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CONTENTS
National Presldenl's Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2nd World DTLCharnphnshlp, Wahs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Cornmmweanh Games, Victorla, B.C. Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Urnworld Cup Flnel, Munlch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
VCTA Norlh West Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Loddm Dlstrkt Pollce Trap Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; . . . . . . . 10
VCTASouth West Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Mount $a GunClub ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Regrster a record - Cobarl966 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Something new for Shoalhaven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
lnternafl~nalShootlng
Unlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Blast from the past.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Maradma positive - timely warnlng for all athletes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Tamwotth OpnTrapto Merrlck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Editor's mailbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Wonthaggl Gun Club . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1994Crayflsh Carnival. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... . . . 18
Veila blg Top Gun'wlnnerfor September.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
ASSAnews ................. .... . ....... ........ .. .... .. .. 19
Lsonara's Gold Nugget 2 Day Shod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
MaryboroughTid Bits, Qld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Breakbedges ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Badge collsctlng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Shooter prdiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Waratah Stale Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Vale ..... ... ... .... .... ...... ..... ..... .................. 25
Looking back - Hay Gun Club's'Mltchell Cup'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
CTSN Clessnieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Club news, programs and results.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
FROKICOVER:
The vMorbus AMrallanleam, 2nd WorM DTLChempbrshlps, Walss
From It0 r: Den& Lymn, John Fanell, Bll Iles, Roger DuUlln and Mark Crevatln.
Page 2 AustralIan Clay Target Shaatlng News November 1994

National
President's
Notes
World DTL Championships
Australias' trip to the World DTL Championships in Wales re-
sulted in same great efforts by our team. Mark Crevatin. Roger
Duthie. John Famll. Bill Iles and Dennis Lymn in winning
gold in the teams event. Bill's second in the open and the out-
standing shooting of junior Les 'Chippa' Chant.
AustraUa has made application to host the next World Cham-
~ionshi~s to be held in 1997. The decision onwhere the next
event will be, will be made in November. We have a very good
chance ofbeing awarded the went.
Chairman: Promotion & Development Committee
Mr liobcn Nugent. Chairman. Prarnodon & Dcvrloprncnt Comrnlt1c.L..
lras handed uvcr rhc chairmanship tu Mr Alan Kenny.
Vice Prcsidcnt of th~. ACTA. This is due to Mr NuCcnt'r commitment
to his own club Roma. moving to new grouGds.
Mr Nugent continues as a member of the Promotion & Development
Comm~ttee. Finance Committee and Qucensland member
to the ACTAManagement Committee.
ACTA Marketing
\Vilh Christmas now on top of us. why not chooses gift from
our range of pronlational gear. A rrew addition to our rangc is
the all numuse canv bag. It is cxccpdanal value at $30.00
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Handicap Cards 1995
?he ACTA Exccutivc is rcvlsing the formal of our handicap
card and a rrew card will be issued for 1995. The new format.
ho~cfuiiy, * - will makc it much casicr for club officials and for
the shooters themselves.
1995 NZ DTL Nationals
We have been forwarded a draft ofthe program for the 1995
NZ DTL Nationals, which will be held in March at the Waikato
Gun Club [Hamilton]. It will be preceded by three days of Pre-
National skeet shooting. Wednesday 8th to Friday 10th March
Saturday 1 llh Skeet Teams Matches
commencement of Skeet National Champs
Double Rise Swee~s
Sunday 12th complete NZ ~keei
Grouse 50 DTL
Monday 13th NZ Double Rise
NZ Mini Targets
'hesdav 14th North/South DTL Nnal
\Vedncsday 15th ~~'single ~a'rrel Charnps
\Vinchcstcr Trophy Match
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2nd World D m
Championships, Wales
Team-Gold .- Junlor-Gold Overall-Silver
By Glenn Woodhatch, Team Manager
The Mid \Vales Shooting Gmund. Trefglwys, owned and oper-
ated by Arthur Williams. was the setting for the 2nd World
Down the Line Championships. The first World championship
was conducted in 1948.
These f ham pion ships came about as a result of the ACTA in
1993 suggrsiurg tu &c Clay Pgcon Shooting AssoclaUon that
there war a nccd to cstabl~sh a rccognlscd World Charrrpiurrship
for DlL shooting. Mr nrian Carter, rile then Exccutivc DLrector
of the CPSA, taok our sugSestion to the International
Shooting Committee and the event was well on the way to becoming
a reality.
In all 15 Australian shooters made the verv . lone -* iournev and
participated in the event. The Championship consisted of a
250 target quWing round, followed by a 50 target final for
the too 70% of Gmgetitors in each sec&n. The event was
scoree as a pointscore event and was shot five per lane. The
team event was shot over the k t 200 targets of competition.
There were sections for Overall. . AA. . A. . B and C erades as well
as Ladies. Juniors and Veterans divisions. Teams shot for titles
in Open. Junior. Ladies and Veterans sections. Entries totalled
410 shooters in all
Thcrc wcrc 11 individual counnies reprrvenled and some 31
teams took pan in the contrsL Organisation was llrst class
with each shooter shootine at some staee over all 10 trans and
at a different time each day. AU were aware of the time they
would be required to shoot the event this being posted on the
day prior. All referees and scorers were paid officials and did
not shoot, which added to the smooth running of the shoot.
Thmughout the competition lain fell fairly consistently caus-
ing some discomfort, possibly mwe so fn the car park than on
the shooting track.
The AustraUan No. 1 team of Mark Crevatin. Roger Duthie.
John F d . Bffl nes and Dennis Lvmn shot vew consistentlv
tlrmughour thc Championship, so much so, thai on the 2nd
and 3rd days of cornpeution, a very large cmwd followed their
evexymove. The teams shooting certainly impressed as they
were the recipients of a standing ovation after they shot the
last trap of the team event. I guess a score of 373/375 polnts
is worthy of acelamatian.
In the week Driar to the Worlds. Bffl Iles announced to the
English he had arrlved lor a visit by winning the Engllsh Open
'Ilandlv~p by Distance' by shooting 100 straight imm 23 yards.
The Australians went to the Cham~ionshi~ to win the Team title,
and win it they did by ll ovcr &c Irish A tcam.
with England A a further 9 points down.
An outstandine achievement was that of our 'Chinoa' Les
Chant in windkg the Junior title by, would you dci~eve. 11
points from the md hot favourire. John McDonald, the cuncnt
open Scottish Champion.
The Wfmhg Team' uUh Glenn Woodhatch and anErrgllsh supporter. 'Chlppd collects gold - World Junlor chnmplon
WhW Ausbalcan team in adlo%
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'Chlppd mmpew in the Junlor FLnaL
Australian Clay Target Shootbg News November 1994

Bill shot exceptionally well to end up with the silver medal
overall and his score of 895 out of a possible 900 paints
speaks for itself, Mark Crevatin with a score of 888/900 fm-
ished in equal 5th AA, and our other team members were not
very far behind.
me 3rd World Championship is scheduled to take place in
1997 and I attended a meeting of the International Clay Pi-
geon Shooting Council and argued Australla's case for con-
ducting the event. I am very coddent that we will get to host
it, but this will not be known until later this year.
This was a most successful trip for Auskak and it is pleasing
to see Australia achieving so much on the International arena
of clay target shooting.
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Commonwealth Games
Victoria, B.C., Canada
By M. Alexander, Team Manager
Following the d e p h from Italv a -up of 27 including Craig
~eulem&. ~raekr Boyd and misc~it~radcd fur ~anada ha rh;
U S A Russell Mark and Ian IIale alorlg w10~ the mmainder of
the World ChampionsNp tcarn returned ru Allsudlla
Our flrst stop was thc J.F.K. Atrport ln New York City. Aiter
clearing our lugage and Circarms onto domcsttc, we had several
hours to waste as we waited for our connecting - fight - to
Seattle on the West Coast.
hs luck would have il a vemendo~ls smmi swrpl ovsr New
York and so the Inevitable delays began. Finally we boardcd
ow flight, only to sit on the t-ac for nearly i1/2 hows. waiting
ln line for take-off.
Some five hours later we landed in Seattle where the usual
panic for luggage and equipment began. It was here we suffered
our only loss, with one of the Running Target mmpetltors
dfle going astray. After a full days stop over, which
everyone spent sight-seeing. we boarded a Super Cat (feny) ineludlne
- the returned fmm and headed for Victoria, 2%
bows away.
Our home for the next three weeks was to be the University of
Victoria. convenlentlv situated beside the main athletic stadium
and only 20 &Utes by bus to the city centre. Following
our registration and securing of hrms at Heals Range.
Craie.~raeme and I settled in to accllmaUse to the milder
wea&er and time difference.
1anHale.M bearer. wwl offlclalpmde contingent
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With Winchester Silver cartridges bought with us from Italy.
Craie and Graeme were able to have several trainine davs
prior to Russell and lsrr and our ammunition from Australia
arriving, The grounds wrrr in a rrlagninccnt setdng, oU to one
side of the 1.000 rnern: riflc ranee, - back aeainst - a forest of&
trees. Each discipliu had two ranges spcclally wnsvuctcd for
these Games and ar we arrivud, the workers were putting the
hal touches to them.
On thc 1 lth August Husscll and Ian arrived via the Qanras
Charter 5ght cornpleriry our team. Ir was at this rime a slmibr
debacle tathat of the &munition to It& raised its uelv head in
the form of a non-arrival ofow mnsi@&ent to ~anaii. On
cbucklng with dlc Games Transpon OBicer. it war faur~d that althauch
tic had ldormcd us bciore leavlng for Italvl, our ammunitlo;
was already in transit, in fact no sich moviment had
taken place. It took some ftve days offrustration and frayed
nerves before we finally received the ammunltlon consipnment.
AU this time onlv llmited training could be done and this was
only achieved t

Skeet gold medalpmsent&n I to r: 2nd C K0urfek.s (Cypuj. IstIan
Hale (AurstralW. SrdA. AusfIn IEngW and the l a .
Ausbalh cLag ttargt team I to c Oraeme Boyd Cr@ Meulemcm
hfurroy Akxamk, tan Hale and RusseUMark
August the 13th is a day that will stay in Clay Target Shooters
memoly as the day Ian Hale canied the Australian nag in the
Opening Ceremony. The pride we felt with Ian was com-
pounded as we entered the cheering capacity packed stadium.
It really was a moving moment. The ceremony lasted several
hours during which Queen Elkabeth I1 opened the Games and
the Indian tribes of Canada performed rituals of their history.
Saturday 20th was overcast but warm far the &st serious
event af the Trap Pairs. Russell and Graeme now with their
own ammunition felt confident and started well. Several trap
problems amse as the day wore on with munds lasting up to
35 minutes due to broken targets and slow releasing ma-
chines. At completion of the event our duo had put together a
less than exciting score of 180/200. This placed Australla 6th
behind Northern Ireland 133/200. Canada 187/200 and Eng-
land 186/200. 'Back to the drawing board of basics'.
With another lay day out of the way it was the Skeet Pairs
Match. and as with the badee match. down came the rain. Yet
this did not detract from soke great shooting which for the
first time was over full fluro targets. At the halfway mark Aus-
tralia lead by a target and were;hootlng well. Suddenly in
Ian's fmal mund some 'cad' pinched the lead fmm his car-
tridges and vital targets escaped thmugh the pattern. Even
with Craig's 95/100. Australla finished 4th behind Cyprus
139/200. New Zealand 136/200 and Scotland 186/200.
No one can describe the pressu that now came onto Russell
and Graerne as they trained hard in preparation for the 'hap In-
dividual Event Both knew they were capable of a far higher per-
forrmnce, and called on their vast experience to impmve. Unfoltu-
nately the required hlgher perforrmnce eluded them and both
finjshed day 1 down the list The semnd day saw both lmpmve.
but tm many banded targets had landed in one piece.
The event went to 1st Mr M. Singh (India) 141/150,2nd Mr G.
Leary (Canada) 140/150 and 3rd Mr A. Alglou (Cyprus)
137/150.
So now we had onlv the Skeet Individual event to eo and two
Last chances for mrdals. llis dme the weather was kind to
the skeedes as Riday 26th turned into a clystal clear and
warm dav. Bath Craie and Par, shot well and at rhe end of dav
1, Craig ied wlth 73/75 with Ian equal 5th on 71/75.
Saturday 27th was another clear and warm day and the excite-
ment that had eluded us at the trao ranee suddenlv was with
us. Craig came in early with a 47/60, foEowed by &n with a
48/50 and Australia had two finallsts.
1. C. Kourtellas (Cyprus) 120
2. I. Singh (India) 119
3. k Austin (England) 119
4. I. Hale (Australla) 119
5. B. Thomson (New Zealand) 119
6. C. Meuleman (Australla) 119
Craig led the way hitting each target hard leavtng only a puff
of fluro dust, eventually followed by Ian hittlng them equally
as hard. On station 4 Craig hiccupped and let one by, followed
by another on 6 to record a 23. The la st target that Ian shot
will remain etched in his memory for it gave him a clear mund
and a gold medal.
From carrying the Australian flag to wlnnlng a Gold Medal, a
dream had come true. But for everv winner there are always
losers aral no one can take away &at gut wrenching feeltrig
one has when your best on ti~c day war not good enough. For
all the Austmhann watching. this is the rrnotion seen as Craig
was the &st to congratulate his sparring partner for his mo- -
ment of glory.
Flnalresults were: 1st Ian Hale (Australla) 144/150: 2nd C.
Kourtellas (Cyprus) 143/150: 3rd A. Austin 143/150: 4th C.
Meuleman (Australla) 142/150.
The celebrations started and it was fortunate that next day
was the Closing Ceremony (late afternoon) for several name-
less shooters were very late risers. For evelybody the Closing
Ceremony was another bag full of memories to go with the
many others obtained during these Commonwealth Games.
For Ian. Cralg. Graeme and myself it only left the long trip
home. with Russell heading to friends in Boston for a long over-
due rest prior to competing in the World Cup Flnals in Munich.
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UIT TKorld Cup Final
Munich
Illc IntcrnaUonal Shooting Urlion. 1994 World Cup Final. a
sporting highlight, was crlcbratcd fmm September 7-12 on
the Olympic shoodng range of 1972 in Munich-Hockback.
Evuly ycar shcc 1986, world cup events havr bucn held In
which the world's ten bust stiwrars of each discipllnc can
qualify for the UIT\Varld Cup Final according lo a spccffic
qualilicaUort sysurn. Amongst the ten shooters represcnting
seven cauntnrs succesrfully qualifying this system. Austra-
Ua's Russell Mark acouircd the richt to compete in this eUtr
World Cup Final in &e Double blep men (160 Ta~getl event
In addition to qualifying on the completion of the World Cup
events attended during the year. Russell automatically quali-
Eed being victorious with a score of 141+48/189 at the 46th
UIT World Championships held in Fagnano. Italy. ranking
Erst of the best four receiving - an invitation to the exclusive Final
competition in Munich.
What began as a wet, cold day. completed with the sun shin-
ing for a very successful and happy Australian shooter, and
supporter.
The ampetition began. Russell's first mund of 46, placed him
eoual second with Bade. USA and was up aeainst Pera. Itah on
46. Second mund, he dropped ro 6th pl~cc,-&lcr scoring a ;liwppoinung
43. If he wanted to scc any medals, he had to pedonn.
Russell achieved a perfect 50/50 in his thM round which is
only the third perfdct score recorded in World competition
since Double Traps inception in 1988. The 50 placed him in
third position for the 'finals'
Wuble m?p mednllsts -World Cup FLnal - MWh I to c Lance Bride
fC!SAJ stber. RurseUMark fAustl gold and John Oplo NSAJ bronze.
In the 'final' Russell top scored with a 47 leaving him in a
three way sudden deaih shoor offwith Lance ~ ade and John
Oppio both from the Unit~.d Stares. AU three Ued a scam lllrcc
rloinrs bclow his World Championship and AustralIan record
Score one month eaUer in ltaiy.
Oppio felt the pressure Erst on his second pair and fourteen
pairs later in sudden death Bade did the same. Russell now
becomes the first clay target shooter in the history of the UlT
to win both the World Championship and the World Cup Flnal
in the same year. He is the 5rst person from the Southern
~emis~here-to win either compe?ltfon.
In the Ladies section. Demlna of Russia scored 138/160 to
win from Pusila of Finland, the current World Champion on
136/160.
manks to Russell's cool head, he now successfully is ranked
TJumero OM' in the world. In what ended as avery excltlng
nail bltlng final (especially for one other very proud Australian
cheering amongst the American team). Russell Mark was to be
presented with the 1994 World Cup Flnal Gold medal. In addition
he received a fantastic crvstal tro~hv to lace on his mantle
piece, and a personally engraved ~b5*~e&tta with two sets
of barrels. But most Importantly, he has now secured a place
in the 1996 Olympic ~ imcs in Atlanta.
Congratulations to Russell on a very well deserved victory.
9 BOLL. Rodney CAN 43 48 41 132
10 ROUSE. Michael GBR 45 45 41 131
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VCTA
North West Zone
1
4 By David Flauel
The Winchester North West Zane ClavTareet Chamotonshio
was held at the Jeparit Gun Club onehuriday llth~ugusi.
150 students competed. fmml4 different schools.
i I Schools were: Donald High - 5 . lstudentsl. Nhill Calleee - 24. Dimboola
Scc College 17. Marybomugh ~cglonal College 18. Stawcli
SLX College 4, Boon SCC Collcgc 4. Pyramld IiIU Collcgr
1. Swan Iiiil College 22. tIopetoun Src College 6. Kaniva Scc
Coil~.gc 9. \Varracknnbcal Sec College 8. Horsham CoUrge 26.
Charlron SCC College 1. McAulcy College 5.
I
The weather was cold with stlffhead winds and overcast. The
handling of flrearms was excellent irum all students and could
not be faulted throughout the entlre day. A sUght increase in
attendance compared to last yearwas good to see, also the increase
in girls, hope to see even more next year, it's mt just a
sport for the boys.
The rrsults were: Overall High Gun: Nathan Cassells 19/20.
Maryborough: Senior Boys: Daniel Cmte 16/20. Horsham.
2nd Mark Crlmmins 27/35. Nhill. 3rd Troy Spencer 25/35. Stawell:
Junior Boys: Ashley BalweU 15/20. Horsham. 2nd Luke
Cassells 14/20. Marvboroueh. 3rd Chris Bartlett 18/25. Dimboola:
Scn~or Girls: ~rlanic~aker 12/20. 2nd Julie Bone
10/20. Nhill. 3rd Naoml Albracht 8/20. Dlmboola: Junior
Girls: Marrr O'Mcara 14/30. Swan Hill. 2nd Bclinda Rodda
12/30. Maryborough. 3rd Tyler Lnwe 7/20. Swan HUI. Winrdng
Tram: Marybumugh 54/80 -N. Cassclis 19/20. I,. Carsells
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Loddon District Police w=. ~ight
Trap Club
The last event was the 25t Double Barrel sponsored by Mulshooters
beat the =in on this occasion ~ ith POSsibles.
Teny Boucher ran out winner in A grade and Overall
with 63/63.2nd David Bertalli and 3rd Tony Psaila. B grade
was won by Richard Chipperfield 31/32.2nd was S. Anstee
By Peter Beaman, Vice President 30/32 and 3rd D. Hansford 29/31. C grade was won by C. Visintln
23/25,2nd was G. Miles and 3rd Bill Williams.
On Saturday the 30th of July 1994, the LoddonDismct Police
Trap Club held a shoot at the Bendigo Gun Club gmunds at The Ladies tmphy, which was kindly donated by Thomas the
Woodvale. This day being the fifth Saturday in the month and was won Jan Woodhatch. The Junior was
we were hoping not to clash with any of the regular shoots in by N. Cassells and the by Jack Matthe~.
the district.
The Overall HQh Gun Tmphy which was genemusly sponsored
by Winchester was won by Tony Psallawith a score of 122/125.
We were due to sM at midday but the rain had settled in. (the
kt time for five weeks I might add, and it hasn't rained since) On behalf of the Laddon District Police Trap Club. I would Uke
however shooters being hue to the cause lined up for the fmt to thank our genemus sponsors named above, and all the 45
event, the 25 tareet Pointscore soonsored bv Armacuard. - The shooters who braved the wet and wlndy conditlons.
rain was the wicer here with n; possibleseking sho~ A grade
and Overall was won by Gary CasscUs with 73/75,2nd \V.
Calabv 129/132 and 3rdT. PsUa 128/132. B made was won
by ~.Hansford 72/75,2nd was J. DUA 78/8iand 3rd L. Igoe
77/84. C grade was won by M. Brady 65/75,2nd was B. Williams
64/75 and 3rd K. Daniel 63/75.
llic next cvcnr was 25 target Singlc B ml sponsored by Otr
United Kingdom Hotel. The rain p?~risled but Ulen so do thc
shooters. we were slowly winnlnr thr irattle. Ossie llayck and
Tony Psaila both shootihg possibles. Ossie eventually'took out
A grade and Overall wlth a score of 38/38,2nd Tony Psalla
37/38 and 3rd W. Calaby 28/30. B grade was won by L. Igoe
24/25. 2nd S. Anstee 23/25 and 3rd J. Harbottle 22/25. C
-- -
&de was won by G. ~aunder 20/25. 2nd C. Visintin 19/25
and 3rd Bill WUliams 22/29.
OpenHlgh Gun wbmer Tony Psolla Ls mngmtulnted by Len Igoe.
FTcsldentcf~nDLsmCt PdlceTrq Club.
President LDPTC LenIgOe, with Veteran Hlgh Gun JackMdffwy.
lenlgw, wlth Junlor Hlgh Gun rubmer N dhn Carsells
Ladles Hlgh Gun. Jon W d c h and Lenlgw.
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Name bars are $20.M) each including postage, with
orders of two or more reducing the cost.
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Page 10 Australian Clay Target Shooting News November 1994

South =st Zone
By Jack Matthey, SWZ Secretary
The South West Zone of the VCTA in conjunction with Win-
chester held its' annual School Students shoot at the Nwrat
Gun Club on 3lstAugust 1994. A total of 163 students at-
tended and competedin the different sections
Champion shooter Glenn Hayden. Rod Laidlaw fmm Winches-
ter. and a host of teachers. Noorat Gun Club members and
SWZ merrrLurs were in attcndarrcr. and helped with the
smooth rurlrring of the champior~ships. Host for thc day was
S\VZ vice prcs~rlcrrt Lcn Cook, wllo kindly filled in for presl-
dent KeitdVagg who was unable to attend.
Sixteen schools had students competing and to the following
schools the zone sends a special thanks for conducting and
fostering " firearms awareness: Bainbridee - Colleee. - Hamilton.
Mortlake Secondary College. Beaufort Secondary College.
Macarthur Primary School. Deninallurn Secondary College.
Lake Bolac secondam College. - Emmanuel College - ~varrnimbod.
Colac 'kuh CuUcge. Rraucr (:ollcgc Warrnarnbooi. Tcrang
llip,lr School. Cobdcn T'ull College. \Varmambool Collcge.
Hamilton Collccc. Munivae Coll~!cc Hanlilrorl. Curio Commercial
College. Coiac High school. '
Results of the competition: Overall Champion Ben Palmer
IMonivaeI. 1st Snr Bov David Kranz. 2nd Brad Sexton, 3rd
~raie " ~idd: 1st Snr ~frl SelinaHuf. 2nd R. Coates. 3rd K. Taohey:
1st Jnr Boy B. Dyson. 2nd B. Thomas. 3rd L. Mchan:
1st JN Girl Y. Schunnan. Winning Team: Colac Tech - R.
Brain. T. Holt. S. Swayne. M. HOE:
The zone would like to thank the sponsors. Winchester and
the Noorat Gun Club for pmviding the venue for the shoot,
and all those people whohelped an the day
AU of the rumrs atthe SW. Zane School Shoot fwhdng feanr at rearl.
ruth Wlnehesfer's Rod Laldlaur. Harold Lloyd and Len Cmk
Mount Isa Gun Club
Jetset Travel and the Mount Isa Gun Club, a strange combina-
tion you may think but certainly an effective one and Sunday
September 11 pmved it with +he excellent standard of competi-
tion in the Jetset Travel sponsored monthly clay target shoot.
In conditions that could only be described as ideal some of the
best shooters in the north west showed what thev could do.
Mick McGffl and Rod Cusack shared top spot in ihe opening
Ball Tra~ event with scores of 23/25 and G q Quan Sing . was
placed third with 21/25.
?he Jetset Travel Skeet Handicap was the second event to be
contested and the f@ target event was taken to a further 31
targets to decide the placings. The final results were Kevin
Streeter flrst. Trevor Bennett second, and Ron Power, who
shot himself fmm C grade to A grade in the process. Hnishing
in third place.
With the mornings events over, lunch was served and once
again our thanks go to Myrtle Anderson, who not only does a
sterlhg job in the kitchen, but also flnds time to shoot at a
high level of competitiveness.
Judging by the performances so far the Jetset Travel Double
Barrel Challenee was not - eoine " to be won easflv and that certainly
was the case. Mer a gruelling 100 targets Rod Cusack
emerged victorious overall and in A grade with a perfect score
of 100/100. MickMcGfflwas in the running until the final 25
but a momentary lapse of concentration saw him dmp a target
and settle for Agrade second with 99/100. Mick Coleman put
in an excellent effort to claim first in B grade with 96/100 leaving
Ron Power in second with his scorn of82/100. Two new
shooters. Trevor HoUey and Peter Ponting dominated C grade
and klshed first andsecond with scoresof 79/100 and
71/100 respectively.
Peter Pontine, who was shooting in hts h t shoot as a member.
drew the p&cge of shooting fo; tlrc club Jackpot but unforrunately
he failed in the attempt to clean swcep the dcsignavd targets
and the jackpot will increase for next month.
Ouerau cbplon
Ben
Coverdale nnd Len Cook imk on
,,fler fhepresentotlan Gee,
As the members had done all the shwtirrg so far. It was rime for
the novices to show what they could do and at the coricluslon of
vn tamets Sam Edmonds was the winner with 9/10 closely followed
gy ~nne Coleman who scored 8/10. a ow ever it was hdy Lyons, the Manager of Jetset Ravel Mount Isa, who epitomised
what the sport is-all about Trudy didn't shoot an excellent score
but the look on her face said it all. This is fun !I!
November 1994 Australim Clay Target Sbootlng News Page 11

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(an extractfrom that time)
A Nmmine man made clay target shooting history at Cobar at
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International
Shooting Union
The Intuntat~onal Shooring Urnon was originally founded in
1907 .and morganiscd in 1921 to become the Union International~
dc Tir. Thc I.S.U. is fonrlally recognised by the internadona1
Olyrnpic Cornrnitrec as ihr mle conmlhg body of
Amateur StrooUng Sports at international and worldwide levels
of competition^
The Union mcmben arc thore National Shooting Organisations
which am recognisrd and aliated with their National Olympic
Committee and currently represent 109 different counGs
U.I.T. World Championships are conducted every four years.
usually two years after the Olympic Games. Shooting events
for which World Chamoionshios are conducted include 300
mcvu rille, smallbore rille, p~stol. running kget and clay m-
gut (mp and skect). The 1991 World Strotgun Ctrampionships
were conduc~ed in Pcrrh. Wcvtern AustnUa.
Background and History of the Olympics
Bg George Biggs. ACTA Historian
Aurtraba's first crack at Olympic Gamcs Shotgun Stroohng
rook placc at lhe Mclbuunlc Olyrnpic Games in 1956. It was
our introduction to International Clay Tareet Shootine, we
Orldcd a two man team and gained quite :lot uf rxpc~cnce in
marly ways. The cvcrrt at that point in time was at uap shooting
only. IntemaUorval Skcct came to Australla in 1973 when
the world Mavine Tareet Chamoianshios were staeed in Melbourne.
28 counkes Zompetedain bo&Olympic Trap and
Olympic Skeet events of 200 targets per shooter each event.
Australla's Olympic Trap &Skeet Shooters participation:
1956 Melbourne John Bryant Olympic Trap
Clem Mudford Olympic Trap
1972 Munich Speny Marshall Olympic Trap
1976 Canada Peter Wray Olympic Trap
1980 Moscow Teny Rumble Olympic Trap
Jim Ellis Olympic Trap
Ian Hale Olympic Skeet
1984 Los Angeles Teny Rumble Olympic Trap
Jim Ellis Olympic Trap
Ian Hale Olympic Skeet
Nex Crikis Oly mpic Skeet
1988 Seoul John Maxwell Olympic Trap
Russell Mark Olympic Trap
Domingo Diaz Olympic Trap
Ian Hale Olympic Skeet
1992 Barcelona Russell Mark Olympic Trap
Michael Diamond Olympic Trap
John Summers Olympic Skeet
ttonal congress for the re-establishment of the Olympic
Games. It was unanimously declded to hold the first modem
Olympics in Athens in two years time.
The Athens Games of 1896 were a ereat success. The Olvm-
pics had returned to the land of their birth. On April 5&the
Games were opened by Klng George of Greece, in front of a
crowd of 60.000. The first comoetition ofthe Modern Olvmoics
was the f3rst heat ofthe 100m bhich was won by Francis Gne
(USA). in a time of 12.5 sec. American James Connolly was
the first Gold Medal winner when he won the Mole iumo with
ajump of 13.71 metres. Australia's lone repres/nta&ve.'~dwin
Flack, a 28 year old accountant working in the United King-
dom, became not o m our flrst Olympian but our first Gold
Medalwlnner. Flack won the 800 and 1.500 metre track
events. He was also leading the mamthon until fatigue forced
him to withdraw around the 37 kilometre mark.
The next Games were held in Paris and St Louis but unfortu- I
nately were overshadowed by the Paris Universal Exhibition I
and the Louisana Purchase ~x~osition.
Interim Gamcs were held In 1906 in an attcrnpt to revive the
flagging Olympic movement. These Games wcrc hclrl in Arlr-
ens, but were not numbered in sequence. %en@ countries at-
tended and the Olympic concept was put back on track.
1908 in London saw the best organised Games so far. The In-
ternational Olvmoic Committee lIOCl had decided in 1907 to
award medal;toihe fht three in all events. This was !
followed on successfully at Stockholm in 1912, where electrical I
timing equipment was used for the fmt time in running events. 1
Altcr World War I the resumption of rlrc Olympics in 1920 at
hlwcrp saw the nrst Olyrnpic flag unvcllcd in front of the 29
nationswho oarticioated. he conceot of the Olvmoic -. oath
was also introducei.
In 1924 the Games were held in Paris and saw an enormous
increase in the number of comoctitors - 4.000 from 44 na-
tions. Itwas the first time all sports were being organlsed by
their international governing bodies.
For the 1928 Games in Amsterdam the Dutch architect. Jan
Wils, designed the latest in arenas. At these Gamcs, the burning
of the Olympic flame thmughout the competition, the release of
doves at the Opening ceremony to syrnbollse peace, and the
erection ofa large results board were seen for the fvst time.
In 1932. Los Angeles provided a purpose built village, a vast
stadium and an operating pmflt to host the most successful
Games to date. The use oCphoto finish equipment was also in-
tmduced in track events to decide close finishes.
The 1936 Games of the 11th Olympiad were held in Berlin.
where the most ooliticallv motivated Games on record took
place. ~lthoughihe fac$ties were even more lavish than in
Los Angeles the Games were no sooner established as a world
event, than they were stopped again for war
?he 1948 Olympics were hcld in London. Germany and Japan
were not represented. but 59 countries attended.
.. .
History of the Modern Olympics
lurfth thanks to theNationa1 Sports Information Centre and
Australian Sports Commission)
The revival of the Modem Olympics was the brain child oithe
Frenchman. Baron Piem de Coubertin. He believed that international
competitions between amateur athletes would help
promote friendly relationships between people from dserent
countries. Despite strong opposition in 1894. de Coubertin assembled
79 delegates from 12 countries to attend the intema-
In 1952 the Games of the 15th Olvmoiad ithe 12th set because
of dlc wanimc car~ccUaUorls], wcm hcld in Ilelsinh with
Japan and Grrrrlanv readmitrod. This was also the nnt avpeknce
of the SoGet Union.
Melbourne was the site ofthe Olympic contest in 1956. The
threat of war in Hungary and Egypt caused five nations to
withdraw their teams but did not interfere with the scheduled
events. For the first Urne at thc closing ceremony rllc stlllctcs
from all counviev cntcrcd the starlium tocecher, svmbulisint?
the friendshlp ofthe Games. The idea came from john win:
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an Aushalian born Chinese boy, in a letter to the chairman of
the organising committee.
The 17th Olympiad in 1960 in Rome was not affected by any
major political disputes, and went ahead as planned.
The 18th Olvmplad in Tokyo in 1964 was the iirst to be celebrated
-. - - - - in -. aiA.&an - count&. This Olmiad was not affected by
the decision of the ~ntern&onal~&~ic Committee to excluie
athletes fmm South Africa because of the practised policy oirackl
seoaration ahxadv active in that counun&. ~owwer the foll&ir~(;~mcs
in Mexico in 1968 only pmc&ded after threars of
a boycott by African, Black American and Soviet block countries
to force the continued rxcluslon of the South Africans.
Munich in 1972 was intempted by aviolent attack on the Is-
rael compound by Palestidan temrlsts during which 9 Is-
laelis. 5 termrists. and a West German policemen were Ned.
Boycotts again plagued the Games of thc 21st Olympiad in
Monrrcal, when most of the African counnirs withdrcw thclr
arhlctev because of a11 earlier tour of South Africa by a New
Zealand football team.
'the 22nd Olympiad of 1980 irl Moscow lacked the participation
of the athletes of the United States and at lcast 35 athcr coun-
Mes in a protest against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
In 1984. lhe Lus Angclcs Games weru amended by thu Chlncse
Tor the flrst Urnc since 1952, but the Soviet Unioll and nrost of
its alllcs wlthdrcw their athlcres. alleging insulflclent security.
No major polltical dislxutcs 1~rn.d ttrc 24th Olylnplad of 1988.
when thc Games wen. held at Sroul. Thc 1992 Garncs. celebratirm
the 24th Olympiad were hoswd bv Spaln in Barcelorla and
all-nations p&cieated win the spiritof ihe Olympics.
Blast from the past
1968 team members who shot 50/50 in the Teom euent - Baw Kabk.
C. Catt R. Vmkg. & Smmes - Guyra Gun Club.
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AUSTRALIAX IPORTf DRUG A G E X C I
Maradona positive -
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The Australian Sports Drug Agency (ASDA) said the anounce-
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(FlFA) &at the recent positive test result involving Diego Mara-
dona serves as a timely waming for all athletes.
Soccer star Maradona returned a ~ositive test result for the
banned stimulant ephedrine, which is found in common
medications. In a similar fashion many commonly available
medications. including cough and cold medications Sudafed
and Codral cold and &I tabiets, contain banned substances.
Thi news comes as a timely reminder to Australla's athletes.
that thev an res~onsible for determining whether any medication
th& use contains banned substan&s.
ASDA, regarded as having one of the most successful educa-
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sist athletes and others to find out such information. These
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Drugs in Sport Handbook --A special booklet listing permit-
ted medications by generic and brand name. The booklet also
provldes information on drug testing procedures and inadver-
tent doping.
ASDA Hotline --By calling the Hothe Number 008 020 506
between 9am-5pm Monday to Friday, athletes can ask if medications
thev a ~; takine. o; have been orescrlbed. are banned
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treated confidentially.
WaUel Card -ASDA has produced a wallet card for athletes
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asthma, allergies. hayfever, diarrhoea, vomiting, pain/intlam-
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November 1994 Australian Clay 1 rarget Shooting News Page 15

By Jenny Burt. Secretary
Cessnock shooter Ian Merrick may not have won an overall
trophy in any of the eight events conducted over the two days
of the Tamworth Open Trap Shoot, but, he took home the one
that counts, the Overall High Gun Mahogany Table and 6 Bal-
loon Back Chairs. His score sheet read Ulce this -2% DB
124/251,30t DB 130/30). 30t Champ of Champs (50/50). 30t
Pointscore (89/90). 25t Handicap (25/25), 15pr Double RLse
(30/301 -Total Score 303/305.
Breathing right down his neck was Bffl Eagle who flmlshed on hsfdentPeterHohs mngrafulates BuEagle on one of * mnny mfm. I
302/305, alone the wav Bffl esfabushed two breaks of over
300 each. a as& ~ 011~ put togelher a break of over 600, John
Blazley went uver 300. Fil Pctrlella also went ovcr 300. Stcvc
Atklns fcU two short of a 100 break offhandlcap, still a Ereat -
effort fmm the back mark.
Again this year. Sunday morning required a 6.30am staTt to
clear the back log of shoot offs fmm the previous day, and to
those shooters who made the effort the organisers are certainly
grateful. Although a little down, the 120 attendance figure is
considered a great effort consideling the fmancial climate of the
countsv -. at present. To the huge Victorian continrent - who suoport
us so well every year, we;annot thank you all enough. '
Fht event on Saturday was 25 target double baml cash divldu.
those to pick up a llltle extra were too numemus too tendon.
Event two was the 30 tareet - Countw , CaoitalDauble . ~ - ~ Barrel - ~-~ --
Classic and the~ were 33 possible~. The Overall wlnner was
derermincd sometime on Sunday. BillEagle wlth 287/287.
from FU Prtrirlla 286/287. 2nd AA was Steve Atkine 240/241
1st in A grdde was Gerald CamiUeri 74/75 fmm Les MOOIT
73/75. James Adarnopoulos was the B grade winner with
66/66 fmm Mick McPhee 65/66. Teny Savillr returncd 33/35
to take C grade from Robert Jones.
Our sponsors -there is no way possible that thank you is suffi- Scorpio Cartridges were the sponsors for the 30 tmget Councient
-this shoot would be nothim - me it is withoutvaur , ereat h'v Capital Charnoion of Cham~ions and 13 shooters recorded
~ -
support. this yur we had: Scorpio Cartridges. Colonial Mutual
a-possible 50/50.'~he overall h e r again was BIU Eagle wlth
Insurarlce. Slmpron's Pineline Fundlurc. Fo'uutcn Fireannr. 324/325. fmm Jason Jolly 322/325 (both misscd the same
Auto Motion~utomotlve Reoairs, and kst but bv no means tal*ct didn't thcvl!) Anhur Turner was 2nd in AA with 198.
least. Rod and ~aomi Rior of RJ. prior l?umituk (Tamworth). cA~ Bishop froti Bega was 1st In A grade with 82/83 from
PhiUlp Allen of Upper kIunlcr. C grade was taken out by Chad
The organising committee have already had their 'past mortem' Vernon on 47/50 from Doug Baker 43/50.
meetine, and imned out the bum that creot in. Havine been allocated
&e 1995 ~ommonwealthka~ ~ouGe Barrel ~gam~ianshlp,
the pmgram format will need to be charged for next years
eve&, possiblv three events each dav in place of the present
four, bit stlu retain the same numb& oftargets eaci day, this
also could cut down on the shoot off time (mayhe Ill).
The last event on the Saturday was the 25 target Double Barrel
Continental which was sponsored by Colonial Mutual Insurance
ofTamworth and Jason Jolly went home wlth the
s~oils. after returnine 89/89. 1st AAwas Tom Turner 88/89
fkm Robcrt Dale 7077l.'bg' McInnes won A grade wi&
71/72. from Ramon Bcrtoncello on 68/69. Moree regular.
To all those shooters who offered assistance, to get little fobs Brure Pinc-Kre was the winner in B Cradc with 32/33 fmrn
done, we thank you also, to the shooters who took the time to
write and thank us for a great weekend. it certainly makes the
Gordon ~ i~onald fmrn Grifnth. 'C' g&de went to Doug Baker
on 25/25 fmm Chad Vernon 25/28.
exhaustion go away. To all the club members and helpers who
worked so long and hard to get evelything ready, thank you
too. I am sure that anyone who has actually run a shoot of
this size will fully appreciate the end results.
The two person teams went was conducted over Saturdays
events, and the winners were Arthur k e r and Steve AtWns
259/260.
Sunday got undenvay very early, but sttu didn't put the stop
to lone shoot offs. the flrst event kine the 30 tamet Loomkrah-valley
~ouilc B>CI ~lassic~d 38 shaSte93 recorded
the possible. The overall winner was Ncwcastle shootcr. John
Blazlev 322/322. fmm Jason Jollv 321/322. 2nd in M made
was B ~U ~agle 307/308. Adam S\;adUng took out A grad;. with
122/123 fmm John Pmcopiou. Paul O'NciU wan B grade from
Norm Hinds. In C erade Ian Greenwood reconlrd 28/30. Imm
Robert Jones 29/$1.
rm Meek - Owmll H(gh G m wlnner.
The 30 target Country Capital Point Score Classic was the next
went and five hardv souls recorded a oossible 90/90. Avew
happy Bob Rose 6s the overall whn& with 132/132 (you kn now contact him on his new mobile phoncl), 1st in AA was Ton1
Tumcr ISnr) 1291132 h m John Blazlrv 12211'23. Invemll vlsltar.
~uu~se~~o~c'was the winnrr in A grade 90/90 from
Ludwig Kohler. James McCloy fmrn Taree was the B gradc wlnnerfmm
h b Bertoncrllo. Chad Vernon picked ur, anott~cr uophy
with 83/96 fmm John Koolbanb oi80/96. A
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Prrsldemt Peter HoLnes mngrah~Ws urlnner of DB Classic. John Bbkg The 25 target Tmphy Handicap sponsored by Sinrpson's
Pineline Furniture was going to be the Zlnc to sort thcrn our'
-but 19 nassibles hit *re board. Fmm the 22 inark. Stcve
Awns !v;s flrst with 98/98. from Bob Christopher IZOrnl
97/98. 3rd was Stevc Osbourne (20rnl 89/90, 4th piacc
went to Crail! Bishou 118m) 77/78 and flfth place was Ian
?he ha1 cvrnt lor the weekend was thc 15 pair Dollble Rise
Championship, sponsorcd by Foslers Fkms ofTamworth.
l?rc overall wirular was Bill Earlc with 40/40. 1st M aradc
was ]an Mrrnck 39/40, fmm &gcr~idal an 48/50. 'Gg'
Mclnncs returned 27/30 to take A grade from Don Eastaway
on 26/30. B erade werrt to Mick McPhee with 27/30 fmrn
~dam'~avllle-35/40. C grade was won by Ian Greenland fmrn
Doug Baker.
The Special Grade Award conducted over events 2. 4. 6 & 8
had cash going to. AA grade, Ian Memck $300 174/175. Bill
Eagle $100 173/175. Robert Dale $100 173/715: Agrade
'Frog' McInnes $300 169/175. Col Loughrey $200 167/175:
B grade Mick McPhee $300 165/175. Bob Bertoncello $200
163/175: C grade Chad Vernon $300 148/175. Doug Baker
$100 145/175. Ian Greenland $100 145/175.
Team events conducted on the Sundays events saw Cessnock
take out the Country Capital Presidents Cup for four person
teams over events 5. 6 & 7. Those in the team being Tom
Turner ISnr]. Tom Tumer [Jnr). IanMedck and Mick McPhee.
their score 569/580.
The Country Capital Shield for 5 person Club Teams over
event 6 was won again by the Geelong team af Bob
Christopher. Phil Gralnger. Kevin Wright. Graeme Smith and
Jason Jolly 439/450.
The Grade Hieh Gun awards. suonsored by Ross Freestone of
Auro Motion. he wirlncrj reccl;lng a caseof ~inchrstcr shot
shells -M grade bill Eaglc 302/305; A grade 'Fmg' Mclnnrs
292/305: B gradr Mlck McPhce 291/305 and C grade Chad
Vcmori 265/305. The Vcttnn High Gun winner was cvergrccn
Hany Somen from Guyra 241/305. Junior winnerwas
Jai Savlllc 278/305. both received a case of Scorpio shells. A
verv .- uoeular winncr in dlc Ladies High Gun -KvUe Pickles
A
248/305, and the overall winner was-ran ~erriik 303/305
And so the shutter comes down for another year, almost. a
couole of months rest and the ulannine starts all over aeain.
me'club would really like to e~courag~more C & B graze
shooters to this event, something the committee will be worklng
hard to do for next year. Again, thank you to all the shooters
who travelled so far and made the shoot the success it
was. the kitchen ladies, bar staff, trappers, everyone -TKANK
YOU. Don't forget -first weekend in September next year.
Dear Graeme
Editor's mailbox
I would Uke to thank, through the pages of the CTSN, the
manv members of the AustralIan Clay Target Association who
have-~assed on their coneratulations for mv success at the recent
ivorld ~ham~ionshi~s inItaly and theworld Cup Final
in Munich. I would also Uke to thank yourself and the staff in
the ACTA ofllce for makine maw of tIie arrangements for
these competitions whichoften go unnoticed.'
Australia is currently enjoying a very high pmflle in the UIT
events internationallv, and I am sure wlth manv of the hieh '
class Jur~lor oomprtI~orv that are now being developed
within Australia, that thc overseas recognition in future
years will continue.
Finally I would We to thank Murray 'the pitbull' Alexander for
his help behind the scenes over the past few months. I am cer-
tain that the amount of personal time he has spent orgadsing
the team will have con&ced him never to appiy for the man--
agers job again.
Yours sincerely
Russell Mark
Wonthaggi Gun Club
By Tom Ganmn
Jana Kcnt. 14. of Wonthaggi. ulth $27 and $120 wall clocks.
pTI%'s In thrcc grades in a new rvcnt at Wonthaggi. Victoria.
lo bc shot on November 5. ?SIC evrnt is the Jeph Kcnt Memo-
rial of 50 points.
Jeph, 67. Jana's grand-father and a farmer at nearby Bridge
Creek, died last year.
He was Wonthaggi Gun Club vice-president and a long dme
member. His three sons and son-in-law have been, or are.
president or secretary ofthe club.
November 1994 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 17

1994 Crayfish Carnival
July 30th & 31st, 1994
Dexter Barnes imm the Melbourne Gun Club had a brUUant
weekend at the recently held Geraldton Gun Club's Crayfish
Carnival scoring 286/295 to win the Overall High Gun.
The Camlval opened with a 25 Cash Divide with 25s going to
Davld Fox. Matthew Shipp. Laurle Patternon. Ray McDonald.
Neil Yates. David Walhr. Eric Maley. Ross Sllvester. Jambert
Jackson and Dexter Barnes.
The second went ofthe day was 50 DB Inshore Eleckontcs
Championship wlth the overall winner going to John Coverly
with 57/58 . -- h- m the CoUe Gun Club. Flrst in AA/Awas Joe
D&~O with 63/05w& the WAG. nrst in B grade was Jim
Chandler wlth 48/50 and Greg Jackson 45/92 nrr~shed lirst
In C grade. both were from ~e&ldton
The third event was 25 PS Dlstrict Championship where Don
Forward won the overallwlth an impressive 78/78 fmm Dex-
ter Barnes 77/78 who took fist in &/A as a result. Arthur
'BanJo' Patterson fmm Collie took B grade with 73/75 and Ga-
vin Toomey from Geraldton took C grade with 68/75.
The k al event on Saturday was the 25 DB C dsh Carnival
Graded with Pletcr Munrz iron, Edgchlll Gun club laklng Drst
In AA/A with a Ilne 71/71. Mark Hatch took D grade wiUt an
impressive 25/25 and GavlnToomey took C with 24/25 botll
froin the Geraldton Gun Club. The &dies was taken out bv
Elaine Fonvard with a 20/25 Born Katannlng The veteran
category was taken wlth delight by Ray McDonalrl wltlr 27/;18
and Matthew Kellv shot 22/26 to wln rhc Junior sccrion, both
were from GeraldLn.
A sash was awarded to the best overall score over the Satur-
day program, this went to the impressive Dexter Barnes with a
fine 172/175.
The Sunday program surtcd with 10 SB Pagcs Special which
was won by Wayne Jackson with 18/18. formerly of Cullle.
but now n&iy in the Geraldton region
Owd Hlgh Gun -Deter Barnes -Melbom.
?he slxllt event was the 25 SB Diyvict Chanplonsiup talcen out
by Matrhav Shlpp Gum the WAC% with 32/32 aftcr a brief smgclc
wlth Edc Malo, who tookAA/Awlth 31/32 h r r Nonhm.
~
3ohn G ~ths took B grade with 23/25 and the impmvlng Mat.
thew KdJy tmk C grade wfth 23/25. both h m Gualdton.
Page 18 Australian Clay 'I '=get Shooang News November 1994
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The seventh event was the State Mixed Target Championship
where AUan Hocldne hit form to win with 70/74 imm Dexter
~ i c68/74 n who twk tlrst pla&ii M/k b n Forward fou@t
hard to win B grade wlth 56/60 and PbiUp Parerson from the
WAGC overcame opposiIAon to wln C gradc wid) 52/60. Kurt
Schlrulg imrn Bunbury twk the Veteran's category wldr 64/74
and U1 HUsz took the Ladles wlth 46/60 and Matthew Kelly
45/60 took the Junlors. both shooters hrurn Gcnldton. Tile
Th&e Man Teams novelty was contested on this went with the
a e r s being Davtd Fox. John Coverley and NeSIDowey.
The final event of the Carnival was the 25 DB CrayIlsh Carnival
Handicm with the overall wlnner belne Simon Hadlow off 15m
who scokd 42/42 imm thc Eastern &ldnelds. Guy Morris
hrn Gcraldton won the I I-15m @up with 25/29 and Arthur
'Ranlo' Paterson won the 16-17m QmuP with 30/31. David
Knleit won the 18-19m arouu with 41742 immthe JVAGC. Pe-
tcr :trike showcd some &e i9rm wlrh'a flne 34/35 ru take ~rt:
20.22m gmup. lhe Ladlcs was won by Elalrie Fol~v~xd ~1101
21/25. he Vetcrans went to Alan Bmwn wiOl23/25 atd
Glenn Cwk lmm Namgln won the Juniors with18/25.
The Crayfish Carnival Poker whlch is based on the number of
25s a shooter can eet in nve allocated munds. Terry Fraser
mar~agrd to gct 3 &nsecutive 25s 111 the nvc rounds and won
Irimsclf 5300 Michael BoschctU was the only onc la get two
consecutive 25s and took out $100. In the other categories.
one single 25/25 out five rounds was worth $5.80. two 25s.
but not consecutively was worth $11.10 and three 25s but not
consecutively was worth $33.30.
The club also ran its Shooters JackDot which was eventuallv
won on Sunday by Geraldlon's urvn~rrg 'Jacko' Jackson. ic won a staggering $416 fur shooUrqj 5 wrgcrs imm 17 mclres.
The Ladies HI& Gun winner for the Camlval was Elaine For-
ward with 234-1295 fmm Kamling. Kurt Schinzig from Burl-
buly shot 263/295 to win the Vetcra'ns lligh Gun. Guy Moms
from Ctraldtorl had an lntrresUng baltle with Matthew Kelly
to take the Jutlior High Grin with 232/295. T11e Ovcrnll Canli-
val lligh Gun wlrrncr was Dexter ljarncs tvlth a line 2(36/295
irorn file Melbounle Gun Club.
The Geraldton Gun Club wishes to thank the sponsols, ladies
and the shooters for a magnlflcent weekend. A iist of results
are provided in the shoot report sectlon of this magaztne.
StateACWTarget ChamplonsW 1 tor sfnndln~: G. Jcukson. J. Pnge, K.
SefdmQ. G. P(ntundL L Corter. M. Kelly. hf, New and J. RLtchle
(GemldtonFlshem's CrropJ. L to r sltttw: L HUsz. G. Wdli, D.
Bomes. D. i3ames.A. H0CMng.D. Skey. N. Wwey.

Vella big 'Top Gum9
dnner for September
Adam Velia fmm the Frankston Australian Clay Target Club in
Victoria took home 6.000 rounds of bonus shotshells for his
superb eiforts at the South Australian U.LT. Carnival held in
Adelaide on September 24th & 25th. Adam set a new Austra-
Han Olvmoic -- , .~ Trao . Record of 149/150 to win the S.A State
Championship. He receives 500 rounds for the Sutr Championships.
500 for a 75 break along the way and a furthcr 5.000
shutshells for estahlishine a new record. Adam uses Iiigh ArlU.
iony 1350 24 gram 7%sthrough his Beretta ASESO. -
Anather maior winner over the ~ ast month has been Ian Merz
k fmm N ~IV Ian won Ole 0v;rall IIigh Gun at boUl Cobar's
and 'Camvorth': anrlual DTL C;irnIvals as well as shooung a
300 break at Cessrlock. A total of 1.500 bonus shorshclis far
his flne rrlonOiv shoo~ng. A full summnly of Winches~er Top
Gun' winners over thc past rnonth is as follows:
AdamVeUa
AdamVcUa
Adam VeUa
Ian Mcrrick
Ian Mcrrick
Ian Merrlck
Reg Coombcs
Bmnte Evans
Glen Haydcn
Nathan McDonncU
Ben KcUq
Ben KeUq
Ben KeUq
Cke Barto"
Dcsiree Huddleston
BLLL bglc
Ran Glenn
John Blazicy
Roger Vldal
BlU Eagle
BLLL Eagle
BLLL Eagle
Jason Job
FiUpp PcMeUa
DomthvTrindall
Tom &er
Colin BeUs
Ncll Berry
Adam Hog&
Cdg Bentley
Robcrt Dale
Greg Newq
Usa Smlth
George B d n
Cke Barto"
John Blazley
Lronle Young-Peten
NeU Berry
Karcn Kenncnon
Robln b y
Arthurlmcr
Arthur Turner
Arthur Turner
Adnm Vella
November 1994
SAState Olympic nap 75 breakOSrmplc Trap
AustnJlan GlympicTmp Record
SW break-Cob-
Tammrth DnHlgh Gun
300 bd-Cessnock
Broken HLLL Hi&% Gun
'A' Hlgh Gun -Tennant Creek
75 break OSrmplcTrap
SA Olympic Tmp 'B'
75 break Olymplc lhp SA Olymplc Trap 'A'
BA OlymplcTrap Juniors
SA IlrSkect
......- ~~-~~
SA Olympic Trap ladles
Finley High Gun OA
%ley Hlgh Gun 'A'
300 break -Tamworth
InvereU High Gun OA
11) 300 break -Tnmwarth
(2) 300 break -TamaramarrUi
Tamwarth High Gun 'M
500 break -Tamworth
300 break-Tamworth
RcdcWe Hlgh Gun Ladles
300 break -Cob-
300 break -Brewarcinn
Gladstone Hlgh Gun
Brisbanc High Gun Junlors
SAGun Club High Gun
Coma Hlgh Gun
Gold CoastHlgh Gun
SA Gun Club High Gun Ladles
State Skeet High Gun Juniors
State Skeet High Gun
CanowindraHigh Gun
Brisbane Hlgh Gun Ladles
300 brcnli -B&bane
CowraHlgh Gun Isdies
Wandoan High Gun
Cob- High Gun
SO0 break -Tamworth
SW break -Cob-
lanMerr(ck.
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A.S.S.A. News
By Jenny Burt, Secretary
It has been --- a couole -~ of m onths since our last re~ori, due to
Ore anarrgcrnerrt; for the 1995 A.S.S.A. Open ~ioot, still being
undenvay. However since our last meeting held at Wagga
durine thc NSW Sure Skeet Carnival, the location and date
for OUT 1995 Open has been established.
The Cectl Park Club in Sydney will be the venue and the dates
will be 6th. 7th. 8th & 9th of Julv. These dates were selected
following a lengthy process of t$ng to establish all major
skeet shoots in the eastern states. and also due to requests.
that the shoot be in the school hoUdays.
So stan plannlng -the CccU Park club an very eager towelconre
us and will be working in conjunction with the A.S.S.A.
Con~mllwe to sec that it wU1 bc yet another great shoot.
'ilre A.S.S.A have held nvo rneelings so far Olis year, wlth a
thinl planned for the Queertsland State Titles (now only a
week away as I rvrite]. The nrst rneetlng for 1995 wU1 be at the
Tamwortll Open Shoot in February. and there will be one at
eadr of Ore Shtc Carnivals in Vlctorla. NSW and Queensland.
There will be an end of year newsletter coming out - contrtbu-
tions, funny bits, items worthy of note, would be greatly appre-
ciated (PO Box 836, Tamworth. 2340).
- -
I will again be endeavourlne to re-establish at least two rep=sentadves
in each state, lo assistwith memberships, collect
information and so on. If you are interested, please feel free to
Distance is our big problem, and keeping in contact wlth we-
lyone is avew costly business. but thanks to the A.C.T.A. we
&n submlt ttiis report each month or so, please watch out for
it, and note details corltalned therein.
Also In Otc plpelirtc is a skeet calcndar, conlalnlng open
events for 1995, which I hope to have In some sort oI order to
go oul witlr the end of year ncwuletter.
Until next time, goad skeet shooting
Page 19

Leorrrcora's Gold Nugget
2 Day Shoot
The annual Leanora Gun Club Gold Nugget Shoot was held
aver the weekend of September 10th and 11th 1994 and shoot-
ers travelled all over this vast state to compete for gold nug-
gets and trophies to the value of $15.000.
For those of you who don't know where konora is, it is a
small counQ town about 9OOkm fmm Perth, situated in the
North Eastern Goldfields which is part of the richest gold mln.
ing areas in Australia.
Shooters travelled huge distances to eet to this Annual Shoot.
somc lravelled by cararhcr by bus &d sorrrr even arrived m
ewir pnmrc planc.'lhu club ground, wen- transformed inla
rent clty. Fnday afremoon saw ihc Gclaldton boys slowly ar-
rive in ;own, &ere were fifteen ofthem. As more-and more
shooters arrived at the club, it was obvious that the 'gold
rush' had begun and +Aese ahaoters were here on a mission
and that was to take home gold.
Day 1 saw the early morning start affwith a complimentary
breakfast which club secretary and vice president Sue and
Ken Green cooked far the shoaters carn~lne at the club
grounds. A hearly 'trap shooters' breakfast-was enjoyed by all.
The weather was hot and windy and the seventy-one shooters
were ready to get their hands on those gold nuggets!
Event 1 The Mount Edon Gold Mines (Aust) Ltd 25t DB Championship
saw a heap . of . possibles being shot and shooters
were wikess to somc amazing lone sh>ot offs. The eventual
overall winner was WAGCs ~kff Fau~es with a score of
Eob sampson Brendan Vodden CpoBFauUces. Tan Valden and
D~onEumeb.
JlmNeue d n g for the ru(nnlng tnrgetln the Tower Pdnts.
74/74,2nd place A grade was decided after 127 targets and
the honours went to EGGC Mick Rowell and Northams Scott
Voak was third.
Event 2 The Johnson and Urquhan Gold Nugget Champlonship
251 DB was much the same as the previous cvcnt whlch
saw more shoot 08s take place. and rl~c overall wlnncr was
Kambalda shooter Brcndan Voddcn with 117/117. Ncrv C
grade - shootcr konora's Dave KOF;CM took out the hor~ours for
C grade 24/25.
Event 3 25t DB Triton Resources and Sabre Resources Cham-
pionship was shot under some atrocious weather conditions.
The club had a huee dust stam Dass thueh, and Duncan
Burnett suggestedkat the eventbe re-named The Hurricane
Doubles'. Hoping that these terrible gale force winds would
sort them out, bit in true clav tarnetshooters enthusiasm
Groff Faulkrs and Brcndon &ddc> were a pan of hiutoly be-
ing made ar the Leonora club, which saw Gcoffpuslr Brcndan
all the way and Brendan achieved hls 300 brrak badge. Groff
Faulkcr took out title for that went and war the overall
winner with a score of 184/184. 2nd was Brendan Vodden
and WAGC shootcr David Knight war 3rd 99/100.
Jim Chandler won B grade with a score of Gl/GZ from Jim
Lithgow and AustlnDuUy ud C grade was won by konora's
JusUn MUlanc with 2nd dace @ohC to Rowdv Harrison, who
had an exceptional day &nlni a total of 3 gold nuggets and
Greg Jackson from Geraldtonwas 3ni.
Geoff Faulkes was in fie form that weekend not only was he
resporlslble lor Brcndans 300 break badge, bur fellow WAGC
shooter Duncan Hurnctt shot his 100 break badge and Gcoff
claims he taught Duncan all he knows.
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Dauld FOX fm Collle w w 2.5 DB.
MemeNeve and 30 TauerPofnfs ond JLmNeue wlnner State ?Ille.
Event 4 the L.M.L. Transport 25t DB Championship was won
by the clubs mafor su.pporter and inaugural member Ncale
(Johnno) Johnson. It was great to see Johnno hasn't lost his
touch. Ken Green who has been inspired by Johmo was hon-
oured to present the winners sash and gold nuget to him.
Other winners in that event were B grade Jlm Chandler 36/37
and C grade Leonon's Mark Wrlght 40/40.
?hc end ofday I saw John Covcrley fmm CoUlc winnlng the
Kalgoorlic Express sash and the Uavld Fltzgcrald guhl rlugcL
fcr OA wlnner of 103 tagcts with a se3m of 100/100.
AI tlle close of day I saw thc entcrralnment begin and 'Mr Music
Man' Mcw Ncve Imru K~lyorllc club rntcrtalrlcd ilr all by
-playing - - the piano accordion. A BBQ tea and refreshments
were a plenG and we all partied on in true clay target shooter
fashion till late, discussing why that one clay was missed.
Day 2 was off to another early rlse and the weather changed
from hot and windy to a chilly and overcast day. Complaints
were rolling in about who snored the loudest and shooters
wanted keys to the trap houses to get a good nlghtr sleep.
Wad had cot amund about Ken and Sue's rnaeniilcent breakfast
and the numbrrv doubled for Sunday rnoGlrrg. Ken was
rnovlrlg vciy slowly but perl~aps tile boys from ColUc. Kmnbalda
and WAGC may have contributed to his condltlan. Anyway
today was the Towcr Cl~amplor~shlp so it was only flttlng
we all ate a heaq 'tower shooters' bre&~;rut.
Event 5 was the 5 barrel warmers Tower Point Score sponsored
by Demo's Cafe. This event is always rn in conjunction
with . - - - whltpver . . - . -. Ststp,TitIr - -. - - - - - .- 4- hdns - -. . .- . h~lA - - - 2nd -. - this -. . - , "pars - - - wlnn-r . - - . --
was 'Mr Music Man' Mew Neve *om EGGC who slat 72/72.
Mew reckons all the events should have been 5 targets so he
could have won mom.
Event 6 was the major event The Sons of Gwak Ltd sponsored
~~~ the 30 tamet - Tower Points Score State Title and the winncr
of thls pmsUglous event \was .llm Nrvc from KalgoorUe
with a scare of89/90. hls father Mcrv was runner up with a
score of 99/102 aRer a shoot off with Edgchffls Peter Munk
98/102,4th place went to Allan ~ockincfmm Geraldton
87/90. 5th place was Leonora's Ncalc Johnson 107/111.
Event 7 was to have been a 25 target event but was shortened
to only 15 DB Handicap sponsored by the Central Hotel and
thls was won by Nlan Hocktng 38/38. who found form and
was the OAwinner from Sam Foraythe 37/38 fmm a shoot off.
John Page was third with a score of 32/33. Leonora shooter
Jim H& was 4th with 29/30. C erader u but not for much
larlgcr Gcr~ldror~s Grcg Ja~.hauu WAS 5th 25/25. 6th place
werrt to Jim Nevc 49/50 and Collie champ David Pox won 7th
place with 48/50.
we Members - Pd~anDauldNtzgerald and PresldentDale Nowhnd
Leonora's C grader. Rowdy Harrison wan3 gold nuggets
November 1994 Australian Clay Twget Shaattng News Page 21

Wbmr ofguess the welghtcampetlllon.
Chad Johnson
Event 8 was also dmpped backed to 15 targets this event was
sponsored by Leonora Laverton Assay Labs 15 Point Score
&d the OA winner was The Charno'from Collie. David Fox
81/81. Jack Collins won the B graic 48/48 arrd C grade war
won by Grcg Jackson 80/81, who rvon rlrc hcaris of all the la-
dies from the kitchen by especially thanking them
Thc last cvcrbr of rlr~. day was thc Chad Johnson's Knock out
shoot. The shooters all llncd up for an Annir OaMry shout off.
The winners would take homegold bars as their trophies. The
gold rush was on for the last 4 trophies but after Geoff Faul-
kes knocked out Ken Green (who had previously cooked Geoff
breakfast) the overall winner was decided and Geoff Faulkes
was 1st. David Fox was 2nd. 3rd place went to John Page and
Duncan Burnett was 4th. That pdcular event was a lot of
good sportsmanship and fun and not part of the High Gun.
lhe Junior IIlgh Gun was sponsured by Budgct Rent a Car
was won by EGGC junior Sean \Vright wlth a lop score of
2031265.
Thc Ladlcs Iligh Gun was sponsored by Wesrcrn Mlnlng Cor-
poration Mt Kierh-Lrinsrcr NicMc Operatiorls and was won by
Leonora's Lee Nowland with a scared 217/265.
The Overall High Gun was sponsored by Minesite Rehabllita-
Uon and was won by EGGC Jim Neve with a total score of
261/265. Jim was only 4 points off of winning the 'Big One'.
Johnno's gold nugget valued at $8.000. so once again the gold
nugget was won by the clubs mascot 'Nobby Nobody'.
One ofthe manv highlights over the two davs was the sumrise
donation of a nugget by Chad Johnson. ~ hkd has this 'hGge'
nugget and everyone was allowed one free guess to the weJght
of it The numet was a great attaction and some of us couldn't
even IIR c:but Geraidlon shooter Fm& Dombara who has
been coming to konora for many years guessed d~r weight at
86407.. Frank was so cxcitcd about wlnnlng - Irls first gold - nug- -
get at Leonora.
The dub also awarded Life memberships to David Fitzgerald
who is the clubs patron and an inaugural member of the
Leonora club. This award was lone overdue. Dale Nowland
was also made a life member, who for the past 20 years has
bcerr associated with Kalgoorlic and Leonora's club. h th
shooters were given a mislng cangratulations on their
achievements.
After the presentauons were over. the bar was opened and a
BBQ tea followed and we all oartied on. some even saw the
sun;ise. Agreat time was hid by all aid the weekend saw a
lot of shooters shoot their personal bests and alot of break
badges were won.
-
Our club would like ro thank all the shootcrs and their farm-
lics for rravclllng to konara to compete. We really enjoyed hav-
ing you all as our guests and look fonvard to renewing our
&idships and having you all back for the 1995 ~ old~u~~et
Shoot which pmmlses to be bigger and better.
Marflorougfi Tid Bits
By Lost Bird
At a two day shoat I rlluught 1 would catch up with a \Vlnchcster
Top Gun shoorur and gel a story. On arrlvlng at the shwl it wasn't
long before I spatied a handsome brute at the bar. but before
I made a further dffl of mvselC I thoucht I would ask one of the
louis U his guy was the one I thought it was. Surc he was, and
hc has remarkable nowerr. I asked him what there rcmarhhlc
powers were, and h; said, he claims he can slt on that bar stool.
look into his glass and see Bundaberg.
So over I go and ask him if1 could see Bundy in his glass, and
he said. sony mate. IJust drank the last of it, but hang
around, there is another coming up.
So to the interview. 1 said. I know you reloaded before you
started with Winchester, are you pleased you don't have to re-
load now7 He replied, it doesn't wony me, but my wife is vely
happy. He said he used to use chilled shot, and having a
fridge full of chffled shot used to keep it cool. The wlfe got vely
upset with no room in the fridge, now she has the fridge to
herself, except for a tray ofice to put in the Bundy rum.
Ray Tremul. Dick Osborne and myself all turn sixty-flve
within a few weeks of each other [no presents please) were con-
cerned with no insurance after sixty-five. but the good news in
ClSN gives us another 21 years.
Congratulations to Tom Turner on your Llfe Membership as
you put a lot into the club, it was the club where I had the
~leasure of meeting Tom who drove me back to Cessnock &er
a working bcc. DO& gt too rxcitcd about reUremcnlTom as
it only rncans paint drr house, nx the fence, dig the garden etc
etc. Best of luckTom
Neil Berry mvcllcd to Gladstone 28/8 and took ON thc Zone
Uouhlc Ihrrcl Night C'shlp an11 High Gun. Anodrer scmi-
trailer load of 1350s for Neil.
Page 22 AustralIan Clay Targ et Shooting News November 1994
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Bundaberg - 4-9-94
Visitors Peter Pagliarino. Hany Walker, myself from Hervey
Bay and Paul Anderson from Maryborough. 1 asked Dr Paul
why he didn't get more ammo and shoot it out in the dark
with Brad at the last Bundy shoot. He said doctors don't oper-
ate in the dark.
The 25t DB C'shin OA & AA Rob Rehbein: A John Straughair:
B grade Brad ~e&rsen: C grade Hany Walker. This was; big
shoot off and it took ninety-five for Rob to leave the other
shooters in his wake. ~ ood shooting Rob.
lOpr DR AA grade to Neil Berry; A grade Peter Winzen: B
mde Bmd Petersen: C grade Garry Rapley: OAHG Neil Berry:
FM Spencer Plath.
Young Brad Petcrsen taking three out offour cvcnls in B
cmdc. in an enrlicr CTSN I said he would be better than his
;ad (Pedro1 and as eood as his old uncle. You have proved a
Brad: now kr&k it uU nephew. 7hanks for rnaklng Lhar
late cup of tca after the kitchen was closed Callccn. Rob shot
th~. lacknut with John Suauchair - winning - tlr~. meat my rdmc.
~aoh luik to you both.
With Hanywith the Uu, we didn't get to Gympie and they didn't
send the results. The best Dave Gaidner could rememberwas OA
Single Barrel C'shlp to Zee Beattle. OA 3M DB Tower VJc Tlpman.
B grade Dave Gardner, C grade MelissaTlpman. 20t DD was won
by Amn Ganlner and Gary Carew. If that isn't right blame Vic for
not sending results and ~ ive for a bad memory.
But one thing that is right Gympic hold the Gyrnplc Gold Classic
Armual 'No Day Shoot Saturday 12 November. I lam stan
and Sundav 13th ~ovember. 9am k t , with a eold brwch
and sash worth $1.400 for Overall High Gun. $4.000
worth of trophies.
Heritage One Day Shoot i. conjmction dth
Margborough Masters Games - 25-9-94
With our usual visitors from Bundy & Gympie we had shooters
from further aeld as Jim Cassimatis from Redclltre who
took silver. Jim Egan of Moonie taking gold, Bill Dunne Sunshine
Coast gold. Gordon Watson Chinchilla silver. Len Suasaari
fmm the Sunshine Coast cold and A erade 50t DB &
25t PS. Ike Osboume won a silve;. .John Whson (Atherton)
bronze & AA 25t PS. His son Clint only 12 and just able to see
aver the tra~house won the 15t DR. ~ohn is onhis wav to the
World Mastirs Games in Brisbane. Fred Foon of Wontjlaggi
won silver with his son Mitchell not old enough for the medals,
but who needs medals when Mitchell won the 15t DR &A
grade High Gun. Graham Gibbs of Dysart took gold and C
erade 50t DB & 25t PS. Graham left before the last event
Ghich made the rest of C glade relieved for the High Gun.
Welcome to new member to our club, ex Brisbane Police
shooter Peter Hinschew, who claims he has been in the long
ad dock for the ~ ast two Vear. but the sneU must have been
LC right medic& as hc took gold B grahc 501 Dl3 & 1st
Ilandicap along with the B grade lligh Gun. Gwd slrooling Peter
and glad tohave you onboard,
Thanks to our workers in the ofice. kitchen, traphouses etc
for the work done to make this avery gwd shoot. Gwd shoot-
ing to all. 'U1 next Ume see you at the shoois.
New South Wales
K. Nealon DTL 100
M. Pound DTL 50
I. Merrick Cont 1W
G. Beht DTL 50 75
J. man on 75
P. hahy DTL 75
B. Smith Cont 75
S. Osbornc cont 100
M. Man"& Cont50
D. Goodwin DTL SO
D. WUer DTL 50
B. Man= ~n. 3m
W. Hawk(ns DTL 200
I. Menick DTL 350
A. Cullis DTZ 150 200
R. Rigne~ DTLZW
A. Redfern DTL 75
G. Yaralr DTL 75
W. Camran DTL 75
A. Saradling DTL 100
C. Bishop DTL 75
M. MePhcc DTL 75
A. Najs Skeet 100
Break badges
T. Petcmcn ML lo0
J. Straughair ML50
G. QuanSLng DTL75
M. Coleman DTL 75
R. Loy DTL lM)
South Australia
N. Marinis DTL 1W
Tasmania
R. Burr Skeet53
G. Harper DTLM
B. Lade On50
victoria
I. Davidson DIL 75
L. Johnson Dn50
;. ?d2Lran
ML 75
DTLZW
E. Ford Cont 50
T. Rosenow ML50751W
K. Hendry T-r 75
D. Oat- Tmr 75
Northern Territory Western R. Harrison Austral& ML50
R Laker Skeet SO T. Guest ML50
W. Tucker Skect 50
J. Dye Skeet 1W
A. Bm- m2 150 M. Gr181th~ DTL 75
R. Ider DTL 50
P. McMn Trench 50
Queenslaod
E. Hass DTL SO
E. Hass Cont 1W
Badge collecting
By G l e G. ~ Woodhatch
Unfortunately it seems most of our Army Gun Clubs, are no
longer existent. Cerhhly two of our strongest Army Gun Clubs
in Victoria were the Puckapunyal and Bandlana Area Clubs.
Puc'kapunyalwas refoimed not so long ago, but has gone hito
recess again. It seems that the existence of these clubs rely on
the attitude of the Area Commander at the time.
I believe at one time there were very slmng inter club shoots
within the army, culminating in a National event. There was
also. I believe, a very stmng inter service match between the
Army. RAW and Navy.
The Point Cook I MF Club, arrd RhlAS Crrbcrus, both InVic-
torla. an' current Mllttary Scmce Clubs.
I would be interested in hearing of others, and in the history of
those clubs, perhaps we can have an Inter Sedce match again.
Australian Clay Target Shootlng News Page 23

Shooter profiles
Name: Dino Oliviem
Date of birth: 2-12-54 in Adelaide. SA.
Occupation: Accountant
Resides at: Adelaide. South Australia
Home club: International Gun Club
Club involvement: Secreiay/Treasurer - 10 years (past)
State imolvement: Secretaly. State Association (present)
hvourite club: International Gun Club
How and when you commenced shooting:
Mv father tells me that at the age of four I was carminL! his ~uail
hi$ at rhr age oftcrr I had my iirst air rifle, whcn iwai nvcive I rcmember
golng to visit a fricnd of my father's who had a 410 gauge
which follow~d me home. The next day I had mv Ilrsr quaand
the great point h m our gun dog. I shbt my hi day ai~ntemational
Gun Club. 1968. at the age of fourteen. Basi&I love the
sport my father and grandlither intmduced me to.
Referred discioline and why:
ISU Trench. Mlied and chall&ging, phono pulls, just feels
great to shoot a good score. International discipline.
Gun and ammo details:
Beretta S04. ISU - 1350HA 7. DTL - 1250HA 7%
Achievements -State:
Over 400 Club Championships. Statc Champiornxhips - State
Single UarrcI. Sratc DTL Carnival Hlgh Gun. SA Champlorl.
Smtc Polntscoru. Statc Mixed/Mini. Several State Shoulder to
Shoulder Teams (ISU & DTL).
-National:
Member ofwinnine Team State Shoulder to Shoulder event:
Mackintosh Team3ember: Champion of Champions AA grade
runner up: ISU Trench A grade winner.
Highest break: DM, 512. Trench 75
Your shooting goals:
Would love to represent Australia and travel overseas to an In-
temaUonalTeam Event. To shoot 100 straight. To win a Na-
tional Championship. To just keep shooting.
How to attain the best results:
Concentration, competing with the best. fitness. follow
through, focus on the target
Your funniest shoo- story:
fllr fow of 11s left ~drkidc at 3.00am for ow 1.000lan trip to
lt~e Naur~nals, we anivcd and found our acwntmodation a UtUe
squew. There was a double bed which we tossed for and I won
wirlch ihcn lrftavcry small mom wlth 2 bunk bcds. Thc bunk
hcds were to support a lalrly krge man (about 20 slonc) and anuthur.
\Vllat a sfght scelnz two largc "men slccpinc in srrlall bunk
beds and hearinn them c~ntinuou~lv cursineinhow I had that
double bed to &self (I slept with e& plugs & the cursing and
snoring continued all night). On that same trip one of us had
just bought a new gun 1.e. 3 weeks before the Nationals and
against all good advice siAli decided to use it Poor smrea wee
the result and the advice and mnbverq that followed was
full of laughs and good times with the Bnal wnclusion being
the stock was tw hgh. In good wmpany one evening one of
our fdow shooters advised he had dealt with thls sort of pmblem
before. all ne needed was a sharp M e or a bmkn piece
of Glass and a Diece of sand mmr to shave that stock d m to
a perfect fit. &st imaglne h&vAthis solution Impressed the
owner when just three weeks before he paid s d thousand
dollars for the perfect gun.
Your other interests: Hunting. llshIng, classlc cars. uavelllng.
Your favourite food: Pasta, quall, shellllsh.
Your favourite drinl: Lambrusco wine. espresso coffee.
Your fasourite TV show: Rex Hunt's Flshlng Australia.
People you admire: My father. Russell h k k
Name: Diane Reeves
Dats of birth: 18-8-54 in Cairn, Qld.
Occupation: Housewife
Resides at: Normanton
Home club: Normanton
Club involvement: Club Sccretary/ksurcr
Favourite club: Normanton
How and when did you commence shooting:
After a visit to the Coffs Harbour Gun Club with my husband
Wayne, while holidaying in 1983. '
Any major influences:
My husband Wayne.
Preferred discipline and why:
I shoot all disciplines, because I B e shwtlng clay targets.
Gun and ammo details:
Winchester 101. Winchester 24g.
Achievements -State:
1993 ISU State B Grade C'ship and Ladies Hlgh Gun.
-National:
1994 Australla/New Zealand Womens Trap Championship.
-World:
Member of the winning 1994 Womens Mackintosh Team.
Highest break DTL 131.
Your shooting goals:
To represent Australia at the 2000 Olympics.
How to attain the best results:
Plenty of practice.
Your other interests: Golf and lawn bowls.
Your favourite food: Steak and veges.
Your favourite drinL: Oranee iui&
Your Eavourite TV show: ~ilrAse Place.
People you admire: Deserie Huddleston.
Page 24 Austlallan Clay'? Iarget Shooting News November 1994

Waratah State Notes
By Libbie Bunting
Western Zone
Brewaha Gun Club once again had a successful Contlnen-
tal Shaot over the weekend of 17th & 18th September with
nearly 60 shooters attending.
They had two State Championships up for gmbs -the Day DB
Cont Cship and the Night SB Cont C'ship. Well knownwestem
mner Steve Osbome h m Cobar won the Day DB Cont C'ship after
a shwt off. withagreat smre of 111/111. whfle Dubbo shwter
Peter FYiAan wonthe Mght SB Cont C'ship smring 47/51.
Return of Piotrowshi Raffle Tickets
Please remember to send backvour d e ticket butts to
Janenne Kidd before 5th ~oveAber so we can draw the d
at our State Trap Camlval in Wagga.
e
Northern Zone
>
The vear is sfi~~ine &and clubs are lwklne towards their
A. - ~hrktmas cclrbatians. A major pmject fork Northcrn Zone
In 1995. is going to be a fund raising guessing uompeduon.
Followirle our last mcetlne duNle the Inverell Own Shaot, it
was decGed to conduct this die with evev &ted shooter
in the zone being issued wlth flve (5) tickets.
The tickets will be $5.00 each, and the prizes, to be drawn at
the Zane Trap Carnival at Inverell in August wffl be:
1st: Cased Beretta 682 or $3.000 Cash
2nd: 10 Cases of Shells or $1.000 Cash
3rd: 5 Cases of Shells or $ 500 Cash
The cash prizes are to make the d e appealing to people autside
the shootlng ranks.
Each club d be issued wlth tittle necessary number of dcket
books. before the beglnnlng of December, to allow them to be
distributed to each of their members when thev re-reelster - or
at each clubs CMstnlas shoot.
The Zone Secretary will supply each club with a llst of their
shooters and the number of each ticket book issued. All
money raised will go towards our promotion day, asdstlng
teams, coaching camps and so on.
Don't foreet, that the 1995 Blue Books will be distributed at
the ~ tar&a~ Camlval at Wagga. so U your club wU not be
represerrted at Wagga, please advlsr the Zanc Secretary. ao alternative
arrangementican be made.
During the rccent Tamworth Open Shoot, shooters agaln dug
deep to asslvr this worthy cause. Lighu~lng Ridge shooter. Joe
Manhall and a Victoriarr Syndicate headed by Robert
Christopher. out bid all others at the aucUon ofa case of
shclls. then donated them back to be railled, the raille belng
won bv Virlce Gatr Thanks to auctioneer. Peter Etheridee for
his co;ltribution and to all those who purchased tickets-and in
particular. Joe MwhaU, Robert CMstopher and mmpany.
for their generous support. the total -$800.00.
Southern Zone
I understand congratulations are in order for Majura Park
CTC for the successful hostlng of the 1994 Southern Zone
%ID Carnival. Considerine thi stmne wlnds which came UD
in tke late mornlng, the scores were ~artlcularly gwd, and-
mngratulafions to those shwtera who made the Teams. Hope-
fully they d all attend the State Carnival and fh/ the South-
em Zane Flag successfully.
mlhr Teams are as follows -Open Team: Jim EUs. Lou Heame.
Doug Jordan. Mlke Lyons. Paul Farrugla. Tony Gray. Glen
me. Chris Mllllean. Cllarlle Shenv. Peter Ewart. G w
R.oo&s and Kim Nealon: ~uniar ~e&: Anthonv castand.
George Andonarus. Eddle Boulos: Womens em: Robin Langley.
Karen Kennerson. La Lloyd.
Batemans Bav GC hosted the Southern Zone Mixed Tamets
Cshlp reantry witit Russell Wllllams wlnning the Utle 4th a
score of 35/35. and runrcrs up belng - J. Tankey for A mde
and Mew Lyons for B grade.
Coach's Comer by h d BEhmstrar
AttenUon all NSW Accrcdltcd Coachcs -Just a llnal reminder
that the 1st January 1995 is the date when our ACC Coachcs
Accreditation becomes due for renewal
Ifyou are havlng any problems gaMng the required points to
maintain your cmnt Coaches Accreditation, please feel free to
contact me. If1 don't hear h m vou I can onhr assume thatvou
an havlng no problems obtalnGg the updav points for rcnkval
of your current level 01 Acarditadon. or that you are no longer
interested in retalnine vour current ACTA Coaches ACCE~IGtion.
Please rernembe;:my assistance is available ifneeded.
Please Note:
The NSWCTA Secretary's phone/fax number is (063) 73 4382.
Vale
Matthew 6. Daly
The passing of a grcat sportsman. and one of natures gentle-
men has saddened members of the DenilIquln Clay Target
Club. So too. many other club members, for he had been
known far and wide. The death ofGany Daly 79 years, on
May 10 followed a slow deterioration ln his health.
Ganv had been a member of the Denili~uin Clav Tarset Club
fmm-1947, when he won the h t chamiionshli held-there.
He had been President of the club for a record period of 31
years fmm 1948.
Gamy was an AurtraUan Referee, and among the Ilrst shooters
to achieve 27 yards on AA 25 metre gradlng. He also had the
distinction of k~resentlne ~ustrallathree iimes in intema-
Uonal shoots heid in this:ount~~. Gany had wonvarlous
Commonwealth. State and Regional Utlcs in his tlme.
In recentvears Ganv sW1 attended the local clav tmet club.
shooting as long as he was able. His encourage&entUand tutor-
inr! of many young shooters (including his own four sons) was
mich adi&d. Ganywill be sadly &sed by many.
Courtesy of Mra Cecille Daly
Ronald Charles Evans
Generally better known as .Doc' Evans passed away on Sep-
tember 27.1994 at the age of 68 years.
'Doc' was a man of stmng faith and character, a highly re-
spected shooter, and a friend to many. He was an active mem-
ber of the Victorian Gun Club. He will be sadly mlssed.
November 1994 Australan Clay 1 kget Shoodng News Page 25

Francesco manic) Petriella
20/2/25 - 6/7/94 when time permitted.
It is with great sadness that I advise of the passing of Frank
Petrlella after a short illness.
In 1959 Frank emigrated imm Italy to enjoy a 'better Me' in
Australia and settled in the Cooma district of New South
Wales where he worked on the snowy mountains scheme.
Frank had developed a kecn inten.st in shotguns in Italy
where he hunted game regularly with a muzzlc loader, laking
up clay target shooting and llve pigeon shooting for a brief pe-
riod during the 1940s.
It was here that Frank developed his handloading skills, re-
loadine all of hls ammunition and this was an attribute he car-
ried tolustralia.
He was a service of almost inexhaustible knowledge on the
subject of shotgun reloading of all gauges fmm the twenty
gauge to the twelve. His particular passion was the smaller
gauges, particularly the twenty and twenty-eight gauges of
which he owned several.
'fie ZoU 20 and thc Ucretw 28 were regular uurrq~anions on
his journeys to his beloved Menaro reglon, where hr ttunttd
ducks and auails with hls faithful Dointers, even until lust be-
fore his passing.
His eldest son John began clay target shooting in 1970 and it
was here that Frank's interest and pmmotion of clay target
shooting commenced.
There were no ISU facilities available at the time and Frank
was convinced that this facility should be available to shooten
wishing to attain the highest possible standard and be com-
petitive with other shooters throughout the world.
His interest was fanned in 1973 with the World Moving . Target -
Clrarnpionshlps heing corrductcd in Mclbournc, and it was
Urure that he made the dccis~on to promote the ISU d~sclplines
in the Canberra District
Frank war an irraugural uremher a1 the ACT lrrturnational
Gun Club. fonnud In 1974. He was insvurnurital in having
ISU fauilttics cunstrucrcd ;it the Maiura Ruad grounds in
1975, and had a hand in the rumkg of the ~itional Trench
Championships held there in November the following year.
Frank did not forget his mots and he oflen visited the Cooma
@erridale) and Tumut Gun Clubs along with famlly members
Wmk Petriella was a Ufc member of the Canberra Clay Target
Club lfunncrlv ACT International Gun Club1 and hc wlll bc
sadly&issedby ail members and friends.
Deepest sympathy goes to his wife Pina, his daughters Mffly
and Maria, and his sons John and lWp.
Norman Simms
Canberra International CTC
Looking back
Hay Gun Club's 'Mitchell Cup'
The following amcles are out of the Hay Gun Club archives
and tell of some interesting facts. Most Interesting is the men-
tion of the 'Mitchell Cup'. which is still contested for to this
day, at the Hay Gun Clubs September monthly shoot. The
competition is a 20 target Handicap event. The photo shows
Dexter Barnes of the Melbourne Gun Club, this years winner.
off the back mark, with the splendid silver crafted cup, an ex-
cellent work of art.
A keen interest in the ISU disciplines were now established in
the area and this interest ouicklv suread to the Rlverina dismct.
ISU facilities were esLbllblisiedat Gfith. Downside and Gun club plans for its jubilee year
West Wyalong Gun Clubs with the help and assistance of Re-print hrn Tuesday 7th Jan-. 1884
Frank PeMeUa.
Golden .luhllce uf tirc estahlisllrncrrt of the Hay Gun Club ivlll
During he late 1970s Frank was involved with the ACT Shoot- bc cclcbrated ~hiv yL.ar at Eastcr by a special 500 pound Coldine
Association in efforts to establish a National Shooting
~riund for all shooting disciplines. Unfortunately this venture
did not reach fruition as the ACT was found wanting in terms
of suitable available space.
Frank and other inmily rnurrrbcrs lrclpcd the NatiorralT~ng
Squad when rhey visitcd the Ausvalian lnstltute ol Sport cach
vear in canbe&. He alwavs made time available to help out
bn the grounds, cooking, Gapping. scoring or indeed in-any
possible way during their stay.
en Jubilce Handicap. with tllc nominal norrlirration fcc of 5
pound, it \uas stated in the annual reporr of the President of
dlu Club. Mr Norman Millikrn. adopted at th~. annual meeting.
The Golden Jubilee Prize will he in addition to the Eastcr Gift
prize of a car, this year a Falcon, the ninth car shot for by the
Hay Gun Club at an Easter shoot.
The Annual General Meetinn of the club was held at the club
gmunds on Sunday night. a good attendance of men, as well
as their ladies being present to take part in the meeting and
He was a radar attendee at pmminent ISU events particularly enjoy the social hair-which followed:
the National Charnpionshlps whcre hc was an trnporwnl source
of hinowlr.dgc lor many shool~.n mpcrierrcing rough times. He During th~. course of the meeting. Mr Ron Mirchcll presented
was always willinc to assist those in uoublc and gave - his advice to the Club the beautiful sllver cup, won by his Cather. the late
Ireriy. Many Canbum lnternatioml shoatcrs dsu bencnred \VJ. hlitchrll in 1914. Mr ~itchcliarked that the Cup. now to
hm hls advice durlng Sunday morning pr.lcIIue svsslons. be known as the W.J. Mitchcill'rophy. be shot lor each ycar.
Page 26 Australlan Clay Target Shooting News November 1994
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7h Club Patron. Mr John Houston. In acknowledging the glR
and thanking Mr Mitchell on behalf of the Club. pointed out
that it was a slgdcant gin to receive in the Dlarnond Jubllee
"ear ofthe ~luc. He oo&ed out that the older clubs. uarttcuhly
in ~ e Zealand: w were making a big thing of pres&vbg
their historical records, trophies and the photogtaphs ofthe
past. all of which created a-txemendous fiteresf. -
Later, it was announced that the Committee had made Mr
Mitchell an honorary life member of the club in appreciation
of the gin
Gun club cup to J. Headon
Reprint born lees
John Hcadan had ro suswin a shoot offwith vctcran Harry
Cox, and another young colnpeutar Alan Pocock to win the
I-Iay Gun Club Cup on Saturday .&moon. In the evening T.
~zaila, of~oleamball~, won thk Mitchell Cup ouixlght: 6e only one of the field to shoot a possible 20/20.
The two cups are regarded as the blue ribbon events among the
local club shooters. They are both shot for under handicap con-
ditions, the Gun Club in dayllght and the Mitchell Cup at night
At ceremonial time, because the current Hay Gun Club Cup
had not anived fmm its former holder in time, the original
Hay Gun Club Cup, now known as the 'Mitchell Cup, had to
do duty in both presentatfons.
The Mitchell Cup. first hown as the 'Lincoln Cup' was shot
for b t in 1914, and won by the late W.J. Mitchell.
CTSN Classifieds
RATES AND CONDITIONS
This secuon is fur the r?cluslve use
of ACTA members. and has hen lntroduccd for thc oumhnse. sale
and exchange bf personal
equipment.
Rates PTC P. f 0 U 0 ~
$10.00 - 0-60 wards
$20.00 - 60-100words ma.
Adveruser, must earnply wlUl the
cupy deadll~~es as dernllcd on page
2 of thls luue. and vum name.
address and telephdne number
must be supplied. Copy should be
typed or carefully hand-wrlten.
PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY
ADYBRTlsBMENT
PORsN5 -Brlglum Bmmlng Under
& OIFr 12 gave shot gun. Gradc 61
I'C' Cladel - Ilonk Carlo. Pulol Gdp.
011 Polirhrd Custom Madc Stock.
STOLEN DUE TO CAP. THEFT -
~crnvl 11x8 skcct wnd no. 66719
togcutcrw~th sereneushohoflngglaw
Ivermalon R orange]. Buetta ahaaung
gloves, brawn IeaUler caMde pouch.
spat ndng pin and sprlnga. PIcontact
Dave RutUc on (W141S 5743.
WAMTSDTO%lN-mxslhpPM~tbe
untouched (8arrclsl Flat or Step mb.
Swap 682 Super Rap plus dlflerenc. or
str.%@ht buy. Phone (0531 30 2476 or
I0531 37 8608.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Clubs intending on advertising shoots being haid very early in
themonth, areadvisedto advertise the detailsin an earlieredition
to thatof competition, to avoid disappointmentof the material not
reaching the reader in time.
Every effort is made by the office and printers to mail out our
monthly magazine toarrive prior to oron the lstofthe month.This
is not always a certainty as many factors are to be determined in
reaching this deadline, some of which are beyond our control.
Early advertising will assist both your club and you the shooter.
T a s d ................. 28
Northern Temtory ............. 28
Western Australia ............. 28
Queensland ................ 29
South Australia .............. 32
New South Wales .............. 34
Victoria .................. 40
Wandoaa Gun Club
Club news
President: Rodnw Woodrow. 'Juandah Plains'. Wandoan -
phone (0761 27 4i00: Secretary: Simon Mulugan, PO Box 347.
Tamom. Qld 4420 -phone (076) 27 3137.
West Wyalong Clay Target Club
At AGM on 28-8-94 the followinewere elected:
hsldent: G. Faharr; ~ecrera;: C. Foswr: Treasurer: Y. Ash-
Lon: Handicapper: B. Byd; Coach: F. Ashton: Vice President:
D. Funncll: 7mnc Dclegates: D. Lindsay. D. Fumell: ISU Dele-
gates: B. Duncan. G. 6uncan: Shoot Marshails: L. Redfem. D.
Funnel]; Commlttee: B. Duncan. K. Noakes. F. Ashton. A. Red-
fern. J. Richards. G. Duncan.
Ararat Clay Target Club Inc.
At AGM on 14-8-94 the following were elected:
President: A. Wohlers. PO Box 210. Ararat: Secretaly/lYeas-
urer: B. HarrIs. 331 B a y St. Ararat -phone (053) 52 1249:
Vice President: J. Dunn. 50 Baird St. Ararat.
Majwa Park Gun Club
At AGM on 14-9-94 the followingwere elected:
President: Ktm Nealon: Vice President: Darryl Reed: Secretaly:
Jan Reed: Treasurer: Arthur Costanz~. Publicity Omcer: Therese
Nealon: Committee: Glenn Large and Jim AUan.
PERAZZl SC3
Tapered Rib, 30" Flat, Superb Wood
Fired a few shots only
November 1994 Australtan Clay Target Shooting News Page 27

Cold &arlndv(251-EQTSKEETC'SHLP:
OA & A: B.'~;nday 51/54: 8: A.
M~rphctt 47/50; C: S Glover 45/50.
1OTDB EO O 77lblcs. H. NEVILLE
CHAMP OF CHAMPS: OA & A: D. HIU
77/85: AA: B. Bennett 72/85: B: M.
WlIUam. 75/65: C:T. Wercombe67/85.
IOPR DD: 1st P. Turner & S. Glover
10/11. ZndB. KeUyRA. WoalsLon9/11.
Whdv (19) - 2 s DB: A& S. M-hdl.
s. B ~ ~ 25/25: n p A: D. D~nnSan
25/25: 8: A Woolstan 25/25: C: I.
ncnniron ~-~ 20125. 25T PS: AA: S.
~
~rownlng. A. Kcnny 71/75: A' C.
Courlay. P. Marahdl 74/75: 0: D.
Wrch 70175: C: R. Srnlth 81/75 50T
SKEET A: J. 0-49150: 8: R. Srnllh
Saturday 5th krnie Gun Club
Sunday 6th Cressy Gun Club
Sunday 6th Bothwell Gun Club
Saturday 1Zth Hobart Gun Club
Sunday 13th Tasmanian Gun Club
Annual Rotary Chaiky Shwt
Saturday 1Sth
Devonport Cby Target Club
State Day Mixed Tarpa
Sunday 20th St. Helens Gun Club
Slate Day &IllTfap
Saturday 26th
ISU Trench Postal Team
at Taxranian Gun Club
Sunday 27th Hobart Gun Club
Sunday 27th Rosebety Clay Target Club
I8U sub Committee 27-584 AUCC Springs 11-0-84
Fl"e (131
a lvlndy (121 - - 25T SKEET HCP: 1st P.
12m ISU SKEEli
UGdY 35/37,2nd T. 31/57.
OA 8r B: N, Webb 1091125: A: S, 3rd R Lslrer 31/33. 5T DB EO: 8.
~mamlng 107/125: C: L. McCdum
76/125, ISU SKEET POSTAL Tucker. 8. Evm, R. Laker515. 2STDB:
A: P. UGrady 25/25. 2nd 1. Bm-
TWLM: J, Bw, N, Webb,S Bmarmns 24/25: B: R. Cdms 45/46, 2nd 8.
" A 'ILdds " OUV: TEAM nYker 44/46: C: R. Lakcr 24126.2nd
HG: S Bmwnmg 44/50. P. D-u*J 23/26. SOT MXD HCP: 1st
a Brown 75/75. 2nd A. Roblnron
70175.3rd 0. Taylor 51/75.
Tasmnniao 11-8-84
Plcasant@9]-15TDB:AA: G. Blarkett Alice8pringa 26-8-84
so/3o: A: C. Cmhlon 25/25: B: K
Ayem Rack 18-8-84
~lne & mlld (9) - 5oI' SKEET: R.
lrstrangc 49. C. Hmn 46. M. Breale
47.30 MXDmTS: D. B'yanc C. Haxn
50150. IOPR DR: M. Brecde 17. C.
Darwin 258-84
Wm-SOTDB:AA!V. Fertekb50/50:
A: 8. Ddglcbh 5015% B: C. Dapoa
49/50: C: T. PapsdonaLla 47/50.20PR
CLUB DD C'SHIP: 1st O. Chan R P.
~mvc 20120. 2nd v. Wrteklls a R.
undcrun 23/25: C: C. Fletcher 22/25. prwr 19/20. 50T TRENCH: OA: V.
~ , " ~ r ~ ~ b ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ H ~ 4 "
SmSKEE1:A:G.Blaskett47/50:8:M.
BurIlng49/50: C: S. Hutchmon45/51.
25T CONr DB: A& P. Turner25/25: A:
R. mc. 24/26: B: K Underlln 25/25:
C: C' 'letcher 21125. TEAM SHCQT:
mmanlan sun Club. Team HG: M.
Burlhp 92/1W.
3rd BB. 23125.5T DB EO: 0,
mcker, P, mGlady, A ~ & m A. ~
B, Evans, L, Martin. 2m SB
CLUB HCP: Isla R&lnran25/25, ~,,d
B. Eva 23/25. 3rd L. Martln 25/28.
50T DB lstA Bmam
114/114.2ndB.Evm113/114.3rdR.
uker 55/55. HC: 8. Evans 101/105.
~ertekb 49/50. 1WT ISU SKEET: 8.
~
Munt
,
86/100.
Darwin 10R11-8-84
Hot - Nr TReNCH C'SHIP: OA &A: V.
Fcrteklls 138/150. 2nd P. Oravc
134/150: B:V. Padovan 102/125: C:J.
yanb 105/125. 2nd L. Jong 95/125.
&era Rock 4-9-84
NTlSU SKEKTC'SHIP: OA&B: B. Munt
127/150. 2nd J. Doyle 851125: A: P.
Flnc (6) - 2ST SKEEI: C H-rr 24. D.
Bpnt 21. M. Brcedt 20. lmDB EO: C.
mn 10. M. BrrdZ, D. Blyant 9. 50T
CWB HCP: C. Hawa 90190. M. B d
85/90, D.B~t69/73.19PPS:D.BlyanC
c H- 45/45. M. Bmde41145.
Cmte 123/150.2ndP. Collcyl21/150:
C: R. Dalgleah 94/125. ZndM. Bull-
93/125. NrISU WUBLE?RAPCSHIP:
OA & A: 8. dl 126/150. 2nd V.
FerteklU 124/150; 8: 8. MunC C: L.
Jong. 2nd C. hapolls.
Albany 11-8-84 I
Flne Bmld(12) -5OTSKEETHCP: 1st
A Curack83/91,2ndM. Lubcke83/94.
25T HCP: 1st P. Lynch 21/25, 2nd P.
k c . D. Lee 19/25. 25T SB CD: P.
Lynch. W. DrakcBmhnan 21/25.
Ov.rca.rbutflne(121-SOTSKEEliOA
& B: J. ~blcu. 49/50. 2nd P. Larrcn
45/50: C: G. McDonald 45150.2nd 8.
Australan Clay Target Shooting News
2nd D. Connlng 56/59; B: S. Glbson
50/52. 2nd L. Jackwn 49/52; C: A.
ma. 44/48. 2nd E. Faulku 43/48.
lOPR DR: M. Day 20/20. 2nd R.
~oltfretcr 25/28. 25PR DR STATE
C'SHIP: OA: T. Prarcr 45/50: AA: P.
Muntr44/50.2ndS.Voak52/6O:A: D.
Knl&t43/50,2ndL. Nangle38/50: B:
S. wllllams 39/50. 2nd S. Glbron
36/50: C: N. Walker 39/50. 2nd A.
Dyar 33I50.25TDISPDB C'SHIP: OA:
M.Gdmb53/53:AA:T.Fraacr52/53.
2nd J. ~ yar 42/43; A: N. Boylc 45/46.
2nd D. Knlght 40141: 8: 0. Herald
31/32. 2nd S. Glbron 25/26: C: T.
~oldlng 23/25, 2nd A Vrell 35/39.
25T MARK GREEN MEW HCP: 1st D.
~ox35/38.2ndN.Walkcr35/36.3rdA
~atcrson 26/27,4UlR. Vlvante 52/53.
HG:D. Fox252/270:Vlslfor:O.Faxlkca
Collie 17-8-84
F ~ C (16) - 5m SKEET HCP: 1st T.
~r-r 75179.2ndV. Heard 68/79.
-
Pine (88890) - 25T DB CD: AAbA: 9
Panlbtu: B: L. Jacksan 25/25: C: 2 x
22/25. 5m DB C'SHIP: OA & A& J.
coverley 57/58: AAM: 1st J. Dhrlno
83/65. 2nd L. Coster 82/85. 3rd M.
~~aehetlt 53/55: 8: 1st J. Chandler
48/50. 2nd G. Wulll 53/56. 3rd L.
j.ekson 52/58: C: G. Jackson 45/52.
2nd 8. Jocctyn 44152.3rd S. Hedlov
50/58. 25T PS C'SHB: OA & 8: D.
November 1994
1

Gcrnldton 21-8-04
1221 - 14' DB EO: M. Kelly. E.
Ibomcy. 8. BwchetU 10/10. SOT D8:
1st Round: A Hocklng. G. Wullf. 8.
Boschcttl 25/25: 2nd Round: P.
MkWotta, E. Toomay. B. Moms. B.
BachctUZ5/25. SmDB CLUB C'SHIP:
1st Round; E. Daw. S. Johnston. M.
Bosehettl 25/25: 2nd Round: S.
Johnston, E. Toorney. B. Boschcttl
25/25: OA: S. Johnston 50/50,2ndE.
Toarney 53/54. HG: 8. Boschettl
HOL&~rfc~tIl8] -14'CLUB HCP: C.
O'Connor 16/16. CAP Vs VICE CAP
TEAM IslVlccPresTeam805/900.10T
DB: E. ValenU34/34.
-
Overcast & Mndy 118) -50TDB CLUB
WHIP: 1st R. Eckersley 49/50. znd 8.
Wl- 48/50. 3rd N. SuckUng 48/50.
IOTHCP: 1st N. Suckling, and J. mes.
3rd D. Cardwell.
109/110. I West Australlnn 5-8-84
Gcrnldton 18-9-84
Flne I191 - 54' SKEET 1st Rnd; S.
Johnston. M. Watson. F. Bornbsra
24/25: 2ndRnd: S. Jahmton. P. Stuan.
H. Watson. D. Hllsl. G. Kelly, F.
Bombara. J. Ncvc 24/25. SOT
INTERCLUBTEAMS: IslRnd: P. Stuart,
0. Kelly. J. Neve 24/25: 2nd Rnd: P.
Stuart. M. Wat3en 25/25. 12PR SKEET
DBLS: P. Stuart & 0. Kel@21/24,25T
SKEET! J. Page, k Hocklng. D. Hlbr
25/25. HO: P. Stuart 104/108.
75T DB GRD: AA: G. Faulkes 75/75.
2nd C. Clllton 73/75: A: D. Knlght
73/75. 2nd A. Brown 72/75: 8: I.
Jackson 68175.2nd G. Rntaudl63l75:
C: M. Cherleson 66/75. 2nd P.
Paltenon 60175.
I Wcat Australian 17-8-84
Ftoc - 2% SKEET CD: A: T. Y-I. D.
K"lgh1. J. oreen 24/25: 8: A Brnrvn, k
Raphael. M. Voke. D. Racam, R. pfiolo
23/25: C: T. VliLan 25125.W SKEET
TEAMS SHOOT. A: D. KnKnlght 49/50.
2nd R. Balley 48/40: 8: D. Fraeara
49/50, 2nd A. Bra- 48/50: C: L.
CmLcr 45/50.
\Vet& cold (191 -ST PS: S. Barflay. R.
BnrUey, P. Raplsuda. A. Muaumccl, G.
CasLvaa 15/15.5OTSB CSHIP: OA: F.
Musumsl47/50: A: R. BarUcy46/50.
2nd R. Sanego 44/50: 8: A Musumeel
51/55. 2nd S. PugUsl 50155: C: G.
h ~ v a 41/50, o znd A Pugusi 39/50.
10 DYL TRIPLES F. Lorm & L. Scalia
29/33.
Balland- 189-84
Sunny & wandy (19) - ST PS: G.
Donees. R. Sonego. R. Casrno. F.
Musumccl. J. Plantanl 15/15, 25T
cLua C'SIIIP: GA: F. M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
72/75: A: G. Dongu 71/75: 8: A
Musumeel 71/75: C: G. Costanza
57/75. IOPR DD: F & A Musurnccl
10/10. 2nd G. Donees & P. Lynam
14/15. SOT DB C'SHIP: A: R. Sonego.
R. Cosmo 28/30: B: R. Stsrr. P.
Raplsarda 3oi30: c: G. costa"io
26/30. lOPR DR SS: A: P. Raymond
16/20. 2nd L. Gresnlek 14/20: 8: J.
Bclled. S. Pugilsl 15/20: C: L. ~cala
13/20.2nd c. cannevo lo/zo.
Elne 1521 -25TDB SS: AA: 10 Dlacd:
A: C. McClymont. L. SuoJ8an: 8: R.
Gnu. M. Smlth. v. Valna: C: S. ks.
25T PS: AA: R. Mndall. 2nd C. Tanncr:
A: XV. Wmd. 2ndK. Noud: 8: D. ALleson.
2nd B. Pickles: C: S. Lees. 2nd S.
mndall. ZSTSB:AA. G. sfevens.~ndc.
Tnnncr: A: C. Hayward. 2nd K. Naud: 8:
D. Alleson. 2nd 8. Pbklu; C: S. Lcea.
2nd S.Mndall.25TSB: AA. G. Stevens.
2nd C. Tenner: A: C. Hay~ard. 2nd W.
Woad: 8: M. Smlth. 2nd C. Smlth: C: S.
ken, 2nd D. Edwnrds. 50T DB: AA: G.
Stcvenr 133/133. 2nd P. Rcelcagus
132/133: A: C. Hayward. 2nd C.
McCIymonl: 6: M. Smllh. 2nd L.
Mffiregor: c: S. kc.. 2nd M. Neal. HG:
C. Tanncr 1731175.
C. 0. RaPlnl 15/20. GAHO:
1441145: FMHG: S. Plsth 1261145. I
Goodchlld 25/30; 8: T. O'Loughlln
25/30; C: N. Keeeh24140. HG: AA: 0.
SkaI 172/175; A: A. Goodchlld
166/175:B:S.Cannlrzaro 163/175:C:
B.Dlebcrtl35/175.
ChPItua Towem 48-84
Schrnldt. 3rd 0. Schmldt. HG: M.
Tlcchurs~ FMHG: S. Hag.
Gladstone 25-8-84
nn= 1121 - SOT SKEET: A: L. chelcw
49/50; 8: R. Mason 46/50: C: G. ~arr
45150.25T ISU SKEET: A: h Chelepy
24/25: 8: R. Mason22/25: C: 0. Darr
17125.25TDB:A: R. Meson29/29: 8:
G. Darr24125: C: C. Roblnmn25/i5.
ZSTHCP: IstG. WrIght30/30,2nd C.
Roblnson 29/30, ZOPR DD: E. Hodson
& P. Haarc 20120. kc: L. Chclcpy
10791 79 2732.
Gold Coast 81 Albert 4.0-04 ....
Flne & aunny (421 - 1MI' SmmNo CLAYS: OA: I. Collhn B8/1M: AA. K
Blrgan 85/1W. 2nd R. Davls 841100.
3rd D. Blrgan 83/1M: A: M. BLrgan
871100. 2nd 8. MeMlllan 80/100. 3rd
D. McCarUn 771100: 8: D. Gmundwstrr
84/100. 2nd M. Mannlng 68/100. 3rd
G. Hermle 671100: C: A Jarvh 68/100.
2nd G. Turd 67/100,3rd J. UndcrhUl
63/100.
cold msst &~b=rt 7-9-84
Leonora 2&8-84
Elnc & w!n*(17) -1OTCLUB HCP: R.
188-84
ONcr 14/14.25TTOWERPSC'SHIP: OA 104' DB: S. F0W.h IW/114,2nd
&A: R. oKer74/75,~~d~.~~~t73/75: T. Dlcklnson 108/114: A: A. ~mwm
8: J. Ro;rc69/75,2nd R. Day66175: C: 901100: 8: P. McBfide 9411W: C: M.
0. Muller 65/75. 2nd R. Harrlran HL"es83/100.
57/75. 15PRDRmWERCLUBC'SHIP:
GA & A: J. Hurst 28/30. 2"d 8. West Ausbalina 26-8-84
Prllchard 28/40: 8: R Day21130.2nd Rnc-1OOTDB:AA. M.Shlpp99/100,
J. Rone 19/30: C: G. Muller 16/30.2nd 2nd 0. Faulkes 122/124: A: D. Knlght
R. Harnson 11/30.
Q7/100.2ndT. Morony 113/118: B: J.
Elncl351 -2STDBSS:AA: J. MLfchelI.
G. Skal 25/25: A: L. Suoraarl. S.
Trefiord 25/25: 8: S. Valaslra. P.
Chang. 8. Wllson, S. Cannlzraro
24/25: C: C. Bcll 22/25. S. Trlndsll
21/25. 30T PS C'SHIP: AA: G. Skal
90190; A: A. Ooodchlld 90190: 8: D.
Wyland 89/90: C: 8. Dlebcrt 80/90.
SOT DB CONT mGPHY: AA: G. Skal
43/43. 2nd 8. Power 42/43: A: D.
T1Indsll30/30. 2ndR. Sarnron28/30:
8: P. Chang 29/30. 2nd F. Tebbcnor
32/34: C: 8. Dleben 31/33. 2nd N.
Keeeh 30/33: Vel: C. klke 27/30:
Lady S. Trlndall 22/30. 15PR DR
C'SHIP: AA: 0. Skafl 27/30: A: A.
S. Cannlzraro 23\25: C: D. Young
24/15. 25T SB: AA: J. Bar, G. Sckal
23/25; A: W. Wmd 22/25: 8: V. Vma
24/25: C: M. Maya 20/25. 2SPPS: AA:
G. SEW 73/75: A: A. Jarvls 72/75: 8:
S. Cannbraro 67/75: C: I. Colllmn
7017% OA GRADE WINNERS: AA: G.
121/125: A: D. Pleklu ll4/125:
8:s. Cannlvam 113/125: 01. Calllmn
111/125.
Gold Coast &Albert 188.84
Flncdsu~y1401-7STSKEET.AA.M.
Swalc 69/75: 8: S \Vcrdcn 65/75. C: D.
Allcn GOl75. 20T DB SS: M: 5.
Slccnrwp. C. Wltr. J. O'Relly.0. skd
November 1994 AustralIan Clay Tm :et Shooting News Page 29

20/20: A: w. McCarUly 20/20: 8: T.
Durrc. J. Bell 20/20: C: K. WlIllams
19/20. 25T PS: OA: G. Sckaf 74/75:
AA: S. Stc~ns~lup. 2nd P. Fmelcagus
72/75: A: W. Mecarthy 74175.2nd T.
~orony 73/75: B: E. Kratrcr 71/75.
2nd N. lapham 70175: C: M. Mayer
67/74, 2nd K. Wllllanu 65/75. SOT
D B : G. ~ Sckaf63/63.BdM. Swale
62/65: A: D. Hart 30/30, 2nd M.
Murphy 49/50: B: N. Lapham 30130.
znd J. HolIonds29/30: C: 1. Grrrnland
29/30. 2nd R Wllllsms 28/31. 25T
SB: AA: M. Swalc 24/25. 2nd P.
Recleagua 24/25: A: D. Hart 23/25.
2nd G. Burke 22/25: 8: J. Awns
23/25. 2nd N. Lapham 22/25: C: I.
Hedgcr 18126,ZndM. Neal 18/26.25T
Dm. A& M. Swalc 28/28.2nd C. Wltt
27/25: A: W. Wood 27/27. 2nd M.
Murphy 27/25: 8: J. Hollonds 25/26,
2nd B. Lee 25/27: C: I. Greenland
24/25,2nd M. Ncde 21/25.
Ow 1181 - 25T PS CLUB CSHIP: OA&
A'H'B~~wI. C. Scudamorr: 0: D. Mans
67/75. 2nd D. Dcbonolo 64/75: C: 1.
G~ecrtlnnd. J. Mmm 65/75. 20PR DR
CSIIIP: OA & & C. Scvdnmorc 34/40.
2nd I.. .~ ~~~~~~ Mmm 31/40; 8: B. D~b0r.L-lr
32/40. 2nd G. DC'W; C: I. Grecdand.
J. Moore. 20PRDD C'SHIP: IrtJ. Brown
&F. MeGovcm.2ndS. lawe &B.Woad.
See. L Moore 71 3739.
HCP: 1st P. Hlnschen 25. 2nd J.
Suaughslr 24.3rdT. Petersen24.15PR
~i%A&P.shw2%A:M. Fmn25:B:
N. Dde 25: C: C. Wllklnaon 16. HG: AA:
N. Bcq 175: A: M. Fmn 167; 8: P.
Hlnrchcn 16% C: D. Klng 134. OAHG:
Fhe & mlld (8) - 125T ISU SKEET
ELIM: M. McGlll 89/125. W. Rm-
821125. 3. Edmonds 76l125. 125T
0. Re- 66/75. W. Rem~ 64/75.
Port Denison 26-9-94
Fhc (11) - 10T DB HCP: J. Roblm. 0.
schsap.24. BW. 0. Pemtt 10/10.20T
DB HCP: 1st G. SUwaVt 16120.2nd 0.
Pemtt 17/20.3rdS Lydom 16/20.10T
DB CONE M. Bldn. K. Otto 10/10. ZOT
DB COm A: M. B W 8: D. Pugh: C: 0.
hdcncn. IOPR DR: M. Blsln 16/20. J.
Rabllu. K. Otto. G. SEhas~ 13/20. Sec:
~edciLffc City 10811-8-84
Flm with a brce2c [47&681- 25T DB:
An: G. Stevens 161/161, 2nd P.
~rccrcagvr 160/161: A: J. Caulmaus
40140. 2nd D. T7hddall 39/40: 8: S.
cannlzsra 25/25. 2nd R. Wllson
34/35: C: 8. Dlcbcrt 24/25. 2nd F.
Dlbartolomco 28/30. 25T S8: AA: K.
stevens 28/29,2nd G. Stcmlu 27/29:
A: C. Boyd 26/28. 2nd F. CUlI 24/27:
B: s. Cannlzam 24/26. 2nd R. Wllson
23/26: C: J. WhlU 20/25. 2nd 8.
KingProy 4-8-84
Dlebert21/2'7: Ladlu: J. Mmre20127:
Pcrfcct (35) - IOOT DB: AA. W. Chsln ver c. nsyd 26/28: ~nr: T. Hemans
97/1W.2ndG.Bkkcrlon95/IW:A:K. 14/25. 50T MEDLEY: AA: R. Mamske
Anderson 99/100. 2nd. 0. Watson 99/100. 2nd G. Fett 138/140; A: W.
141/145: B: G. Foster 97/100. 2nd A. cerman 100/loo. 2nd E. Chlzrottl
McDonald 951100: C: M. Symce 971100: 8: R. Wlhon 98/100. 2nd D.
93/1W. 2ndG. CarcwW/lW.
Wyl.nd 961100: C: F. Dlbartalomca
96/100. 2nd K. Wllllams 95/100.25T
PS: AA: R. Fctt 84/84. 2nd D. Momtt
-
83/84: A: A Goodchlld 87/90. 2nd J.
Gusty wLn& (161 - 25T DB: AA: T. Lay 86/90: B: R. Gllc. 71/75. 2nd A
~terscn 24: 8: A Woad 24: C: D. Klne Batcman 77/64: C: J. Moore 69/75.
17. 25T PS: A& P. AndCMn 75: 8: A. 2nd G. Mawcr 67/75. 50T DB CSHIP:
Woad73: C: H. Walker 68.25TS8:AA: AA: o. semns 88/88. znd K. sevens
P.AndcMn25: 8: D. hbomc21:C:D. 8718% A. A. Coco 50/50. 2nd E.
KlngZO. DRCSH1P:AA: P.Andcraon24: Chlvotu 62/62: B: M. Smlth 50150.
8: D. OsbW"c22: C: H. walker 18. HG: 2nd 8. DlcNamaramar 53/55: C: J. Whle
AA: P. Anderson 14% 8: A Wood 138: 49/50,2ndJ. Mwrc46/50.25TCONT.
C: H. Walker 117.
An: D. Moffltt 60160. 2nd G. SckaI
59/MI;& F. Cllll36/36.2ndD.TrlndalL
-
35/35: B: P. Chnng 25/25. 2nd J.
Fhe (361 - 50T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: I. whl~ 42/43: C: K. Whlte 21/25. 2nd
Wwmd 50: A: L Suosharl50: B: P. K. Willlams 27/29. HG: OA: P.
Hlnschen 4% C: D. Glbba 47. 25T PS: ~rccleegus: AA: G. Stevens: A: W.
South East Zone
COACHING SEMINAR
AlJaccredited South East Zone Coaches me imited to the
Sunshine Coast C.T.C., 19th Ncmember, beginning at 9am.
Remember, a gwd pmt of you are due for re-accreditalirm.
carman: B: R. W1l.o"; C: J. Whl* vet:
c. ~oyd: Ladla: D. mndall: Jnr: T.
Hermans.
Roekh- ton 49-94
5T DB: 1st R. Rasenbcrgcr, 2nd 8.
NugcnL3rdA Pack25TDB CSHIP: 1st
R R-nberger. 2nd A Faullmer. W.
~anlclls. R. Harms. A. Pack. 25T
SKEET: R. Nugcnt. A Pack 75/75. OA
HG: A Pack 1994 DB CHAMP: R.
Roxnbcrger.
Taogoolnd 3-8-04
B warm (17) - 3m DB CSHIP:
OA: J. BOX 30130: A& D. Ebbcrn
29/30: A: J. CaralmaUa 3013% 8: J.
~aur*c40/42: C: A Grcen28130. SOT
PS CSHIP: A& D. Ebbcm87190:A: W.
ovnnc 83/90: B: D. Wyland 98/105:
C: A. Drcen 65/90. 50T SB CGNT
CSHIP: oA: D. Ebbcrn 48/50: AA: J.
~ ' R ~ I44/51: I I ~ A: J. Cassmltalr
43/55: B: J. Bourke 47/50: C: A.
Grccn 39/50. 25TDB SHOOE OA: P.
~~el~agua 25/25: AA: J. Bar 25/25:
A: J. c-~maus 25/25; 8: R. Wlleon
25/25: C: A. Green 22/25. HG: OA: D.
Ebbcm: AA: J. Box: A: W. Dun"": 8:
D. Reynolds: C: A. Grccn.
.. . .~ - - - ~ ~
~lne Brvlndy 137) -5oTSKEETDBl.S:
OA: D. Young 47/50: AA: M. Barlon
SnlS4. 2nd .~- R. - Clark 49/54: A: J.
Reynolds 45.2"d A Dentan 42: 8; B.
Robl~lon 44.2nd R Mason 43/52: C:
A Dlcrke 44.2nd J. Banon42/52.50T
SKEET HCP: 1st J. Barton. 2nd A.
~lerke. 3rd R. Maron. SOT STATE SB
lUWER C'SHIP: OA & A: M. Barton
46/48: B: J. Nolan 31/32; C: M.
MeCarUn 27130.40T CMW DB NIGHT
TOWER -- C'SHIP: OA: To be dccldcdi 8:
T. ~ippert 40140: C: P. Black 39/40.
IOOT SKEET C'SHIP: AA: N. Dlmmlck
John Mitchell, S.E. Zone Cmch
Phone (07) 393 4935
Fhc & warm (36) - 25T lXENCH: A
Zeppala 25. C. Scott 24. 25T SKEEI'
DBLS: W. Holmea. B. Edward.. 0.
Archer 22/25, IOOT SKEET: A: T.
Comcrrard $61100: 8: R. Chapman
Page 30 Australlm Clay Target Shoollng News November 1994

CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Skeet and Trap Weekend
12th & 13th November, 1994
Sat 12th - 9.30am
Ev 1. 25t Skeet Doubles
Ev 2. 50t Aldo Sceresini Skeet Handicap
Ev 3. 50t George McKean Skeet Championship
Sahrrdoy nighr - dinncr and entertninmcnt
Sun 13th - 9.30am
Ev 1. 25t Double Barrel 15m Graded
Ev 2. 25t Point Score 15m Graded
The Wells-Donovan Trap Team Cup
Ev 3. 20t Sue Winchester Junior Event
Ev 4. lOpr Double Rise 15m Graded
Ev 5. 20pr Aldo Sceresini Deauville Doubles C' ship
Re: MmBaMn Club Scc: Ken Milcr
Pb: 321138 Pb: 304175 Pb: 33 2360
Gympie Gold Classic
ANNUAL 2 DAY SHOOT
12 Br 13 November 1994
Saturday 12 llam start
Event 1. 10 tgt Eye Opener CD
Event 2. 25 tgt Single Barrel 15m
Event 3. 30 tgt Medley 15m
Event 4. 25 tgt Continental 15m
Sunday 13 9am start
Event 5. 25 tgt DB Pointscore 15m
Event 6. 50 tgt Double Barrel 15m
'Gympie Gold Classic'
Event 7. 25 tgt DB Handicap
TOTAL NOMINATIONS 5100
TROPHY VALUE $4,000+
See October CTSNJorfuU details
CONTACT: Glen Durn. VIcTfpman 82 2111
or G. Fwtrr 82 2467
BRISBANE GUN CLUB INC.
SUN 6th 9.30am -Skeet
Event 1. 25 Target Doubles Sweeps $8.03
Event 2. 50 Target Handicap Sweeps $10.00
Event 3. 25 Taget Skeet Sweeps $8.00
Event 4. 25 Target Sweeps $8.00
AN Events GraM AA, A, B, C
Annual Graded Hlgh Gun: Shot owrevsnb 3 & 4
SAT 6th 9.00am - 125 Target Ball Trap Elimination
SAT 12th 1.00pm - Brisbane '100'
100 Target Trap Sweeps $25.00
FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE
WED 16th 7.30pm - Night Trap
Event 1. 25 Target Dm Graded Sweeps $10.00
Event 2. 25 Taget Dm Badge Event $10.00
SAT 19th 12.00 noon FINAL TRENCH
SUN 20th 9,OOam ELIMINATION
Time Permitting: DoubleTrap
SUN 27th 9.OM.30am - Novice Shooting &Practice
10 Targets @ $2.00 per mund
Event I.
9.30am -Trap
25 Target D/B Graded Sweeps
Graded AA, 4 B, C
$9.00
Event 2. 25 Target Single Barrel Trophies
Graded AA, A, 0, C 1st & 2nd
$9.00
Event 3. 25 Target Dm Points Trophies
Graded AA, 4 0, C 1st &2nd
$9.00
Event 4. 50 Target S.E. Old DIB C'ship $15.00
Sponsored by WanvickOutdoo~s & Sports
Sash &Trophy OIA. Graded AA, A, B. C 1st & 2nd
Iftotalprogram shn Nomlmtbns wUl be 535.W. Ladies, Jumn &Velemm$3.W.
AnnualGnded Hlgh Gun: tsi3OTofEwrd4.
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FROM 10.30AM WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY
SKEET PRACTICE FROM 9.30AM SATURDAY AND
TRAP PRACTKE FROM 1PM SUNDAY
PRBIDENT:hMml=ZS 7521 CLUB:RmsTUla.3081555
November 1994 AustralIan Clay Target Shuobg News Page 3 1

BrokenHill 10611-9-94
Perfect (251 - 25T HCP: 1st S.
Thompson 25/25. 2nd M. Bornholm
34135.3rdB. Falcy33/35. LadyT. Gray
23/25, VctC. McCulham 20125: JnrO.
zsmmltr 17/25.25TPSC'SHIP:OA&A:
R. Cmmbos 79/81. 2nd W. Chmhg
72/75: AA: R. Wdsh 83/87. 2nd R.
Jones 80187: 8: T. Mollay76/81,2nd L.
Gray 72/75: C: M. Bornholm 61/75.
2nd 8. Paley 57/75: Lady: T. Gray
60175: Vet: A. Pe-n 69/75: Jnr: 0.
Zammlfl63/75. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA &
AA: R. Wdah 56/56. 2nd R. Jones
23/25: A: S. Thompson 55/56,2nd R.
Coombcs 41/42: B: L. Grey24/25,Znd
T. Molloy 29/31: C: 8. Fernsworth
33/35. 2nd 8. Foley 32/35: Law T.
Gray21/25:VcC B.MurphyZl/ZS: Jnr:
0. Zammltt 26129.25T SB C'SHIP: OA
& 8, 0. Zammlft 25/27, 2nd L. Gray
21/25: A: E. Stcph~nson24127.2ndR.
Coombes 23/26: C: B. Farnsamrth
24/27. 2nd 8. Poly 22/25: Lady: S.
Thompson 14/25: Vet: 8. Murphy
20127: Jnr: 0. Zammltt 17/25. HG: R.
Coombu 143/150.75TBTC'SHIP: GA:
R. Wakh92/IW:A:R. Caombe.61/75,
2nd W. Channlng 51/75: B: P.
~c~nughl~n 65/75. 2nd C. Lawrle
64/75: C: A Pearson 58/75. 2nd 0.
Zammltr 54/75: Ladles: T. Gray 61/75.
Hcndenon 97110% AA: M. Medhunt
106/112: A: A Vllelm 951100: 8: 0.
Ront 93/100: C: A Moady 861100.
INTERCLUB TEAM CHALLENGE: Mt
Gambler 291/3W - S. Hendemn. M.
Medhursf P. Green. A Vllcln. d c f d
Maybornugh 2871300 -A O'Connell.
R Wright. N. r3salb. R. Durbddge.
R. ~ovu so/sa. znd N. ~ar~llls~~~i. Port AogustP 18-9-94
3rd D. M&m 38/41. 20T HCP: 1st N. & wdy (11) - 5(II' PS TOWER
M& 21/21,Znd D. D m 20/21.3rd CBHIP: latR.Flrebdm 146/150. 2ndW.
D. Ouvlern 36137.25T GB C'SEG'P: OA& spach 142/150. 3rd T. Mpda Jnr
AA: J. Rlchlchl 69/69. 2nd N. hbrhO?i 139/150. SOT PS CD: A: M. Sfarr
68/69; A: k Noman 45/45. 2nd V. 123/150: B: W. s p a c h 132/150: C
Byr 32/33: B: D. RIchlchI 24125.2nd T. ~lpaolo ~nr 109/150. HG: W.
B. Wallace 25/27: C: D. OUvlern 23/25? spachnan 27413~.
nd A Calloslmne 22/26. 20PR DR: GA
Part Lincoln 49-94
Wct-1OTEO: P. Bcslc, S. Edmon&.P.
Bmkcn KUI 13-894
Myketasch 10/10. SOT DB: A: S.
C~ld&Wdy(26) -5(II'BT.OA&A:R.
Edmond. 50150: 8: h Mola48/50,2nd
\V*h 46/50,2"d 8. Cwk 44/50: 8: L.
P. Bdc 47/50: C: J. Aveds 43150.25T
Oray36150: C: S. Thom-45/50.Znd
SB CSHIP; A: S. Edmond. 28129.2nd
W. Chanlung 44/50: Vcl; A PC-n
0. I International 18-9-94
BolIcn27/29; 8: P. Bca* 29/25.2nd
36/50: Ladles: S. Thampsan 3/50: Jnr
L. Mala 21/25. 25T P C'SHIP: A: S.
0. Zamrmtr 35/50. 25T DB: 0.4 &A: D.
Edmonda 97/98.2nd 0. Bolkn 96/98;
NlchaUs 25/25. ZndB. Cook50/51: 8: P.
B: 8. Brlkhcr 72/75. 2nd P. Bcalc
Hocklng 23125.2nd D. Zamrmtt 26/29;
68/75. HG: S. Edmonds 157/160.
C: B. Farmorht 27/32:. 2nd h Reld
26/32: lady: T. Grw 20125: VEC k
South AuatrPlhm 27628-8-94
Pmon 22/25: Jnr: 0. Zdtt 18/25.
~erfect (89) - 2% SKEET C'Sm OA 8r
25THCP: ll-15M: h &ld31/32.2ndB.
B: T. Gurr29/29,2ndD. OUvlern 28/29:
ParnrworUl 50134: 16-19M. 8. CG?k
A: P. Cavy 26/27, 2nd W. ChamWg
27/26.2ndP.Hocklng26128:20-22M:R.
32/34: C: G. Turner 30133. 2nd R.
Wahh 19/25.2nd R Jones 15/25: Lady.
Slmmons 29/35; Vet: A. Milk. 25T
s. ~hampnon 7/25: Vet k Pearaon
mNCH CSHIP: OA & A: C. BenUey
23/25: Jnr: 0. Zammllt 22/25. 5OT
49/52. 2nd M. McYlcar 23/25: 8: R
SKEETCSHIP: A: R W&h 48150.2nd
oowr 48152.2ndP. Maher 31/35: C: G.
W. Chmrmg47/50:B: P.Hocklng46/51.
Ward 21/25.2nd N. MMnB 27135.20T
2nd B. Cmk 47/51: C: C. Lame 45/50.
2ndL Reld42/50:VaL:APe-n4l/C*):
Jnr: O.Zamrmtt38I50.
-
God (18) - 30T MEDLEY: A: h Smlth
48/50. 2nd R. Smlh 47/50: 8: D.
Schullz 37/50. 2nd D. Remay 36/50.
IOT DB CD: A: 8. CreenshJdd. 10/10.
2nd 0. Y~annldl. 10/10: 8; D. Sch~ltz
6/10, 2nd D. Renncy 5/10: C: B.
Thompson. OAHO: R. SMth571W.
Whdy8rm1161-1OTSBEOCD:A:
8. Fhch 7/10: 8: P. O'Sulllwul9/10: C:
S.Amk. J.Dould,Q.Shaw7/10.25TSB
WHIP: OA &A: D. Stcnns 20/25: 8: J.
15/25: C: S. AIF* 20153. 15TDB
CD: A: R Smlth 15/15: 8: P. O'Sulllvan
14/15: C S. Ax*, Q. Skw, B. Plemn
13/15. 15T C Gm 1st R Smlth 15/15.
2ndQ. Shaw 12/15,3rdSAveN 11/15.
\\'cl & O\.C~IYI wit11 u clw evenag 1191
- m €0. n nwdd zrn HCP. Irr M. I Mount Onmbicr 10-9-94
Fdrl>e 42/42.2nd A Ddlc Mvllc 41/42. Ov~resst (451 - 25T DB HCP. 1st G.
3x1 R. lllrmrh 35/3625TDBC'SRIP:A: Stevens 25/25. 2nd B. Blulon 27/28.
$8,. lonu 42143.2nd I'. Oapm 25/26: 3rd h C-elk 26/28. BM P. Green
-~ W ~~ R. nlrulrlb 48/48. ~ , . 2nd R Nlchollr 24/26. SOT DB D'SHIP: OA: S.
47/48: C: W. Bowman 20325. 25T MID Hcndclson 50/50: AA: M. Medhunt
m NlDKI DB CSHIE A: W. Mode 52/55, 2nd A'O'&onnell 51/55; A: G.
25125.2nd E Kmp 22/27: 8: hl. FUUc Helght 50/52,2nd K. Mules 49/52: 8:
27/29. 2nd R Dlcwlrh 26/29: C: W s. Hcndcrsan50/50. 2ndC. Hlll49/50:
h m n 20126 11G: R. DlsUlch65/66 c: A Mrndy 46/50. 2nd D. Slmson
46/51. .-, ~- 2% ~ ~- CLUB ~ ~ ~~ COKP ~ ~~ - C'SHIP: OA &
International ~ 4-9-94
A: A. Vllcins 28/28. 2nd R. Wdghl
122/125: Ha W. Renny.
South Awtmlipn 11-9-94
Overc.lrl1461 -.251'WNCHHCP Islli. 27/28: 8: S. Henderson 24125.2nd N.
Iblsl 99/59. 2nd D. Klchlch 52/59. 3rd McDonne1123/25: C: R. BuMn 23/25.
h Nor!-$ 49/54, 25T SKEET HCP 1st 2nd G. Mornson 29/35. HO: OA: S.
Page 32
Australian Clay Target Shootlng News
26/40: C: M. McDonagh 26/40. 2nd P.
Panopoulas 24/40. 15T WU: A: N.
MarWs 10115. 2nd J. Bymes 9/15: 8:
R DleVlch 6/15,2nd P. Schandt 6/15:
c: M. srmfh 7/15. 2nd P. PBMpula
5/15. 25T DB CSHIP: OA & A& J.
Bymcl 121/121, 2nd T. Keme 34/35:
A: N. Merlnls 120/121. 2nd S.
Hallklopovlos 26/27 8: R. Dlctrlch
29/30. 2nd C. MmNa 27/28: C: M.
McDor& 25126,Znd M. Smllh 24/25.
HG: N. M h k 14111W.
South AnatrPlinn 18-8-94
Flm & ovcrcsrt 1241 - 251' DB: OA & A:
84190,Znd G. Rost79/90: C: R Burlon
54/93. 2nd J. lOJun 61/90. 20PR DD
CSHIP: 1st A Vlkln. & M. Mcdhunl
21/22,2nd G. Fmst & G. Skelle 20122.
25M M/O: 1st G. h t 515. 2nd N.
MeDonncll 415. HG. M. Mcdhurst
113/115:YHC: F.Taylor 102/115.
Southern 11-9-94
20125 251' DB CU: 1.t F. Lu Pol. R
llamma125/25. HC: R Hammat64/70.
SYP 20621-8-94
Fmc 1151 - 50T 5KEET CSHIP A: R
30/50. TEAM S H O Lower ~ North
226/250-S gma.Rsm1Ih.B. gma.
E. Koop. D. Lpn. 25T HCP: 1st W.
B-an 31/33. 2nd S Bymn 30/53.
3rd S HaUWopaulcs 29/32. 1OTPS SS:
A: s. HaWdopadal30130,Znd D. Lymn
47/48: B: B. Thampxln 27/30. 2nd M.
. .= . , - - . - - -
Thompmn 23/25,2ni S. 23/26:
c: W. ~o~nanZO/25,2nd E. Camom
16/25. 50T SKEET HCP: 1st R. Srmth
58/ss. 2nd B. Thampmn 55/58,3rd E.
Koap 49/50.20T SPORnNG C'SHIP: 1st
R SmlU123/26,2nd P. MvluZl/25.3rd
K. Ire 16/22.25TDB CSH1P:A: P. Muks
6OIW.Znd G. Lymn59/60: 8: S.Bymu
29/31.2ndD.k18/31:C:K.k21/25,
2nd W. Bo- 20l28.30 MXD ElS
C'SHIP: A: D. Lymn50150,Znd J. Bymu
47/50: B: M. Fane 46/50. 2nd 8.
Thomrraon 41/50: C: K kc 41150.2nd
WULnarntt 11-9-94
w m & mdy (9) - 3m SB: A: K.
Applckamp 28/30. 2nd W. Hayard
27/30; B. A. Lack 21/30. 2nd D.
HSW 18/30: C: I. ~nencr25/30,2nd
J. Phelp. 16/30. 25TD8: A: K. SMther
25/25. 2nd W. HaywaZd 24/25: 8: k
Lock22/25,2nd D. Hay.*ay.*d20/25: C:
I. mener 23/25.~nd J. help 13/25.
~STSKEETCD: IrtW. Hayward 25/25.
2nd S. Applckamp 23/25. 3rd A Lack
20125. HG: W. Haysiard76/80.
November 1994

SATURDAY 18th Start 9.30am
Event 1. 50 Target Port Augusta Skeet C'ship Nom $18
Sash OIA, 1st and2nd each grade
Event 2. 25 Target DIE Grade Handicap Nom $10
AA.O.A=t, 8.2, C=3 CD
Event 3. 5OTarget DIE Worden Firearms ABC Nom $18
Sash OiA, 1st and 2nd each grade
SUNDAY 19th Start 9.30am
Event 4. 25 Target Point Score ABC Nom$ 8
1st and2nd each grade
Event 5. 25 Target Handicap Nom $12
tst, 2nd. 3rd - 15-105packetsheils
Event 6. 50 Target Port Augusta DiB C'ship ABC Nom $20
Sash OiA. lstand2nd each grade
High Gun wer Events 1-2-3-5-5
Counlrydub hosplality msakat club- Saturday n$ht teaandsocialising
Carnp'mglaciYfibs at gun club
Discount acmmmodalion lorshwlen at the Highway One Motel
Tebphone 008 086 262 for resewaiions
Re:TmyCifado(ossl42 4149 Ser R&h Fr&& (@Kj 48 6587
MIILKAWAT~UN CLUB
ANNIVERSARY SWOQT
12th & 13th November, 1994
DAY 1 SAT 12th
Event 1. 10 tgt Eye Opener C/D
Event 2. 25 tgt Whelan Family Handicap
Event 3. 25 tgt Wright Store SIB Grd
Event 4. 25 tgt Wild Dog Skeet
Shot in conjunction wah Wild Dog3 Man Skeet
Team Shield. Sponsored by Rodney Ahrns
Day I High Gun evsn123 B 4
Luncheon andlea available- Socialsveniog
DAY2 SUN 13th
Event 1. 10 tgt Eye Opener C/D
Event 2. 30 tgt Anniversary DIE C'ship
Event 3. 25 tgt Lameroo Hotel Grd PIS
Shot in wnjunction wilh Kiilick& Whelan Team
Shoot. 5 registered club melrbers in team
Day 2High Gun evenls 2 & 3
DvsaUH@h Gun on aUevenfs excepl ED
Ladies High Gun - FuUycalered
ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB
"On the lake at Milang, S A
Home of the Woodrow Shield
BIRTHDAY SHOOT
19th and 20th November 1994
Starting 12.00 noon
Ev 1. 25 tgt Clayton Bay Point Score Championship
Trophies 1&2 A-B-C
Ev2. 50 tgt Clayton Double Barrel Champlonshlp
Overall Sash Trophies 1&2AA-A-BC
Ev3. 25 tgt Bill Quinn Skeet Team Shield
3 Man Teams - registered dub members
Trophies 1&2 A-B-C
Ev 4. 25 tgt Ian &Philip Campbell DIB
Anniversary Shield Championship
Teams to consist of at least 4 club registered members.
Winning team members recawe steding silver medal
by courtesy of Ian Campbell
Overall Sash Trophies 1&2 A-8-C
Ev 5. 25 tgt Woodrow Shield DIE Championship
Teams lo consist of 5 club registered members only.
ACTA cards rmst be produced.
Overall Sash Trophies 1&2AA-A-B-C
Ev 6. 25 tgt Don Fleetwood Memorial S/B Championship
Overall Perpetual Trophy, Trophies 1&2A-8-C
HIGH GUN
Overall on all events - donatw
Jim Forbes High Gun Overall for 'C' grade sl,~
Full canteen fadlilies availabla
Ammunition available on ground
November 1994 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 33

s. Smolcle 42/50. HO': P. Lyons
103/110: IHG: J.AgMta90/110.
Caoossindrn 21-8-84
pine & runny [671 - IOT €0: 31
Poo,~blc%. 25T DB CEhTRAL ZONE
CSIIIP: O A & J ~ Blazlev 64164.2nd
j . - ~ ~ 53/54: ~ ~ ~ A:-c. ~ c Mllllgan e
30/31,2nd J. Rue 25/25: B: D. HcdEy
63/64. 2nd J. Dale 24/25: C: W.
W-er 28129.2ndT. Barton 27/28:
hdlcv: C. ~ a~enrc: Vet: L. Alexander
25T SS C E W ZONE CSlllP OA d
M: A. Drogclllullrr 39/33. 2nd J.
~lalcy 29/30: A S Dnrbagcllo 32/33.
2ndJ.WaLIS28129: B: D. Hcalw21/25.
2nd W. Warrener 22/2< C: M.
~uUllster 26/29, 2nd C. ZLnopoulor
26/29: ladles: K. Plekler: Vet: L.
~lcrander; Jnr. A. Rcdfern. 25T PS
C--- E m ZONE ~ CSHIP: OA& AA: JW.
smith, 2nd C. Hawkc A: J. Rue. 2ndC.
~1111pan: B: M. Lawrence. 2nd W.
~ardner; C: T. Barton. 2nd M.
Mchlustrr: Ladlw: K. Plcklw: Jnr; S.
mncr: vet L. Aluandcr. HG: OA: JW.
smtrh: Ladtcs: K. Plcklea: Vet: L.
Alexander: Jnr: S. Plnncr: Sub Jnr; L.
EUlson.
Cecil Pnrk 28-8-84
coal & nne [53) - 15T DB EO'. A: M.
an. P. CamUlcd. P. Farrugla. W.
ROO~S. E. mm. P. Hands 15/15: 8: J.
Pisto, J. Bejada 14/15: C: J. KoaIbd=.
G. ~ ~ l b a15 n / ~ 15. . 25T HCR 1st J.
cam!Jlerl27/27. 2nd P. Hands 26/27.
3rd C. Rapbarda25/26.10PRDRk. P.
camulcrl16/20: 8: S. Call 14/20: C: 0.
~~~lsarda. G. Koalbanls 14/20.
CwmP 13-8-04
sunmy & whdy (141 - 10T DB EO CD:
P. Ewart. G. Jwop. R. Elllot,A Nelbcn
10/10.50TDB:A:D. BIevllt49/50.2nd
R,EUIot48/50iB:A Nellsen56/59,2nd
v. Judcas5/5s; C: 0. Beht45150. 2UI
HCP: 1st~. Barran22/23,2nd N. Tede
21/25. 3rd D. Blcvltt 19/21. HG: D.
~~wltt nfw.
13/20. 2nd L. amIU 7/20. HG: D.
Jordan 74/80: IHG: A. Crrcn 66/80.
Prr(rct 1361 - 10T CD DB: 13 Paulbk.
CecU Pnrk 2-9-84
Flnc (42) - 10T PS EO: A: E. Zadm. P.
H&. D. sultana 31/30: B: K. Prlor
27/30: C: 0. Raplrarda 33/90. 2STSB:
A: M. Nearman 23/25. 2nd P. Hand%
22/25: 8: K. ~rlar 20/25.. 2nd P.
sonn~c~ 19/30: C: D. Coundrolls24/25.
2nd T. splted 22/25. 25T DB: A: P.
nand. 25/25: 8: K. Buhaglar22f25: C:
G. Kmlbanls 22/25.
warm with gusty vlnds (35) - 10T
coNTcD: P. Orean. 8. Wl@. J. Haw.
J. Pcarcc, R. Ehlcr.. T. Plgram. E.
Carcdon. K. Maurey 10/10. 25T RIV
ZONE COW CSHIP: OA & A: J. Haw
32/32. 2nd K. O'Bdcn 31/32: AA: D.
Hunt24/25. 2ndl. Mfficoch28/28: 8:
R. ~~~ GulU~r -~~~~ ~~ 26/27. 2nd R. WalloW
zs/zz C: D.W& 28/36. 2nd.~.
Kennedy 27/36. 15T NOV SB: L.
Mckhlan. 20 DB: OA & AA: D. Hunt
Wlndy (721 - 2% DB CSHIP: OA: TJ.
mmcr: AA: B. srmth, 2nd~. Porteur:A:
P. ~urner. 2nd C. Romrnell: 8: K.
Morgan. 2ndK. Pcarce: C:ASavtUe.Znd
0. O'Rcllly. ZST SB CSHIP: OA: 1.
~errlck A& T. mmer. 2nd TJ. Turner:
A: J. Mr. 2ndT. Mitchell: 8:K. Pcarce.
51/51. 2nd R. Ehlcrs 50/61: A: K.
O(Rr(en - 31132.2ndT. ~~. Pls?re.m29/30: 8:
c. sanders 19/20. 2kd R. Barran
24/25: C: H. Stolpe 18/20. 2nd 0.
Whyk 2nd D. 23/26. w. 20T 3rd R. HCP: WoJtoruyer. 1st T. P W .
2ndC.Joeu: C: J. Savllle,2ndC. OafrJ.
25TPS C'SHIP: OA: R. Mdcn: AA: TJ.
mmner. 2nd I. Mcmek A: C. Lou@rcy.
2nd J. Fryer: B: P. Allen, 2nd R.
anc cock: C: A swille. 2nd J. Sadle.
25TDB COm 0A:Tubby:AA:A PI-,
2nd D. Harrla; A: 0. Ramell, 2nd T.
MllcheU: B: M. McPhcc. 2nd F. MClnncS:
C: G. vemon. 2nd T. Veldhulicn. HG:
OA: TJ. Tumcr: AA: Tubby: A: T.
MlfchcU: B: F. Melnncs; C: A. Sadlc:
Ledlw: K. Kemcnon; Vcc D. McKay:
JN: J. SavlUe.
Wlndy (28) - 10T DB EO: A Fmal. R.
craham.J. Webafrr. D. Scott, M. Lyons.
W. Marks, N. Nlchobon. 2STPS: OA: A
webstcr 72/75 A: P. Lyons 74178.2nd
M. ~yons 73/78: 8: H. Adenon 68/75.
znd P. vans 66/75: C: 0. Seott66/75.
znd R. oraham 83/61. IOPR DR A: D.
Scott 19/20: 8: P. Evans 2213O: C: C.
Anderson 16/20. IOPR DD: 1st D.
wcbster &A coagmm 10110.2"dA a
J. Wcbstrr 9/10. STHWNE CHAMP OF
CHAMPS. OA: P. Lyons 74/75: A: M.
Cesenock 10-8-84
~yons 66/75.2nd D. Pdee 77/85: B: P.
E- 65/75,2nd W. Mark 63/75: C:
IOm SPORTIN0 CLAYS: OA: I. Mcrrlek
89: A: P. O'Nclll 87r21. 2nd K.
I. ~~nncrhr 70175. 2nd C. Ander-n
64/75.
cu~nlngs87+19; B:P. BarUctt85.2nd
A ~achay 77: C: J. Savllle 74. 2nd W.
webb 66: ~adks: D. Walker 67: Jnr: C.
vernan 69; vet: 8. nckle 65.
Do-side 27-8-84
Flnc & sunny (20) - 10T EO: 9
Poslbler. 50T PRES PS C'SHIR OA: G.
Falrman 148/150: AA: R. Ehlcrs
146/150: A: 8. Boyd 145/150: 8: P.
Page 34
sunny (211 - IOTPS EO CD.A Paonne
30j30.T. Sal&29/30. ZSTPSC'SHIP:
OA& A: A. Paanne 72/75: 8: D. Luear
M) 175: C: L. Woodman 69/75. IOT DB
HCR L. Woad- 10/10. T. Harbor. I.
Evans. 0. Evans 9/10. l0TDB HCP: 8.
Wnd. I. Evans 10/10.
Australlm Clay Ta rget Shooting News
Englebrsht 147/150: C: H. McKenrk
125/150. 25T PS HCP: 1st R Ehlcn.
2nd R. Allen. 3rd D. Hunt.
BLAKEjSTEWART SHIELD: Junec
328/425 - C. Brandon. R. Wright. T.
rando on. T. Hh. D. HunL HG: R.
Ehlcn.
November 1994 1

FINLEY GUN CLUB INC.
Sunday 13th November
Starts 1.00pm- Practice from 12.30pm
1. 10 tgt D/B Hcp El0
2. 25 tgt D/B Hcp
3. 20 pr Deauville Doubles
4. 10 tgt D/B PIS 15m Junior Event
5. 10 tgt SIB Hcp GA. Edwards Memorial Cup
Seorstary: Stuaitleais (058) &3 l646BH,(058) 88 2080 AEI
Flnc but windy (10) - 12% OLYMPIC
?RAP C'SHIP OA: 8. Hall 107/125:AA:
J. ElUs 104/125:A: B. BlaLe 98112% B:
D. Funnel1 75/125: C: B. Wlgnall
95/125.
Fhe, warm &windy (18) - IOTDB EO:
P. Fkth. E. Tucker. 5. Oremmar. R. H(U
10/10.75TCHAMPOFCHAMP8 O&R.
Cm 120/125: A& K. Fuller 112/125.
2nd C. cook3os 110/125:A: E. Tuckr
117/125,ZndT. ~lenl1l/125:B:R.'
Hlll106/125,2ndM. LonlC 105/125: C:
F. Honeyman 101/125. 2nd h Bakr
991125. IOPR DR CD. P. Flrth. R. Carr.
K. Hcywood 17/20. HG: R. Carr
145/150. Sec: K. Fuller (068) 81 8128.
Cold R wbdy (17) - SPR DR: C .Re=.
R. Glcm. R. Cupley9/10. 2OPRDR: OA
R A: T. Hick. 37140. 2nd 8. Orlbben
33/40: B: C. qllc 43/50. 2nd S. Lewk
40150: C: D. Bendlng 26/40. 2nd D.
Glenn 24/40. SOT SB: OA & A: K.
MECumrUe 29/30,2ndT. Hicks 26/30:
8: C. R- 28/30,2nd C. Rlchcq26/30:
C: D. Bendw 23/30, 2nd D. GIcnn
20/50. 1OTSB HCP CUP: C. Rcrr9/10.
IUTJRNEVEKI: L. Rankln 32/12. HD:
T. Hlcks 79/90: FMHG: D. Bending
62/90.
muley s-8-84
Cold nlght (191 - 10T DB EO: K.
McCumruc 10/lo. 2OT DB: 0.4 a B: C.
Rea. 2nd P. Stonehouse 20/22: A: K.
Coleambally
Clay Target Club Inc.
We are shooting skeet on
the 5th Sunday of each month.
The next shoot is on Sunday 30th
October starting 12.30pm.
Bcndns 50l60. 2nd C Drury 41/63
lOTS0 HCP CUP'S LcW lO/lO BIG'
0. BcndlnC83/100 PMHG D Walk
, -- ---
Dark (381 - 10T DB EO: 9 bslbles.
25T DB NIGHT CSHIP. OA R A: R.
Cugley 64/64, 2nd 8. Wlgnall 35/36:
AA: 8. Eagle63/64.2ndT.HiElr.95/36:
8: J. Kemp 27/28. 2nd C. Pylc 26/29:
C: D. Bendlng 26/26. 2nd D. Olenn
24/26.2% PS NIGHT csnie: OA a B:
L Reeh 95/86. 2nd S. Lcw AA: 8.
E@e:A:D.Dcm71/75.2ndJ.GemlU
70175: C: D. Glenn 69/75. 2nd 0.
Bendlng 67/75. TUPPAL HOTEL
SHIED: s,rnm~ral~. L, qric. D. kndlng
208/225.
SOCIATION INC.
in association with
ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB
Bong Bong Road, Dapto
present
1994 ISU SERIES FINAL SHOOT
NOVEMBER 26th & 27th
loam start
125T Olympic Trap Championship and 125T ISU Skeet Championship
SHOT OVER 2 DAYS
Cash Awards 1 Trophies I Sashes I Medals
Meals, refreshments and cartridges all available on the grounds
Club Presidenl: Bill Jones (042) 26 8353 - FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - Slale Secretary: Libble Bunling (063) 73 4382
November 1994 AustralIan Clay Target Shooting News Page 35

2nd R. olcnn 19/20: A: S. lhrclfall
22/23. 2nd S. Catena 29/30: B. M.
Monlelcone 19/20. 2nd B. Harlney
18/20: C: R. F~lmlngham 19/20,2ndG.
mom- 18/20. HIGH GUNS: GA: B.
Eagle 178/185: M: R. Glenn 1761185:
A: 0. Dean 171/165: 8: S. Lewls
169/185: C: D. BendOg 165/165: JnZ
M. Eade 1721197.
Glen Innes 10-8-94
Elnc (15) -25T DB CONT: AA. R.
Vldsl 25. G. Baxter. 8. MeKay 24:
A: P. Brummell 24. N. CamDlan.
C. Bloxaorne 23: 8: D.
cun~nghamc 25. M. Kllnger 21:
C: S. ourkc kc 20. R. Donald 18.
SOT CONT MEDLEY CLUB C'SHIP:
OA: G. Baxtcr 49: AA: R. Vldal. G.
swccney 45/50; A: P. Brurnmcll
46/50. C. Bloxsome 40: 8: D.
cu'~lnghame 43/50: C: S.
~'~ourke 43/50. R. Donald
40150. 25T HCP: G. Sweency 24.
P. Brummcll 23. 1. Burey 23. ITO:
0. Baxter 941100
Godbum Workers 11-8-84
K. dhapm& 73/81. 2nd R. Graham
72/81.HG: F.Roberts IOPRDRCSHIP:
A& P. Lyons 19/20. Zlnd M. Feccz
18/20: A: G. Bucklcy 15/20, 2nd J.
wcbster 14/20: B: M. Lyons 16/20,2nd
8. Rost 15/20: C: K. ChBpman 16/20,
2nd R. Graham 15/20.
FOE & brecry- 15TD8 EO: P. McGulrr
15/15. 25TPS C'SHIP: AA P. MeGuke
74/75.2ndT. Nwh 59/75: A: P. SmlU
73/75. 2nd B. Camrron 71/75: 8: R
Palmer70/75,2nd G. Flllock61/75: C
N. Wnhs 87/75, 2nd P. Hems.*orU
65/75. 25TSB: M: P. McGulre 25/25
2"dT. Nwh20/25:A: S. Gdwl"24125
2nd 8. Cameron 21/25: 8: G. FLLfocX
23/26. 2nd R. Palmer 22/28: C: P
Hemsworth 19/25. 2nd N. Watklni
18/25. 25T CONT: M: P. McGulrc
24/25,2ndT. Narh22125: A:S.Gdwir
24/25. 2nd P. Cameron, A. Smltt
22/25: 8: N. Ralgen 25/25. 2nd R
palmer 22/25: C: N. WetkVls 22/25
2nd P. Hemsworth 19/25. HG: P
Fhe & wlndy (361 - 10T DB EO: P
Mould. B. Cole. D. Freudenstcln, D
Drogcmuller. A. Drogcmuller, G
Carnobell 10/10.25TPS:GA&A: J.Ru<
80164. 2ndP. Mould 79/84: M: J
~ ~ ~ 76/81. ~ n 2nd c G. c Slnelal
951102: 8: K. Reid 67/75. 2nd M
hwrence 65/75; C: D. Sevens 65/75.
2nd A. ~~ Mulr 64175. ~ ~, IOPR DR: Is1 T
Har* 19/20,2ndS. Barbagdl0 18/20
5PR DD EO: C. Rowlands & R. Rvde
8/6. ZOPR COMMONWEALTH-DI
CSHIP: let R & J. Dale 20124:. 2nd J
Gorman & P. Walmsley 19/24. ZOT DB
J. oorman. R. Dale, M. Campbell. G
GrenfeU 11-8-84
Flne (30) - 1OT D8 EO: 11 Por~lhles
25T PS: OA & A& C. Rowland. 96/96
2nd A. Drogzmullcr 93/86: A L. Pcter
38:'~. Slnelair. A Drogemuller. 0.
sngland. J. Rue 20120. HG: A.
Drogemuller 123/125. 2DAY KG'. A
Drogemuller: LADIES 2DAY HG: L.
Gwd (IS) - 3RD JUNIOR SHOOT. IOT
DB EO: A Waugh. A. Redfern 10/10.
60T EVENT: OA: A Redfern 100/100:
Un&r 1 4 ~ h : EUIaon 6711W. 2nd N.
Red(ern 82/1W: 14-16p: A Redf~rn
lOO/lOO. 2ndD. Fre~denslen 90/100:
16-lap: T. Neelan 97/100. 2nd B.
~drman 84/IW. JNR HG: A Redfern
1101110.
Gulgong 28-8-84
- -
Sdubnous (15) -2oTHCP: 1st R. Nwf
18/21. 2nd P. Hayman 32/35, 3rd K.
Conrtoble 31/36. 20T DB: AA: J.
SlelghU~olme 20/20. 2nd P. Hayman
19/20: A: E. Tucker 18/20. 2nd T.
steele. R. Nacl 17/20: 8: J. Coaker
17/20: C: L. Cmney 17/20. 25TCDNT
PS CSHIP: M: J. Slelghlholme 70175,
ZndP. Hayman69175:A: R.Naef68175.
2nd E. ~ueker 66/75: B: J. Coaker
56/75: C: h CaJney 54/75. Sec: h
Coancy (063) 745129.
Gunning - Dalton 3-8-84
Blnc & wmdv (91 - 1OT EO: la1 G.
Ideal (253 -25TDB:AA: R Sklnner. 0.
8axt.r. M. Blenmen 25/25: A: B.
sweency25/25: B: W. Lanker 25/25: C:
S. O'Rourkc 23/25. CLUB CHAMP OF
CHAMPS: 0.4 C. Cumlngham 33/50:
M: M. ~lcnman 49/50: A: R. Sklnner
42/50: 8: G. Howc 43/50: C: S.
O'Rourk 36/50.2OTHCP: 1st D. Davls
24/24. 2nd J. Marshall 23/24. 3rd 0.
Nash 22/29. HG: M. Blenman.
Guyra 24-8-94
GmdbuL4lndy (191 -30TDB C0:AA:
a. Hammond30/30: A: 8. Surency. R.
Rolfe30/30: 8: C. Schmld130/30:C: S.
O'Rourke 22/30. 25T PS: AA: J.
Slmpson 75/75. 2nd R. 1-rnond. R.
varlcy74/75: A: R. Skinner 72175.2nd
A. McClensghan 70175: 8: G. Hour
71/75. 2nd C. Schmldt. W. L-ker
66/75: C: S. O'Rourk55/75.20THCP;
1st R. Hammond 26/26. 2nd 8.
Swwncy 25/26. 3rd R. Varlcy 23/24.
H0.R. Hammond124/125.TRENCH:A:
R. vldd 47/50: B: J. Raberls 32/50: C:
C. khrNdl41/50.
Illaaarrn 3-8-84
100~ ISU C'SHIP: OA: B. Woodpard
118/125.2nd K. Perklns 115/125,3rd
D. Huddlalon 112/125.
Elnc &warm (11) - 10TPSEO:A Batt
33/33. 50T C'SHIP: OA. W. Jones
100/100: M: 0. Campbell 94/1W: A:
Albury-WOdOnga clay Target Club
-
SUN 13TH NOV
llam Start
Ev 1. 25T Dave Gittings Memorial DB C'ship
OIA, 1st 3 grades, 2nd AA-A-BC
01s $2.00
Noms $9.00
L&V $7.00
Jnr $4.00
Ev 2. 25T Point Score C'ship
OIA, 1st 2 grades, 2nd A-B-C
Noms $9.00
L&V $7.M)
OIS $2.00 Jnr $4.00
Ev 3. 25T Southern Riverina Zone S/B C'ship Noms $9.00
OIA, 1st 2 grades, 2nd A-B-C
L&V $7.00
O/S $2.00 Jnr $4.00
Ev 4. 25T Handicap $1 00.00
Ist, 2nd, 3rd
10T S/B Junior Shoot - 1.30pm start appmx
$150 Open Order from McGeachs Hunting & Fishing Stwe
for possble shot overfull program
High Gun Medallion overfull pmgram
Event 1 -Lady, Junior &VeteranTwhy
Pasdent Gmg Rmer
(oW)253siO
Secrelaty: Oean Aww
(0W)Zi MM~.~SWI5816061MI
ORANGE GUN CLUB ~nc.
PO Box 777, orange, 2800
1994 Shoot Program
Sat 1 5lh Oct 1.30pm Practice
Sun 23rd Oct 1.00pm 10T El0
lOOT Alan Piatley Shiekl
Sat 1 9lh Nov 1.30pm Practice
Sun 27th Nov 10.00am Open Shoot (see CTSN)
Sat 31d Dec 1.30pm Practice
Sun 1 lth Dec 1.00pm Christmas Shoot
Due to Orange Gun Club not entering in the
1994 NSW Blue Bwk, the club8 programs will be
sdverlised in the CTSN every three (3) months
Page 36 AustralIan Clay Target Shooting News November 1994

I MEMORIAL
Orange clay T ~ Club ~ lnc. ~ ~ Majura + Park G, club
Presenfs
The Alfio's Restaurant
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
Sunday 27th November
10.00arn start
NOMS SWEEPS
--
10 Target Eye Opener $4.00
25 Target Double Barrel
25 Target Single Barrel
25 Target Point Score $36.00
10 Pair Double Rise $10.00 $5.00
$50.00 $5.00
1st 1nM.A. 8.C - 1 Caseof Wlnchester CartrMgss
2nd in M.A. 8.C- %Case of Wlnchester Cartridges
1st OverallT;ophy.Sash + 1 Ccrre of Cartridges
Sponsored by Winchester
Lunch, refreshments and mtttldges available on the day
Proctlceshwtheld onSoiurday26th November at lprn
Rer: Joe Cd-o Sec: Allon Eode
(W3) 65 3136 (063) 62 8103
ALAN CRAMP
SHOOT
Goulburn Workers
Gun Club
Event 1. 30t Double Barrel Championship
lut Overall. 1st & 2nd AA-A-BC
Event 2. 30t Single Barrel Championship
1st Overall. 1st & 2nd AA-A-0-C
Event 3. 25t Handicap
11-15.16-18.19-21.22-25
1st Overall. 1st & 2nd each group
Event 4. 30t Point Score Championship
1st Overall. 1st & 2nd AA-A-6-C
OVERALL HlGH GUN - GOLDEN RAM
LADIES &JUNIOR HlGH GUN
INTER HlGH GUN
OPEN SNOOT
3rd & 4th DECERIBER, 1994
Saturday 3rd Night: 8.30pm start
Ev 1. 20 pr State Night $15 + $1
Deauville Doubles C'ship 22m
Sunday 4th 9.OOam start
Ev 1. 50 tgt Club Points C'ship $20 + $3
Ev 2. 30 tgt City of Canberra $13 + $1
Champion of Champions
Ev 3. 25 tgt City of Canberra $11 + $1
Double Barrel Cont C'ship
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans - HalfNoms
Refreshments and shells available on the grounds
Accommodation available at: Eagle Hawk Hill Resort,
Federal Highway, Sutton. Phone (06) 241 6033
Pne: Kim Nsslon (06) 268 5304 S~C: JanRsed(O6) 268 SB38
UPPER HUNTER
GUN CLUB INC.
Location: 3kmfmm Scone on the Gundy Road
FIELD SHOOT
SUNDAY 20th NOVEMBER
Commences: 9am Practice: Sat 2pm
100 Targets (4 x 25 -standard &exotics) $46.00
Trappers $ 4.00
TROPHIES: Overal + Ist, 2nd & 3rd AA-A-B-C
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Meals refreshments andammunition available
Canping on chbgrounds -hot showers
Ladies Juniors & Veterans (Pensioners) 60% Noms
$50.00
-
President PMUlm SeemlPry: Rm WBXm
(065) 43 138 (055)45 1788
November 1994 Austrdan Clay Target ShaoUng News Page 37

AAmbn 117/119: B:P. Hcdges86/100.
2OT HCP: 1st k Bntl 20/20. 2nd R.
Webb 60161. 3rd F. Bradwell 59/61:
BM: F. Rapley 29/31. HG. W. Jones
147/150.
FUlc & sunny 131) - 25T Bl: A: L.
Kenncdv 25/25: 8: P. Jensen 20125: C:
Flne &warm 1211 - LOT DB EO: R.
W. Burton: w.'nookc, W. Hulm, A.
Constable 10/10. 25T SB TOWER
CSHIP: OA: K. Schubach25/25: A& B.
Rwke 25/25: A: D. Oeddcr 9/25: 8: T.
Ramevell 24/25: C: W. Hulm 23/25.
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Flnc but wlndy 122) - 10T DB CD: AA:
D. Harrb. 8. M-den 10/10: A: O.
Hay"

GUYRA GUN CLUB
INCORPORATED
OPEN
SHOOT
Sunday 27th November, 1994
Commencing 9.30am
Event 1. $15 01s $1
25T New England Double Barrel Championship
Sash OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA-A-8-C
15 metres
Event 2. $15 01s $1
25T New England Single Barrel Championship
Sash OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA-A-B-C
15 metres
Event 3. $15 01s $1
30T New England Champion of Champions
Sash OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA-A-B-C
18metres- IODB, IOSIB, 10 PIS
Event 4. $15 01s $1
25T New England DIB Continental Championship
Sash OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA-A-8-C
15 metres
CAMPING FACiLrrlES AVAILABLE
LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS - 60% NOMINATIONS
OVERALL HlGH GUN - SASH AND TROPHY
VETERAN HlGH GUN TROPHY
CARTRIDGES & REFRESHMEMS AVAILABLE
PresldentJ Vadey Secreknl: A Valley
(067) 78 2064 (061) 78 1461
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Cnr Maiibnd Road & Dutfy Drive. Cessnock
OPEN CHAMPlONSHlPS
PLUSGOLDEN
GRAPE HlGH GUN
Includes the
Cec Barnard Memorial Graded Handicap
26th & 27th NOVEMBER 1994
Ev I. 25 Tgt DIE Cash Divide- Graded
Ev 2. 25 Tgt Hunter Vintage DB Championship sr6.00
Badge &Trophy

New Bouth Walca 148-84
Flncdmld 1141 -JOEMARANONIGHT
SHOOll AA: C. Watrrh0u.e 49150:A: L.
ICahler 47/50: 8: C. Vallelon@ 45/50:
C: A. Zlnopoulos 44/50.
Hew Bouth Wales 24-8-84
Flne @21 - 25T SKEET HCP: 1st R.
Clarh 62/62. 2nd T. Falva W162.3rd
C. Naudln54/55. SOTSKEETORADED:
A& C. Nnudln 50/8O. 2nd R. Ckkc
79/80: A: T. Felva 59/60. 2nd P.
Kourouols57/59: 8: R. Bcer46/50.2nd
New Bouth Wdcs 28-8-04
Flne (101 - JOE MARANO NIGHT
SHOOT: AA: C. Weferhausc 47/50: A:
S. Arslanlan 47/50: 8: C. Vcnufl
45/50: C: A. ~lno&&ul&34/50. Phone:
(021 450 1775.
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Port Macouaric 4-8-84
Sunny (161 - 25T DB C'SHIP: OA &
NI: P. McGuIre 58/58: A: K. Nelll
57/58: B: J. Mauskc 26/27: C: A.
Colman 23/26. 25'2 SB C'SHIP: OA&
A: 8. Walton 27/28: AA: A. Pavlou
26/28: B: D. Alfken 20/25: C: R.
Curtla 21/25. 25T PS C'SHIP: A& R.
Prllchard 75/75: A: K. Nelll74/75: B:
D. Ntken 6617s C: A. ~olman'67/75.
25 MXD TCTS C'SHIP: OA & AA: R.
Mnrsden 35/35: A: W. Nelll43/49; 8:
D. Nlken 25/35: C: A. Colman 27/35.
HG: A. Pavlou 153/160', VHG: 8.
Walton 160/174. Sec: 0. Wllkes 10651
Flne &warm(20]- IOTEO: W. McCsnn
10/10. 25T SB C'SHIP: FM. lab 8.
Parker 18/25,2nd T. Dlcker 17/25,3rd
R. Hatcher 12/25: BM. 1st R. Woad,
22/25. 2nd R. Ehlcrs 21/25. 3rd A.
Latham 20/25. SOT HCP: 1st J. Kerr
48/50. 2nd J. Schol 44/50. 3rd J.
MeMlUm48/56. HD: FM:T. Dlcicer: BM:
J. Kerr.
Sydney 4-4-84
Flne 1451 -15TEO: 6Posslblu. 50TDB
CSHIP: AA: J. Boulor 83/84. 2nd B.
D. Cell 47/51. 2nd C. Lyaeght 46/51.
3rd Y. Ncrk 40151. 2OF'R DR C'SHIP:
AA: L. mar 43/50. 2nd 0. Kennenan
41/50: A: K. Kennemn 32/40.2nd C.
Kernarson 28/40: B: R. Vloll 27/40.
2nd G. Georgeakl 22/40: C: C.
Oemetrlou 21/40. 2nd C. Lysaght
20/40. HG: L n1w96/105.
aydney 18-8-84
Cold nlght (55) -20T EO: 2 Paislblur.
25TPSlROPHY: AA: P.Athaneopou10
71/75. 2nd M. Gomm 69/75: A: D.
Tatam 72/75.2ndA Soylu 71/75: B: S.
Dervls 57175.2nd R. VloU 56/75: C: K.
Skourou 64/75, Zud R. All 57/75. 25T
DBTROPHY: AA: D. Fontcr 36/36.2nd
L.Trew 35/3fi:A: J. Ruswu25/26,2nd
L. Kohlcr 29/31; 8: 8. VloU 25/25.2nd
D. oouslras 22/25: C: K. Skovro"
24/25. 2nd C. And- 22/25. HG: A
sOy1u 118/120.
Alexandra 4-8-84
D~eRmt~191-10TEO;R. Stcwm,
R. Burgeu. PJ. Burg-, L McKean, C.
Henaoad. k Blggr, B. Rrk 10/10.20T
OLDTROUTC'SHIP: 131.4 BIgg443/43.
2nd P. McNalr 42/43. 3rd B. Perks
38/39. FMA Burg- 17/20.20THCP:
1st PJ. Burgess 27128.2nd R. Burgess
26/28. 3rdJ. Waolmcr 25/27. 11-25M
WB SS: 1st RJ. Burgess 12/12.
Flnc & sunny (14) - 5PR DR EO: S.
earbagdo 9/10, ~OPR DD csntp: 1st
J. & O. Lawrence 2O/ZO. 2nd S.
Barbagnllo & R. Woo& 20120. 3rd A.
Eade & P. Grtmth 17/20. lOPR DR CD:
132/1~0. D:A K~WO 135/1%3,2ndA
Salem lGO/lso:C:J.Ellm 126/150,2nd
G. FlacchVlu 121/150.
Tumut 11-8-84
Flne I881 - IOTDB CD: 13hslblu. 40
MXD TOTS C'SHIP: OA: R. Dale 59/60:
Good 1181 - 10T PS EO CD: S.
m&m;gh. N. C-& ~150. 3m
DB CSHE On: R. Wnght 52/52: A: N.
Carxu4 51/52,2nd D. Walls 39/40: B:
L Ce&28/30. 2ndA Wwhlhlhl27/30:
C: T. Spnar 29/30, 2nd R Wohters
27/31. 25T SB CSHW OA: 0. Wale
24/25: A: W. Calaby 23/25. 2nd N.
CasseUs 22/25: 8. L. C-Us 29/31.2nd
A Wohlers 28/31: C: N. Hall 23/24.2nd
-- -- - - -
Flne & cold (85) - SOT 5 STAND
SPORTING: OA R A: K Mitchell 44/50:
A: W. McCanhy 56/65. 2nd I. Perk
55/65: 8: 0. Harrla 64/80. 2nd R.
Leunlg 62/80: C: n. Watu 86/50, 2nd
25/40. HC: C. Ba*e;(069] 47 4018.
I Uppsr Hunter 17-9-84
Mad &Mndy (301 - 1OTDB COEIPEO:
D. Read 34/50.
Bcndigo 20-8-84
Sunny 1301 -3OTMEOLEYMWER: OA
P. Allen. T. Turner. N. Toms. J.
Worfhlngtan. J. ~1;lghthormc; T.
MltcheU 10/10. 2% DB CONT CSHIP:
&A: W. McCarthy 991100. ZndI. Pwlc
98/IW: 8: L. McQualfcr90I92.2nd P.
Crawford73/78: C: 0. PNUpson 78/80.
FIG: J. Caltnblsno.
OA&M I. Momck82/81:A:T.MLtchcll
26/27: 8: P. Allen 23/25: C: 8. Byen
24/27.25TPS CONT CSHIP: OABAA:
R. Wakem 74/75: A: P. Shaw65/75: B:
M. McPhec 64/75: C: 8. Bprr 87/75.
lor HCP: 8. Bycrs. J. Worthlngran
10110. 20T HCP: let J. Worlhlngton
24/28. 2nd P. Shaw 23/28. 3rd M.
Wakcm 22/24.
2nd K. WlUlama 44/50. 25PR SKEET
DBm OA&A;W. McCaRhy45/50,Znd
I. Pmlc 48/50: B: D. Hansfard 40150.
2nd G. SculUe 38/50: C: K. BeU 42/50,
2nd D. Harris 41/50.
HCP: 1st P. Lancrgan 25/25. 2nd P.
Engelbrecht T. Wr!&124/25.
Wakehunt 48-84
Flnc (301 -SYCWGCHCPCSHlP: IatR.
Blcludcn 29/50. 2nd M. Walfcn 35/37,
3rd C. Cam- 34/37. Jnr K. Jonu
25/30. Sec: 8. GdMn 1021 982 3569.
West Wdow . - 28884
Flne & wlndv I221 - 10T EO: A Bwd
10/10. 201 DB~ AA: G. Schneldcr
20/20:A:ABoydZO/20:C:G.Drahch
16/20: Jnr: T. Smlth 19/20: VeC N.
Whybrow Ladlu: G. Duncan. 6PRDD:
0. hneldcr R 0. Drabvh 616. D.
Morton & K. Noaku 616. 20PR DD: D.
Funncll R k Boyd 20120. .- .- 2nd -- D.
Lindsay R C. Fos& 18/20. 20T HCP:
la1 G. Slnclalr. 2nd T. Smlth. 3rd 8.
-
Bcndigo 10-9-84
Flnc 1851 - 50T SPORTING: OA: W.
Bcndigo 17-8-84
-
Cloudy 1501 - 25T DB: OA & B: L.
Wooley25/25,2nd D. Hwford 32/83:
A& T. Boucher 28/29. 2nd D. Ryan
27/29: A: G. Tellls 29/80. 2nd S.
B: I. ~airn'.wh~,.~nd A Evans wi31:
0 W. h(BM 22125,Znd H. Cook 21/25
25T DB CSHIP: OA & A: D. Fnamn
47/47. 2nd T. Hvehcs 45/47: 8: A
El=- 24/25 2nd M 28/28. C
A HunCy 24/25. 2nd 8 Evm 21/25
Scc G Hunt 1054 59 mbl
Flnc & coal ('26) - NOYICE: L. Graham
8/IO.lOTPSSS:M.Ab4atom,G.Wm&.
M. Vlstarld. N. Sutherland. 20T CONT
DB C'SHIP: OA R A: N. Svtherland
34/54. 2nd M. Absalom 31/32: 8. S
Bruru 55/34,2nd P. YInu 19/20: C: G.
Wwds 22/23. 2nd 0. Fletcher 18/20:
Jnr: 0. Heap 15/20. 40 rn El3
C'SHIP: OA & A: N. Sutherland 57/60.
2nd M. Vbtarinl 56/60: B: P. Vlnn
55/60. 2nd F. James 52/60: C. G.
Wwds 61/74,2ndG. Fletcher 90/102.
Cml & clear 127l - NOVICE: H. Keelv
N. Moyh & 8. Mclcod 20120. 2nd S.
Bruw &G. Wwds 19/20.
Csnl~: OA: 8. HGpr 36/95: i 8.
MeLcd 95/36: 8: A DUon 50132: C: E.
Mulknc 28121.25~ MXD'IGiS CSHIR
- -- - -
OAR Rosr34/35:A: M.&dom33/95:
O~~~C~~~I~I-SUPPS~WER:
OA&A: 8: G. Bmm 32/35: C: 0. Applchy25j35.
W. Mecarthy 97/99. 2nd R. Walton
96/993 8: D. Hansford 86/90. 2nd L DcnUiqutn 18-8-84
Glban85/SO:C:A McBuecn87/90,2nd overcast (331 - 1 0 PS ~ EO. R. olcnn.
C. Robb 86/90. SOTSKEET OA&A: W. M. Rwaeoma 30/30. 2OT PS CSHIP:
A: P. Headon 59/60. 2nd D. Dean
78/78: 8: G. Cameron 55/60. 2nd 0.
Beer 60/68: C: R. Fclrmn@em S5/60.
2nd W. Braybon 54/63. 75T NEZ
CHAMP OF CHAMPS: OA R A& C.
Weaver 147/15'0. 2nd R. Glenn
145/150:A: R. Cuglcy 120/125,2nd S.
AustralIan Clay Target Shooting News November 1994

glenvale gun Clu6 Inc.
-\
Glenvale
ZZ Championships
SUN 27th NOV '94
PRACTICE ~ OAM - START 1 1 ~ ~
20 Target Double Barrel from 25 metres
Catcna 117/125: 8: C. Cameron
116/125. 2nd C. Pyle 109/125: C: D.
Glenn 110/125. 2nd R. Fehmgham
105/125. HG: P. Headon 208/215:
JHG: D. Glenn 1841215.
Poster 10-9-94
58/50. FISHSHOCYI! IstB. Stoke4.2nd
8. Webb. 3rd R. Jendne.
FLnc (76) - 25T PS: A: M. Zampemnl
74/75: B: J. Parsc1175/7% C: 8. Harvey
67/75. 2ST DB: A: M. Racea 96/95: B:
S. Howd 49/44: C: 8. Palmer 25/25.20
TRIPLES: R. Wllllams & P. Marlno
19/20. 2STBT. A: G. Ash 23/25: 8: P.
Down 24/25: C: A C- 23/25. 1WT
1RENCH: A: A Vella 9711W. 2nd 0.
Hayden 95/100: 8: K. Caldcr 89/100.
2nd C. Hemumd 87: C: B. Palrncr 86.
2nd D. Avopardl 64/1W: 0.4 203 G.
Hoyden 1831200. IOOT SKEET: A: R.
Salplcuo 94/1W: 8: A R okc 901100;
C: S. Howd 90/100.
Frankston Australhut 28-8-94
Noms $50.00
+ a range of optional sweeps
secmtav: Mary Walker (051) 96 2460
Horshm 10-9-94
(43 - IOTDB EG: 19 Poulblu. 3U1'DB
C'SHIP: OA: R. Black 36/35: A: M.
KLnplU 35/35,2ndD. FLavcl30/31; B:
C. Jard54/55. 2nd.J. Ough53/55: C:
C. Mayberry 28/30. 2nd W. Man"
27/90. 15PR NWZ DR CSHIP: OA &A:
D. Flavel28/30. 2nd W. Heard 34/40:
8: 8. Jenklns 31/40. 2nd G. Smvu
30140: C: C. Maybcny 22/90. 2nd G.
Hmcr 20/30.
AustralIan Clay Target Shooting News
CHANGE OF DATE
Victorian
State Double Trap
Ch ionship
SUN 4 DEC '94
Melbourne Gun Club
Victoria Road, Lilydale
Start: loam
Se bastopol Gun
SUN 20th NOV
12 noon
10 tgt Point Score EO
100 tgt Central Highlands
CHAMP OF CHAMPS
OA-AA-A-B-C
Sponsored by R.F. SCO'il& CO
FRI 2Sth NOV
NOVICE NIGHT
Russell Mark to hold a
Coaching Clinic from 6 until 7

ALEXANDRAGUNCLUB
Brooks Cutting off Swan Road
SUN 6th NOV start 12.30pm - Practice 12 noon
10 tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener
30 tgt Double Barrel Club Championship
20 pr Deauville Doubles Club Championship
Barbecue Sweepsfakes Overall Trwt
Memoan Tea plus Jackpot Fishing
Res: I. Woolmm(057)72 10% Sw: B. Pyke (057) 72 1189
Benalla Gun Club (inc.)
NIGHT SHOOT (ROSE FESTIVAL)
WED 9th NOV - 6pm
e 20 tgt Tower Point Score Cash Divide
20 tgt Double Barrel Championship ABC 1st & 2nd
20 tgt Point Score Championship ABc 1st & 2nd
Extra event time permitting
PLEASE NOTE: No shoot at Benallo Sat 12th Nov
Benolla ShowIEchuca Carnival
%c: Tmy Plvn (057) 62 1674
Kanisp 26-8-84 I Mawbornugh 24-8-84 Melbourne 17-9-04
Perfect 1241 - 25T DB CSHIP: OA &A:
E. all s3j33. 2nd W. ~ a ~ 27/28: k e ~
8: G. svauss 32133.2nd N. Hlmebcrg
26/27: C: L. Heard 27/30. 2nd C.
Mayberry 26/30.2ST PS CSHIP: OA &
C: W. M m 71/75. 2nd C. Mayberry
61/75: 8: J. Hlmcbcrg 71/78, 2nd C.
Jarred 68/78: A: T. Faster 68/75.2nd
E. Hall 68/75. ZOPR DD CSHIP: A.
Bolw~U & W. Heard 19/20.Znd S &A.
Bethune 19/21. HG: E. Hall93/100.
Cool 1251 - IOT PS EO: B. McLcod
30/30.50TDB CSHIP: AA: M. VlsWl
48/50. 2nd 8. McLeod 47/50: A: J.
Dunstan50/50. 2nd G. Tallls 49/50: 8:
F. Jam- 501%. 2nd G. Smlth 49/54:
C: G. Fletcher 48/50. 2nd A Stevens
46/50; Vet: W. Perry 48/50.
Perfect 1231 - 20TOB CD: F. Jamu. 8.
McLeod. M. Absalom.A. Stevens 20/20.
15PR DR CSHIP: OA & A: M. Vls-1
26/30. 2nd M. Abaalom 24/30: 8: F.
~--25/30,2nd R PeatUn~24/30: C:
0. Fletcher 19/30. 2nd A. Stevens
FLnc & mlld I301 - 10T DB MINI EO: A:
0. EUWtt 10110: B: C. Douglas.P. Mach
9/10: C: N. RngcllyP/10. 20TDB MINI:
OA & B: G. Douglas 18/21, 2nd T.
Bmvn 20129: A: A. Jam- 18/21. 2nd
M. Spencer 17/21: C: ti. O'Meara17/20.
2nd N. Beer 17/22. ISTTOWER PS: A:
N. Franklmg 59/60. 2nd A Jmes
56/60: 8: C. Lengrldge 44/45. 2nd ti.
Brovn36/4% C: G. Douglas 42/45,2nd
N. Pengelh/43/48. See: R. O'Mearal054)
22 2735.
FLneI391-25TOB:OA&AA: R. Wrlght
81/61. 2nd 0. C-cUs 80/61: A: D.
Roblnson 28/29. 2nd R. Durbrldgc
41/42: 8: h Cassells 67/68. 2nd J.
Durn 30131: C: PI Fergeus23/25,2nd
L. Ealea29/32. ZSTPSCSHIP: OA&AA:
8. Rafl~aflrry 117/117. 2nd W. Calaby
114/117:A: R Durbrldge73/75,ZndJ.
MCVltty80/64: B: J. Dun" 72175,Znd
D. Anderson 83/87: C: k Nellson
67/75. 2nd 0. Ram 66/75. 20T HCP:
1st N. Cracknell 27/27, 2nd 0.
Roblnson 26127.3rd F. Hubblc 30/31.
SKEET CD: A. O'Connell. J. Shepherd.
K. Danlel. HG: R. Wrlght 128/130.
Melbourne 3-8-94
Tatura Gun Club !
Sunday 20th November
12.30pm Stad
1. 25 tgt Bull Trap Champlonshlp -OA &3 Grades
2. 25 tgt Double Burrel Champlonshlp - OA a 3 Grades
3. 25 tgt Point Score Champlonshlp -OA & 3 ~rades
LUNCH &AmRNOON TEA AVAILABLE IN NC CLUBHOUSE
Pres: Howad HavWng (058)56 1227 Sec: MI Eqle (058) 21 7058
Benallcr Gun Club (I"=.)
DAWNIGHT SHOOT
SAT 10th DEC - 2pm
DAY Zone Single Barrel Tower
- 20 tgt Pointscore Championship
20 tgt Double Barrel
NlGKT State Double Rise Tower
Zone Continental Double Burrel
Zone Double Barrel Championship
-.
P. tin~y 30/h; c-c. MUUC~S 29/30.
25T PS CSHIP: OA & AA: 8. llcr
Melbourne 1&8-94
125T TRENCH: OA: F. Petrlclla
139/151iAA: G. Haydcn 138/151,2nd
B. Wmdvard 1371150: A: P. Clancy
137/150.ZndS.PlU~asldL. 1101125: 8:
Melbourne 10-8-84 Cold & wlndy 155) - 25T SB: AA: R.
Nlsbet 25/25: A: A Blggs 22/25: B: R.
Flne & sunny I 0 - 7% 1RENCn: OA Hunter 23/25: C: G. ZeMdu 22/25.
&A: F.Vella94/10o: B:P.MLlb86/100: 4G'I DB CSHIP: OA & AA: P. 0rdng.r
C: SZervldes53/75,40TPSC'SHIP: OA 40140: A: M. Msva 39140: 8: R.
Cold & wet (201 - 15T PS EO CD: T.
Spcncc 44/45. 2SP DB: 1st W. Ilu
36/36. 2nd T. Spnec 35/36. 3rd A
Bl- 55/56.25TDB:A: W. llui50/80:
B: N. Maua20/25i C: J. Parker 24/25.
20T HCP: 1st B. Smtfa 22/23. 2nd A
overcast 1221 - loor on TROPHY
SHOOT: OA: J. Flnlr 99/100: AA: C.
FLnls 98/1W: A: P. Luew 94/100; 8: F.
Dlmas197/10o: C: J. Judd91/100.
Good - 5DT SKEET: AA: L. Dlmasl
44150.A: C. Bama49/50: B: D. Mollma
45/50: C: 0. CMso 40150. SOT DlL
TROPHYSH001: OA: J. Flds Ill/lll:
nn: L. Dlmasl 110/111: A: D.
Fsmwrorlh42/50: 8; F. Dlmaa147/50:
C: 0. LC& 45/50.
Flnc 115)- 5PR DR EO: C. Stmhiul
9/10. 20PR DD: C. Alh & R. WdUm
20/20. 2nd J. Loamda & W. Robcnr
Page 42 Australian Clay Target Shooting News November 1994

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
Victoria Road, Lilydale. Phone (03) 739 1771
Saturday 5th commencing 12.30pm
Ev 1. 25T Pts Grd Trophy AA-A-B-C Jnr Norn $ 9
Ev 2. 25T D/B Grd C'ship AA-A-B-C Jnr Norn $ 9
EV 3. 2 5 Handicap ~ 1-2-3 1 lm NO^ $ 9
Ev 4. 50T A.C.T.A. Sporting 1-2-3
Team Shoot with Alexandra Gun Club
over event 2 & 3 -Teams of 4 shooters
SKEET PRACTICE ALL DAY
Sunday 6th
Members of the Melbourne Gun Club
ANNUAL DAY
ALL MEMBERS WELCOME
NOVELTY DAY - Trap -Trench *Skeet Spatting
Saturday 12th
Ev 1. 251 SIB Grd Trophy A-B-C N~~ $ 9
EV 2. 25T DIB Grd Trophy A-B-C NO^ $ 9
Ev 3. 20T Deauville Doubles 1&2 $
Ev 4. lOOT Skeet Trophy A-B-C Nom $24
Sat 19th &Sun 20th commencing loam
State Victorian
Trench Championship
NOTE: DOUBLE TRAP ON SUNDAY 4 DECEMBER
Saturday 19th
EV 1. 25T SIB Grd Trophy AA-A-8-C NO^ $ 9
EV 2. 40T DIB Grd Trophy AA-A-B-C NO^ $13
Ev 3. 251 Handicap 1-2-3 Nom $ 9
Ev 4. 50T A.C.T.A. Sporting 1-2-3 Nom $15
NOVEMBERPROGRAM
Saturday 26th commencing 12 noon
RobeH F. Buchan
PERPETUAL SILVER CUP
Kindly donated by Stewart Gillman
The 3rd time this 24' Silver Cup
has been competed for
Event I.
25T Pointscore Grd C'ship NO^ $ 9
Grd AA-A-B-C Jnr
Event 2.
R.F. Buchan Perpetual Trap Cup C'ship Nom $20
75 Targets Grd AA-A-B-C Jnr & Lady, Trophy 2nd
25T Pts - 25T DB - 25T HCP
Overall Winner will take his grade
PLUS 2 cases Shells & Sash
3 Grade Winners - 1 case Shells & Sash
Event 3.
R.F. Buchan Perpetual Skeet Cup C'ship Nom $20
75 Targets Grd AA-A-B-C Jnr & Lady, Trophy 2nd
Overall Winner will take his grade
PLUS Yz case Shells &Sash
3 Grade Winners - 15 pkts Shells &Sash
TEAM SHOOT OVER EVENT 2 (TRAP)
TEAM SHOOT OVER EVENT 3 (SKEET)
Teams of 3 shooters registered from the one club
21 pkts Shells for winning team
November 1994 Austra!lan Clay Target Shooling News Page 43

19/20. 20T HCP: 8. Johnslan 20/20.
2nd G. Hcwitltt 32/33. 3rd C. Strahan
31/33. 15TBTCD: 0. Ash 15/15.
-. . . - . . . 1491-50MXDTGTS: OABA: K. Celder
78184.2nd R. Jennlngr 77/84: B: M.
McKnlght71/84. ZndS. Rusrrell70/84:
C: G. Ewart57/mt2ndA May~c55/70.
25TDBC'SHlP: OA&A:L. CurUs78/78,
2ndh Llght77/7B: B: 8. McGaw25/25.
2nd M. McKnlght32IS4: C: R. McMllh
24/25. 2nd G. Ewart 27/29. CAKE
SHOOT: B. Stakes. INTERCLUB
SHOm Mamu OC 265/250 defeated
Trsralgon F&G 1861250. SEC: G.
McMlUan (051) 48 6365.
Mt Bogong 4-9-94
Owrca3t with rain (231 -IT PS EO: T.
Caullleld. R. Taylor. K. Maurey 30130.
20TPS: OA&B: K. Rob~nson60/60,2nd
R. Murray 58/50: A: V. Tomasonl
86/90. 2nd E. Cavedon 83/90: C. J.
larla54/M). 2nd N. Taylor 48/60. 15T
HCP: 1st K. Rudebeck 38/98. 2nd V.
Tomason1 37/38. 3rd J. lma 21/22.
ZOPR DD: 1st W. Cowln & M. Hughes
28/28. 2nd K. Maurey & R. Murray
27/28. HC: E. Cavedon 102/105.
Noorat 24-9-94
Cold nlght (15)-20TDB C'SHIP: DAB
A: J. MeCullough 35/35: 8: M.
Dumesny 17/20: C: R. Poole34/35.W
P3 CSHIP: OA & A: P. BBIltten 90/90.
2nd J. McCuUough 71/90: 8: M. Gruar
81190.2ndA. E-75/90: C. R. Pwle
75/90. 2nd D. Melone 59/90. 2DT SB
CSHIP: OA & A: J. McCuUough 20120:
8: M. Dumesny 19/20: C: B. Ems
15/20.
15TPSTOWER: OA&A: T. Hlclu59/50:
B: B. Hearne 53/57: C. G. Pacquala
42/45. lUT COhT EO: 7 Posslbles. 25T
corn csnlP: GA &A: B. ~ord 46/46.
2nd O. Pncquola 30/31: B: D. Kalalstls
45/45. 2nd D. Dean 32/35: C. M.
Darvenlra 23/25. 2nd S. Rachele
21/25. 25T D% C'SHIP: OA & C: M.
Darvema 43/43,2nd L Shard 22/25.
HC:B.Fonl104/105.
Feldtmann 18/19; B: T. Roscnaw
14/15. 2nd J. GemmlU 15/18: C: D.
hnme 11/15. 2nd C. Weight 13/18.
15T HCP; 1st J. KcUy 28/28. 2nd J.
GcmmlU 27128.3rdT. Rosenow 15/17.
HG: 8. bid 55/50
Wrndy & dark 1271 -5DTCOWC'SIlIP.
OA. W. Eagle M/50: A. D Hunt SG/57:
o: D. Kolllolls 47/50: c El. Ohckmore
Overcast 1411 - 25T DB C'SHIP: OA &
A: T. Smlth 25/25. 2nd G. Hunt
1041105: B: H. Durbndee 24/25. 2nd
BrownZ8/30. 2ndB. HartneyZl/U: C:
R. Fclmlngham 17/20. 2nd A Chuck
16/21. I0T JNR SB: M. Eagle 11/15.
HG: Opcn: K. Maurey 73/76: Jnr. M.
Eagle 61/77.
W-cknabenl 11-9-84
Flne & MDdy 1381 - 1DT PS EO: D.
Pl~kard. M. CBIlmmhs. T. Hughes, R.
HounreU30/30.25TSB (SSHIP: OA&A:
R. Lehmann 27/28. 2nd D. Rlelcard
26/27: 8: G. SLraun.25/26.2nd J. Ough
24/28: C: L. HeardZO/28, 2ndA Facchln
19/28. SOT DB: A: D. FlaveI30/30,2nd
R. Lshmann 7717B: B: J. Ough 31/32.
2nd J. HLnneberg 30132: C: L Head
27/30, 2ndA Fncehln 23/30.
(151 - 25T PS C'SHIP: OA & A: B.
Jemhgr 74/75: Al\: R. Nlsbef 71/75:
B: M. Dumcmy; C: D. Malone. SWZ
SKEET: 8. Jcnnlngr. 2ndH. Brwluby,
Werribc-Victorian 11-8-94
Flne (261 - 5PR DR: 0. Young. N.
Blackmom. D. Grav. M. Lar Q/IO.l5PR
Bra&haw 49/50. 25T DB: Oh: D.
Nclben 72/73: A: k Bradshaw 71/73.
2ndV. Flower 44/45: 8: I. Urch 24/25.
2ndl. Elnch 23/25: C: N. Blackmore
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Mlsly raln & cold 1131 - 3UT DB: A: R.
Jemlngr51/51.2ndK. Gray 50151: B:
B. McGaar26,ZndT. Murphy 32/34: C:
L. Flncham 27. ZOPR OR: A: B. Stokes
35.2nd 8. Wcbb 34: 8: 8. McGaw 27.
2nd T. Murohv 25: C: L. Fineham 24.
IOPR on: d. hcv:llon & R. ~c,ln!ny.
2nd T. Collnon & B. Slok, m. B.
Wcbb 1.T. Murphy 2.
Clay Target Club Ine.
Melbourne Cup Shoot
- TUE 1 NOV -
Refer October CTSN
- FRI 18 NOV -
7pm start
EG 1. 20 tgt Double Barrel C'ship
A-B-C First & Second
Ek 2. 30 tgt N.E. Zone Single Barrel C'ship
A-B-C First & Second
Ek 3. 20 tgt Point Score C'ship
A-B-C First & Second
BBQ Lunch & Tea available
Refreshments
Secretan: PFesident: Vice Pnsidsnt:
T. Hicks A. Cole T. Maskell
(058) 52 2106 (058) 64 6442 (058) 62 2224
Clay "rzlrgel Club Inc.
SAT 19" NOV DTL - 12.30pm start
Hots edrllwnt8fl the
Event 1.
10 Tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener
54.00
Event 2. WS S2.W Jnr 53.00 Red $6.00 Full $8.00
20 Tgt PRESIDENTS Double Barrel Championship istk2nd~BC
Event 3. 0ISI.W JnrS3.W RedS6.00 FullSB.00
20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship ist g2ndABC t ~est
Junior
Event 4. oiSS2.~ JnrS3.W RedS6.m FuIIS8.co
20 Tgt Handicap ist, 2nd, 3rd &EM 22-25m
Event 5. O/S I.W JnrS3.W RedS6.00 Full $8.00
20 Tgt Continental Championship istk2ndABC
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM
Ladies, Juniors 8 Veterans (veterans over 65) rsducednoms
Final shoot off tor Yearly Senlw Hlgh Gun Trophy (to be
mntesied by winners ofthe monthly High Gun Troph'iesthraughwt 1994)
and 1984 Junk Champfan (to be wnleled by winnen of
Best Junior Tmph'msihroughout the year)
MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE!
Annual Meeting at club housa - Thursday24th Nwember atB.OOpm
Piee.Tmy Ptnney(ffi4 244215UH Ssc:B~rmyl06qSSS(S2~
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Sunday 6th
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Ev 1. 25t Pointscore Cash A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 2. 25t Single Barrel Trophy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 3. 25t Handicap 1-2-3 $ 9.00
Ev 4. 25t Double Barrel Trophy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 5. 25t Trench Trophy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 6. 50t Trench Trophy A-B-C $15.00
Ev 7. 25t Tower Pointscore A-B-C $10.00
Ev 8. 75t Skeet Trophy A-B-C $20.00
Saturday 12th - Sunday 13th
CARRUM DOWNS
AUTHORlSED NEWSAGENCY
125 Target c Final Trench C'ship $40.00
50 Pair + 25 Pair Final Double Trap $40.00
Sat - 1 Kit Trench
Sun - 25t Trench + Final & Double Trap
TROPHIES FOR BOM EMMS
Sunday 13th
On completion of
Trench & Double Trap C'ship
Ev 1. 25t Pointscore Cash A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 2. 50t Pointscore C'ship AA-A-B-C $15.00
Ev 3. 50t Double Barrel C'ship AA-A-B-C $15.00
Ev 4. 1OOt Skeet C'ship AA-A-8-C $25.00
Rossiter Road, Carrum Downs -Phone (03) 782 1626
NOVEMBER PROGRAM
Sunday 20th
Ev 1. 251 Pointscore Cash A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 2. 30t LORD BIRDWOOD HANDICAP $20.00
Ev 3. 251 Double Barrel Trophy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 4. 25t Ball Trap Trophy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 5. 75t Skeet Trophy A-B-C $20.00
Ev 6. 20pr Deauville Doubles Tower 1-23 $ 9.00
Ev 7. 25t Trench Tmphy A-B-C $ 9.00
Ev 8. 501 Trench Tmphy A-B-C $15.00
Sunday 27th
Ev I. 25t Pointscore Cash A-B-C $ 9.00
EV 2. 50t Double Barrel C'ship AA-A-B-C $15.00
Ev 3. 50t Pointscore C'ship AA-A-B-C $15.00
Ev 4. 1OOt Trench C'ship A-B-C $25.00
Ev 5. 1OOt Skeet C'ship AA-A-B-C $25.00
Ev 6. 20pr Tower Mixed Targets A-B-C $15.00
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Tuesday 1st
CUPDAY 72
50t Double Barrel
50t Skeet
301 Mixed Skeet & Tower Novelty Event
(side x side guns only)
BBQ e RACES @ BAR
FAMILY DAY - ALL WELCOME
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