WEDNESDAY 28 6.30pm f
EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00
10 Target Pts Mini CID
EVENT 2 ~om.'$25.00
25 Target SIB Mini Graded
TIME PERMITTING THIRD EVENT
Location: Cnr. Geelong & Llttle Boundary Roads,
Brooklvn
- ..
Secretary: Pres~dent:
Mr J. Gauci, Mr D. Mark
5 Wyalong St, 22 Branton Rd,
Albion. 3020 Hoppers Crossing, 3030
Ph. A.H. 31 1 1387 Ph. A.H. 749 1785

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EPTEMBER
Venue: Melbourne Gun Club, Vicforia Road, Lilydale (03) 739 1771
(P.O. Box 74, Lilydale, 3140)
Practice available September 7 & 8, 1988
Friday September 9
Commencing 9am. I st event closes
at llam
EVENT 1 Mom. $18.00
Lady & Junior $13.00
50 Target State Skeet Doubles Graded
Championship
Tro~hv kindly donated bv Brian Clark (MGC
member)
OIA winner State Silver Badne, - Red Sash
& Trophy
, .
EVENT 2 Nom. $18.00
Lady & Junior $13.00
50 Target Olimpyc Scorpio Skeet Graded
Championship
Trophy kindly donated by Olimpyc Scorpio
OIA winner Tartan Sash and Trophy
Saturday September
10
Commencing 9am. Event 3 closes at
llam
EVENT 3 Nom. $18.00
Lady & Junior $13.00
50 Target Nobel-Glasgow Powder Skeet
Graded Championship
Trophy kindly donated by "Nobel"
OIA winner Blue &White Sash, 2 tins
Nobel powder, M.A.B.C. Grade winner 1
tin Nobel powder, wads 2nd.
EVENT 4 Nom. $18.00
Lady & Junior $13.00
50 Target John Mollica Skeet Graded
Championship
Trophy kindly donated by John Mollica
MGC member) - Trophy value $540
6 /A winner green & yellow sash, Puma
"game" knife value $198
AA - Puma Master Knife value $1 12; A
- Puma Cadet Knife value $96; B -
Puma Rambler value $89; C - Gerber
Knife value $67
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

NOTE: ALL EVENTS - OVERALL WINNER - Sash & Trophy, Trophy for AA.A.B.C. 1st & 2nd.
Trophy for Ladies, Junior and Veterans
Sunday September
11
Commencing 8am. Event 6 closes at
llam
EVENT 5
Postal Skeet Team Match for Open, Lady
& Junior
Teams for postal match selected over
events 2,3,4. Open Postal Team High
Gun: Red sash, State Silver Badge and
trophy "Seiko" quartz Day-Date Watch.
Trophy kindly donated by Paul Johnston
(MGC member)
Lady &Junior Red ribbon and trophy.
State Teams Badge to each team
member.
EVENT 6 Nom. $32.00
Lady & Junior $24.00
100 Target State skeet Graded
Championship
OIA winner red sash, State Silver Badge
and gold chain value $400.
Kindly donated by Bill Sangster (MGC
member)
Grade trophy will be donated
HlGH GUN OVER EVENTS 2, 3, 4, & 6.
Red sash, State Gold Badge and trophy.
Kindly donated by Clayton Firearms.
HlGH GUN FOR LADY & JUNIOR OVER
EVENTS 2 3, 4, & 6. Red ribbon and
trophy.
STATE SHOULDER TEAM (5) to compete
at Skeet Nationals selected from HIGHEST
SCORE over events 2, 3, 4, & 6.
INTERSTATE TEAM CHALLENGE: Victorian
team will be selected on event 2. (Placings
will be decided on countback.) Team
scores over events 3, 4, & 6.
TWO PERSONS SKEET TEAM MATCH
over events 2, 3, 4, & 6 - Trophy donated.
MIXED PAIR SKEET TEAM MATCH over
events 2, 3, 4, & 6 - Trophy donated by
Adrian Cousens.
R. F. BUCHAN ZONE TEAM MATCH over
events 2 3, 4, & 6 - Replica donated by
R.F. Buchan.
GEORGE BlGGS CLUB TEAM MATCH over
events 2, 3, 4 & 6
Optional Sweeps $1 on each 25T, $1 O/A
not graded 60%, 30% 10%. Optional
Purse $5 divided 60V0, 30%, 10%.
A. C. T. C. Rules will apply - Camping . - will
be allowed~on ground.
ACCOMMODATION: We recommend
Lilvdale Motor Inn, 10% discount to all
skeet shooters and family, . phone . (03) . .
735 5222.
V.C.T.A. Annual Skeet Meeting will be
held on Friday, September 9, after
presentation. All Skeet shooters please
attend.
State President: Mr Glen Woodhatch
(054) 43 0552.
Tournament Directoc Bob Buchan (03)
739 1771. (03) 735 0527
~cting state seck6ry: Jack Matthey
(053) 39 2894
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 41

TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
SEPTEMBER:
BURNIE GUN CLUB HOBART GUN CLUB INC.
SEPTEMBER 3rd DAY SHOOT loam
EVENT 1 - 25 Target Skeet Graded A.B.C.
EVENT 2 - 65 Targets (Mixed): 15 Targets DIE. 15 Targets PIS.
15 Targets SIB. 10 Pr Targets DIR - 95 paints. Gradsd A.B.C.
Trophies to each grade
EVENT 3 - 25 Targets I.S.U. Bail Trap (Wendy Walker Trophy
Event)
SEPTEMBER 17th NIGHT SHOOT 6 ~ m
EVENT 1 - 50 Target State Ni ht Skeet Championship Graded
A.#.c.
EVENT 2 - If time permits. 25 Target Skeet SIS Graded A.B.C.
* * *
ROSEBERY GUN CLUB
SEPTEMBER 24 12 Noon
EVENT 1 - 5 Target Double Barrel Point Score Sweepstakes
EVENT 2 - 20 Target Club Double Barrel Paints Score
championship. Rlbbon and Trophy A.B.C. Grades
EVENT 3 - 15 Pair Doubles Rlse Trophy A.B.C. Grades
EVENT 4 - Shwter's Chocce
SMITHTON GUN CLUB
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11th Ilam
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00
10 Target PIS El0 SIS
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
N.W. District DIB C'ship A.B.C.
EVENT 3
20 Pr DID C'ship olf 18m 1st a 2nd Pr
EVENT 4 Nom. 16.00
10 Pr DlRise A.B.C.
Junior Event Min. 3
CRESSY GUN CLUB
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4th loam
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00
5 Pairs Double Rise Eye Opener Sweepstake
EVENT 2 Nom. S12.W
20 Pairs Double Rise - Graded Trophy A.B.C.
EVENT 3 Nom. 06.00
20 Target Points Score - Cash Trophy A.B.C.
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00
30 Targets Jack Hill Memorial Double Barrel Championship Graded
A.B.C.D.
* * *
TASMANIAN GUN CLUB
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11 , . lOam Start
SATURDAY 10th SEPTEMBER Commencing 4pm
EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00
20 Target Double Barrel Gradsd A.B.C. Trophy
- Commenclng at 6pm -
EVENT 2 Nom. S3.W
10 Target Double Barrel Continental Sweepstake
EVENT 3 Nom. S16.W
50 Tar el State Ni ht Double Barrei Continental Championshlp
~ra%ed AA.A.B%. Trophy. Overall Sash, Grade Ribbans
SUNDAY 25th SEPTEMBER Commencing 9.30am
EVENT 1 Nom. $ 7 . ~
20 Target SIB Graded A.B.C. Trophy
'EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00
30 Target Club Points Score Championshlp Graded A.B.C. Trophy.
Overall Badge
EVENT 3 Nom. $3.00
10 Target DW Novice Event
EVENT 4 Nam. $6.00
10 Target DIB Graded Purse, shot olf 16m. $4.W to go into purse.
c,s.+e,, A& A c2 c
.
- Commenclng at 1.30pm -
EVENT 5 Nom. 17.50
25 Target Olympic Trap Graded A.B.C. Trophy
EVENT 6 Nom. $7.50
25 Target Olympic Trap Graded A.B.C. Trophy
Madailion for Overall on events 5 and 6
Skeet pactlce available whllst Olymplc Tra Is belng shot
'Polnhi towarbs Marshall Famlly Pmphy
DEVONPORT CLAY TARGET CLUB
SEPTEMBER 17 10.30am
EVENT 1 Nom. $15.00
Ling Gowans Tayata Skeet Championship
50 Targets. Graded A.B.C. Overall sash and grade winner sashes.
PIUS trophy each grade
EVENT 2 Npm. $7.50
25 Target Double Barrel Gr%f,dJB.C. (Norco Banerres Cup
- . -. . .,
EVENT 3 Nom. 57.50
25 Target Handicap. 1st. 2nd. 3rd Trophies. (Gordon Girdlestone
Cup Event)
Sscrefary: M. Bryan
(004) 24 2292
BOTHWELL GUN CLUB
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4 10.308111
Nom. $15.00
50 Target Double Barrel Graded A.B.C.
EVENT 1
20 Target Dl0 Sweepstakes
50 Target Skeet Graded A.B.C.
Trophies each grade in both events
(W. Rainbird points an Event 1)
N0m. $15.00 EVENT 2
50 Target DIB President's Trophy
Trophy 8 Medallion Overall winner - Trophy & Medallion A.B.C.
Grade
15 Pair Double Rise Trophy Shoot
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HORART8.788- 2WDB Con, A L Croy 19 20. B G Clew 1020. C: B
Hoavu IS20 IUPH DR ED SS' S Wmwrung. C. Amol. holh 17.20. hl.
M&.rcnrltc. B 1louaU. A. Kemy.U 1420. P5PRSmtoN.%ht DRC'ahr$~ AA&
0A: G. Arnol 4350: A A Kemy 33.50. U: C. O aw 3350. C hl hlccreildre
41-50. 05TACTA Night SkPal: AS. Bmumg 33-31. B G Ootlrloy 22.25. C.
... .4 "..w..~ ". ".>.,>C
SfaTHTON 10.7.88 - Wrt & ovarcear (17) 107 UU PS EO SS' S Swnn
28.30. D Aylell2430. K. Aylelt233U 25TPS A K AylettM75B D ~ylelt
m.75. c D. ~ oni ~3.76. 3m MUL~ IIVI. SB IWT DB. IOT PSI A K AYI~,,
35.50 R S SwM4BDO.C N SWM45 50 15TSB. Eq 161 K Ay1ett.L Soot,
12-15, 3dS Swan 11.15
TASMANIA 10.7.88 -Cool. hght w d (31) 25TGd Skecr A S. Morahall
25-25: B L Vlnry 2425. C D. Jwgrna 3131 25TT.G C. Pts ='.hip. A J
Murphy 7575. B J Brynn 75.75; C. D Jlvgene 8975 ZBI.Crrl DB: A C
Blaekcli 115145. B J Uryan 2R.30. C. D Jurrcna4091
I Green or Gold Caps I
-
with Australia Badge
available in mesh or enclosed styles.
$7.40 including postage
A~URY~WODON~A lo7-88- Cold.showvara(44). 25TBmC'ship: OA &i\:
G. Boyd 25.25: a: M. Liereoh 22-25: C: C. hlilthorpe 24-25. 1m Pts EIO: G.
Macklan. G. Boyd. I. McOsogh all ahol possiblea. m Dm C'ship: OA & A: G.
Boyd 45.45. R. Ehlers 44.45: a: I. Bahr 31-32. K. Mde 22.23: C: D. w g
20-m, G. ~aohlan 29-80. m DIB C'SW: OALA: R. ~ t.1.~~ 3434. C. pinner
33-34: B: N. Hore 22-23. G. RlUrunz 21.23: C: D. H d g 20-21. N. Taylor
19.21.15THCp:T.Beaah 19.19.P. LeahY 18-19.R.Petta 15.18.BM:R.Ehlers
12.15. HG: G. Boyd 104.1 10. Schoolboyeunder 15: J. Condon7-'10. Schoolboys
over 15: N. McDonald 8.10.
BARELLAN 10.7.88- Coolwithehowere (24). 15TAmericanStylesm WO:
1 psible: A. Rnadgaver; 0. Dennia. S. Gueat. S. Pa idem. L. wall 9.10.
S T American Style SIB Classia: OA br A: S. ~a$dem, T. matin: R: A
Rasdgever. F. Cesella: C: P. Payten. M. Monteleone. my: Mre Lab Charles.
Junior: mtt CAY. 15THcpTmphy: L. M. R. Rixon, S. Papasidem. PM: S.
C~sly. BM: P. h e a . Wv: Heather White. HG via won in fine atvls --, bu Sam
~ -. --
Papieidem fmm ~eeton-in what mud only be described ae dilrioult
-"A:*:-"-
BATHUEST 3.7.88 - Fine. mld (8). 25T Skeet Hop: L. Aberley 25.25. J.
Harrie 24.9. Subow 24. R. CampbeUM. SUI C'ehip: OA: L. Aberley 49; A: R.
Clarke 46: B: R. McRokr~ 45: C: R. Campbell 36.25T Cm L. Abedey 25. R.
Clarke, S. Subonj both 23. 25T Doubles: S. Subonj 25.27 Uter shoof.olr with
R. hfcRobert 23.25. HG: L. Aberley 9s-IW.
~ ~ ~ ~ a . - 7 cloudy . 8 8 L mld (IS). 1mm~ CM C. ~ ~ v iR. s . 25T
CIMPIS: B. Smith, E. Deamn. B. Machy. 3WHcpDiB: 11.14: S. Don: 15-18:
A. Stone: 1995: E. Koemer. 101 Gordon Feilen ~ oPIS: p R. ~eale. HG: R.
Tae. FM: K. Pe-. Novelty Event Quoul: R. Teale.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -SEPTEMBER 1988
CESSNOCK
CLAY
TARGET
CLUB INC.
SEPTEMBER OPEN
SHOOT
THREE TRAPS
Saturday 24th 9.30 am
EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00
25 Target D/B 15m Graded C/D AA.A.B.C.
EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00
25 Target "Felton Ford" D/B Championship Graded
AA.A.B.C. Sash O/A
Op. Sweep 50c each Trap 50c O/A $2.00
EVENT 3 Nom. $12.00
25 Target "Maindrag" PIS Championship Graded
AA.A.B.C. Sash OIA
Op. Sweep 50t each Trap 50c OIA $2.00
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00
20 Target DiB Continental 15m Graded Cash Divide
Trappers $2.00
Total Noms $47.00
Sunday 25th 9.30am
EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00
25 Target DIE Handicap Trophy lst, 2nd. 3rd
EVENT 6 Nom. $9.00
25 Target D/B 15m Graded Cash Divide
EVENT 7 Nom. $15.00
30 Target D/B "Tyrell's Wines" Classic Graded
AA.A.B.C.
1 Case of mixed Tyrells table wine ea grade - $90
value
Trappers $2.00
Total Noms $38.00
Total Noms both days $85.00
High Gun over 1-7 Trophy and Sash.
Ladies, Junior and Veterans O/A High Gun
Ladies, Junior and Veterans % Noms over full
pro ram
Free camping on gruun8s. Eats and refreshments
available.
Committee reserves the right to alter program
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TH GUN
presents
SUNDAY, I lth SEPTEMBER 1988 - 9am START
EVENT 1 - 15 Targets EYE OPENER PIS 15 Metres - Cash Divide
EVENT 2 - SOUTHERN ZONE DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
30 Targets 1st & 2nd. M.A.B.C. Plus Overall
EVENT 3 - SOUTHERN ZONE PISCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
30 Targets 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. Plus Overall
EVENT 4 - SOUTHERN ZONE SIBARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
30 Targets 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. plus Overall
HIGH GUN AWARD over EVENTS 1-4
Jackpot Sweep and Optional Sweeps available
President: W. Jones Secretary: M. Hodges
(042) 28 8353 (042) 71 2592
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2nd HUNTER VALLEY
GRAND SLAM
SAT., SUN., 26thR7th NOVEMBER
CESSNOCK GUN CLUB
2km out on Kurri Kurri Road
GUNS GUNS GUNS GUNS GUNS
Camping available at Club. Book accommodation early.
TROPHIES EACH DAY
Ist, 2nd, 3rd in AA.A.B.C.
Saturday: Sunday:
1st: Colour N - $500 value $500 Winchester Ammo & Components
2nd: $200 value $200 value
3rd: $100 value $100 value
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
1st: $150 value: 2nd: $100 value; 3rd: $70 value
PROGRAM TO GIVE AWAY:
100 Targets 15m - 50T DIB, 50 PIS = 200 Pts
2 visits of 25 DIB & 25 PIS = 200 Pts
All shoot-offs = 25 DIB
Then PIS to finish
Commencing 8.00am daily
NOMS:
Open: $100 per day & $1.00 op. graded sweep each 25
& $1 Trappers.
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans: 65 + $70 + 00. . araded .
sweeps & trappers.
4 Traps, full fluro targets, phono pulls
4 Beretta Auto Shotguns, one for each grade.
Free raffle entry to those shooting whole program.
ACCOMMODATION:
Cumberland Motor Inn - 90 6633; Cessnock Motel -
90 2770; Hunter Valley Motel - 90 1849: Hunter
Country Motel - 38 1744; Charbonnier Sing1eton -
72 2333; Benjamin Singleton - 72 2922; Parkland
Singleton - 72 3722.
SPONSORS:
AMMO, CATERING, REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
Commonwealth Bank - Singleton Shire Council -
Advanced Energy Services - Winchester Australia.-
GRAND SLAM PRIZES
Fuller Fire Arms - Olimpyc Targets - Grays Electrical
- Norm Lamberl Sports - Bella Furs & Firearms - Bill
Overall - Beretta 682X; 4 Grades - Beretta 682; Clark Firearms - Independent ,Communications -
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans - Case of Winchester Harper, Somers & Assoc. - R~gging & Erecting - Pota
Ammo; Lowest DIB &PIS round will be dropped from Welding - Saipem Australia
either day. No shooter may win two high guns.
Caravan Parks:
Cessnock Valley View Heart of the Hunter - 90 2573.
Secretary: Ron Wakem President: Bob Bertoncello
8 Little St, SCONE. 2337 Phone: (065) 73 1741
Phone: (065) 45 1788
Committee reserves the right to alter program
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 45

COBAR GUM CLUB
"R38 GOLDEN CLAY SMO
In conjunction with New South Wales Junior Masters
Friday 23rd September SUNDAY 25th
6.30pm Start 8.30am Start
Nom. $15.00 01s $1.00
30 Target Grand Prix 15m Dl0
Meterage groups: 11-14, 15-18, 19-22, 23-25
1st & 2nd in each group
EVENT 7 Nom. $22.00 OIS $6.00
Saturday 24th 50 Target Copper City Handicap Dl0 Calcutta Event
8.30am Start
Nom. $1 1 .OO OIS $1 .OO
25 Target Far West Dist. Dl0 in conjunction Junior
Meterage groups: 11-14, 15-18, 19-22, 23-25
1st Overall, 1st & 2nd each group
Masters EVENT 8 Nom. $1 1.00,OlS $1 .OO
AA.A.0.C. Grades
25 Target Far West Dist. SIB C'ship in conjunction
Junior Masters
AA.A.B.C.
AA.A.0.C. Grades
Nom. $22.00 OIS $3.00
50 Target Mafeesh Handicap Dl0
Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
OVERALL HlGH GUN: 1st Golden Clay; 2nd Silver Clay; 3rd Bronze Clay.
INTERMEDIATE HlGH GUN - LADIES HlGH GUN
General Information: 5 Traps, 3 under lights. Food & cartridges on sale. Free camping and caravan
facilities. Half Noms. Juniors, Ladies shooting whole program. Calcutta Event 7 with complimentary
dinner.
Secretary: M. Donnelly
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 47

Continents Shoot
September 17 & 18,1988
Saturday 17 1.00pm Start Sunday 18 9.00am Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00
20 Target Double Barrel Continental Cash Divide
15m
EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00
25 Target Western Zone Point Score Continental
Championship Graded A.B.C. 15m
Opt. Sweeps $1 .OO each half $2.00
EVENT 3 Nom. $12.00
25 Target Single Barrel Barwon and District
Continental Championship 15m. Graded A.B.C.
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half $2.00
Saturday 17th - Night
EVENT 4 NO^. $17.00
25 Tar et Western Zone Point Score Continental
~igft Championship 15m. Graded A.B.C.
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half $2.00
EVENT 5 Nom. $17.00
25 Target Western Zone Single Barrel Continental
Night Championship 15m. Graded A.B.C.
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half $2.00
EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00
25 Taraet Double Barrel Barwon and District
Continenial Championship 15m. Graded A.B.C.
Opt. Sweeps $1 .OO each half $2.00
EVENT 7 NO^. $25.00
50 Target New South Wales State Point Score
Continental Championship 15m. Graded Overall,
. .
. - . - .
ARC
Opt. Sweeps $1 .OO each half $2.00
EVENT 8 Nom. $10.00
20 Pair Deauville Doubles Barwon and District
Continental Championship 20m. 1st & 2nd
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half $2.00
EVENT 9 Nom. $10.00
10 Pair Double Rise Barwon and District
continental Championship 15m. Graded A.B.C.
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half $2.00
A total of 235 targets for $125.00 plus $16.00 for optional sweeps.
High gun and intermediate high gun over full program except event 8. Cartridges and
refreshments available on ground. The club reserves the right to alter the program. For
further information contact Ron Betts on 068 7832 ask for 153K, Wulf Reichler on
068 392250 or 068 392234 or Col Betts on 068 392203.
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YAMBA CLAY TARGET CLUB
SEPTEMBER 17 & 18,1988
9am Start each day
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 9am
EVENT I Nom. $8.00
20 Target DIB Sweepstakes 15m
EVENT 2
Nom. $12.00 OIS $1 .OO
YAMBA PIS CHAMPIONSHIP
25 Targets from 15 metres. 1st & 2nd in AA.A.6.C.
Pznrles
EVENT 3
Nom. $20.00 01s $1 ea 25T
YAMBA BICENTENNIAL CLASSIC - STAGE 1
50 Targets from 15 metres. 1st & 2nd in AA.A.6.C.
Grades.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 9am
EVENT 4 Nom. $12.00 OIS $1.00
- Grades
YAMBA DIB CHAMPIONSHIP
25 Taroets from 15 metres. 1st & 2nd in AA.A.6.C.
EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00 OIS $1 ea 25T
YAMBA BlCENTENNiAL CLASSIC - STAGE 2
50 Targets from 15m. 1st & 2nd in AA.A.6.C. Grades
EVENT 6 Nom. $8.00
20 Target SIB Sweepstakes 15m
- Combined Events 3 & 5, 100 Tar ets
OIA winner for combined Classic in AA.A.~.c. Grades
Shooters Grade for OIA remains same as in Event 3,
Staoe -- 1. ~~
Sash awarded to shooters who score the possible 100
Targets
OPEN HlGH GUN - LADIES & JUNIOR HlGH GUN - LADIES & JUNIORS '/2 NOMS.
Meals - Refreshments - Cartridges at Grounds
Note: Night Tower has been cancelled
Accommodation: Aston-Villa Motor Inn: (066) 46 2785; Blue Dolphin Caravan Park: (066) 46 2194
Secretary: Bernie Field
P.O. Box 53, Yamba. 2464
(066) 46 2020, (066) 46 2688 A.H.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Pag,

Location: Turn left over railway line, then right
at last gate into showgrounds
SUNDAY 4th SEPTEMBER AT
11.30am
20 Target Mitchell Cup DIE Handicap lst, Znd, 3rd
10 Target Club Mug SIB Handicap
High Gun medallion on all shoots - Ladies High
Gun medallion when two or more ladies - Ladies &
Juniors % Noms - Refreshments available at club
- Practice available before shoots
WAGGA GUN CLUB
Affiliated with A. C. T.A.
Club Grounds 5km east of Wagga on Sturt Highway
Saturday 17 September, 9.30am
Sunday 18 September, 9.30am
Sunday September 25th
Start 12.30pm Sharp
EVENT 1 10 Target Pointscore Eye Opener
EVENT 2 Nom. $16.00
O/S Each % & O/A $3.00
50 Target Geoffrey Seary Memorial Pointscore
Championship
O/A - Sash and 1 case cartridges 4 Medal
A.4.A.B.C. - % case cartridges each
EVENT 3
O/S each Yz & O/S $3.00
30 Target Double Barrel Trophy 1.2.3 Ladies &
Juniors
HIGH GUN - SASH & $20 CASH
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans V" Noms Events 2 & 3
President:
K. Longmore
(069) 24 1388
Sunday September 18
9arn start
MIXED TARGETS CHAMPIONSHIP
Nom. $40.00
25t Handicap. 25t Single Barrel
25t Double Barrel. 25t Points.
Lunch, Refreshments & Cartridges available.
Secretary: President:
R. Edwards 58 1859 P. Pembertan 48 5335
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

BOGGABRl GUNNEDAH GUN CLUB
22nd ANNUAL EASTERN
STATES GUM TREE
Saturday October 1 -
Commencing 9.00am
EVENT 3
$30'00 50 Target. 1st sash &trophy, 2nd trophy. Sash &
St George Building Society Gum Tree Classic. 50
Trophy ,st each divisional group, Trophies 2nd
Target. Trophies 1st & 2nd overall and 1st in each
group. Sweeps on each round of 25T in respect of
each divisional group. Sweeps on each round of
25T each group.
each group, included in nominations.
TOTAL NOMS: $80.00
Dinner available on grounds Saturday night
High Guns AA.A.6.C. Grades. High Gun Trophies. Best Lady, Junior & Veteran (if 5 or more nominate) %
noms. The committee reserves the right to change the program. Excellent facilities on the banks of the
Namoi River for campers.
Special thanks to trophy donors: St George Building Society - Winchester Australia - Olimpyc Targets
and Elders
All weather access road. Rotary BBQ available both days and all refreshments.
Accommodation: Gunnedah: The Plains Motel (067) 42 2511; Overlander 42 2677; Billabong
42 2033; Motor Lodge 42 2377; Red Chief 42 0833; Club House Hotel 42 0755.
Boggabri: Nestle Inn (067) 43 4305; Commercial Hotel 43 4361.
President: V. Eather 067) 43 4588 Treasuruer: S. Stanley (067) 42 2473
Note: Aards - A.C.T.A. andlor Field & Game - Cards to be presented
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988 Page 51

REMINDER
HERMIDALE GUN CLUB
ANNIVERSARY SHOOT
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5
Full program next issue CTSN.
Hon. Sec. Bill Dewhurst (068) 33 0637
DATE CHANGE
GOULBURN
WORKERS GUN
CLUB
RIFLE RANGE GOULBURN
18th September, 1988
11.30am Start
EVENT 1 NO^. $2.50 OIS $1 .OO
15 Target DIB El0
EVENT 2 Nom. $14.00 01s $1 .OO
25 Target DIB Championship
1st OIA 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C.
EVENT 3 NO^. $14.00 OIS $1.00
25 Target PIS Championship
1st OIA 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C.
EVENT 4 Nom. $14.00 01s $1 .OO
25 Target SIB Championship
1st OIA 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C.
Jackpot Sweep 50c
Total Noms: $49.00
Presrdenl W Baxler (048) 21 6517 - Secretory G
Buckley - Treasurer, M Pnce (048) 29 81 10 - P Ofircer
A Croker 104RI 71 7414
11-15m: C. =eke 48.50, a. C- 42-60: l6.lem: D. W e r 43.53. G.
~amerley 42-50: 19.21m: D. Price 42-50. W. Baohta 43-51: 22.25rn: F.
Rnbena 44.50. ~ . P. Cmksr 41.50. OA: J. Morris 53-58. W. Baner 52.58. 25T
Dm Grd Sweep: AA.F. Roberts 25.25. L. Heme. W. Bauter both 24-25: A: G.
Kazalis 25.25. W. -fa. S. Keye both23.25; 8. R. Primmer25.25, J. Morris.
G. mtherley both 23-25: C: D. Rodden 24.25.8. Carr 23-25. C. Kazolie 22-25.
10 RDlRGrd Sweep: AA: F. Robens. W. Baxter both 18.20. L. Hems 18-20:
A: G. K-as 16-20, 9. Keys 15.20. P. Cmker. D. Prim both 14.20, B: I.
Marrh 1 Primmar . h(orri.3 aLl 18.20: ~ . C: ~ J. ~ Manin 14.20. D. Rodden 12-20.
B. Cnrr. C Kazol~a bath 11 20. HG W Ba~ter L ~7.125
GRENPELL-CO~~&~~M~(L'L~ 10TDBEC 15m D Toahuck J Rueborn
lolo. 25T P 5 C'slt~p all L'5m C Smdnu. 0770 1818, 1'. Codduqan 6770
:5 LB. ClcnCompball61.70. ll 12 15T DIB oll 15m G Slnclau. N Bull both
15.15. P. Coddu7Plon. G Bvnllnp both L3.15. IGT On8 oll eneh meM: 0.
Vida. G. fiarter. C. %ley. D. Davis dl 25.25. Club PIS C'sinp: R. Vidsl
lO8.108: AAaOA: R. Varley 107.108: B:D. Dnvie71-75: C: J. Simpagn71-76.
20T DIB Hcp: D. Davis 2333. R. Williams 22.23. HG: R. ViW.
HAWKESBURY 8-8-88- Cool, fine (24). ZUT DIB EIO: A: E. Zadm 1S.EO 8:
s. ~ v l 19.20. a R. Gauoi 18-20. 2OI PIS CID: A: E. Zadm 55.80. R. Gosling
54.80: B: 8. Mvla 57.60. J. Gobbo 54.60: C: I. Novello 59.60. C. Sul- 52-60.
25T Night Haw- Cont C'ehip: OA: V. Gobbo 26-28: A: E. Zadm 21-26: B: R.
nibbe* 25-28: C: C. vestergnard 22.25.
UAWKESBURY 11.688 - Fine, s-y. 50T Skeet C'sinp: OA: 8. Svbonj
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SEPTEMBER 25,1988
EVENT 1 - 5 Target Eye Opener
EVENT 2 - 15 Target Double Barrel Handicap
EVENT 3 - 20 Target Points Score 1Mh Anniversary
Championship Graded
EVENT 4 - 15 Target Double Barrel Continental 1Mh Anniversary
C'ship Graded OIA Sash. 2 ribbons and trophies
JUII~~S 8 Ladms Half Noms -Ammo 8 Drinks availebls on grounds
- New shmlem welcome
Comwa Gun Club I8 sltuated 2km fmm Monument along
Redlands Rd, take turn opposlte Cemetery Corner. We are
opposlte the Indoor Cricket Cen
taw: Rhonds Pearce
REMINDER NOTICE:
TAMWORTH CLAY
TARGET CLUB LTD.
ANNUAL OPEN TRAP SHOOT
SEPTEMBER 3 & 4, 1988
$7,000 in Trophies & Sashes - 215 Targets -
Commencing 9.00am each day
15m High Gun, Handicap High Gun, AA.A.B.C.
High Gun, Ladies High Gun, Junior High Gun,
Veterans High Gun.
Ladies & Juniors Half Noms.
See August CTSN for the full program
Secretary: Rod Prior (067) 66 1455 (BH); (067)
66 1537 (AH)
50.50, A: J. Wodsy 48.50: B: D. Snow 48.50: C: J. AUofY 40-50.
UAWKESBURY 17-588 - CW1. fine. 2OI DIB CID: A. P. Farrue, M.
~ewman boul 18.20: B: G. mble 18.20: C: W. ~armld. D. -hie both
17.20. 25T 8m C'ahip: OA: M. Newman 25.25: A: P. Famugin 17-25: B: R.
Hibberl22-25: C: W. Jarmld 22-25.
HAWKESBURY 25.8.88 - Fins (32). 20T El0 DIB: R. Keble. A. Petina. G.
able dl 20.20. 50T PIS C'ship: OA: B. Kable 148.150: A: M. N e w
140-150: B: J. AUotta 131.150: C: B. Robinson 130.150. 25T HOD CID: N.
2325.
HAWfCESBURY 8.7.88-Cool tmc 20TD B E OSwrap A M Nemnan. K.
Uosdo bath 2020. 25T DZl mphy OA: K Bos&o 27.28: A. E Zdm
26.25. B S '- Jlu25.25. C P VeUe 26 27. 2WD-b Double8 Cm A K.
VeUa 15.20.
HAWKESBURY 8.7.88 - Cold. very windy (28). 501 M~scquane Skeet
C'ship: OA: J. Worley 60-50: A: P. Koumupis 48-50: B: D. Hunt 58.83: C: J.
AUotfa 43.50. 5OI SouUlsm Zone Skeet C'ship: OA: X. wilbow 49.51: A: C.
Naudin 48.51; B: E. Schufte 49.51: C: E. Zadm 42-50. Zone tervn Bele-2fian: J.
Werley 98.1W. E. Schutfe 93.100. C. Naudin 93-IW. K. Wllbow 93.100, D.
Hun192-100. R. Clarke 91.1W. J. Wilberiorce 88-IW. M. aanicek88.1W.S.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

I BURY
!
WODONGA
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11 - llam start Skeet - 12.30pm start D.T.L.
Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00
25 Target Hardy's Building Supplies Skeet Championship
Sash & Trophy OIA, Trophy 2 grade winners
1 EVENT 2 Nom. $3.00
10 Target Points Eye Opener
EVENT 3 NO^. $8.00 OIS $1.00
20 Target Border Fibrous Plaster PIL Double Barrel Championship
Sash & Trophy OIA, Ribbon & Trophy 2 grade winners, trophy 2nd each grade
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00
25 Target Handicap. Trophy lst, Znd, 3rd, Backmarker
EVENT 5 Nom. $6.00 OIS $1 .OO
15 Target Double Barrel Mixed Meterage A18, B16, C14. Trophy lst, 2nd, 3rd
Schoolboy's competition commences 1.30pm
$150 open order with IAN McGEOCH GUNSMITHS for possible shot over the program
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!
A.W.C.T.A. ANNIVERSARY GUN SHOOT - $3000 PRIZES
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 11.00am Start
Sponsored by IAN McGEOCH GUNSMITHS
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
Nom. $3.00
10 Taroet " Points Eve , O~ener .
Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00
20 Target IAN McGEOCH'S GUNSMITH DIB Championship
Sash & Trophy OIA, Ribbon and Trophy 2 grades. Trophy 2nd A.B.C. Grades
EVENT 3
Nom. $20.00 OIS $1.00
25 Target Anniversary DIB Championship
Sponsored by Ian McGeoch's Gunsmiths
OIA winner sash & Franchi Auto Shotgun. 1st 3 grades A.B.C. Ribbon & BRNO .22 Rifle. 2nd 3 grades
A.B.C. lOOAA Tgt Shells
EVENT 4
Nom. $14.00 OIS $1 .OO
25 Target Anniversary Handicap
Sponsored by Ian McGeogh Gunsmiths
OIA winner Sash & Franchi Auto Shotgun. Metre groups 11-15, 16-20, 21-25. 1st each group 300AA
Shells, 2nd each group IOOAA shells.
Teams event in conjunclion with Anniversary Championship. Case 50AA Shells & Perpetual Cup to
winning team. Sponsored by Ian McGeogh Guns & Gunsmith. (5 man team, min 3 from one club). Alburv
.
WodorFga challenge all other teams.
U's operating in conjunction with this shoot
President: R. Petts Secretaly: D. Smailes
Phone: (060) 25 1239 Phone; (060) 21 5433
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
Page 53

HAWlCEsBuRY 15.7.88 - Cml. fine (25). ZOT Dm WO: P. Farrugin 20-20.
M. Newman. R. Hibbert both 19-20. 2UT PIS Cm: A: P. Farrugia 59.80. K.
Prior 53.80: B: R. Hibbert 51.60. J. Gobbo 53-60: C: E. Tolomao 52.80. I.
NoveUo 47.60.25T HGC S!E C'ehip: OA: M. Newman 22.2% A: P. FaMgin
18.25: a. R. Hibben 21.25: C: W. Turner 20.25.
HAY 8.7-88 -Slight wind &ovsmt (18). Hay Diet DiR C'shlp: A &OA: R.
Glen35-40: C: W. Pryor 27-40. J. Laltue26.40. Hey Diet Dm C'ehip: R. Glen&
R. Cugley 18-20(for3rdyearinamw),D. Sullivan&C.Martin 16.21.a)THap
Orp Meterage: R. Cugley 18-20. R. Glen. 8. Doyle. W. Pryor. B. Isonard dl
18.20. 1m SIB club Mug Hcp: R. Ole" 10-10. HG: R. Glen 61-70.
26.588 - Clear & line (18). 15T WO Hcp: T. atto. B.
Fit&. J. Currana. ZOT PIS 15m: B. Fit&, G. C-s. B. Wslum. 3 m
m m Tmphy: G. C-ans. T. Kitto. T. Hudeon. 30T JE Tmphy Hop: K.
Jelfery.ZOTCant15m:B.Pow&.J.Currana.T.Kitto. 10PrDm 18m:T.Kitto
& G. -. B. Powell & K. Jeffsm. Beyden Powell and J. Currans. HG: 8.
MVERELlr 157-88 -Fine k suMy (31). 25T B,T Hcp: B. Mbitfer. 25T
Dm Cont C'ahip: AA: R. Skinner 30.31; A kOA: P. Jensen 32.32: B: J. Newby
25.25: C: J. Roberts 21.25. WTDB Hop: R. Kingsmill 20-20. HG: Ken Fuller
112.120.
lntermediafe Ha: J. Hodsea 146-160.
NARnanmEM 17.7-88 -Cold and cloudy wiUl ahowera (26). 10T DIB Cm
off 15m: T. Sslaiia, D. Fraaer. S. Gueet. A. Baud. M. Kruger-Dnvies. T. Joss,
P. Payten dl 10.10. N-andera & Dist PIS C'ship: OA & A: S. Papasidam
75.75. A. Paanne 74.75: B: G. Gvymer 74-75. A. GuglieLmino 71-75: C: P.
N.S.W.
CENTRAL ZONE
NIGHT SKEE
CHAMPIONSHIP
at
BATHURST GUN
CLUB
Sunday September 4 e 6.30pm
start
Enquiries: L. Aberley (063) 31 3791
NARRANDERA CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
- 10.30am
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18,1988
EVENT - . -. . . 1 . Nom. . . -. . . SA.00 - . - -
10 Target PIS Eye Opener 15m
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.50
20 Target "Teloca House" Points Score 15m Sash
OIA. Ist & 2nd A.B.C.
01s 5Oc each 10T OIA
Proceeds from events 1 & 2 and a barbecue iunch
will go to Kara Day's fund raisin for Teloca House
Hostel for the frail aged in tile Narrandera
Treemendous Princess Competition.
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
Narrandera & District DIRise Championship
Sash OIA, 1st & 2nd A.B.C.
01s each half & OIA $1.50
EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00
Narrandera Treemendous Festival DIB
Championship
Sash OIA, 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C.
01s 50c on 12. 13 & OIA $1.50
Total Noms & Sweeps $34.00
Ladies & Juniors reduced noms on 3 & 4
Lola Charles - (069) 56 2154
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1988

Downside
international Gun
Club
(Club srtuated 16km north of Wagga Wagga on
Coolamon Road)
9.30am Saturday, September 24
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
CHRIS MASON MEMORIAL
-.-... . ~
FVFNT 1 N0m. $3.00 .-~.
10 Target DIB Eye Opener 15m
EVENT 2
Nom. $8.00 OIS OIA $1.00
RED STEER HOTEL MOTEL 25 Target DIB C'SHIP
15m
OIA Sash and trophy;lst & 2nd each grade
Tyro C'ship in conjunction with this event for those
shooters who have not won a championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 01s OIA $1.00
BlACK SWAN HOTEL 25 TARGET PIS C'SHIP
15m
OIA Sash and trophy,lst & 2nd each grade
EVENT 4
Nom. $8.00 OIS OIA $1.00
25 Target SIB CHAMPIONSHIP 15m
OIA Sash and trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
EVENT 5 Nom. $8.00 01s OIA $1.00
20 Target HANDICAP TROPHY
1st & 2nd each metre group. Front marker 15-18,
19-21, 22-25
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS EVENTS - 20
TARGETS .. ~~ -
5 DIB, 5 SIB, 5 PIS 5 DIB Handicap
Shwters to qualify for this event will be overall and
grade winners of Events 2-4, First Group winners
Event 5
BARBECUE TEA - NIGHT
SHOOT
EVENT 6
10 Target DIE 15m
Nom. $3.00
EVENT 7 Nom. $8.00
25 Target DIB Trophy !5m
Downside Gun Club Jackpot operating at this shoot
President:
R. Blake
(069) 20 2043
Secretary:
Mrs P. Mason
(069) 26 1939
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
SYDNEY CLAY
TARGET CLUB
LTD.
48th Anniversaly
Shoot
Sunday, 25th September,
1988
Over $3000 in Winchester prizes plus Championship
trophies
Time loam
EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00
20 Target D/B El0
EVENT 2 Nom. $40.00 OIS $5.00
100 Target 48th Anniversary Double Barrel
Championship
1st in AA.A.6.C. Grades
Winchester 30130 Rifle value $675
2nd in M.A.B.C. Grades
One case Winchester AA300 value $140
3rd in AA.A.6.C. Grades
Half Case Winchester AA300 value $70
. ---
Overall and lst, 2nd. 3rd CHAMPIONSHIP
TROPHIES in M.A.B.C. Grades
- PLUS-PLUS -
HIGH GUN Events 1 8 2
One case Winchester shotshells to overall winner
President:
Graham Boyce
(02) 726 8638
Secretary:
Wal Su//y
(02) 605 3207
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4 MI cmy
OCTOBER Ist,
SATURDAY i st - 9.00arn SUNDAY 2nd -- 9.00arn
EVENT 1 Nom. $15.00 OIS $4.00
30 Target 'Wunl &Jolly Ry Md"
STATE HANDICAP
OIA Sash; N S.W.C.T.A. Perpetual Cup Sllver
N.S.W. Badge & Trophy. Troph~es 2nd & 3rd
Overall.
1st 11-14m, 15-17m, 18-21m, 22-25m. Trophy'
Ladles, Juniors & Veterans
EVENT 3
Nom. $18.00 OIS $4.00
50 Target "Westfield" STATE
SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
15m
EVENT 2 N0m. $18.00 01s $4.00 OIA Sash; Robby & Pam Smith Perpetual Cup.
Silver N.S.W. Badge &Trophy. Trophies lst12nd
AA.A.6.C. Grades. Trophy: Ladies, Juniors &
Veterans
50 Target ""Oimpyc Targets"
STATE DOUBLE BARREL
CHAMPIONSHIP "15m
OIA Sash; Winchester Perpetual Cup. Silver
N.S.W. Badge & Trophy. Trophies 1st12nd
AA.A.B.C. Grades. Trophy: Ladies, Juniors &
Veterans
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT THE CLUB
HOUSE - 5.30pm
The N.S.W.C.T.A. gratefully acknowledges the
following sponsors:
e Westfield o Munt & Jully Pty Ltd
e Olimpyc Targets @ Horsley Park Gun
Shop e Winchester e Fuller Firearms
e Shelley's SoR Drinks
President:
Robby Smith
(02) 528 3878
THE SHOPPING
HEART OF
THE SHIRE
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1988

In Association with
EVENT 5 Nom. $21.00 OIS $4.00
EVENT 4 Nom. $18.00 OIS $4.00
75 Target ""Sheeey's Soft Drinks"
STATE CHAMPION OF
GMAMPlONS 18m
50 Target "Horsley Park Gun
OIA Sash, N.S W.C.T.A. Perpetual Cup Sllver
N S.W Badge & Trophy Trophles lstl2nd
AA A B.C. Grades Trophy: Ladles, Juniors &
Veterans.
Shop" STATE POINT SCORE
CHAMPIONSHIP 15m
OIA Sash; Allan Cramp Memorial Perpetual Cup
S~lver N.S.W. Badge & Trophy. Trophies lsV2nd
AA.A.B C. Grades. Trophy: Ladles, Juniors &
Veterans.
OPEN - LADIES - JUNIOR - INTER-ZONE
TEAMS SHOT IN CONJUNCTION OPEN TEAM HIGH GUN - SashITrophy
LADIES TEAM HlGH GUN - SashiTrophy
JUNIOR TEAM HlGH GUN -
SashiTrophy
- Quality at discount prices TEAM HIGH GUN TROPHIES
me Horsley Park Gum Shop
SPONSORED BY:
'FULLER FIREARMS
MONDAY 3rd - 8.00arn @ I
STATE TEAMS - LADIES - JUNIORS
- OPEN CARTRIDGES Supplied by OVERALL HIGH GUN - SashITrophy
FULLER FIREARMS LADIES HIGH GUN - SashITrophy
JUNIOR HlGH GUN - SashITrophy
VETERAN HIGH GUN - SashiTrophy
HlGH GUM TROPHIES SPONSORED BY:
Secretaw:
Jenny Birt
P.O. Box 836, Tamworth
(067) 65 2520
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NSW 18.8.88 - Fma (29). NSW Gun Club M-bsrs Cbhip. 25T DIB C'ship:
OA &8: I. Bruce 35.36: A: G. Beer 34.36: C: N. l70gley 24.25.25T SIB C'ehip:
OA a A: R. -r 23.25. B: I. Bmce 21.25. C: P. Armetrone: 20-25. 25T skeet
C'ehip: OA a A: I. Brvm 24-25: B: J. Dunne 23-25: C: K. Small 23.27. 25T
n.,=h cehip: OA a A: H. meuniasen 23.25: B: R. ~ c ~ ~ 31.50: i eC: G. t ~ ~
19-25, NSW Gun Club Champion: HeakTheunissen 81-1W.
NSW 25.~88 - Pemct (12). 150r wnomical skeet. SOT ~ rSIS: d A: G.
Petmu 48.50: 8: R. Burton 46.50: C: G. Beer 38-50. 50r Skeet C'ship: OA: C.
Nnudill 50.50: A: G. Petmu 48-50: B: R. Burton 44.50: C: C. Hlavoty 43.50.
5OTHap Charles IILavaty Skeet Hop: OA: C Naudin83.83: A: A. Najor 48.50:
B: R. Burton 50.50: C: C. Hlavaty 50-50.
NSW 2.3.7.88 -Fine. mild. Bght (12 skeet. 14 wp). ZDTCISU Trap C'ehup
a Elimination k d lor Stnte Training Squod: OA a AA: M. Diomond204.225:
A: D. Menek 181.200: B: P. Ethertan 158.200, C: G. Webater 148-2W. 200T
1su skeet C'ehip k ELimination Rnd for sfate maining Squad OA & AA: M.
%B?~-, A. t. Norman 174-W, 8: G. Smith 149-200.
NSW 18.1.88- S-y, mld(3O). lMIPDIB C'ship: AA: I. Petrina98.100: A:
P. Etherton 101.98: B. P. Ammoun 98.100: C: D. MoKny 89-100. OA: P.
-om 109.111. 50r DIB Night Cam C'ship: AA &OA: I. P ehs 46.50; A:
R. McAUister 42-50: B: B. Ale-der 41-60; C: C. Abeh 36.50.
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F.~orri~i. J. Souito. 20 Pr DID: W. O'&

I Camping
TAREE-
NGHAM GUN
I.S.U. TRAP & SKEET
TRAINING SQUAD
ELIMINATION
SEPTEMBER 24 & 25, 1988
Saturday 24th September
Commencing 9.30am
-
100 Target Mid North Coast Olympic Trap
Championship - $25.00 (Plus Op. Sweeps)
100 Target Manning District I.S.U. Skeet
Championship - $25.00 (Plus Op. Sweeps)
Sunday, 25th September
Commencing 9.30am
100 Target Taree-Wingham Gun Club Inc. Olympic
Trap Championship - $25.00 (Plus Op. Sweeps)
50 Target Mid North Coast I.S.U. Skeet
Championship -,$14.00 (Plus Op. Sweeps)
50 Target Taree-Wlngham Gun Club Inc. I.S.U.
Skeet Championship - $14.00 (Plus Op. Sweeps)
.All Events - Trophies for Overall & Four Grades
Overall High Gun
facilities on grounds; Meals,
Refreshments & Cartridges available
President:
Mr Ron Sky
Ph: (065) 53 4993
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988
has mme bnc* fmm a short spell. Visitors fmm Tvmbsmmba and Jvnee
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INTERNATIONAL 17-7.88 -Fine. but mol(67). 25T Skeet CD: A: R. DBan
25.25: B: A. Smith 25.25: C: J. Richichi 22-25.25T Alpine hoh C'ship CD:
OA&A: P. Manoiolvli24.25, J. Byrnee21-25: B: B. Johneon22.25. J. Richichi
20.25: C: P. Hall. A. Spera. R. Winckle 17.25. 1OI Novice Shoot: N. Tovmauxl
12.14,M.Edemsi 11-14. M.Riahichi 10.13.25TGunRscLDBC'ship:OAkA:
D. Martini 68.68. J. Richiohi 39.40: AA: J. Bymes 67-68. B. Johnean 30-31: B:
R. Whckle 33.34. P. Ha 32.33: C: G. Gilh&23-25. D. Ribarioh27.30: Iadies:
M. Martini 21.25. 2UT D. Martini Shield Hcp: D. Oti~em 33.33. R. whnokel
32.33. R. Ayere 24-25: HG: R. Dean 87.95.
MALLAJA 3-7-88 - Vety mld (23). 25T Cant C'ehip: OA & A: R. Smith
24.25: B: R. Finch 22-25: C: G. Gilbert 19-25. 15TATA: J. EUi8 12.15. B. Pinch
39.2- " a**"-"- "." >2.,*
n v u u w 247-88 - Cold wU1 gale lo- wulda (21) 30T Lpdak Motor
Alrdlry: A a OA: D. Stevonn 68.80. B: A Hdfon 38 BO: C: C. Gdben 50.68:
20T SB Club Tmphiew G. Gllben 1620. B Gmenshivlds 16.22. H &lev
S.A.C.T.A. - WESTERN WNE 14-588 - Cold & d~5zzly (38). 50T W.Z.
Skeet C'anipe. OA& il C. BcnUoy M50. R. B~a353.55: A: L. rrebdmck48.50.
G Dotisn 1650: C W Flahrr47.50.T 1Icanl4B.M m W 2. DBc'sh~po~&
A M. F.sher 5051. C. Smith 48.51: 8: T Svlclnv46GO. R. Btivhcr49.54: C:
A Jonrs45 50, P Mykutnaeh 37.50
S.A.C.T.A. - WESTERN WNE 15588 -Clear & calm (36) COT W 2 PS
C'ahip OA& A R B!ai 159-lG2 C DenUey 158.182: B: K. hnh 143.150. J.
Curtis 13R.15U.C A. Phalllpe 127.150. W Lymn 125.150 &UTW.Z.SBC'abp
OA & AT Ilcvd 47.50. C Benlley 7275: B: B. Pugba~42.60. K. hnh 42.51:
C A Jonea4150. A PhlUpa 41.50 25T W.Z. Hop let B. Pobke88.28.2nd W.
Lrnn 87 28. 3d T Hem 38.40. .Ith S Edmonda 3840. HG C Bentley
014.325
S.A.C.T.A. -0~28-6~88-Cooi(41). 1- AA M. Fi-isher82.1W: A: C.
Bsntley87.1W: B: P. Green 84.1W. C: P. -83-100.
S.A.C.T.A. -GrrirnsZB.5.88- Cool(41). 75T: AA B. Gmden69-85: A: P.
Mnrcianni 65.75: B: P. Green 65-75: C: W. Renney 55-75. Carnival OA: C.
Bentley 172-2W: AA G. Mark 162-2W: A: F. VeU 167-2W: B: P. G-n
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ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB
On the lake at Milang, S.A
Home of the Woodrow shield
President: john Fleeiwood, Phone: (08) 223 6544 (office hours)
ah ANMM BIRTHDAY SHOOT
SEPTEMBER 17th & 18th, 1988
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY $1000.00 CASH EVENT
SATURDAY - STARTING 8.45am SUN DAY
Sharp EVENT 6 NO^. $15.00
25 Target DOUBLE BARREL ''CLAY TARGET"
1 EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00
25 Target BILL QUlNN SKEET SHIELD
CHAMPIONSHIP
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. OIA Bicentennial Medal and
CHAMPIONSHIP
Team to consist of at least four club registered
members.
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Kindly donated by
Grade winners medals
EVENT 7 Nom. $15.00
25 Target DOUBLE BARREL WOODROW
SHIELD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
SPORTS OPTICAL
O/A Bicentennial Medal and Grade winner
Teams to consist of five club registered members
ONLY - A.C.T.A. HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE
medals
EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00
25 Target CLARKES CHILDREN'S SHOES
POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Kindly donated by CLARKES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
OIA Bicentennial Medal and Grade winner medals
PRODUCED
Trophies: 1st AA - $200 cash; 2nd AA - $50 cash;
1 st A - $200 cash; 2nd A - $50 cash; 1 st B - $200
cash; 2nd B - $50 cash; 1st C - $200 cash; 2nd C
- $50 cash.
Sterling Silver Medal to each team member - OIA
Bicentennial Medal and Grade winner medal
EVENT 8 Nom. $9.00
EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00
25 Target DOUBLE BARREL IAN & PHILLIP
25 Target SINGLE BARREL S.A.
SPORTSGOODS DIST. PTY. LTD.
CAMPBELL ANNIVERSARY SHIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAMPIONSHIP Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Kindly donated by S.A.
Teams to consist of at least four club registered SPORTSGOODS DIST. OIA Bicentennial Medal and
members. grade winner medals
OIA Bicentennial Medal and Grade winner HIGH GUNS
medals. Winning team members receive Sterlin
Silver Medal courtesy of Ian & Phillip Cam bet
EVENT 4
Nom. 6.00
25 Target POINT SCORE WENDTS JEWELLERS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Kindly donated by WENDTS
JE.WELLERS. OIA Bicentennial Medal and Grade
winners medals
BARBECUE AND SALAD AVAILABLE PRIOR TO
NIGHT SHOOT
EVENT 5 Nom. $16.00
D.T.L. on Events 2,3,4,5,6,7&8 - Gold plated sterling
silver medallion
Overall on Events 1-8 - Trophy donated by Dick &
Rhonda Ayres
Ladies on Events 3,4,6&7 donated by Alexandra Gun
Club
Veterans on Events 3,4,6&7 donated by Alexandra
Con Club
luniors on Events 3,4,6&7 donated by Gun Rack
Enfield
D.T.L. HlGH GUN BONUS
Kindly donated by Dieter Schurter of D.E.K.
Imports - Sydney
COMMONWEALTH MIXED TARGET NIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
10 Double Barrel, 10 Single Barrel, 10 Point Score -
20 metres, 10 Pair Double Rise - 15 metres.
Trophies 1 & 2 A.B.C. Puma Knives donated by
FIVE MEMBER TEAM TO BE NOMINATED PRIOR
TO THE COMPLETION OF EVENT 2 ON
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16th. EVENTS 1 to 8
INCLUSIVE
Accommodation available at the Pier Hotel
(under new management). Also Caravan Park
D.E.K. Imports. 2nd trophies donated by COUNTRY - Camping available on grounds - full
CLUB SHIRTS. OIA Bicentennial Medal and Grade
winner medals.
canteen facilities - Shells available
LADIES, VETERANS & IUNIORS 60% (All Noms)
The Committee reretver the right to alter the program without notice
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NEWMAN GUN CLUB
P.O. Box 123. Newman, W.A., 6753
President: Terry Genge; Secretaryflreasurer: Julie Heath
OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR CAMPERS TWO DAY
CARNIVAL
SATURDAY 1 OCTOBER - SUNDAY 2 OCTOBER, 1988
SATURDAY 1st - SHOOTING COMMENCES 9.00am SHARP
10 Target DIB Eye Opener CID 50% returned to shooters
25 Target DIB Whale back Championship Graded
25 Target DBP District Championship Graded
25 Target SIB lronman Championship Graded
SUNDAY 2nd - SHOOTING COMMENCES 9.00am SHARP
5 Target DIB Handicap Eye Opener (CID 50% returned to shooters)
25 Target Hangover Handicap (1st - Shotgun)
20 Target State Walk-Up Championship
25 Target ATA District Championship Graded
Total Noms $89.00
MEALS: Morning, afternoon teas and lunches available both days. The Club will supply a beef on
the spit, salads and keg on Saturday night - "PREPARE YOU FOR THE HANGOVER HANDICAP ON
SUNDAY." Barbecue on Sunday night (pay on the night)
HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8
Other events time permitting
TRAPS OPEN 8.OOam BOTH DAYS
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SEPTEMBER CARNIVAL
Saturday B Sunday
17th & 18tk Sepbernber 1988
Friday 16th September - Practice 1.30pm
WHITEMAN PARK
Saturday 17th September - Sunday 18th September -
9.OOam Start 9.00am Start
! Barrel Warmers 0745 to 0845 Barrel Warmers 0745 to 0845
EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00
EVENT 1 Norn. $10.00 25 Winchester DIB Points District
25 Target Skeet Championship Championship
EVENT 2 Nom. $15.00 EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00
50 Target State Skeet Championship 50 Target State DIE Championship
1 EVENT3 Nom. $8.00 EVENT 6 Nom. $15.00
20 Pr State Deauville Doubles Championship 25 Target Whiteman Park DIB Handicap
EVENT 7 Nom. $15.00
City versus Country Shoulder to Shoulder DIB
Points
(5 man selected over events 4 & 5)
, .
Sashes awarded to overall winners of events 1 to 6. Ribbons will be awarded to grade winners of events 1, 2, 4 & 5.
Events graded A.B.C. Ist, 2nd 8 3rd each grade. High Gun sash will be decided on events 1,2,4, 5 & 6. High Gun
winners will be awarded overall to Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. Optional Sweeps at $1.00 per 25 targets will be
conducted on each 25 targets of events 1,2,4,5 & 6. Bar and catering facilities will be available during the weekend, hot
showers and ablution facilities are available. Limited number of caravan sites.
Free barbecue and hap y hour on Sunday evening
For further information phone the ~ f Administration ~ b Officer: (09) 249 2013
WAGC Shooting Grounds: Beechborn Rd, Nth Whiternan Park, W.A.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

longer shwt-off. Our club PJ champion was S. Johneon, rlu R. MaDomld. OA
HG: M. Wateon. Handicapwinner was R. Mcl)Dnsld_ Intermsdiatewinn~rwas
P. Cant
GERA~DTON 177.88 - ~vm.wt with a feu ehouvra (34) 25T DB: H.
Hmer. K. Nswlald. U Uoschafu. M. Ha~h.~2525.25TSB~C.Cammoc*.
A wnachcnho. lath 26 28 25T ~ 9 H. : Harmer 7276. M. Wateon 72.75. E.
Twmoy 72.76 26T Can? M. Watson 2425. J. Low 24.25 IOPR DR: G
Plvsons 10.20. PI llwnar 1520.S. Hum 1520OAHG H. Harmer 167170.
N E W 12.888- Fmaundcolm(l0). 1CUTSkceLS.M. &V A HoroPerp.
Trophy: la, T Sungel88-100. eq 2nd I. Sivak. bl. Slono82.100.3rd B
9, , ...-. ,,-
NEWMAN28688-Flnohmol(l4) IUTWHcp I Sr&ll-Il.P.SLvlgel
1Oll 26TDU T. SUqe124.25. hl. Slono23.25. I SIu&2225. lUTTower:T
Stulgel2020. T. Gengc 19.20. M. Stone 11.12
N E W 107-88- hno,cold&cvmdy(l5) 5TDBP WTmer:D.Domo
15.15. 25T DBP Touor C'ship: T. Sungel 71.75. P. Hwrth 70.75. 1 Sivak
64-75.
NEWBlAN24-7.88-Fine.uewwindy(s). 1mEOHcp:T. Stin@ 11-11.C.
McKay 10-11.25T DB: T. Stingel 21-25. T. Genge. K. COcolm~. both 18.25.
S. Atkhmn, B. Higgs.P. Heath. ell 17-25.25TDBH.q: 11-Ism: S.Atkbmn.
P. neath. both 18.25: 16.19m: T. Genge 29.29. T. Stinp128-30.
WAGC %?Seas - Fins (24). 20PR DD: F. Swsetinm. MoKay 19.20. M.
c-han/~. ~ ^ i ti8.w. h ~ ~ ~ P DR: R A: M. -ban 30.40, a. wine
26-40: B: A. YOZ* 27-40, J. amer 25.40: C: R. wilsan 25-40, F. S-%
W-40.
WAGC 2-7-88- Fine (48). 25T Skeet Doubles: A: R. Bailey 20-25. C. Be&
20.25: 8: R. Wandt 22.25, W. Dvmsney 21.25: C: N. Stewart 20-25. F. 8bim
19~25.25TDBPU1125TSB: A: L. Shipp93-1W.M. CalU&an92-100: B:J. Coci
85.100. H. %mic 93-103: C: K. Wileon 89.100, F. Swseting 82-100. 25T
Skeet: A: R. Bnilnily 25-25. J. Cooi 24-25. A. Carmichael 24.25: B: C. Willatt
23-25. G. King22-25. L. Johnaton 22-25: C: M. Ponte.24-25. M. Walton23-25.
N . Rtaua* 91 .SS
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WAGC 17.7.88 - Wut & d y (28) LOOT Trench Club C'ahip Club
Cllnmp!on: P hlelvm 89.100. A J. Hama 88-100. 8. S Sfin 70100: C. M.
Kownch 67103, D. H. Eemc52.100.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4
3.00prn - 25 Double Barrel Points, 15rn, Cash
graded - Nominations $10.00
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5 - 8.30 am Start
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6
CHERRY TREE POOL FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
Includes Ladies, Veterans and Junior Divisions.
Venue: Dannrin Gun Club
Date: September 17 & 18, 1988
Start: 9.00a.m.
Program:
EVENT 1
Nom. $10.00
25 Target Eye Opener
EVENT 2 Nom. $20.00
50 Target Marara Handicap
EVENT 3 Nom. $20.00
50 Target Arafura Championships
EVENT 4 NO^. $25.00
50 Target Night Championships
Sunday 18
EVENT -. -. 5 Nom. NIL
50 Target State Skeet Postal Match
EVENT 6 Nom. $20.00
50 Target State Skeet Championship
High Gun on events 1-6 - Two man team (Tristar
trophy) events 1-6 - State team 15 man selected
on events 2 & 3 - State Team high Gun shoot off
follows immediately - State badges for team
members
For information ring: (089) 27 3990
Written enquiries: P.O.B. 41 121,
Casuarina, 5792 N. T.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1988

tvety dedicated shooter reaches the
point when pride of accomplishment
together with the realization he has
outgrown his present shotgun prompts
him to decide: "I am ready for Beretta".
Ready for a
Beretta ,4303, the
ultimate automatic.
Ready for a lifetime
companion that can
be proudly handed
down. For
enerations. Ready
Pbr its lightweight simplicity, ease of
operation and low maintenance. Ready for
its versatility. And, total reliability.
Ready for its features ...
Gas Operation - One Piece Stainless
Steel Piston Meters Pressure to cycle the
-
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The Ultimate Auto?
action smoothly evetytime. Nothing to
break, nothing to wear out. Nothing to
lubricate. Hard chrome lined vent-rib
barrel 4 Flush mounted screw in mobil-
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versatility- from quail
to rabbits, to ducks,
to pigs, to simulated
field clay targets
Space age,
lightweight alloy
receiver - strong as
steel, a fraction of
its weight Hand chequered European
walnut stock and forearm Exclusive
magazlne cut off in forearm recess.
The all new Beretta A303. For those
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I
Tedrnically the odds are in y6ur favour whw you use
Austmlmn made Winchester patented Shotshell Cartridges
with matched components. Evay component is scientifically
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give you the winning edge. One piece comprecsion formed
plastic case - for superior strength and reloadabiiiiy. Non
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conditions. Olin Ball Powder gives clean progressive
burning for consistant power. Winchester Wads - for
Superlgr gas sealing and knproved patterns. Winchester
Shot - polished alloy hardened fpr truer flight. When you
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Shotshells - Loaded in your favour.