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EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR'S NOTES
Resulis to hand have delemined that Australia has won
the Mackintosh International Teams Competition for both
the open and Juniors (fourth successive year) with our
ladies team finishing second, despite th* magnificent
score. Full details are shown elsewhere in the magazine.
Visitors to head office will notice the magnificent trophy
cabinet built and installed by Laurie C~MO~S. The trophy
cabinet will ensure that all of our coveted trophies are on
display at all times and we look Po,yard to having on
display the Mackhtosh Trophy which will be returning to
Australian at an early date.
Planning is under way for the 1987 D.T.L. and Olympic
Discipline Championships not forgetting of course the
remaining National Championship for 1986 when the
Skeet shooters by all accounts willbe out in force at Wagga
in November. . . ..
Details on accommodation eto are included &this issue
for your information.
Great to see that Adrian Cousens has performed so well
in the U.S. with his second, on 2501250 at the U.S. World
Skeet Championships. More on the results once the team
have returned.
Not so good however are the Commonwealth Games
results, where we have been found wanting, no reflection
on those involved as I am certain that they have given of
their best, once again more on this once the team has
returned.
The World Shooting Championships are under way as
this issue is being posted to you. All eyes will be on the
team as they will be anxious to do well and record some
good performances for Australia.
On a more serious note, there are still some clubs who
have not yet paid their 1986 affiliation fee of 830. The
problems that would be encountered should an insurance
claim arise are monumental as until the affiliation fee is
received at the A.C.T.A. office, no insurance cover exists.
If your club is one of those mentioned in last months
C.T.S.N. do yourself a favor and check out the current
position with your club Secretary.
Mske certain that the protection that you believe you
have as a club member really exists.
Good shooting.
Alan J. Maher
EXECUTIVE
COM~MITTEE
APPOINTMENT
Following the Northern Territory Annual Meeting Mr
Dexter Barnesof Casuarina N.T. has been appointed to the
National Executive Committee.
Dexter is also occupying the N.T. position of
SecretarylTreasurer.
We wish him well in these duties and look forward to a
successful involvement at National Level.
STOP PRESS
Adrian Cousens a member of the A.C.T.A. Five Man
Team at the World SkeetChampionshipk has finished in
second place following a shoot off.
Adrian recorded a score of 2501250 + 6. to finish second
:o R. Ukanalis after four rounds of doubles in the shoot off.
Congratulations Adrian.
The Australian Team of Cousens, Iles. Thomson,
Kavanagh and Dower also performed admirably to finish
in seventh place in the teams event. A full summary will be
included as the details eventually come to hand.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
A.C.T.A. PRESIDENTIAL
MEDAL
Nominations for this prestigious award are now open
and should be forwarded to reach the Executive Director
no later than October 31, 1986.
The following guidelines are to be taken into account by
persons intending to lodge a nomination for mnsideration.
Presidential Medal: Awarded to a person or persons for
their mntribution to the develop-
Judging Psnel:
ment of the sport.
A.C.T.A. Executive Committee.
hkdmum Awarded: Three - subject to favourable
, , consideration.
Clwiig ate: October 31 - P.O. Box 198,
Blackburn. Vic. 3130.
Note: The receipt of any nomination does not necessarily
relate to the awarding of a Presidential medal.
Nominations received will he placed before the
Executive Committee for their consideration and decision.
No correspondence will be entered into reganling any
nomination received.
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PIONEERS OF OUR
SPORT OF CLAY
TmGm SHOOTING
CHAMPIONS OF THE PAST
By George Biggs.
A.C.T.A. Historian
DONALD MACKINTOSH - World Champion
Australian Shooter.
Well before those of us who are shooting today were
born, Donald Mackintosh was making a name for
Australia on Eumpean Shooting Grounds and at the
leading Gun Clubs of England in the 1390's.
The following story is a personal sketch of Donald
Mackintosh by an un-named Australian Journalist of that
time and was published in a leading Melbourne daily
newspaper and magazines.
No branch of trade is more interestinn - than that of the
rnnn~~Pnr?t?re and sale
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of m s for use in swrt. ~ersonal
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amusement, and the encourngement of shooting skill. In
the world of sport many mdividual marksmen have gained
worthy distinction. but I vcnture theopinion that amongst
them all there has been no more picturesque or noteworthy
personality than that of Donald Mackintosh, the
Australian native, who, for a quarter of a century, held
front rank in shooting circles, and for over 10 years shot
with marked distinction at Monte Carlo, Paris. London.
Rome. Madrid and other Eumpean centres. By dint of
natural aptitude, keen study, and persistent effort, he
lifted himself uo from small beeinninns - - into the verv "
Poremosr grnde of the world's marksmen, and eventually
gained a name equnl to the best of rhe world's best in the
use of the shot gun, both in the field and in International
competitions.
In shooting, as in other things, there is nothing like an
early start, and "Donsld", as he was for many years known
in the Australian shooting world, learned to handle the
gun when very young - not more than 6 years of age at the
most. Although not an exceptionally strong lad, he took to
the gun "like a duck to water". His earliest effort were
devoted to getting the best results he could from a flask of
black powder, a few pounds of lead, and an old-time
muzzle-loader, which could be adapted either to bullets of
the old spherical kind or shot. With this outfit he set out, a
not ambitious boy, with his gun under his arm, and the
world before him. His "first shot" waa at a flock of crows.
at the other end of a plough furmw, the alignment of
which, at that time, rather assisted his "sportingaim. He
took careful sight at long range, and sure enough there
was a "dead bird" accounted for. and eathered in as a
result oca well dvected effort APter tharhe had plenty of
practice on parrots, srupe, wlld duck and ocher feathered
species, as well as rabbits and hares. "Donald did not
make the acquaintance of a gun club until about 16 years
of age. The first he joined was the Bacchus Marsh Club,
and his first success was taking second prize in a shoot for
a trophy presented by Mr J. 0. Inglis, who was at that time
one of our foremost amateur riders, andlater the owner of
the Melbourne Cup winner, Malua.
At 23 years of age he was a member of the Melbourne
Gun Club, which has, for many years, been the leading
Gun Club in Victoria, if not Australia. Entering the club,
virtually as a "Novice", he was, at the end of the first six
months, back to wnat was then the handicap hit, 30 yds,
at pigeons. Once on that mark he has never stood nearer
up to the present day.
Amongst Mr Mackintosh's first notable successes was
winning the Melbourne Gun Club £50 Challenge Cup three
times and taking final possession. In doing this he had
shooters of the first order of skill to defeat.
Later on he had much success in open pigeon matches,
for valuable stakes, at the Melbourne Gun Club, the
Sydney Gun Club and various countly meetings. With the
true love of an Australian native for game shooting, he
spent much time in the leafy forests, and soon gained a
widespread reputation as a crack shot on quail, snipe, wild
duck, etc.
One episode remains fresh in Mac's memory of an outing
he had with the renowned American wins shot. Dr Carver.
in the ~~~- Yarrawonsa -~~-~ District ~. when
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the twx cracks were out
after snipe and any ocher attractive "livc target" offemg.
Mac winged a galah, nnd Carver chased dojvn a beautiful
young swan. As the doctor was anxious to take away to his
American home something purely Australian. they
exchanged birds, and the great record-holder ever
afterwards cherished that galah as a domestic pet. He told
"Mac", when the two sports met at Monte Carlo many
years afterwards, that it was still living and flourishing in
its Kentucky home - and "talking like a bullock driver".
As.for the swan: that also still survives.
It is not so much on his Australian doings as on those at
Monte Car10 and the other great European shooting
grounds and at the leading gun clubs of England that
"Donald's" reputation has been built up. As a single man
he first visited England and the classic rendezvous on the
shores of the Mediterranean, ruled over by the Prince of
Monaco, in 1896. After a two years' tour, he came back to
Australia, having made good impressions in Europe and
England. He retuned to the shooting world's great
centres in the year 1900 a married man, taking his
Australian wife with him. For nine years thereafter
"Donald worthily represented the Australian democracy
in Eumpean and British shooting circles, gaining much
prominence as a successful competitor in the most
important shooting events in the old world.
A reference to the splendid may of gold medals,
illustrated on page 31 of this catalogue, will give an idea of
the success which attended "Donald's" gun whilst abroad.
Words cannot speak more eloquently than that collection
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and the photos of valuable Challenge Cups, won at London,
Paris, and Melbourne, as shown on page 32.
Some of "Donald's" more conspicuous wins in Australia.
the continent and in England and their value are as
follows:-
1. First in Melbourne Gun Club £1000 Cup Handicap.
1890, killing 33 birds straight 30 yds.
2. Melbourne Gun Club f50 Challenge Cup. won three
times in succession. Won Cup and £150.
3. London Gun Club f 100 Challenge Cup, won three times
in succession. Cup and £250.
4. Paris Gun Club £100 Challenge Cup. won three times
in succession. Cup and f150.
5. Grand Prize of Italy. Florence £800.
6. Grand Prize Aix les Bains, £800.
7. Championship Belgium Ostende, f200.
8. Grand Prize Monte Carlo, divided first £1000.
9. Championship London Gun Club, £130.
10. Grand Prize Milan, divided first f800.
11. Grand Prize Madrid, divided first £600.
12. Grand Prize Monte Carlo, divided first 11000.
On his return to Australia, a few yems ago. MI'
Mackintosh, yielding to a natural inclination to assist
others to gain successes in a sphere which had proved so
fascinating to himself, decided to go into the business of
the impartation and sale of shot guns, rifles, revolvers and
all sporting requisities. He started at 400 Bourke-street
West, close to that historic sporting rendezvous. Kirk's
Bazaar, where he quickly secured a followhg, and rapidly
"caught the eye" of the local shooting world.
When in England, Mr Mackintosh took special steps to
acquaint himself with all the details and Processes of the
manufacture of shot guns and other sporting weapons,
and by personal inspection and interview, acquired a
knowledge of all particulars and peculiarities in the
hndon. Birrnineham - and Continental gun trade, both as
regards original manufacture arid tt~e~conditicns of the
export of guns. ccc. to Australia. The knowledge thus
vainer1 IIP mnc!entrates unanhis business. which he is Lhus
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"MI. hlacklntosh's performances at Monte Carlo, together
with Iris records made in England and Australia, are such
that, in n word, we declare hini the Champion of the
World."
From "Diana", Florence: "On the 23rd September. 1908.
Mr DonaldMackintosh, the famous shot, left for Australia,
dter an absence from that country of many years. He, who
had so many victories, and who made so many friends,
being as he was, the prototype of the correct sportsman.
has left everylmdy regretting his departure, and with a
sincere desire to see him again. We voice the sentiments of
every Italian shbter in wishing him a pleasant voyage and
great future happiness."
The "Grand World of Sport". Madrid, in an article.
discusses the most extraordinary shots of the world, and
sums up as follows
"The grnnd progranme of events, shot at Montecarlo m
fees for the var~ous Items total about .an equal t10.000
"The competitors at the series of events are of all
nationalities. But those who stand out most prominently
are Guidicinni and Grasselli, representing Italy; Count
O'Brien, Spain; Mackintosh. Australia; Robinson, the
United States; andRoberts. England. These gentlemen are
-considered by those best qualified to judge to be the
leading shots of the world.
"Among all the shooters who demand public notice by
their extraordinary performance, the one who stands out
most conspicuously from the rest is D. Mackintosh, whom
we have no hesitation in proclaiming the best shot in the
world at thc present time."
In pwng these cuttings from many Press notices Donald
Mackintosh received whllc abroad, the obiect is to show
that the hand of good-fellowship is exte&ed to visiting
shooters most freely and cordially in Europe.
HINTS ON TRAP AND
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his customers to the desirable minimum, Mnsistent with
quality and efficiency. By a careful system of selection and
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ammunition and all sportsmen's requisites suited to the
requirements of all classes of purchasers.
SOME FOREIGN PRESS
NOTICES
In giving the following "Hints" to shwters. I do so at the
request Of a Of 'portsrnen Australia.
who have been good enough to state that my many years'
experiencein shooting undoubtedly enables me to speakas
an expert, remembering that, coupIed with my personal
experience, I have come in contact in my travels with all
the world's champion shots, and have had the benefit of
their experience as well.
As a native Australian, I feel that my fellow-countrymen
These cuttings may interest Australian shots as are as pleased at my successes abroad as I was to secure
showing how one of their countrYmen was received, and them. The present and rising generation of shooters have
what was thought of him in Europe. an equal chance, by patience and perseverance, to secure ,
SHOOTERS AND SHOOTING
all that and more than I attained in my shooting career. I
The "Daily Mail" Special, London, concludes an article have come back amongst you more an Australian than
on Australian. English, Russian and Italian shots by when I left for distant lands. I come back fonder of this
saying:
dear old land of gum leaves than ever, and with the fervent
"Monte Carlo claims attention in winter. Perhaps the wish - "Advance Australia".
finest shot that has ever competed thereis the Italianshot, Always treat firearms as loaded. Disregard of thit rule is
Guidicinni, but at the present time the best shot in the dangerous. More people have been killed by the gun
world is probably Mr Msckintosh, the Australian." thought to be unloaded than by any other weapon. A
"The Jockey". Paris, in a long and interesting discourse careful renard for this will alwavs ensure
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on shooting, winds up by contrasting the perf~-mances of among your companions in the fiild.
the world's famous shots who have contested at Monte Kipling says in one of his ballads about the soldier's rifle
Carlo a5 follows:
- "You treat her as human; she'll treat you as such".
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AROUND THE T
S
Sunday June 15. 1986. Jeparit Gun Club. a popular
haven for many shooters attracted fifty mmpetitors to
their monthly tournament. This club isone of the few that
bas been able to hold female interest in their club
activities. It has been very noticeable atfie many clubs I
have visited over the last couple of years,.jyst how much
female support for our shooting has dropped off.
particularly in the spectator area.
Gwrge Steele from Mount Gambier S.A.. and rather a
regular visitor to clubs along the Victorian, S.A. border,
managed to win the Hindmarsh Hotel Double Barrel
Championship 65/65. George teamed with his mate Bob
Schleter. also from Mount Gambier, to win the Club
Deauville Doubles titles on the same programme. They
were the onlv air to shoot the wssible 20120.
captured overall High Gun honors.
Saturday July 28,1988. b4aryborough had its challenge
. shoot against Mount Gambier Gun Club. These two clubs
have an annual oompetition between a team of four
shooters from each club. over a set program. One hundred
dollars is the spoils for the winners plus a sash for each
team member. Tne Mount Gambier team of Trevor
Reschke. ~. Tom Mepaw. Phil Green and Bill Hetherinton
were too for l&q&o~ough. and won the money along
with the sashes at this challenge.
Trevor Reschke also won overall honors in the points
title on the program. Local lad Brian Werty won the
Double Bib1 Championship, and was top performer on
the day, winning High Overall honors.
Alf James and Neil Cracknell, after a long battle into the
dark. with Adrian O'Connell and Terrv - Coeall. - won the
~ea&iUe Doubles Championship.
See you where there is shooting.
Laurie Connors
BUMBURY HOSTS
Saturday June 28, 1986. The South Australian Clay
Target Association hosted their State Skeet titles at the
S.A. Gun Club. Good fields were attracted to the
iournament including trvu of V1ctol.ia'b: top skeet shooters.
Adrian Couscns nnd nrlan Thompson. Adrian Cousens
won the City of Adelaide Clinmpionship 87 87 and also the
Australian shooting Champio~ship 54/54,
BrianThompson also from Victoria won the Festivalcity
title 64164 and followed it up with the major title on the
program. the South Australian Championship 1331133.
South Australia's top skeet shooter Bob Dower shot
2471250 to win the honor of being his state's top scorer
over the program. Peter Caddy from Bannera won the
Veteran's High Gun 1671200. Brigitte Dower won the
Ladies High Gun 1661200. Adrian Cousens with 2081210
Bunbury Clay Target Club recently held a day of district
championship in Tower Points. Continental and Double
Rise, from which were also inmrporating club champions
of each discipline.
The first event of 25 Tower Points. Kurt Schinzig
outclassed the field to shoot the only possible of 75175 to
take out the title and also club champion. Max Cubic of
Collie was second with 72 and third was John Carbe of
Edgehill scoring 71.
The District Continental was won by Brad Day of
Edgehill, again with the only possible of 25/25, to take out
the A Grade Division.
B Grade winner was Michael Griffiths with 24 and Paul
Lange took off C Grade also with 24.
A shoot off between Michael and Paul for the club
champion was eventually won by Paul.
In the District Doublc Rise Championship. Colin Roach
was tho overoll w-er and B Grado wmner with 17.20,
defeating Ma- Cubic wlth 18.20, Colin also taking off the
title of club champion.
Paul Lange made it a double when he won the C Grade
trophy in this event, and at only 14 years of age, shows he
has the ability to become a challenge to many experienced
shooters.
The overall high gun for the day was'won by Max Cubic
with a total of 1111120.
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TAN STATE
NOTES
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME:
Each month as we endeavour to bring items of interest to
all shooters who read our "Waratah State Notes" - we
sometimes feel as if we are repeating ourselves - at this
point I would like to appeal to any shooterlreader who may
have something of interest - share it with us all. The 15
State 8Ielegat& cannot get to every club every month,
therefore we rely heavily on inPormation being sent to us,
e.g. outstanding perPormances at shoots, promising
juniors, break records, coming events, etc etc. It's aFREE
way to advertise YOUR CLUB!!
MARKET PLACE:
The N.S.W.C.T.A. have various items for sale, namely a
new badge commemorating the A.C.T.A. Golden Juhilee
casting $3.50 plus $1.00 packing and postage. also -
A.C.T.A. Car Badges - 510.00 plus $1.50pack and post.
N.S.W.C.T.A. Car Badges - $10.00 plus 11.50 pack and
post.
N.S.W.C.T.A.Ties-$12.00.
N.S.W.C.T.A. Jumper - $40.00 (made upon receiving
order\ ..-..,-
A.C.T.A Jumper - S40.00 (mnde upon receiving order).
N.S.W.C.T.A. Pockets for blazers can also be ordered.
REGISTERED REFERESS:
Does your club have any registered referees? I'm aware
that there are some cl'ubs who do not have any referees.
How about obtaining a rule bok and becoming a referee.
FROM THE NORTHERN ZONE:
The Annual Guyra "COOL 100 was conducted the last
weekendin July, andthewi~~erwithapedect 1001100 was
Guyra shooter. "Bud" Sweeney. Congratulations. From all
accounts the weather was certainly appropriate for the
"COOL loo"!!
INSURANCE:
One phase of cur sport which is probably more conPusing
than the rules is the old phobia of "Insurance".
To assist to clarify the position:
WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE
This --.~. in -. a - noliov which is com~ulnolv at law and
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effeated
by the club to cover any person who is employed by rhe club
- simply, it covcrs al'. employees who arc injured on the
way to work. nt work. or on the way home Prom work. This
cover is compulsory and any employer who does not insure
faces a fine of $400 for every day that his employees are not
covered.
PUBLIC RISK or PERSONAL LIABILITY
This is the policy effected by the ACTA to cover its
members - it is a liability policy and not, I repeat NOT a
personal accident pqlicy.
The cover offered by this policy is one whereby some
personor the club has beennegligent and, as a result of this
negligence, another person is injured or killed. Before a
claim can be paid, full particulass must be lodged with the
Insurance Company and usually will not be settled until a
judgemdnt is awarded by a court. In 99% of cases the
injured party (or his or her next of kin) must sue a person or
a cluh and, after the due process of law is finalised, an
award will be granted.
This cover is automatio for all registered persons and
visitors under certain circumstances. Each olub must have
a visitors book and obtain the signature of any visitor -
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then, andonly then, are the visitors covered. Further to this
- certain persons, suoh as ladies working at the club eto,
are covered if the club registers their names at the ACTA
office. This is most important and is quite simple for the
club secretary to enclose a note to the ACTA with each
monthly shoot return.
DON'T FORGET - this is a LIABILITY POLICY and NOT
AN ACCIDENT POLICY.
ACCIDENT POLICY - CASUAL WORKERS
This policy is really important but very few clubs do
anything about it. The names tells the story - it is a policy
to cover any casual worker (suoh as working bees etc) who
is not an employee and is working for nothing. If they are
being paid they would be covered under the Workers
Compensation policy.
I'm not sure of the current premium cost as it varies with
the numbers of club members - recently, a olub with 25
members took cut a policy covering anyone injured for an
amount of $300 per week (up to a total of 810,000 for any
one accident) and the total premium was $121.40.
I personally feel that this is a most important policy and
should be effected by every club - it would be a great relief
to any president to know that, if any person is injured
whilst working for the cluh - then that person would
receive $300 or any other amount that the club insures for.
If the cluh cannot afford the cost, ask your members and
I'll guarantee they would pay $5 or so for the cover.
In conclusion you have -
1. Workers Compensation 'Insurance - to cover all
employees.
2. Public Risk or Personal Liability - to cover you or your
family for any acts of negligence.
3. Casual Worker Accident Insurance - to cover you
against injury if you are working for the club and are not
a paid employee.
I feel that this may clariPy the situation, if not, contact
your nearest reputable insurance company and they will
clarify the matter for you.
A THOUGHT
"Never miss an opportunity to make others happy.
Even if you have to leave them alone to do it".
CLUB FACILITIES
Once again, I stress the importance to club executives -
presidents, secretaries and committee etc, to do everything
in your power to entice visitors to attend and return to your
club.
Some clubs put on afternoon tea, consisting of dry
biscuits and a cup of tea and charge 50 cents or $1. whilst
other clubs put on a beautiful afternoon tea and also charge
50 cents or, in some cases, no oharge at all. I have heard
many shooters talking and saying "you should go to X club
-they put on a terriPic meal and make you feel welcome". I
have also heard shooters say "Don't go to X olub - they
charge 91 for a cup of tea and a couple of dry biscuits".
Another avenue that doesn't cost one cent - walk up to a
visitor with your right hand out, a smile on your face, and
say "Welcome, thanks for visiting our club, I hope you
enjoy your visit". This will make you feel good and I'l
guarantee the visitor will tell others how friendly you were
- try it and see.
STATE CARNIVAL
Only one month to the Trap Carnival at Griffith and what
a carnival it promises to be - all events have been
sponsored and, with this guarantee, the carnival will be a
carnival to remember. Griffith has ample accommodation
(the Citrus Motel is one of our sponsors) and a visit to a
winery is an excellent way to spend a "blotto" few hours.
Most of us have shot at Griffith Gun Club and we all know
the hospitality that "Simbo" and his boys can turnon- See
you at GRIFFITH.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Don't forger che Annual Oencral Meeting will be held at
LheGrfff~th Ex-Services Clubon FRIDAY. October 3.1986.
Mark this date and attend as it offers you theopportunity to
have a say in the running of your Association.
BIRDIE'S PROVERB
"Some people climb mountains.
Before they are even in sight".
N.S.W.C.T.A.. P.O. Box 836, TAMWORTH.
(067) 65 9388 (AH).
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LET'S IMPBOVE THE:
STATUS OF OUR
GIIAMPIBNSIIIPS
At a recent Coaching Seminar, I was asked by a well
known Victorian Shooter, what could we do to improve the
standard of our shooting. The shooter was not referring to
the practical, physical and psychological side or our sport,
but was indicating that we should be shooting against
tougher competition.
I could not agree more, and for this to occur, we must all
try to compete with others whose standard is equal to or
much better than ourselves.
Overthe oast few vears. Clubs inour state amear ..
to hold
tw many Championships with the nett results, the shooter
is only a champion for ono day. Thrs lowers the valueof the
term CIIAMPION.
A few years ago. I rcmelnber acrendingn Club ~n Vlctoria
which was given a Commonwealth Championship. Fifteen
shooccrs attended, so the wlnrier (gwd luck to him), was
crowned Common~vealch Champion in that d~sciplinc for
one year.
Knowing the winner of the event personally, he did not
feel he had really earnt the title, because of the conditions
under which the title had been won.
To improve the image of Clay Target Shooting, we could
take aleafout of the bookof other sports disciplines, where
it is necessary to determine the best Competitor for the
vear. " -~
The car racing fraternitv set out certain races that
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each driver must cumpcte ru toqualify for points to see who
is the best and most consistent driver for thc year. Our
sport determincs chetopshoocc~~for rhcycnr inaparticular
discipline on one performunce in orre locotion on one day. A
true indication? I believe not.
The question now arises, why can't Clay Target Shooting
use a similar system to determine its State Champion?
Let's say we want to find out who is the best Double
Barrel DTL Shooter in our State for 1986. This in my
opinion should not be determined by one performance in
one location on one day.
If each Zone still conducts its Zone Double Barrel
Championships at different periods throughout the year,
and points are allocated as to where the shooter finishedin
the event, by the end of the year, we would have determined
the most consistent and best shooter. This person is
certainly worthy of laying claim to the State Title.
Example:
If the N.W. Zone hold the Zone Double Barrel
Championship as a qualifying shoot for the State
Championship and the shooter finishes third, he or she
receives 8 points. The same shooter then attends the S.W.
Zone and finishes first, then he or she now receives 10
points; a total of 18 points. All eligible shoots are
aggregated towards the Championship.
To be eligible for the Title, the shooter must compete in 3
out of the 4 Zone Shoots. The highest points achiever for
the year is then the State Champion. By usingthis system,
Clay Target Shooting can only benefit.
Benefits of this System are:
(i) The true State Champion is determined.
(ii) Better competition between shooters.
(iii) A wiUingness by competitors to extend goals beyond
one event will be fostered.
(iv) . . A better standard of shooting between individuals will
occur.
(v) A greater awareness of our sport in the public sector
will be fostered.
(vi) Better interaction between Zones will occur.
(vii) Participating Clubs will benefit from experience and
support from other Clubs.
Some possible arguments against this System are:
(i) More work involved in co-ordinating the scores.
(ii) Why should we visit other Zones, they don't come to
,.a'?
(iii) Fuel is far too dear etc, plus a host of other excuses.
We can all generate if we want to.
But if we want the standardof shooting to improve as well
as individual performances to be upgraded, we must take
some sacrifices.
Let us all work together to give our top Titles the
prestige, credibility and honor they rightly deserve.
Harry M. Brwksby
State Coaching Director
VALE
=s Helen Ward. Wife of Mew, passed away suddenly.
Helen was a member of our ladies committee for many
years.
VALE
Mrs Ncll Hoskins. First lady W e member of the club.
Plell served on che ladies committee for approximately 20
years. Wife of che lace Mr George Iiosliins.
VALE
Mr Greg Cowie, passed away suddenly aged 22 years.
Vice President of our club, Bffectionately known as "The
C:oach", Greg spent many hours working at the club
particularly after the fire in 1983, when the club was
rebuilt.
These members will be sadly missed by members and
friends.
EDITOR'S
Broken Hill Gun Club
ILBOX
I read with great interest Len Bird's "Thoughts" on page
9, July '86 issue.
I believe that my club is going one step backwards by
introducing a 50 target of (25 Hcp & 25t 15m) for their
$1000 event during the June Carnival Shoot. Previously
this event was a 30 target Handicap.
When questioned on their wisdom I was told that the
backmarkers, "have to be given a change". Now the 'D' &
'C' grade shooters shoot 25 targets beside a person with 50
and 100 breakbadges all over them. This year we had
approximately 50 shooters and other years approximately
100 to our Carnival.
What are your thoughts?
Fraternally Yours. R. R. Harrison. Mt Isa.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

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TASMANIAN CLAY
TARGET ASSOCIATION
The Annual Meetlng of the Tasmanian Clay Target
Assoclatlon was held on Saturday June 28. 1986 and the
followvlg office bearers were elected for the forthco-g
year
PRESIDENT: John Sturzaker - Tasmman Gun Club
VICE-PRESIDENT: Rad Cannell - Hobart Gun
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Jock Bryan - Dcvonporr Clay Target Club.
SECRETARY/TREASURER: Kaye Woods - Cressy Gun
Club.
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE: Robbie Elmer -
Devonport Clay Target Club, Stuart Browning -- Hobart
Gun Club.
I.S.U. SUB-COMMITTEE: John Murphy, Stuart
Browning. Leon Gray. Ray Garwood, Robbie Elmer. David
Ride and Kaye Woods.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT - 1986 '
Looking back on this past year. from an outsider's view.
it would seem to have been a period of steadiness without a
lot of noticeable steps being made - but as is usually the
case, a great amount of work has gone on behind the
scenes.
The most important step for Tasmanian shooters has
been the decision to stage the 1990 Trap Nationals at the
Tasmania Club. The meeting with the Division of
Recreation was successful in ensuring the State
Government's assistance with this venture. The success of
this venture depends upon the consolidated support of all
Tasmanian Clubs - in putting aside any differences and
joining forces to work as a team and not just as
individuals.
The second major project is the staging of an
Association backed tournament - run along similar lines
to the Darwin Gun Club. While this has only been agreed to
in principle. I feel confident it could easily become reality
as the general feeling seems to be in favor of such a
venture and, as previously stated, this type of event is the
best way the Association could use the funds it now has on
hand to benefit the full spectrum of Tasmanian shooters.
The State Carnival was once again a great success as has
been the case for the past few years - and once again due
to the sterling work carried out by members of this
Association.
The financial situation of this organisation has
continued to improve - mainly due to the Carnival's
success. The benefits gained by the running of such a
venture is proof that a sponsored shoot can be viewed as
being successfuly viable.
The professional way in which the duties of Treasurer
have been carried out by Kaye Woods has been, without
doubt, the major reason why the Tasmanian Clay Target
Association now finds itself in a very sound financial
position.
On the subject of Coaching- which we have all pondered
on and discussed for many hours - I believe that the
ability of the Coaching Director, Robbie Elmer, in this
important field is highly commendable and despite the fact
that Robbie's efforts are not always fully appreciated. I
hope that he continues in this position.
The one sad feature of this past year has been the
decision by Keith Wwds to terminate his involvement as
an official of the Association. Keith has been a major
contributor in this organisation for many years and it will
be strange for all not to see him at the meeting table. I
trust this Association can show its appreciation in some
way for Keith's oontribution towards keeping the Clay
Target movement going in Tasmania over the years.
On the plus side - it was great to see an old face return -
"D.R." (Don Taylor) has so much knowledge about
shooting, his presence is invaluable.
Reflecting on my three years as Pi-ssident of the
Tasmanian Clay Target Association makes me proud to
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have served in this office - the number of people I have
met and worked with during this time are too many to
name. I feel that this Association has stabilised its
operation during my term and has gained a reputation of
being well run and is respected by its own members and
other shooting bodies throughout Tasmania and the
mainland.
1 wish to thank all those who have helped me in so many
ways - with a special thanks to Kaye Woods. Without
Kaye's expertise and support the Association would not be
in the position it now finds itself. Thanks, Kaye!
Finally, I would like to wish all the Clubs and the
Association all the best Por the future and I feel the sound
base now established will lead to greater stability and
success in years to come.
TRAVELLING TO W.A.?
If you are and wish to have a shoot at the same time, all
you have to do is contact one of the following people who
will be pleased to give you the opportunity.
Albany Club
D. Slee, RMB 8524 ~lbany. Ph:
(098) 41 1608
Bopp Brwk Club V. Griffiths. Sutton Crt, Eaton.
Ph: (097) 25 2115
Bunbury Club G. Hyder
Mrs. J. Faach. 13 Bryant St.
Bunbury. Ph: (097) 21 2095
C.M.T. Club
Collie Club
East Goldfields
Edgehill Club
Esperanee Club
Geraldton Club
Katanning Club
Kambalda Club
Kojonup Club
Laverton Club
Leonora Club
Leinster Club
J. Fissioli, 59 Hodgson - St,
Cunderin
M. Cubic. 71 Atkinson St. Collie.
Ph: (097) 34 4512
M. Neve, 278 Hannan St.
Kaleoorlie. Ph: 1090121 1049
B. Gay, PO BOG 17: Dardanup.
Ph: (097) 28 1121
H. Miller, PO Box 403,
Esperance. Ph: (090) 71 2640
Mrs. L. Watson, 7 Caprice Rd,
Geraldton. Ph: (099) 21 1078
T. Catling, 'Carramar',
Katanning. Ph: (098) 22 7033
T. Vodden, 23 Needlewwd St.
West Kambalda
G. Holly, 'Fairview', Broomhill.
Ph: (098) 21 0068
A. Valenti, 'Windarra'. Lavecton
N. Johnson. PO Box 2. Leonora.
Ph: (090) 37 6131
D. Dewdney. PO Box 167,
Leinster
Narrogin Club D. Wiese, 'Yarranbee'. Narrogin.
Ph: (098) 85 9024
Newman Club T. Stingel, 14 Warman Ave,
Nervrnan. Ph: (091) 75 2066
Northarn Club R. Holtfreter. 17 Grev St.
Northam. Ph: 1096122 14i2
Southern Cross Club F. ~aicless,' C;O shire of
Salmon Gums Club
Southern Cross
D. Browning, PO Box 55, Grass
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Wagin Club
G. Harnersley. 'Jakessi', Wagin.
Ph: (098) 62 2042
Lancelin Club W. Dewar. PO Box 64. Gin Gin.
Ph: (095) 77 1012
WA Gun Club M. Alexander, 289 William St.
Perth. Ph: 1091328 7704
R. ~ r d lb ~ . o u n & Rd, ~ a ~
Crawley. Ph: (09) 386 8875
W.A. Shooting Complex T. Morony, 7 Bennett Crt,
Leeming. Ph: (09) 332 4891
R. Wagland. Whiteman Park.
Ph: (09) . . 249 2013
This list of contacts has been made available through the
W.A.C.T.A. and hopefully other states will follow their
example.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

49 YEARS A TRAP
SHOOTER
The Gippslander with the longest association with the
Australian Clay Target Association has died.
He was Les Mitchell, 73, a retired farmer of Trafalgar.
Started - ~ ~
in '37
ACTA historian Gcorge Blggs of Knoxfield recalls Les's
shooting trap u~ Blackburn in 1937.
Friend, Tup Pedersen, of Drouin, a former ACTA
president, said Les laid off shooting during the war, and
soon after he left Melbourne for an orchard at Trafalgar.
The pair met at the since defunct Moe gun olub in the
50s.
(Clubs at Sale, Yarram and Leongatha have also
disappeared).
~ ewas s a good single barrel shot.
But a Les Mitohell Second was a term for a frightfully
late shot.
As Les entered his 70s. and successes grew fewer, he
took up skeet.
His age and years of tracking a down-the-line shooting
made it difficult for him to achieve the zip that is required
to skeet.
Neve~thcl~ss
went to thc Natronal skccr carnival m
Melbourne last sprmg. a?d on on? of the several days of
shoormg won ;ul over G5 vctcmns' Jecrlon wlth 47150
He was a most agreeable competitor, he never
complained or made excuses.
He was one of the few who closed a gun correctly. . . by
raising the stock rather than the barrel.
He is survived by his wife, two sons who live at Trafalgar
and Traralgon and six grandchildren. He is also survived
by three brothers and a sister.
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1 MERKEL 203ET 129 UIO twin trigger hand
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Phone (057) 72 1208
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NORTHERN NOTES
N.T.C.T.A. NEWS
The N.T.'s second State Skeet Carnival will be held this
month in Darwin, with a full complement of events. As at
the time of writing, the programme had still not been
finalised, so consult this month's advertisement for
details.
Alice Springs Cun Club hosts the Masters' Games in
October, and a combined trap and skeet programme is
offered for a nomination fee of $50 for the shooting and an
entrance fee of $50 for Games ornanisation. -
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TroDhies are
in the forms of sashes nnd badges only. but it is hoped tl,nt
the office can arrnngc some reasonably attlactive oprional
sweepstakes also.
COURTESY CORNER
The writer was involved in the following incident. A new
shwter at the olub, on hearing his name called for a squad,
picked up his gun, closed it, with cartidges iq the barrels,
and proceeded to walk across the grounds to the second
layout in use. He reached the walks before being accosted.
Luokily, the rounds were empties. The writer arrived at
the olub, and was asked to take the shooter 'under his
wing' post haste. Understandably, the'newchum' was a bit
tense (to say the least), and after a low-key, but
concentrated lecture on safety, unwound and started
breaking a few clays. He finished the round reasonably
conPident and composed. As we walked hack to the
oluhhouse, we were accosted, first of all, by the gentleman
who was going to 'see him right' at the shoot, and then by
another shooter who was all set to tear strips off the
returning novice for his earlier unsafe efforts.
This type of incident reflects no credit on the club, its
officials (who should have spotted the novice and allocated
a 'buddy' to look after him), the person responsible for
inviting the shwter (who should have advlsed squadding
officials if he was unable to look after the novice), or the
shooter who saw the safety breach, and did not
immediately attempt to correct it. Fair is fair, we must
encourage new shooters, and it is for the benefit of
everyone if we smother these shooters with attention from
the time they get to the club until the time that they
become safe and proficient. Let's get it right next time,
fellows!
DUCKS AND DRAKES DEPARTMENT
August the first was the beginning of the duck season,
the announcement coming a hare three weeks before the
opening, from the N.T.'s Conservation Commission. New
regulations have been promulgated (again!) regarding shot
size and gauge of guns (10 gauge being allowed for geese).
If you're not sure of the regulationg for this session, it
would be advisable to contact the nearest C.C. outlet for
details.
"THERE'S NO RULE LIKE AN OLD RULE"
CORNER
Top End shooter, Phil Crute has had in his possession for
many years, a copy of an 1860 British book on shotgun
shooting called 'The Dead Shot', writted by a shooter with
the pseudonym of 'Marksman'.
It covers the many facets of the gunning arts, giving a
wealth of detail on all topics. The style of writing, although
obviously of another age, is still engrossingly readable.
Chapters include those of selection of a gun (explaining
why a muzzleloader is a muoh harder hitting gun than a
breechloader - 'those new fangled ideas will never take
on'); duok, quail, snipe, grouse and partridge shooting('the
French partridge is a much inferior hird to the native
British bird'); seleoting a gundog; courtesy and etiquette;
etcetera.
The chapters that particularly took my attention were
those on safety and rules for live pigeon shooting. Their
wisdom has been untarnished by time. In recent months,
we have debated the 'Refusal Rule', sometimes
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illustration and Title Page of "The Dead Shot': an 1860 Shooting
Manual.
ferociously, and it was most refreshing to read what rules
our counterparts of a century ago shot under. Clay targets
were not mentioned, whether from not being in widespread
use, or from being beneath the author's dignity to
comment on. With live birds, a field stance was required.
On his mark, the shooter was not allowed to either sight
the gun, or to have the butt above his elbow. On refusal,
"miss-fires", etcetera, consider the follo~i~lg rules -
11. If the trap be pulled, not at the time of the signal, the
shooter shall have the option of calling "No Bird" and
refusing to shoot, but if he shoots, the bird will be
deemed a fair one, and scored for or against him as the
result may be.
12. If the bird does not rise immediately, after the trap is
pulled, the shooter is to have the option of calling "No
Bird", but if he shoots on its afterward rising, it will be
considered a fair bird. If he advances beyond the
footmarlr, shoots at the bird on the trap or on the
ground before it rises, it will be scored against him as a
"Last Bird" and this is whether he kills it or not.
14. If after avinn the siPnal "Pull". the ~un should be
found u6app;d. wiwitht a tube, or impkperly loaded:
or if the shooter, through negligence, is unable to fire.
and the bird flies away, it will be scored against him as
a - 1n.t ---- hid -- -.
15. But in the case of a miss-fire, through the cap or tube
not exploding, or failing to ignite the oh- or other
accidental oiroumstanoes not attributable to the
shooter's ne~liaence, - - he mav call "No Bird" and olaim
another.
16. In sinale hird matohes. if two or more birds be liberated
at thelaame time (whether acoidently or otherwise), the
shooter shall have the option of oalling "No Bird" and
refusing to shoot at either; hut if he shoots, the birds
will be scored for or against him, as the result may be.
There are many more rules, and I was atmok by these
oentury-and-a-quarter-ago-oompiled laws, and the
commonsense approach. fie shooter was the person who
decided whether he would shoot at any particular target or
tarmts. Officials were present at the hoots to determine
sp~tsmanship, observance of rules, legality of shot and
charges (which section was also reasonably detailed), but
the shooter was master of his destinv when it came to
choosing hrs targets. We seem to have Porgotton quite a lot
over the last 126 years.
HERE AND THERE
No news is good news, so it's good news from Jabiru,
Katherine, Alice Springs, Gove and Macarthur River. Are
you still out there???
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

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DARWIN DIARY
After a working bee to finalise preparations for the
Annual Shoot, workers were treated to a couple of hundred
free targets. The catch was, that they were a mixture of
colors collected over a three month period on the grounds.
Fluorescents, magpies, yellows and whites intermingled
with the old standby, blacks. Also, to make things more
difficult, many had been warmed by "the hot tropic sun''
into shapes their maker had not intended. Strange to
remark, few targets found their way unbroken to the
ground, and no shooter was unduly surprised by the color
(or lack thereof) of the target. Point of the story is, that i'
you're aware that any color will emerge from the trap, it's
no big deal. And, if you get the wrung colored target in
competition, it shouldn't be a problem, either to break the
target, or to refuse to shoot at it. It's your choice.
The ladies are showing good form on practice days, with
Laney Grove and Vlasta Weis excelling.
Geraldton visitors Jack and Laurel Hartley are also
practising for the Annual Shoot. Many locals remember
their epic Double Rise shoot off three years ago, when
Laurel took the grade trophy away from Jack.
Phil Baldock is still scratching his head over the wiring
system used in a skeet layout at the club. After re-siting a
set of traps, test-firing gave shooters the choice of; singles
only, doubles only, or one trap firhg regularly with the
other one firing continuously. Anything for a chance, I
guess. After all, it's only skeet!
After a trip to Adelaide with wife Vera, long-time club
member Steve Lorman became ill, and is now convalescing
at his Stuart Park home. Here's for a speedy recovery,
Steve. We hope it's not too long before you're out on the
walks again.
Resident "Trenohologist" Dexter Barnes took another
trophy recently after a shoot off with Ken Selwood, both
scoring 48/50 in the event. The usually fiercely
competitive 'B' graders took fright at the 'A' graders'
scores. and left Joe Bell top of the pile with 35/50. Bob Fox.
shooting in 'C' grade (how did you manage that, Foxy?)
slauszhtered both his made and the 'B' maders with a fine
42/55. which Bob reccons should have &en 45/50 at least.
W~U done all!
Until next time.
F.N. Browning Trap Gun B1 (C) Chrome Barrels
ModlFull GlCond Cased $2150 O.N.O.
"C.G. Bonehill" English 129 SXS. SlOpening
Sellej. ExclCond. Cased $1500. O.N.O.
"Webley Scott" English 129 SXS BlLock Sellej.
28" barrels. Game Gun. Cased with acc. Mint
Condition. $2150. O.N.O.
Phone: B.H. (076) 32 2933
A.H. (076) 35 3187
WANTED
WINCHESTER WHITE
FLYER
in good condition.
Reply in writing with condition and price.
Secretary, Ru~daberg Gun Club
P.O. Box 781
Bundaberg, Qld.. 4670
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
Model K80
Trap, Skeet. Field Guns
Choice of barieis, gauges, stocks and grades.
Made in West Germacy.
J. S. MlATT
P.O. Box 48, Sans Souci, NSW 2219
Phone (02) 546 2354
CKINTOSH
INTERNATIONAL
RESULTS
Advice has just been received of the 1986 Mackintosh
International Trophy results.
A win in the open section to Australia by 19 points over
New Zealand with Canada a further 13 points away in
third place.
A quadrella to the Juniors who have streeted the nearest
opposition by a mammoth 75 points.
Not quite the same in the ladies' section where we have
finished in second place behind Canada who scored 1440
as against our ladies' 1429.
Congratulations to all concerned for the magnificent
scores recorded for 1986.
FULLRESULTS
Senior - 7KW Ladies - 1500 Juniors - 1500
Australia 7382 Canada 1440 Australia 1472
NewZealand 7363 Australia 1429 NewZealand 1397
Canada 7350 Newzealand 1418 Wales 1359
England 7255 Scotland 1355 Smtland 1355
Smtland 7190 England 1296 England 1333
Ireland 7133 Wales 1270 Wand 1325
Wales 7130
Zimbabwe 6833
We look forward to the return fmm New Zealand of the mveted
Mackintosh Tmphy.
W.A.C.T.A. REPORT
The month of July has been very busy for attending
carnivals of many clubs. The quarterly W.A.C.T.A.
Executive meeting was held on June 28, 1986, and a new
venture was commenced whereby I invited the Presidents
of 3 clubs to our meeting as observers. I was pleased to
welcome David Adams, President of Albany Club, and
Grant Hyder, Vice President of Bunbury Club.
It was disappointing that Boyup Bmk Club was unable
to be present. Also we were without the presence of our
National President Roy Holtfreter, as he wss chairing B
meeting in Melbourne, prior to his trip to the United States
as manager of the Australian team.
This W.A.C.T.A. meeting was something of a marathon,
as we had a great deal of business to attend to - next years
State programmes to allocate, which includes two
Nationals, W.A.C.T.A. Carnival in October to organise.
plus many lengthy reports to receive.
One report from Reg Wagland. Complex manager,
concered the sale of clay targets to clubs, and after six
months seems to be running well. I am pleased to see that
you are keeping our State Coaching Director, Murray
Alexander. verv busv. He tells me that he is barelv findine
time to do a& work. He has countrv coachike tri~i
~~ ~
planned for Southern Cross, Koolan Island - Derby, and
Esperance. We thank you Murray Por the tremendous job
you are doing.
Cont'd over page.
Page 15

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Cont'd from previous page.
Vice President John Fissioli is organising an I.S.U.
training squad with the help of John Harris as coach. If
you are interested in improving your skills in this type of
shooting, see either of those two, A. Forsherg, Bob
Thomson, Vince Marney, Lex Shipp or Joe Coci.
At the W.A.C.T.A. meeting I was proud to be wearing my
new State Blazer at last. It was a long wait, but well worth
it. These are now available as you are aware. Also jumpers
are now available, black with a yellow logo. The first 30
sold quickly and more are now on order.
On July 5 and 6.1 travelled to Leonora for their Carnival
which included two State events. I must congratulate Jim
Neve for winning the State Tower D/B Pts and Neil
Johnson for the State Walk Up. The weekend was a little
chilly to say the least, but with the help of some Scottish
Distillers some of the cold was kept at bay dong with a
great deal of hospitality from the local members, and a
very pleasant time was held by all.
President Ken Winters and his committee are to be
congratulated on a well run shoot, with a fine array of
trophies including some gold nuggets.
Next on to Narrogin on July 19 and 20, where again the
trophies (mostly sponsored) were of a very high order. I
was also impressed with the expertise of Ross Eckersley.
President and his committee in running a most successful
carnival. Also I must thank them all for the hos~italitv
shown - ~ ~ me - and the W.A.C.T.A. Secret-
~
Rass
~ ~ ~
A~rlo

Please find listed below motel accommodation
available in Wagga, for the
coming Skeet Nationals in November.
Allonville, Sturt Highway, (069) 22 7269.
Ashmont Golf View, Sturt Highway,
(069) 31 1633.
Astor, Edward St., (069) 21 4328.
Burringa, Plumpton Rd., (069) 22 3100.
Carriage House, Sturt Highway, (069)
22 7374.
Country House (Homestead), Sturt
Highway. (069) 22 7256.
Garden City (Homestead), Day St., (069)
21 3646.
The Junction Motel, 146 Ashmont Ave,
Waasa. (069) 31 2081.
KO~; (~omestead), Tompson St., (069)
21 6366.
Mercury, Sturt Highway, (069) 22 7220.
Old Waaaa Inn, Tarcutta St., .. 10691 ,
21 6444:"
Palm & Pawn HIM (Flag), Hampden
Ave, (069) 21 4918.
Prince of Wales IFlaa). . Fitzmaurice St..
"3,
(069) 21 1922.
Red Steer HIM, Olympic Way. (069)
21 1344.
Town House (Flag), Morgan St., (069)
21 4337.
Zebra Club, Morgan St., (069) 21 3986.
Park, Tarcutta St., (069) 21 4301.
Pavilion (Flag), Kincaid St., (069)
21 6411.
The Squatters Own, Tarcutta St., (069)
21 5400.
USTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

~ .,-,
PROGRAMS AND
CLUB CONTENTS
Northern Territory .................. .18 Victoria.. .................................. -46
Queensland ............................. .20 Western Australia ................... .6 1
New South Wales .....................29 Tasmania .................................63
South Australia ........................41
CLUB NEWS
NAROOMA BOWLING CLUB - GUN CLUB
The Committee for 1986187 is as follows: President -
Brian Mead, Ph: 762 625; Treasurer - Denis Lavis,
Princes Highway. Turlinjah N.S.W. 2537 Vic Moruy.
Secretary - Graeme Newman, Princes Highway,
Turlinjah N.S.W. 2537 Vic Momy.
KERANGCLAYTARGETCLUB
At the annual general meeting the following office
bearers were elected on May 27. President - Prd
James
- unopposed for the 23~3 year in succession, S. Vice
President - Bob Williams. Jnr V. President - Ken Burton.
Secretary - Fay Taylor (2nd year), Treasurer - Ivan Hill
(2nd year). Handicapper - Ivan Hill (2nd year). Shwt
Marshal - Bob Williams (2nd year). Publicity Officer -
Stewart Wilkins - (3rd year).
ROBINVALE & DISTRICT GUN CLUB
As of December 6, 1985 the above club has ceased to
exist as a functioning club.
HEFZviIDALE GUN CLUB
The following persons were .elected at the Annual
General Meeting and their positions are as follows: Hon
Secretary - Bill Dewhurst, Elmsley Hermidale Phone:
190, Vice President - K. Jeffery. G. Kilmartin, Treasurer
- B. Dewhurst, Committee - W. Powell, G. Kilmartin, B.
Fitzalan. J. Curr-s, C. Currans, J. Edgell, R. Sullivan. K.
JePfery and T. Hudson. Life Members - K. Jeffery, J.
Edgell, T. Neill, Patron - Mm V. Upton.
NEWCASTLE CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
The new Committee Members for the above club are as
follows: President - R. Wilson. 3 Elva Avenue, Speers
Point 2284. Secretary - P. Pritchard, 35 Marie Street,
Charlestown 2290 and Treasurer is MI' R. Carr, 3/47 Ridge
Street, Merewether 2291.
NORTHERN TERRITORY CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION
At the A.G.M. held at Jabiru Gun Club on June 7 the
office bearers for the above are: President - Jim Bitossi,
P.O. Box 1092, Katherine 5780. Vice President - Ian
Winstanley P.O. Box 1128, Katherine 5780,
SecretaryrPreasurer1A.C.T.A. Delegate - Mi- Dexter
Barnes - --- P.O. Box 42470. Casuarina N.T. 5792. Ph. Bus.
(089) 274 656. The secoxid delegate to the A.C.T.A. is MI'
Ken Selwwd.
SATURDAY 20
Commencing 1O.OOam
Event 1 Noms. $20
50T MARRARA SKEET HANDICAP. 1,2 & 3.
Event 2 Noms. $20
50T ARASURA SKEET C'SHIP. OA, A. B & C.
15 man STATE TEAMS selected on Events 1 & 2.
State Team High Gun to be shot off by the highest draw
Scores, afier the 15 man team score is shot.
NIGHT 7.30
Event 3 !oms. $25
50T N.T. STATE NIGHT C'SHIP OA. A, B 8 C.
SUNDAY 21
Event ...... d
- 50T STATE SKEET HANDICAP. 1, 2, 3.
Calcutta on this event: winner .... take all
Noms. $20
I 50T N.T. STATE SKEET C'SHIP. OA. A. 8. C. .~
High Gun over Events 1 to 5.'
TWO man team on events 1-5; per etual trophy donated by
TRISTAR MARINE ENGINEER IN^ $2 "om. each shooter.
donation towards NTCTA.
Five man Shoulder to Shoulder Team selected over the
whole program with the six highest scarps to Count.
Novelty Events time permitting._ Any krfher deta&contact:
Siae Secretary, Dexter Barnes Phone: (089) 27 4656
Page 18 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

CENTRAL AUSTRAL
MASTERS GAMES
Alice Springs --- Northern Territory
18-25 October 1986
The Alice Springs Gun Club will be conducting the following program for shooters
wishing to participate in the Central Australian Masters Games. The programmed
events are open to all A.C.T.A. registered shooters thirty years of age and above.
18 October - Day One
9 AM START
Event One Noms $10.00
50 Target Double Barrel 15 Mts A, B, C
Event Two Noms $5.00
25 Target Skeet Off Gun
Event Three (Night) Noms $5.00
20 Target Point Score Off Gun
19 October - Day Two
9 AM START
Event One Noms $10.00
50 Target Point Score 15 Mtrs A, B, C
Event Two Noms $5.00
25 Target Skeet Handicap
20 October - Day Three
9 AM START
Event One Noms $5.00
20 Target Single Barrel Off Gun
Event Two Noms $5.00
15 Pair Double Rise Off Gun
COST TO SHOOTERS
Alice Springs Gun Club Nominations:
$50.00 or by individual event.
Central Australian Masters Games:
$50.00 Registration Fee.
Total: $100.00
Central Australian Masters Games medals will be
presented to winners and placegetters in all
events, together with a medal for the High Gun
winner and placegetters. The High Gun will be conducted
over all events including both Skeet and
D.T.L.
Meals, refreshments and the Club bar facilities will
be available throughout the Event. Camping areas
and amenities are availsble on the Club grounds.
Event Three (Night) NO~S $5.00 The Alice Springs Gun Club reserves the right to
20 Target Double Barrel 15 Mts Off Gun alter the program without prior notice.
For further details and registration forms, contact either:
T.A.A. N.T. Government Tourist Bureau Mr I. Butcher A.H. 52 2629, B.H. 52 6444
Mr A. Gray A.H. 52 8563, B.H. 62 7500
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986 Page 19

DARWIN 8786 - 1Vtndy (23) 2UTCont OA&A T. \Vem 32-33: B D. Movn
192fI.C A Zillpoli 17.23 1Ol'rD I1 A: PCrove 1!1YO.B D Mmn 1520.C K
Uulllnlru~ 17 20 1" Pt D D D Slw~ll & B Hou~wv 20.2". P Wrra & T. Wain
17-20 15TTo\rerS U'L'.\Velr 1515.P.Scla 1315.2RdaSkcnc I\ M Weatan
2 only Serina Skeet Traps Hopper Fed.
Phone Normanton 102 A.H.
Cancellation
of two day shoot to be held on October
25 and 26.
The Program has changed to a one-day
and night shoot to be held on October
The program will include:
SOUTH WEST TEAMS EVENT
$800.00 CASH HANDICAP
DISTRICT POINTS C'SHIP (DAY)
DISTRICT DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP (NIGHT)
BUNDABERG GUN CLUB
INCORPORATED
AFFILIATED ACTA & QCTA 1
HELD AT THE CLUB GROUNDS, HINKLER AIR-
PORT, BUNDABERG
I
Saturday, October 4
Commencing 1 .OO pm
Event I Nom. $5.00
25T D.B. 15m A, B, C SIS
Event 2 Nom. $17.00
01s $2.00
25T D.B. 15M Trophies
A, B, C. Grades. Second place trophies A, B, C
Grades. Trophies best lady and junior.
Event 3 Nom. $12.00
01s $2.00
25T D.B. Pts. ClShip 15M
Trophy & badge OIA. Trophies A, B, C Grades
Trophies best lady and junior.
EVENING MEAL AT THE GROUNDS
Sunday, October 5.
Commencing 9.00 am
Event 4 Nom. $12.00
01s $2.00
25T D.B. ClShip. Event
Trophy OIA. Trophies A, B, C Grades
Second place trophies A, B, C Grades
Trophies best lady and junior.
SPONSORED BY I. L. & E. N. SERGlACOMl
SAND & GRAVEL
Event 5 Nom. $20.00
40T D.B. $600.00 Cash HICap
$450.00 Purse. Shot off lst, 2nd, 3rd
$50.00 cash divide in metreage groups. (11-15),
(16-20), (21-25)
1st 2nd, 3rd OIA Not Eligible for Metreage Prize.
(Bundy Rum Team Shot in Conjunction)
Event 6 Nom. $8.00
15 Pair DIRise 15M
Troehies ALE, C-Secomlace.tro~hies A, 5, C
SPONSORED BY WIDE BAY CAPRICORN I
BUILDING SOCIETY
Juniors & C Grade ladies 60% of total nominations
over the whole programme.
Over all does not take grade.
TOTAL NOM. & OIS $80.00
HIGH GUN AWnRDS 1
(11-15M) Ladies. Juniors.
Back Marker H.G. (16-25M)
SPONSORED GENEROUSLY BY SUNSTATE AIRLINES
DAY TRIP FOR ONE TO LADY ELLIOTT ISLAND
includes return flight, (Bundabera to island. lunch. reef walk &
glass botloh boat.)
PtESIDENT GIN0 SERGlACOMl 79 9203
SECRETARY NOEL MILLER 72 3646
TREASURER GRAHAM PLATH 79 8257
I
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

BURDEKlN GUN CLUB INC.
2km south of Ayr off Old Clare Road
Camping facilities on the Grounds
The Cornminee reserves the right to alter, postpone, or cancel any event on the program
President: A. Zappala
Box 313, AYR
Phone831160
Secrelaly: M. Fraser
44 Sixth Street, Home Hill
Phone: 82 2310
ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11. lpm
SUNDAY, October 12, 8.30am
EVENT 1 NO^. $6.00
15 Target D.B. 15m. S'Stakes EVENT 4 Nom. $6.00
15 Target D.B. 15m. S'Stakes
EVENT 5 Nom. $10.00
OIS each 30 & 45 Pts $1 .OO
EVENT 2
Burdekin Points Score C'ship sponsored by PHIL
'IS each j5 Target $"0°
JOST OF BLUE DOT TARGETS. 25 Target 15m.
ERIC QUATERMAINE MEMORIAL TROPHY
A.B.C. trophy 1st & 2nd each grade. Sash
EVENT
overall. Badges A.B.C. - Ladies &Juniors
30 Target D.B. from 15m. Trophies 1st & 2nd
Trophies sponsored by "BURVAL" of the
each grade A.B.C., Ladies, Junior and Veterans Burdekin. (Ladies and Junior 60% norn. Eligible
(60 and over). Trophies Ladies, Junior & Veterans
also for Grade trophies).
also eligible for grade trophies.
EVENT 6 Nom. $18.00
O/S each 15 Target $1 .OO
30 Target D.B. off 15m. Trophy event sponsored
EVENT 3 Nom. $15.00 by WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA. 1st A.B.C. value
$65 each grade. 2nd A.B.C. value $45 each
"ANCHOR IN" 30 Target D.B.
each
Holiday
Target
event
grade. 3rd A.B.C. value $25 each grade. Sash
donated by STEVE & CLYTHA NICOLAIDES. 1st
overall. Ribbons for other grade winners.
prize - $250 value, 1 week's holiday for two. EVENT
Nom. $10.00
2nd prize - $100 value, a weekend holiday for
01s each 10 Target $1 .OO
two at South Mission Beach, opp. Dunk Is. (Both
"TOYOTA TROPHY EVENT" 30 Target D.B. off
handicap. Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd. 1st prize -
taken off peak season). 3rd prize - donated by
TUBEMAKERS WILLIAM ADAMS METAL
Silver tray and coffee set, value $150. 2nd prize
CENTRE. Trophy value $60.
- Silver ice bucket, value $85. 3rd prize -
Silver tray, value $50.
EVENT 8a Nom. $9.00
15 Target D.B. 15m $100 cash cornp. div.
Saturday Night EVENT 8b ' Nom. $9.00
SOCIAL & CALCUTTA (Auction 7.30 start).
15 Target D.B. i5m $100 cash comp. div.
Calcutta to be decided on Sunday 12th October Shooters nominating for 8a and 8b eligible for
over Event 5. (Both Barrels Equal Scoring for $75 for overall each grade A.B.C. divided 60%,
Calcutta) and Event 6.
30%, 10% Comp. Div.
HIGH GUN TROPHY and SASH over whole weekend. Trophy for runner-up. Also High Gun Trophy for Sunday. Points to count all ~igh-
Guns. High Gun Sash for Juniors and Veterans (60 and over). Overall Hi h Gun Trophy - Browning Bar .22 semi automatic rifle value
$369, donated by MURRAY GREENSLADE OF "SHOOTERS WAREH~USE" TOWNSVILLE. Sunday Hlgh Gun Trophy donated by
MABS HALL OF "HALLS FIREARMS'TOWNSVILLE.
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $104.00 (Including Opt. Sweepstakes)
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986 Page 21

GYMPIE CLAV TARGET
CLUB INC.
Banks Pocket Road, GYMPIE, Queensland
ANNUAL GOLD
RUSH SHOOT
11th and 12th October, 1986
NEW PROGRAM .
$1500 value in trophies
Saturday 1 lth October, 1986.
12.00 noon Start
EVENT 1
25 Target Cash ~ivide, 15m
EVENT 2
25 Target S.B. C'ship OIA M.A.B.C. Grades,
2nd all orades
EVENY 3
25 Target D.B. 15m M.A.B.C. Grades, 2nd all
nradns
?,.----
Saturday Night. Roast pig and lamb on spit.
Hot dinner. Calcutta Auction at Club.
Sunday, 12th October, 1986,
9.00 am Start
EVENT 4
25 Target D.B. 15m AA.A.6.C. Grades, 2nd each
grade.
EVENT 5
25 Target Gold Event 15m OIA M.A.B.C.
Grades, 2nd each grade
EVENT 6
25 Target Mary Valley C'ship 15m. Badge and
trophy each grade. O/A, weekend for two at Tin
Can Bay Motel.
EVENT 7
25 Target D.B. Cont. C'ship 15m OIA M.A.B.C.
Grades, 2nd each grade
Overall Highgun donated by Winchester. AA.A.6
& C High Guns. Veterans Trophy and Ladies and
Junior Highguns.
Gold Cup Teams event conducted on Event Six.
$200 Jackpot to be shot.
60% Noms Juniors and Veterans
TOTAL NOMS FOR PROGRAM INCLUDING
OPTIONAL SWEEPS $72.00
Accommodation, Hilltop Motel, Bruce Highway,
(071) 82 3577
Fox Glen Motel, Bruce Highway, (071) 82 3199
Secretary: G. Dune
President: G. Foster
(071) 82 5354 (071) 82 1974
The committee reserves the right to alter the pmgram
CLUB (INC.) QLD.
MT. PETRIE ROAD, BELMONT, BRISBANE,
PHONE: 398 4555
SEPTEMBER 986
SHOOT PROGRAM
SUNDAY 14, TRENCH 10.00am
50 Target Graded S'Stakes
High Gun Badges
TOTAL NOMS. $24.00
SUNDAY 21: SKEET 9.30am
TOTAL NOMS $26.00
SATURDAY 27lSUNDAY 28 I.S.U.
SKEET
Commencing 12 noon 27th and loam 28th
State Teams Elimination 200 Targets $50.00
EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00
20 Target DIB S/S M.A.B.C.
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Warana C'ship AA.A.6.C. Badge
overall
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
Bauman Cup 25 Target Handicap
Cup OIA and best 11-15, 16-20, 21-25
EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00
Warana Medley. Trophies AA.A.6.C.
10 Target DIB; 10 Target Points; 5 pr DIR
TOTAL NOMS. $30.00
High Gun on Events 1-4
Stevens & Sons and D. & S. Follett
Annual High Gun
The commrttee reserves the rlght to alter pmgram
Page 22
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NE'NS - SEPTEMBER 1986

DON'T" FORGET!
BALLANDEAN GUN CLUB
NGLE BARREL
STATE N
Saturday 18th October, 1986 Commencing
1.30 pm
Event 1 Nom. $10.00
25 Targets Cash 15 metres A, B & C
50% Return to Shooters
Event 2 Nom. $12.00
25 Targets Granite Belt Double Barrel Championship
15 metres
Badge and trophy overall. Badge and trophy A, B &
C Grades
Overall Trophy donated by Dick De Luca
ROCKHAMPTOW
GUN CLUB
I 25th-26th October, 1986
For Accommodation:
Albert Court Motel Ph. 079-277433
Motel Centre Point Ph. 079-278844
Motel Rocky Ph. 079-274944
Simpsons Motel Ph. 079-277800
1 Ramblers Caravan Park Ph. 079-282084
R'ton Municipal Caravan
Park Ph. 079-23779
Shower facilities and camping available
on club grounds.
NIGHT EVENTS
Event 3 Nom. $4.00
10 Targets Double Barrel Cash 15 metres
A, B & C Grades 50% Return to Shooters
Event 4 Nom. $18.00
50 Targets Queensland Single Barrel Night Championship
15 metres
Badge and trophy overall. Badge and trophies A, B
& C Grade first
BBB Tea
0ve;all High Gun. Veterans High Gun
11-14 metre C Grade High Gun
President: R. 8. Sonego
Phone (076) 85 3249
Secretary: M. Wise
Phone (076) 84 11 10
* Refreshments * Ammunition
available
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

Srb 38-39: A: W. Chnndler37-39: B: A. McPherson 34.35: C: J. Rafgers 28-30.
Cash Hcp3M'DB: 20.25": G. Johnston 25.30',16-19m: 0. Sehmidt, J. Webber
bath 29-30: 11.15m: R. Waugh. S. Pioona both 29.30. a ce River Team Shmc
3M' PIS 16m: Blackall. K. Har111. K. Srb. J. Webbu. A. Olsen. F. MaEwen
317.380. HG: K. Srb 85-80. OA HG (2 days): G. MoPherson 224-240. 11-lSm
14-20L.Ziesemer. D. Sandere.G.C.FsrriersU 13.20.20TMnt 15m:
D. Sandera, G. Kocho both 20-20, G.C. Perrier. J. Ferrior both 19.20. HG: J.
TOOWOOMBA CLAY
TARGET CLUB ING.
OCTOBEWOVEMBER
SHOM
PROGRAM
Saturday & Sunday October 18 & 19
200 Taraet Australian Skeet - IncorD -
POR~ER-STEVENS Skeet shield.
Saturday Night 7pm.
QUEENSLAND S.B. AND POINTS NIGHT
TOWER CHAMPIONSHIPS.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9 - ALL DAY TRAP
Aldo Sceresini Deauville Doubles Championship.
Wells-Donovan Trap Team Cup.
State WINCHESTER JUNIOR event.
Saturday & Sunday November 22 & 23
200 Target I.S.U. Skeet Program.
Full details October CTSN.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

Can you really afford to miss it?
SCRUBBY CREEK GUN CLUB INC.
PRESENTS ITS
3rd ANNUAL
TWO DAY SHOOT
OCTOBER 4th & 5th, 1986
oay 1 - commencing Sam EVENT 4 Noms. $8.00
10 PR. DIR - 15M
EVENT 1 Noms. $8.00 Tro~hies Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
Opt. Sweeps $2.00
Day 2 - commencing Sam
2OT DIB Scrubby Creek C'ship - 15M EVENT 5 ~oms. $10.00
Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
20T ~ ts. "Patterson Memorial" off 15M.
Badges A, 6, C grades.
Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd.
EVENT 6 Noms. $30.00
"The Scrubby 1500" 40T DIB Handicap
EVENT 2 Noms. $8.00 $250 (11-15) M, $250 (16-19) M, $250 (20-25) M. $250 1st 20T.
Opt. Sweeps $2.00 $250 2nd 20T. $250 Overall. Money divided 60-30-10.
2OT SIB Scrubby Creek C'ship - 15M
A calcutla will be run on this event.
Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd.
Badges A, 8, C grades. EVENT 7 Noms. $8.00
20T "Double Barrel in the Gully"
Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd.
EVENT 3 Noms. $16.00 60% Noms. B & C Grade Ladies, Juniors & Veterans.
Opt. S2.00 TOTAL NOMS. ............................................................... $88.00
............................................................
Trophy 1st. Badges AA, A, 5, C. TOTAL ........................................................................ 994.00
50T State DIB Continental C'ship - 15M OPT. SWEEPS $ 6.00
Overall High Gun donated by David &Julie Auger. Intermediate High Gun donated by Pall Mall (15-16) M,
Front Marker High Gun (11-14) M. Ladies' High Gun, "Low Gun" Perpetual Trophy.
Saturday night, Calcutta Auction, 'Sing & Swing along with Queensland's most outlandish Verandah Band,
"Mulga Madness".'
Camping facilities (no power), airstrip, ammunition for sale, all meals available. Free Sunday breakfast and
smokes. Bar operating.
Committee reserves the right to alter the program if ngcessary. Complimentary BBQ Sunday night.
For further particulars and directions contact:-
President: Rob O'Sullivan
Secretay Russell Lindiey
"Nungii", Charlevilie,,Q 4470 "Lamberl ', Charievi!e 4470
Phone Langio Crosslng 259 Phone Langlo Crossing 253-
Shooting Captain: Brad Marks,
"Bullecourt". Charleviiie. Phone: (074) 54 2425

~ ~ ~~~ ~.
14th September.
ANNUAL
SHOOT
CH GUN CLUB
Sunday 5th October, 1986
10.00am Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00
25 TARGET GREEN SWAMP DIB
C'SHIP - -. ...
Sash overall, 4 grade trophies, $60 value.
Sponsored by Patron Joe Herman
EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00
20 TARGET CITY OF IPSWICH SIB
C'SHIP
Sash overall. 4 grade trophies, $40 value
Sponsored by Olimpyc Targets
EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00
25 TARGET CLUB DIB C'SHIP
Sash overall, 4 grade trophies
Shooting Jackets
Sponsored by Stevens & Sons Sports
EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00
20 TARGET DIB HANDICAP TROPHY
1st - $160 trophy; 2nd -- $100 trophy;
3rd - $60 tro~hv. Back markers tro~hv . .
22-25th $25 value
EVENT 5 Nom. $10.00
20 PAIR GREEN SWAMP DIR C'SHIP
Sash overall, 4 grade trophies, $50 value
each.
Sponsored by Sellars Concrete Pty. Ltd.
11-15rn 'C' Grade High Gun $50 value
Open High Gun sponsored by Winchester
Veterans High Gun over 60 years, $50 value
Ladies High Gun - sponsored by Ladies Cornrn.
Ladies & Junior Noms. $20 full program
Veterans Norns $30 full program
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

T00G0011AWAH GUN
CLUB ANNUAL SHOOT
Saturday 13th September, 1986
1.30pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00
01s $1.00
Brisbane Valley Championship Points 20 Target
- Badge & Trophy - OIA A.B.C. 15m
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00
20 Target State Walk Up
Badges & Trophy A.B.C.
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
20 Target D.B. Cash Divide
Divided 60 - 30 - 10 A.B.C. 15m
MIGHT PROGRAM
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00
01s $1 .oo
Brisbane Valley D.B. Night Championship
20 Target - Badge & Trophy - O1A AA.A.6.C.
4 Ern
,.?,##
EVENT 5 Nom. $7.00
Toogoolawah S.B. Night Championship
20 Target - Badge &Trophy - O1A A.B.C. 15m
Sunday, 14th September, 1986.
9.30 am Start
EVENT 6 Nom. $10.00
01s $1 .oo
Brisbane Valley D.B. Championship
30 Target - Sash & Trophy O/A Badge & Trophy
A.B.C. 15m
EVENT 7 Nom. $8.00
George Rawlins Memorial Shoot
20 Target - D.B. Points - OIA A.B.C. Trophy
15m
EVENT 8 Nom. $17.00
$600 Cash Handicap - 40 Target D.B.
Divided 609'0, 30°/o, 10% in each division
(1 1-15) (16-18) (19-21) (22-25)
Calcutta on this event
190 Targets TOTAL NOMS. $76.00
O/A HlGH GUN - LADIES HlGH GUN
BARBECUE SATURDAY MIGHT
The Committee reserves the right to alter the
program
Clarrie Kassulke Pres.
M ra Dickson See.
Ph. (075) 83 1288 8h. (07) 265 4571
CENTRAL ZONE Q.C.T.A.
ZONE SKEET
GEMFIELDS GUN CLUB
20th-21st SEPTEMBER, 1986
Saturday 20th - 9.00 am
Event 1 Nom. $18.00
01s $2.00
50T GEMFIELDS SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash &Trophy O/A Badge & Trophy A, 6, C
Event 2 Nom. $35.00
lOOT C.Z.Q.C.T.A. CHAMPIONSHIP 01s $4.00
ea. 25, $1 .OO
501 Saturday Afternoon, 50T Sunday Morning
Sash &Trophy O/A 100T. Badge &Trophy A, 6, C
100T. Ladies Trophy
Sunday 21st - 9.00 am
Event 2
O/S ea 25 $1 .OO
2nd 50T of lOOT Championship
Event 3 Nom. $8.00
01s $1 .oo
25T Off the Gun
Trophies A, 6, C
Total Noms $61 .OO
01s $7.00
$68.00
VETERANS, LADIES & JUNIORS 60%
NOMINATIONS
HlGH GUN SASH & TROPHY
.LADIES HlGH GUN TROPHY
The C.2.Q.C.T.A Skeet Team will be selected over Event 2 and
w:ll shoot for their Zone on compiet;on of Event 2.
The rnagnif.cen1 Laurie Tseleov PerDetual Troohv will be
presentea to the champion of chainpions, shot ovei~Gent 2 and
the team shoot. A red, white 8 blue sash will accompany the
trophy as well as a replica of the cup. Our thanks goes to Laurie
Tselepy for his generosity in presenting this trophy to the Central
7""-
--..-.
The committee reserves the right to alter the programme should
it be necessaly to do so.
Anyone requiring accommodation please contact Central Zone
President or Secretaries.
Ail meals fully catered for.
Camping available on grounds. 12 powered caravan sites, hot
showers etc.
President: John Paul Ph (079) 82 2272
Secretaries: Vicki 8 Donna Deeley Ph (079) 85 4181
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
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Page 27

GYMPIE CMV
"I"ARGE+ CLUB
CUNNAMULLA
GUN CLUB
3
I
is holding a
C.OAGBQICU6 WEEKEND
on the 20th and 21st September, starting at
9.30am Saturday
Everybody welcome I
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
JUNIOR FUND
I am pleased to advise that a grant of $1000 has
been made to a fund designed to have juniors
representing our sport compete at World
Championships.
Subject to juniors fulfilling a selection criteria
determined from time to time by the International
Shooting Committee, it is envisaged that two
junior teams would be selected to attend World
Championships which are held every second
year.
Should you wish to subscribe to the Fund which
has commenced with a $1000 grant from the
Australian Clay Target Association, I am certain
that it would be appreciated by our junior
shooters.
All donations to the fund will be recognised in the
C. T.S. N. Alan J. Maher
...........---... -. ......... .............................
The Executive Director PO Box 198.
1 A.C.T.A. Blackburn, Vic. 3130. I
Please find enclosed a donation of S .................................
towards the World Championships Junior Fund.
Signed: .........................................................................
I doldo not wish my donation to be pilbltshed in the
I CTSN. 1
Page 28
JohnP.0". R Kennedy bth .ll.45
TERRANORA LAKES 13.7.88 - Cold, wlnrly ,281 2GT DB Hcp T Fox
~raeeick~2O.se, R. Potter 19-54. 1c~r
DR Ism: A: 6. Batterham I?: i: P.
Rnpnsardn 15: C: L. Grassick 17. HG SIS: A: R. Potter: 8: P. Rnpasardn; C: L.
Graesick. Lyon'e Strmed Shield between Texas and BsJlande&wae ehof for
in event 3 with Udean winning- the shield by 2 poinl.

Sunday September 21,
10 am Start
15T Point Score 15m EO CD
25T Pontello Bricklaying & Jem
Klean Services Point Score
Championship
88-110.
-BURY WODONGA 13.7.86 - Fine (46). 1DT EiO Pte: R. Ehlers, D.
Wittine, R. Petts. B. Lierson, L. Bahr aU 30.30. 20T DB G'ahip: OA 81 A: G.
Boyd 327.327. G. Rabinwn 326.327: B. C. Wood 38-38, P. Psrfzel37.39: C: G.
Andronicas 18-20. A. Larkins 17-U). Junior: J. Laid 16-20. 15T DB Hcp: L.
Bahr 26.26. F. Plas 25-26. D. Giftings 21-22. BM: R. Ehlers 20-21. 2DT SB
C'ship: OA & A: G. Robinson 24-24: B. C. Wood 23-24: S. Theobald 16.U). 25T
Skeet C'ahip. OA & AA: G. Robinson 37.37; A: T. Penney 36-37: B: R. Gamble
28-30: C: G. Andr~nicas 30.31. HG. Events 1-5 T. Pemoy 103.110.
BARELLAN 13.746 - Sunny but -1 (28). 15T American Style EO: 6
possibles: W. Corwi. R. Inin. K. Whytcross. G. Ceely. S. Popasidera nnd A.
Pnonne. 25T B-Uan & Diet Americnn Style Classic: 0.4: 2.5. StQNIIom. A: S.
Papnsidem. A. Peome: B: M. St-ore. L. Irvin: C: R. Ervin. L. Wisely. ~ ady
shooter: Heather White. m Hop Trophy: R. Irvin, G. McDonald. S.
Pnpasidero. FM: E. White. BM: A. Pnanne. Lady shmter: lala Charles. HG: S.
-"-"-;An-
25T "Rex Bown & Brian Samuels"
High Gun over events I, 2, 3, 4 & 5
$1 50 cash sponsored by Boyce
Holdings & Regal Shirts.
All C'ships Sash OIA, 1st & 2nd
trophies AA, A, B & C Grades.
Complimentary Spaghetti Lunch
Courtesy of the Sponsors
Vice President
A.H.6883021
A.H.6040125
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

20th ANNUAL EASTERN
STATES CUM TREE
CHAMPIONSHIP 1986
SATURDAY OCTOBER 4, Commencing 9.00am
EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00
25 Target.(one round) cash divide El0
Compulsory division 3 groups 60% 30% 10%
EVENT 2 Nom. $30.00
50 Target Trophy Event.
Trophies: First & second overall and first in each group. Sweeps on each
round of 25 Targets in respect of each group included in nominations.
Saturday Night, Dinner R.S.L. Memorial Club Boggabri
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, Commencing 9.00am
EVENT 3 Nom $10.00
25 Target (one round) cash El0
Compulsory division 3 groups
EVENT 4 Nom. $30.00
Eastern States Gum Tree Championship, 50 Target (two rounds). lst, Sash
& Trophy. 2nd Trophy. Sash and Trophy 1st in each divisional group.
Trophies for second place each divisional group. Sweeps on each round of
25 targets per divisional group.
TOTAL NOMS. $80.00
High Guns Overall, AA.A.B.C. Grade High Gun Trophies
Best Lady, Junior, Veteran (if 5 or more nominate) 1/2 noms.
The committee reserve the right to change the program.
Excellent facilities on the banks of the Namoi River for caravans and
campers.
Hotel and Motel accommodation available in Gunnedah and Boggabri.
Rotary Club BBQ available both days and all refreshments available.
Special thanks to tro hy donors: Akarm Dubbo, Metabo, Powerlight
Generators,-lngersoll- fi and air compressors and Winchester Australia.
Accommodation:
Gunnedah: The Plains Motel, (067) 42 2511; Overlander 42 2677. Billabong, 42 2033; Gunnedah MotorLodge, 42 2377; Red
diet, 42 6833.
Boggabri: Nestle Inn Motel, (067) 43 4305; Commercial Hotel, (067) 43 4361; Royal Hotel, (06 43 4318.
President: V. Eather
qecretaty: P. Duncan
1062143 45QO (067) 43 4377
NOTE: Cards. BOihACTA & FIELD & GAME CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AND WILL BE THOROUGHLY SCRUTINIZED BY
OFFICIALS.
Page 30 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

I
1
(Affiliated A.C.T.A.)
Situated on Palmers Island, off the Maclean-Yamba Road
O DAY OPEN SHOOT
Saturday & Sunday, September 20 & 21, 1986
D. T.L. & NIGHT TOWER EVENTS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 9.00am
EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00
25 Target BIG RIVER DISTRICT P.S. CHAMPIONSHIP 15m
A.B.C. Grade, $1 .OO OIS
EVENT 2 Nom. $17.00
50 Taraet D.B. YAMBA GUN CLUB CLASSIC 15m
lst, 2nd & 3rd A.B.C. ~rade. $1 .OO OIS sweep each 25 Targets
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
20 Target D.B. SWEEPSTAKES 15m
SATURDAY NIGHT - TOWER
EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00
25 Target NORTHERN ZONE NIGHT D.B. TOWER CHAMPIONSHIP
Trophies: lst, 2nd, 3rd
I EVENT5 Nom. $10.00
25 Target NORTHERN ZONE NIGHT P.S. TOWER CHAMPIONSHIP
Trophies: Ist, 2nd, 3rd
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 9.00am
EVENT 6 Nom. $9.00
25 Target BIG RIVER DISTRICT D.B. CHAMPIONSHIP 15m
A.B.C. Grade $1 .OO OIS
EVENT 7 Nom. $17.00
50 Target YAMBA GUN CLUB CLASSIC 15m
*** STAGE - ...-- 2 - ***
lst, 2nd, 3rd A.B.C. Grade. $1.00 OIS each 25 Targets
EVENT 8 Nom. $8.00
20 Target D.B. CONTINENTAL SWEEPSTAKE 15m
**" COMBINED EVENTS 2 81 7, 100 TARGETS:
* * Sashes for Overall winners .in A.B.C. Grade
"** Sashes awarded to shooters who score the possible.
Shooters Grade for Overall remains the same as in Event 2, Stage 1.
HIGH GUN over events 1-8, excluding events 4 & 5.
La'dies & Juniors Half Nominations
"Phono-Flite" Units on both Layouts and Tower Events
Meals ' Refreshments ' Cartridges at Grounds
Accommodation: Moby Dick Motel, (066)46 2196. Blue Dolphin Caravan Park (066) 46 2194
President: R. Welsh
Secretary: M. Welsh
9 Dean Place, Sth Granon. N.S.W. 2461 Phone (066) 42 3586
Phone (066) 42 3586
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986 Page 31

RIFFITH CLAY
4+H, 5TH, 6TH I
FRIDA
PRACTICE FROM 12.00 NOON - A.1
SATURDAY 4th - 9.00am
Event 3
SUNDAY 51
50T "GAMBARMS" S
C'SH
OIA Sash, Badge, Trophy
Perpet
Trophies 1 st12
Trophies Ladies,
Event 2 Nom. $18.00
50T "OLIMPYC TARGETS" STATE
DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP 15M
OIA Sash, Badge, Trophy plus Winchester Perpetual
Cup.
Trophies lstl2nd AA, A, B, C.
Trophies Ladies, Junior, Veterans.
President: Len Bird
Secretary: Jenny Burt
P.O. Box 836 TAMWORTH
(067) 65 9386 AIH.
50T "HORSLEY PARK (
SCORE (
OIA Sash, B
Trophies 1 st12
~roph'ies Ladies
Inter-Zone Comwetition fa
*
The Horsley
- quality at(
*
BBQ AT'
6.a
The N.S.W.C.T.A. gratefully ackr
@ OLIMPYC TARGETS f3 GAMBA
f3 CADBURY SCHWEPPES @ W
@ HOMESTEA
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

E TRAP CARN
' TARGET CLUB
DCTOBER, 1986
3RD
M. 8.00 PAR EX-SERVICEMEN'S CLUB
h - 9.00am
Nom. $18.00
01s $3.00
rATE SINGLE BARREL
P 15M
lus Robby and Pam Smith
lal Cup.
id AA, A, B, C.
Juniors, Veterans.
t *
MONDAY 6th - 8.30am
STATE TEAMS - LADIES - JUNIOR - OPEN
Cartridges supplied by Fuller Firearms.
Event 5
Nom. $21 .OO
01s $4.00
75T "CADBURY-SCHWEPPES" 18M
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
OIA Sash, Badge & Trophy
Trophies Istl2nd AA, A, B, C.
Troohies Ladies, Junior, Veterans.
Nom. $1 8.00
01s $3.00
IUNSHOP" STATE POINT
'SHIP 15M
~dge & Trophy
nd AA, A, B, C.
Junior, Veterans.
Dennis Hunt TrophGhot in
rction.
k *
'ark Gun Shop
liscount prices.
k *
Open Team High Gun - SashiTrophy
Ladies Team High Gun - SashlTrophy
Junior Team High Gun - SashlTrophy
TROPHIES SPONSORED BY:
FULLER FIREARMS
Overall High Gun - SashiTrophy
Ladies High Gun - SashlTrophy
Junior High Gun - SashlTrophy
Veterans High Gun - SashiTrophy
TROPHIES SPONSORED BY: WINCHESTER
THE CLUB
owledgee the following sponsors:
3MS O HORSLEY PARK GUNSHOP
'JCHESTER O FULLER FIREARMS
3 MOTOR INNS
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
ALL SASHES AND BADGES
SPONSORED BY
HOMESTEAD MOTOR INNS

U50.50.B P TurnrrMW.T.AceU48W.A Yaumnna.U.DavlsLath18.50.
C.A. Hemaon.0. Jones bothU.50.T Robensvni2.50. BOTPSC'ahlp: OA:..
Chlopctta 158.1(P. M: J. Kent 160185: A: B. Smney ISRIKB; B D.
Edmond. 142.153, C. I Lupmn 131.153 Cml lW D,B 15- OA: B. Ssrrney
IW.IN.M:D.E%a127L28.A D.NomW100.B P Tumrr37-1W:C.T.
RubeRgon91-103 Junior llG l'.Turnrr. Lildica1iG:G MllehoUOpenHG'B.
sweeney.
HAWKESBURY 6-7-86 - Rain. r-e. hot (night). 10T DIB El0 Sweep: I.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
12.30pm Start
EVENT 1
HERMIDALE GUN CLUB
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Full details next issue
Saturday 27 September $088
10 Target DIE Sweep €10 Hlcap
15 Target D/B off Handicap Marks
1st. 2nd. 3rd Trophy
PRESIDENT'S DOUBLE BARREL C'SHiP
25 Targets off 25 metres. Graded A.E.C. Sash and trophy for
Overall and 1st in each grade. 2nd place trophy each grade.
O/S of 50c on 1st 13, 50c on 2nd 12 and 50c on overall
h - & ~ ~ U ~ . ~ - HQ: ~ z P.
~ : Cmker
~~~ ~ - - ~
G-N - 20T IM) Hcp: C. Fuller 22-24. R. Ellem 23-28. 30 Dm
1-7: A: C. E.uUer30.30: B: P. Hewitt 28.30, C: C. Mffileehan27-30.25 DIB
codt h: w. Dsns. B. Cnmemn boo1 es.75. 0. C-em". C. Fwlrr. 1
M&& dl81.15. KG. C. Rlller 116.125 Shmung W Dm. H Cancl50 DIB
16m. lmt 25 LWB KC B. Buch- 24-25, B HI-a 27.28. C. McClashan
2828.2nd a6 D/B HIC C. 24.25, P. &ernn 24.28. 8. Eiigghm
23-26, 1st 25 DIB 15m P. Mffivire 25.25. C. Fuller. D. HMcock. 2nd25 Dm
16- 8. Davis. P. MoOuire. B. Buohan all 25-25. Reaident's Jnekpot: B.
-. HQ: B. Niggins 84-101.
0RGNFEW. - windy & mld (1%). 10T DB Eye Opener 15m: S. Bolte. 3.
Cuter. P. CRvn ell 10.10. ZST DB C'ahip 15m: 3. McC-. J.G. Bolte. FM. P.
CRvn. rn HcpTmphy: P. Cr-. J. McC-. P. Welmsley. 20T PS Sweep: L.
m e r . R. me, I. Hdle. HG: L. AlexMder.
GunlAlse-9-wintry(46). ClubPSC'ship:OA: M. Sargison 111-111:A:
D.EUia 110.111: B: O. CLulay 75-75:C:T.Ro~n68-75.mDIBHcpCLvb
Rophy: 8.0. Rentgh 23.24. T. Robeneon 22.23. M. Sargieon 33.35. XrT Afl?
mEUla.Dougsllim.R.Vuley. J.KentaU32-32. HG: D.ElIis.MacanshRay
armpULian between Ouyra. Invamll and Glen llvles mnducted on event 3 was
~n by O- team of M. Blsnman. 0. Wfith. H. Campion, G. Sweeney and
mEllis.~
QunlA 21-7.86 - Wet & mld (84). EOT DIB O Grd: AA: G. Soatt. M.
-,a. Newey dl W-SO: A: D. NO"%. B. sweeney, 8. Finoh. A. Mitchell
1st place trophy for each division of shooters handicapped at
25 Targets off 25 metres. Graded A.B.C. Sash and trophy for
Overall and 1st in each grade. 2nd place trophy each grade.
O/S Of 50c 1st 13. 50c on 2nd 12 and 50c on overall targets.
HmH GUN SASH-WETENTS 2. 3. 4 B 5
MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS - LUNCH AND
DINNER - CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE
Committee reselves the right to alter advertised program.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

DOWNSIDE
INTERNATIONAL
GUN CLUB
CHAMPIONS
Saturday, September 27, 1986
Start 9 am
Event 1 Nom. $3.00
lOT DIB EYE OPENER 15 M
Event 2 Nom. $8.00
25T DIB C'SHIP 15 M
OIA Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd each grade.
01s $1 OIA
Tyro C'sh~p in conjunction with this event for those
shooters who have not won a C'ship.
Event 3 Nom. $8.00
25T PIS C'SHIP 15 M
OIA Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd each grade
01s $1 01A
Event 4 Nom. $8.00
25T SIB C'SHIP 15 M
OIA Sash &Trophy, 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 5 Nom. $8.00
20T HANDICAP TROPHY
1st & 2nd each metre group. Front marker 15-18,
19-21, 22-25, OIS $1 OIA
I I
CHAMPION OF
1
CHAMPIONS EVENT
20 TARGETS
5 DIE, 5 PIS, 5 SIB, 5 DIB
Shooters to aualifv for this event
EVP-+ C
and grade'winn'ers events 2-4.
winners event 5.
B-B-Q TEA
NIGHT SHOOT
ent 7
PRESIDENT:
R. Slake
(069) 20 2043
10T DIB 15 M
25T DIB TROPHY
Handicap
will be overall
First group
Nom
SECRETARY:
J. Cameron
(069) 24 6458
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1986
L
CESSNOCK
Saturday, September 27,
9.30am Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00
20 Target 15m CID
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00
01s $1.50
20 Target DIB C'ship
OIA, A.B.C. Sash OIA
EVENT 3 NO^. $10.00
01s $1.50
20 Target PIS C'ship
OIA, A.B.C. Sash OIA
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00
20 Target SIB CID
Sunday, September 28,
9.00am Start
EVENT 5
20 Target DIB C.D.
EVENT 6 Nom. $20.00
30 Target DIB Handicap
1st $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $50; 4th
$25.
EVENT 7
20 Target S.B. C'ship.
OIA, A.B.C. Sash OIA
OIA High Gun
Ladies & Juniors half Noms. shooting
whole program. Camping facilities
available, lunch and refreshments. Further
information contact:
T. Turner K. peame
(049) 90 1648 (049) 90 4779
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Two Day Continental Shoot
ALBURY WODONGA
CLAY TARGET CLUB
1 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1 lam start
Z
*SKEET SHOOTERS NOTE
CHANGE OF DATE
OCTOBER PRE NATIONALS SKEET
CARNIVAL
NOW: 11th & 12th OCTOBER, 1986
NOT: 25th & 26th OCT. (CTSN).
Pe-. K. Boeanko both 9.10.65 hlT 15 DB 15 PS 15 SB 10 Pdr DIH. A: K.
Bos- 87-95: B: J. Mbbo 87-95: C: M. Gamfali 83-95.
HAWKESBURY 11.7-86 - Fine, mld (34). 25T PIS Trophy: A: K. Basanko
72.75 B: W. Roots 67-75: C: M. Gnmfali 56-75. 20T SIB CID: A: V. Gobbo. K.
Bosaokoboth 14-20: B: E. Zodm 16.20: C: M. GamlaLi 1520.
HAWKESBURY 12.7.86 -Pine. 25T Skeel Hcp: B. Waters. K. Warera. S.
AUotta. 5KC Skeet C'ship: OA: S. Subonj 47-50: A: K. Wilbow 46-50: 8: K.
Waters 40.50, C: A. Wn*eUng 43-50.
HAWKESRURY 1&7-86 - Pine. 25 DIB Sweep: M. Freestone. P. Farmgin
both 24-25. 2UI DIE Rophy: A: P. Farrugin 26.28: 8: I. Petrina 19.20: C: D.
TBit 18-20.20PiS CID: A: P. Far~gia55-60: B: G. Bayce 59.M): C: D. & C. Tnit
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NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB I
TY SHOOT
Saturday, October 25, 1 1.00am start
Event 1
15T 15M DIB El0
Event 2
25T 15M Olimpyc Targets PIS C'ship
Noms. $ 5.00
Noms.
01s
Event 3
25T 15M Ken Davis SIB C'ship
Noms.
01s
TOTAL NOMS.
SWEEPS
SATURDAY TOTAL
Sunday, October 26, 9.00am start
Event 4
25T 15M Seiko DIB Championship
Noms.
01s
Event 5
30T Grand Charity Handicap
Event 6
30T Horsley Park Gun Shop Champion of Champions
Event 7
10 Pair Mister Conversions DIRise C'ship
Noms.
01s
Noms.
01s
Noms.
01s
TOTAL NOMS.
SWEEPS
SUNDAY TOTAL
TOTAL FOR TWO DAYS
Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, N.S.W.
Telephone: 450 1775
PRESIDENT SECRETARY fREASURER
John Philipson Ian Bruce John Richardson
Phone (H) 949 4846
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116-170.
MOULAMEIN 19.7.&?-Fino, mild, ouorcnst (22). 1GTDB SS: A. Schirnler.
A. Am. D. Hall. P. Mnin, R. Weaver. A. hlih all 10-10. 2GT DB Twl: P.
Hutchinean. N. Harper both 19-20. P. Hutohinson 30.31.N. Horper29.31.P.
Main 19.21. 1GT DB Hop SS: A. Schirmer. 0. Icrnl. T. Smith. N. H-r all
10.10. 10T SB Hcp "Club Mug": OA: 9. Fraser 10-10.
NAROOMA 8-6-88 - Windy & overcsst (20). 25T Skeef: W. ATnokny. T.
Russell. T. Hayden. 1GT EO Ism: M. Hnyden 10-10. 25T PS 15m: A: T.
Ruaseu: B: T. Hnyden: C: D. Blewitt. 15T PS Hop W. Maokay Cup: B.
43.45.25TCont Hop: D. Blewitt 24.25. T. Hnyden22.25, B. Smith, W. Maokay
both 21-25. HG: T. Russell. FM: R. Elliot.
NAROOMA 13.7-&?-Pleasant shwtingoonditiona 17'C(28). 25TSkeet: T.
Ruseell 44.50. W. MocLay 43-50. E. Keollner 40-50. 1GT PS W CD: R.
Summemal. W. Maokay. R. News al127.30.20T SB: A: W. Maokny 18-20: B: R.
Elliot 17-20: C: B. Dencan 19-20. 20T Hop DB: B. Meed 20.20. C. Woodhouse
Is-2o.G. Negua. 15THcpBlllMnokay Tmphy: G.Nawman44-45. HGFM: W.
Mnokey 106.115. R. Elliot Jr 85.85.
NARRANDERA 19.7.88-Fine. wm(20). 10Pnir DIE: T. Sdolia 17-20. A.
Pnonne 16-20. 15 Pair DIR Nnmdera& Diet C'ahip: AA: T. SMin26.30: A:
A. Pnonne 25.30: B: A. Walker 22-30: C: B. Fwte 19-30. 20T DB Hcp: N.
McDermott 20-20, A. Pnonne. M. Stanmore. J. Adasdl 19-20. HG: T. Saia
(il.70
NEWCASTLE29.588- Skevl. >>'CWD. H Due. F. Md$vlb. C. LZsrguamn
all 21.25. H. \VnUler. C. Hughes. P. O'Urieu all 23.23. P Pritchwd 22 25. 501'
Gcd C'ah.0 OA K Fulwnnl 5OSO A W. (:lark .1150: U: LZ. Uuld\nn 4950. C.
P. pritoh&d 54-60. 25T Hcp CID: H. M e , F. ~ald-. W. Clark all 25-25.K
~~rward. W. mame both 23-26. A. M ~ ~ G. ~ ~o~liins Y . both 22-25.
NEWCASTLE 67.88 -sunny L windy:.i~a~, hirre\+eth.r D B c'ah~p OA
3 Fryer 38.38. ,\. R Cnrr 37.38. R A Grean 28?!4; C: L. I(ouuua&!ll 2427
hlere\*ether S U C'xhiu: - ~~
OA \Y G:rult 26.27: A J. Frver ?5.::7. D' 3 Durn
25-29: C: P. ~smberto;lzz-zs. ~&castli~u&l ~&kpdt: J. myel.
NEWCASTLE 19.7.88 -Tram BUT Conf DB Cm R. Wilson, J. hyer both
20.20. A. Green. J. ATeroer. J.-~very all 19.20. Merawether Dist SIB Coat
C'ship: OA: J. Fryer 30-30: A: R. Wilson 29.30: B: K. Drew 19-25: C: R.
Ed\vards 20-25. 20P Cont
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PS CD: C. Wolle 50.60. R. Wilson 60-60. J. Frver
57-60. K. Drew 57-60. NCLE Quali ~~ckp3t: R. ~ ilson 12.15 (~nokpot ;ow
6105)
NEW SOUTH WALES 18.588 - Very cold (?J) 1U1' UIU I5nl R Wad. D
,\ual~r! hill 10.10 Ch8~rlrx ILl8.vnxy h'lgl~t Skccc 01C BmwnL'5?5:?3 h
Nnlnr2.l 2525.45 K Scn8111 19-24.?.-> 2GTU B 15m Z\ C. Wotcrllouaa 1920.
B: k. ~m~ 1sho:c: R: Ward 19.21. EM: R. Ward.
NEW SOUTX WALES 21-&86 - Cold 1361, IOOT Trench C'shb: OA: K.
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
EVENT 4
101 Handicap CD
Overall, 11-14, 15-19, 20-25
Graded A.B.C.
20t P.S. Cash Trophy
lst, 2nd, 3rd & FM
High Gun, Inter High Gun
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13
Davis 58-75. HG: P. Zapantis 106-115.
NEW SOUTH WALES 28-8-88 -Fine. 5GT Skeet Gni SIS: A: J. WilberforB
50-50: B: S. Subonj 49.50: C: J. Philipsan 47-50. R. M e y 45.50. 50T Skeet
C'ship: OA: 5. Subonj 48.50: A: E. Knvwagh 46-50: B: R. LBiney 47.50: C: L
philipeon 46.51. ~noourngement ward: A. Isinoy. 15T DIB EIO 15m: H.
Theuniasen. V. Gatt both 15.15. 25TDIB C'ship: OA&A: V. Gntt 35.35: B: 0.
Beer 24.25: C: C. Abels23.25.25TPiS C'ship: OABA: H. Theuniseen75; B: 0.
Beer: C: C. Abelo. HG: H. Theunissen 114-115.
NEW SOUTH W D S 6-7-88 - Fine 1211. 15T DIB El0 15m: V. Gntt. I.
Bruce. 0. C. Niud&; D. ~~t~leraili 15.15.25TDlB C'ahip: OA&&
P. Aboln34.35:B: S. Caltibiano29-31: C: C. Abeln23.25.25TSIB C'ship: OA: I.
Bruce 27.32; A: I. Bruce 22.25; B: R. Ellison 22.25: C: C. Abla 22-25. 10 PR
WR: OA & A: J. Cuberina 24-30 Tnken; B: R. Ellison 14: C: K. Davia 11. HO
Badge: I. Bruce 75-85. HG Sweep: J. Guberina 69-85 Taken.
NEW SOUTH WALES 12-7.87 -Fine (IS). 15T DIB 15m EIO: F. Teylor, R.
Ali both 15.15. 25T DIE ~'ahip 15m: OA & B: A. 5wtiri 30.31: A: 0.
~edington 29.31: C: K. ~nvie 23.25. 25T PIS C'ahip: 0.4 & A: P. Zapantis
69.75: B: 0. Beer 66-75: C: K. Davis 85-75. HG: P. Zapnnfis 138-147.
NEW SOUTH WALES 18.7.88-Raininn. 10TDIB 15m: K. Small, D. Austin
both 10.10 Charles Hlovaty Nlghr Skrwt: UI: C Nmd#nZD.PB.23 R Lynlcy
21ZJ25:45. R. Wd202425. ZUTD UC'allip 15m:S: E Suum 152O.C R
WNd
~ ~-- -. 19.MI Bhf -~ D A~rallcl -~ E Stan0 K. Small.
NEW SOUTH WALES 19-7.88 -Perfect. 25T Hcp Skeet: P. Kouroupia, S.
Suboni. C. wiiberforce. J. Wariev. A. Ndar. C. Neudin. 3. Lee all25-25. 50T
Old sieet C'ohip: OA: 3. ~ethybridge 48-50: A: 0. Bedington 59.61: B: C.
HLavaty 47.50: C: C. Wilberfor~ 43.50. 25T Grd SIS Skeet: A: C. Neudin
25.25: a: a. xnatt 24.25 c: P. 5oantis 23.25. 15T Dm El0 15m: B.
~lux&der. 0. Llcdlnb?on. C ~ ~ 3 Gubormn. ~ d P. ~ Awl". ~ S Zufro ; J.
Smgleton nu 1515. 25'1' u l3 C'ahrp: OA & AA. G Rcdt!rman 134134. A B.
Alexunder 25.25. 8. H All 25-25: C. K Unvla 24.25 25T Hcp 11.13: C Aln4a
L3.25. I020 J S#nglrfun?5.25.2125: C. UedrnKfor1?3.25 HG B. Alrxsndcr
Austin 17-20,
NEW SOUTH WALES - 1OUI Trench C'shio: OA: B. Alexsnder 93: A: J
79.81.
PORT MACQUARIE 57-88 - Clenr. eunny. flukey SRV wind (25). 10 DIE
EO: nossiblea bv A. McWhirter. K. Mcmrter, R. Hwpr. R. Pritahard. A.
~arrbl. B. ~lrehanan. C. Cnghran. K. Nviil El Psmo M. loew llyprlaored W
nhol mmr Dm. OA 3 F$uml! S9.W: A: 8. Duchunun. B. Il Pr.tdlard. C N.
Fl,u>r8rrv OIrlclal orearntntiun of club lrlc membcrehio to D~bv Olsrn.
200 Targets 4 Championship
Events
GUN CLUB
Cordially invites you to attend their two day Skeet
shoot on 20th and 21st September 1986. We will
begin at 9.30am each day. The program is as
follows:
Saturday 20th
50 Target Pre National Skeet C'ship
50 Target Wagga City Skeet C'ship
Sunday 21st
50 Target Garden City Skeet C'ship
50 Target Wagga Gun Club Doubles Skeet
C'ship
Sash for each day. High Gun over two days and
Ladies High Gun
Ail Visitors Welcome
Camping on grounds, hot showers available.
For details contact:
Kerry Shanahan B.H. (069) 25 341 1, Barney Rooke A.H. or
B.H. 1069) 21 3894
lounda

Racecourse ReSe~e
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 12.30 start
Event 1 Norn. $4.00
10T PISCORE CID
Event 2 Nom. $7.50
20T DIB METERED ClSHlP
AA off 20m, A off 18, B off 16, C off 14, lst, 2nd,
3rd. Sash OIA
Event 3 Nom. $12.50
50T PISCORE ClSHlP
Sash &trophy OIA. Ribbon &trophy other grades
NIGHT
Event? Norn. $4.00
10T PISCORE CID
Event 2 Norn. $8.50
25T SNVEST RlVERlNA NIGHT PISCORE ClSHlP
Sash &Trophy OIA, Ribbon &Trophy other grades
Event 3 Norn. $8.50
25TlWEST RlVERlNA MIXED TGTS ClSHlP
Sash & Trophy OIA
Ribbon & Trophy other Grades
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
GRAbdD PRBX
OCTOBER 18 4% 19
BROWNING A5 AUTO
4 BRNO '22s
SHELLS GALORE
POWER TOOLS
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
LADIES & JUNIOR TROPHIES
HIGH GUNS
TOP SASHES & TROPHIES
ZZs RUN IN CONJUNCTION
FULL DETAILS OCTOBER CTSN
Committee reserves the right to alter the pro ram
President
P. Renwick
Zecreta
(058) 81 2341
(058) 81 2974
e. HZ
I
September
Taree-Wing ham
.S.U. Shoot
27 & 28
Northern Zone Championships Trench
and Skeet
N.S.W. I.S.U. Training Squad Elimination
Shoot
I Saturday, September 27, 9.00 am
Northern Zone Olympic Trench Champ
200 Tgts. 100 each day. Nom. $72.00
Sash overall. Trophy Ist, 2nd, 3rd each
grade
Opp. sweeps each 25 graded. $16.00
Northern Zone I.S.U. Skeet Champ
200 Tgts. 100 each day Nom. $72.00
Sash overall. Trophy lst, 2nd, 3rd each
grade
Opp. sweeps each 25 $16.00
Sunday September 28, 9.00 am
Northern Zone Olympic Trench Champ.
2nd 100 Tgts
Northern Zone I.S.U. Skeet Champ.
2nd 100 Tgts
Ammo Meals Camplng
Refreshments ava~labie
Pres. Jeff Quarterman
Sec. G. S. Blackman
Lot 4 Winter St.,
Berkley
Tinonee
R.M.B. lrwins Ad
Ph (065) 53 1027 Taree 24%
Ph (065) 53 7534
The committee in consultation with the N.S. W. I.S.U.
Subcommittee reserves the right to alter the program.
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GUN CLUB
2 DAY
September 20 & 21
SATURDAY 20 - 9.30AM
Event 1 Noms. $3.00
10T DB EO CD
Event 2 Noms. $14.00
30T Country Caravan Hire PIS
lst, 2nd AA, A, B, C.
Event 3 Noms. $14.00
30T Commercial Hotel SB
lst, 2nd AA, A, B, C.
Event 4 Noms. $14.00
30T Property Shop DB
lst, 2nd AA, A, B, C.
TO:
Australian Clay Target
P.O. Box 198, Blackburn, Vic. 3130
Please note my
Change of Address
...................................
Name: ..................................................
From: ...................................................
................................. Plcode ................
To: .......................................................
................................ Plcode ................
SUNDAY 21 - 9.00AM
Event 5 Noms. $3.00
10T DB EO CD
Event 6 Noms. $14.00
301 GTS Sports Store PS
Ist, 2nd AA, A, B, C.
Event 7 Noms. $14.00
30T Handicap Calcutta
Event 8 Noms. $1 4.00
30T DB 16 metres
lst, 2nd AA, A, B, C.
Total noms: $90.00
Calcutta to be auctioned after Event 4.
01s sweeps on Events 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Intermediate High Gun.
High Gun.
The Committee reserves the right to alter
program.
Enquiries:
J. Medcalfe G. Elliott
(063) 74 1289 (063) 74 4296
KANGAROO ISLAND 27.7.86 - Fine &overcast. some drizzly rain (12).
IOTElOCD: T. Bmker 10-10. E. Smith 8.10. G. Wemer.P. Jarmm. P.Hendy
dl 8.10.25TDlB PS 15m: T. Geyer 8s. P. Hendy 65. E. SmiUlS4. 15 pair DIn
C'ahip: E. Smith 29-35, P. Hendy 27-35, N. Liteter 19.30. 15 Pair DID: E.
Smith ~ ~ kR. ~~ ~ Smith ~~~ ~~~ 12-16.
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LAKE N.BE~T 6786 - Cvol d overcast (23). 3 w ~cdluy: OA b; A: U.
Ber.Lltr 41351). R Nlrns4750 U:S Aplr.lhmp51W.K SUorhrrS0.W C R
h

Presents
AT CEDUNA, SEPTEMBER 13 & 14,1986
loam Start each day
SATURDAY 13: SUNDAY 14:
100 Targets Ball Trap
24 Trophies compliments
of ESANDA Limited
1. 5 Targets Eye Opener
2. 25 Targets Points 15m
3. 25 Targets Double Barrel Handicap
4. 25 Targets Single Barrel Handicap
5. 25 Targets Double Barrel 15m

LAKE ALBElRT GUN CLUB
2 DAY SHOOT
OCTOBER 4 & 5
OPENING OF NEW GROUNDS
Situated %km DOWN FIELD ROAD
Turn off opposite Hospital .
Saturday, 12 NOON
OFFICIAL OPENING
EVENT 1
25 Target H'cap CID Meterage groups
EVENT 2
25 Target Pelican Point PS C'ship
Lady, Junior & High Gun Prizes
Pig and Lamb on spit tea and Club Calcutta
Saturday night
Sunday, 11.00am
EVENT 1
25 Target Lakes & District DB C'ship
Winner eligible to shoot in Andrews Family
Champion of Champions at Bordertown.
1 BARMEWGUNCLUB 1
INC.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 3.00pm
1 Club Anniversary Skeet C'ship
Graded OIA & 2 Grade winners
Nom. $7.00
2 DTL SWEEPS
3 Barrnera Hotel Bistro for Tea
4 State Night S.B. C'ship
50 Target Graded OIA & 2 grade winners
Nom. $15.00
5 State Night Skeet C'ship
50 Target Graded OIA & 2 Grade winners
Nom. $15.00
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1.00pm
1 El0 10 Target D.B. 15rn Sweep
Nom. $3.00
2Clcb D.B. C'ship 25 Target Graded Sash & Hotel
trophy OIA & 2 Grade winners
Nom. $7.00
3Clarks Super Foods Skeet H'cap, lst, 2nd, 3rd
Nom. $7.00
Delrosa Wines High Gun
Barbecue Tea
Acc~mmodatlon - Barmera Hotel Motel, Phone
CHANGE OF DATE
INTERNATIONAL GUN CLUB
(In consideration of Alexandra Gun Club (SA)
Birthday Shoot)
Will shoot on Saturday September 27
instead of
Sunday September 20
EVENT 2
50 Target Blue Wing DB C'ship
Shot in conjunction with Meningie Hotel Shield
Team Shoot.
Lady, junior & High Gun Prizes.
RHONDA AYRES HIGH GUN OVER 2 DAYS
BBQ Lunch and Afternoon Tea.
Trophy donors: L. & T. Selby
Sashes donated by A. & E. Williams
Sec. E. Johncock (085) 72 7276
Pres. K. Strother (085) 75 4120
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$500.00
ALL r ~ ~ JACKPO~ ~ f l
MONARTO CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
(Situated at the Monarto Shooting Complex)
Saturday 25th October and Sunday 26th October
Saturday 25th October, 1986.
Shooting will commence at 12 noon sharp
EVENT 1 (25 tgt, 15m) NOM. $8.00
DAlSH IRRIGATION DIB CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each grade. Troph~es 1st & 2nd ABC plus Ladles trophy
EVENT 2 (25 tgt, 15m) NOM. $8.00
MONARTO & DISTRICT TEAM SHIELD SHOOT
Shot In conjunctron w~th the Monarto Plains DIB Clship
Sash each Grade. Trophies 1st & 2nd ABC plus Ladles trophy
EVENT 3 (25 tgt, 15m) NOM. $8.00
BAKER BOY CUP POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each Grade Trophies 1st & 2nd ABC plus Ladles trophy
HlGH GUN ON EVENTS 1, 2 & 3
PRESENTATIONS FOLLOWED BY TEA - ROAST LAMB AND PIG ON SPITS
SATURDAY NIGHT CALCUTTA 'HIS' AND 'HERS'
Sunday 26th October 1986
Shooting will commence at 11 am sharp
EVENT 1 (30 tgt, 15m) NOM. $8.00
CLEM THOMAS MEMORIAL MIXED TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP
10 DiB, 10 SIB, 10 PIS.
Overall and perpetual trophy. Sash each grade. Troph~es 1st & 2nd ABC plus Ladies trophy
(OIA wlnner elrg~ble for Mack Famlly Trophy Shoot)
EVENT 2 (25 tgt, 15m) NOM. $8.00
COCA-COLA BOTTLERS POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
Shot In conjunction w~th the Shell Shield Team Shoot
$500 to wlnnlng team plus troph~es to wlnnlng 'C' Grade team. Sash each grade. Trophies 1st & 2nd
ABC plus Ladies Trophy
EVENT 3 (25 tgt, 15m) NOM. $12.00
MONARTO GRAND ANNIVERSARY DIB CHAMPIONSHIP
Sash each Grade. Troph~es 1st & 2nd ABC plus Ladles trophy
HlGH GUN ON EVENTS 1, 2 & 3
OVERALL HlGH GUN TROPHY (2 DAYS) DONATED BY WINCHESTER AUST.
OVERALL HlGH GUN SASH DONATED BY GEORGE STEELE
GRADE SASHES & JUNIOR SASH DONATED BY S. GILLMAN PTY. LTD.
LADIES HlGH GUN SASH & TROPHY DONATED BY R. & I. CRlBB
PRESENTATIONS FOLLOWED BY BBQ TEA
VETERANS (over 60 years), LADIES & JUNIORS ALL 112 NOMS.
Limited Caravan Parking available on site. Toiletlshower facilities.
Alternative accommodation available in Murray Bridge if required.
FULL CANTEEN FACILITIES
1 ** TEAM EVENTS. Team to consist of shooters . of the Club at which they are registered with the
A.L. I .A.
WINCHESTER JUNIOR SHOOT shot in conjunction with Event 2, Saturday
*Our Club thanks all of our sponsors for their support*
For further enquiries . . . Secretary RUTH MICHELL (085) 32 2686
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S.A. GUN CLUB (Inc.)
Saturday Oct. 4, 12.00 Noon
75 TRENCH
75 ISU SKEET
(Fluoro Red Targets)
Nom. $12.00 or $4.00 per round
Full competition conditions inc shoot-offs,
recorded scores: no trophies
COACHING AVAILABLE
New shooters welcome
Sunday October 5
50 Targets of Trench in program
Hanmck 45.50 5OT Aual Shooting Crnr Skrm C'ahip. Sponwho by nay LI
Pat Mack 'Auer Snmhg War' OA k AA A. Courna 54.54, 13. inornpson
-51: A: R. Klmber 575R. 3. Rlchdn 5058. B R Brllrllrr 60.61. R Rtsi
Stcrlc. A hlorrtson :I749
ARARAT 13786 - Flna blli \*ndy b cold (221 1W1'Curh Drorv E 0 P 8 3
Snsq ,r. P. Srou bU? 3U 30. 5UTCiU C 11. .I Jolly .1R50. H. Sr(ulr.*a. 3 Lawe.
R ~csrrll all 4750. 151 C'u: P. smit. J. sawpr both 15.16. IIG ~ uiy J.
9.,~""..~ ",.I", .. .- .
R91RYSDAl.E 67.M Cold (25) SOT DR iinntlll 1 rwy Cuy A L; OA: L.
Hulc 5050. A Cuuscns 88.90. R. W SNcr .1050, hl 13ugpnr .IX~O. 1; K
Cocka .IB%. G. CIMC. 47.31 2BP Sll Lcgncy Cehlp. P Curus 41.41. G
Pcrruxko AU.11. P. Coo~er 31-32. 2U1' Ur Marchell Hcn P Cmrrr 23.23. S.
all 10.10. 3uT Pta C ahrp AK. Rose
8990 \V Waaiwd 101105. R R Su~~dn.cn5500. B. Drmkcs?ULIO. C S
Phld 78.90. 3% HobuR1 77-90 OA K Rosr. 3W1' U W A. C. Carrol 515l. W
Qnwk 50.51: B H Stmlcven 36 37 B. B3oor;rn 35.37 C S Paid 29.30 3
Nr.unmn28.30 i!5TKorrlcv.A R Burpzln.A Ruuld.&V WcudwardC Cuml
BCMCII. R. Roes. C. Carml. R RTYO~CS
R. Birahrr. L~charles. R. Kirnbcr. A Normon. R. D.nl. K HC. Lndres
Team B Do*ur. M. Wough. S Applcknmp. hl Psnicr. G M.ehcll Zon~.Tcam
Central Zone - I. Cnmobcll. B. .\l~rol~v. D. S-no". R Kambrr. R Da,cr.
HG: M. waugh. S.A. beat shmter: R .-G~~= 247.250.~stersne HG: P.
187-2W. W e 8 HG: B. Dower 166.200. OAHG: A.Coueens 208.210.
SAM: zz.e.88 - ~ ,ne
OA 61 A R I)
Spoman: 8: T. Curr, hl Spmon: C. T. Kcnyon. J Fanning C.ry of Adcioldc
Trench C'shi~: OA &A L Alartln. K Z~lol. B J. R~chnrde. J. Keltrchr C P
Muntiig, P. keen. city of AdeInide PS Tower C'ship: OA & C: T. K-e. C.
Kimber: A: R. Dower, L. Martin: B: R. Kimber. L. Trebllmck. Jim Hamilton
Memotid Hop: C. Brammer. C. Jambs. D. Nowood. City of Adclnide DB
C'ahip: OA&B: P. Hall. H. Wallace: A: J. Richan3s.D. Oliverio: C: C. Bmmmer.
P. D'Aleseandm. OA HG: F. Keen. Elev Skeet Stiield: Bermern 225.250.
k -1 (59) mey skeet c ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~
47.50. D. 0lGem 23.2~7~: D. Martini 45.50. T. Kenya; 31.35: C: F. Keen
20.25.0. Jacob 18-25. Elizabeth PSTowcr C'shio: OA &A: F. Keen 60.60. T.
Kenyon 57-W, 8: C. Zapp~n 5DfiD. D. Ibbmeh 46 no. C \I Wao~h 69.m. B
W d h 5763. mug Pmsmrt ~n~mn's Hop P hlwcurunn~ 19.20. G 71111~10
2223.T. Keane21.23 Porroll Fum~lv
~. DBC'allr~ ~~.~ OA & A D.Ol%ncro38.38. P
b l ~ l 3738. o ~ B:ll wulh "l . -2, " C Jmba23 ?5. C. B \Vall:lca?l.25
M Wsugh 22.26. My: O. Wd.- 2.125. OA HG. T Kvnyorl 11165 A
stncura rhanka to tmphy donora ~ahn Hamcr. m ~e Preamrr. Ian & Judy
,,A,., ",I
LV.."".
SOUTHERN 28.6.88 - W-. no breeze (29). T.V. Roberte Milnng General
Store DB Hop 2UT: K.G. Polst 17.0 20-20, 8. Wirnshunrt 11.0 19.20, Mre W.
NeW 14.0 21-23: FM. R. MuaUsr 14.0 17.20. Lndies: Mrs D. H-barstone
15.20. South- Dist DB C'ehip 25T: A & Badge: R. Wirnshursl 2525. P.
Johncock24.25: B: A. Dnlle Moue 25.26. G. Sparrow 21-26: C: R. Cribb 24-25.
B. Whshuret 21-26. Hotel Victor HG Tmphy: G. Sparmw 50-53.
SAW 18.7.86 -Cold (36). July Skeet C'ship: OA & B: G. Zappin 2495, B.
Dower 22-25: A: J. Richards 31.33. R. Dower 30-33: C: T. Kenyon 22.25. N.
Ramsay 19.25. July Trench C'ship: OA & A: 3. Finis 44.50. D. Ollviem 41.50:
B: J. Richan38 57-70. R. MarcoioMi 56-70: C: B. Gnenahields 35.50, C. J-bs
32.50. Dm Grd off 15m: A: D. Oliviem 73-73. T. Kenyan 72.73: 8: R. Alvam
25.25. H. Wallace 44.45: C: 9. Shew 30.31. J. Wakeman 29.31. July Dm
C'ehip: OA & A: T. Kenyon 37.37. 3. Finis 36.37: B: R. Alvam 24-25. R.
MarmioMi 26.29: C; J. Wake- 38.39. B. W W 37.39. OA HG: J.
Rich- 112.125. Novim DB: M: Adrian M a F: Linda & Michelle
~~UTHEEN 10.7.51 -COI~(ZI~. s~s~arcegoods DB ~ cp~mphy ZOT.
W. NwcU 140 m25. A h D. Humbumrona 140 21-?5. RC No%cU 19.C
23.28. PM: A. liotaon 15.0 LO-21. W e o A h L.J. Snuth 1320 South Coast
~
. .~~ - - - ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
C: J. Deeker 55.60. OA HG &-pion: Ian Holschier 99-100.
EUROA Z-7-88 - Cold & dull 1211.5 Pair DR CD: A. Spenoe 9.10. N. Bew
8l0, G Rebmaon. K ltobmrun, R ~ ~ n iR t Rnn!n. ~ ~ . C 8mdere dl 7.10 10
Par DR C'ahrp OI\ A. Spnr: 11-20. A R Ptnacrl ?530. B R McKendrtck
.
44.15. Tmphira donared by Cnp~a fwntlp. 2VT SU '1'4 Crlppl in?raor$lll
~'ehlp. sash donated by R \Vhyker. S !Yhyl:r, 28.28 H 3cnrvnya 2728 0.
1l~nc 2324 hophrraduno!.d by Crrpps lull.ly Dor Cr.ppr Perstud HC won
qv n '~v),~kra a0.1~. HG over prugra-.n:c ,,on b, R ~hykcr .IB.SO. donncerl
bv 3 Crccn. Flab Shout R 'Iv),>):rs. B Xdaon J Glivn
.
FaANKSTON 15-586 - Fge (64). 20 Pts: A: W. Woodward 65-66; B: A.
Wmley 66.68: C: Eb Roberts 51-60. 20 SIB. A: T. Rowe 25.25: B: J. Ctipps
22.23: C: K. Lister 14.20.20 DIB: A L. hiirsbella 107-107: B: K. Dunn 48-46;
C: C. Vasnllsais 22-23. 30 Hcp: K. Rose 20.20. K. Dunn 19-20, M. Briggs
18.20. BM: N. Quiok 16-20. 50 Skeet: A: G. Guy 62.62: B: D. P-ell47-50: C:
D. Dipietm 38-50.10 PR DIR Tower: A. J. Younger 26.26: B: hi. Allen 19.m
C: D. Dipietm 19.20. SOT Trench: A: T. Roivo 47-50: B: L. bIirobell8 44.50: C:
v. Tomasino 42-50. IOOTBU Skeet: A: I. Hale 97.1W: B: J. Younger 85-1W.
C: M. McMillsn 71.1W.
~~ANKsroN6.7.86- Fino (55). 10 Pts CID: A: A. Reed29-30: B: A. Waoley
29.30: C: J. Omrke 29-30.20 SIB: A: T. Grummstt 18.20: B: A. Wmley 22-23:
C: 3. Ornrke 16.20.20 D m A: F. Helm 21.21: B: A. Wmlsy 20.21: C: K. Liater
18.20. Hop: F. Botioa 38.39. T. Gmmmett 37-39. G. Wallis 27-28. BM: D. Diaz
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- SEPTEMBER 1986

Shoot
to be held at the
Melbourne Gun Club
Sunday September 21
Program: September 21
Event 1 Nom. $4.00
10T El0 CashlD
Event 2 Nom. $8.00
25T DIB 1st & 2nd A, B & C MEAT
Event 3 Nom. $8.00
25T SIB 1st & 2nd A, B & C MEAT
Event 4 $8.00
25T Pts. 1st & 2nd A, B & C MEAT
Event 5 Nom. $15.00
50T Skeet, 1st & 2nd A, B & C MEAT
Event 1 20 Pair Sebastopol
DIDouble C'ship
Sash & Trophy 1 st & 2nd
PRIZES: LAMB, LEGS OF LAMB
AND CHICKENS
Sponsored by:
UNIVERSITY MEAT SUPPLY
Head Office: Carlton 347 5771
Sovereign Stakes
1 st A Cast Gold Clay
Shops conveniently located at:
Ashburton 25 1620
Fwtscray 68 2188
clayton 544 5038
Springvale 546 5926
Richmond 428 2047
Hawthorn 818 6212
West Mentone 583 6102
Frankston 783 2229
Glen Waverley 560 9889
2nd A Cast Silver Clay
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Restaurant and Hotel Trades Catered for
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

V.G.T.A.
SOUTH EASTERN
ZONE PREMIER
TEAMS EVENT
ROUND 4
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 27
KORUMBURM '
GUN CLUB
25 Target DB Championship Graded
$8.00
25 Target Handicap 1,2,3 BM22-25m
$8.00
Start time llam
Nominations close at 1.30pm
S.E. Zone Secretary: Chris Carrol, (059) 83 7011 ext. 7583,
789 7026 a.h.
I
CNR. LEAKES & DERRIMUT RDS
Sunday, September 14
COMMENCING 12.30pm
EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00
10 Target PIS El0
EVENT 2 Nom. $6.50
20 Target PIS
Graded Championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $6.50
20 Target D.B. Graded
Secretary: Geoff Thorpe 741 2985
I
GUNS
GUNS
GUNS
GUNS
GUNS
GUNS
Over 14 shoots marked with an *
on our MONTHLY program eg. 20
Targets DIE events, the Club is
donating to the Aggregate winners
of each arade an Under and Over
ltaliai Made Shotgun.
Grades A.B.C.
CONDITIONS:
* Must be reg A.C.T.A.
* Best 10 scores to count eg. if you
only shoot at 12 shoots then only 2
scores drop off.
* Your grade at 10th shoot (adver-
tised) will be your grade to end of
Aggregate.
* Last event December, 1986
Note: We now shoot every Wednesday night
and 1st and 4th Sundays . . . Practice and
coaching prior to events. 12 noon to lpm.
BOORT CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
Sunday, September 7
10 Target Eye Opener
20 Target Woolshed Lake Mini Tgt
D.B. Graded C'ship
20 Target Woolshed Lake S.B.
C'ship
15 Target SIS
GUN CLUB
Cnr. Geelong Rd & Little Bo
Brooklvn
PLEASE NOTE: Due to N. W. Zone Carnival at
Cohuna there will be no program at Boort on
November 14, 1986.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1966

METROPOLITAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
O'Hearns Road, Epping. 401 3134
SEPTEMBER 1986
Friday 5, 7 pm .
25T DB CID
15T PTS Club Clship
Friday 12, 7 pm
20T PTS
20T D/B, A, B, C
~
Friday 19, 7 pm
20T DB C/D
20T DB A, B, C
Sunday 21, 12 noon
15T PTS C/D
*30T BT R & E Spicer Grd
Clship*
*(Aggregate Event)
10T BT HC Grp/M
Friday 26, 7 pm
15T Cont. PTS C/D
20T Cont. A, B, C
Location: RAAF Base Point Cook
Aviation Road
(Off Melbourne to Geelong Freeway)
All night shoots cash. Winners must sign payout
book.
Canteen facilities at all shoots
Sunday 7 - Noon Start
Event 1 1 OT PTS El0 Nom. $5.00
Event 2 20TDIB1,2,3 Nom. $7.00
Event 3 20T DIE A, B, C Nom. $7.00
Event 4 20T H.C.P. 1,2,3 & Bm Nom. $8.00
Event 5 50 Skeet A, B, C Nom. $1 5.00
Sunday 14 - Noon Start
Event 1 10T PTS El0 Nom. $5.00
Event 2 20T DIB A, 8, C Nom. $7.00
Event 3 20T PTS A, 8, C Nom. $7.00
Event 4 20T PTS Tower 1,2,3 Nom. $7.00
Event 5 50 Skeet A, B, C Nom. $15.00
Sunday 21 - Noon Start
Event 1 10T PTS El0 Nom. $5.00
Event 2 20T SIB A, 8, C Nom. $7.00
Event 3 - 25T Ball Tra~
A. B. C Nom. $8.00 .~ ~~
Event 4 2 0 Hcp ~ 1,2,3 & i)m Nom. $8.00
Event 5 25 Skeet A, 8, C Nom. $8.00
Event 6 25 Skeet Doubles Nom. $8.00
Time Permitting
Sunday 28 - Noon Start
Event 1 10T PTS El0 Nom. $5.00
Event 2 20T DIE A, 6, C Nom. $7.00
Event 3 201 DIE A, B, C Nom. $7.00
Event 4 10 Pr DIR Tower l,2,3 Nom. $7.00
Event 5 50 Skeet A, B, C Nom. $15.00
Practice
Saturdays 12-5 pm D.T.L. Skeet &Tower
Tuesdays 12-5 pm D.T.L. & Skeet
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

Everybody's going to Bendigo!!!
for the
ONAL PO
SKEET CHAM
WHEN? SEPTEMBER 11, 12 & 13, 1986
WHO CAN COMPETE? Anybody who loves
shooting in a friendly atmosphere for top trophies
at low noms.
THERE ARE SPECIAL DlVlSlONS FOR POLICE
AND FOR VISITORS
WHO IS A VISITOR? Anybody who shoots.
SEE YOU THERE!!
THURSDAY 11. , 1om , Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00
50 Taraet - National Police Skeet Cham~ionshio
r
Graded A.B.C.
Sponsored by MEADOWS TRANSPORT
FRIDAY 12. 9am Start
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
25 Target Double Barrel Championship
Graded A.B.C.
Soonsored ~, bv RANK XEROX
EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00
25 Target Pointscore Championship
Graded A.B.C.
Sponsored by LODDON BRIDGE HOTEL
EVENT 4 NO^. $7.00
25 Target Grouped Handicap
11-15m, 16-21m, 22-25m
Sponsored by RANK XEROX
SATURDAY 13. 9am Start
EVENT 5 Nom. $7.00
25 Target Single Barrel Championship
Graded A.B.C.
Sponsored by RANK XEROX
EVENT 6 Nom. $10.00
50 Target Winchester Double Barrel
Championship
Graded A B C
Sponsored by WNCHECER AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALASIAN POLICE TEAMS
:, CHAMPIONSHIP SHOT THIS EVENT
SPONSORED BY RANK XEROX
EVENT 7 Nom. $6.00
20 Target Champion of Champions Shot off 20
metres
Overall, First A.B.C. Grades
Sponsored by RANK XEROX
POLICE NATIONAL CHAMPION decided on events 3, 5 and 6
POLICE NATIONAL HIGH GUN ................... decided on events 2 to 7
VISITORS HIGH GUN decided on events 2 to 7
POLICEWOMEN NATIONAL HIGH GUN ........................... .......................... decided on events 2 to 7
VISITORS LADY HlGH GUN decided on events 2 to 7
decided on events 2 to 7
JUNIOR HIGH GUN .............................................................................................
* LADIES AND JUNIOR DIVISIONS EACH EVENT *
WHEN THE SHOOTING'S DONE ... that is Saturday Night . .. there's a BBQ ior all ... and it's FREE
MINIMUM TROPHY VALUE EACH'SECTION EACH EVENT $50.00
MAJOR SPONSOR: RANK XEROX
SPONSORS: Meadows Transport, Winchester (Australia), Loddon Bridge Hotel, Bridgewater
SOUNDS TOO GOOD??? ANY QUESTIONS??? RING TERRY BANNAN OR GLENN WOODHATCH
(054) 40 2510 (ALL HOURS)
GROUND LOCATION ... RAYWOOD ROAD, WOODVALE.. . (JUST OUT OF BENDIGO) ...
AMMUNITION ... REFRESHMENTS ... MEALS ... ALL AVAILABLE AT THE GROUNDS
0 TOP ACCOMMODATION IS AVAILABLE IN BENDIGO 0
~,&$~w*~yawx~*m %..........w', ie r.r.., u ',,,;>{.~'I.Rni~~.'X Ii
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BENDlGO CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Saturday September 6
lpm Start
EVENT 1
Eye Opener
EVENT 2
25 Target N.E. Zone Single Barrel
Championship
Graded A.B.C. Sash & Trophy 1st
each grade. Trophy 2nd.
EVENT 3
20 Pair Deauville Doubles C'ship
Sash & Trophy first. Trophy second.
13-15.
HEATHCOTE 19-7.86 - Cwi & sunny (44). 5T Pts EO: C. Willinma. 8.
0liver.A.Roberts.B.Knight. K.Eliotf. B. Perks. P.AkkormnneBU 15-15. 15T
Grd DB C'ship: A & OA: A. James 56.567. J. Fuller 55-56: B: T. Arbufhnot
18.18. W. Elsbury 16-17: C: W. Phillips 20.21, R. McLure 14.15. 5 Pr Auto&
DrivenCID: K. Shemr 10-10. N. Pnferson. B. Knigilt. K. Robertesll S-10. 15
Pr DR Grd C'ship: A & OA: D. Patcrson 27-30. T. Bouchcr 26-30: B: B. Perks
21.30, W. MoCarfhy: C. A. Roberts 17.30. V. Hnnsan 15.30.
HORSHAM 12.7-86 - Good (44). Wimmera DIB Gt'd C'ship: A & 01%: D.
Finvei42-42. B. Andrews 41.42: B: T. Drummond 37-38. B. Papst 32.33; C: C.
CLnrk 24.25. I. Wilson 22.25. Ladies: June Gawikh 24-25. Juniors: Christine
Flavei21.25. Veterans: Bruce Jenkins 24-25. GrdTropiv PS: A: B. Andrews
60.60. D. Flave161-63: B: J. Mnrthey 58-60, T. Drummand 63-66: C: C. Flovel
55.60. P. Bnldwin 54-60. Congrofulntions to David on winning the DIB C'ship
nnd in doing so being ciigibie to si,oot in the chnmpion of ohompions Shoot.
mia event is =hot at the ~~rdertovm christmns shoat and is apoi~sored by the
-- ~
21.23. Juniors: D. BU~~O;. 15TPISSIS: Possibles by: G. Vagel6~~~. F. Taylor
30'%. K. Bruns lo%,. HG: K. Bruna & F. Taylor equal - 7 pts down. HG over
pmgrnm rviU be run every shoot flom now on.
=RANG 12.746 - Good (40). SiB C'3,ip: A & Oh. D. Freeman 55.55: B:
CurieyMills21-24: C: S. Frnser 17-20. Unregistered: G. Pelrse 14.20. DIB: A
& OA: T. BOuchler 71.21: B: B. Ridgewsy 20-20: C: I. Nnpier 18.20.
Unregistered: G. Wiikinson 20-20. Junior: G. McHenry 20-21. DiB Mixed
Mekrs: Aoff 18: W. Upton 23-23. G. Hipwei122.23: b ofE 16: 0. Smith 24.26.
K. Burton 23.26: C & UIR: 14: J. Absolom 18.21. I. Absolom 18-21.
Unregistered: R. Wiii4nson 20.20. HG. OA: G. Hipwell: unregistered: J.
jambs. club's annual charity Shwt wit11 praceeds going to the Kerang
bmoh df tho Mid Murray & District Ambulance Association.
KORUMBURR.4 28-6-88 - Coal & calm (22 for skeet. 45 for mL), 25T
Skeet: C & OA: P. Cooper 38-39 A: P. White 36-38: B: T. Grnnon 33.35. 10T
DB: A: R. Ferres 30-30: B: I. Dnvidson22-22: C: P. Cooper 20-21. 10TPLs: C &
OA: P. Cwpr 54.54: A: B. Halsan 45.48: B: I. Dnvidson 52-58. 10T SB. B &
OA: D. Kent 14.14: A: B. Hoison 13-14: C: A. Hanven 12-13. 10T Cont: A: B.
Halson20-20: B: P. Cooper 14.15; C: P. Wnrren 18.20.5 PRDR: A: G. Petrusks
20.~0: B: I. ~ ent 18.20: C: A. Brown 9-10. Cake Shmt: B. Hnlson.
KORUMBURRA 29.6-88 -Coal & calm (25). 50T Skeet: A & OA: P. mite
50. J. Green. L. Brdley both 48: B: T. Gannon 48. B. Holsan 52.55: C: P.
Cooner 47. B. Atherton 43. 2OT Tower DB CD: L. Brodiey. I. Dnvidson. T.
- - - .
~.
R. Dufhlo. P . stitten: B: T. ~ogoi~. R. endo on: C: 6. ~oievas,
~-~ . .
oram. am. central
Full catering facilities and cartridges available on
grounds
I President:
G.G. Woodhatch
Secretary:
Terry Bannan
(054) 37 3201
IEUROA CLAY TARGET
GORDON CUMMING
MEMORIAL SHIELD
SHOOT
EVENT 1
-
Saturday 27th September
lpm Start
Nom. $3.50
10 Taraet PlScore El0 C.D.
-
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50
20 Taraet "MOLKA" DIB CHAMPIONSHIP
- 1st OIA sash and trophy
1st grades A.B.C. - trophies
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
20 Target CUMMING MEMORIAL HANDICAP
1st. 2nd. 3rd & BlMarker
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.50
20 Target "BOHO" DIDOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIP
1st sashes & tro~hies. 2nd tr0DhieS
OISweeps'and Jackpot '
Team shoot between Euroa, Seymour, Alexandra
and Mansfield shot with event 3.
Ground location is 7km south of Euma on the
President: J. King Hume Highway~ecretqry:
W. ~orde
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

FRANKSTON- AUST IAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
CLUB ROOMS, ROSSITERS ROAD, CARRUM DOWNS, PHONE 782 1626
President:
Secretary:
Brian Bond (03) 798 1315 Mr W. McMahon (059) 77 5461
SEPTEMBER PROG
Sunday 7
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00
10 Target points cash divide
EVENT 2 N0m. $7.00
- . - . . . -
20 Target SIB Championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00
20 Target DIB Championship
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00
10 Pair Double Rise Champ.
EVENT 5 Nom. $18.00
75 Taraet ., American Skeet Chamo.
EVENT 6 - ~oin. $7.00
15 Taraet Batteau Double Barrel Tower Champ.
EVENT-7 Nom. $23.00
100 Target Trench Champ.
EVENT 8 Nom. $12.00
50 Target Balltrap Champ.
Sunday 21
EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00 . ~ ~-.
10 Target Points Cash divide
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
20 Target SIB Championship
EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00
Perpetual Cup 20 Target double barrel
Frankston-Aust. off 16 metres
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00 . ~~
20 Target Handicap 1.2.3 & Backmarkers
EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00
50 Target Simulated Championship
OIA AA.A.B.C. Lad. Vet. Jun.
EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00 - - ..
50 Target Trench Champ.
EVENT 7 Nom. $12.00
50 Target Trench Trophy Champ.
High Gun award over 6 & 7
EVENT 8 NO^. $12.00
50 Target American Skeet
Saturday 13
Thursday 25 - SHOW DAY
EVENT 1 Nom. $23.00 South East Zone School BoylGirl
100 Target Trench Champ. Championship
Frankston-Aust. versus Canberra
(Sponsored by Clayton Firearms and Olimpyc
EVENT 2
Nom. $12.00
Targets)
50 Target Pro Trap Champ. Commences 10.00am
EVENT 1
5 Target Eyeopener
Sunday 14
EVENT 2
20 Target Championship
EVENT - ~ ~ ~
1 NO^. $4.00
10 Target Points cash divide
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
20 Target Single Barrel Champ.
EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00
20 Target DIB Champ.
EVENT 4 Nom. $"7.00
20 Target Points Champ.
EVENT 5 Nom. $12.00
50 Target Sporting Skeet Champ.
EVENT 6 Nom. $12.00
50 Target American Skeet Champ.
High Gun award over events 5 & 6
EVENT 7 Nom. $23.00
100 Taraet Trench cham^.
High Gun award 6ver Sat. & Sun. '200 Trench
EVENT 8 Nom. $8.00
25 Target Ball Trap Champ.
Sunday 28
EVENT 1 ' Nom. $4.00
10 Target Points cash divide
EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00
30 Target Single Barrel Champ.
EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00
30 Target Double Barrel Champ.
EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00
20 Target Mixed Tgts Champ.
EVENT 5 NOm. $18.00
75 Target Skeet Champ.
EVENT 6 Nom. $23.00
100 Target Trench Champ.
EVENT 7 Nom. $12.00
50 Target Ball Trap Champ.
EVENTS START llam - Practice loam
STRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986 Page 53

Wednesday night at 7pm, 24th
September, !886
5 Target DIB Mini Points CD Eye Opener
Norn. $3.00
50 Target DIB MINI NIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
Overall & Grade Sashes.
1st & 2nd each grade. Nom. $20.00
Opt. Sweeps $1 each 25 & $1 'OA
Down for the show - bring your gun to town -
leave your bull at home and try to silence some of
our mouths in the big smoke.
Excellent canteen facrl~ties - warm welcome to
all.
Trophies sponsored by WlclNTYRE
STEEL INDUSTRIES (VIC) PIL
VICTORIAN GUN CLUB
President: Brian Mark, 741 5211 B, 741 6202 P.
Cnr. Geelong 8 Little Boundary Rds, Brooklyn
TARGET ASSOC
STATE SKEET
Location: MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
OCTOBER WO, 11 i & 12
FRIDAY 10: Two 50 target Events.
SATURDAY 11: 100 target STATE SKEET TITLE.
SUNDAY 10: 50 target Event. State Teams. 25
target Doubles.
Full details see October 1986 CTSN.
Presldent
R. McDonald
(053) 88 1212
Secretary
J. McElvogue
(03) 735 0441
ALEMNDRA
GUN CLUB
Saturday September 6
1 pm Start
EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00
10 Target DIE 15m El0
EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00
01s -.- %I - .no .. 20 Target DIE Manse Hedger Memorial Handicap
OIS each 10 targets
Cumming Shield shot in conjunction
EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00
01s -.- si.00 - ..- -
20 Target DIB Old Trout Opening Champ
OIS each 10 Targets
ANZALEX . . - --
Shield shot in coniunction
Tartan Sash - Outdoor trdphies
Other events time permitting
Friends of Alexandra Gun Club: this is our ONLY
shoot this year. Don't miss it.
To be shot at Euroa Gun Club.
President:
Jack Woolmer
(057) 72 1050
A
Secretary:
Sue McNair
(057) 74 2118
SOUTH EASTERN ZONE
CHAMPIONSHIPS
FRANKSTON-AUSTRALIAN CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Show Day - September 25, 1986
Commencing at loam
Junior & Senior Sections in both groups.
Tri coloured sashes and ribbons.
Ammunition supplied.
Four member, shoot teams event, in conjunction.
Canteen facilities available.
Sponsored by:
CLAYTON FIRE ARMS
Cornpetitors are to provide their own hearing
protection
Secretsly: C. Carrol A.H. (03) 789 7926
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

1986 NORTH WEST ZONE CARNIVAL
CLUB
Saturday & Sunday September 13 & 14
Saturday - Commencing 9am
Saturday Night - Social Evening
Sunday - Commencing 9am
EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00
10 Target SS 15m Comp Div EVENT 5 Nom. $5.00
10 Target Points SS Comp Div
EVENT 2 NO^. $8.00
OlA OIS $2.00 EVENT 6 Nom. $8.00
NORTH WEST ZONE D.B. C'SHIP OIA 01s $2.00
25 Targets. 15m. Overall winner - deluxe sash NORTH WEST ZONE POINTS SCORE C'SHIP
and trophy. AA.A.9. & C Grade - Sash and
25 Target. 15m. Overall Deluxe sash and
trophy. Second each grade -trophy. Lady, trophy. AA.A.B.C. Grade - Sash and trophy.
Junior and Veteran Trophy.
Second each grade - trophy. Lady, Junior and
Veteran Trophy.
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
OIA 01s $2.00
NORTH WEST ZONE SINGLE BARREL C'SHIP
25 targets. 15m. Overall Winner - Deluxe sash
and trophy. AA.A.B. & C. Grade - Sash and
trophy. Second each grade -Trophy. Lady,
Junior and Veteran Trophy.
EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00
EVENT 7 Norn. $8.00
OIA 01s $2.00
NORTH WEST ZONE CARNIVAL DOUBLE RISE
C'SHIP
15 pair 15m. Overall - Deluxe sash and trophy.
AA.A.B.C Grade - sash and trophy. Second
each grade -trophy. Lady, Junior and Veteran
Trophy.
OIA OIS $2.00 EVENT 8 Nom. $10.00
NORTH WEST ZONE GRADED TROPHY
NORTH WEST ZONE CARNIVAL GRADED DB
SHOOT
C'SHIP - -. ...
25 Targets. 25m. overall - Special trophy. 25 Target. 15m. Sash and trophy to winner of
AA.A.B.C Grade - Trophy first each grade. each grade - AA.A.B.C. Second each grade -
Second - trophy each grade.
tro~hv. Ladv. Junior and Veteran Trophy.
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'Laoles, Juniors and Veterans Nominalions - $5.00 events 2.3. 6 & 7. $6.00 events 4 & 8.
'Top two junlor shooters in events 2. 3 & 6 to rece:ve free nominations and 13 kts cartridges to compete in 1987 Trap Nationals to be
held at Brisbane Gun Club. Old.. (open to all i n ors under 17 years).
'Too 5 zone snooters in evenls 2.3 and 610 receive St00 to attend 1987 State TraoCarnlval and reoresent zone in shoulder to shoulder
inter zone team shwt.
"HIGH GUNS
Junior High Gun over events 2, 3, 4. 6, 7 and 8 to receive sash and trophy. Sash donated by G. Steele.
Ladies High Gun over evenls 2, 3. 4. 6, 7 and 8 to receive sash and trophy.
O~en High Gun over events 2.3,4,6,7 and 8:o receiv.eEash and 6 nkhts accommpdation at the Carindale Hotel Motel. Brisbane. Also
free nominations in 1987trap Nationals. Total value approx. $500.
Hon. Secretaty: Jim Shepherd
Maryborough. Phone: (054) 61 2737
President: John Clark
Warracknabeal. Phone: (053) 98 1380
AUSTRALIAN
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CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

SOUTHERN PENINSULA
GUN CLUB
SATURDAY 6, 12 NOON
10 Tgt DIB
40 Tgt DIB Group Meterage
20 Pair DlDoubles
Sec. C. Carol
(03) 789 7926
Melways Under Gun Clubs
MORNINGTON CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
SATURDAY 13, 12 NOON
10 Tgt DIB El0
25 Tgt DIB Champ Graded
25 Tgt Cont
Sec. Mike Braharn
(059) 89 7286
Melways Under Gun Clubs
METROPOLITAN CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC.
37th Metropolitan Grand Prix
Carnival
4 days of shooting -
November 1-4
NEPEAN GUN CLUB INC.
SATURDAY 20,12 NOON
DAYlNlGHT SHOOT
10 Tgt. DIE CD $3.00
50 Tgt DIB Champ $13.00
2nd Round Club Championship
25 Tat DIB $6.50
25 1 -
25 Tgt DIE $6.50
op SIS
High Gun donated by Peninsula Parts,
Rosebud ... $25 voucher
Sec. N. Quick
(059) 85 3580
Melways Under Gun Clubs.
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AUSTRALIAN CIAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER I986
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CLUB INC.
Sunday September 7
12.00 noon start for Skeet
Event 1
Nom. $15.00
50 Target Spring Skeet Championship
Trophies first and second A.B.C. Grades
Event 2
Nom. $3.00
10 Target points 15m C.D.
Event 3
Nom. $7.00
20 Target Presidents D.B. Championship
Sash overall trophies A, 8, C Grades
Event 4
Nom. $7.00
20 Target Presidents S.B. Championship
Troohtes A. . B. . C Grades
Event 5 Nom. $7.00
20 8 Target Presidents Point Score Championship
Trophies A, B, C, Grades
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Saturday September 20
1.00 prn start
Nom.
10 Target points 15m C.D.
Nom.
20 Target Double Barrel Championship
Troohies A. B. C. Grades
NOm.
10 Pair Double Rise Championship
Trophies A, B, C ----'-- ",due-
Nom.
20 Pair Deauv~lle Doubles Championsnip
Trophes for 1st and 2nd pairs
Select own part"--
OTHER EVENTS - TIME ,,,=m>
i PERMITTING
C~atem 24.2% C: D. Draip20.21. M. WslLnoe 19.21.
SEBA6mEUL 20-7a - Good 1851. EiX Gold Savereisn Stakee: A. R. Mavk
lS%l92, R. Duthie 19l-lsz: B: G. aiahoney 69-70, J. l?o~oway68-70; C: M.
Bmkaby 55.58.M. York 54-58. 10 Pair DR:A. James. A. Fresman. G. kka.
3""ior: P. Schwarz. OA HG: A. James. Junior: P. Sohwm. 8. h k ~
Di-. P. Sunblom. P. carion. G. Little: G. Bsntz. N. M C ~ R. . uoS:M.
Brmkaby. M. York. J. King, J. Caasela.
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D: Cabadm 23.25. 15T Grd P/S cash Gent: OA & 8: E. &dm: A: A.
Spnn. C Shnny Decker.
ST ARNAUD 27.7.88 - h-l, sUII (40). IGT Pla EO: A. Jarnee. S
Urmley. B. Lendon. A -maul. J MoV,LW dl 30.30. 25T Bakery Hlll Dm
GrdC shrD A kOA S. Hcmlcv 62.62 A %-man 5354: B D Berte.llt 61.m.
not taken out and now stands at I lOO
Saturday September 27
1.00 prn start
Event 1 Nom. $6.00
15 Target points C.D.
Event 2 Nom. $15.00
"Spring Grand Prix"
30 Target 15 metres
1st overall - bar fridge and sash
1st each grade - M case cartridges
Event 3
Nom. StO.OO
"Spring Handicap" (Grouped)
20 Target Handicap Marks. Groups (I!-15) (16-20) (21-25)
1st each group - portable stereo rad~o cassette player
Event 4 Nom 57.00
20 Taraet SDrina Continental Graded
- Championship
Trophies each grade
PRESIDENT: Ron Green SECRETARY: Jack Powe
Tel. (052) 51 2626 P.O. Box 857
GEELONG 3220
Tel. (052) 75 1555
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WANGARATTA GUN
CLUB
Saturday September 20
DTL 1.00 gm Start
Event 1 Nom. $3.00
6 Pair Deauville Doubles Eye Opener
Event 2 Nom. $7.00
01s $1 .oo
20 Pair Deauville Double Clship sponsored by
Wangaratta Ladies Committee - Tri colour
Sashes
Event 3 Nom. $7.00
01s $1 .oo
20T D.Barrel ClShip Sponsored by West City Autos
1st & 2nd each Grade
Event 4 Nom. $7.00
01s $1 .oo
20T Points ClShip Sponsored by Trewin Luck Co
1st & 2nd each Grade
Sunday September 21
Melbourne Gun Club visits Wangaratta
11.30 Start
Event 1 Nom. $8.00
1 25 Tgt Skeet Clship Overall plus A, 8, C Grade
Event 2 Nom. $12.00
50 Tgt Melbourne Versus Wangaratta Skeet
ClShip
1st & 2nd each Grade
Event 4 Nom. $3.00
10 Tgt DTL Pointscore Eyeopener
Event 5 Nom. $8.00
01s $1 .oo
20 Tgt Double Barrel Melbourne Versus Wang
Clship
Overall plus 1st each grade A, B, C
5 man teams event over 75 Tgts Skeet Ribbons
for winning teams
5 man teams Event over 30 Tgt DTL Ribbon for
winning teams
CLAYTARGETCLUB
SUNDAY
12.00 NOON START
Ladies, juniors (U-17) & Veterans (0-55) '12 Noms
Novice Junior High Gun Medallion Over Events
1,2&3
Event 1 Nom. $8.00
OIS OIA $1 .OO
20 Target Graded Continental Championship
OIAll Sash & grade medallions
Plus 1st & 2nd Prizes each grade A, B, C
Event 2 Nom. $10.00
OIS OIA $1 .OO
30T Metered John Glanford Memorial Mixed
Target Championship
OlAll Sash & Prize plus sash for other grades
Plus prizes for 1st & 2nd Ea Grade A, B & C
10T DIB, 5T PIS & 5T SIB, 10T Cont
Shot A-lam, B-16m & C-14m
Event 3 Nom. $8.00
01s OIA $1 .OO
20T Metered Points Score Championship
OIAJ Sash & Grade Medallions
Plus 1st & 2nd Prizes Ea. Gde.
Shot A Gde-off 18m, B-16m, & C-14m
Event 4 , Time Permitting Nom. $6.00
No Sweep
15T Graded Points Score Champlonshlp
OlAll Medallion Plus Cash Prizes 1st Ea Grade
Shot Off 16 Metres
Secretary: Alan Sims Phone (058) 21 2908
Pos!al Address: P.O. Box 126 Shepparton 3630
Location: R~ver Rd.. Kralla - turnoff 7 krns south of Shepp P.O.
on G.V. Hwyopposit Total 24 hr srvc. stn. - club 5 kmsdue east
on right side of road
Penney
President T. Penney Secretary B ~v
Ph (060) 24 4215 A.H. Phone (060) 55 5452 8.H.
NOTE - SPRING CLASSIC TO BE SHOT IN
NOVEMBER
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986

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SWAN HILL-NYAH 13.7-86-W. Imntnl brVeze(l6). 1UTDB SS: A. Mills
lo.lO. R. Durm. R. Ridgermy, G. Mnnuol nll 9.10. IUTDB Hcp SS: G. lam
10.10.C. PenDo. P. Hurchinsonboth9-10. 1UTSBSS: C. Perno. R. Ridgeway,
P. Hutchins0~1. A. Millsall9-10. lWPS SS: P. Hutchinson30.30, C. Rend. A.
Mills both 27.30. Half Round ol Skcaf SS: N Ijppla 12.13. R. Dunn, P.
Parsons. R. Ridgeway, P. Hutchinaon. A. &fills dl 10.13.
SWAN HLLI..NYAH 27-7-88 - Very cold, overcast (18). l0T DB SS: G.
smith. S. ~ ipey. R. Rigney all 10-10.2OTDB Grd C'ehip: A &OA: R. Rigney
20-20.C. Pew 19.21:B: A. Mills 18-21. P.Porsons 17-21:C:G. Nnlder 16-20.
S . h.asar . ..- 18.a. --
20 Pr DD C'ahio: A. Mills & C. Rend 15.21, S. Rascr 6% G.
Iarm 14-21.
TATDM 20-7-86 -Fins. cloudy (25). 25 Tniwnn Reelnurant DiB C'ship: A:
W. Engle 24.26: R & OA: H. Hawking 25-26? C: G. Twite 24-26. 2OT DIB
SIRise C'ship: A & OA: A. Spence 20-20, 8: T. Calmdm 18-20: C: B. Cintdo
16.20. 15T HCp: R. Trimble 20-20. B. Cintolo 13.20. R. Walker 33-34. BA(: T.
Bouoher 24-28. 15TConlCID: Div: A. Spence. W. Eeglo. T. Bouchersll15-15.
TOOWNDO 1-B-86-Overoast&lino(15). ClvbAvfo&Driven C'ehip: OA&
A: R. Pitt 19.20. R. McDonald 30.40, B: F. Crimmin 18-20. G. EWlca 13.20: C:
D. Hard. 25.30.1. Taylor 24-30. 1DT PS SS: A. Fochin & R. Papst 30.30. G.
~ a g l R. ~ ~~rgensen.
~ , B. papsf d127.30. JUT ~ cSS: p F. hinrgetrs 10-10. E.
Kirnberley. A. Fnchin. R. Pnpat. R. Pitt. B. Pepsf dl 3-10, 8T WWUrbnck: J.
Malthey. R. hicDonnld both 8-8. R. Pnpat 7.8.
TOOWNDO 6-7-86 -Overcast & eold (11). 2UT Trophy Hop: R. Jorgenscn
20.20. R. Mcmndd 18.20, E. Kimberiey 16.20. EM: A. Cnmemn 15-20. 1OT
PS SS: A. C-lemn 30-30. G. Eagles 28.30. R. hfcDonald28-30. 10T DB SS: A.
c-emn 9.~0. R. Pmn. R. ~cDonsld both 8-10.
m m m 5.7.86 -windy & shovers (31). 30~~residents DIB C'ship:
DA & B: P. Vaugh- 31.31. A. Morrieon 34-36: A: A. KiMear 56-57. T. Smith
55.57: C: J. -8s 30-31, M. Greene 26-30. 2M'Hcp S!S 3 Grps: 11-l6m: C.
Elliott 20.20, A. hlorriaan. M. Greene both 19.20: 17-19m: R. Mill*. F. Taylor
hnth 1P.?n 'T.. Smith 17.20: 20-25m: G. SLeele. R. Schletor both 20-20. M.
VICTORIAN CLAY
TARGET
ASOCIATlON
I.S.U. SHOOTERS
NOTE CHANGE OF
DATE
The First State Elimination for 1986-87
Training-'Squad has been changed to
Saturday & Sunday, October 18 & 19.
12-15.
VIClWRL4N l6.7.86 - Cold & rver (35). 15T PLO EiO: G. HipivcU 45-45. 8.
Mark. S. Nimlosibath43-45. 15TPLs: D. Milojevic 50-51. R. Mark. J. Giiopidis
both 48.51. PM: S.A. Licondro 46-48. 2OT DiB Grd: A: D. Milojevic 34-34. W.
Vslls 33.34: B: R. Sorsge 25-26, J. Piatone 24.26: C: K. Vnsilladis 19-20, 9.
Nimlosi 19.21.
VICTORIAN 23.7-86 - Cold 81 we1 (46). 15T Pta. F. VeUa. S. Nicolosi both
45.45. S. Haberman 44-45. 15T Sm S. Fowcetf 20.20. V. Flower 19-20. K.
Vbriilisdls 18.19. FM: S. Nicolosi 11.15. 15T DJB Grd: A: R. Mnrk 29-29. W.
Vella 22.23: B: F. Cuartem 28.29. D. Mark 16-12 C: S. Nicolosi 35.36. J.V.
Parnis 34.36.
w&,m~n 6.7-86 - showw (15). IOT ~ tciD. s 3. ~ovitty 30-30. A. James
29.30, G. Arbuthnot 28.30. Club MF C'ship: A & 0.4: A. James 35.35, J.
McVitty 33-35; B. J. Jolly 33.35. G. Arbuthnot 32-35: C; D. Richardson 30.35.
A. Jolly27-35.15TDBCID: J. Jolly, J.McVittyboth 15-15:A. James.D.lader,
D. Richsrdson, J. landon. T. Arbuthnot. R. Landon, W. Blakeley. E. Mon dl
WARRNAM~WL 12-7.86 - ~ ine (20). club DD ~'ehig: E. m e r & T.
Cn>mm-t+ 19-20 O -~ starlc - . &-- R S~hnler ~.- 35-36. Grd Hco: A: T. Grummetl. T.
Smith: 8: A. Mollison, P. Stale; C: B. Wshe, hi. Greene.
WE-EE 13.7-86 -Fins (50). 1OT PIS: J. Pietone, T. Brown. V. Flowkr.
T. Read.. R. Spicer. B. Hopper dl 30.30. 20T PIS Grd C'ehip: A & OA: A.
Rradshnw BO-BO. B. Mark 88.80: B: R. Perry 64.69. T Bmwn 81-69: C: J.
Pamis 55.M. J. Neum- 59.66. 2W DR: A: A. BrndehnW 40-50. D. hlcleod
38.50, B: L. Hendra 13.20. T. Brown 20-30: C: A. Barnes 1300. J. Neumann
21.30. ISTDIB: J. Pietono. 0.t.f. ~7erwfh.V.Flower.R. 8picer.D. Ndeon.A.
Bnldehowall 15 15
WONTWLGGI 20886 - Cold but 1Crfect (38) 20T PW C'hlllp A B
Wmd$sud57 W. UYOA R 11urll~.r5060.C B Egnn55 GO 201'Cont C ahlp
FRANKSTON
AUSTRALIAN CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Sunday 26th October
EVENT 1 Nom.
~
$8.00
25 Target DIB Grd. C'ship
EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00
25 Target DIB Handicap 1,2,3 BM20-25
EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00
25 Target SIB Grd. C'ship
EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00
25 - - Taroet Points Grd.
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EVENT 5 om. $8.00
5 Pair Double Rise
50 Target Skeet Grd. C'ship
5 Man Club Team Shoot held in conjunction
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COLBINABBIN CLAY
I TARGETCLUBINC.
1 Sunday. September 28. 1986 at 1.00om I
I
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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14
12 NOON START
60% Noms.
Special thanks to BLUE DOT TGTS. for their
valued sponsorship
TO BE HELD AT THE
MVAMYN GUN CLUB
I
Secretary: F. Dignan (052) 31 5991
Echuca Gun Club
Sunday, September 14
12 Noon Start
25 Target Double Barrel Champ. Graded.
Practice available prior to commencement of
Powered caravan and tent sites available at
nominal cost to shooters attending our shoots.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
ALBANY 29-6-86 -Overcast but sort of fine (15) 50TClub Skecf C'ship: L.
lull 45.50. M. Lubcke 54-62. 50T Hcp Skeet: D. Livingstons 12.79 (unvid
ahat his first 25 break). K. Peterson 68-79.
ALBANY 15-7.86 - Fine. cloudy and wct (19. SOT DB ~ta: A. ~ u f f ~
31-150. M. Slee 122-150, G. Bitzpnfrick 114.150. 25T mntt X. Pateman
:2.25. D. Slee. 4. Fcrguaon, M. Slce all 20-25.
BUNBURY 28-6-86-Drenohing rnin(14). 50MT: A: K. Schinzig48-70. B:
.uneRoach 58.70. M. Griffiths 57.70: C: C. Linaker 53.70. J. ~nnge 49.70: P.
.ange 49.70. MT Club Chnmpion: June Roach.
BUNBURY 12-7.86 - Wet (19). 50 Skeet: A: G. Hyder 50.50: B: C. Roach
:8-50: C: P. Fast 45-50.
BUNBUBY 26.7-86 - Fine k cool (311. 25 DB Club C'ship: R. Silvester
:5.25.G. Hyder. C. Rosch both 24-25. 25 DB Pts Club C'ship: Y. Mernsy. A.
)ye both 71-75. M. Griffiths. H. Silvester. J. Rosch ell 69-75. OA: A: R.
;isester 92-100: 8: A. Dye 93-1W: C: H. Silvester 80.1~.
ESPERANCE BAY - Cold and windy 17" (16). 50 MT: L. Naylor 64-70. D.
'erkin 63-70, G. Snnders 59-70. 25 Torvcr: J. Collins 23.25, L. Naylor 21-25.
ESPERANCE BAY 13-7.86 - Sunny & cloudy 17' (15). 50 skeet HC~: H.
diller 53-53. M. Tealer 52-53. R. Iacke 51-53. 10 Pair DRTower: D. Perkin
3-20. J. Collins 12-20 after aehoolofP%vivith Harry Miller. Harry Miller. ~ erv
?ester. Rodney Laoke and Des Neale wcre dl an 50-50 so hsd to shoot off.
ESPERANCE BAY 27-7.86- Clenr. sunny, 80" (14). LomavRenlty DD20m:
>. Perkin & L. NayIor29-40. E. Burchard dr G. Sanders 27-40. 10 Pair DR H.
4iUer 15.20. E. Buroh& 14-20.
GERALDIWN29-6-86 - Wet & windy (28). 5WF Skeet ls125: M. Watson, A.
locking. A. Berm all 25-25. 2nd 25T Skeet: J. Mcdhursk. T. Hally, D.
VeIlingon all 25-25. 25TISU Skeet: A. Hocking23-25. A. Ferrm22-25, ~k

WEWMAN GUN CLUB
SEPTEMBER T"\NO DAY' CARNIVAL
Saturday & Sunday September 27 & 28,1986
SATURDAY 27 SHOOTING COMMENCES
8.30 am SHARP Morning-afternoon teas and lunches available both
days. The Club will supply a beef on the spit, salads
and keg on Saturday night - "PREPARE YOU
$6.00
FOR THE HANGOVER HANDICAP ON SUNDAY".
BBQ Sunday night (pay on the night).
HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 2 3 4 6 7 & 8
Other events time permitting
TRAPS OPEN 7.30 am BOTH DAYS
WELCOME TO NEWMAN
The Newman Gun Club is situated approximately 4
Nom. $10.00 km from Newman and approximately 8 km from the
25T SB lronman Championship Graded
main turn off towards Newman. The club consists
of two D.T.L. layouts, one Tower and Skeet layout.
Accommodation available:
Billets -Walkabout Motel - 1 Caravan Park
SUNDAY 28 'OMMENCES 8.30 am There is also plenty of room at the club grounds for
caravans and tents. We have running water, hot
showers, power and toilets.
Visiting shooters who require billets or other accommodation
are asked to contact either of the
Nom.$12.00
15P DBR District Championship
TOTAL $76.00
WE ARE PROUD TO BOAST OF THE GOOD
SHOOTING VENUE AND PROGRAMME - THE
BEEF ON THE SPIT AND OUR SOCIAL AND
HOSPITABLE NATURES!!!!!!
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GUN CLUB
(INCORPORATED)
. - . . . . . . --
datch 21.25. HG: D. Wellington 49-SO..Most improved sftar ahmt oB: H.
r*--. a, .a
GERALmoN 13.7.86 -Cloudy 6. mld(39). 25TDB. Thaolllyposarbleahot
,y C O'Bnen 25T DB: M. Weraan. R. h4aDonald both 2525. HG. R.
dc-nuld btmt unproved: D. Shes IOPR DD wmere sfur ehoot ollG Kelly
uld T Holly.
GEMLD~N 27.7.88 -fine & m ~d 143) 6 PR DID EO: B. ~oe~hetti M.
barhutt8tiB. W. JohnslA FcnnaBB 2OPRDDC'uhip:Outrrpl~lwvvlaraG
noughton & D Lor- 2020, momup alter anml om M. Iloschotti & B
3asrheui. IDT DB: Poearblca shot by G Kelly. D Well~ngton. D. Hmz. H.
H-~Z B chandler. M ~oschctu. E ~oomoy. P. MiragLofm. G O'B~M. C.
7armo. G Huughlon. A Ilockulg, h1. Weteon. Wuvler after ahoor oft E
roomey HG: C Zunno. Most unpmsed S >(om
N E W 28 8.86- Cold&Wndy(l) S M & J A. Hum IOOSkeei M. SLone
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Carnival
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 20TH & 21ST
SEPTEMBER 1986
BARREL WARMERS 0745 TO 0845
BOTH DAYS
Saturday 20th September 0900 Start
Event 1 Nom. $8.00
25T DIB CID GRADED
Event 2 Nom. $8.00
25T DIB PTS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP
Graded A,B,C. 1st. 2nd & 3rd each arade
Event 3
om-$14.00
SOT DIB STATE HANDICAP EVENT
1st. 2nd & 3rd ~lus meteraoe troohies
Event 4
- ~b;n.~$8.00
20 PR DEAUVILLE DOUBLES DISTRICT
CHAMPIONSHIP
TO be shot off 20m
1st & 2nd trophies
Sunday 21st September - 0900 Start
Event 5 Nom. $14.00
50T DIB POINTS FOR SELECTION OF
TEAMS FOR CITY VERSUS COUNTRY
TEAMS MATCH
Teams will shoot off over 25T DIB Pts
6 major medallions & 6 minor medallions
Event 6 Nom. $4.00
10T SIB CID Gr. Is!, 2nd & 3rd
Event 7 Nom. $14.00
50T STATE SIB CHAMPIONSHIP GR.
Champion and A, B & C. lst, 2nd & 3rd places
Event 8 Nom. $10.00
25T WHITEMAN PARK HANDICAP
Trophies 1st to 7th places
i Sashes awarded to overall winners of events 2. 3. 4.7 8 8.
Ribbons will be awarded to grade winners of events 2 8 7.
I High Gun sash will be decided on events 1.2.3.5.6, 7 a 8.
High Gun ribbons will be awarded to ladies, juniors and
I
veterans.
Optional sweeps 8 $1.00 per 25 targets, will be conducted
on each 25T round of events 2.3.5
7 wlth the exception of
the even1 5 shool-OH.
Shooters are advised that bar and catering facilities will be
available during the weekend, also hot showers and ablution
lacilities are available.
Hon. Sec. Denis J. Gow
Phone (09) 339 1650
WAGC Shooting Grounds, Beechboro Rd Nth. Whiteman,
W.A.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - SEPTEMBER 1986
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CREssY 6.788 - Fnc & (36). ZUI SIB YS: S Marstall 20.20. J Kean.
B Swan. T Svl~l~na all 1920.25T PIS Cent Diet C'shlp: A&OA 8. Marehall
15.16 R O. Am01 70.73 C J MarPlh~n6975. 20 PrD.RTmohv: A&OA: I.
Murphy 36-40: B: K. Aylert 27.40: 6 N. bWne 2840.1G'r~o~& P. under&
14.16.
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DEVON~RT 18-7-88 - ~ine (30). 25T Skeet: A: R. Elmer 24-25: B: Shnne
Yat-23-25: C: B. Svan24.25. DonBmttMemarialC'ship50TDB: A&HG:B.
swan 5O.so: a:K. Aylett 49-50: C: J. Tvmer44-50. West Junior over 2nd 25T:
R. Swan 23.25.ZM' SB: A: S. Webb 28.27: B: V. MifcheU 18-23; C: 8ue Yam
15-21.2UI PS: A: J. Kean 58-80: B: V. Mitchell 68.80; 0: J. Tvmsr 6880.
HOBAFn 28688 - Fine. oold(30). 26T DIE Gw. A: L. Gray 27.2% B: G.
Am01 32-32: C: G. Drew 20.25.10 R DIR G~ A: A. Keen 16.20: B: Q. Amd
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SEPTEMBER:
Commonwealth Night Double Rise - Tasmanian -
13th September.
State Night Skeet - Burnie - 20th September.
State Night Mixed Targets - Hobart - 11th October.
State Night Double Rise - Burnie - 18th October.
State Day Single Barrel, Double Barrel Points Score -
State Carnival - 25/26 October.
Bothwell Gun Club
. .
NlAW CLAY TARGET
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Dewonport Clay Tarsel Club
September 20, 1986 - 10.30am start
Event 1
Ling Gowens Skeet Championship
50 Tgts. Graded A, 8. C.
Trophy each grade.
High Gun Sash and Grade Sashes.
Event 2
Silver Anniversary Championship.
50 Tats. Double Barrel Polnts.
~radedl.'~. C. ~rophy each grade
High Gun Sash and Giade Sashes.
(Norco Batteries Cup event).
(Gordon Girdlestone Cup on 2nd 25 Tgrs.)
Saturdav Se~tember 13 - 10.30am A A +
Event 1 Nom. $4.00
15 Tgt DB EO ss ~obart"Gun Club IU 1 ... " ~
Sunday September 28, 1981
Event 2
Nom.$BOO - -..
6 - 10.30am
30 Tgt Points Score Trophy Shoot tlvenr 1 Nom. $7.00
25T 018 Graded A.B.C. Trophy
Trophy each grade.
Nom. $13.00
Event 3 Nom. $6.00 Event 2
10 Pr Double R~se Trophy Shoot. Trophy each grade.
50T Casino Clty DIB C'shlp.
-.>-A
urautiu n.0.b.
" ",. -rophy. I H/G Sash
Event 4 Nom. $4.00 Event3
.c 7-2 "0 "...---"a,.&--
Nom. $13.00
," '9,"D on=.q,r,ane7>.
N' McCa'lum 86 3313
(lpm) 50T A.C.T.A. Skeet: Graded A.E.C. Trophy.
On Event 2, Marshall Trophy Polnts. On Event 3, Taylor Trophy
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
* * * points.
* * *
Burnie Gun Club
"I1
Rosebery Gun Club
Saturday September 6
September 28
Day Shoot - 10.00am
Event 1
10 Tgt DIE Continental Trap SIS.
25 Tgts Skeet Graded A, 6. C. Event 2
30 Tgt Club D/B Continental Trap Championship
50 Tgts DIE. Graded A, B, C. Ribbon & Trophy each divlslon.
11-14. 15-16. 17-25.
25 Tgts PIScore. Graded A, B. C. Event 3
20 Pair DID Drawn Partners
* * * Trophy 1st & 2nd Pair.
* * *
Saturday September 20
Night shoot - 6.00pm
Event I
50 Tgts Tasmanian State Night Skeet C'ship Event 1
Sash &Trophy each grade.
Event 2
Event 2
SIS Event. Time permitting.
Event 3
* * *
Cressy Gun Club
Event 4
Smithton Gun Club
Sunday September 14 - 11.00am
10 Tgts. DIE, EIO, SIS
25 Tgts. D/B, A, B, C.
Time permitting. 5 Prs. DoublelRise.
* t *
Tasmanian Gun Club
Saturday, September 13
Sunday 7th September 1986 - 10.OOam
Event 1 Nom. $6.00
20 T t Dl8 SIStake. DaylNight - start 1 o'clock
shot 7 rom 15 metres.
Event I
Event 2 Nom. $7.50 SOT Trench A, E, C.
25 Tgt Dl8 Mixed Metreage. Graded Trophy Shwt. Event 2
shot from 5-24. 5-21. 5-18, 5-15, 5-12 metres. 25T Skeet. A, 6, C.
Trophies A, B, C. Event 3 Nom. $25T iiingsmeadows Hotel DIH Hcp. 1st. 2nd,
Event 3 Nom. $8.00
30 Tgt DIE Handicap Event 4
Shot from H/Cap Marks.
Trophies 1st. 2nd & 3rd.
ge 64 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS --SEPTEMBER 1986

I
designed
Technically the odds are in your favour when you use
Australian made Winchester patented ShotsheU Cartridges
with matched components. Every component is scienfifically
and manufactured to exacting rigid specifications to
give you the winning edge One piece compression formed
plastic case - for superior strength and reloadability. Non
corrosive Primer - for quick sure ignition in all climatic
conditions. Olin Ball Powder gives clean progressive
burning for consistant power. Winchester Wads - for
superior gas sealing and improved patterns. Winchester
Shot - polished alloy hardened for truer flight When you
add it all up how could you use anything but Winchester
Shotshells - Loaded in your favour.