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January 2005 Vol.58 No.1

Official Journal of the

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.Print Post ApprovedPP349181/00364

AustralianSkeet Nationals

Overall HighGun Winner

Mark Newman

ACTA Executiveand Staff

wish all Members& their Families

a very Happy and Safe

New Year

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NATIONAL EXECUTIVEPatronThe Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.

PresidentMr Bill JonesChairperson - Management/National Grounds25 Links Cres, Port Macquarie, NSW 2444Ph: (02) 6582 5662

Vice PresidentsMr Ron TraillChairperson - Championships. RulesPO Box 77, Rochester, Vic 3561Ph: (03) 5484 1356

Mrs Elaine ForwardChairperson - Shooting. RulesP O Box 68, Tambellup, WA 6230Ph: (08) 9825 1137

Treasurer/SecretaryMr John HolderChairperson - Finance. National Grounds2 Sturt Approach, Flagstaff Hill, SA 5159Ph: Mob. 0407 548 444

ManagementMr Mark BullussPromotion & Development, National Grounds16 Exmouth Court, Leanyer, NT 0812 Ph: (08) 8947 4448 BH

Mr Allan KennyChairperson - Promotion & Development. Finance103 Yellow Brick Rd, Old Beach, Tas 7017Ph: (03) 6233 5742

Mr Dennis HarwoodFinance, Shooting441 MacKenzie St, Toowoomba, Qld 4350Ph: (07) 4635 3856, Mob. 0421 041 134

Mr David ColemanCoaching, Championships32 Langi CrescentWAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650Ph: (02) 6931 4454 Mob: 0417 929 131

CommitteeMr Robert AndrewsPromotion & Development, RulesRSD 1005, Mundulla, SA 5207Ph: (08) 8758 7201

Mr Daryl PasfieldRules, Championships22 Riverview Drive, Wingham, NSW 2429Ph: (02) 6557 0109

Mr Len CookCoaching, Championships31 Grandview Grove, Wendouree Vic 3350Ph: (03) 5339 5865

Mr Robert FoxFinance, ShootingPO Box 2580, Palmerston, NT 0831Ph: (08) 8983 3180

Mr John MackPromotion & Development, Championships18 Naraling Road, Bahrs Scrub, Qld 4207Ph: (07) 3804 0026 Mob: 0414 866 313

Mr Glenn O’BrienChairperson - Coaching. Shooting5 Buchanan Pl, Geraldton, WA 6530Ph: (08) 9921 5950 Mob: 0408 933 297

Mrs Nannette McCallumPromotion & Development, Championships.1876 Lyell Highway, Lawitta, Tas 7140Ph: (03) 6261 3852

Honorary Life RegistrationsL. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hall (P.P.) N. Hardy E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Holtfreter (P.P.) L. J. Martin (P.P.) R. Mules A. N. Rowe J. K. Scott (P.P.) J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) R.F. Buchan J. Murphy G.G. Woodhatch (P.P.) R. Silvester

CONTENTSPresidents Report .............................................2

NSW CTA State Trap Carnival ...........................2

Echuca Champion of Champions ......................2

2004 Skeet Nationals.........................................6

The Shoot — Geraldton...................................12

Your Say...........................................................12

2004 WACTA State Carnival ............................13

Psychological Skills for Shooting .....................18

NWZ Carnival — Jeparit ..................................19

QCTA State Skeet — Roma ............................22

VCTA South East Zone Carnival......................22

Stawell Clay Target Club ..................................24

Vale ..................................................................26

Break Badges ..................................................26

Ballandean Clay Target Club............................27

Gladstone Clay Target Club .............................28

Newcastle 2 Day Shoot....................................29

Tambo/Scrubby Creek CTCs ...........................30

Downside Gun Club .........................................31

Mathoura Night Shoot ......................................31

Marconi Clay Target Club.................................32

Victoria Police Championships ........................33

Travelling with Firearms ...................................33

Hermidale Gun Club ........................................34Echuca High School.........................................34Classifieds........................................................35Shoot Calendar ................................................35Shoot Results...................................................36

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FRONT COVER:

Mark Newman from the Cecil Park Clay Target Club, Overall High Gun Winner at the Australian Skeet Nationals with a score of 448/480.

Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 2005

YEAR END REGISTRATION FIGURESA modest increase was recorded for the second year running.A good result for all club officials.

ASA CONSTITUTIONFollowing the last workshop in Melbourne, a final draftconstitution has been produced.The document appears to satisfy both the Australian SportsCommission and the affiliate shooting organisations. The ASAannual General Meeting on November 20 will discuss thisdraft with a special general meeting in the New Year for a voteto be taken.WORLD DTL 2006National Ground preparation for the event continues with afurther three layouts now complete with new trap houses andlanes. Construction will continue, as funds become available.

NEW YEAR 2005I would like to thank you all for your support in 2004 and lookforward to your continued help in 2005. My personal bestwishes to all members and their families for 2005.

The National Shooting Ground at Wagga Wagga was again thevenue for the NSW State Trap carnival conducted as usual on thelong weekend in October. The grounds were beautifully preparedand our thanks go to the ACTA team.Attendance was good with 207 competitors being the maximum forone of the championships. In the Double Barrel 82 competitorsshot the possible! 9 possibles were also shot in the Handicap, 1Double Rise, 12 Single Barrel and 9 in the Pointscore.Shooting commenced on Friday with the first event, the 2004 StateChampion of Champions sponsored by RIO Corsivia won by NickXenos NSWGC with an impressive score of 149/150. There were164 competitors.Results: 2nd C Stefan Seckar 105/125 Bega NSW; 1st C TomBrandon 115/125 Junee NSW. 2nd B Hugh Fairfield-Smith116/125 Wagga NSW; 1st B Brett McKinnon 119/125 PortMacquarie NSW. 2nd A Tom Holt 167/175 Colac VIC; 1st A JoeCamilleri 168/175 Cecil Park NSW. 2nd AA Bill Iles 223/225Cressy TAS; 1st AA Socs Pilipasidis 148/150 Abruzzo VIC. 1st WKathie Gault 117/125 Majura Park ACT; 1st J Robert Smith121/125 Canberra Inter ACT. 1st S/J Tom Brandon 115/125 JuneeNSW. 1st V Jeff Nash 143/150 Orange NSW

NationalPresident’s

NotesBill Jones

NSW Clay TargetAssociation

2004 State TrapCarnival

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NSWCTA 50t Single Barrel Championship O/A Phil Grainger 117/117 andNSWCTA 50t Double Barrel Championship O/A Phil Grainger 573/573

Noorat VIC

Champion of Championsat Echuca Shoot

On the fine warm fifth Sunday of October, Echuca Clay Target Clubhad a two-event program, a 75 target Champion of Champions anda 25 target cash divide Skeet. With only a slight breeze, and clearconditions, the shooters posted some very good scores, particularlyGordon Fletcher who only dropped one point, to collect Overall andAA in the first event. Veteran Echuca member, Barry Rogers shotthe Pointscore leg clean, to collect B Grade with a 131/145, and thecongratulations of all the Echuca members for a fine performance.The Skeet was a complete sweep by Echuca members. Craig Scotttook A Grade on a 24/25, Murray Roberts B Grade on the samescore of 24/25, and C Grade, club President Ron Traill posting a23/25 score.It was surprising the local members did shoot so well, as most havebeen devoting a lot of their time and energy in the last few weekshelping to prepare the Echuca grounds for the Victorian StateCarnival, which should see approximately 250 to 300 shooters andmost of their families move into Echuca for 3 to 4 days.With first and second prizes in four grades on offer for the firstevent, many shooters had a chance of being amongst the winners;a full report is as follows.Event One a 75 Target Champion of Champions, Overall and AA GFletcher 124/125, AA 2nd B O'Donnell 123/125, A Grade 1st S Traill120/125, A 2nd P Gobbo 118/125, B Grade 1st B Rogers 131/ 145, B2nd G Peacock 130/145, C Grade 1st was S Boyd 98/125, C Grade2nd L Posterado 85/125.Event Two a 25 Target Skeet Cash Divide, A Grade 1st C Scott24/25, B Grade 1st M Roberts 24/25, and C Grade 1st was R Traill23/25.

Murray Roberts

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NSW Hall of Fame 2004 InducteesOur Hall of Fame inductions for 2004 were then made. This yearKevin Perkins and Michael Diamond were inducted into our Hallof Fame and join our other Hall of Fame Members, WarrenCharlton, Pud Burgess, Barry Kable, Jim Ellis, JW Smith, ArthurTurner, Dick Piotrowksi, Mark McInnes, Jack Headon and GlenCastellaro.

Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Teams MatchSaturday kicked off with the Zone Shoulder to Shoulder teamsmatch. The Central Zone took out the Men's Zone teams match oncount back with a score of 125/369. The winning team was J. W.Smith 25/74; Wayne Sharpe 25/73; John Lawrence 25/73; GrantBarton 25/74; Clive Foster 25/75. The placings were 5th Northern122/357; 4th Riverina 122/358; 3rd Southern 124/367; 2nd Western125/369 The Women's Zone Teams match placings were 4th Riverina68/200; 3rd Western 71/210; 2nd Southern 72/209; 1st Northern72/212. The winning team consisted of Helen Gay 25/73; EmilyAnderson 23/69; Bernadette Seve 24/70 The Junior Zone Teams match placings were 4th Riverina 66/191;3rd Central 71/206; 2nd Western 72/208; 1st Southern 73/214. Thewinning team members were Brendan Burgess 25/73; RobertSmith 25/73;Daniel Allam 23/68 The Veteran Zone Teams match placings were 3rd Northern71/203; 2nd Riverina 72/209; 1st Southern 73/217. The memberswere Ray Kearns 25/74; Frank Bradwell 23/69;Bill Van Beek 25/74NSWCTA Life Membership Awarded to Bill Jones Following the Zone teams match was the official opening ceremonyand following that was Bill Jones being awarded Life Membershipto NSW Clay Target Association for his contribution to theAssociation & the sport. Bill was presented with a plaquesignifying his Life Membership.

Northern Zone Open Team

Northern Zone Veterans Team OFFICIAL M TEA: Hall of Fame morning tea.

Northern Zone Womens Team

Riverina Zone Veterans Team

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Kevin PerkinsKevin was introduced to Clay Target shooting by Doug Watchornin 1966, at age 22. He is a Life Member & current Vice Presidentof the Illawarra Gun Club. He has always lived around theIllawarra area. Kevin is well known in all disciplines of ClayTarget shooting. His down the line achievements include:NSW Postal Team 1982 & 1990; NSW Shoulder to ShoulderTeam1983 & 1991, NSW Team High Gun 1983 & 1991; NSWChampion of Champions 2nd 2002. Australian Titles WinnerSingle Barrel 1990; Overall Trap High Gun 1990. Runner UpDouble Barrel 1972; Single Barrel 1983; Double Rise 1985; DoubleRise 1993. Kevin made 13 Macintosh Teams: 1973 1978 1980 1981

1983 1985 1990 1991 1993 1994. Australian International Teams1982. Kevin's Career Highlight was winning the National SingleBarrel Championship in 1990, after being runner up three timespreviously. Pud Burgess had explained to him years before that heneeded to do his apprenticeship before he could take out thewinners trophy. Kevin said the celebration of the win started witha quick 9 schooners then a couple of hours break, and he thencontinued celebrating on late into the night. The next day Kevincourageously made it out to shoot the Pointscore event althoughfeeling quite under the weather. He took out the National HighGun beating Doug Smith by one.Michael Diamond OAMBorn 20th May 1972. He started shooting at the age of 8. Michaelwon his first national open title in 1987 the year he turned 15.Over the next 13 years, Michael collected another 9 National titlesand 7 state titles. He has also been National runner up 4 times. InMarch 1994, Michael set the World Down the Line Break record of

2048 at Belfast Gun Club in New Zealand. During his shootingcareer he has also won numerous other sporting and communityawards including shooter of the year on numerous occasions. Hewas named Australian Sports Junior Male Athlete of the Year in1988 and 1989, and was awarded an OAM for service to our sportin 1997. Michael's national titles include: National DTL titles 10 +4 r/up, Nat DB 1987 (15 years old) 1995; Nat PS 1995; Nat TeamHG 1987 1993 1995;Nat O/All HG 1997 1998; NZ PS 1993; NZ SB 1996. State Titles 7,NSW DB 1992 1993; NSW PS 1993; NSW Team HG 1988 1993;NSW O/All HG 1988 1992. 4 times Olympian & dual goldmedallist

Southern Zone Junior Team — winning team.

Southern Zone Open Team

Western Zone Open Team

Western Zone Womens TeamSouthern Zone Veterans Team — winning team.

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Official opening of the NSWCTA Hall of Fame buildingFred Rapley spoke on behalf of the Executive and WarrenCharlton cut the ribbon to officially open the building. A morningtea in the Hall of Fame followed, special thanks to Lyn Blake forher organisation of the morning tea and the delicious food. Someof the interesting memorabilia on display put together by Helen,Adrianne and Neal Gay included sashes, badges, trophy's, shootingjacket, shirts from the 70s. The pictures on loan were from WarrenCharlton, Bruce Charles (Lola Charles memorabilia), KathieGault, Michael Diamond, Pud Burgess, Robbie Smith, BarryKable, and Don Sullivan. Thank you to everyone who contributed.Neal Gay has donated a computer to the Hall of Fame, and spenthours developing a presentation, with records, pictures andhistory of NSW Clay Target Association. This generated a lot ofexcitement and discussion about where to next. Our records arenot complete, there is information missing, everyone is invited tofill any gaps in our records. Thank you Neal.The second event of the Carnival was the 2004 NSW StateHandicap sponsored by the McInnes Group. This year the winnerwas 1st Vince Gatt 22m 72/72 Cecil Park NSW; 2nd Sam Clifford23m 71/72 Noorat VIC; 3rd Nathan McDonnell 22m 61/62Illawarra NSW; 4th Bryan Manns 25m 68/69 Cobar NSW; 5th PhilBailey 17m 67/69 Guyra NSWThe third event of the Carnival was the NSWCTA Double RiseChampionship - 50t, Singleton Retravision. The total number ofcompetitors was 186, with 1 possible. The Overall winner was BenRumbel 50/50 Guyra NSW. 2nd C Robert Hosking 33/50 GoolmaNSW; 1st C Tom Brandon 37/50 Junee NSW. 2nd B Arthur Vine43/50 Tamworth NSW; 1st B Brett McKinnon 44/50 PortMacquarie NSW. 2nd A Tony Burgess 54/60 Majura Park NSW; 1stA Joshua Lawrence 55/60 Canowindra NSW. 2nd AA KevinPerkins 66/70 Illawarra NSW; 1st AA Mark McInnes 68/70Narrabri NSW. 1st W Loz Lloyd 45/50 Sydney NSW. 1st J BrendanBurgess 46/50 Majura Park ACT; 1st S/J Aaron Turner 45/50Griffith NSW. 1st V Jeff Nash 45/50 Orange NSW NSWCTA 50t Single Barrel Championship sponsored by VIPCartridges. The total number of competitors was 207, with 12possibles. The Overall Winner was Phil Grainger 117/117 NooratVIC. The placings were 2nd C Tom Brandon 41/50 Junee NSW; 1stC Clare Kesby 42/50 Brewarrina NSW. 2nd B Emma Eagles 47/50The Forest NSW; 1st B Brian Frost 49/50 The Forest NSW. 2nd AMichael Bajada 77/79 Cecil Park NSW; 1st A Tony Burgess 78/79Majura Park ACT. 2nd AA Bill Jones 101/102 Port MacquarieNSW; 1st AA Stephen Guest 116/117 Leeton NSW. 1st W DiarneDoyle 49/50 Hay NSW; 1st J Tom Holt 66/67 Coolac VIC; 1st S/JAaron Turner 47/50 Griffith NSW. 1st V Michael Bajada 51/52Cecil Park NSWNSWCTA 50t Double Barrel Championship sponsored byWinchester. The total number of competitors was 207, with 82possibles. The Overall Winner was Phil Grainger 573/573 NooratVIC. 2nd C Robert Hosking 49/51 Castelmaine VIC; 1st C TomBrandon 50/51 Junee NSW. 2nd B Louise Machul 65/66 CobarNSW; 1st B Lauren Duthie 66/66 Hamilton VIC. 2nd A IanMcKenzie 116/117 Majura Park ACT; 1st A Glen Barton 123/124Gunning Dalton NSW; 2nd AA Bryan Manns 571/571 Cobar NSW.1st AA Nathan McDonnell 572/573 Illawarra NSW. 1st W WendyBarton 143/144 Gunning Dalton NSW. 1st J Brendan Burgess167/168 Majura Park NSW; 1st S/J Aaron Turner 113/114 GriffithNSW. 1st V John Kent 105/106 Inverell NSW Sunday night saw the continuation of the traditional Barbecuedinner provided by the NSWCTA followed by nibbles and theFooty Grand Final on the Big Screen TV. Tea, coffee & cake wereserved later in the night. Although it seemed the majority ofpeople there were unhappy with the outcome of the game,everyone was satisfied with the evening. Special thanks to LynBlake, Pam Smith, Sandra & Peter Haley and the Executives whogot the crowd fed.NSWCTA 50t Pointscore Championship sponsored by HorsleyPark & Mirage. The total number of competitors was 193, with 9possibles. The Overall Winner was Glen Castellaro 354/354Griffith NSW. 2nd C Robert Hosking 129/150 Castelmaine VIC; 1stC Tom Brandon 133/150 Junee NSW. 2nd B Louise Machul151/156 Cobar NSW; 1st B Bernadette Seve 147/150 Camel HillNSW. 2nd A Tony Burgess 157/159 Majura Park NSW; 1st A

Stephen Holt 149/150 Coolac VIC. 2nd AA Arty Del-Ben 377/378NSWGC NSW; 1st AA J.W. Smith 353/354 Canowindra NSW. 1stW Wendy Barton 150/150 Gunning Dalton NSW. 1st J BrendanBurgess 150/150 Majura Park NSW; 1st S/J Aaron Turner 146/150Griffith NSW. 1st V Peter Fitzalan 170/171 Dubbo NSWState Postal Teams (In qualifying order)

Thank you to our sponsors whose support gives more back to theshooters. Thank you to all the shooters that attended the carnivaland especially to those who assisted in any way towards makingthe carnival a success. We look forward to seeing you all again nextyear at Wagga.

MENS1 Arty Del-Ben 250 N.S.W.G.C.2 Robert Thompson 250 Cobar3 Glen Castellaro 249 Griffith4 Ross Liersch 249 Albury5 Joe Caltabiano 249 Orange6 Bill Jones 249 PT Macquarie7 Bryan Manns 249 Cobar8 JW Smith 248 Canowindra9 Stephen Guest 248 Leeton10 Tony Barton 248 GunningDalton11 Phillip Headon 248 Hay12 Arthur Turner 247 Griffith13 Tony Wright 247 Junee14 Nick Xenos 247 N.S.W.G.C.15 David Perri 247 Cecil Park

JUNIOR1 Brendan Burgess 249 MajuraPark2 Robert Smith 247 Canberra3 Aaron Turner 243 Griffith4 Glenn Barton 243 GunningDalton5 Daniel Allam 241 Cecil Park6 Kirk Neill 240 Hermidale

WOMENS1 Wendy Barton 247 GunningDalton2 Diarne Doyle 240 Hay 3 Kathie Gault 240 Majura Park4 Louise Machul 239 Cobar5 Helen Overton 234 Brewarrina6 Bernadette Seve 234 Camel Hill

VETERANS1 Peter Fitzalan 246 Dubbo2 Frank Bradwell 244 Illawarra3 Jeff Nash 244 Orange4 John Kent 242 Inverell5 Kevin Heywood 237 Narromine6 Ray Kearns 23 Bega

TEAM GUN AWARDSMens High Gun Glen CastellaroGriffith 150/150Juniors High Gun Robert SmithCanberra 75/75Womens High Gun BernadetteSeve Camel Hill 74/75Veterans High Gun Jeff NashOrange 75/75

Team High Gun Glen CastellaroGriffith 399/400State Champion Arty Del-BenNswgc 250/250NSWCTA Shoulder To ShoulderTeams (Selected from Qualifiers-DB, SB and Points) and State

TEAM SCORESMENS1 Glen Castellaro Griffith 3992 Arty Del-Ben N.S.W.G.C. 3983 Tony Wright Junee 3974 JW Smith Canowindra 3975 Bill Jones PT Macquarie 397JUNIOR1 Brendan Burgess Majura Park3232 Robert Smith Canberra 3223 Glenn Barton Gunning Dalton316VETERANS1 Jeff Nash Orange 3192 Peter Fitzalan Dubbo 3183 Frank Bradwell Illawarra 313WOMENS1 Wendy Barton Gunning Dalton3192 Diarne Doyle Hay 3133 Louise Machul Cobar 309

HIGH GUN AWARDS AA Grade High Gun RobertThompson Cobar NSW 465/475A Grade High Gun Tony BurgessMajura Park Act 451/475B Grade High Gun Robert HuntCowra NSW 439/475C Grade High Gun Tom BrandonJunee NSW 419/475Section High Guns Sponsored byCasella WinesWomens High Gun Wendy BartonGunning Dalton NSW 448/475Junior High Gun BrendanBurgess Majura Park Act 460/475Sub Junior High Gun AaronTurner Griffith NSW 439/475Veterans High Gun Jeff NashOrange NSW 456/475Overall High Gun Glen CastellaroGriffith NSW 467/475

Offiicial morning tea.


2004 SKEET NATIONALSShooters from around Australia and New Zealand

again came to the National Shooting Ground inWagga Wagga to renew old friendships and enjoy the

annual National Skeet Carnival.NATIONAL 20 GAUGE CHAMPIONSHIPSThe first event for the national carnival saw 66 competitors line upfor the National 20 gauge Championship. At the end ofqualification three shooters stood alone with a perfect score of100/100 with the shooters now taking to the field to determine awinner. 16 targets later Gil Farish claimed victory from LaurieSceresini with Jamie Cameron in third place on a score of 111/112.Gil received the Royal Blue Sash, Silver Australia Badge and John

Withers Memorial Trophy.Section wins went to LeonieJohnston in the Women's 89/100,Nicholas Brownson 96/100 theJuniors and John Guberina99/100 the Veterans.Other placegetters were: AAGrade 1st Scott Wright,NSWGC, 154/155; 2nd BrianThomshon, New Zealand,153/155: A Grade 1st FrankMarcellino, NSWGC, 98/100; 2ndNeal Dimmick, Gold Coast,97/100: B Grade 1st BobPrescott, New Zealand, 97/100;2nd Richard Boenders, NewZealand, 110/114: C Grade 1stCraig Tilley, Sydney, 88/100; 2ndJohn Brownson, ChartersTowers, 85/100.

STATE TEAMS MATCHOpen: Five states were represented at this years Nationals. Somefine shooting was displayed by the states represented resulting ina countback to determine the winning state this being New SouthWales. The team of Peter Vella, Santo Manuele, John Guberina,Adrian Lucchitti and Scott Wright, shot a score of 244/250 to winfrom the Queensland team also with a combined score of 244/250.Other placings were third, Western Australian 243/250, forthVictoria 237/250 and fifth South Australia 226/250.

Women's: The New South Wales team of Helen Sanders, NancyBadewitz and Melinda Nivala were successful this year with ascore of 64/75 with Victoria in second place on a score of 62/75.

Juniors: The Victorian team of Gavin Barry, Cameron McIntoshand Chris Reginato were successful this year with a score of 68/75.

Veterans: Two teams contested for the veterans with the team ofHugh Fairfield-Smith, Reg Petts and John Cunningham from NewSouth Wales taking this event with a combined score of 69/75 fromVictoria on 68/75.Wagga Wagga Mayor, Kerry Pascoe, General Manager Wagga CityCouncil, Mr. Phillip Perram and the New Zealand President, Mr.Ewen Pirie, were called upon to adjudicate on the best-presentedteam. This year's recipients of the Margaret and Alan Dentontrophy for the best presented team went to the team fromQueensland.

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NATIONAL SKEET HANDICAPThe fifth National Skeet Handicap attracted a field of 107 shooters.Those that managed to hang onto some of their handicapproceeded to the field to shoot-off for the Col Burt MemorialTrophy. After a long shoot off third place went to JohnCunningham (+6) from the Cecil Park club, with a final score of248/255, second place went to Andrew Leech (+10) on a score of301/315. The winner of the National Skeet Handicap went to

Steven Cooper (+0) from NewZealand on a score of 312/312.In the Sections John Cunning-ham (+6) was also successful inthe Veterans on a score of248/255, Katrina McLaren (+4)in the Women's on a score of56/59 and Cameron McIntosh(+10) in the Juniors on a score of83/90.Minor placings; 4th position,Neal Dimmick (+2) 189/192; 5thposition, Adrian Lucchitti (+0)150/151; 6th position, MauroConti (+6) 143/150; 7th position,Clyde Bennett (+6) 142/149; 8thposition, Nick Aird (+0) 141/142;9th position Dennis Savage (+8)130/139; 10th position CameronMcIntosh (+10) 127/138.

ALL STATES SKEETCHAMPIONSHIPA total of 108 competitors tookto the fields for this event withonly three shooters recordingthe possible. After a short butentertaining shootoff LeighRoberts claimed the overall winwith a score of 111/111 fromvisiting New Zealand shooterBrian Thomson in second placewith a score of 110/111. Thirdplace was taken by MarkNewman with a score of108/109.The Women's section was won byKatrina McLaren 94/100; JohnGuberina 109/111 won theVeterans and Thomas Dent

98/100 the Junior and Sub Junior sections.Other placegetters were: AA Grade 1st Craig O'Neill, Brisbane,151/152; 2nd Steven Cooper, New Zealand, 150/152; 3rd Adrian

Lucchitti, NSWGC, 139/141: A Grade 1st Neal Dimmick, GoldCoast, 99/101; 2nd Thomas Dent, NSWGC, 98/100; 3rd MichaelKinmond, New Zealand, 107/110: B Grade 1st Frank Hedley,Narrabri, 97/100; 2nd Tong Shang, Cecil Park, 95/100; 3rd KatrinaMcLaren, Burnie, 102/108: C Grade 1st Cameron McIntosh,Melbourne, 94/100; 2nd Peter Dent, NSWGC, 86/100; 3rd MelindaNivala, Illawarra, 84/108.

COMMONWEALTH SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPThis 100-target event attracted a field of 108 shooters and at theconclusion of qualifying five possibles remained these were PaulJohnston, Adrian Lucchitti, Steven Cooper, Thomas Dent and TonyTruss.At the completion of the shoot-off, junior shooter, Thomas Dent hadwithstood all challengers and was unbeaten for the day on 136/136to become the 2004 Commonwealth Skeet Champion. Second placewent to Steven Cooper with a score of 135/136 and in third placewas Paul Johnston with a score of 131/132.

In the sections John Guberinawas successful in the Veteranson a score of 113/114, KatrinaMcLaren in the Women's on ascore of 96/100, Gavin Barry inthe Junior's on a score of 97/100and Nicholas Brownson in theSub Juniors on a score of 92/100.Other placegetters were: AAGrade 1st Adrian Lucchitti,NSWGC, 107/108; 2nd TonyTruss, New Zealand, 101/102;3rd Mal Briggs, Melbourne,161/162: A Grade 1st JohnFoster, Burnie, 99/100; 2ndFrank Marcellino, NSWGC,123/125; 3rd Andrew Leech,Bendigo, 122/125: B Grade 1stGavin Barry, Wangaratta,97/100; 2nd Richard Boenders,New Zealand, 101/105; 3rd TerryDuck, Taree Wingham, 104/109:C Grade 1st Johnson Lang,Wangaratta, 101/108; 2nd

Cameron McIntosh, Melbourne, 100/108; 3rd John Brownson,Charters Towers, 91/100.

NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPOf the 111 nominations for this event, seven shooters managed toshoot a possible to record the best result for the day. After theshootoff Julian Lucchitti from the NSW Gun Club claimed the 35thNational Skeet Championship with a score of 136/136 from ChrisRockliffe on a score of 135/136. Third place went to Ray Everettfrom New Zealand with a score of 116/117. Julian was presentedwith the Tup Pederson Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash, SilverAustralia Badge.

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In the sections Reg Clarke was successful in the Veterans on ascore of 100/100, Brent Target in the Juniors on a score of 97/100and Thomas Dent was successful in the Sub Juniors on a score of92/100.

Katrina McLaren was successfulin the Women's section with ascore of 96/100. Katrina waspresented with the BarneyRooke memorial trophy andRoyal Blue Sash.Other placegetters were: AAGrade 1st Mark Newman, VecilPark, 115/117; 2nd StevenCooper, New Zealand, 105/106;3rd Jamie Cameron, Mt Isa,103/105: A Grade 1st GraemeWebber, New Zealand, 102/103;2nd Hayden Mountjoy, Bendigo,101/103; 3rd Neal Dimmick,Gold Coast, 104/106: B Grade1st Brent Target, Burnie,97/100; 2nd Frank Hedley,Narrabri, 106/111; 3rd gavinBarry, Wangaratta, 105/111: CGrade 1st Cameron Willman,Bendigo, 97/100; 2nd LesleyWojtowyez, Corowa, 88/100; 3rdJohn Sutherland, Mt Bogong,86/100.

GLENN TROPHYThe Australian team consisting of Julian Lucchitti, Chris Rockliff,Mark Newman, Jamie Cameron and Leigh Roberts shot a score of

244/250 to retain the Glenn Trophy in Australia. The New Zealandteam consisted of Steven Cooper, Brian Thomson, Tony Truss,David DaSilva and Lindsay Rodgers.

NATIONAL SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPThe National Skeet Doubles Championship attracted 85competitors vying for the Paul Johnston Perpetual Trophy, RoyalBlue Sash and Silver Australia Badge.With the 100 targets competed one shooter stood alone with theonly possible in this event. Laurie Sceresini from the Toowoombaclub in Queensland claimed the 18th National Skeet DoublesChampionship from DeanEverett on a score of 111/112with Neal Dimmick in thirdplace on a score of 110/112.Section wins went to WendyWellam in the Women's 90/100,Thomas Dent 95/100 in theJuniors and Sub Juniors andNeal Dimmick 99/100 in theVeterans.Other placegetters were: AAGrade 1st Mark Newman, CecilPark, 102/104; 2nd ChrisRockliff, Mersey, 99/100; 3rdJulian Lucchitti, NSWGC,118/120: A Grade 1st Sim-HeeNeoh, SAGC, 98/102; 2ndMichael Kinmond, New Zealand,97/102; 3rd Andrew Leech,Bendigo, 97/102: B Grade 1stAndrew Sanders, Downside,98/104; 2nd Bill Attwood,Melbourne, 97/104; 3rd BobPrescott, New Zealand, 95/104: C Grade 1st James Vardanega,Griffith, 90/100; 2nd Caneron Willman, Bendigo, 79/100; 3rd RicSchoenauer, Darwin, 62/100.

5 MAN CLUB TEAMSOnly one team contested this event with the team of Colin Sim,John Guberina, Adrian Lucchitti, Julian Lucchitti and ScottWright from the NSW Gun Club running out the winners on ascore of 2180/2250.

2 MAN TEAMSSixteen teams contested the two-man teams' event with thewinners being Paul Johnston and Leigh Roberts on a final score of889/900.

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MIXED PAIRS TEAMFour teams contested this event with the team of Wendy Wellamand Gil Farish being the final winners on a score of 841/900.

ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAMThe All-Australian Team was again selected over the High Gunand this year the team comprised of Mark Newman, Leigh Roberts,Adrian Lucchitti, Paul Johnston, Laurie Sceresini, Jamie Cameron,Nick Aird, John Guberina, Neal Dimmick and Pedro DaSilva.

HIGH GUNSGraded High Guns were awarded this year with Leigh Roberts,Bendigo Vic winning the AA Grade on a score of 446/450; A Gradewent to Neal Dimmick, Gold Coast, Qld, 438/450; B Grade winnerwas John Cunningham, Cecil Park NSW, 423/450 and C Grade

went to Andrew Leech, Bendigo Vic, with a score of 429/450. Wewould like to that Leonie and Paul Johnston for their sponsorshipof these awards.

Sub Junior High Gun: Thomas Dent from the NSW Gun Club wonthe Sub Junior High Gun with a score of 435/450. Mr. Bill Attwoodpresented Thomas with the Bill Attwood/Bob Buchan perpetualtrophy.Junior High Gun: Thomas Dentfrom the NSW Gun club alsowon the Junior High Gun with ascore of 435/450. Mr. BillAttwood presented Glenn withthe W. Attwood perpetual trophy.Women's High Gun: KatrinaMcLaren from the Burnie ClayTarget Club won the Women'sHigh Gun with a score of419/450.Veteran High Gun: The VeteranHigh Gun was won by JohnGuberina from the NSW GunClub with a score of 439/450.Overall High Gun: The overallhigh gun winner for the nationalchampionships was MarkNewman from the Cecil ParkClay Target Club on a combinedscore of 448/480. NationalExecutive member, Mr. JohnMack, presented Mark with theCec Herbert Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash and Gold AustraliaBadge.AcknowledgementsThe Association gratefully acknowledges the support given by themajor sponsors of the 2004 Skeet Nationals.Leonie and Paul Johnston: Sponsors of the Graded High GunsG & N Gun Supplies: Sponsors of the Section High GunsOlin Australia - Winchester Division

THANKSFirstly my thanks go to Sue Pim the hard working shoot marshal.A job well done Sue.Thanks also to the office staff, their behind the scene assistanceensured that the carnival ran effortlessly. And lastly to my hardworking ground staff, their efforts allowed the shoot to proceedsmoothly.I look forward to seeing everybody at the National Ground inNovember for the 2005 Skeet Nationals.

Andrew Sanders, EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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The Geraldton “Crayfish Carnival” Committeeand Club Members wish to sincerely thank thefollowing sponsors of...

“THE” SHOOTBailey Marine Fuels Geraldton Industrial Services Pages Auto Electrical L & J Lewis Concreting Pty Ltd Shoreline Outdoor World M G Kailis Dongara Energy Power Systems Australia Winchester Australia Geraldton Cranes & Haulage The Hon. Frank Hough MLC Fishermen Club Members Martin Padbury's BP Tarcoola Mr Bert Boschetti & Mr E Toomey City of Geraldton Mayors' Office Horrie and Steve's Slipway Mr Shane Hill MLA Geraldton Prime Lamb Co. Fish Trade International Mr Jamie Edwards MLA Geraldton Marine Electronics Coates Hire Geraldton

Twin DiscLobster AustraliaBeretta AustraliaTaylor MarineReel BoatsBoss TransportWestracDait CraypotsFleet HydraulicsLatitude PearlsNational BankSovereign FuelsCommonwealth BankMax MarineKevin Giudice & Co.Spring Valley FlowersLatitude FisheriesMidwest Roof TrussesRabobank


Fine weather greeted Friday the 24th September after a very wetThursday. The annual Geraldton Crayfish Carnival (The Shoot)was on us again. This shoot has gradually been gaining inpopularity all across Australia for the last few years with everincreasing numbers. Some come to try to win a Crayfish, somecome to try the seafood Chowder, and some come for the prawnsand seafood during the BBQ on Sunday night. Some come just forthe good time. Others came for the Calcutta, the odd drink or two,and the great hospitality.We knew we were in for a big weekend when over 150 shootersnominated for the first event on Friday afternoon, the first of 10events for the weekend. Event 1 was the 25 Tgt Pointscoresponsored by Bailey Marine Fuels. Only one possible was shot andthe event was won by Geraldton's Greg Jackson with 150/150.Grade winner's were AA Gary Kelly, A Jon Rourke, B RayMcDonald, C Jason Olivieri. Ladies Robin Sandy, Juniors DarrenMcMichan, Vets Tim Catling.Event 2 was the 50 Tgt DB Sponsored by Rabobank & FishtradeInternational. This event was eventually taken out by DrewVanderleur after a shoot off with a score of 93/93 under a brilliantlighting set up supplied by Coates hire of Geraldton. Gradewinners were AA Brett Kuser, A Paul Finis, B Wayne DrakeBrockman, C Bob Walshaw. Ladies Leonie Noble, Junior DarrenMcMichan, Veteran Bert Boschetti.Event 3 commenced on Saturday morning after a hearty breakfastcooked by Bert and his merry men. This 15 Tgt event wassponsored by Pages Auto Electrical, and with only an overallwinner required, was soon won by Anthony Brown from theNorthern Territory with a score of 21/21.

CATERING FACILITIES AT THE NATIONAL GROUNDSAll shooters and visitors expect a reasonably standard hygienicarea for food and drink to be served.Have any of the 15 Executives even thought about a proper kitchenarea for food preparation at the National Ground?The trap layouts are progressing, but no money is available for akitchen and food preparation area.1. NSW State Carnival - over 200 shooters, plus say, 100 visitorsper day at the National ground for 4 days.2. Catering for shooters and visitors - Open on back verandah,overlooking the toilet and shower block. (Plenty of dust, blowfliesand birds#**!), anybody for some sauce?Surely the A.C.T.A. and the N.S.W. State could have better areasfor the caterers to operate from.The A.C.T.A. is spending thousands of dollars on permanent tradesite sheds, to be used maybe 14 days per year; a kitchen will beused in excess of 70 times a year.No food, no shooters, no A.C.T.A., no 15 Executives.Members that have any interest or concerns about this mattershould put pen to paper.Lets see which Executives are just seat warmers!

Don PowerMember no. 23669.

Event 4 was the 30 Tgt Medley Sponsored by the highly respectedSponsor Laurie Lewis from L & J Lewis Concreting. After a briefshoot off this event was won by Michael Mascio, with gradewinners AA Mathew Kelly, A Jed Carter, B Jack Hartley, C WayneKuser. Ladies June Roach, Junior Nick Wells, Vets Max Greene.The Clubs Caretaker Mr John Dohnt took out the Event 5 25 TgtPointscore sponsored By Twin Disc And Lobster Australia. Thisturned out to be the start of some fine shooting by John. Gradewinners were AA S Miller, A Jim Chandler, B N Boyle, C DamianOlivieri. Ladies June Roach, Junior Nick Wells, Vets D Fracarro.Event 6 was the 50 Tgt DB Sponsored by WESTRAC & EnergyPower Systems Australia. This event was also shot off under lightsand was again won by John Dohnt who had now struck a purplepatch shooting a score of 97/97. Grade winners were AA JohnLawrence, A Greg Walker, B Gavin Toomey, C Colin Roach. LadiesBrianna Monson, Junior Darren Mc Michan, Vets John Ablett.Following the conclusion of shooting for the day, the BBQ got underway, the beer was flowing, the Prawns came on the scene, and theCalcutta Auctioneers arrived and got under way with the Auction.As could be expected, with 170 Shooters, bidding was hectic andlengthy and at the conclusion of the Calcutta most called it a nightto be fresh for Sunday.Sunday turned out to be fine and clear for the first event of the day.Event 7 the 15 Tgt Pointscore shot off 12 metres. This Event wasSponsored by The Pollies Follies and was a new novelty event theClub was trying. The event seemed to be very well received with 35shooters featuring in the Cash Divide.Event 8 Was the 25 tgt Single Barrel sponsored by the GeraldtonBusiness houses. The winner of this event being Ken Green ofPerth with grade winners being AA Martin Sandy, A Tim Catling,B Mauro Amazzini, C Bevan Ganfield. Ladies Robin Sandy, JuniorRon Lawrence, Veteran going to Bert Boschetti.Event 9 was the highly awaited 30 Tgt Calcutta Sponsored By BertBoschetti & Eddie Toomey. After numerous shoot offs it got down toone squad and was eventually won by a Perth Shooter, Greg Walkerwith the Score of 104/104, from Bronte Evans 2nd and NeilMcWhirter coming 3rd. With prize money in excess of $14,000 upfor grabs there were some excited shooters and Syndicates around.Congratulations again to Greg, Bronte, Neil, and all Syndicates.Event 10. Despite the fact that the wind had picked up a bit bythen, the highly sought after cooked lobster sponsored by theProfessional Crayfishermen Members was enough to keep allshooters very keen. Back markers on 19m suffered a little due tothe wind. However Perth " B " Grade shooter Drago Bozuric Snrshooting from 15m won the event from Shane Williams, GregWalker, Peter Lemmon, Tim Chester, Michael Boschetti, LarsBager, John Griffiths, Geoff Day and Len Brown.High GunAfter all scores were added and checked it was found that localshooter Jim Chandler had won the Prestigious High Gun Award.This award was sponsored by Taylor Marine & Sovereign FuelSupplies and Jim's score of 310/ 320 considering the opposition andconditions was very good. Well done Jim. Junior High Gunsponsored by Winchester Australia went to the highly regardedNick Wells with a score of 299/320. Ladies High Gun Sponsored bySpring Valley Flowers went to Robin Sandy after a successfulweekend with a score of 277/320. Veterans High Gun Sponsored byGeraldton Cranes and Haulage was won by John Ablett with ascore of 300/320The Geraldton Club would like to take this opportunity to sincerelythank all of our sponsors who have so generously supported theClub For THE SHOOT. To all the shooters who travelled from farand wide to enjoy the hospitality and take part in this event, theGeraldton Club Wish you good health and good shooting in theFuture. The Club hopes to see you again next year for an evenbetter Carnival.

Justin PirrottinaVice President

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2004 WACTA STATE CARNIVALThe 2004 WACTA State carnival experienced magicweather, which was beautiful one day, perfect, the next.The Carnival was held on the long weekend of the Queen'sBirthday from Saturday 2nd - Monday 4th of October. TheCarnival ran smoothly thanks to the efforts of the organizers andhelpers. A record attendance was recorded with a total of 181nominations being received over the weekend.Murray Alexander was the Tournament Director and with backupfrom Tom Vodden. Shane Williams the State President was ShootMarshal. Together they ensured that the carnival ran well andthat any hiccups were quickly remedied many thanks to you all foryour efforts.

Bruce Maley and Wendy Coledid an excellent job of updatingthe scoreboards, which was agreat help to the office staff.Thank you both.The Whiteman ParkInternational Shooting Complexwas again of a high standard,the grounds were impeccable,due to the hard work from theMembers and Committee of thehost club the West AustralianGun Club. Worthy of mentionwere the lovely afternoon teasprovided jointly by the WestAustralian Gun Club andWACTA. Thank you to all foryour hard work and effort priorto the Carnival and during.Clubs and Associationsappreciate the financial helpprovided by sponsors and thisyear was no exception, WACTAwould like to thank thefollowing sponsors:Wesfarmers FederationInsurance, Pine Hauliers - GregCoverley, Shane Williams Auto Repairs, Latitude Fisheries - BertBoschetti, Roy Alexander & Sons, Winchester Australia, David Fox,Rio Cartridges, Carlo Romeo Jewellers, Promowest (promotionalproducts)- Les Hall, RC Cartridges / Beretta Australia.Skeet team high gun Marco Ponta with Sue Green and Shane Williams.

Overall winner WACTA skeetchampionship, Jon Dyas.


In addition, the Department of Sport and Recreation should bethanked for their ongoing financial support and also theirencouragement for us to strive to continually improve and promoteour sport.Now the winners can receive their accolades.Saturday 2nd October, Event 1 Zone Teams Skeet Shoulder toShoulder Match - 25 targets. 5 teams competed for this event withcongratulations going to the Great Southern Zone with a score of134/145, following a shoot off with the Metro Zone. The team

consisted of: Gary Marsh27/29, Laurie Hull 26/29, JohnRourke 27/29, Tim Catling25/29, Geoff Faulkes 29/29.3rd place went to the SouthWest Zone, 4th Northern.Event 2 WACTA SkeetChampionship - 50 targetsSponsored by WinchesterAustralia.Jon Dyas was the overallwinner with the only possible50/50 - well-done Jon.1st AA Geoff Faulkes 128/129,2nd AA Peter Vosper 127/129,3rd AA Max Pedri 83/85. 1st ASteve Saunders 49/50, 2nd AMick Watson 73/75, 3rd AShane O'Brien 71/75. 1st BDave Knight 49/50, 2nd BFrank Bombara 71/73, 3rd B

Bob Benjamin 70/73. 1st CChristine Alexander 50/54,2nd C Gary Kelly 49/54, 3rd CBrett Kuser 45/50. Bestunplaced: Lady Laura Coles53/56, Junior - Michael House45/50, Veteran - CliveShepherd 48/50.Event 3 State SkeetChampionship - 50 targetsSponsored by WesfarmersFederation Insurance &Promowest - Les Hall. PeterVosper was the overall winnerwith a score of 64/64, followinga shoot off with MichaelHowley. Peter was presentedwith the Tim CatlingPerpetual Trophy. 1st AA JohnKing 62/63, 2nd AA Jon Dyas61/63, 3rd AA Max Pedri 56/58.1st A Michael Howley 63/64,2nd A Ray Wendt 49/50, 3rd A

Gary Marsh 64/66. 1st B Laurie

Paterson 49/50, 2nd B TonyDavies 60/62, 3rd B RicVivante 59/62. 1st C GaryKelly 46/50, 2nd C SteveSayers 44/50, 3rd C AustinNoble 43/50. Best unplaced:Lady - Laura Coles 47/50,Junior- Darren McMichan45/50, Veteran - CliveShepherd 48/50.Selection of the Skeet StateTeams: the Open Skeet Teamwas selected over events 2 & 3,the top 15 shooters shot at afurther 50 targets todetermine the teamplacements. The following 15shooters make up the SkeetTeam in order of qualification:Peter Vosper, Geoff Faulkes,Marco Ponta, Jon Dyas, SteveSaunders, Dave Knight, RayWendt, Clive Shepherd, MaxPedri, Mick Watson, MichaelHowley, Gary Marsh, BobBenjamin, John King & LauraColes. The winner of the Open Skeet Team High Gun was MarcoPonta with a score of 50/50, Marco was presented with the RJFranklin Perpetual Trophy and a gold badge donated by CarloRomeo Jewellers.

The Ladies, Veterans and Juniors shot at a further 25 targets todetermine their placing in the State Team. The Ladies Skeet Teamconsists of Laura Coles, Christine Alexander, Jenny House,Amanda House, Elaine Forward & Leoni Noble. Junior shooterLaura Coles with a score of 24/25 was the winner of the LadiesSkeet Team High Gun and was presented with the Helen WiesePerpetual Trophy. The Junior Skeet Team consists of Laura Coles,Michael House, Darren McMichan, Christophen Vodden, MichaelMcDonald & Amanda House. Michael House with a score of 24/25was presented with the Keith Barker Perpetual Trophy for theJunior Skeet Team High Gun. The Veteran Skeet Team consists ofClive Shepherd, Robin Bailey, Frank Ward, Frank Bombara, EddieToomey & Tony Cusack. The winner of the Veteran Skeet TeamHigh Gun was Robin Bailey with a score of 25/26.

During presentations the Scotty Gibson Memorial Trophy wasawarded to Laura Coles for the Junior Skeet Champion, selectedover events 2 & 3, with a score of 95/100. Special mention shouldbe made that Laura also made the Open, Ladies & Juniors StateTeam, well-done Laura excellent shooting.The interclub Skeet Team Competition was won by the WAGCteam consisting of: Max Pedri, John King, Dave Knight, MarcoPonta and Clem Bertini, their score was 479/500. 2nd place wasCollie, 3rd Geraldton & 4th Edgehill.Junior Postal Competition. Over the past year a Junior PostalTeam and Junior Postal High Gun competition has been running.The Department of Sport and Recreation, Pine Hauliers andWACTA jointly sponsor this event. All juniors performed very wellwith the winners being: Junior Postal Teams - (Non-RegisteredTeams) 1st Katanning Club 47/75 - Ashton Nehme, James Plumb,Jared Nehme. (Registered Teams) 1st Northam & Districts Club67/75 - Chris Giles, Lex Morrison, Ruban Lynam. The Junior PostalHigh Gun competition was won by Michael McDonald, 2nd CoreyHouse. Michael received the Pine Hauliers Perpetual TrophySunday 3rd October. Event 4 Zone Teams Trap Shoulder toShoulder Match. The 2nd day commenced with the Trap ZoneTeams Match, the Northern Zone won with a score of 122/125, theteam members were: Tim Blakeney, Jim Chandler, DrewVandeleur, Gary Kelly & Michael Boschetti. In 2nd place wasGreat Southern, 3rd Metro, 4thEastern Goldfields, 5th Southwestand 6th Eastern.Event 5 WACTA Champion of Champions - 20 DB, 20 SB, 20 PtsSponsored by Latitude Fisheries. With attendance of 138competitors and 5 possibles this competition was eventually wonby Craig Bentley of Port August with a score of 224/225. 1st AA

Overall winner state skeet, Peter Vosper with Murray Alexander andstate president Shane Williams.

Junior skeet team high gun, Michael House.

Veteran skeet team high gun, Robin Bailey.

Ladies skeet team high gun, Laura Coles.


Michael Howley 223/225, 2ndAA Geoff Faulkes 149/150, 3rdAA David Fox 148/150. 1st AEddie Toomey 172/175, 2nd AIvan Halbert 124/125, 3rd ATom Vodden 147/150. 1st BTerry Hearn 98/100, 2nd BArthur Pagett 97/100, 3rd BWendy Cole 120/125. 1st CSteve Hellriegel 164/175, 2ndC Laurie Amazzini 162/175,3rd C Michael House 117/125.Best unplaced: Lady - PaulaPrice 90/100, Junior- DarrenMcMichan 98/100, Veteran -Tim Catling 123/125.Event 6 State Double BarrelChampionship - 50 targetsSponsored by Pine Hauliers.Neill McWhirter with a scoreof 177/177 was proud to havewon this WACTA 'blue ribbon'event, following a shoot offwith 14 other competitors whoalso shot the possible. Neillwas presented with theWinchester Perpetual Trophyand the South West Gun ClubPerpetual Trophy. 1st AACraig Bentley 176/177, 2nd AADavid Fox 118/119, 3rd AAGary Kelly 73/74. 1st A PaulBaker 126/127, 2nd A MichaelGriffiths 89/90, 3rd A JohnBainbridge 80/81. 1st BStephen Conning 50/50, 2nd BChristopher Vodden 84/85, 3rdB Len Sharp 83/85. 1st CMichael House 49/50, 2nd CLeoni Noble 54/56, 3rd CStephen Hellriegel 53/56. Bestunplaced: Lady - Jenny House48/50, Veteran - Ivan Halbert80/81 and Junior - DarrenMcMichan 49/50.Incorporated in the StateDouble Barrel is the StateJunior Double BarrelChampion sponsored by RoyAlexander (himself). MurrayAlexander presented trophies

to the following Junior shooters.1st Stephen Conning 50/50,2nd Darren McMichan 91/92and 3rd Michael House 90/92.Monday 4th October. Event 7State Single BarrelChampionship - 50 targetsSponsored by BerettaAustralia / RC Cartridges.Lars Bager was the overallwinner with a score of 61/61and was presented with theRoy Holtfreter PerpetualTrophy. 1st AA NeillMcWhirter 60/61, 2nd AACraig Bentley 58/59, 3rd AARay Hawke 56/57. 1st A TomVodden 70/71, 2nd A GaryQuan Sing 69/71, 3rd A PaulBaker 52/54. 1st B AustinNoble 46/50, 2nd B StuartJohnstone 46/51, 3rd B FrankShim 45/51. 1st C Joe Pintaudi45/50, 2nd C Ben Hall 48/54,

3rd C Phillip Bainbridge 47/54.

Best uplaced: Lady - ElaineForward 45/50, Veteran - BertBoschetti 56/58 and Junior -Nigel Miller 49/52.Event 8 State Double BarrelPoints Championship - 50targets Sponsored by RioCartridges. The finalchampionship for the weekendwas won by Craig Bentleyfrom Port Augusta with a scoreof 159/159, Craig waspresented with the RoyAlexander (himself) PerpetualTrophy. 1st AA Steve Sayers156/159 , 2nd AA Lars Bager149/150, 3rd AA MichaelBoschetti 190/192. 1st A TimCatling 166/168, 2nd A SamWest 165/168, 3rd A Reg Offer153/156. 1st B Arthur Pagett144/150, 2nd B Trevor Price141/150, 3rd B TrevorMcDonald 144/153. 1st C Joe Pintaudi 140/150, 2nd C MichaelMcDonald 139/150, 3rd C Ben Hall 138/150. Best unplaced: Ladies- Chris Brown 134/150, Veteran - Eddie Toomey 148/153, Junior -Darren McMichan 144/150.

A 5 Man Trap Club Match is held over the 50 Double Barrel, 50Single Barrel and 50 Double Barrel Pointscore Events, vying forthe Katanning Cup Trophy. The winning club this year wasGeraldton with a score of 1213/1250, the team consisted of TimBlakeney, Michael Boschetti, Jim Chandler, Gary Kelly and DrewVandeleur.A feat worthy of mention was the perfect score shot by CraigBentley from Port Augusta, over the Champion of Champions,Double Barrel, Single Barrel and DB Points events. Well doneCraig - excellent shooting.Selection of the DTL State Teams: the top 15 shooters over events6, 7 & 8 shot at a further 50 targets to obtain their places in theOpen State DTL Team. The following shooters in order ofqualification were: Neill McWhirter, Paul Baker, MichaelBoschetti, Sam West, Geoff Faulkes, Carsten Bager, Neil Dowey,Lars Bager, Gary Kelly, Ray Hawke, Reg Offer, Andrew Vandeleur,Tim Blakeney, Ric Vivante, Tim Catling. Neill McWhirter with ascore of 149/150 was presented with the Doug CummingsMemorial Trophy and a gold badge donated by Carlo Romeo

Overall high gun winner, Geoff Faulkes.

Overall winner of the Roy Alexander(himself) Perpetual Trophy for

Juniors, Stephen Conning.

Overall winner state double barrelpoints score, Craig Bentley.

Overall winner state double barrel Neill McWhirter with David Fox.

Overall winner state single barrel,Lars Bager.

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Jewellers for winning the Open State Team High Gun.The Ladies, Juniors and Veterans shot at a further 25 targets toobtain the qualifying order of the State Teams as follows: Ladies

State Team: Wendy Cole, Jenny House, Chris Brown, ElaineForward, Paula Price & Denise Page. Wendy Cole with a score of74/75 was awarded the Michelle Alexander Perpetual Trophy forthe Ladies State Team High Gun. Junior State Team: DarrenMcMichan, Nigel Miller, Christopher Vodden, Michael House, BenHall & Michael McDonald. Darren McMichan with a score of 75/75was awarded the WA Coaching Council Perpetual Trophy for theJunior State Trap Team High Gun. Veteran State Team: TimCatling, Ivan Halbert, Bert Boschetti, Eddie Toomey, Dino Fracaro& Joe Pintaudi. Tim Catling with a score of 75/75 was the VeteranState Team High Gun. Congratulations to all the winners andcompetitors who made the Skeet and DTL State Teams, good luckat your respective National Titles.The final presentations for the weekend were for the High GunAwards over the weekend. The Elaine Forward Perpetual Trophyfor the Ladies High Gun was presented to Elaine Forward with ascore of 382/450. For the 3rd year the Veterans High Gun winnerwas Tim Catling with a score of 431/450. The Junior High GunWinner was Darren McMichan with a score of 426/450. Darren'sprize was sponsored by David Fox and Rio Cartridges.Kudos mustgo to Geoff Faulkes for a consistent 3 days of shooting. Geoff wasthe WACTA Carnival Overall High Gun winner, for the 2ndconsecutive year with a score of 439/450. Well done.As with all competitions there are many helpers and people behindthe scenes that make the event a success and this year was noexception. We cannot forget the handicappers - Les Hall, DonForward, and Gary Kelly. We mustn't forget the trappers, scorers,referees, Neil & Lorraine Dowey and Suzanne Faulkes in theOffice. Christine Alexander, Debbie and Jed Carter and all otherhelpers in the kitchen who worked tirelessly to provide excellentbreakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas. To all others who were ofassistance over the weekend and last but not least, the veryimportant competitors, thank you as you are also an integral andvital part of the weekend.

Overall winner WACTA champion of champions, Craig Bentley with Bert Boschetti.

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In my last article I touched on learning and brieflymentioned behavioural approaches to learning. Forexample, classical conditioning with Pavlov's dogs andoperant conditioning with the example of poker machines.Other theories of learning take into account our cognitionsor thinking. Social learning theory emphasises theinteraction between behaviour and environment. The reasonwhy I mention this is because from a sport s perspective wecan use social learning theory to help us promote our sport.On the last weekend of October, Downside Clay Target Club thatoperates from the National Shooting Ground at Wagga held itsonce a year "come and try" promotional day. Wagga Wagga has apopulation of about 60,000 people and even though Wagga GunClub held a promotion day in August, another 85 people turnedup to try clay target shooting. What thoughts, feelings andactions were happening for those people who had never fired ashotgun? Now it's been a long time since I fired my first shot at a claytarget, so I have no idea what it must have been like for thosepeople who turned up. However in the same week, I was lent akayak by a friend because I said I should use the river to help mekeep fit. I live at Narrandera and have Murrumbidgee Riverfrontage so it seems reasonable that I should use the river to helpme exercise in a low impact way; I don't like running and it's hardto cycle over the corrugated road. So whilst I was excited abouthitting the water, once on the river, which was high and flowingfast, I suddenly realised that I knew very little about kayakingand this boat was extremely unstable. I paddled and paddled andprobably went about 50 metres, continually trying to focus onkeeping myself above the water. To be honest I found the firstattempt scary; I was out of my comfort zone, I didn't feel confidentor competent and I realised that there was some risk involved.In the twenty first century we've made our lives comfortable andhave taken out most of the risks (other than getting in a car eachday) so for the people; children, mothers and dads that turned upat Downside Gun Club having a loaded gun in their hands madethe participants feel excited. In a safe and controlledenvironment, the newcomers were able to do something excitingand thrilling because it has an element of danger. At the sametime they were trying something new and learning. Hopefullythey were having fun. As one of the coaches I was ever vigilantregarding safety and making sure that the participants actuallyhit some targets. Now this is where the club cheated a bit: thetargets were backed off, they were going the standard height butonly about 35 metres. The traps were set on straight-a-waytargets and the shells being used were RIO subsonics. Theseshells, because of their low speeds, pattern well and havepractically no perceived recoil and are relatively quiet. My groupof about 15, I'll call them new shooters, went through a full caseof shells, 500, in the three sessions, broken only by lunch andafternoon tea.Everyone in the group hit some targets; some hit most and someonly a few. Each broken target represented a real expression ofjoy and achievement. The American, Psychiatrist William Glasserbelieves that to learn something it must be fun. I have mentionedbefore that Glasser believes that for humans to be well adjustedthey need to have a sense of belonging, acceptance and approval,freedom to make decisions and fun. As clubs or associationstrying to promote our sport we should look at how we can best usesocial learning type theories to maximise getting people involvedin our sport and providing the best possible result for those tryingit out.

Downside, whether they planned it or not, did all the right things.What Downside Clay Target Club did, as Wagga Gun Club didpreviously, was to combine the opportunity to come and tryshooting with a promotion in the local shopping centre, handoutsand personal invitations, radio commentaries, newspaper articlesand television advertising. Having the National Ground at Waggahas been an advantage but both clubs have successfully used theservices of a local ABC presenter (the father of a new shooter) tohelp lift the media profile of our sport. Coupled with this, the NewSouth Wales Clay Target Association, contracted a localexperienced journalist and media presenter to visit the NationalGround to talk with some of the executive and develop a mediaplan that the association and clubs can use to lift their profile ofthe sport and local sports people. The media will not come to usand ask for stories; each association, zone and club has to beproactive in getting our story out to them. The starting point isthe local area media and all clubs should be making sure theirshoot reports, together with photos if possible, get into the localpaper and that readers expect to read something about our sporteach week.So with the background work complete, the clubs then made surepeople were welcomed. Everyone was greeted and introduced toothers. Name tags were a must and after being welcomed by thepresident they were introduced to the coaches, given a quick basiclecture on safety and gun-handling and then sent off to the traps.What these people went away with, after one day of shooting wasincredible.Firstly, they had attempted something new. Something that hadan element of danger, thrill and was difficult. Secondly, theyrealised that those stories about shotguns and shotgun shellswere basically myths as no one was laid on their back by therecoil and even the smallest of participants were able to pick upthe gun and have a go. Thirdly, these 85 people went away with adifferent perception about guns, gun owners and shooting. Wewere able to paint a picture in their minds that was notsensational or negative. Next, these people saw trap shooting asa skilful and difficult sport. Finally, it gave them those aspectsthat are important for human beings; a sense of belonging,acceptance and approval, freedom to try something new anddifferent, and fun. The next time they try to shoot the task will beeasier, just like my ability to kayak has gotten easier with eachday.There's a part of our brain that controls motor movements andhas a motor memory. What this means is that once we have learnthow to ride a bike we never forget. It's the same with snow skiing,water skiing, golf, shooting etc. So it doesn't matter if these peoplecome back next month or if they leave it for some years the nexttime they pick up a shotgun their muscles will remember whatdo.The participants on this day were made to feel welcome andvalued. They were treated with respect and dignity. They were fedand were given ample opportunity to have a go.And their interest will be followed up to get them to becomemembers of the clubs involved.Every NSW club can have one promotion day each year (I'm notsure of the other states). If the day offers good coaching in a safeenvironment, with food and overwhelming hospitality, coupledwith extensive media coverage and the involvement of a wellknown shooter, then we should be able increase the participationin our sport.

Psychological Skills for Shooting by Michael Kruger-Davis

Social Learning Theory and Clay Target Shooting

Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 19January 2005

The North West Zone carnival was held at the Jeparit gunclub on the 17/10/04 on a fine sunny day, with four layoutsoperating to conduct the four-event program.There were sixty-seven shooters competing for the Grade HighGuns of $100.00 and the Overall High Gun of $500.00.The first event on the program was a 25 target Handicap with fivepossibles lining up for the shoot off which was won by Marc

Crimmins from Ararat with a score of 45/45 from Eric Hall on44/45.Event two was the Double Barrel Championship, which waseventually won by David Bertalli from St Arnaud after a long shootoff shooting 171/171, and the runner up was Wayne Hawker170/171.

Event three was the Single Barrel Championship which is a test ofconcentration for all but the top shots at the end of the shoot offwere Colin Dunn from Stawell holding the sash with a score of46/46 from Bill Coates 45/46.

Event four was the Pointscore Championship and the last chanceto put in a good score for the High Gun. This was eventually wonby that modest shot from theWarracknabeal Club by the name of Roger Lehmann who shot132/132, runner up was David Flavel 131/132.At the end of the program we had Marc Crimmins and Craig Kellyon 149/150 shooting off for the Overall High Gun, and the winnerafter many rounds was Craig Kelly with a total score of 270/271.The zone would like to thank Neil Morrison, Jim Shepherd, DavidFlavel and Rio Oceania for their sponsorship of the carnival and toevery one who helped with the running of the shoot.

North West Zone Carnival — Jeparit Gun Club

Marc Crimmins. David Beralli.

Craig Kelly, overall high gun winner with John McVitty, NWZ president.

Colin Dunn. Roger Lenmann.

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Friday the 17th September saw the commencement of theState Skeet Carnival at Roma, Queensland.Thirty three shooters lined up for the first event, the 50T State 20gSkeet Championship. This event is now in its third year andappears to be slowly increasing in popularity.Ian Stewart (Bathurst) 68/68 took overall from George Petrou(Toowoomba) 67/68 who had to settle for 1st AA Harry Bader (NSWGun Club) was 2nd in AA with 59/59. A grade 1st went to theQueensland's elder statesman, Neal Dimmick (Gold Coast) 49/50from Errol Reeves (Townsville) 59/61. Pat Dury (Townsville) 60/63was first in B grade from Nick Brownson (Charters Towers) 59/63.C grade was won by John Brownson (Charters Towers) 44/50 fromHenery Haythorpe (Townsville) 39/50. Vere Storch (Tallawalla)46/50, Nick Brownson 47/50, and Mick McGill (Mount Isa) 49/50were victorious in the Women's, Junior and Veterans sections.Considerable problems were experienced with targets and workcontinued on the traps throughout the day. This proved frustratingto both shooters and the trap mechanics.Event 2 was the 50T State Skeet Doubles Championship. MalBriggs (Melbourne) 50/50 won Overall with Laurie Sceresini(Toowoomba) 55/56 and Laurie Chelepy (Rockhampton) 54/56 tookfirst and second in AA grade. Neal Dimmick 48/50 was first in Agrade from Jim Storch (tallawalla) 55/58. B Grade was won byJohn Eckel (Maroochy) 45/50 from Pat Dury 47/54. C Grade waswon by Roger Hoffmann (Toowoomba) 41/50 from HeneryHaythorpe 51/62. Toni Campbell (Toowoomba) 44/50 was successfulin the Women's section. Nick Brownson 43/50 won the Junior andNeal Dimmick 48/50 also won the Veteran's section.Saturday saw 58 shooters compete for the premier event of theweekend, the 100 T State Skeet Championship. Mal Briggs took hissecond title of the weekend with 129/129 from Nick Aird (GoldCoast) 128/129 who was first in AA followed by Merv Pratt(Waikato) 130/131. Margaret Denton (Roma) 98/100 was first in Agrade from Neal Dimmick 97/100. James Laws (Townsville)111/118 won B Grade from Rowan Kilmartin (Gold Coast) 110/118.Roger Hoffmann 90/100 took C grade from Geoff Bryant (Roma)94/105. Margaret Denton 98/100 won the Women's section. NickBrownson 92/100 took the Junior and Mick McGill 98/100 was thebest of the Veterans.Numbers dropped on Sunday and 50 shooters contested the 50TPacific Coast Skeet Championship. Nick Aird 88/88 won overall.

Jamie Cameron (Mount Isa) 87/88 was first in AA from MickMcGill 67/68. George Sckaf (Gold Coast) 50/50 was first in A gradefrom Margaret Denton 57/58. John Eckel (Maroochy) 50/50 won Bgrade from Rowan Kilmartin 48/50. Col Aish (Maroochy) 46/50 wasfirst in C grade from Roger Hoffmann 45/50. Margaret Denton49/50 won the Women's section. Nick Brownson 45/50 continued tomake a clean sweep of the Juniors and Mick McGill 50/50 was thetop veteran.The last event on the program was the 50T State Handicap. HarryBader (Brisbane) 104/104 was the winner of the handicap sash andaccompanying silver Queensland badge. Pat Dury 97/104 wassecond from John Brownson 84/92. The Overall High Gun for theweekend was Mal Briggs (Melbourne) with 249/250 which was aremarkable score considering trap problems etc. Grade High Gunswere as follows:AA Nick Aird 247/250A Neal Dimmick 241/250B Pat Dury 229/250C Roger Hoffmann 220/250The Women's High Gun was Toni Campbell (Toowoomba) 235/250.The Junior High Gun was Nick Brownson (Charters Towers)227/250.The Veteran's High Gun was Mick McGill (Mount Isa) 241/250.The State Postal was selected on event 3, the 100T State SkeetChampionship. After shooting the required 50 Targets, the StateShoulder to Shoulder Teams in order of qualification were:Open Team: Nick Aird, Laurie Sceresini, Mike Swale, Kel Madsen,Mick McGikk Reserves: Glenn Walker, Margaret Denton, Neal Dimmick, LaurieChelepy, Craig O'Neill, Harry Bader, Vere Storch, Toni Campbell,Jamie Cameron, Alan Denton.Women's Team: Vere Storch, Margaret Denton, Toni Campbell.Reserves: Paulette Higgins, Veronika Forsythe, Betty Fawcett.Veteran's Team: Mick McGill, Neal Dimmick, Alan Denton.Reserves: Alan O'Keefe, Bob Robinson, Alan Jones.The Queensland Champion's Trophy, which goes to highest scoreon events 2 to 5 plus the teams score went to Nick Aird of the goldCoast 297/300.

QCTA STATE SKEET CARNIVAL — ROMA17th, 18th, 19th September 2004

VCTA South East Zone Carnival The host club for this year's Carnival was Melbourne Gun Club onSaturday 9th October, the grounds as always looked good andalmost all the 128 shooters in attendance had a good day.The Handicap produced 13 possibles with Matt Stokes 53/53 outlasting Pedro Da Silva 52/53 and Neil Rundle 46/47. ZonePresident Lynne Curtis 39/40 was the back marker and R. Elder22/25 took the Junior Front Marker.The Double Barrel with 42 possibles was won AA & Overall byPhill Granger 233/233 from Peter Mills 232/233. 'A' went to G.McCluskey 150/151, S. White 100/101. Youngster Matt Stokes with98/99 took 'B' from J. Rowley 55/56 'C' was won by B. McMillan40/41 from S. Moodie 24/25. Ladies J. Rowley 55/56 and Junior M.Stokes 98/99.The first two events were also the final round of the Premier TeamsEvent and Traralgon with a score o f 240/250 won the day with the

Right: Winning Team on the day Traralgon. L>R G. McCluskey, S. Wade B.Dinsdale J. Rowley R. Rowley


team of B. Dinsdale, R.Rowley, J. Rowley, S.Wade, & G. McCluskey.The Junior team on theday was Morwell 95/100M. Stokes & B. McMillan.The series was very evenwith the first round toCerberus the second toKorumburra the third toMelbourne the forth toKorumburra and thefinal to Traralgon.Cerberus won the seriesfrom Wonthaggi by only 4points 1162/1250The Juniors had it all oneway with Morwell456/500 taking a cleansweep of the lot.The individual serieshonours for the year,Overall with 246//250and Handicap 122/125was Neil Rundle, PeterMills was the only clear125/125 in the DoubleBarrel and Matt Stokes238/250 was a clearwinner in the Juniors.Event three was theSingle Barrel and thisproduced 7 possibles with AA & O/A going to P. Mills 46/46 from L.Curtis 45/46. 'A' L. Cameron 32/33 G. McMillan 29/30 'B' N. Kirley32/33 S. Gunthur 31/33. 'C' C. Chant 24/25, M. Kirley 19/25.Ladies L. Cameron 25/25. Junior 32/33.The Points was the last event and the fact that it was reduced inthe number of targets helped the number of possibles, 31 to beexact. Neil Peart won with 222/222, from Millsie who was having agood day 219/222. 'A' R. Mitchell 110/111, R. Dinsdale 58/69. 'B' N.Kirley 161/162, B. Barlow 137/138'C' C. Chant 40/45, B. McMillan 39/45. Ladies . L. Cameron 42/45.Junior. R. Mitchell 68/69. Carnival High Gun N. Rundle 141/143.Ladies High Gun L. Cameron 114/120. Junior High Gun R.Mitchell 128/132. Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Team. P. Mills, A.Crawford, L. Curtis, M. Foon & N. Peart.

Zone Secretary Chris Carrol.

President Lynne Curtis and Handicap winner Matt Stokes

Junior winning team Brooke McMillan and Matt Stokes

Zone Team

Lisa Cameron A Grade Single Barrel andLadies Carnival High Gun

Round one and Series winning team Cerberus L>R A. Crawford L. Howell, C. Carrol, P. Mills J. Rowe


The Minister of Sport - Justin Madden, opened this new complex atStawell earlier in the year. This complex involves all 4 Types ofshooting in this Area: Clay Target, Pistol and also Small and BigBore Rifle.

Back in 2002, the Stawell Gold Mine now known as (MPI)approached a small group of very keen local clay shooters to see ifit was possible to utilise two of their redundant Tailings Dams toerect a new and up to date Clay Target Range on this land.

It was only a matter of a few days and the lads were doing a lot oflooking, measuring and lots more looking and quite a fair bit ofspeculating to arrive at this very well set out layout.

This Range will at finality have 9 DTL layouts 3 Skeet, 1 D/Trap,1 Olympic Trench, other variations & also a golf driving range.Unfazed by the lack of support from some local shooters, this clubhas continued to progress forward in leaps and bounds.

Local business identities willingly took up positions on the 10Person Committee, only 2 of these being current clay targetshooters.

Now came the hard part (up till now it had been easy!!) money tofund the entire costs that would be needed to start a project likethis.

Luckily, the local retirement village had a large block of land thatneeded clearing. The 10 man crew, with a few staunch helpers, oneof who has since passed away, managed to some how c1ear out 600tonnes of fire wood which was sold to pay for vital items that were

needed to get the range up and moving.

MPI was providing much needed earth moving gear as well asdrivers, steel posts, hoses, cement, reinforcing & steel etc.

The next financial help came from the Dept of Youth, Sport &Recreation, this money, $50,000 was split equally between theclubs.

As in a new venture, you get the usual hiccups, but we got through

these unscathed. Again, it was time for the local businessmen toput their hands in their pockets and give their help, which they didwillingly knowing how much closer it would bring this dream tofruition. After all this, we now have a new clubhouse that will seatover 300 people in comfort.

With the help of all these people we achieved this and it will makethis one of the top clubs where locals and visitors may shoot. Plusany new shooters either young or old can be taught to shoot safely

The president, Phillip Scott has one main aim after the Club is upand running and that is to promote shooting in the area. He alsowants to make it as easy as possible for any new or up and comingJunior shooters to have a chance to compete at the Olympics asthese young people are the future of our sport

At the moment the club has got DTL, Skeet & Double Trap inoperation, by mid 2005 the Olympic Trench will be in use also.

Below is a list of just some of the gear that has been used in themaking of this club.

The Committee thanks MPI Mines Stawell for their support in thebuilding of the complex, local government authorities and localbusiness people for their 'very deep pockets'.

January 2nd and 3rd, 2005 will be our opening Day shoot, whichwill have 8 events over the 2 Days with over $8,000 in trophies.

We would like you to come and enjoy yourselves at Australia'snewest Club.

A few statistics...

Club house that seats 300

2000 metres of underground cable [MPI]

1000 metres of underground water pipe [MPI]

$30,000 fuel for machinery [club]

$8000 gravel for car park [Northern Grampians, Shire]

300 metres of concrete and 'reo'

4500 cubic metres of top soil [Northern Grampians Shire]

60,000 man hours

9 DTL traps [Darwin and Melbourne Gun Clubs)

3 Olympic Skeet [2 completed)

1 double trap

Olympic trench [Melbourne Gun Club]

1 golf driving range

STAWELL CLAY TARGET CLUB INC


2005 New Zealand National DTL Championships12th - 19th March 2005

Conducted by Waikato Gun Club on their grounds at Holland Rd, EurekaANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE NEW ZEALAND CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

Will be held in the Waikato Clubrooms on Tuesday 15th March 2005 commencing 30 minutes after the presentations or not before 5.30pm.

PROGRAMMESaturday 12th March at 8.30am

Event 1. NZ Ball Trap Championship - 50 tgtEvent 2. Buck Knives North vs South DTL Teams matchEvent 3. 25 tgt Handicap by Distance Cash Trophy Match

Sunday 13th March at 8.30am Event 1. Provincial Shoulder to Shoulder - Entries for Shoulder to Shoulder close on Saturday 12thOpening ceremony at conclusion of shoulder to shoulder matchEvent 2. NZ Clever Mirage Handicap By Distance Championship - 50 tgtEvent 3. "Famous Grouse" Trophy Match 25 tgt Pointscore

Monday 14th March at 8.30am Event 1. NZ Double Rise Championship - 15 pairs tgtEvent 2. NZ Mini Target Championship - 25 tgt

Tuesday 15th March at 8.30am Event 1. Fishing Industries NZ 18m Triples Championship - 45 tgtEvent 2. 25 Tgt Handicap by Distance Cash Trophy Match

Wednesday 16th March at 8.30am Event 1. NZ Single Rise Championship - 50 tgt (Entries Close 10.30am)

Thursday 17th March at 8.30am Event 1. NZ Single Barrel Championship - 50tgt (Entries close 10.30am)Event 2. "Winchester" Trophy Match 25 tgt Pointscore

Friday 18th March at 8.30am Event 1. NZ B & P Pointscore Championship - 50 tgt (Entries close 10.30am) NZ High Gun Awards - Beretta High Gun Trophy

Saturday 19th March The Mackintosh International Teams Matches Includes Ladies, Juniors, Veterans and Open Teams.Shooting will commence when conditions are suitable as advised by the NZCTA.RC Ammunition supplied to team members.

A comprehensive programme booklet will be issued by the club at the time of nominating for the Nationals Entry fees will be as per the NZCTA regulations @ $21.45 per championship plus targets supplied at 24c for

standard targets and 30c for Minis, plus compulsory sweeps ($3). Prices Include GST.Grades for NZ Championships - HOA, AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Juniors, Vets & Super Vets.

Grades for Trophy Matches - HOA, A, B, C, Ladies, Juniors, Vets.NO DOGS PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS FOR THE DURATION OF THE TOURNAMENT.

Trade and domestic sites available, please phone:Secretary: Dianne Stanton (07) 847 3996.

Committee: Steve Webb (07) 827 6933, Peter Krippner (07) 871 3942Thanks To Sponsors: Beretta, RC Ammunition, B & P Ammunition, Clever Mirage

Ammunition, Kilwell - Buck Knives & Winchester, NZ Fishing Industry & Famous Grouse


Brian BondThe President, Committee and Members of the FrankstonAustralian Clay Target Club regret the passing of our EsteemedLife Member, Foundation Member and a past President. Ourdeepest sympathy and condolences to Joan and Family.

John Ronald CameronBorn 9th June 1932 - d. October 2004

The Cecil Park Clay Target Club reports with sadness the loss ofone of its valuable members, John Ronald Cameron, after hiscourageous battle against cancer. John was a familiar face andfriendly member of the shooting fraternity as well as a keenfisherman, hunter and target shooter. During his lifetime he was amember of various field and game groups and, for the last decade,an active member of the Cecil Park Clay Target Club.John took to clay target shooting with the same energy andenthusiasm that he took to life and for a number of years gave hisexpertise to the club as an active member of the Board of Directors.He started his career as a fitter and turner for a concrete productmanufacturing Co., and advanced to a position of authority inwhich he travelled the globe for his company in an advisory andtroubleshooting capacity.During retirement he loved to get away fishing and hunting withhis grandson Kiel, with whom he had a strong bond and love, andintroduced to the sport.He will be missed around the shooting scene by his friends andassociates for his loyalty, friendly manner, patience and hiswillingness to "pitch in" and help.His mates from the "Geriatric" group at the club with whom he alsoshared a strong bond will especially miss him.He was a good husband and family man, and is survived by his wifeGloria, daughter, son and grandson, to whom we offer our deepestsympathies for their loss.The Directors and Members of the Cecil Park Clay Target Club.

:McChrystal, Arthur 1939 - 2004It is with regret that we advise of the passing of our esteemedmember Arthur McChrystal. Arthur attended numerous clubs inVictoria and loved to share a story or yarn about truck driving,what was happening and recall the good times of yesteryear.Arthur always assisted new shooters at the clubs and sincerelygave sound advice on general coaching. He was always a willingcontributor at all clubs he attended and will be sadly missed.Good times Arthur McChrystalThe members of the Beaufort Gun Club wish to extend theircondolences to his family.

Doug OgdenThe President, Committee and Members of the FrankstonAustralian Clay Target Club advise with regret the passing of oneof its elder sportsman and finest member in Doug Ogden. Ourdeepest sympathy to Daughter Linda and Granddaughter Robyn.

Member Club Achieved At BreakAuger, R Warwick Warwick DTL 50Aunger, D International International DTL 100Bilston, B Ararat Sebastopol DTL 50Boyd, A Cobar Warren DTL 150Brown, M Coffs Harbour Yamba DTL 50Brodin, R Cobar Tottenham DTL 350Brown, G TareeñWingham Taree-Wingham TWR 50Brown, P Richmond River Richmond River Ball Trap 50Burgess, B Cobar Majura Park DTL 150Cacioppoli, D Cobar Tumut DTL 300Caldwell, D Coffs Harbour Grafton DTL 50 75Cameron, A Geelong Geelong DTL 50Canning, S WACTA Katanning DTL 50Cole, W WACTA Morawa DTL 50Craig, P Wagga Wagga Cooma SK 50Crane, D Majura Park Majura Park CONT 50Crisp, G West Wyalong Booroowa CONT 50Dinsdale, B Morwell Traralgon DTL 150Ennis, G Cressy Rosebery DTL 100Fitzalan, R, Cobar Tottenham DTL 200Headon, P Cobar Hay DTL 350Holzigal, T Cobar Cobar DTL 75House, J WACTA Edgehill DTL 50House, M WACTA Edgehill DTL 50, 75Kennedy, L Inverell RSM CTC Inverell DTL 150Lawson, D Cobar Singleton DTL 100Liersch, R Mt Bogong Albury 25 MetresLoy, M Warwick Warwick DTL 100Machul, B Cobar Cobar DTL 400McBean, C Inverell RSM CTC Inverell DTL 150McCallum, S Maryborough Maryborough DTL 50McDonnel, N Cobar Port Macquarie DTL 350McGluskey, G Melbourne Traralgon DTL 150McIntosh, C Melbourne Melbourne DTL 50McKinnon, B Cobar Port Macquarie DTL 75McLaughlin, D AlburyWodonga Albury Wodonga CONT50 Milera, T Maryborough Maryborough DTL 100Mills, A Brisbane Caboolture DTL 50Mills, A Caboolture Caboolture DTL 75Mitchell, R Wagga Wagga Werribee DTL 100Moffatt, C WACTA Wagin DTL 75, 100Moloney, M Warwick Goondiwindi DTL 150Moloney, M Coffs Harbour Yamba DTL 100Munro, P Wagga Wagga Wagga Wagga CONT 50,

100Overton, H Cobar Brewarrina DTL 50Parker, E Swan Hill Swan Hill DTL 100Parks, C Morwell Wonthaggi DTL 150Pirlo, A Richmond River Richmond River DTL 75Pitt, R Morwell Woodspoint DTL 75Quirk, S Whyalla Whyalla DTL 50Rae, m Hermidale Narromine DTL 50Reyne, S Callawadda-Stawell St Arnaud CONT 100Robinson, F Roma Central Burnett DTL 300Rowley, J Melbourne Traralgon DTL 50Rullo, A Swan Hill Swan Hill DTL 100Rumble, B Cobar Guyra DTL 300Salafia, C Cobar Leeton S/B 100Salafia, C Cobar Leeton DTL 300Shayle, G Yarrawonga Wangaratta DTL 150Soane, C Cobar Majura Park DTL 50Smith, C Wagin Wagin CONT 50Stokes, M Melbourne Morwell DTL 100, 150Tattem, D Warwick Warwick DTL 50Tonniges, P Dubbo Dubbo DTL50Turner, A Cobar Griffith DTL50, 100,

150Vandanega, J Cobar Griffith DTL 250Vodden, C WACTA State Carn Kalgoolie DTL 50, 75,

100Watts, D Moree Moree DTL 50, 75Wilson, M Taree-Wingham Taree-Wingham TWR50Wright, T Wagga Wagga Junee CONT 250Young, W Majura Park Majura Park CONT 50, 75

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Ballandean Clay Target Club hosted the State ContinentalChampionship and Chub Smith Memorial Single BarrelChampionship recently with shooters from as far as Mt Isacontesting the events.Cool, overcast conditions did not hamper enthusiasm for bothevents. Club members proudly displayed the newautomatic throwers recently purchased with theaid of a Sports and Recreation grant from theQueensland Government, and assistance fromQueensland Clay Target Association.The Ballandean Clay Target Club 25t PointscoreChampionship kicked off a great day of shootingwith Ballandean stalwart Ron Sonego taking theevent overall with a 73/75. First in AA went toGeoff Field after a shoot off with Frank Musumeci,Frank took home 2nd in AA. After a long absencefrom shooting, Geoff Donges collected first in A,after shooting off with Warwick shooter DonCameron. SJ Puglisi continued his good formtaking first in B grade, with Warwicks Roger Obstcollecting 2nd. Tenterfield's Mitchell Ford was firstin C grade, with Leah Costanzo taking secondplace.The Chub Smith Memorial Single BarrelChampionship, in honour of the founding memberand past president again went the way of FrankMusumeci. Musumeci continued his fine singlebarrel form, after his recent South East ZoneSingle Barrel Title. George Costanzo took home1st in AA, with Geoff Field taking 2nd. KeithSimpson of Toowoomba was 1st in A Grade and thein form Geoff Donges snagged 2nd. B Grade wentthe way of SJ Puglisi and Guyra's Phil Bailey tookout 2nd. Leah Costanzo held out Mitchell Ford for1st in C Grade, Ford subsequently collected 2nd.Mitchell Ford was the clear winner in the 25t DoubleBarrel Handicap. Geoff Donges, Walter Mattarollo, and severalother shooters shot off for the minor placing's. Geoff Dongescollected 2nd, and Walter Mattarollo 3rd.

The much anticipated 25t Double Barrel State ContinentalChampionship was the last event of the day. The skies were kindenough to hold back the rain until after the last shot was fired withGeoff Field and George Costanzo providing an epic battle for thetitle. Field, Costanzo, Jim Belleri, Tim Bonner, Frank Musumeci

and Mitchell Ford went into the shoot off clean. Bonner, Musumeciand Belleri bowed out early in the proceedings. Ford continued tomatch it with the big guns until he dropped his 14th target in theshoot off. Field and Costanzo continued to go head to head for afurther 53 targets when Costanzo dropped his 54th bird to giveField the Title. Geoff Field collected the State Title, with GeorgeCostanzo taking 1st in AA. Tim Bonner collected 2nd in AA andFrank Musumeci 3rd. Jim Bellari was 1st in A Grade, with GeoffDonges 2nd and Keith Simpson 3rd. Len Puglisi picked up 1st inB Grade, with Phil Bailey 2nd and SJ Puglisi 3rd. Mitchell Fordtook home 1st in C Grade, with Leah Costanzo 2nd andTenterfield's Don Pritchard 3rd.Overall High Gun went to the ever consistent Frank Musumeci,and soon to be B Grade, Leah Costanzo took the Front MarkerHigh Gun.

Frank Musumeci, winner of the Chub Smith Memorial, is congratulated by Chub's son, Harvey Smith.

Ballandean Clay Target Club Hosts State Title

Geoff Field accepts his trophy and sash for the 25t State ContinentalChampionship from State President Dennis Harwood.

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GLADSTONE CLAY TARGET CLUBGladstone held their annual Champion of Champions shoot on the13th & 14th November 2004. Although the weather was forecastto be storms and gale winds, it turned out to be fine and sunnyalthough very hot. We had good representation from many clubsincluding Gemfields, Maryborough, Biloela, Rockhampton,Tallawalla, Central Burnett, Newcastle NSW, Bundaberg &Gladstone.

25t Skeet Handicap was wonby John Maxwell, Ivan Mappgot 2nd and Irvine Wynyardgot 3rd.Second event was 25 TargetPoints Tower and Jim Riggswas our overall winner with71/75. John Maxwell, GarryWright, Brett Graving andMick Howard were thewinners for their grade.The 3rd event was the 50Target Ball trap Central ZoneChampionship, which CarloBarletta won overall with ascore of 48/50. DavidNicholson 47/50, John Maxwell47/50, Ray Wise 47/50 & VicHyde 45/5 each won theirgrade.Event 4 was a 50T ContinentalDB Points Night event.

Overall went to Garry Darr139/150, and John Maxwell,

Brett Graving & Colin Wright were the winners of their grade.The 50 Target Single Barrel Night was our 5th Event, whichoverall went to Ray Wise with 45/50. John Maxwell, Garry Wright,Brett Graving & Colin Wright were also winners of the event intheir grade.Sunday's weather was just as great but not as hot.We started with a 30 Target Double Barrel Club Championship,which went to Garry Wright 64/64. Ray Wise took AA with 36/37;Vic Hyde took A 63/64. James Fairley won B grade with 28/30 andBryan Morrissy took C grade with a fantastic 30/30, and 2nd placein C grade went to our Junior Colin Wright with 29/30.30 Target Single Barrel Club Championship was up next, and that

was won by John Maxwell30/30. Frank Robinson wonAA with 28/30, John Paul wonA grade with 30/32, JamesFairley took B grade 26/30 andLetitia Graving took out CGrade with 17/30. She wasalso the star on Win TV for theLocal sports report.The last event of the weekendwas a 30T DB Pointscore ClubChampionship, which RayWise won with a great score of95/96. Rob Rehbein took AAwith 94/96 Allan Purkis took Agrade 88/90 (beating his dadPeter who took 2nd place with87/90). Linton Knight took outB grade and Greg Fergusontook C Grade.Our overall Champion ofChampions High Gun went to

John Maxwell with 462/500, while our Intermediate (grade B & C)went to our Junior Colin Wright with a score of 316/500, which alsowon him Junior High Gun (his 1st 2 sashes). Our Ladies High Gunwent to Donna Barletta (her 1st sash) and Brian Morrissy took outVeterans. Some fantastic scores were shot over the weekend, whichwas great to see.We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of the shooterswhose patients and understanding was tested to the limit with thelarge amount of clays that were damaged during transit. Everyeffort was made to discard those clays before the shoot, but itseemed the speed of the ball trap, found all of the hairline fracturesin the ones we thought were fine. It was very disappointing andfrustrating for all. We'd like to thank all of those people whohelped over the weekend in any way, and look forward to seeingyou in 2005, for the Zone shoot, our Easter 2 day shoot andChampion of Champion shoot.

A visiting Lady shooter "Letitia Graving" shooting skeet for the 1st time.As you can see conditions were great.

Husband and Wife Brett & Letitia Graving, shooting Ball trap atGladstone Champion of Champions

Colin Wright (our Junior) and Carlo Barletta (president) giving Colin hissash and trophy for the Intermediate high gun.

Veteran High gun Brian Morrissy

John Maxwell

January 2005

After a practice day when the weather went from bad toworse, clear skies greeted shooters for the 1st Day of theNewcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club Annual 2 dayTrench and Skeet carnivals held on the same weekend. Theclub also held its monthly DTL shoot, so it was never adoubt to be a hectic weekend.Shooters travelled from Queensland and the Illawarra region ofNSW to attend, so competition was going to be challenging. Withthe squads finalised the 'trenchies' headed off to view the programwhile the 'skeeties' got their gear together. Earlier, club secretaryGraham Gosling got a bit too "up close and personal " with thethrowing arm of the low house, leaving him with "only a flesh

wound" and a bag of frozenpeas on his arm to ease theswelling and out of thecompetition.Skeet Event 1; 25tgt eyeopener, and it proved to be justthat, with some good shootingfrom Rod Nicholson and KevinRaymond, only missing thatelusive 1 for a 24/25 first thingof the day. With the trenchshooters into it, the 2nd skeetevent was 50tgt, with somegood scores across the gradesbeing recorded and RodNicholson at the front again.While the skeeties took a shortintermission, the DTL eventscommenced with someexcellent scores in the opening25tgt D/B, followed by goodshooting again in the 25tgtPointscore. Committeemembers worked in "shifts"relieving one another fromtrench trap duties so as toallow the others to shoot.While the trenchies battled itout, the final skeet event,

50tgt doubles, commenced with mixed emotions, some shootersloving it while others were not so sure. Veteran and dedicated skeetshooter Alf Najar showed he still has it to finish with a good 42/50,while the 2 ladies, Vivian Eagles and Renae Jenkins battled it outin a shoot off to decide C grade.DTL event 3; 15pair double rise had many shooters scratchingtheir heads as to why they can't get that second target. Final eventfor the day was a fun 10pair Deauville Doubles - drawn partners.After much laughter and hand shaking it was Gary Bartlett and

Anthony Chapman who came away clean with 10/10 pair. After ashoot off lasting more than a full round of mixed targets, MarkWelsh slipped off a single barrel target to force Vito Balliana tofocus on 1 target for Overall High Gun. With the day finishing late,a shower and good feed was high on most people's priority.Sunday dawned clear and crisp with fine weather predicted. WithGraham Gosling checking the trap from a safer distance, theskeeties squaded up for the 50tgt handicap. The program changedon the trench layout, Committeeman Mick Ling volunteered to "goin the hole" and work the trap for the 2nd x 100tgts trench. Theblow to Gozo's arm didn't do him any major harm, as he took outthe 50tgt skeet handicap. It was good to see several shooters takingthe opportunity to view and encourage shooters in otherdisciplines, as was the case with sisters Emma and Vivian Eagles.With the trenchies focused in the final, the skeeties started theirfinal event, the NLMCTC premier skeet event; 50tgt Cliff FergusonMemorial. Graham Gosling was in fine form after Saturdaysmishap and came home strongly with a nice score of 49/50, withRod Nicholson winning the 2Day Overall High Gun.Meanwhile the trenchies hadfinished the final and TonyArvanitakis surged home withan impressive 204/225 in the 2Day Overall Trench High Gun.For others results, please seethe results pages.The club thanks the kitchenladies who never fail to fill usup on good food, the office girlsfor efficiently filling in thebooks and associated papertrail, and all members whohelped keep traps full andrunning, (with some 10,000targets thrown) and especiallythose who trapped the trench.The club offers the grounds forcamping with good hotshowers and under cover areasif the weather turns crook forall those that travel. Thanksfor coming and we hope to seeyou and some more of yourmates again.

Graham Gosling with 2 Day Skeet High Gun winner Rod Nicholson and Ross McLean

C Grade winner in Skeet Vivian Eagles

Newcastle 2 Day Trench and Skeet

trench challenge winner Tony Arvanitakis

Graham Gosling, Alf Najar and Ross McLean

Australian Clay Target Shooting News


Spring in Outback Central Queensland saw Tambo ClayTarget Club and Scrubby Creek Clay Target Club hold theirAnnual Two-Day Shoots.With hot shooting conditions prevailing, and no sign of rain tobreak the drought, shooters gathered at the Tambo Racecourse onthe 25th and 26th September 2004. Having both shoots a weekapart allows some coastal fringe dwellers to take advantage ofsome serious country hospitality. The Tambo complex was a greenoasis with the committee working hard over the previous weeks tomake the shooting conditions as good as possible considering thedry conditions.

A record number of 103 shooters travelled from throughoutQueensland to attend the shoot, with some State border hoppersmaking themselves well and truly present.The Pioneer Permanent Building Society was the major sponsor ofthe weekend along with the Club Hotel, Johnson Bros Transport,Nioa Trading (PMC), Royal Carrangarra Hotel, Tambo Teddies,Tambo Foodmarket, Outback Pharmacy and Fanny Mae's Cafe.

Without their generoussupport the shoot would nothave been the success it was.Please support thesebusinesses when next passingthrough our area.Event One was the 15 TargetDouble Barrel Cash Divide.The results were as follows: AAGrade B Graving, J Gall, BBosworth, C Grimshaw, DReeves, R Brown, W Jensen, LJarvis, B Allan, B Powell, FRobinson, P Bredhauer and CMcKellar. A Grade H Walton,P Doring, P Lonergan, BSpillman, A McPherson, BMarks and R Kennedy. BGrade K Srb, J Doyle, BHarwood, V Forsythe and BPalmer. C Grade M Jarvis andA Nugent.Event Two was the 30 TargetNioa Trading PMC DoubleBarrel Championship. TheOverall winner was Col Bettsfrom the Brewarrina ClayTarget Club with a score of

103/103. Other results were as follows AA Grade 1st CraigMcKellar 103/103 2nd Bruce Powell 74/75. A Grade 1st GlenDurrie 84/85 2nd Rick Kennedy 69/70.

B Grade 1st Dave Turner 85/86 2nd Veronica Forsythe 44/45. CGrade 1st Andrew Nugent 82/83 2nd Alec Nugent 28/30.Event Three was the 25 Target Single Barrel Championship. TheOverall winner was once again Col Betts from the Brewarrina ClayTarget Club with a score of 30/30. Other results were as follows AAGrade 1st Frank Robinson 26/27 2nd C Curtis 28/29. A Grade 1stPhil Doring 24/25 2nd Ray Copping 29/31. B Grade 1st BevanDoyle 29/30 2nd George Cross 24/25. C Grade 1st A Bredden 24/262nd Donna Nugent 23/26.Event Four was the 30 target Double Barrel ContinentalChampionship. The Overall winner was Bill Allan from the DalbyClay Target Club with a score of 62/62. Other results were asfollows AA Grade 1st Bruce Powell 51/52 2nd Col Betts 47/48. AGrade 1st Glen Durrie 61/62 2nd Terry Busiko 35/36. B Grade 1stBevan Doyle 36/37 2nd Karl Srb 32/33. C Grade 1st A Bredden29/30 2nd Celeste Allan 28/30.On Saturday evening thecaterer for the weekend, SteveBailey and his crew, put theirculinary skills to the test andwhipped up an evening mealfit for a King. A few liquidrefreshments after saw mostbut not all hit the sack for theevening and preparethemselves for the next day.Sunday saw similar hotconditions and thirsts weredirected towards water duringthe day resulting in Tambobeing bought out of bottledwater.Event Five was the 25 targetDouble Barrel PointscoreChampionship. The Overallwinner was Rob Caban fromthe Mackay/Sarina ClayTarget Club with a score of105/105. Other results were asfollows AA Grade 1st Alex Dallas101/102 2nd Rodney Woodrow92/93. A Grade 1st VeronicaForsythe 84/87 2nd RayCopping 80/81. B Grade 1stKarl Srb 89/93 2nd Eddie Bates 86/93. C Grade 1st AnthonyNugent 70/75 2nd Marlene Jarvis 68/75.Event Six was the 30 Target Pioneer Permanent Double BarrelHandicap. There was only one possible shot in this event and thewinner was Zarah Powell from the Springsure Clay Target Club.The shooters who shot 29 then shot off for the other places. Resultswere as follows 2nd M Venter 3rd Karl Srb 4th Mark Warnock 5thBill Stolberg.The High Gun Winners were Overall High Gun Col Betts 202/205,AA Grade Robert Caban 200/205, A Grade Phil Doring 201/205, BGrade Karl Srb 196/205, C Grade Andrew Nugent 191/205, LadiesLil Jarvis 198/205, Veteran Karl Srb 196/205, Junior Jill Moore185/205With shooting over some returned to work, others holidaying in thearea took in some sights while waiting for the Scrubby CreekShoot, State Councillors got down to business, and 'Bettsy' wentlooking for Panadol.I would be amiss if I did not thank those workers in the kitchen,trappers, referees, Shoot Marshal's and Secretary Don McKenzie inthe office who has taken retirement from duties. Thanks for yourefforts over the past number of years. See you all at the same timenext year. Yours in shooting

Tambo Clay Target Club and Scrubby Creek Clay Target ClubANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOTS

High Gun Winners - Col Betts, Robert Caban, Phil Doring, Karl Srb,Andrew Nugent, Lil Jarvis and Jill Moore.

Overall Winner PointscoreChampionship - Robert Caban

Overall Winner Double BarrelChampionship - Col Betts


After a display day at Wagga Wagga Market Place, theDownside Gun Club held their Open/Coaching day on 31stOct. 2004.Ideal spring weather greeted the 85 people who registered on theday with another 25 or more people just coming to enjoy it withoutregistration. All were supplied with a free sausage sizzle to stoptheir belly's rumbling.The juniors, for most of whom it was their first time to handle afirearm of any sort showed a huge amount of interest. Some of their

Friday night the 22nd of October and three squads ofshooters arrived at Mathoura Gun Club to compete for thethree events on offer for the night. The weather could nothave been better, no wind and mild temperatures. Thetargets were flying straight and easy to see.

The first event was a 10 target Double Barrel eye opener, and fivepossibles were shot, M Roberts, W Simpson, P Kerr, R Kerslake,and H O'Conner, all received a cash dividend for posting a 10/10score.Event 2, the main event, was a 25 target Night Pointscore Tower.At the end of the 25 no shoot off was required to sort the winners.Local veteran H O'Conner showed how its done, claiming theOverall Sash and C Grade on a 72/75 score. R Kerslake collectedthe B Grade trophy with 63/75 W Simpson took out A Grade on71/75, making it an all Mathoura sweep.Event 3, was a 15 Target Pointscore, with three placings on offer.After a shoot off between Peter Kerr (Moama) and Murray Roberts(Echuca) Murray used a second barrel on his sixth target givingPeter the first place on a 57/60. M Roberts collected second place on56/60, R Kerslake took third on a 41/45.All competitors were thanked for their attendance, especially thosethat travelled to the shoot, which because of the lack of shoot offsended nice and early.

Murray Roberts

Night Tower Shoot at Mathoura

peers were continually lining up to test their skills on the DTL andBall Trap [both of which were wound back].The coaches for the day included Bob Blake, Fred Schmetzer,Michael Kruger-Davis, Graeme Boyd, Andy Sanders and CharlieStrike assisted by members of Downside Clay Target Club.The participants were instructed on safety, firearm handling, gunfit and general principles of shooting clay targets. Michael Kruger-Davis also talked on the psychological aspects and mentalpreparedness/training of shooting.

DDoowwnnssiiddee GGuunn CClluubb

Left: Andy Sanders coaching a keen Junior

Michael Kruger-Davis explaining the psychological aspects of shootingDS#5:

H O'Connor Overall and C gradeTower Winner Peter Kerr Pointscore winner

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A record 102 shooters competed in this event in perfectweather conditions which resulted in a record 8 possible100 and 15 x 99. A top class shooting performance neverachieved before at our Club.The 8 possibles were F Bradwell (Illawarra), K Perkins (Illawarra),W Maryska (NSWGC), T Psarakis (SYDCTC), Zaid Ammedine(SYDCTC), A Del Ben (NSWGC), T Avanatakis (NSWGC) and CDominelli (Cecil Pk).At the end of a lengthy shoot off the O/All and AA grade honourswent to Tony Arvanitakis on 213/213 who has taken a liking towinning our premier 100 target event by also winning theMarconi/Winchester 100 earlier this year. Illawarra StalwartKevin Perkins was runner up on 212/213 with C Domminelliputting in a strong performance 3rd just short on 2071208.

A Grade 1st Zaid Ammedine 151/1162nd C Plessas 131/1323rd T Wunderlich 130/132B Grade 1st C McMahon 103/1042nd B Frost 102/1043rd A Burchell 97/100C Grade 1st G Kassianou 94/1012nd B Christodoulos 93/1013rd S Urahimis 91/100It was a wonderful display of competitive shooting which was also

reflected in the 2 teams events run in conjunction where thehonours went to NSWGC who turned up prepared and organisedand took the silverware in both events with great determination.In the Marconi 500 teams event there were 3 teams in contentiongoing into the crucial last round with NSWGC Blue team leadingby 4 clear targets on 374, in horse racing terms short pricedfavourites on not only winning but beating the record score of497/500 set the previous year by a NSWGC team.NSWGC Gold team were on 370 with SYDCTC No 1 team on 369with an outside chance, however as sometimes happens thefavourites in the last round faded badly by dropping 6 targets tofinish on 493 with the NSWGC Gold finishing very strong bydropping only 1 target for a final score of 494 to win the event.SYDCTC No 1 also came home with a strong sprint dropping only1 target and finished on 493 equal second with NSW Gold.NSW Gold Team 494/500 N Xenos, T Arvanitakis, A Del Ben, DPerri, G Rootes.Equal second NSW Blue 493/500 Sydney No 1 493/500Marconi Marathon 400This years event was run on a trial format of penalty pointsdeducted, AA Grade 4 points deducted or every target lost, A Grade3, B Grade 2 and C Grade 1This event was won by NSW Gold 388/400 S Caltabianco, TArvanitakis, A Del Ben, G Rootes2nd team Illawarra No 2 379/400.The efforts of President Milan and his team should be applaudedfor the presentation of the grounds and conduct of the shoot. Theladies and BBQ cooks as usual provided quality meals, snacks andrefreshments.Last but not least thanks to all the visiting shooters who helped tomake the day, we appreciate your support and to the contingentfrom NSWGC led by Rodney Van Beck, congratulations and welldone for your success and sporting spirit.Trusting you will support the 2005 Marconi Winchester 100 & 500teams event set down for Sunday Feb 13th 2005.

L Crema, Publicity Officer

MARCONI CLAY TARGET CLUBMARCONI MARATHON 100 + 2 TEAMS EVENTS IN CONJUNCTION

SUNDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2004

Overall and AA grade T. Arvanitakis with club president M. Mavara.

From left: T. Arvanitakis (overall and AA grade), Ziad Ammedina (A grade), C. McMahon (B gade), G. Kassiamov (C grade) and

Milan Navara (club president).

NSWCC team members wth the two team trophies. From left: M. Xenos,R. Van Berk, T. Arvanitakis, T. Lionatos, S. Caltabianco and A. Del Ben.


On Sunday the 31st of October the Victorian Police StateTrapshooting Carnival was held at the Swan Hill ClayTarget Club. Last year local Policemen Keith Pickering andDavid Mark with Roger Lehmann and Anthony Rullo wonthe team's event at Bendigo and won the right for theirhome club to host the carnival this year.A warm breezy day saw 48 competitors contest 4 championships,which were divided between Police and Visitors.25 Target Skeet Championship Police: A Grade G. Woodhatch18/25, B Grade & O/A S. Gloster 24/25, C. Penno 22/25, C Grade C.Anderson 19/25 P. Beaman 16/25.Visitors: AA & O/A T. Harris 25/25, A Grade R. Papst 24/25 P.Hutchinson 22/25, B Grade G. Goddard 23/25 R. Lehmann 18/25, CGrade G. Scholtens 22/25 B. Mark 21/25.25 Target Pointscore Championship Police: AA Grade & O/A S.Gloster 83/84 C. Penno 82/84, A Grade P. Beaman 69/75 G.Woodhatch 68/75, B Grade C. Anderson 67/75.

Visitors: AA Grade & O/A R. Lehmann 74/75 E. Parker 72/75, AGrade G. Nalder 72/75 S. Bates 69/75, B Grade G. Manuel 73/75 G.Goddard 71/75, C Grade J. Borg 69/75 G. Scholtens 56/75.

25 Target Single BarrelChampionship Police: AA Grade& O/A S. Gloster 23/25 C. Penno22/25, A Grade D. Mark 20/25 P.Beaman 19/25, B Grade C.Anderson 20/25Visitors: AA Grade & O/A M.Absalom 25/25 R. Lehmann26/27, A Grade W. Sanders 27/29S. Bates 26/29, B Grade J.Absalom 24/27 G. Manuel 23/27,C Grade F. Massara 19/25 T.Jackson 18/2525 target Double BarrelChampionship Police: AA GradeS. Gloster 28/29 C. Penno 24/25,A Grade G. Woodhatch 24/25 P.

Beaman 33/35, BGrade & O/A C.Anderson 29/29Visitors: AA GradeE. Parker 103/104 C.Peach 42/43, AGrade & O/A 104/104 W. Sanders 35/36, B Grade T.Wilson 35/36 G. Goddard 30/31, C Grade F. Siciliano24/26 D. Price 23/26Police High Gun Simon Gloster 122/125Visitors High Gun Roger Lehmann 121/125Colleen Nalder won the Lucky Door Prize. A basket oflocal wines was raffled and was won by Charles Peach.A slab of Crown Lager was raffled also and was won byFrank Massara.The Swan Hill Clay Target Club after much hard workby its growing membership has enjoyed anothersuccessful day. We practice every Wednesday night at6.30. Come along and try your hand at Skeet or Trapshooting you will be most welcome. Congratulations toEddie Parker and Anthony Rullo on achieving 100

target break badges.Stephen Bates.

Victoria Police & Visitors State TrapshootingChampionships held at Swan Hill

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The conditions for approval are that:

* The firearm is securely boxed* The ammunition is in the original or equivalent packaging* The total weight of the ammunition does not exceed 5kg.

These items must be checked at the baggage counter and can notbe carried on to the plane. It is also a requirement that you do nothave any markings on your case or baggage that would drawattention to the contents.

On the day of travel, you present the approval with your luggageat check-in. A special baggage tag is attached to your gun case that

incorporates a declaration that you sign stating that:

* The firearm is unloaded and securely packed* No ammunition is packed within the firearm package* The separately packed ammunition weighs less than 5kg* The carrier (airline) has provided approval for its transport.

By signing the tag you also indemnify the carrier for all lossincurred as a result of non-compliance with the above conditions.After you have signed you are given a copy, which has a normalbar-coded baggage tag for collection at the other end. You may thenbe requested to take the firearm and ammunition to the bulkyitems counter for carriage to the plane.

On arrival at your destination it is requested that you collect yourgun case from the baggage services desk which is normally locatedin the same hall as the baggage carousel. You present your baggagetag as proof of ownership and collect the case/s.

Always collect your normal luggage first, as there have beeninstances where firearms have been put on the carousal with theother luggage.

Bendigo Police Team: Peter Beaman, Simon Gloster, Glen Woodhatch, Colin Anderson and Len Downie.

Anthony Rullo, winner overalldouble barrel. Victorian Police Trap

Carnival his first 100 break.

TRAVELLING WITH A FIREARM INTERSTATE


Silver Anniversary for Hermidale Gun Club66 Shooters travelled to Hermidale on Saturday 23rd andSunday 24th October 2004, to compete in the Clubs SilverAnniversary Clay Target Competition.With the backing of a major sponsor Wild Game Resources, and$1000.00 cash prize High Gun, one could not envisage anythingelse but wonderful competition. The weather was find and hot witha slight breeze. Sunday afternoon was a little difficult with dustand high winds. Visitors travelled from Cobar (a large roll-up),Brewarrina, Coonamble, Nelson Bay, Tottenham, Warren, Sydney,

Narromine, Cessnock, Wonthaggi, Dubbo, Cecil Park, and Griffith.Saturday started off with a 10 target Eye Opener Cash Divide,then a 25 target West Bogan Double Barrel which was sponsored

by Wild Game Resources. The day finished with 20 pair DoubleRise.After the kitchen ladies served a beautiful roast spit evening mealand the auction of all shooters, the 20 pair Western Zone NightDeauville Doubles was held. A big thanks to the cooks Ben andLori, all the ladies in the kitchen and the very capable AuctioneerNoel for their wonderful help.Sunday morning after a hearty breakfast, thanks to Kevy and hisbreakfast cooks the 25 target Pointscore got underway. The daycontinued with a 25 target Double Barrel Handicap and a 25 targetSingle Barrel. See shoot results for full details and High Guns forthe weekend.Hermidale Gun wishes to thank all helpers on the weekend fortheir support which made this occasion a very special milestone forthe club.Major sponsor of one whole event was Wild Game Resources andthe Club thanks them for this wonderful donation. Other specialdonors for the weekend included: Nyngan Rural Agencies, NeillsEarthmoving, Powells Bus Service, Fay & Jim Neill, ParisiMotorcycles, Casella Wines, Landmark, Elders, N Owen, ByrnecutMining, Adams Transport, Hermidale Hotel, Commonwealth Bank,A T Curran and Son, National Australia Bank, J Kilmartin, B & JPowell, Abalos Flats, Carter Ramsay & Co.The six past Presidents of the Hermidale Gun Club also madespecial donations toward the High Gun prize. Thanks to you all.The memorabilia of the Clubs last 25 years included the originalmanually operated foot trap first used at "Myall" Hermidale in the1970's before it moved to the Hermidale Sports Ground for thecommencement of our present day club. Old score cards, sashes andphotos were also on display. Hermidale Gun Club wishes to thankbar staff, trappers and all the Committee for making the shoot awonderful success.

EECCHHUUCCAA HHIIGGHH SSCCHHOOOOLL OONN TTAARRGGEETT Thursday the 18th and Friday the 19th of November sawclasses of year nine girl and boy students from Echuca HighSchool travel out to Echuca Clay Target Club for hands onlessons, in the sport of clay target shooting as part of theirPE curriculum.

Members of the Echuca club were only too pleased to be able topass on their knowledge of the sport and the very strict safetymeasures involved to make this sport one of the safest in the world.

Both girl and boy students were a little apprehensive at first atwhat they thought was going to be possibly high recoil from 12gauge shotgun use. But after receiving coaching on correcthandling and stance, and the use of low recoil cartridges, mixedwith good quality firearms, they soon relaxed and concentrated onactually hitting the targets.

It certainly is rewarding to a coach to watch as the learners go frombeing apprehensive, to being interested, to actually begin to hittargets bringing a big smile on their faces as they master the handeye co-ordination needed.

For beginners, of who most had never held a shotgun before thisclinic, the students responded well to the coaching, to the point ofmost actually hitting targets well.

Several showed exceptional capabilities at the sport with one boyachieving a seven out of ten score and girl student Riannon Ivancichitting six out of ten.

Because of the good behaviour of the school students, and theirattention to what they were told, the Echuca club members arelooking forward to follow up coaching for both groups in thefollowing week.

Echuca Clay Target Club committee would like to thank theEchuca High School for taking an interest in this sport as they feelthat at the very least, the coaching teaches the students safe andcorrect handling of firearms.

Murray Roberts

Original manually-operated foot trap, first used at Myall Hermidale in the1970s, before it moved to the present day club in Hermidale. “What an

OH&S hazard!

Eliza Whit takes aim Riannon Ivancic hits her target


SHOOT CALENDAR2005Jan 1 New Year’s Day Shoot Kerang CTCJan 8-18 Olympic Discipline Nationals Brisbane Gun ClubFebruary 4-6 SA DTL Carnival S.A. State Shooting Park VirginiaMarch 12-13 50th Anniversary Shoot Wonthaggi GCApril 2-4 Pre National DTL Ch/ships West Australian Gun ClubApril 5-10 National DTL Ch/ships West Australian Gun ClubMay 14-16 SA Skeet Carnival SA Gun Club BolivarMay 21-22 National Sporting Clays National Shooting ComplexMay 21-22 2 Day DTL West Darling Championship Broken Hill GCMay 22 Commonwealth Ball Trap Ch/ship Redcliffe CTCMay 29 Riverina Zone Trap Carnival National Shooting GroundMay 29 Riverina Zone Junior Classic National Shooting GroundJune 12 Commonwealth Cont. DB Nigh Ch/ship Herbert River Gun ClubJune 25 Central Victorian Grand Prix Maryborough Gun ClubJuly 9-10 2 Day Skeet Championships Broken Hill GCSept 10-11 2 Day DTL Silver City Championships Broken Hill GCSeptember 15-18 1st Commonwealth Titles S.A. State Shooting Park VirginiaOctober 7-9 2005 10th Australian Masters Games S.A. State Shooting Park Virginia Oct 9-10 Tasmanian State Two Day Skeet Carnival Tasmanian Gun ClubNovember 5-6 SA ISSF Carnival S.A. State Shooting Park VirginiaNov 12-14 Skeet Pre Nationals Ch/ships National Shooting ComplexNov 15-20 Skeet Nationals Ch/ships National Shooting Complex

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Payment must accompany advertisement.NSW Members and Dealers

As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause anadvertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless:(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm dealer and theadvertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regulations”.The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the followingparticulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearmthat is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.

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WANTED: "FOR PRIVATE COLLECTION"Old Paper shot shells and 2 piece packets. Powder tins. Gun ShopCatalogues. Australian Clay Pigeon Shooting News before 1960.Shooting memorabilia. Will pay good money. Pay top money for twopiece Packets. Ph Mick Ward on 03 5775 1652. Shooters License No.437 647-40B.

FOR SALE: Shot making as a part time business. Complete set up16 years experience. Capacity up to 1000kg of # 7 1/2 a day or 700kg# 8 a day. Full training given, plus 300kg of ballistic alloy. Ph: Erichon 07 5572 6208.

FOR SALE: Gun Cases created by experienced saddle maker.These hand carved leather gun cases are a quality item. Standard32" Barrel fitted with eggshell foam or fitted out with baize orsaddlers' serge. Attention club committees - these make greattrophies, when hand carved with name, club, event, year etc.Present your shooters with the trophy that does not stay at home,a beautifully crafted gun case that will make them proud to be awinner. Prices start at $450. Ph: Brian Kenny on 07 5497 9260.License No.: 147 859 502.

FOR SALE: Krieghoff K80 Trap Gun, SN 030779. 30" Barrels,Tapered Step Rib 12-8mm, 6 briley chokes. Engraving style, GoldSuper Scroll (nitrite finished). Factory no. 6 Adjustable Stock, oilfinished. Beautiful gun, 12 months old, fired 2 cases in mintcondition. Suit a new buyer. $15,500Browning (Belgium) A1 Trap SN 69583 S7. 30" Barrels, 16mm Rib,VGC, In original and way above average condition. $1,850. Can E-mail pictures of either gun. Phone: 042 990 1146. Licence No. 542-804-40B.

FOR SALE: Miroku Model 10 Grade 3. Adjustable stock. Triggersand chokes plus Briley chokes. Serial No 55259MZ. $2,500. PhoneLyle Scott 02 4295 1575. Lic No 406611023

WANTED: Trap gun $2,000-4,500 price range. Must be in excellentorder. Contac Nick on 03 5855 2511 or 0438 550 630.

South Australian 7/11/04Overcast & mild (25): 25T Club SKDBLS CS: OA & A: R Maywald 24/25;Doubles CS: B Wilksch 21/15; B: DBeelitz 23/25, 2nd P Rundle 21/25; 1stC: I Maywald 21/25, 2nd I. Dimasi19/25; 100T Riverland DB CS: OA &AA: T Shaddock 99/100, D Beelitz98/100; A: L Beelitz 112/116, 2nd R

Maywald 111/116; B: P Brister 96/100,F Dimasi 100/106; C: D Mayger89/100, 2nd K Germein 86/100; HG: DBeelitz 121/125.

South Australian 7/11/04Cloudy, mild (36): SKEET C/S: OA &A: C Jacobs 50/50, B Baker 49/50; B:Benn Baker 58/60, D Beck 56/59; C: R

South Australia

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CLUBCONTENTS

Tasmania ..................................................36South Australia.......................................36Northern Territory ................................38Queensland..............................................39New South Wales ....................................45Victoria .....................................................55Western Australia...................................62

TasmaniaBothwell 17/10/04Fine (21): 25T DB: AA: T Atkins 25/25;A: R Blazely 27/27; B: D Belbin 23/25;C: J Foster 23/27; 25T SB: AA: SGlover 37/38; A: S Webb 21/25; B: DBelbin 22/25; C: P Piuselli 21/25; 25TPS: AA: S Glover 75/75; A: G Dance71/75; B: D Belbin 75/84; C: J Foster67/75; 15PR DR: AA: S Glover 75/75;A: S Webb 26/30; B: D Belbin 22/30; C:D Early 20/30; HG: AA & OA: S Glover150/155; A: S Webb 143/169; B: DBelbin 133/155; C: J Foster 121/155.

Burnie 14/11/04Sunny (16): 50 Skeet: A: B Smith49/50;B: D tasker 48/50;C: I Tasker45/50; 50T DB AA: P Turner 108/108;A: A Spinks 76/78;B: D Martin 50/50;C: R Ware 48/50; 25 T PS: AA: BSmith; A: A Spinks 71/75; B: EMcLaren 74/75; C: I Tasker 55/75.

Cressy 07/11/04Cold & Damp (47): 30T DB Fred BlakeMemorial: AA; B Smith 74/74; A &OA: G Enniss 81/81; B: K Von Stieglitz35/38; C; H Wallace 27/30; 30T DBJack Hill Memorial; AA & OA: BSmith 111/111; A: H Von Stieglitz36/36; B: G Jackman 28/30; 50T DBAA & OA: G Blaskett 114/114; A: JCrosswell 48/50; B: A Blaskett 56/58;C: R Atkins 47/53; HG: G Blaskett173/174; JNR R Atkins 48/60

Devonport 16/10/04Fine & cool (25): 25T SK: A: C Latham24/25; B: P Turner 25/25; C: I Tasker

20/25; 25T PS: AA: G Blaskett 75/75;A: K McLaren 71/75; B: R Mason71/75; C: I Tasker 66/75; 75T DB: AA:G Blaskett 75/75; A: B Targett 96/98;B: D Tasker 70/75; C: I Tasker 62/75.

Hobart 24/10/04Fine & sunny (12): 100T Club BallTrap CS: OA: T Bryan 87/100; A; GJackman 85/100; B: D Dennison82/100; C: S Woods 63/100.

Hobart 31/10/04Fine (36): 30T State TWR CS: AA &OA: B Smith 90/90; A: P Rockliff87/90; B: M Crow 86/90; C: G Lyden77/90; 20T Cont DB: AA: B Smith29/29; A: R Blake 23/23; B: P Gourlay25/26; C: L Witzerman 18/21; AA &OA: S Browning 54/57; 50T StateCONT SB CS: A: P Rockliff 46/50; B: PGourlay 42/52; C: P Tame 33/50; AA: JFoster 19/20; 20T Side by Side ContDB: A: P Rockliff 20/20; B: S Woods19/23; C: L Witzerman 16/20.

Rosebury 24/10/04Fine (10): 20T DB SS: P Francis, MHart, G Enniss 20/20; 50T HC: 1st PFrancis 46/51, 2nd G Enniss 45/51,3rd F Griffiths 49/55; 30T MXD MET.:A: G Alexander 34/40; B: M Norris27/30; C: P Smith 34/50.

Tasmanian 31/10/04Beautiful (29): TGC Gold Med. CS:OA: B Bennett 163/169; AA: P Turner148/155; A: B Barker 150/155; B: DHallam 140/155; C: N Bachi 131/155

Tasmanian Clay TargetAssociation Inc

STATE THREEDAY TRAPCARNIVAL

At the Tasmanian Gun Club Incgrounds at Nile Road Evandale

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 28th,29th & 30th January 2005Day One Friday 28th January 2005

9.00am StartEvent 1 25 pr State Double Rise Championship

Event 2 50 Target State Handicap 1st to 5th Places

Day Two Saturday 29th January 20059.00am Start

Event 3 50 Target State Single Barrel ChampionshipEvent 4 50 Target State Double Barrel Championship

Event 5 Don Taylor Inter Club Team Shoot

Day Three Sunday 30th January 20059.00am Start

Event 6 50 Target State Pointscore ChampionshipEvent 7 Interstate Challenge Teams Match Vic,

NSW & TasEvent 8 State Junior Postal Teams MatchEvent 9 State Ladies Postal Teams Match

Event 10 State Veterans Postal Teams MatchEvent 11 State Open Postal Teams Match

All events graded AA, A, B, C1st and 2nd each grade, Plus L, J, V (Min of

3 Competitors)Overall - Sash and Cash Trophy

1st each grade - Sash and Cash Trophies2nd each grade - Cash

Overall High Gun over events 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6Ladies, Juniors and Veterans High Gun over Events

1, 2, 3, 4 and 6State Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Team

selected over events 3, 4 and 6Nominations will be $30 for each eventReduced nominations Ladies, Juniors and

Veterans - $25 per Event(Eligible for only Ladies, Juniors and Veterans section if

paying reduced nominations)

PRE-NOMINATION FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED BYCONTACTING THE STATE SECRETARY

Mr A A Styles3 McLennan St., Scottsdale Tas. 7260 or

Ph: 0439 522 711 or byEmail: [email protected]

Practice Trap will be available on Thursday 27thJanuary from 2.00pm till 7.00pm (and also during the

3 days of competition)


SA Clay Target Association

State DTL Carnival4th, 5th 6th Feb 2005

Venu: State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia

INCREASED TROPHY VALUES ON ALL EVENTS

SACTA AGM — Approx. 7:00 pm

Saturday Evening — FREE BARBECUE

WE SINCERELY THANK OUR SPONSORS

1st 110 SHOOTERS TO NOM FOR MIN 4 EVENTS RECEIVE FREE CAP

Friday 4th - 9.00am startEvent 1 50T State Handicap 1st $250, 2nd $120 3rd $90 4th $60 5th $30 $30/$22Event 2 25 Pair State Double Rise C/ship O/A, AA, A, B, C, 1 & 2 & W,J,V $30/$22Event 3 25T Pointscore, Cash Divide by Grades, AA, A, B, C, 1 & 2 $10/$10

Saturday 5th - 8.30am startEvent Z SACTA Zone Teams Shoot-off. Open, Woman, Junior, VeteranEvent 4 50T State Pointscore C/ship O/A, AA, A, B, C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $30/$22Event 5 50T State Double Barrel C/ship O/A, AA, A, B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $30/$22

(In conjunction with SA Schoolperson Championship)EVENT M. Ray & Pat Mack Trophy for Winners of SA State Titles in 2003

Sunday 6th - 9.00am startEvent 6 50T State Single Barrel C/ship O/A, AA, A, B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $30/$22

(In conjunction with Sportsgoods Perpetual Trophy)Event 7 50T Carnival Pointscore C/ship O/A, AA, A, B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $30/$22

(In conjunction with State Postal Teams Match)

Events 1,2,4,5,6,7: Overall winner takes Grade but receives higher value trophy.Overall Sash & Grade Ribbons. Grade 2nd & W, J, V require min 4 entrants

Events 1,2,4,5,6: Overall winner also receives Silver SA Badgekindly donated by Bob and Linda Andrews

State Teams selected over Events 4, 5 & 6Shoulder to Shoulder Teams, Events 4, 5 & 6 plus Postal Teams Match Score

Open, Junior, Woman and Veterans High Guns, Events 1-7 (min 4)STATE CHAMPION SHOOTER (OPEN & JUNIOR) - Events 4, 5 6 & Postal Team Score

Junior Perpetual and Replica Shields proudly sponsored by Winchester Australian 2nd Family Members, Jnrs & Vets (65years & over), reduced nominations events 1,2,4-7

John Holder, Beretta Australia, Winchester Australia, Fisher Firearms, Peter Quire, Adelaide Gun Shop,Ray & Pat Mack, George Kontopoulos, Stewart Gillman, Greg & Carmel Watson Insurance, RIO Oceania

President: John Holder 08 8270 1310 Secretary: John Hamer 08 8353 2125All entrants must produce 2004 & 2005 Handicap Cards


James 50/54, N Grigg 49/53; TWR Gr:A: L Schubert 44/44, N Praino 43/44;B: B Baker 25, Benn Baker 24; C: DBeck 22, C Abela 20; P/S Gr: A: AMules 73/75, K Prescott 131/132; B: LCiaramelano 70/75,C Marinis 67/75;C: C Abela 64/75, S Zounis 56/75;Summer D/B C/S: OA & AA: KPrescott 52/53, A Mules 59/62; A: GSpencer 51/53, L Schubert 45/50; B: CMarinis 46/50, R Spinella 45/50; C: SZounis 40/50, J Ellis 33/50; OA HG: lSchubert 180/200.

Bordertown 24/10/04Fine (46): 50T DB CS: OA & AA: PRundle 76/76, 2nd R Andrews 74/75;A: 1st A Hawker 75/76, 2nd G Dur-bridge 68/66; B: 1st I Dunbar 48/50,2nd B Hawker 54/87; C: 1st T Rosen-zweig 45/50, 2nd G Phelps 43/50; 50TPS CS: OA & AA: R Andrews 150/150,2nd D Flavel 147/150; A: 1st A Jones145/150, 2nd R Dower 143/150; C: 1stC Mayberry 138/150, 2nd W Hawker136/153; C: 1st G Phelps 122/150, 2ndT Rosenzweig 120; OA HG: R Andrews200/200; 2 Day HG: AA: R Andrews321/325; A: R Dower 310/325; B: LSharam 293/325; C: G Phelps 260/325;LAD.: W Hawker 324/361; JNR: BHawker 271/325; VET.: A Cameron304/325.

Broken Hill 13/11/04Cool, wind, clear (23): 25T Skeet HC:1st B Foley 59/60, 2nd D Woolcock61/65, 3rd T Davis, B Clare 32/37; 25TB/T: A: 1st P Hocking 23/26, 2nd DLemmich 22/26; B: 1st T Clare 22/27,2nd M Dalby 21/27; C: 1st D Gates20/25, 2nd J Vigar 18/25; 100T Ch/Ch:OA & AA: 1st D Lemmich 147/150,2nd D Nicholls; A: 1st D Palmer160/180, 2nd P Hocking 159/180; B:1st L Gray 131/150, 2nd M Dalby130/150; C: 1st P Jobson 132/150, 2nd

B Monteso112/150; Vets: B Foley128/150; JNR: W Palmer129/150; OAHG: D Nicholls 190/200

International 14/11/04Windy (30: 25T Skeet: A: 1st F Calta-girone 23/25; B: 1st P Marmorale36/36, 2nd D Oliviero 35/36; C: 1st ADallmolle 24/28, 2nd B Piteo 23/28;50T DB: AA: 1st D Oliviero 50/50; A:1st D Aunger 143/145, 2nd E Marian-iello 142/145; B: C Marinis 49/50, 2ndK Hobbs 48/51; C: 1st G Arancio52/58, 2nd G Charalambous 51/58;VET: P Marcoionni 48/50; 50T Trench:OA: B Piteo 46/50; A:1st B Piteo 46/50,2nd E Marianiello 42/50; B: E Paretta42/50, 2nd T Piteo 39/50; C: 1st JZuppa 37/50, 2nd Cabela 34/50;

Mallala 4/10/04Warm & clear (26): 15T SB Compul-sory Divide A, B, C: A: D Oliviero & PMules 15/15; B: L Ciaramellano 15/15;C: K Williams 15/15; 20T DB Side bySide Guns A, B, C: A: D Oliviero 18/20,2nd K Polst 15/20; B & OA: L Cia-ramellano 19/20, 2nd B Zanker 16/20;C: L Arancio 17/20, 2nd J Ellis 16/20;20T CONT A, B, C: D Oliviero 59/60,2nd P Mules 59/60; B: 1st J Pope 23/25,2nd B Greenshields 22/25; C: 1st GHopgood 21/23, 2nd P Caroscio 17/20.

Mallala 24/10/04Bright & breezy (19): 15T PS Comp.Divide: A: C. Hunt 40/45; B: J Algar39/45; C: G Hopwood 43/45; 20TMedly: A: G Gilbert 20/20; B: T O'Con-nor 25/28, 2nd B Zanker 23/28, 2nd CGraham 19/24; 20T CONT.: A: C Hunt30/31; B: J Algar 18/20, 2nd B Zanker17/20; C: J Ellis 17/20, 2nd AGoodridge 19/23.

Mid North 06/11/04Overcast, Cool (15): 10T CD: D Lee, W

Bowman, R Thompson, C Morony9/10; 30T DB CONT: A: G Read 23/30;B: R Hockey 29/30, 2nd R Thompson28/31; C: D Lee 29/30, 2nd A Philllips24/30; 20T night DB: A: G Read 21/25;B: R Thompson23/25, 2nd R Hockey25/31; C: D Lee 25/25, 2nd WBowman19/25

Millicent 30/10/04Fine (32): 25T PS CS: AA & OA: JHumphris 125/126, 2nd H Megaw70/75; AA: W Hawker 74/75, 2nd RAndrews 75/78; B: F Kentish 71/78,2nd C Vonstanke 70/78; C: J Ough72/75, 2nd I Lambert 61/75; JNR: FBaker 61/75; 25T SB CS: AA & OA: WHawker 53/54, 2nd M Snith 52/54; A:H Megaw 23/25, 2nd R Batson 21/25;B: I Dinbar 26/27, 2nd F Kentish25/27; C: J Ough 21/25, 2nd MCopping 14/25; 25T DB CS: OA & AA:R Andrews 160/161, 2nd W Hawker159/161; A: J Humphris 53/53, 2nd HMegaw 52/53; B: K Atkin 25/26, 2nd TMarshall 24/26; C: J Oiugh 23/25,2nd I Lambert 24/26; JNR: F Baker18/25; HG: W Hawker 123/125.

Monarto - Alexandra 24/10/04(20): 25T SK: B: 1st P Hendy 18/25;C: 1st R Clark 22/25, 2nd P Johncock19/25; 20T DB: A: 1st R Clark 34/34,2nd P Johncock 33/34; B: 1st PHampel 30/31, 2nd B Arnott 29/31; C:W May 17/20; 20T PS: A: R Clark59/60, 2nd P Hendy 58/60; B: 1st CFidock 54/60, 2nd B Newell 53/60; C:D Schultz 47/60; 20PR DD: 1st PHendy & R Clark 19/20, 2nd M Clark& C Hill 18/20; HG: R Clark 101/105.

Pt Lincoln 07/11/04Windy (15): 25T Skeet: A: P Bealeafter shoot off 29/25; B: B Puglisi25/25; C T Harris 24/25; 25T DB: A: PBeale 24/25 after shoot off; B IMcarthur 21/25; C: P Myketasch20/25; 25T PS A: S Edmonds 75/75; B:B Britcher 64/75; C: P Myketasch56/75; 20T HC: 1st P Beale 18/20, 2ndI McArthur 16/20; OA HG:B Puglisi131/145.

Pt Pirie 07/11/04Cool Windy 100T Sporting Clays; 1stN Ellis 78/100; 2nd B Thomas 77/100;3rd R Hindmarsh 76/100; 4th S Ellis68/100; HG N Ellis 78/100

South Australian 24/10/04Fine & mild (26): 50T SK CS: A &OA: 1st C Jacobs 50/50, 2nd B Baker48/50; B: 1st G Woodward 49/50, 2ndB Baker 48/50; C: 1st R James 46/50;25T TR: A: 1st D Oliviero 22/25, 2ndB iteo 20/25; B: 1st P Marmorale20/25, 2nd W Wilksch 27/36; C: 1st CJacobs 21/25, 2nd B Baker 16/25; 25TDB CS: A & OA: D Oliviero 59/59,2nd C Jacobs 30/31; B: 1st G Wood-ward 58/59, 2nd W Wilksch 37/38; C:1st S Zounis 23/25, 2nd K Williams19/25; 50T DB CS: B & OA: 1st WWilksch 50/50, 2nd L Francis 45/50;AA: 1st A Mules 103/104, 2nd DHalikiopoulos 102/104; A: 1st L Schu-bert 59/60, 2nd C Jacobs 58/60; C: S

Zounis 48/50; OA HG: C Jacobs145/150.

South Australian 29/10/04Fine & Mild (27) CONT EO: A: DHalikiopoulos 10, Skeet CS: OA & A:C Jacobs 25/25; B Baker 22/26; B:Benn Baker 24/25; D Pope 23/25; C: PPerry 21/25: State Night CONT CS:OA& A: P Heady 48/50; L Sinclair48/51; B: D Pope 40/50; N West 38/50;C: S Zounis 40/52; N Albanese 39/52.

Southern 10/10/0420T Nov. Ev. for 410's,20g: P John-cock 20/20, J Hunmerstone 19/20, HWhitehead 6/20; 10T EO: 8 Poss.; 25TSouthern Districts PS CS: A & OA:1st L Higgins 74/75, 2nd P Johncock73/75; B: 1st J Humberstone 65/75,2nd N West 63/75; C: 1st C Fidock73/75, 2nd M Jaeger 68/75; SouthCoast SB CS: A & OA: R Clark 25/25,2nd J Higgins 24/25; B: 1st J Hum-berstone 22/26, 2nd R Leake 21/26;C: 1st C Fidock 28/32, 2nd J Fidock27/30; 25T DB CD: A: 1st P Baxter25/25, 2nd R Schubert, P Johncock, LHiggins, J Higgins, R Clark, JHiggins 24/25; B: 1st A DalleMolle25/25, 2nd H Whitehead 23/25; C: 1stC Fidock 25/25, 2nd P Dunn, W May,J Mitchell, J Fidock, M Jaeger 23/25;John Stewart Reilly Memorial HGTPY: C Fidock 121/125.

S.A.C.T.A. 23/10/04Fine (49): 25T PS CS: AA & OA: DBeelitz 116/117, 2nd M Medhurst115/117; A: 1st B Menzies 113/114,2nd H Megaw 110/114; B: 1st S Hen-derson 71/75, 2nd B Hawker 70/75; C:1st G Phelps 60/75, 2nd B Witmiz69/75; LAD.: L Hawker; VET.: ACameron; JNR: R Baker; 25T SB CS:AA & OA: D Beelitz 25/25, 2nd ALock 36/37; A: 1st H Megaw 23/25,2nd G Durbridge 22/25; B: 1st T Mar-shall 29/33, 2nd L Sharam 28/33; C:1st R Baker 16/25, 2nd B Witmitz15/25; LAD.: L Hawker; VET.: SSmith; JNR: B Hawker; 25T DB CS:AA & OA: E Hall 85/85, 2nd M Med-hurst 70/71; A: L Beelitz 46/46, 2nd GDurbridge 45/46; B: 1st B Hawker25/25, 2nd C Dahlenburg 34/35; C:1st G Phelps 21/25, 2nd P Noske20/26; LAD.: S Byrnes; VET.: SSmith; JNR: R Baker; HG: JNR: BHawker 112/125; VET.: S Smith118/125; LAD.: L Hawker 113/125; C:G Phelps 95/125; B: L Sharam115/125; A: H Megaw 121/125; AA: DBeelitz 182/185; OA: M Medhurst183/185; Eastern Zone ChampionShooter 2004: AA: W Hawker114/120; A: P Rundle 43/45; B: IDunbar 79/90; C: G Phelps 69/90;JNR: B Menzies 41/45.

Southern Yorke Peninsula 24/10/04Fine (21): 10T DB EO: G Moroney, PQuire 10/10; 25T DB IGA Tpy: A: GMoroney 24/25; B: R TYHompson23/25; C: D Moroney 25/29, 2nd WBowman 24/29; 25T SB GR: A: P Quire23/25; B: R Thompson 23/25; C: APhillips 18/25, 2nd D Moroney 14/25.

PORT LINCOLNCLAY TARGET CLUB

Saturday January 22nd 2005Day one of two day shoot - 9.30am start

1. 50tgt skeet C/ship A B C Sash O/A2. 50 tgt D/B AA, A, B, C

LUNCH AND SEAFOOD TEA AT THE CLUB

Sunday January 23rdDay two - 9.30 am start3. 5 tgt E/O Cash Divide

4. 50 tgt D/B C/Ship AA, A, B, C Sash O/A5. 50 tgt P/S C/ship AA, A, B, C Sash O/A

6. 25 tgt Tunarama H/cap 1st 2nd 3rdLunch and tea at the Club

Maz Curtis Memorial High Gunover 2 days

PRACTICE FRIDAY 21st 4.00PMSecretary J Curtis 08 8682 3463

Northern TerritoryAlice Springs 21-23/10/04Beautiful (66): 50T SK:OA: M Martini50/50; A: T Harris 47/50; B: M Martini50/50; C: T Apps 45/50; 50T DB: OA: BEvans 105/105; AA: B Evans 105/105;A: D Luelf 99/100; B: T Evans 61/62;C: B McKenna 45/50; 50T SB: OA: ARobinson 50/52; AA: A Robinson50/52; A: N Johnson 47/50; B: P West46/50; C: C Abela 40/50; 50T PS: OA: D

Luelf 149/150; AA: B Evans 150/153;A: D Luelf 149/150; B: T Laker144/150; C: C Abela 121/152; 30T HC:OA: T Laker 29/30; 2nd B Evans29/30, 3rd K Hobbs 39/41; 25T Sport-ing Clays: OA: S Morris 25/25; A: SMorris 25/25; B: M Martini 22/25; C: lO'Grady 20/25; DTL HG: AA: B Evans272/280; A: D Luelf 271/280; B: NJohnson 264/280; C: C Abela 257/280;


Carnival HG: OA: B Evans 340/355;LAD.: T Laker 297/355.

Alice Springs Masters Games23/10/0450T SK: A: 35-44 - Gold - B Evans; B:Gold - S Morris 44/50, Silver A Brown36/50; C: Gold - R Flett 43/50, Silver -A Evans 40/50, Bronze - R Shoenaver38/50; Womens C: Gold - L O'Grady33/50, Silver- M Ball 31/50, Bronze - TLaker 30/50; 45-54 -Gold - C Havers47/50, Silver G Hayes 43/50; B: Gold -R Lestrange 47/50, Silver - J Niland46/50, Bronze - C McTaggart 45/50; C:Gold - R Laine 41/50, Silver L Poile40/50, Bronze S Kogler 37/50; WomensC: Gold - L McGregor 35/50, Silver - THarker 32/50; 55-64 - B: Gold - BBritcher 41/50, Silver - C Smith 39/50,Bronze - J Bitossi 35/50; C: Gold TApps 43/56, Silver - N Grigg 43/56,Bronze - D Rosenhain 41/50; 65-: A:Gold - T Harris 47/50; B: Gold - MMartini 50/50; C: Gold B Cameron37/50, Silver - C Abela 33/50, Bronze -N Rolins 24/50; 50T DB: Open AA:Gold -35-44- B Evans 50/50, 45-54- CHavers 89/90, 55-64 - B Sweeney49/50; Silver - 35-44 - R Pitt 48/50, 45-54 - G Hargreaves 88/90, 55-64 - RJenkins 48/50; Bronze: 45-54 - BHarris 73/75, 55-64 - C Smith 46/50;Open A: Gold: 35-44 - J Seawright49/50, 45-54 A Scouller 48/50, 55-64 -D Luelf 50/50, 65- T Harris 48/50;Silver: 35-44- S Morris 48/50, 45-54 ESchmaal 47/50, 55-64 D Rosenhain62/64, 65- B Cameron 45/50; Bronze:35-44 - A Brown 48/50, 45-54 - MNiland 46/50, 55-64 - R Gundry 61/64;B: Gold: 35-44 - T Evans 50/50, 45-64 -L McGregor 52/54, 55/64 - T Martin80/83, 65- M Martini 45/50; Silver: 35-44- A Evans 47/50, 45-54- R McGregor51/54, 55-64- N Grigg 79/83, 65- BFrancis 44/50; Bronze: 35-44- T Laker65/71, 45-54- S Kogler 46/50, 55-64- JJohnson 74/78, 65- J Lindsley 36/50;Womens B: Gold: 35-44- T Evans50/56, 45-54- L McGregor 48/56; SilverT Laker 45/50, T Harker 45/50; OpenC: Gold: 35-44- M Ball 43/50, 45-54- GHayes 38/50, 55-64- B McKenna 45/50,65- C Abela 44/56; Silver - 35-44- LO'Grady 42/50, 55-64-J Mitchel 44/50,65- N Rolins 42/56; Bronze: 55-64: RWitzenburger 32/50; Womens C: Gold:35-44: M Ball 43/50; 55-64: R Witzen-burger 32/50; Silver: 35-44: L O'Grady42/56; 25T HC: Gold: 35-44 - T Laker29/30, 45-54- E Schmaal 27/32, 55-64-K Hobbs 39/41, 65- T Harris 28/30;Silver: 35-44- B Evans 29/30, 45-54- MNiland 26/32, 55-64- D Luelf 38/41, 65-J Lindsay 25/30; Bronze: 35-44-TBrown 33/36, 45-54- T Harker 29/35,55-64- B Sweeney 35/38, 65- BCameron 24/32; Womens: Gold: 35-44-T Laker 29/30, 45-54- M Niland 25/30,55-64- R Witzenburger 21/30; Silver:35-44- L O'Grady 27/30, 45-54- THarker 24/30; Bronze: 35-44- T Evans26/30, 45-54- L McGregor 21/30; 25Target Sporting Clays: OPEN: AA:Gold: 35-44- B Evans 22/25; 45-54- GHayes 21/25; 55-64- N Grigg 22/25; 65-T Harris 24/25; A: Gold: 35-44- S Moris25/25; 45-54- C McTaggart 43/50; 55-64- J Johnson 38/50; Silver: 45-54- ESchmaal 42/50; 55-64- K Hobbs 35/50;Bronze: 45-54- B Harker 39/50; 55-64-C Smith 19/25; B: Gold: 35-44- AEvans 17/25; 45-54- R Laine 20/25, 55-64-D Luelf 19/25; 65-M Martini 22/25;Silver: 45-54- C Havers 17/25; 55-64- BBritcher 18/25; Bronze: 45-54-J Niland15/25; 55-64-P West 15/25; C: Gold: 35-44- L O'Grady 20/25; 45-54- RLeStrange 17/25; 55-64-T Apps 19/25;65-N Rolins 18/25; Silver: 35-44-TBrown 19/25; 45-54-R McGregor 15/25;55-64-J Mitchel 18/25; 65-B Cameron15/25; Bronze: 35-44-R Schoenauer18/25; 45-54-G Hargreaves 14/25; 55-64- J Mitchel 18/25; 65-B Cameron

18/25; Womens C: Gold: 35-44- LO'Grady 20/25; 45-54- T Harker 12/25;Silver: 35-44- T Laker 23/50; 45-54-LMcGregor 11/25; Bronze: 35-44- MBall 20/50; 45-54-M Niland 7/25; 50TPS: OPEN: AA: Gold: 35-44-B Evans147/150; 45-54-B Harris 147/150; 55-64-R Jenkins 146/150; Silver: 35-44-RPitt 142/150; 45-54- B Harker 135/156;55-64- G Smith 141/150; Bronze: 35-44-T Brown 138/150; 45-54-G Har-graves 133/150; 55-64-B Sweeny132/150; A: Gold: 35-44-S Morris142/150; 45-54-E Schmaal 135/150; 55-64-D Luelf 149/150; 65-T Harris140/150; Silver: 35-44-J Seawright137/150; 45-54-A Scouller 134/150; 55-64-R Gundry 147/150; 65-B Cameron120/150; Womens A: Gold: 45-54- MNiland 128/150; Open: B: Gold: 35-44-T Laker 144/150; 45-54-L Poile145/162; 55-64-P West 151/165; 65-MMartini 131/150; Silver: 35-44- AEvans 138/150; 45-54-T Harker142/162; 55-64-P Rosconi 150/165; 65-J Lindsly 126/150; Bronze: 35-44-RShoenauer 134/150; 45-54-R McGregor132/150; 55-64-D Rosonhain 139/156;65-B Francis 122/150; Womens: B:Gold: 35-44-T Laker 144/150; 45-54-THarker 133/150; Silver: 35-44-T Evans126/150; 45-54-L McGregor 124/150;Open C: Gold: 35-44-M Ball 119/150;45-54-G Hayes 88/150; 55-64- JMitchell 116/150; 65-C Aben 119/150;Silver: 35-44-L O'Grady 102/150; 55-64-R Witzenburger 106; 65-N Rolins115/150; 50T SB: Open AA: Gold: 35-44- T Brown 48/50; 45-54-G Hargraves47/50; 55-64-R Jenkins 45/50; Silver:35-44-B Evans 46/50; 45-54-B Harris45/50; 55-64-C Smith 43/50; Bronze:35-44-R Pitt 41/50; 45-54-B Harris45/50; 55-64-C Smith 43/50; Bronze:35-44-R Pitt 41/50; 45-54-C Havers44/50; 55-64- B Sweeny 50/50; A: Gold:35-44-S Murris 44/50; 45-54- ESchmaal 43/50; 55-64-N Johnson47/50; 65-B Cameron 43/56; Silver: 35-44-J Seawright 43/50; 45-54-RLeStrange 42/50; 55-64-D Luelf 48/54;65-K Harris 41/50; Bronze: 45-54-ASchuller 41/50; 55-64-R Gundry 47/54;Womens: A: Gold: 45-54-M Niland37/50; OPEN: B: Gold: 35-44-A Evans42/50; 45-54-T Harker 42/51; 55-64-PWest 46/50; 65-M Martini 43/50;Silver: R Flett 39/50; 45-54-L Poile41/51; 55-64-D Rosenhain 44/50; 65- JLindsly 41/50; Bronze: 35-44-T Laker41/54; 45-54-L McGregor 40/50; 55-64-B Greenshields 43/50; 65-B Francis38/50; Womens: B: Gold: 35-44- TLaker 41/54; 45-54- T Harker 41/50;Silver: 35-44-T Evans 40/54; 45-54-LMcGregor 40/50; Open: C: Gold: 35-44-L O'Grady 35/50; 45-54-G Hayes26/50; 55-64-J Machal 37/50; 65-CAbela 40/50; Silver: 35-44-M Ball32/50; 55-64-B McKenna 31/50; 65-NRolins 30/50; Bronze: 55-64-R Witzen-burger 29/50; Womens: C: Gold: LO'Grady 35/50; 55-64-R Witzenburger29/50; Silver: 35-44-M Ball 32/50.

Alice Springs 13/11/04Perfect (19): 5T E/O: W Harris, REvans 5/5; 25T SKEET H/C: OA:1st SMorris 23/25, 2nd B Evans 23/25, 3rdR Fleet 18/25; 25T CONT Club H/C:1st B Evans 48/49, 2nd S Morris47/49, 3rd R Evans 40/44, 4th j Evans24/27, 5th B Harris 22/25; 50T StateCONT C/S: OA: S Morris 48/50; AA: BEvans 48/50; A: R Evans 41/50; B: JEvans 41/50; C: L Healy 41/50; HG: BEvans 99/105.

Darwin 31/10/04Hot & muggy: 50 SK: A: J Doyle 49/50;B: C McTaggart 45/50; C: M Stoney46/50; 75 MXD: AA: G Bateson121/125; A: R Fox 118/125; B: J Rowe100/125; C: M Dillon 112/125; 25 SB:AA: D Howe 24/25; A: D Scarl 22/25;C: M Dillon 21/25.

Darwin 14/11/04Hot & Humid: 25T ISSF SKEET; A: JDoyle 21/25; B: D Howe 16/25; 50TDTL: AA: A Zapantis 50/50; A: R King

51/53; B: J Rowe 48/50; C: K Harkin42/50; 25T ISSF Trench:A: A Zapantis20/25; B: D Howe 22/25; C: S Honner15/25.

QueenslandAtherton Tableland 23-24/10/04Perfect (42): 25T DB: AA: 1st RMaxwell 25, 2nd R Cannon 25; A: 1st GBarton 25, 2nd I McHarrie 25; B: 1st ECollins 25, 2nd P Vit 25; C: 1st V Sandr23, 2nd J Collins 22; 30T MXD: AA: 1stB Williams 50, 2nd N Beale 48; B: 1stM Anderson 45, 2nd P Vit 44; C: 1st GWalker 45, 2nd J Collins 42; 50T DB:AA: 1st B Murphy 49, 2nd R Maxwell49; A: 1st M Collins 50, 2nd A Casella50; B: 1st J Williams 48, 2nd L Falco48; C: 1st J Fichera 46, 2nd G Walker46; 50T MXD: AA: 1st B Murphy 98,2nd M Costa 95; A: 1stM Collins 98,2nd G Barton 94; B: 1st J Williams 97,2nd M Anderson 93; C: 1st J Collins90, 2nd G Walker 89; 50T PS: AA: 1stB Murphy 150, 2nd D Bruce 148; A: 1stG Barton 144, 2nd N Beale 143; B: 1stL Falco 138, 2nd J Williams 134; C: 1stV Sandr 138, 2nd J Fichera 136; 50TCONT: AA: 1st R Cannon 50, 2nd JSmaniotto 50; A: 1st M Collins 50, 2ndN Beale 49; B: 1st E Collins 48, 2nd MAnderson 47; C: 1st J Collins 47, 2nd JFichera 47; 30T HC: 1st N Blake 29,2nd B Cox 29, 3rd P Ward 29, 4th JCollins 28; HG: OA: B Murphy 447; A:M Collins 439; B: J Williams 418; C: JCollins 394, J Fichera 394.

Bundaberg 07/11/04Overcast & Stormy (30): Skeet 25T

H/C: B Fourro, K Rehbein, J Butters,R Merrick 25/25 with H/C; 25T C/S:OA: R Rehbein 25/25, B: R Rehbein25/25; C: J Rutters 15/25; Trap 25TDB CD: AA: R Rehbein 25/25, G Har-riman 25/25, J Maxwell 25/25; A: TGardner 25/25; B: M Budgen 25/25; C:I Taylor 24/25, S Plath 24/25, RBurrows 24/25; 25T DB C/S: OA: GHarriman 75/75; AA: G Harriman75/75; A: B Charteris 74/75; B: D Rudd74/75; C: I Taylor 67/75; 25T SB: AA: JMaxwell 25/25; A: P Warren 25/25, B:M Budgen 23/25; C: S Plath 25/25;25T CONT: AA: J Maxwell 50/50; A: FAgius 24/25; B: K Rehbein 24/25; C: SPlath 22/25; HG OA: J Maxwell148/150

Cloncurry 31/10/04Hot: 25T DB: AA: W Reeves 38/39; A:R Cusack 30/30; B: P Rollings 30/32;C: R Selke 21/25; Nthn Zone 25T DBCONT: OA: C Wilson 40/40; AA: DReeves 39/40; A: A Thomson 28/29; B:P Rollings 24/25; C: S Prendergast23/25; Northern Zone 25T SB CONT:OA: R Cusack 24/25; AA: D Stitt23/25; A: N Sinclair 31/35; B: B Gamue21/25; C: D Matthews 22/25; 15PRDR: AA: W Reeves 21/30; A: N Sinclair34/40; B: P Rollings 19/30; C: S Pren-dergast 21/30.

Brisbane Gun ClubJANUARY

A.C.T.A. Olympic DisciplineNational Championship

8th to 18th JanuaryPractice From Wednesday 5th January

TRAP Sunday January 30th 20059.30am

Event 1. 25 T D/B Cash 1st & 2nd each grade (50% Returned) $10

Event 2. 25 T D/B Trophy AA, A, B, C, 1st & 2nd $12Event 3. 30 T Points Cash 1st & 2nd each grade (50%

Returned) $13Event 4. 25 T S/B Trophy AA, A, B & C 0

Overall High Gun

Total Noms $45.00Lady, junior & Veteran $40.00 If whole

program is shot.

President 0409 471 423 Club 3398 4555


CUNNAMULLAGUN CLUB INC

Annual 2 Day &2nd Masters Shoot

Saturday 7th May & Sunday 8th May

AlsoCUNNAMULLA 1000 TEAM

SHOOT5 PERSON TEAM TO SHOOT FULL

PROGRAMME.Winning team to take prize of

$1000More than one team on same score - money divided.

Contacts: Adrian Schmidt 07 4655 1846Eddie Mills 07 4655 1222

A/H 07 4655 1312

GLADSTONE ANNUALEASTER 2 DAY TRAP CARNIVAL

26th & 27th March, 2005Saturday 26th March 9.00am start

1. 25 Target DB eye opener cash divide $202. 30 Target Mixed 10 DB, 10 SB, 10 Points $253. 30 Target Single Barrel $204. 30 Target DB Continental $20

Sunday 27th March 8.30am start5. 50 Target DB Points $307. 25 Target DB Handicap $308. 15 Pair Double Rise $25

Reduced Noms if shooting entire program$130 for Open; $80 nom for Ladies, Vets & Jnr

Overall High gun prizes & sashes for all grades, Ladies, Jnr & VetsOA, 1st & 2nd in each grade, for each event.

Friday: Practice from 4.00pm & social night events.MEALS AVAILABLE FROM FRIDAY NIGHT TO SUNDAY LUNCH.

CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE WITH HOT SHOWERS.

Great family weekend with plenty to see and do at the Harbour festival,with the huge markets on Friday, free entertainment held at the marina all

weekend & the finish of the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht race.

Gladstone ClayTarget Club, Boys Rd, (off Gladstone toTannum Rd) Club House 07 4979 2732:

President - Carlo Barletta, Secretary- Donna Barletta 0409 726 660:07 4972 6660 Wk.

QCTA CENTRAL ZONETRAP CARNIVAL

Gladstone Clay Target ClubSat 26th & Sun 27th February 2005

Saturday - 9.00a.m. StartEvent One: 25T Double Barrel Cash Divide $16.00Event Two: 25T QCTA Central Zone Double Barrel Championship $16.00Overall, 1st and 2nd AA, A, B And C Grades Event Three: 25T QCTA Central Zone Single Barrel Championship $16.00Overall, 1st and 2nd AA, A, B And C Grades Event Four: 15PR QCTA Central Zone Double Rise Championship $20.00Overall, 1st and 2nd AA, A, B And C Grades

Sunday - 8.30a.m. StartEvent Five: 25T QCTA Central Zone Continental Championship $16.00Overall, 1st and 2nd AA, A, B And C Grades Event Six: 25T QCTA Central Zone Pointscore Championship $16.00Overall, 1st and 2nd AA, A, B And C Grades Event Seven: 25T QCTA Central Zone DB Handicap $20.001st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th

Total Nominations $120.00

CENTRAL ZONE TEAMS SELECTED OVER EVENTS 2, 3 & 6Overall High Gun & AA, A, B & C Grade High Guns

Veteran, Womens & Junior High Gun (3 or more in each section)LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS - 60% NOMINATIONS IF SHOOTING

FULL TWO-DAY PROGRAMFor further information contact:

President: Don Berrie (M) 0429 709 705 (H) 4975 3577Secretary: Lil Jarvis (W) 4936 2900 (H) 4928 5139

Gladstone President: Carlo Barletta (W) 4972 6660 (M) 0409 726 660The committee reserves the right to alter the program

Gladstone 13/11/04-14/11/04Fine & Sunny (30):25 Skeet HC: 1st JMaxwell, 2nd I Mapp, 3rd I Wynyard;25T Points TER: OA: J Riggs 71/75;AA: 1st J Maxwell 66/75,2nd D Nichol-son 56/75; A: G Wright 70/75, 2nd JElliott 68/75; B: 1st B Graving 67/75,2nd I Wynyard 65/75; C: 1st M Howard64/75, 2nd R Wise 61/75; 50T BTCentral Zone CS: OA: C Barletta 48/50;AA: 1st D Nicholson 47/50, 2nd BGraving 42/50; A: 1st J Maxwell 47/50,2nd D Barletta 50/54; B: 1st R Wise47/50, 2nd I Mapp 46/50; C; 1st V Hyde47/50, 2nd B Graving 42/50; 50T CONTDB Points Night: OA: G Darr 139/150;AA:1st J Maxwell 136/150, 2nd FRobinson 135/150;A: 1st B Graving,2nd G Cross 132/150; 50T SB Night:OA: R Wise 45/50; AA: 1st J Maxwell44/51, 2nd G Wright 43/51; A: 1st BGraving 43/50, 2nd G Cross 42/52; C:1st C Wright 27/50, 2nd L Graving25/50; 30T DB Club CS: OA: G Wright64/64;AA: 1st R Wise 36/37, 2nd FRobinson 38/39; A: 1st V Hyde 63/64,2nd J Clarke 50/64; B: 1st J Fairley28/30, 2nd L Knight 27/30; C: 1st BMorrissy 30/30, 2nd C Wright29/30;30T SB Club CS: OA; J Maxwell30/30;AA: 1st F Robinson28/30, 2nd VHyde 30/34; A: 1st J Poaul 30/32, 2nd IMapp 29/32; B: 1st J Fairley 26/30, 2ndB Morrissy 22/30; C: 1st L Graving17/30, 2nd C Wright 11/30; 30T DB PSClub CS: OA R Wise 95/96; AA; 1st RRehbein 94/96, 2nd G Wright 88/92; A:1st A Purkis 88/90, 2nd P Purkis 87/90;B; 1st L Knight, 2nd B Morrissy;í C: 1stL Graving 68/90, 2nd C Wright 57/90.HG OA: J Maxwell 462/500; HGInterm: C Wright 316/500; HG LAD; DBarletta 394/500; HG JNR; C Wright316/500; HG VET; B Morrissy.

Gold Coast 3/11/04Mild night (22): 75T Med.: AA: 1st S

Weedon, 2nd R McFadyen 109; A: 1stN Cracknell, 2nd V Vaina 117; B: 1st PMcDonald, 2nd S Cannizzaro 111; C:1st P Sorby, 2nd K Dowie 109.

Gold Coast 14/11/04 Pan PacificMasters GamesFine Mild Day (47): 50T D/B Gr: AA:Gold K Jarrick 109/109, Silver C Witt108/109, Bronze S Thompson 62/63; A:Gold A Thatcher 57/58, Silver CLangley, Bronze A Ebbett 50/54; C:Gold M Chounding 64/67, Silver MHerrington 63/67, Bronze P Sorby47/50; 50T D/B Age Grp: 30-34: GoldM Chounding 48/50; 35-39: Gold MTownsend 48/50, Silver V De Costa42/50; 40-44: Gold K Jarrick 50/50,SilverT Mokomoko 49/50, Bronze NCracknell 48/50; 45-49 Gold AThatcher 49/50, Silver StephenThompson 65/67, Bronze SissyThompson 50/54; 50-54: Gold C Witt50/50, Silver C Langley 49/50, BronzeM Swaye 71/73; 55-59: Gold V Litvi-nov 47/50, Silver M Mucalo 49/55,Bronze N Flemming 48/55; 60-64:Gold A Jarvis 49/50, Silver B McKech-nie 62/65, Bronze G MacPhee 61/65;65-69: Gold S Collins 49/50, Silver DPalmer 47/50, Bronze W McCarthy45/50; 70+: Gold P Loeffler 53/55,Silver B Turner 52/55, Bronze eKratzer 45/51; 50T Points Grade: AA:Gold M Swaye 147/150, Silver SThompson 146/150, Bronze S Collins145/150; A: Gold B McKechnie150/150, Silver B Turner 144/150,Bronze N Cracknell 143/150; B: GoldA Page 135/150, Silver R Stephens134/150, BronZe C Larson 13/150; c;Gold M Herrington 141/150, Silver PSorby 140/150, Bronze D McAdam126/150; 50T Points Age: 30-34: GoldM Chounding 119/150; 35-39: Gold VDa Costa 142/150, Silver M Townsend140/150; 40-44: Gold K Jarrick,


145/150 Silver N Cracknell 143/150Bronze T Mokomoko 138/150; 45-49:Gold Stephen Thompson 146/150,Silver P Sorby 140/150, Bronze DMcAdam 126/150; 50-54: Gold mSwaye 147/150, Silver C Witt 145/150,Bronze R McFayden 142/150; 55-59:Gold V Litvinov 136/150, Silver MMucalo 133/150, Bronze B Wiseman131/150; 60-64: Gold P McKechnie150/150, Silver G MacPhee 140/150,Bronze A Jarvis 137/150; 65-69: GoldS Collins 146/150, Silver B McCarthy138/150, Bronze D Palmer 129/150;70+: Gold B Turner 143/150, Silver PLoeffler 136/150; Bronze A Page135/150.

Gold Coast 14/11/04Fine Warm (38): 50T D/B AA: 1st KJarrick 50/50, 2nd R Brown 77/78; A:1st A Thatcher 49/50, 2nd J Underhill56/58; B: 1st R Bond 48/50, 2nd AEbbert 47/50; C: 1st M Chouding48/50, 2nd G Summergreene 46/50;50T D/B Points: AA: 1st S Trafford147/150, 2nd S Thompson 179/183;A:1st W McKechnie 150/150, 2nd NCracknell 143/150; B: 1st A Page136/150, 2nd R Stephens 135/150; C:1st G Summergreene 131/150, 2nd WCraig 129/150

Kingaroy 07/11/04Fine & Humid (32): 25T DB points off25m: A: P Clarkson 75/75 B: J Jones69/75; C: B Zillman 57/75; 25T HC: 1stJ Lees 25/25, 2nd D Tessmann, 3rd RMcGill 32/34; 15pair DR off 15m: A: GSchneider 27/30; B: J Jones 24/30; C:D Tessmann 24/30; HG: P Clarkson122/130.

Maryborough 24/10/04Fine (37): 25DB CD: AA: M Zipf, CWilson, G Mathews, D Nicholson, PAnderson 25; A: T Milera , I Robert-

son, G Chizzotti, J Robertson, F Agius,D Osborne, B Stolberg 25; B: MStevenson 25; C: J Havela 23; 25DBCS: AA & OA: Panderson 25+99; A: TMilera 25+98; B: K Ross 25; C: ICasperson 23; 30 PTS CS: AA & OA: PAnderson 90; A: D Osborne 87; B: LWyatt 86; C: S Plath 78; 25 HC: AA &OA: P Anderson 90; A: D Osborne 87;B: Wyatt 86; C: S Plath 78; 25 HC: 1stG Wyatt 62, 2nd B Stolberg 61, 3rd MZipf 45; HG: OA: P Anderson 164; AA:D Nicholson 163; A: B Stolberg 160; B:L Wyatt 157; C: I Casperson 147.

Mt Isa 13/11/0450T SKEET HC: 1st P Rollings 71/73,2nd C Wilson 59/70, 3rd C Edmonds56/65; 25T DB CONT: AA/A: N Ander-son; B: Manderson C: S Anderson;25tdb: aa/a: n Anderson 41/43 def RCusack & C Wilson in shooot off; B: PRollings 23/35; C: S Anderson 22/26def D Matthews in shoot off; 25T DB:AA/A: C Wilson 67/75;B: p rollings65/75; C: S Anderson 52/75; 25TNorthern Zone Night DB CONT: OA:P Rollings 25/25; aa/a: C Wilson 23/25;B: M Anderson 18/25;C: D Matthews17/25.

Port Denison 24/10/04Hot & still (12): 25T GR TPY: A: GMaltby 23/25; B: G Stewart 20/25; C: IFacey 16/25; 25T PS GR SW: G Maltby69/75, J Malone 66/75; N Maltby66/75, D Pugh 59/75; C Edgerton68/75, I Facey 53/75; 25T SB CONTPD CS: OA: G Maltby 20/25; A: GMaltby, 2nd B Gall 18; B: D Pugh19/25, 2nd N Maltby 16; C: C Edger-ton 17/25, I Facey 17; 25T DB HC SW:1st C Edgerton 23/25, 2nd G Faulkner22/25, 3rd N Maltby 21/25.

REDCLIFFE 14/11/0425T DB : AA: 1st P Petersen 25/25,

QUEENSLAND DISTRIBUTORSFor RIO OCEANIA PTY LTD

Corsivia Targets & Rio ShotshellsRay & Jenni Wise – VARANE PTY LTDPhone: (07) 49780523 Fax: (07) 49783674Mobile: Ray: 0409 630385 E-mail: raynjeni&bigpond.net.au

GOLD COAST CLAYTARGET CLUB 81 Gross Rd. Woongoolba, Queensland.

UBD Map 84 - F1.

JANUARY PROGRAMSPractice: 1.00pm to 5.00pm most Saturdays

SUNDAY 2ND 9.00AM: SPORTING100 targets - 2x50 target events - 100 targets

- Five Division Lewis Class System - Members of SSAA & F&G welcome.

(Sporting Captain: Brian Fairweather 0417 773 955)WEDNESDAY 5TH 7.30PM: NIGHT TRAP75 targets - Medley Trap Event - 75 targets

25 D/B, 25 S/B & 25 PTS- Graded - Trophies - Supper -

SUNDAY 9TH 9.00AM: DAY TRAP125 targets - 4 Events - 125 targets

including Monthly 50tgt D/B High Gun event(Trap Captain: Vince Vaina 0412 750 850)

SUNDAY 16TH 9.00AM: SKEET125 targets - 4 Events inc 3 Graded - 125 targets

(Skeet Captain: Chris Larsen 0438 797 456)

Clubhouse And Range: (07) 5546-1368Website: www.gcctc.onthenet.com.au

Email: [email protected] committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs


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C. B&W Rural

One Day Open shootSunday, January 9th 2005

9.00amEvent 1. B&W Rural 50 Target Double Barrel Championship

15 metersSash for each Grade Champion

Trophies - 1 2 3 AA, A, B, CNomination $25.00

Event 2. B&W Rural 50 TargetPointscore Championship

15 MetersSash for each Grade Champion

Trophies- 1 2 3 AA, A, B, CNomination $25.00

The Committee reserves the right to alter the program

President: Roger Carrigan 07 4671 5330/0429 700 761

KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB INCAAnnnnuuaall 22--DDaayy SShhoooott

Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th February 2005Sat. 5th February - 11.00am

EVT 1: 25 tgt DB - 15m - Sweeps $10AA,A,B & C - 50% Noms back to shooters

EVT 2: G. N. Crumpton & Sons S.B. C'ship25 tgt - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd; AA,A,B & C $16O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Clay Targets Australia

EVT 3: Kingaroy RSL Club Cont C'ship25 tgt - 15m Trophies 1st 1 & 2nd; AA,A,B& C $16O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Clay Targets Australia

Sun. 6th February - 8.00amEVT 4: Thorps Jewellers D.B. C'ship

25 tgt - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd; AA,A,B, & C $16O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Thorps Jewellers

EVT 5: Lyle Vidler & Merv Champney Perpetual Shield $3030 tgt Handicap -Shot in one visit to trap- Calcutta Event1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th - 60% Noms back to shooters

EVT 6: Toyota Motor Sales Points C'ship25 tgt - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd; AA,A,B & C $16O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Toyota

EVT 7: Kingaroy Machinery Centre DR C'ship15 Pair - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd; AA,A,B & C $160/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Clay Targets Australia

Total Noms: $120HIGH GUNS: O/A, SPONSORED BY NEALE TESSMANN,AA, A, B & C SPONSORED BY COL OTTO VALUATIONSLadies, Juniors & Veterans (Minimum of 3 shooters each class)

Other Sponsors: Ben & Lisa O'Callaghan (Carrollee Hotel) & XXXXLadies, Juniors & Veterans, $75-00 if shooting whole program

Calcutta (Event 5) - no deductions - Calcutta drawn 5:30pm -Auction 6:00pm - Free dinner!!

Practice available 8.30am to 10am on Saturday Camping available on groundAccommodation - phone direct - Pioneer Lodge Motel: 07 4162 3999Burke & Wills Motor Inn: 07 4162 2933 Oasis Motel: 07 4162 2399

Carrollee Hotel: 07 4162 1055President: 07 4164 4141 Secretary: 07 4162 1791 Club House: 07 4162 5296

MaryboroughClay TargetClub Inc (Qld)Maryborough City Centenary

One Day ShootSunday February 27th 2005 - 9amEvent 1 25 tgt D/B Cash Divide - AA-A-B-CEvent 2 Peter Anderson Pointscore - 25 tgt

OA, 1st and 2nd AA-A-B-CEvent 3 Queensland State Handicap - 50 tgt

1st to 4th Event 4 SE Zone 25 SB Continental

Championship OA, 1st and 2nd AA-A-B-C

Overall High Gun - Sash and TrophyHigh Guns AA-A-B-C-Ladies-Veteran-Junior

Good trophies - Good fellowship - Good targetsPresident: John Maxwell 07 4125 3220Secretary: Holly Wood 07 4124 2254

Email — Secretary - [email protected] — [email protected]

Visit our Website at www.mctc.org.au

MOONIEANNUAL SHOOT

19th & 20th February 2005Saturday 10.00am Start

Evt. 1 25t DB SweepsEvt. 2 25t PointscoreEvt. 3 25t Single BarrelEvt. 4 50t Continental

SATURDAY NIGHT THREE COURSE MEAL ANDBREAKFAST SUNDAY MORNING

Sunday 9.00am StartEvt. 5 25t DB Sweeps Evt. 6 50t Medley(25 DB & 25 Pts)Evt. 7 25t Fixed Meterage

AA-20, A-18, B-16, C-14All events paid 1 & 2 in all grades. Handicap 1-5

High Guns all grades Ladies Vets & Juniors if 3 or more.SHADE OVER THE LANES FOR SHOOTERS.

NOMS $100.00OLYMPIC HIGH DOME FLURO'S TO BE USED

Accommodation available phonePhil Egan 4665 0230 Ken Giltrow 4662 9148

Moonie Motel 4665 0200


Springsure Gun Club Inc Annual Annual TTwwo Day Shooto Day Shoot

SATURDAY 12TH & SUNDAY 13TH FEBRUARY 2005

Saturday 9.00am StartEvent 1: 30T D/B Continental - 15m $20

Overall, AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd Prizes Event 2: 50T D/B Championship - 15m $30

Overall Sash & Prize, AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd PrizesEvent 3: 30T Single Barrel - 15m $20

Overall, AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd Prizes

Sunday 8.00am StartEvent 4: 30T Ladies Bracelets Points - 15m $20

Overall, AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd Bracelet Prizes Event 5: 30T D/B Handicap $20

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th PrizesEvent 6: 15PR Double Rise - 15m $20

Overall, AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd Prizes

HIGH GUN - OVERALL, AA, A, B, C, LADIES & VETERAN - SASHES AND PRIZESTotal Nominations $130

Veterans, Juniors, or 2nd Family Member $80 if shooting the whole program.

2 Course Meal & Function Saturday Night, Licenced Bar.Camping, Ammo, Meals, Snacks & Refreshments, Breakfast

Saturday & Sunday Mornings, Fluro Targets.WE HAVE GREAT PRIZES, GREAT TARGETS AND GREAT FOOD!

Committee reserves the right to alter the programme

For further particulars contact:President Shawn Ryan Ph Mob 0427 590 069

Secretary Rex Kirk Ph (07) 4984 4199 Mob 0407 128 654Clubhouse: Mob 0407 128 654


2nd M Waugh 24/25; A: 1st J Black32/32, 2nd B Chain 31/32; B: 1st IHedger 27/28, 2nd R Rackemann26/28; C: 1ST s Nucifora 24/26, 2nd TFirth 23/26; 30T medley: AA: BStephens 79/80, 2nd Ctanner 73/80; A:1st S Cannizzaro 77/80, 2nd J Black76/80; B: 1st G Dennien 56/60,2nd IHedger 55/60; C: 1st P Close69/80,2nd S Ricca 67/80; 25T SB; AA;1st C Lee 23/25,2nd C Tanner 22/25;A: 1st S Cannizzaro 23/35,2nd DReynold 23/27; B: 1st G Dennien24/25,2nd I Hedger 19/25; C: 1st PClose 20/25,2nd S Ricca 21/27; 25TCONT: AA: 1st C Tanner 24/25,2nd CLee 33/35; A: 1st S Cannizzaro41/42,2nd B Chain 40/42; B; 1st RRackemann 21/25, 2nd I Hedger20/25; C: 1st M Bush 25/26,2nd SNucifora 24/26; OA HG : C Tanner128/135; Encouragement awards; MNoble, N Green, S Cleaver; MVCMFOR 2004: D Mitchell.

Roma 16/10/04Fine (24): CH. OF CHS MED.: OA: WMurphy 113/116; AA: R Morrison128/132; A: D Wicks 94/100; B: DHannah 96/100; C: L Sheahan 93/100;15PR DR: OA: R Morrison 28/30; AA:R Rosenberger 23/30; A: J Moore23/30; B: J Scott 26/30; C: A Moore24/30.

Roma 29/10/04ñ30/10/04ñ31/10/04Fine (112): 25T Points(day)-25T DB(night): AA: 1st K Jarick 100/100, 2ndB Powell, G Sckaf, C Witt 98/100; A:1st R Kirk 98/100, 2nd R Forsythe, KShaw 97/100; B: 1st D Hannah97/100, 2nd D Tyson 95/100; C: 1st AJensen 91/100, 2nd B Zillman 85/100;50T Maranoa DB CS: OA: C Witt277/277; AA: 1st F Robinson 276/277,2nd M Patmore 235/236; A: 1st DMills 143/144, 2nd T Busiko 93/94; B

1st G Kross 67.68, 2nd R White 66/67;C: 1st B Zillman 50/53, 2nd W Howell49/53; JNR Encouragement J Moore47/50; 25T Maranoa SB CS: OA: SRyan 46/46; A: 1st C Witt 45/46, 2nd KJarick 34/35; A: 1st R Forsythe 26/27,2nd K Walker 24/25; B: 1st P Kajewski24/25, 2nd G Kross 33/35; C: 1st WHowell 23/25, 2nd T Rosenberger21/25; JNR Encouragement: A Nugent23/25; 25T Maranoa CONT CS: OA: CWitt 99/99; AA: 1st J Cormack 97/97,2nd M Patmore 85/86; A: 1st B McK-echnie 98/99, 2nd W Newton 79/80; B:1st Z Powell 25/25, 2nd R White 42/43;C 1st A Jensen 24/25, 2nd W Howell26/28; JNR Encouragement: D Lamb24/27; 25T Maranoa HC: 1st K Jarick52/52, 2nd D Nicholson 51/52, 3rd CGurski, 4th R Morrison 35/36, 5th DStevens 33/34; 50T Maranoa PointsCS: OA: S Ryan 177/177: AA; 1st ADenton 176/177, 2nd C Gurski173/174; A: 1st B Hewitt 150/150, 2ndB McKechnie 174/177; B: B Haig147/150, 2nd K SRB 145/150; C: 1st AJensen 143/150, 2nd H Donaldson138/150; JNR Encouragement: JCormack 130/150; 15 Pairs MaranoaD/R C/S: OA: C Witt 38/40; AA: 1st BPowell 37/40, 2nd J Mack 38/40; A: 1stH Wilson 37/40, 2nd P Luppi 36/40; B:1st B Haig 28/30, 2nd P Murray 44/50:C: N Reynolds 24/30, W Howell 23/30:JNR Encouragement: T Rosenberger19/30; High Guns OA: Col Witt303/305; AA: K Jarick 301/305; A: BMcKechnie 293/305; B: B Haig306/323; C: A Jensen 271/305; LAD: RForsythe 286/305; Veteran: A Denton295/305; JNR A Lamb 272/305

Texas 24/10/0425T PS: AA: 1st C Lee, 2nd B Durkin;A: 1st R White, 2nd B Finch; B & C:1st B Potter, 2nd R Obst; 25T SB: AA:1st B Kneipp, 2nd N Postlewaight; A:

Supershoot15th & 16th January 2005

Saturday 15th 10.00am.EVENT 1. 50 Target Double Barrel Sweep Stakes $30.00

EVENT 2. 50 Target Double Barrel Championship $35.00Overall Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C.Ladies - Junior - Veteran

SATURDAY NIGHT'S DINNER INCLUDED IN NOMINATIONS FOR SHOOTERS

Sunday 16th 8.30amEVENT 3. 25 Target Double Barrel 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15.00EVENT 4. 50 Target Points Championship $35.00

Overall Sash & Trophy1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C.

EVENT 5. 25 Target Double Barrel Continental 16m $15.001st & 2nd AA, A, B, C.

HIGH GUNSOVERALL & GRADES: SASH & CASH.

VETERANS & JUNIOR: TROPHYLADIES: WENDY PORFIRI MEMORIAL TROPHYNOMINATIONS

Open $ 130.00 Ladies- Juniors-Veterans $95.00 If shooting whole program

Committee reserves the right to alter the program

President: Craig Morris 0407 774 546.Secretary: Gordon Watson O7 5438 0246.

Practice Friday from 3pm.

Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club Inc.

South East ZoneQ.C.T.A. Inc

The South East Zone Q.C.T.A. held itsAnnual Zone Trap Carnival at Goondiwindi

Clay Target Club on the 9th and 10thOctober, and would like to thank all

members of the Goondiwindi club for thepresentation of their grounds and the

assistance given to the Zone during the carnival.

The Zone would also like to acknowledgeand thank Clay Targets Australia for their

ongoing and generous sponsorship.

WARWICK OUTDOORS& SPORTS

Specialist in

Competition ShotgunsDistributors for Kemen Handmade Guns

Perazzi, Beretta Miroku & Browning

THIS MONTH'S SPECIALSBeretta 627EL SxS 20Ga Beautiful Wood New $4500

Rizzini Premium Trap 32” New $2500Browning B1 Special Trap New $4950Miroku M10 GR3 30” Trap New $2995Miroku M10 GR1 30” Trap New $2295CHECK OUR PRICES ON NEW

MIROKU TRAP GUNSContact Greg Newey for advice

& the best prices on all Rifles, Shotguns,Cartridges & components

SPECIAL PRICES ON WINCHESTER,R.C. KEMEN & P.M.C.

COMPETITION CARTRIDGES115 Palmerin Street, Warwick QLD 4370

Phone 07 4661 3533 Fax 07 4661 1419


1st J Peters, 2nd C Donovan; B & C:1st B Potter, 2nd B DeBortoli; 25TCONT: AA: 1st C Lee, 2nd B Kneipp;A: 1st R Potter, 2nd L Buxton; B & C:1st B White, 2nd R Obst; 15PR DR:AA: 1st C Lee, 2nd N Postlewaight; A:1st A Gardner, 2nd C Donovan; B: 1stB Potter, 2nd B White; C: 1st C Fitch,2nd R Sharpe; OA HG: C Lee.

Traralgon 30/10/04Perfect (29): 150T DB: AA: 1st BStokes 149/150, 2nd P Mills 148/150;A: 1st B Dinsdale 163/163, 2nd LGlover 162/163; B: 1st B Monson143/150, 2nd A Bird 142/150; C: 1st DO'Dea 133/150, 2nd W McPherson130/150.

Warwick 07/11/04Cloudy with rain periods (50): 50T

DB: AA: 1st M Loy 70/70, 2nd JGerrard 69/70; A: 1st D Cameron49/50, 2nd T Robb 50/52; B: 1st RAuger 65/65 2nd D Tattam 64/65; C:1st M Venter 47/50, 2nd K McFarlane44/50; 25T DB PS: AA: 1st G Catings84/84, 2nd M Loy 83/84; A: K Lindsay75/75, 2nd K Rowling 74/75; B: 1st MLocke 74/75, 2nd D Tattam 87/90; C:1st H Finch 75/81, 2nd K McFarlane69/78; 25T SB: OA: K Rowling 26/26;AA: 1st D Johnson 25/25, 2nd JGerrard 26/27; A: 1st B Finch 27/28,2nd S Waugh 26/28; B: 1st R Obst25/27, 2nd C Loy 25/27; C: 1st KMcFarlane 22/25, 2nd G Black 19/25;High Gun AA: M Loy 149/150; A: KRowling 145/150; B: D Tattam154/160; C: K McFarlane 135/150.

New South Wales

ALBURY WODONGA

CLAY TARGET CLUB INC

RIVERINA ZONE BALL TRAP

Sunday 9th January 2005 10.00am StartEv 1 10 Target Ball Trap Cash Divide

Noms $6Ev 2 50 Target Riverina Zone Ball Trap

ChampionshipNoms $22 L/V $16 Jnr $10

Ev 3 25 Target AWCTC Double Barrel ChampionshipNoms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5

Ev 4 25 Target Double Barrel championshipNoms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5

High Gun trophy over full programmeJunior Award on event 3 - Free noms to next shoot$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for

possible shot over full programme.Albury Wodonga Clay Target Club use & endorse Gemini

Traps on all our DTL & Ball Trap events.

2 DAY OPEN SKEET SHOOTCalcutta

Jan 22nd & 23rd 2005Featuring

Riverina Zone Skeet EliminationsCalcutta Sat night on the 100 tgt Skeet C/ship Sunday

Sponsored by Elks Hunting and Fishing &Ian McGeoch Gunsmith

Sat 22nd 10.00am startEv 1 50 tgt Skeet Cash DivideEv 2 100 tgt City of Albury Skeet Championship

Sponsored by Elks Hunting & Fishing

Sun 23rd 10.00am startEv 3 100 tgt Riverina Zone Eliminations Skeet C/SEv 4 50 tgt Elks Hunting & Fishing Skeet Doubles

Graded High Gun over program - 1/2 cash shells eachgrade

High Gun Trophy for Lady, veteran and Junior (Provided minimum 3 in each section)

Overall Sash & 4 Grades paid on all C/ships

Ian McGeoch (Pres) ph Wk 02 6041 6398Reg Petts (Vice Pres) ph 02 6025 1239, Mob 0413 021 170Ross Carter (Sec) ph Wk 02 6021 8222, Mob 0419 449 465

ALBURY WODONGA THE FRIENDLY CLUB WITH A VIEW

BATHURST GUN CLUB

King of the Mount2 DAY ANNIVERSARY SHOOT

Sulman Park, Mt Panorama

Saturday, 5th February 2005 10am startEvent 1: 20 Target D/B Eye Opener CD $10Event 2: 50 Target D/B King of the Mount

Championship $350/A Sash plus Case of Shells1st & 2nd each grade Shells

Event 3: 30 Target King of the Mount Handicap $25 1st to 5th Trophies

Sunday 6th February 2005 9am startEvent 4: 20 Target D/B Eye Opener CD $10Event 5: 90 Target Eric Troy Memorial King of the Mount

Champion of Champions $550/A Sash plus Case of Shells1st& 2nd each grade Shells

TOTAL NOMS $135JUNIOR NOMS $85

0/A High Gun on Events 1 to 5 Sash plus Case of ShellsLadies Trophy if 3 or more in events 2 & 5

LUCKY DRAW FOR ALL SHOOTERS WHO SHOOT THEFULL PROGRAM.

For further information, contact Les Aberley 6331 3791 (AH)or Peter Haley 6355 1117

The committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice.

Albury Wodonga 14/11/04Overcast & Fine (34): 10T P/S DMcLaughlin, R Ehlers, M Kruger-Davis, I McGeoch, K Jones all possi-bles; 30T P/S; OA & AA: R Liersch98/99, M Kruger-Davis 97/99; A: TPenney 72/75, G Lafferty 70/75; B: DWhyte 69/75, A Green 71/78; C: AMcGregor 64/75, P Robinson 63/75;25T H/C: 1st C Elkington, 2nd REhlers, 3rd K Jones; 25T DB: OA &AA: I McGeoch 107/107, R Ehlers106/107; A: D McLaughlin 35/36, KJones 28/29; B: D Whyte 60/61, AGreen 59/61; C: A McGregor 19/25, CWilkinson; 25T CONT: OA & A: DMcLaughlin 66/66, T Penney 39/40;

AA: R Lirsch 65/66, R Carter 56/57; B:A Green 35/36, D Whyte 34/36; C: AMcGregor 19/25, C Wilkinson 16/25; 5Man Team DB: R Ehlers, R Liersch, IMcGeoch, M Kruger-Davis, R Carter122/125; HG: I McGeoch

Barellan 14/11/04Cloudy (36): 15T D/B Novelty TrophyH/C: 1st K Polsen, 2nd J Nash, 3rd KWardman, 4th K Fairley, 5th S Cunail;LAD: L Whytcross; Veteran: GBrettschneider; JNR: J Tait; MysteryTrophy: l Irvin; 20T D/B NoveltyTrophy H/C; 1st K Polsen, 2nd DCollier, 3rd K Whytcross, 4th GDennis, 5th N McDermott; LAD: K


GLEN INNES CLAY TARGET CLUB'S

♦SAPPHIRE OPEN SHOOT♦12th & 13th February 2005

Please note change of date from blue bookSATURDAY 12TH 9:30AM

Event 1: 25t DB Graded C/D 15m $12Event 2: 50t Clay Targets Australia Medley Championship $30Event 3: 50t Imperial Hotel DB Championship $30

SUNDAY 13TH 9:00AMEvent 4: 25t Graded C/D 15m $12Event 5: 50t DB Wentworth Street Vet Clinic Sapphire Trophy Event $30Event 6: 25t Glen Haven Motor Inn & Glen Innes Clay

Target Club Pointscore Championship $16$130

225 FLURO TARGETSOVERALL HIGH GUN SASH & TROPHY

GRADED HIGH GUN TROPHY LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS HIGH GUN TROPHY

MACANSH TIN TRAY ON EVENT 6 ACCOMMODATION: GLEN HAVEN MOTOR INN PH. 6732 3266

NOMINATIONS ARE $130LADIES & JUNIORS 60% NOMINATIONS

CANTERBURY VOICE RELEASE PHONO PULLS.Sponsors:

• Glen Haven Motor Inn • Imperial Hotel

• Wentworth Street Veterinary Clinic• Newberry Tevelde Carige Stock & Station Agents

• Attenborough Fertilizer• John Maxwell Real Estate

• Dugald McTaggart• Horder Family

CAMPING PERMITTED & HOT SHOWERS12km south of Glen Innes on the New England Highway

The "Stonehenge Recreation Grounds"The Club reserves the right to alter the Program

All InquiriesPresident

Monte Klingner02 6734 4121

SecretaryCharlie Coldham

02 6734 7213

TreasurerAndrew Futter02 6733 3275


Saturday 5th February 2005 - 10.00am1. 50 TGT D/B Graded Cash Divide - Noms - $30.002. 50 TGT I.G.C. P/S C'Ship - Noms - $30.00

Sunday 6th February 2005 - 9.003. 50 TGT P/S Cash Trophy Event Noms $35.00

Overall Winner - $150.001st each grade - $100.00 cash2nd each grade - $50.00 cash

4. 50 TGT D/B "ERN WEBB 1000" Noms $40.00"Ern Webb 1000"Overall Winner - $400.00 Cash & Trophy2nd Overall - $200.001st each grade - $150.002nd each grade - $50.00

OVERALL HIGH GUNDONATED BY WEBBS SPORT STORE

ILLAWARRA GUN CLUBCATERING, CARTRIDGES. ON SITE CAMPING AVAILABLE

MODERN AMENITIES.

Range & Clubhouse at Bong Bong Road, West Dapto.

President- Fred Rapley - H (02) 4285 3177 or mobile 0408 621 509

ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB2 Day - Summer Shoot


Wardman; Veteran; J Nash; JNR KFairley; Mystery Trophy: G Willis & EWardman; 10T D/B 15 m gr Trophy; A;1st G Tabain, 2nd N McDermott; B:1st P McWilliam, 2nd E Wardman; C;1st K Polsen, 2nd M Fairley; LAD: KWardman; Veteran J Nash; JNR: KFairley; OA HG: K Polsen; LAD HG: KWardman; JNR HG; K Fairley;Veteran High Gun; N McDermott; LesDowd Memorial Yearly Aggregate: KWhytcross

Bathurst 07/11/04Sunny (33):25T DB CD: AA: I Stewart25,R Slaven 25, J Laspina 25; A: MHarber 25, A Barbagallo 24, M Dean24; B: K Brodin 25, G Goopy 25; C: NHarber 24, J White 23; 50T DB CONTCS: OA: D Piotroski 50: AA: L Aberley69/70, I Stewart 68/70; A: M Harber

51/52, P Sparke 50/52: B: G Goopy 48,K Elias 46; C: J White 40, J Martin 35;25T HC: 1st C Lynch 36/36, 2nd PHaley 35/36, A Barnagallo 25/26; HG:I Stewart 98/100

Bega 31/10/04Sunny(21): 10T PS,CM,EO: J Seide, SBennett30/30, K Grieffahn 29/30;25THC 1st J Siede 24/25, 2nd A Neilson23/25, 3rd A Deacon 22/25, Overallseries winner S Bennett; 40T DB CM:A: 1st N Teale 39/40, 2nd A Neilson47/49; B: 1st B Smith 37/40, 2nd DShipton 36/41; C: 1st K Grieffahn35/40, 2nd J Petty 32/40; 25T CONT:A: 1st S Bennett 25/25. 2nd A Neilson37/37; B: 1st C Field 24/25, 2nd SPlatts 23/25; C; 1st J Allen 21/18,2ndK Grieffahn 20/28: HG: S Bennett;JNR HG: J Reeve.

MARCONI CLAY TARGET CLUBPRELIMINPRELIMINARARY ADY ADVICEVICE

FULL PROGRAMME INFEBRUARY JOURNAL

Sunday 13th February 2005

Marconi/Winchester 100in conjunction

Marconi "500" Teams EventFor more information

Milan Navara President Mob 0410 469 419H 9534 8488

CorrectionCentral Zone CarnivalInternational Gun ClubTuesday 28th December 2004

Not 2nd December as previously advertised.

BoorowaFine & sunny (23): 25T HC: 1st GBarton 37/37, 2nd A Barton 36/37, 3rdP Waithome 24/25, N Privett 24/25;25T DB CD: D Howard, G Barton, GCrisp, M Campbell, A Barton 25/25;25T PS GR: AA: 1st A Barton 76/76,2nd T O'Leary 75/76; A: 1st P Wait-home 69/81, 2nd G Crisp 68/81; B: 1stD Howard 70/75, 2nd G Wales 69/75;C: 1st G Martin 66/75, 2nd T Wait-home 65/75; 15PR DR CS: OA: GBarton 29/30; AA: T O'Leary 27/30,2nd N Privett 23/30; A: 1st G Crisp68/81, 2nd S Crain 40/50; B: G Wales23/30; C: 1st G Campbell 24/30, 2nd DPercival 19/30; HG: A Barton & TO'Leary 149/150.

Coffs Harbour 13/11/04Hot & breezy (40): 50T D/B: AA: 1st GLancaster, 2nd C Harrison, 3rd ASkinner; A: 1st R Riley, 2nd J Mar-shall, 3rd R Caden; B: 1st M Ford, 2ndS Mahon, 3rd D Caldwell; C: DHartman, 2nd M Brown, 3rd B Marjo-ram; 50T D/B; AA: 1st M Malony, 2ndA Skinner, 3rd C Harrison; A: RCaden, 2nd T Turner, 3rd C Slatterty;B: 1st M Brown, 2nd G Eachell, 3rd CSlattery; C: 1st K Shannahan, 2nd MFord, 3rd B Marjoram; GoldenSnapper HG OA: Rod Riley184/184;AA: G Harrison 183/184; A: J Mar-shall 99/100; B: M Ford 97/100; C: MBrown 88/100; JNR HG: D Caldwell97/100; Veterans HG: P Smith 97/100

Coleambally 12/11/04Windy & cloudy (16): 10T D/B E/O: DRoberts, D Roberts, G Fuller, KShields, G Evans, N McDermott, SPapasidaro 10/10; 30T P/S Trophy;AA; N McDermott 78/90; A: A Paonne87/90; B: R Roberts 78/90; C; D Brown60/90; 30T D/B Trophy: AA: N McDer-

nott 30/30, A: A Paonne 83/86; B: SShields 30/30; C: D Brown 21/30; 5TC/S H/C: 9 Evens.

Condobolin 7/11/04Fine, Light Wind (20): 10T CD EO: GDuncan, D Cooney, A Thompson, MForrest 10/10; 25T DB: AA: 1st RBrodin, M Forest 45/45; A: 1st G Vene-ables 25/25, 2nd P Barnes 40/41; B:1st A Glasson 20/25; C: 1st A Thomp-son 24/25, 2ND A Collins 21/25; 50TPS CS: OA: R Brodin 145/150; AA: 1stM Forrest 141/150, 2nd R Fitzalan140/150; A: 1st G Blattmabn 135/150,2nd D Cooney 134/150; B: 1st J Rogers122/150; C: 1st A Thompson 131/150,2nd A Collins, T Hawley 109/150; 25TDB CONT; AA: 1st R Brodin, R Fitza-lan 25/25; A: 1st A Boyd 25/25, 2nd GVenables 24/25; B: J Rogers 25/25; C:1st A Thompson 22/25, 2nd T Hawley20/25; HG: R Brodin 204/210

Cooma 23/10/04Fine & sunny (15): 50T SK HC: 1st BDeacon 56/56, 2nd D Badewitz 55/56,3rd C Casarotti 49/50; 25PR SK DBLSCLUB CS: OA: W Warriner 45/50; A:1st P Craig 44/50; B: 1st D Blewitt44/52, 2nd G Wright 43/52; C: BDeacon 40/50, 2nd G Simmons 37/50.

Cooma 30/10/04Fine & sunny (19): YST Ball TrapFrank Petriella Memorial Trophy:OA: K Chiaverini 69/75; A: 1st DBlewitt 67/77, 2nd H Klink 66/77; B:1st G Wright 54/75, 2nd M Corbett53/75; C: P Craig 66/75, 2nd T Thistle-ton 58/75.

Cooma 13/11/04Fine, very windy (19): SP D/R E/O CD:J Norris 10/10, D Blewitt W Warriner9/10; 25PR DR Club C/S; OA: J Barron


LADIES & JUNIORS 60% OF NOMSGRADED HIGH GUNS

HIGH GUN OVER 2 DAYSSWEEPS ON ALL EVENTS

5 TRAP LAYOUTSASHES FOR LADIES, JUNIORS, VETS,

O/ALL & GRADED HIGH GUNSFull canteen, Bar & camping facilities with

hot showers.

Sat Night BBQ & EntertainmentFurther inquiries

Pres Joe Caltabiano 0418 637 171Vice Pres Wayne Sharp 0418 255 177

The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary.

ORANGE CLAY TARGET CLUBTwo Day GoldenCartridge Shoot

26th & 27th February 2005THIS IS OUR CLUB’S PREMIER EVENT WITH GREATPRIZES & GREAT SHOOTING & ENTERTAINMENT.

Practice Friday 25th 2.00-6.00pmSaturday 10.00am start

Event 1 25T P/S Noms $20.00Event 2 25T S/B Noms $18.00Event 3 50T D/B Noms $35.00

Total Noms $73.00O/All & 1st & 2nd in all gradesDouble Barrel shot until finished on Saturday

Sunday 9.00am startGOLDEN CARTRIDGE C/SHIP50T D/B, 25T S/B & 25TP/S all one event.

Noms $65.00O/All & 1st & 2nd in all grades.


57/70; A: 1st P Ewart 56/70, 2nd WRichards 58/70; B: J Norris 1st 39/50,2nd T Thistleton 37/50; C; I Bates35/50, 2nd R McGuffickle 23/50; 20PRD/D Club C/S: 1st D Blewitt & BDeacon 20/20, 2nd C Smith & B Smith27/28

Corowa 24/10/04Warm & overcast (48): 10T DB CD: 25Poss.: 30T DB Pres. Shield: OA & AA:D Hunt 60/60, R Ehlers 59/60; A: PWojtowyez 47/48, D Savage 45/46; B:B Pigram 44/45, 2nd D Whyte Snr40/41; C: R Jones 29/30, 2nd MMcQullen 28/32; 20T Federation HC:1st T Plum 36/36, 2nd R Ehlers 35/36,3rd D Hunt 28/29; Winning Team:Wangaratta # 1: 93/100 B Pigram 18,D Savage 20, T Penney 19, T Pigram16, D Hunt 20; 20T PTS: OA & AA: NClark 93/93, T Walls 92/93; A: P Woj-towyez 59/60, G Walls 66/69; B: DWhyte Snr 57/60, D Whyte Jnr 55/60;C: B Bevan 52/60, R Jones 52/63;HHG: T Walls 118/120.

Dorrigo 07/11/04Perfect (26): 25T DB 15m CD: AA: 1stB Sweeney 25/25, 2nd J Cunningham24/25, 3rd C Cunningham 23/25; A: PSmith 25/25, M Beaumont 24/25, RWesslink 23/25; B: 1st D Caldwell25/25, 2nd M Spagnolo, A Cameron, GMarshall 24/25; C: 1st J Bennett23/25, 2nd R Spagnolo 22/25, 3rd BMarjoram, M Kennedy 20/25; 25T DBPS CS: OA &AA: B Sweeney 84/84;2nd AA: J Cunningham Snr 83/84; A:1st M Beaumont 72/75, 2nd P Smith70/75; B: 1st M Spagnolo 71/75; 2nd DCaldwell 70/75; C: 1st R Spagnolo66/75, 2nd B Marjoram 56/75; 25T SB15m CD: AA: 1st J Cunningham Snr,B Sweeney 23/25, 3rd C Cunningham,M Hickey 22/25; A: M Beaumont24/25; 2nd J Cunningham Jnr, P

Smith 21/25; B: 1st D Caldwell, ACameron 23/25, 3rd M Spagnolo22/25; C: 1st B Forbes 19/25, 2nd RSpagnolo, M Dal Pozzo 18/25; 25T BDCONT 15m CD: AA: 1st J Cunning-ham Snr, C Cunningham 25/25, 3rd BSweeney 24/25; A: M Beaumont 25/25,2nd R Wesslink 24/25, 3rd J Cunning-ham Jnr, P Smith 23/25; B: M Spag-nolo, A Cameron 24/25, 3rd R Naylor,D Casbolt, D Caldwell 22/25; C: 1st JBennett 23/25, 2nd B Marjoram 22/25,3rd B Forbes 21/25; HG: J Cunning-ham Snr 171/174.

Downside 23/10/04Fine & warm (17): 50T HC CS: 1st BHall 51/53, 2nd C Strike 50/53, 3rd REhlers 47/50; 50T PS CS: OA: REhlers 201/201; AA: W Storer 149/150;A: C Strike 200/201; B: R Patterson140/150; C: D Richards 124/150; HG:C Strike 198/200.

Dubbo 07/11/04Fine (24): 25T DB EO: K Walton, PTonniges, K Walton, P Fitzalan 25/25:25T DB CD: AA: M Heywood, K Fuller,K Walton, P Fitzalan 25/25; A: 1st ETucker 25/25, 2nd B Greenaway24/25, 3rd T Ramien 23/25; B: 1st PTonniges 25/25, 2nd S Tucker,Kwalton, T Touvras 24/25; C: 1st JAtkins 24/25, 2nd P Jones 23/25, 3rd JSmith 22/25; 25T PS CS: OA: KWalton 74/75; AA: 1st M. Keywood73/75, 2nd P Fitzalan; A: 1st E Tucker114/123, 2nd B Greenaway 113/123;B: 1st L Cross 73/75 2nd P Tonniges81/87; C: 1st P Jones 70/75, 2nd JSmith 68/75; 25T HC: 1st T Touvras34/34, 2nd K Fuller 33/34, 3rd MHeywood, 4th K Walton 30/31, 5th RAdams 29/31; HG: K Walton 148/150.

Finley 06/11/04Rain, Windy (12): 10T PS CD: J

Fantastic Prizes and Trophies includingOutdoor watches & GPS, Shotgun, Cash, Electrical Appliances

$16,000 in prizes!What: Northern Zone DTL Carnival When: 5th-6th March 2005Where: Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club

Saturday 5th 8:30amEvent 1 - 15 Target Double Barrel Cash DivideEvent 2 - 50 Target Double Barrel ChampionshipEvent 3 - 50 Target Single Barrel Championship

Sunday 6th 8:30amEvent 4 - 25 Target HandicapEvent 5 - 50 Target Pointscore ChampionshipEvent 6 - 15 Target Double Rise

Overall and graded High Guns - Fleece Jackets, Overall, 1st & 2nd in each event, Junior High Gun (more than 3 entered), Ladies & Veterans 70% noms and shoot in grade, weekend noms - all events $155, Look for the

full page advertisement in the next ACTA News. For more information contact the President Ross McLean on 02 4392 4639, or the Club Secretary Graham Gosling on 0403 201 390.

(The committee reserves the right to modify program without notice)

Gemill, D Thomas29/30; 25T DB PSCD: A&AA: D Thomas; B: I Taylor, PScarfe; C: D Brain: 30T Mixed A&AA:P Ledwidge, D Thomas; B: P Scarfe; C:D Brain; 15T HC: I Taylor; HG: DThomas

Glen Innes 06/11/04Warm (28): 25T DB 15M: AA: DJohnson, M McCosket, J Gerrard, JPoole 25/25; A: R Larkings, NCampion, M Colley, D Ellis 24/25: B: PWright, A Vine 22/25, A Yannuccelli21/25; C: T Kennedy 23/35, J Clarke15/25; 25T PS 15m: AA: J Poole 75/75,D Johnson 74/75; A: M Klinger 75/75,M Wade, D Cuninghane 71/75; B: ILarkings 67/75, P Wright, A Vine66/75; C: T Kennedy 70/75, J Clarke57/75;25T DB 15m: AA: I Burey, BLewis, J Baxter 25/25; A: M Wade, MKlingner, D Ellis 25/25; B: A Yannuc-celli25/25, P Wright, B Stapleton, AVine 22/25; C: J Clarke 23/25, TKennedy 21/25; 25T PS: AA: J Poole75/75, J Gerrard 74/75; A: M Klingner73/75, N Campion 72/75; B: A Vine69/75; I Larkings, A Yannuccelli 68/75;c: T Kennedy 63/75, J Clarke 53/75;OA: J Poole 197/200; AA: D Johnson191/200, L Kennedy 190/200; A: MKlingner 196/200, M Wade 189/200; B:A. Vine 179/200, I Larkings 176/200;C: T Kennedy 177/200, J Clarke148/20

Grafton 14/11/04Perfect (42) 25T DBCD: AA; 1st JMarshall, K Bourke, G Harrison, MMaloney, B Sweeny 25/25; A: 1st BCameron, N Campion, D Ellis 25/25;B: 1st M Brown, G Kachel, D Casbolt25/25; C: 1st K Shanahan 22/25, 2ndB Marjoram 21/25, 3rd H Finch, MHiscox 20/25;30TMXD(10DB,10SB,10PS): OA: G Baxter50/50; AA: 1st G Lancaster 99/100,

2nd J Marshall 98/100, 3rd G Harri-son 68/75; B: 1st G Warner 74/75, 2ndB Finch 73/75, 3rd N Campion 70/75;B: 1st M Harrison 48/50, 2nd GKachel 47/50, 3rd R Green 46/50; C:1st M Hiscox 45/50,2nd J Bennett44/50, 3rd K Marshall 40/50. 50T DBCS: OA: G Baxter 55/55; AA: 1st AFutter 54/55,2nd Gharrison 99/100,3rd G Mengel 98/100; A: 1st P Smith60/61,2nd S Anderson 59/61, 3rd JLowndes 50/52; B: 1st D Casbolt48/50,2nd R Green 49/52, 3rd MBrown 48/52; C: 1st K Shanahan47/52, 2nd M Hiscox 46/52,3rd AAnderson 41/50; HG: OA: G Baxter124/125; LAD HG T Marshall 108/125;VET HG: N Campion 121/125; JNRHG: T Bourke 114/125

Guyra 31/10/ 04Perfect (55): 100T Sporting Clays: OA:J Sleightholme 95/100; AA: 1st RVidal 90/100, 2nd G Lancaster89/100;A: 1st J Benham 83/114, 2nd JHosking 82/114; B: 1st V Raszewski68/100, 2nd D Pischke 67/100; C: 1st JLawrence 58/100, 2nd D Hartman66/112; LAD.: T Marshall 65/100;JNR: C Neatherall 56/100; VET.: DJackes 73/100.

Hay 07/11/04Mild & Overcast (15): 10T EO CPeach; F Ruberto; D Doyle; C Fitzger-ald; B Doyle P Headon; S Gee; 30TDB: AA&OA P Headon 124/124; A: MGibson 30/30; B: E McCullough 30/30;C: J Collicoat 26/32; 20 T AA&OA: PHeadon 36/36; A: E McCullough 18/20;B: F Ruberto 16/20; C: N Lipple 16/20;20T HC 1st P Headon 20/20; 2nd FHeadon 26/27; R Cugley 25/27; 10TClub Mug C Fitzgerald 13/14; HG: PHeadon 100/100

Hermidale 23/20/04-24/20/04


NSW GUN CLUB LTD(Est 1880)

January 2005Saturday 1st

Club closed

Wednesday 5th2pm - CharlesHlavaty Skeet Comp

6.30pm - Trap Comp - 30T

Saturday 8th12 noon - ISSF Trap Grand Prix

Qualifier - 100T10am - Practice

Wednesday 12th6.30pm - Charles Waterhouse

Memorial Shoot - 30T

Saturday 15th12 noon - Trap Comp - 100T P/S

10am - Practice

Wednesday 19th2pm - Alf Najar HCP Skeet Comp

6.30pm - Trap Comp - 30T

Saturday 22nd12 noon - Members Trap/Skeet

Comp - 50T10am - Practice

Wednesday 26th6.30pm - Trap Comp - 30T

Saturday 29th10am - Novelty Sporting

Comp - 100TEVERY WEDNESDAY2.00pm - 10.00pm - Practice

LOCATION: 131 BOORALIE RD,TERREY HILLS NSW 2084

Phone: 02 9450 1775 Fax 02 9486 3497Info: Club Captain - Rex Northcott 02 9646 5367

Sue Nichols - 02 4579 6332

MATTARELLI TRAPS ON ALL LAYOUTS ARECOIN & VOICE OPERATED

Fine, hot, gusty winds (66):25T DB CS15M: OA: J Manns 74/74; AA: 1st BMachul 73/74, 2nd R Thompson 56/57;A: 1st M Rae 52/53, 2nd B Powell46/47; B: 1st R Sullivan 29/27, 2nd SRichardson 26/27; C: 1st K Brodin24/25, 2nd C Ferguson 25/27;20PR DR15m: AA: R Thompson 38/40;A: 1st RMachul 35/40, 2nd Baden Powell34/40; B: 1st K Brodin 34/40,2nd KWalton 30/40; C: 1st A Holzigal 30/40,2nd D Tulloh 29/40; 20PR WesternZone Night DD: 1st B Manns & RThompson, 2nd R Fitzalan & RBrodin; 20T PS 15m: AA: R Lehman78/78 2nd C Betts 77/78; A: B Powell80/81, 2nd T Turner 79/81; B: 1st CWoods 75/78, 2nd G Kilmartin 74/78;C: G Holzigal 70/75, 2nd T Kilmartin73/81; 25T DB HC: 1st R Brodin39/39, 2nd S Richardson 38/39, 3rd AHolzigal 41/42, 4th R Hill 40/42, 5th GKilmartin 34/36, FM: J Robertson, JPolack; 25T SB 15m: AA; 1st B Manns32/32, 2nd R Thompson 31/32; A: RMachul 25/25, 2nd S Kinsey 25/26; B:1st K Brodin 24/25, 2nd J Martin25/29; C: G Harrison 24/27, 2nd AHolzigal 23/27; HG OA R Thompson225/236; AA: R Brodin 223/236; A: SKinsey 187/200; B: G Kilmartin171/200, C: K Brodin 177/200; LAD: LMachul 170/200; JNR: K Neill180/200; VET: P Fitzalan 181/200.

Illawarra 24/10/04Raining (30): IGC 100T ISSF HC: OA:D Perry, 2nd P Hodges, 3rd W Higgin-botham.

Illawarra 07/11/04Fine & Mild (22) Illawarra Gun Club1500 100T PS; OA: J Crompton294/303; AA: K Perkins 293/303; A: JDematos 285/303; B: R Haggart282/303; C: W Morrisey 251/303: 1stTeam F Rapley, K Perkins, A Roe, FBradwell, W Higginbotham1407/1500; 2nd Team J Crompton, DJohnson, A Lloyd, A Welsh TraceyHarker 1393/1500

Inverell 18/09/04Sunny (23) 25T D/T: A: K McBean25/25; B: R Gaden 27/29; C: J Hayes20/25; 25T DB: AA: J Kent 27/27; A: LKennedy 32/32; B: A Anderson 22/25;C: D Hartmann 21/25; 50T DB CS:OA: L Kennedy 157/157; AA: MHickey 56/57; a: C McBean 156/157; B:M. Colley 46/50; C: D Hartmann21/25; 20 pair DR: AA: G Lancaster40/40; A: M Wade 36/40; B: A Ander-son 25/40; C: T Kennedy 33/40; HG: GLancaster 113/115.

Junee 24/10/04Rain then clear (31): 10T PS EO: RRoughan, R Storer, W Storer, ABarton, A Wright 30/30; 50T DB CD: RWright, W Storer, G Barton, D Cac-cioppoli 50/50; 50T Junee BranchCPAS PS CS: OA: A Wright 149/150;AA: D Caccioppoli 145/150; A: RHands 147/150; B: T Bourke 140/150;C: T Brandon 120/150; LAD.: WBarton 135/150; VET.: G Patterson136/150; JNR: G Barton 144/150;20PR DR CD: W Storer 39/40, AWright 37/40, G Burton, G Barton, CBrandon 35/40; HG: A Wright265/270.

Leeton 24/10/04Fine & cool (20): 10T DB EO: 10 Poss.;25T SB CS: OA: S Guest 24/25; A: MElmes 23/25; B: E Wardman 23/25; C:B Irvin 18/25; VET.: S Papasidero; 25TDB CS: OA: P Crittenden 30/30; A: SGuest 49/50; B: G Wilson 29/30; C: AHeckman 21/25; VET.: S Pa; 15PR DR:S Guest 28/30, N McDermott 26/30;HG: S Guest.

Marconi 24/10/04Heavy rain (40): 25T PS GR SW: AA:

1x74, 2x72; A: 2x70, 2x66; B: 1x74,1x70, 1x69; C: 1x60, 1x55, 2x47; 50TDB: AA: 1st N Lougas 69/70, 2nd CAditore 68/70; A: 1st B Samuels 49/50,2nd J Soulis 48/50; B: 1st P Paphitis49/50, 2nd A Salem 48/50; C: 1stJordan T 43/50, 2nd D Barros & FVioli 38/50 split; 20PR DD: 1st G Ken-nerson & J Crompton 20/20, 2nd GRootes & N Xenos 19/20; HG: N Xenos121/125.

Marconi 05/11/04Cool Night (37): 25T PS GradedSweeps: AA: 2x30, 1x27; A: 2x30,3x29;B: 2x30,1x29; C: 1x29, 1x27,1x26;30PS & 30DB: AA: 1st M Nauara118/120, 2nd Z Ammedine 155/160; A:1st M Gomes 167/170, 2nd L Trew165/170; B: 1st A Aganakis 117/120,2nd G Georgiou 112/120; C: 1st BChristodoula 112/120, 2nd D Barros105/120; HG: L Trew 148/150

Marconi 07/11/04Fine (26): 25T PS Graded Sweeps: AA:2x73, 2x72; A: 3x73; B: 1x73, 1x65,1x64; C: 1x71, 1x69, 1x67; 25T CONTDB: AA: 1st H Guerriero 25/25, 2nd JLuke 34/35; A: 1st L Trew 36/37, 2ndM Gomes 35/37; B:D Riberio 27/28,2nd R Violi 26/28; C: 1st G Salem25/26, 2nd W Staughton 24/26; 50TDB: AA: 1ST m Lougas 49/50, 2nd ZAmmedine 72/74; A: 1st K Bosanko50/50, 2nd M Gomes, B Samuels split74/75; B: 1st D Riberio 47/50, 2nd SToson 43/50; C: 1st V Mercuri 47/55,2nd D Cali 46/55; HG: M Gomes146/150

Mathoura 22/10/0410T DB EO CD: M Roberts, WSimpson, P Kerr, R Kerslake, HO'Conner 10/10; 25T PTS NIGHTTWR: OA & C: H O'Conner 72/75; A:W Simpson 71/75; B: R Kerslake63/75; 15T PTS: 1st P Kerr 57/60, 2ndM Roberts 56/60, 3rd R Kerslake41/45.

Moulamein 24/10/04Excellent (23): 10T DB EO SS: 7 Poss.;25T DB CS: A: 1st G Broad 32/32, 2ndB Doyle 70/71, 3rd S gee 69/71; A: 1stD Pay 31/32, 2nd A Rullo 24/25, 3rd IHolt 23/25; B: 1st G Manuel 24/25,2nd E McCullough 23/25, 3rd W Perry22/25; C; 1stF Massara 23/25, 2nd NLipple 27/30, 3rd J Borg 26/30; 25T PSCS: AA: 1st S gee 79/79, 2nd G Broad78/79, 3rd C Fitzgerald 73/75; A: 1st DPay 73/75, 2nd A Rullo 69/75, 3rd PHutchinson 65/75; B: 1st C Gorey73/75, 2nd W Perry 69/75, 3rd A Broad68/75; C: 1st T Jackson 64/75, 2nd JHare 61/75, 3rd F Massara 60/75; 25TSB CS: AA: 1st S Gee 24/25, 2nd CPeach 23/25, 3rd B Doyle 22/25; A: 1stA Rullo 24/25, 2nd B Doyle 22/25, 3rdB Doyle 22/25; A: 1st A Rullo 24/25,2nd D Pay 22/25, 3rd I Holt 25/30; B:1st E McCullough 23/25, 2nd C Gorey27/30, 3rd G Mauel 26/30; C: 1st NLipple 25/25, 2nd F Massara 21/25,3rd J Borg 20/28; HG: AA: S Gee; A: DPay; B: W Perry; C: F Massara; VET.:W Perry; JNR: A Rullo.

Narromine 23.10.04Fine (17): 10T EO: C MacLaughlan, DNewbigging, M Heywood, M Beahan& K Anderson 10/10; 20T SB: B & C:1st K Anderson 18/20, 2nd M Beahan,D Short, D Piddington 18/20, 3rd LKirkby 16/20; 20T PS: B & C: 1st DShort 60/60, 2nd G Newbigging, CMacLaughlan 17/20; A & AA: 1st MHeywood 19/20, 2nd I Brennan, GGianniotis 59/60: A & AA: 1st KHeywood 60/60, 2nd M Heywood58/60, 3rd I Piddington 54/60. 20T DB:B & C: 1st C MacLaughlan 20/20, 2ndP Haseler, D Short, A Piddington19/20: A & AA: 1st M Heywood, KHeywood 20/20, 3rd L Kirkby 18/20;


NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB LTD(Est 1880)

NSWCTA SOUTHERN ZONE TRAP CARNIVAL

Including

SOUTHERN ZONE JUNIOR CLASSIC

Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th February 2005Saturday 19th February commencing at 10.00am

Event 1 25 tgt P/S Cash Divide $15.00Event 2 50 tgt Southern Zone D/B C'ship $30.00

Sunday 20th February commencing at 10.00amEvent 3 50 tgt Southern Zone P/S C'ship $30.00Event 4 50 tgt Southern Zone S/B C'ship $30.00

Sash for O/All and 1st in AA, A, B, C for events 2, 3 & 4HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1 TO 4

JUNIOR CLASSIC WILL BE CONDUCTED OVER EVENTS 2, 3 & 4SASHES FOR AGE GROUPS 13-13 YRS, 14-15 YRS & 16-17 YRS

REDUCED NOMINATIONS FOR JUNIORS ON EVENTS 2, 3 & 4

2005 profits from the Zone Carnival will bereturned to the Southern Zone towards funding

for it's Junior Coaching ProgramREFRESHMENTS, BBQ, CARTRIDGES & BAR AVAILABLEFREE CAMPING FACILITIES ON SITE NSW GUN CLUB

Accommodation at Checkers Hotel - Mona Vale Rd, Terrey Hills 02 9450 2422Range @ clubhouse - 131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills

02 9450 1775 Fax 02 9486 3497Info: Sue Nichols Ph/Fax 02 4579 6332 - Rex Northcott Ph 02 9646 5367


15T DD: B & C: 1st M Beahan 13/15,2nd G Brennan, G Gianniotis 13/15: A& AA: 1st L Kirkby 13/15, 2nd I Pid-dington, K Heywood 13/15

Newcastle Lake Macquarie06/11/04- 07/11/04Fine 25T DB; AA G Gosling 25/25, KThompson 25/25; A: 1st M Welsh25/25, 2nd V Balliana 24/25,2nd JJenkins 24/25;B: 1st K Davey 24/25; FZiliotto 23/25 C: 1st A Chapman22/25, 2nd R Williams 21/25: 25T PSAA: 1st K Thompson 74/75, 2nd H Gay73/75; A: 1st V. Balliana 74/75 2nd MWelsh 72/75; B: 1st K Davey 72/75;2nd F Ziliotto 70/75, K Hofman 70/75;C: 1st R Bannerman 65/75, 2nd PWoodward 61/75: 15P DB AA: 1st ADel-Ben 25/30, G Gosling 23/30, VBalliana 23/30; A: M Welsh 24/30; RMcLean 24/30; B: 1st N Tschirpig22/30, F Ziliotto 21/20, D Spence21/30: C: 1st A Chapman 22/30; 2nd PWoodward: 10 Pair DD 1ST OA GBartlett 7 A Chapman 10/10: OA HighGun V Balliana 162/173: 25T EO A: RNicholson 24/25; B: K Raymond 24/25;C: H Rice 17/25: 50T A: R Nicholson47/50; B: 1st D Wyllie 45/50; 2nd KRaymond 44/50; C: 1st R Jenkins 2ndH Rice 35/50: 50T D: A: R Nicholson42/50; B:1st K Raymond 45/50; ANajar 42/50; C: 1st V Eagles 31/54;2nd R Jenkins30/54: 50T HC 1st GGosling 2nd K McWhirter 3rd RNicholson: 50t Cliff Ferguson Memor-ial: OA G Gosling 49/50 A: R Nichol-son 46/50; B: 1st G Gosling 49/50; 2ndA Najar 46/50: C: 1st H Rice 44/50;2nd K Hoffman 39/50: NewcastleISSF Trench Challenge: 1ST t Arvan-itakis 224/225;2nd J Smaniotto202/225; 3rd P Farugia 199/225; aa:1st J Smaniotto 180/200; 2nd G Lan-caster 174/200; A: 1st T Arvanitakis181/200; 2nd A Del-Ben 177/200; B:1st B Kelly 169/200; 2nd J Russell168/202; C: 1st E Zadro 156/200; 2ndP Hodges 153/200

NSW 30/10/04Sunny & cold: 25T 5 Stand EO CD: A:1st B Clifton 22, 2nd J Holt 19; B: 1stT Lionatos 21, 2nd J Diamond 20, DBrenton 20; C: 1st C Harris 20, 2nd CTaverna 17; 50T 5 Stand: OA: J Holt41+22; A: 1st R Johnson 41+19, 2nd BClifton 39; B: 1st D Morgan 41+21,2nd T Lionatos 41+20; C: 1st CTaverna 41+20, 2nd J Archibald 37.

NSW 13/11/04Very windy: TRAP: 1st B Grebert 45,2nd I Hoschke 40+9, 3rd J Newton40+8, 4th H McMaster 39, 5th DPearson 35+1; SKEET: 1st H McMas-ter51, 2nd B Grebert 50, 3rd T Faluo48, 4th B Pepper 47, 5th A Najar 45.

Orange 31/10/04Cool & showers (29): 100T DB: AA: 1stJ Caltabianco 100/100, 2nd RPiotrowski 99/100; A: 1st S Barbagallo99/100, 2nd G Spencer 98/100; B: 1stM pound 99/100, 2nd I Crisp 94/100;C: 1st G Goopy 95/100, 2nd G Gaeta94/100.

Orange 24/10/04Fine & warm (55): OA: A Del-Ben98/100; AA: 1st G Castellaro 96/100,2nd G Barton 96/100, 3rd J Nash93/100; A: 1st M Dean 93/100, 2nd GSpencer 92/100, 3rd D O'Dea 91/100;B: 1st J Hill 92/100, 2nd K Elias88/100, 3rd R Alston 84/100; C: 1st RLowan 91/100, 2nd P Ford 90/100, 3rdG Gatea 89/100.

Parkes 13/11/04Fine, windy (15): 5T DB CONT EO: JWatts, C Ward, W Rae, P Barnes, DHopwood, R Hunt, M Hunt all possi-bles; 25T DB CONT CS: OA: GBuckley 40/41; A: A Boyd 39/41; B: D

Hunt 23/25; C: M Hunt 21/25; 25T PSGr CD: AA: G Buckley, J Curran70/75; A: P Barnes 69/75; B: D Hunt;C: B Simpson 66/75; 25T HC: 1st JCurran 30/32, 2nd D Hunt 29/32, 3rdM Hunt 23/26; HG G Buckley120/130.

Richmond River 23/10/0475 Ball Trap: AA: 1st P Brown, 2nd TBellamy; A: 1st J Lowndes, 2nd RWarren; B: 1st M Westbury, 2nd RShepherd; C: 1st N Sullivan, 2nd SWestbury.

Richmond River 24/10/04Breezy & cloudy (25): 25T DB CD: 9Poss.; 50T DB PS: AA: 1st G Mengel,2nd L Hearne, 3rd R Loy; A: 1st MWaugh, 2nd I Priddle, 3rd R Spencer;B: 1st A Jones, 2ndM Marshall, 3rd RShepherd; C: 1st L Constanzo, 2nd KGibbon, 3rd M Sullivan; OA: G Con-stanzo; 25T CONT: AA: 1st G Con-stanzo, 2nd P Brown; A: 1st M Waugh,2nd I Priddle; B: 1st G Pringle, 2nd MMarshall; C: 1st L Constanzo, 2nd MSullivan; HGL G Constanzo; LAD.: LConstanzo; JNR: M Waugh.

Shoalhaven 14/11/04Sunny 7 Windy (36): EO: R Stockman,R Ehlers, B Duncan, W Higgin-botham, B Thompson, L Cook, MGschwend, D Loose 10/10; 75T South-ern Zone Ch/Ch: OA: B Duncan; AA: BDuncan, M Gschwend, W Higgin-botham; A: B Thompson, R Ehlers, LCook; B: J Peters, A Spillman, GTebbutt; C: W Zamai, R Beck, S Young;LAD: A Fraser; 20Pr DD: 1st W Zamai& M Gshwend, 2nd G Tebbutt & JPeters; Encouragement Awards: SYoung, B Parker; 50/50 Break JPeters.

Sydney 29/10/04Cool night (35): 30 DB 30SB: AA: 1st CAndrew 79/80, 2nd M Navara 77/80;A: 1st P Shiailis 77/80, 2nd D Tatam76/80; B: 1st A Aganakis 58/60, 2nd BCasey 55/60; C: 1st P Apostolidis64/70, 2nd A Tsagaropoulos 63/70.

Sydney 31/10/04Fine (68): Winchester 100T DB: AA:1st P Farrugia 99/100, 2nd H Guer-riero 1356/140; A: 1st L Trew 110/112,2nd R Ehlers 109/112; B: 1st G Foukas97/100, 2nd C McMahon 96/100; C: 1stM Nsar 85/100, 2nd C Michael 84/100;Winchester Team Shoot: Sydney Boof-heads: T Psarakis, L Trew, C Auditore,J Crompton 342/400.

Taree - Wingham 30/10/04Fine (16): 50T Olympic Trap CD: A: NMcDonnell 46/50, D Pasfield, B Jones42/50; B: B McKinnon 38/50, G Brown33/50; C: S Kelly 35/50, T Burns, JHowell 34/50; Club Olympic Trap CS2004: OA: N McDonnell 108+25133/150; A: M Height 107+22 129/150;B: G Brown 90+19 109/150; C: S Kelly87/125.

Taree - Wingham 31/10/04Fine (25): 25T DB CD: A: B Jones, BHooper, D Pasfield, M Height 25/25; A:K McWhirter, J Howell 25/25, GBrown 24/25; B: H MacInnes 25/25, RFitzalan, D Berry, K Hugo, K Pearce, TDuck 24/25; C: D Sutherland 24/25, SFilby 21/25; 25T SB CD: AA: NMcDonnell, M Height 25/25, B Jones,D Pasfield 24/25; A: G Carlyon, JHowell 24/25, B McKinnon 22/25; B: HMacInnes, T Duck 24/25, A Burns, RFitzalan Jnr 23/25; C: D Sutherland, SFilby 19/25; 25T PS CD: AA: NMcDonnell 75/75, B Jones 73/75, BHooper, M Height 72/75; A: G Carlyon75/75, J Howell 74/75, K McWhirter72/75; B: H MacInnes 74/75, RFitzlan, S Kelly 73/75; C: D Suther-land 71/75, S Filby 64/75; 15PR DR

Riverina ZoneJanuary Program

Sunday 2nd GRIFFITH 1.00pm 50T DB, 20T $100 Hcap, 10pr DRHAY 12 noon10T PS, 30T PS, 20T SB CS, 20T DB CS, 10T mug WAGGA 11.00am50T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS,

Saturday 8th COLEAMBALLY 1.00pmDTL program

Sunday 9th TUMUT 11.00am25T SB, 50T DB, 20T H'cap trophy

Saturday 15thGRIFFITH 1.00pm75T skeetWAGGA 75T Skeet 12 noon

Sunday 16th NARRANDERA Skeet 11.00amDTL 1.00pmWAGGA 100T Sporting 12 noon

Saturday 22nd DOWNSIDE25T DB, 25T SB, 25T H'cap 12.30pm

Sunday 23rd COROWA Federation Festival Weekend 12 noon10TCont, 30T DB, 20T Hcap, 20T ContJUNEE 11.00am50T DB, 25T PS, 20Pr DRLEETON 1.00pm10T EO, 25T SB, plus other events

Sunday 30th COLEAMBALLY 9.00am30t Medley CS, 25T SB CS, 25T PS CS, 25T DB CSBBQ lunch

Contact Clubs for further informationDetails are in NSWCTA blue book


Warren Gun ClubAAnnnnuuaall GGoollddeenn

IIbbiiss SShhoooott12 & 13th March

2005

ContactPresident: Malcolm Stephens 02 6847 3082Secretary: Fiona Williamson 02 6847 4151

Full Program details inFebruary & March

Magazines

WEST WYALONGCLAY TARGET CLUB

Central ZoneTrench Carnival

Part of NSWCTA ISSF Grand PRIX 200530 January 2005

10am100t Central Zone Trench $42.00

No FinalOptional Sweeps $5.00

OA Sash & 500 Cartridges1st each Grade Sash & 250 cartridgesOnly 24 Gram Cartridges to be used

President C Heffer 02 6972 4043Mobile 0429 924 043

Secretary G Duncan 02 6972 3022 bh

TPY: OA & B: H MacInnes 38/40, SKelly 27/30; AA: N McDonnell 28/30,B Jones 27/30; A: J Howell 37/40, GCarlyon 38/40; C: D Sutherland 24/30,S Filby 15/30; HG: H MacInnes166/169; Club DTL CS 2004: OA: NMcDonnell 252/255; AA: B Hooper245/255; A: J Howell 246/255; B: TDuck 242/255; C: S Kelly 238/255.

Taree ñ Wingham 13/11/04Very windy (12): 50T SKEET H/C: 1stK McWhirter 45/50, 2nd D Pasfield43/50, 3rd G Brown 41/50, 4th MWilson 37/50, 5th R Abrahams 33/50;25TWR D/B C/D; A:; M Wilson 25/25;B: 1 st G Brown 25/25, 2nd KMcWhirter 24/45, 3rd D Pasfield20/25; C: 1st D Sutherland 17/25, 2ndW thulon 13/25, 3rd S Kelly 10/25;25TWR P/S C/D: A: M Wilson 71/75; B:1st G Brown 74/75, 2nd R Abrahams

62/75, 3rd W Thurlon 32/75; HG GBrown 140/150.

Tumut 9/10/0450T EA Bourne DB CS: OA: 366/366 DCaccioppoli; AA: 1st 365/366 JPatmore, 2nd 259/260 G Sinclair; A:1st A Cole 76/77, 2nd P Ewart 60/61;B: 1st D Roughan 57/58, 2nd JRichardson 49/50; C: 1st S Seckar46/50, 2nd L McMullen 45/50; JNR: MRoberts 48/50; 30T STUMPELOWERY PS CS: OA: 162/162 DCrane; AA: 1st D Caccioppolo 158/159,2nd D Power 140/141; A: 1st G Serafin126/129, 2nd J Thaller 85/90; C: 1st JEwart 73/90, 2nd S Seckar 72/90;JNR: L McMullen 83/90; 50T LOMAXDB CS: OA: T O'Leay 285/285; AA: 1stS Amey 284/285, 2nd K Nealon150/150; A: 1st P Watchorn 93/94, 2ndM Roberts 79/80; B: 1st L McMullen

52/53, 2nd R Seckar 51/53; C: 1st LMcPherson 46/50, 2nd J Considine45/50; LAD.: T Nealon 47/50; VET.: DGeddes 60/60; VET.: G Barton 50/50;25T SB CS: OA: T O'Leary 52/52; AA:1st M Patmore 51/52, 2nd G Serafin27/30; B: 1st T Dodd 41/42, 2nd K Cox25/26; C: 1st T watchorn 23/27, 2nd LMcPherson 22/27; LAD.: T Barton22/25; VET.: D Geddes 19/25; JNR: LMcMullen 24/25; 25T DB HC TPY: 1stG Barton 57/57, 2nd W Storer 56/57,3rd S Amey 38/38, 4th A Christou34/34, 5th D Crane 32/32; HG: OA: DPower; AA: T O'Leary; A: A Cole; B: KCox; C: L McMullen; LAD.: RRoughan; VET.: B Mayo; JNR: MRoberts.

Tumut 14/11/04Heavy cloud cover, gentle breeze (24):105Tclub Mixed T C/S: OA: E Faulks151/151; AA: W Storer 150/155; A: JKerr 145/155; B: T Harris; C: LMcPherson 125/155; 20T D/B H/C: 1stR Storer 23/23, 2nd W Storer 28/29,3rd P Dodd 27/29.

NSW 23/10/04Warm & sunny: 25T TRAP HC: 1st BGrebert 23, 2nd R Beer 22+19, 3rd BEllison 22+18; 25T SK HC: 1st RSatara 25+67, 2nd S Wright 25+66,3rd J Dunne 23+16.

Upper Hunter 16/10/04Fine & mild (31): 25DB CD: L Finlay25/25; I Mitchell, A Skinner, GGosling, T Mitchell 24/25; 25 LaurieAllen Memorial PS CS: OA & AA: GGosling 74/75, 2nd J Mitchell 71/75; A:1st D Ellis 71/75, 2nd P Allen 70/75; B:1st M Stibbard 67/75, 2nd C Saunders66/75; C: 1st J Barker 63/75, 2nd WSaunders 62/75; 25 Bus. Houses TPYClassic: OA & AA: 1st T Mitchell33/33, 2nd A Skinner 32/33, 3rd R

Wakem 29/31; A: 1st D Ellis 27/27,2nd J Whalan 26/27, 3rd N Nugent24/25; B: 1st C Saunders 23/25, 2nd FZiliotto 22/25, 3rd A Vine 25/29; C: 1stJ Barker 23/25, 2nd E Roughan 20/25,3rd J Wilton 19/25; 25 DB CONT GRCD: AA: H Phillip 25/25, L Finlay, TMitchell 24/25; A: T Turner,N Nugent25/25, P Allen, D Ellis 22/25; B: A Vine24/25, F Ziliotto 23/25, J Smith & RSkinner 21/25; C: W Saunders 19/25,R Roughan, E Roughan 18/25; 10 DBCONT NIGHT EO: A Skinner, LFinlay 9/10; J Smith, H Phillip, IMitchell, J Wilton, T Mitchell 8/10;25NTH ZONE NIGHT DB CONT CS:OA & AA: 1st L Finlay 27/30, 2nd ASkinner 26/30; A: 1st D Ellis 23/28,2nd J Barker 22/28; B: 1st A Vine19/25, 2nd F Ziliotto 18/25; C: 1st JBarker 14/25, 2nd J Wilton 13/25.

Upper Hunter 17/10/04Cloudy & cold (25): 25 DB CD: JSleightholme 25/25, D Ellis & PO'Neil 24/25; 25 Lake Glenbawn DBCS: OA & AA: 1st J Sleightholme64/65, 2nd P O'Neil 63/65; A: 1st DEllis 24/25, 2nd K Morgan 30/32; B:1st R Skinner 25/25, 2nd F Ziliooto24/25; C: 1st K Eley 20/25, 2nd RRoughan 19/25; 25 Lake GlenbawnSB CS: OA & AA: 1st R Wakem 24/25,2nd D Pearce 23/25; A: 1st T Turner22/26, 2nd N Nugent 21/25; B: 1st FZilioot 22/25, 2nd J Smith 20/25; C:1st R Roughan 20/25, 2nd K Eley19/25; 25 TPY HC: 1st R Skinner24/25, 2nd K Morgan 23/25, 3rd ASkinner 23/25; 25 DB CONT CD: HPhillip, J Sleightholme 25/25, D Ellis24/25.

Wagga 07/11/04Warm, Cloudy & Flies (31): 10T H/CCONT. 1st T Wright; 2nd W Barton;3rd P Munro: 50T CONT DB C/S: OA:

Tamworth Clay Target ClubCANTERBURY TRAP RAFFLE

Prize: Canterbury Trapmaster (Non-continental) DTL trap300 tickets - To be drawn when all tickets are sold

Tickets $50 each.

TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:TAMWORTH CLAY TARGET CLUB

P.O. BOX 793,TAMWORTH NSW 2340

Contact: President Peter Holmes Phone: 02 6766 2272


T WRIGHT 155/155; AA: 1ST WStorer 154/155;2nd P Munro; A; 1stC Strike 49/50;2nd A Constable; B:1st A Doedle55/57; 2nd T Barton; C:J Scott 45/50; 2nd P Reeckman; 50TCONT P/S C/S OA: W Storer235/235; AA: 1st G Barton 232/235;2nd T Wright; A: 1st A Sanders146/150; 2nd C Strike; B: 1st TBarton135/150; 2nd A Dowdle; C: 1stJ Scott 137/150; 2nd C Lewis; 50TCONT SB C/S: OA: T Wright 50/50;AA: 1st P Kenyon 49/50; 2nd RMathers; A: 1st C Ceely 47/50; 2nd BHulm & W Barton; B: 1st A Dowdle47/50; 2nd J Allan; C: 1st P Reeck-man 33/50; 2nd C Lewis; OA HighGun T Wright 257/260

West Wyalong Overcast & windy (10): 10T EO: GBlattman, C Foster, C Tabain, GFairman, B Dent 10/10; 25T DB: AA:G Tabain 25/25; A: G Blattman, BFairman 23/25; B: M Dent 19/25; C: ACollins 19/25; 10PR DR: AA: C Foster18/20; A: G Brettschneider 17/20; B: MDent 12/20; C: A Collins 11/20; 6 PRDD: 1st C Foster & A Boyd, GFairman & B Fairman 6/6; 20PR TomLawler DD: 1st G Blattman & ACollins 22/25, 2nd C Foster & A Boyd21/23; 25T CONT: AA: C Foster, GFairman, B Dent 24/25; A: GBlattman, R Lindsay 25/25; B: M Dent24/25; C: A Collins 18/25; HG: C Foster76/80.

Victoria

BENDIGOCLAY TARGET CLUBWednesday 26th January

AUSTRALIA DAY SHOOTSponsored by Calder Pallets

Start - 10am sharpPractice from 9.00am

Event 1: Noms: $15 LJV $1225 Target Calder Pallets Pointscore ChampionshipGraded O/A, AA, A, B & C - 1st $ 2nd.1st - sash & Micro Hi Fi * 2nd - trophy value $50

Event 2: Noms: $25 LJV $20 25 Target Calder Pallets Handicap1st - $400. 2nd - $250.3rd - $150. 4th - $100. 5th - $50.

Event 3: Noms: $15 LJV $1225 Target Calder Pallets Single Barrel ChampionshipGraded O/A, AA, A, B & C - 1st $ 2nd.1st - sash & DVD.2nd - trophy value $50

Event 4: Noms: $25 LJV $2025 Target Calder Pallets Double Barrel ChampionshipGraded O/A, AA, A, B & C - 1st $ 2nd.1st - sash & TV.2nd - 1/2 case shells

Please note: O/A takes grade in eachChampionship

Overall High Gun - sash & case shellsGrade High Guns - $50 trophy

President: Glenn G Woodhatch - 0429 40 1122

Secreatry: Alex Wilson - 54 43 9994

Hospitality — Ammunition — Full Catering

LODDON DISTRICTPOLICE TRAP CLUB

"Police Special"

to be shot at

Bendigo Clay Target Club Saturday January 15th

Start 12.30pm

Event 1: Noms. $14.00 LJV $10.0025 Target Pointscore ChampionshipO/A, AA, A, B & C Grades1st & 2nd each grade - Overall takes grade.

Event 2: Noms. $14.00 LJV $10.0025 Target Single Barrel ChampionshipO/A, AA, A, B & C Grades1st & 2nd each grade - Overall takes grade.

Event 3: Noms. $14.00 LJV $10.0025 Target Double Barrel ChampionshipO/A, AA, A, B & C Grades1st & 2nd each grade - Overall takes grade.

HIGH GUN - SASH & TROPHYINQUIRIES: President - Glenn Woodhatch 5440 2538

Secretary - Colin Anderson 9303 4433Treasurer - Peter Beaman 5441 5833

Alexandra 07/11/04Cloudy, Fine (19): 20PRDD CS: 1st ARohrlach, D White25/25, 2nd J King,G Mc Clure 24/26; 20T HC: 1st BPyke 20/20, 2nd P Savage, 3rd GMcClure 28/30, BM D White 27/30;20T DB GR Trophy: AA: 1st ARohrlach 33/33, 2nd J King 32/33; A:1st G McClure 28/28, 2nd D Barns27/28; B: 1st B Pyke 20/20, 2nd lSpencer 17/20; C: 1st P Savage 19/20,2nd M Robinson 20/24; 15m to 25mWB: G McClure 11/11.

Ararat 06/11/04Overcast,Cool Occasional Showers(27); 10 T P/S E/O C/D: J Corbett, ACastle, B Couch, M Crimmins, JShepherd all possibles 30/30; 25T P/SGR C/S: OA & AA: J Shepherd 98/99;

AA: 2nd B Couch 97/99; A: 1st JCorbett 78/81, 2nd S Bertelli 76/81;B: 1st K Malcolm 69/75; 2nd JBanden 68/75; C: 1st L Veitch 66/75,2nd J Brown; 25T D/B GR C/S: OA &AA: M Crimmins 60/60 2nd AA: JShepherd; A: 1st A Wohlers 59/60,2nd J Kelly 30/31; B: 1st B Bilston33/34, 2nd M Walls 24/25; C: 1st JBrown 24/28, 2nd L Veitch 23/28; 25TSB GR C/S: OA & AA: C Dunn 46/46,2nd AA: C Kelly 45/46; A: 1st N Har-greaves 23/25 2nd J Corbett 21/25; B:1st G New 23/25, 2nd M Wallis 21/25;C: 1st L Veitch 20/25, 2nd J Brown19/25; HG: M Crimmins 168/171; OffThe Fence: M Wallis

Bairnsdale 06/11/04Wet: 75T Ch/Ch: AA: 1st L Curtis


124/125, 2nd B Dinsdale 120/15; A: MSandy 121/125, 2nd G McMillan120/125; B: S Wade 116/125, 2nd bHansen 112/125; C: 1st R Clemm108/125, 2nd J Griffin 107/125; 25TBT: AA; L Curtis 24/25; A: T Malone24/25, 2nd R Rowley 23/25; B: BKennedy 25/25, 2nd B Bastin 24/25;C: 1st G McMillan 25/29, 2nd JRowley 24/29

Bendigo 16/10/04Fine & sunny (35): 10T PTS EO: 5Poss.; 25T PTS CS: OA & AA: TBoucher 111/111, S Gloster 110/111;A: P Beaman 73/75, P Tate 81/87; B:A leech 72/75, C Carlon 68/75; C: RHealy 68/75, J Bawden 65/75; 25T SBCS: OA & AA: T Boucher 36/37, B raf-ferty 35/37; A: P Beaman 36/39, PTate 35/39; B: A Leech 24/26, TDempsey 23/26; C: J Bawden 27/29, ABanfield 19/25; 50T Bill Coulson DBCS: OA & AA: B Rafferty 75/75, RFlower 74/75; A: W Gibb 88/90, AWalker 87/90; B: W Wende 48/50, ALeech 47/50; C: J Bawden 42/50, ABanfield 40/52; HG: T Boucher.

Boort 07/11/04Breezy Fine (30): 10T EO CD: CWatts; B Lendon; G Broad; RPeatling; G Fletcher 30/30: 50T CHCH CS: OA & A: R Hosking 100/100;2nd A Rullo 99/100; AA: N Morrison99/100; 2nd J Elliott 97/100; B: GPalmer 99/100; 2nd G Goddard96/100; C: F Massara 89/100; 2nd JBird 87/100; 20Tcont DB CS: OA &AA/A: G Broad 69/69; 2nd A Rullo68/69;B: L Saunders 27/28; 2nd JCosta 18/20; C: D Hannigan 31/32;2nd J Bird 18/20

Callawadda / Stawell 10T DB EO: 16 Poss.; 25T CONT DBCS: OA & A: C Kelly 93/93, 2nd S

Reyne 92/93; B: 1st B Bilston 39/40,2nd J Hinneberg 41/42; C: 1st JHemley 24/25, 2nd N Clarke 23/25;25T DB CS: OA & A: A Castle 31/31,2nd M Radovic 27/28; B: 1st J Hin-neberg 30/31, 2nd D Harris 29/30; C:1st S Lang 44/45, 2nd J Hemley43/45; OA HG: G Jennings 94/97;JNR HG: S Lang 56/60.

Castlemaine 27/10/04Windy, chilly & dark (20): 25T CONTSB CS: OA & A: R Lendon 25/25, 2ndR Hosking 20/25; AA: J Elliott 21/25,2nd C Langridge 19/25; B: B Lendon19/25, 2nd T Archer 18/25; C: 1st EMitchell 19/25, 2nd M Taft 12/25; 25TDB CD: AA: C Langridge 21/25; A: 1stR Lendon 24/25, 2nd A Leech, JLendon 22/25; B: L Ralph 22/25, 2ndK Langridge 20/25; C: 1st M Taft13/25, 2nd E Mitchell, S Langridge11/25; OA JNR: R Lendon 49/50; OALAD.: K Langridge 35/50; OA HG: RLendon 49/50; 2004 Club NightAggregate: AA & OA: C Langridge390/420; A: J Lendon 385/420; B: TArcher 382/420; C: G Huntly 244/420;JNR: R Lendon 383/420; LAD.: KLangridge 336/420.

Castlemaine 2/11/04Wet and blustery (55): 10T PS EOCD: AA: N Frankling, A Hawdon, CLangridge, l Howell, P Mules, NHaydon 30/30; A: R Hosking 30/30, NBlackmore, J Lendon 29/30; B: TArcher 26/30, B Lendon, L Ralph24/30; C: M Taft 25/30, M Bulkeley23/30; 25T A & L Guns DB CS: OA &AA: 1st L Howell 37/37, 2nd T Psaila36/37; A: C Caldwell 27/28, 2nd GPassalaqua 39/40; B: L Ralph 22/25,2nd B Lendon 21/25; C: M Bulkeley24/25, L Veitch 23/26; 25T SB CS: OA& AA: C Watts 28/28, 2nd A Hawdon27/28; A: J Soppi 23/25, 2nd A

FRANKSTONAUSTRALIANCLAY TARGET CLUB

123 Rossiter Road Carrum DownsPo Box 340

Patterson Lakes 3197, Telephone 9782 1626INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411

January ProgramSunday January 2nd 12.30pm StartEvent 1. 10 Tgt Pts E/O C/D $ 5.00Event 2. 50 Tgt Single Barrel AA, A, B & C $20.00Event 3. 50 Tgt Double Barrel AA, A, B & C $20.00Event 4. 50 Tgt Skeet AA, A, B & C $20.00Event 2, 3, & 4 Entry $10 Graded Purse $10Event 5. 75 Tgt ISSF Trap AA, A, B & C

Entry $15 Graded Purse $10 $25.00The number of entrants in the grade will

determine each grade purse pool.Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place.

Sunday January 23rd 12.30pm StartEvent 1. 10 Tgt Pointscore E/O C/D $5.00Event 2. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship

AA, A, B & C $20.001st each Grade 250 Shells 2nd 125 Shells

O/All takes gradeEvent 3. 25 Tgt Ball Trap -

AA, A, B & C Trophy $10.00Event 4. 75 Tgt ISSF Trap + Final -

AA, A, B & C $ 30.00Event 5. 50 Tgt Skeet AA, A, B & C Trophy $20.00Event 6. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Tower

AA, A, B & C Trophy $20.00Tower shoot-off will be PTS reverting to S/B at the

clubs discretionMinimum of 5 shooters in each grade for full

prizes to be paid.

CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICEWednesday, Saturday & Sunday

SPORTING CLAYS EVERY THURSDAY

Visit our website for up to date information, shoot calendar and results. www.factc.com.au

Colac Gun Club IncCHANGE OF SHOOT

DAY FEBRUARY2005

The Zac Holt Memorial Shoot will beheld on Sunday 20 February 2005.

This is due to the Colac Cup being, run on Sunday 13 February 2005.

We regret any inconvenience this may cause.

SUNDAY 9 JANUARY 2005Event 1: 10 Tgt D/B E/0 Continental $6.00

Event 2: 40 Tgt D/B Continental $17.00 L&V $14.00 Jun $9.00

Event 3: 25 Tgt Single Barrel South West ZoneContinental C/Ship $10.00 L & V $8.00

Junior $5.00

Pres Jeff Holt Mobile 0409 235 623Secretary Stephen Holt A.H 03 5231 1097


Styevenson 23/26; B: B Lendon 20/26,2nd M Rocca 19/26; C: L Veitch 21/26,2nd M Bulkeley20/26; 25T PTS CS:OA & AA: N Morrison 73/75, 2nd NHaydon 78/86; A: P Bird 72/75, 2nd RHosking 74/78; B: B Lendon 72/75,2nd M Rocca 68/75; C: M Bulkeley67/75, 2nd L Veitch 57/75; OA HG: TPsaila 119/125; OA JNR: A Hawdon115/125; OA Lad.: M Bulkeley111/125.

Castlemaine 13/11/04Cool,wet,windy (22): 10T E/O C/D:AA: C Penno 30/30,A: R Hosking30/30, B: T Archer 23/30, C: J Bird29/30; 25T C/S: OA & AA:1st J Elliott25/30, 2nd R Hosking 75/78; B: 1st MBulkeley 55/75, 2nd T Archer 49/75;C: S Langridge 64/75, 2nd L Veitch63/75; 10 Pr D/B C/S: OA & AA:1st JElliott 25/30, 2nd C Penno 24/30; A:1st G Passalaqua 29/40, 2nd R Lan-gridge 28/40; C:1st M Bulkeley 12/20,2nd T Archer 8/20; C:1st L Veitch18/30, 2nd J Bird 17/30; OA JNR: AHawdon 100/125; OA LAD: J Bird96/125

Central Wimmera 6/11/04Fine (30): 15 PR Robinson Family DRCS: AA & OA: W Hawker 30/30, DBertalli 35/40; A: D Heinrich 26/30, TFoster 25/30; B: G Strauss 28/40, LDuthie 27/40; C: J Hemley 19/30, JOugh 18/30: 30T DB CS: AA & OA: RDuthie 117/117, J Sawyer 93/94; A: NSharrock 116/117, S Couch 35/36; B:G Strauss 65/66, L Duthie 30/33; C: JHemley 42/43, H McClure 28/30; 25MShoot: B Robinson 8/8.

Colbinabbin 24/10/04Fine & warm (17); 20T DB CS: OA &A: B Traill 20/20; AA: L Fitzgerald50/51; B: N McBean 19/20; 15T HC:1st C Hill 27/28, 2nd M Northausen

26/28, 3rd R Northausen 22/24; 40TMXD T CS: OA & AA: L Fitzgerald58/60; A: I Phillips 54/60; B: R West57/60.

Colac 14/11/04Windy & Cold (20): 10T E/O: RParker, K Vagg 10/10: 30Tmedley:AA: R Brain 42, J Holt 42; A: K Vagg45, L Persani 44; B; M Cole 45, Pmc-Donald 42; C: R Hirth 40, J Hirth 39;30T DB CONT: AA; R Brain 29, GThompson 27;A: I Holt 28, R Parker27; B: P McDonald 28, M Cole 27; C:J Hirth 27, R Hirth 25.

Euroa 23/10/04Perfect (23): 10T PS Gift: OA & B: LFitzpatrick 45/45; AA: L Fitzgerald72/75; A: A Plum 30/33; C: C Petersen30/33; 10T TPY HC: 1st L Fitzgerald20/20, 2nd J Woolmer 25/26, 3rd CAsquith 24/26; BM: R Stackhouse15/16; 10T SB Gift: OA & AA: ARohrlach 19/19; A: D Barns 14/15; B:J Woolmer 12/13; C: C Petersen13/15; 10T DB CONT Gift: OA & AA:L Fitzgerald 24/24; A: B Pyke 9/10; B:L Fitzgerald 14/15; C: C Asquith 9/10;10PR Auto & Driven SS: D Barns20/20, A Plum, L Fitzgerald 19/20;OA HG: C Asquith& L Fitzgerald78/80.

Euroa 29/10/04Cold Breeze : 30T Victorian StateNight TWR PS CS: O/A & B:A.Rohrlach 90/90 : AA: D.Patterson127/128, G.Hall 126/128; A: M.Ward84/90, K.Maurey 80/90, R.Stack-house 88/80; C: L.Fitzpatrick 95/99,R.Walker 92/99; 20PR VictorianState Night TWR DD CS: 1st D.Pat-terson & N.Patterson 77/77, 2ndP.Stowe & W.Horne 76/77; 25TGooram Night DB DTL CS: O/A & B: J.Woolmer 27/27; AA: A.Rohrlach

24/25; A: D.Loder 26/27; C: B.Patter-son 23/25; OA HG: A.Rohrlach104/105.

Frankston 31/10/0410T PTS: 6 Poss.; 100T PTS CS: AA &OA: 1st N Rundle 356/357, 2nd PMills 353/357; A: 1st C Widdows287/300, 2nd S Zotti 296/309; B: 1st BMonson 286/300, 2nd B Barlow283/300; C: D Knopp; 100T SK: AA: TLowry 96/100; A: C Hughes 96/100; B:C Bennett 91/100.

Frankston 7/11/04Wet & Cold: 10T SB EO: N Peart10/10; C Findlay 10/10; 50T: AA: 1st NPaert 145/150; 2nd J Spicer 143/150;A: 1st L Mirabelle 142/150; 2nd DGreen 134/150; B: 1st J Irons 134/150;2nd C Findlay 133/150; C: G Addario117/150; 50T DB: AA: 1st J Mollica50/50; 2nd R Garth 64/65 A: 1st RWilliams 49/50; 2nd W Green 48/50; B:1st C Findlay 45/50; 2nd J Irons 44/50;C: J Addario 43/50; 50T Skeet AA: PDeSilva 50/50; A: 1st F Francione46/50; 2nd C McDougal 45/50; B: 1st ZBacani 45/50; 2nd L Johnstone 42/50;50T Skeet Doubles; AA: T Lowry45/50; A: F Francione 41/50; B: ZBacani 35/50;FACTC v MGC TeamsSkeet FACTC 228/250; DTL MGC236/250

Geelong 24/10/04Fine & Sunny: 10T PS EO CD: PCarroll 30/30, K Jackway & PChapman 29/30; 25T DB: AA: G Jen-nings 32/32, A Breen 31/32. A: G Kerr24/25, K Jackway 26/28. B: S Balson28/29, P McDonald 27/29. C: PChapman 26/27, M Gray 25/27. 25TPS: AA: P Carroll 73/75, G Jennings69/75. A: N Daymond 77/82, G Went74/82. B: R Russell 72/81, S Balson69/81. C: P Chapman 76/81, B

Jackway 75/81. 25T CONT: AA: ABreen 25/25, G Jennings 25/26. A: IUrch 28/29, K Jackway 27/29. B: MAnderson 24/25, N Wenning 23/25. C:G Walter 25/25, M Gray 24/25.

Geelong 31/10/04Fine & Sunny; 75t Ball Trap: A: PCarroll 73/75, L Cook 70/75. B: GKerr 68/75, G Went 67/75, C: J Soppi63/75, C Caldwell 56/75. 75t Skeet: A:M Mifsud 72/75, W Attwood 70/75. B:M Corbett 70/75, P Carlon 72/79. C: NDaymond 67/75, G Irvin 66/75.

Geelong 7/11/04 Cold & Wet (35): 10T PTS EO CD: AEvans, G McLean, J Farnes, RRussell, N Telford, W Calaby, GThomson, P Carroll. All 30/30. 25TDB: AA: A Evans 86/86, N Telford85/86. A: W Calaby 81/81, G Went80/81. B: A Loubey 25/25, G Walter24/25. C: A Cameron 25/25, JNeumann 25/28. 25T Pts: AA: SHaberman 90/90, A Evans 89/90. A: DMilojevic 74/75, W Calaby 71/75. B: NWenning 72/75, R Holt 71/75. C: JNeumann 72/75, A Craig 70/75. 20TDB (10 off 15m 10 off 20m): AA: SHaberman 20/20, N Telford & J Holt44/46. A: J Farnes, R Pistone 39/40. B:P McDonald 19/20, M Anderson38/40. C: J Neumann 17/20, ACameron 16/20.

Hamilton 23/10/04Good (32): 20T State Walk Up CS: AA& OA: P Cleggett 19/20, 2nd S McIn-tyre 18/20; A: 1st S Rundell 14/20,2nd J Walsh 16/25; B: 1st J Mackirdy16/25, 2nd G Vickers 15/25; C: 1st BCleggett 11/20, 2nd W Black 11/25;25T DB CS: AA: 1st R Millard 51/51,2nd M Gruar 50/51; A: 1st M Gruar38/39, 2nd W Crawford 26/27; B: 1stJ Diprose 28/30, 2nd H Vaughan

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REG NO A5130PH 03 52294259

JANUARY PROGRAMSun Jan 8th 1.00pm Start

EV 1 10 TGT P/S E/0 C/D $5.00EV 2 25 TGT D/BARREL $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CEV 3 25 TGT P/Score $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CEV 4 25 TGT Continental $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CSun Jan 29th 1.00pm Start

EV 1 10 TGT P/S E/0 C/D $5.00EV 2 25 TGT D/BARREL $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CEV 3 25 TGT P/SCORE $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CEV 4 25 TGT D/B OFF 18m $10.00

1st & 2nd AA,A,B,CL J V Red Noms

PRACTICE WEDNESDAYS 12.00-6.OOPM

Gippsland ProgrammeJanuary 2005

SAT 1st BAIRNSDALE NOON100T Iron Man Medley(25DB 25PTS 25SB 25H'cap)AA, A, B, C 1 + 2Sec Karen Ellis 5153 1079

SAT 8th FOSTER NOON1. 10T H'Cap E/O2. 25T Budgie Shield H'cap1 2 3 FM BM3. 75T Medley AA, A, B, CPres Geoff Monson 0427 364 014

SUN 9th WONTHAGGI NOON1. 100T Mixed Club C'ship(25DB 25 Cont 25SB 25PTS)AA, A, B, C 1 + 2

Sec Fiona McIlwaine 5664 1220

SAT 15th MORWELL NOON1. 50 DB AA, A, B, C 1 + 22. 25 se Zone SB Cont AA, A, B, C 1 + 2Sec Gary McMillan 0428 486 204

SUN 22nd KORUMBURRA NOON100T C'ship(50DB 25PTS 25SB)AA, A, B, C 1 + 2Sec Col Widdows 5662 3079

SUN 29th TRARALGON NOON1. 25T PTS CD2. 75T DB C'ship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2Sec Warren McPherson 5174 1450


27/30; C: 1st W Black 24/25, 2nd GWythe 23/25; 40T Zone Night MXD TCS: AA: 1st A Pollock 56/60, 2nd SCollins 55/60; A: 1st W Crawford53/60, 2nd M Sutherland 52/60; B:1st J Mackirdy 51/60, 2nd W Duncan51/60; C: 1st B Cleggett 46/60, 2nd NBbaulch 44/60.

Hopetoun 1/10/04 (Night Shoot)Perfect (16): 10T DB EO CD: MSmith 10/10; W Sanders 9/10, MKenny 9/10, D Fisher 9/10; 25T DBCS: A & OA: M Kenny 23/25, 2nd DFisher 27/31; B: 1st A Hall 22/25, 2ndS Mott 21/25; C: 1st L Edelsten 20/25,2nd G Crisp 16/25; 25T PS CS: A: 1stW Sanders 68/75, 2nd M Kenny & DFisher 61/75; B & OA: S Mott 71/75,2nd T Emonson 60/75; C: 1st D Huff52/75, 2nd L Edelsten 50/75.

Kerang 22/10/04Good (29): 10T CONT PS EO: 3 Poss.;25T NW Zone CONT PS CS: AA: 1stC Peach 68/75, 2nd T Robinson 65/75;A: 1st S Bates 80/87, 2nd A Rullo77/87; OA & B: 1st J Absalom 71/75,2nd T McCraw 68/75; C: 1st K Adams62/75, 2nd R Wilkinson 61/75; 25TCONT SB Trophies AA: 1st MAbsalom 23/32, 2nd C Peach 22/32; A:1st S Bates 24/25, 2nd A Rullo 22/25;B: 1st T McCraw 24/25, 2nd PMcCraw 21/25; C: 1st R Wilkkinson21/25, 2nd F Massara 16/25.

Korumburra 23/10/04Drizzle (41): 90T MXD: OA: RWilliams 146/150; AA: C Carrol189/200, B Stokes 238/250; A: B Dins-dale 142/150, D Kendall 141/150; B: CChant 141/150, N Quick 140/150; C:D Mayger 130/150, J Buchanan124/150; 20T MXD: 1st P Mills 30/30,2nd N Rundle 29/30, 3rd C Carroll28/30, C Wilkinson 28/30.

Kyneton 24/10/04Fine & mild (45): 75T MED.: AA &OA: J Elliott 100/105, C Langridge112/118; A: W Calaby 96/105, MSpencer 95/105; B: R Lendon 97/105,T Archer 91/105; C: A Banfield100/119, M Horell 99/119.

Maryborough 13/10/04Sunny, then windy (33): 25T SB: AA:C Watts, B Rafferty 23/23; A: R Dur-bridge, G Ervin, A Walker, B Gibb23/25; B: B Lendon 25/25, 2nd SMcCullum 24/25; C: N Durbridge22/25, 2nd S Forbes 21/25; 50T DBCS: OA & AA: C Dunn 86/86, 2nd AO'Connell 85/86; A: G Ervin 58/59, BGibb 66/68; B: B Lendon 58/61, NMcLean 57/61; C: M Taft 43/50, NDurbridge 40/50; 25T PS CS: OA & B:P Clark 86/87; AA: J Elliot 85/87, NHaydon 82/84; A: J Barklem 72/75, JCorbett 71/75; B: 2nd B Lendon72/75; C: S Forbes 70/75, N Durbridge67/75; HG: J Elliot; Lucky NumberWinner: B Rafferty.

Maryborough 10/11/04Mild Spring evening (19): 10T Points:L Porter, J Shepherd, C McPherson30/30; 20T DB Gr C/S: OA & B: SMcCallum 47/47;AA: C McPherson46/47; A: R Hosking 27/28; B: JFricgot 39/40; C: N Durbridge 19/20,Novice: B Da Fonte 15/20; 20T GrPoints:AA: J Shepherd 58/60; A: RHosking 58/60; B: 1st D Raeburn58/60, 2nd J Frichot & S M cCallum50/60; C: N Durbridge 50/50.

Melbourne 16/10/04Fine : 75T Sporting Clays: AA: RScriva 67, P Hall 60; A: D Rosmilia61, B Phillips 59; B: C Baker 57, HAtilla 56; C: H Belmore 50, VAquilina 49; VET.: B Hall 56, R Jones55; JNR: R Alder 44; 25T PS GR CS:

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB

Victoria Rd, LilydalePh/fax (03) 9739-1771

www.melbournegunclub.com.au

Shotgun Shooting Venue for the 2006Commonwealth Games

JANUARYSaturday 8th OPEN JNR1. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $26 $21$5 Graded Optional purse

2. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd Trophy AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60

4. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA, A, B, C $20 $13

5. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd Trophy AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60

Saturday 15th OPEN JNR1. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd Trophy

AA, A, B, C $12 $6.602. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $18 $113. 25 Continental Double

Barrel Grd C'ship $12 $6.604. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $26 $21$5 Optional Purse

Saturday 22nd1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C'ship $31 $20

AA, A, B, C, Vet, Jnr 1st & 2nd 2. 75 TGT Medley Grd C'ship $31 $20

(25 Pts, 25 D/B, 25 S/B) AA, A, B, C3. 25 TGT Continental Double

Barrel Grd C'ship $12 $6.60AA, A, B, C,

Saturday 29th OPEN JNR1. 75 Tgt Sporting Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C, Vet, Ldy, Jnr $31 $202. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $12 $6.603. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $20 $134. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd C'ship

AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB USES MATARELLITRAPS FOR DTL AND CCI CLAY TARGETS

SUPPLIED BY RAYTRADEManagement reserves the right to alter the program if

considered necessaryAll Prices include G.S.T

Practice available on Saturday mornings and Wednesday Afternoons

on automatic traps

SOUTHERN PENINSULAJanuary

Cerberus Gun ClubSaturday 1st 12 noon start

10tgt Points E/O50 Tgt Double Barrel

20 Tgt PointscoreAA. A. B. C. 1st, 2nd

Entry by Main (front-East) gate onlySec. Chris Carrol (03) 5950 6058 B/H Melways 194 H2

Mornington Clay Target Club Inc.Saturday 8th 12-30 start

Practice 12 noon10tgt Points E/O

100 Tgt Sunny Cross MemorialAA. A. B. C. 1st 2nd & 3rd all grades

Saturday 22nd 12 30 start75 Tgt Five Stand

Practice Fridays 4pm to 6pmSec. Ross Harris 0417 755 498 Melways 146 A11

Website www.morningtonclay.cjb.net

Nepean Clay Target Club IncSaturday 15th 12-30 start

50 Tgt Ball Trap50 Tgt Double Barrel

AA. A. B. C. 1st 2nd all gradesPractice 4pm Thursdays

Sec. Brian Hooper (03) 9787 5570 Melways 259 F2Website www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com


METROPOLITAN CLAYTARGET CLUB INC.

Reg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794

Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076

Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd of O'Herns Rd Epping

Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122

E-Mail: [email protected]

January 2005Sunday 2nd Club will be closed

Sunday 9th 11am StartMetropolitan Field and Game Club Inc.

75 tgt Simulated F & G

Sunday 16th 12 noon StartEv 1. 10 tgt EO Pts Cash Divide N$8Ev 2. 25 tgt SB AA. A. B. C N$11. R$9. J$6.Ev 3. 25 tgt DB - AA. A. B. C. N$11. R$9. J$6.Ev 4. 25 tgt DB Pts - AA A B C N$11. R$9. J$6.

Sunday 23rd 11am Start (Noms close 12.30pm)

Metropolitan Field and Game Club Inc.75 tgt Simulated F & G

Sunday 30th 11am Start75 tgt Simulated Sporting Clays - AA. A. B. C

Open To All Shooters

PRACTICETuesday & Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL,

Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting. Sunday Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower &

5 Stand Sporting

President C Milroy Mobile 0401 462 003

The committee reserves the right to alter the program

Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun

AA: L Lewis 75/75; A: D Charles72/75; B: B Graham 72/75; C: JPinder 63/75; 25T SB CS: AA: LLewis 35/35; A: A Blease 31/34; B: JIrons 21/25; C: W Diston 18/25; 50TDB CS: AA: J Longstaff 8/98; A: DDrinkwater 83/84; B: F Cuteri 49/50;C: G Pinder 41/50

Melbourne 23/10/04Overcast : 75T Sporting: A: 1st GCrevatin 57/75, 2nd D Rosamilia51/75; B: 1st R Baranello 59/79, 2ndH Atilla 58/79; C: 1st J Spicer 55/75,2nd V Aquilina 42/75; VET.: 1st BHall 56/75, 2nd A Blease 54/75; 25TPS CS: AA: J Mollica 73/75; A & OA:D Drinkwater 84/84; B: W Green73/75; C: G Pinder 74/75; 50T DB CS:AA & OA: L Lewis 70/70; A: DCharles 58/60; B: D Tabe 49/50; C: JPinder 43/50; 20PR DR: AA: CHenwood 36/40; A: D Charles 32/40;B: W Green 29/40; C: J Pinder 20/40.

Melbourne 30/10/04Fine (60): 50T PS: AA & OA: M Barnes144/150; A: D Drinkwater 143/150; B:B Graham 134/150; C: W Diston132/150; 50T DB: AA & OA: M Barnes79/80; A: L McKeon 78/80; B: F Cuteri49/50; C: B Hine 42/50; Victorian ISSFGrand Prix DBL Trap: OA: A Vella184/200; A: 1st C Henwood 136/1582nd M Crimmins 135/158; C: 1st CWatts 108/150, 2nd A Jacotine & NKirley 100/150; JNR: D Barry123/150; LAD.; C Watts 108/150; Victo-rian ISSF Grand Prix Olympic Trap:OA: N Cassellos 145/150; AA: 1st DDiPietro 119/125, 2nd A Vella 116/125;A: 1st R Speranza 116/125, 2nd MCrimmins 115/125; B: 1st M Cassells111/125, 2nd E Signorotto 104/125; C:1st N Kirley 98/125, 2nd L Cameron97/125; JNR: M Tigani 114/125; LAD.:S Roial.

Melbourne 2/11/04Showers (40): 75T Bill Jones SportingClays CS: AA & OA: C Nickson 65/75,2nd B Coates 55/75; A: VaughanRuddick 57/75, 2nd A Backman55/75; Backman 55/75: B: M Piccolo50/75, 2nd R Baranello 49/75; C: RWilliams 47/75, 2nd J Longstaff45/75; VET.: R Jones, 2nd B Lobley49/75; JNR: A Brookes 46.

Mt Bogong 07/11/04 10T PS 5m: L Wojtowyez, V Toma-soni, R Liersch, D Hunt, C Healy, KMaurey 30/30; 20T PS CS: OA & A:1st D Hunt 60/60, S Coulston 86/87;B: 1st P Sandy 59/60, 2nd K Maurey57/60;C: 1st A McGregor 58/60, 2nd RLee 51/60; 15T HC: 1st R Liersch20/20, 2nd D Savage 19/20, 3rd RTaylor 17/18; 20T DB CS: OA & A: 1stR Ehlers 53/53, 2nd K Rudebeck52/53; B: 1st K Robinson 46/47,2nd LWojtowyez 24/25; C: 1st A McGregor18/20,2nd t mCcORMACK 16/20; 15TCh/Ch: D Hunt 25/25; HG: R Liersch123/125

Nepean 16/10/04Good (20) 25T DB: AA: A Crawford24/25, A: R Harris 25/25, B: P Noy23/25, C: J Luis 18/25; 25T SB; AA PGalea 20/25, A: J Chapple 25/25, B: GSparey 21/25, C: J Luis 14/25; 50TCONT, AA: 1st N Bakker 53/55, 2nd JRowe 52/55, A: 1st M Hutching 47/502nd J Chapple 46/50, B: Ist G Sparey48/50 2nd R Bold 46/50, C: J Luis36/50

Noorat 23/10/04Perfect (37): EO 10T DB: 14 Poss.;Len Densley Memorial 25T D/B C/S:OA & AA: G Hayden 56/56, 2nd GHayden; A: G Leslie 26/27, 2nd JMatthey 25; B; G Vickers 25/25, 2ndM Holloway 24; C: D Redfearn 23/25,

VENETO & ABRUZZOCLAY TARGET SHOOTERS

Date: Sunday 27/02/05 Start time: 12 Noon

Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex. Ballan Road Werribee(11km from Werribee)

OVERALL SASH FOR THE DAY.Noms Reduced Full

Event 1: 10 Tgt E/O P/S AA, A, B, C $7.00

Event 2: 25 Tgt P/S AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd $10.00 $12.00

Event 3: 25 Tgt S/B Cash Divide AA, A, B, C $12.00

Event 4: 25 Tgt D/B 1st & 2nd all grades $10.00 $12.00

Sponsored By

Silveri Pharmacy 333 St Georges Rd, Fitzroy.CARTRIDGES, FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS

AVAILABLE ON SHOOT DAYSThe committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event if necessary.

President: VENETO President: ABRUZZOHr. Ernesto Bertollo Mr. Maria SalvatorePhone (03) 9852 0694 Phone (03) 9359 1938


North East Zone / V.C.T.A.January 2005 Program

Sunday 2ndAlexandra 12.00 noon20tgt Gr Cont. S/B C/ship, 20tgt New Year Gr P/S C/ship, 20tgt D/B Gr Trophy Event.Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon10tgt P/S E/O, 30tgt P/S C/ship, 20pr State Tower D/D C/ship, 25tgt NEZ Tower S/B C/ship, 10tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun.

Sunday 9thEchuca 12.00 noon25tgt Skeet Cash, 20tgt S/B Gr Trophy 4 Grds,20tgt H/Cap 1-4, 20tgt D/B C/ship 4 Grds.

Saturday 15thWangaratta 12.00 noon10tgt S/B E/O, 20tgt S/B C/ship, 20tgt H/Cap, 20tgt D/B C/ship, Open, Jnr & Vet. High guns

Sunday 16th Deniliquin 12.00 noon10tgt P/S E/O, 20tgt P/S Gr C/D, 30tgt D/B C/ship, 40tgt M/T C/ship (D/B, S/B, P/S, D/R).O/A high gun.Mansfield 11.30am75tgt Ch/Ch Gr, 30tgt State Tower D/B Gr C/ship.

Sunday 23rdColbinabbin 1.00pm10tgt P/S C/D, 20tgt Red Cross P/S C/ship, 15tgt H/Cap, 25tgt Red Cross D/B C/ship.

Wednesday 26th Bendigo 10.00amAustralia Day ShootSee Main Advert in this months CTSN.

Friday 28thEuroa 6.30pm20tgt Twilight P/S C/ship, 25tgt NEZ Night Cont. D/B C/ship. 25tgt Castrol Night D/B C/ship.Mathoura 7.00pm10tgt P/S E/O C/D, 25tgt NEZ Night P/S O/A & 2 Grds, 15tgt D/B 123.

Saturday 29thSt James 12.00 noon25tgt NEZ Cont. P/S C/ship, 25tgt NEZ Cont. S/B C/ship, 20tgt D/B C/ship.

Sunday 30th Echuca 12.00 noon100tgt Gr Skeet C/ship. Wangaratta 12.00 noon 50tgt Skeet C/ship, 50tgt Skeet C/ship.

Contact Clubs for further information.

DTL JANUARY 15TH 2005 SATURDAY 12 NOON START

10 tgt S/B E/O $620 tgt S/B c/Ship 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C

20 tgt H/Cap 1st, 2nd, 3rd20 tgt D/B C/Ship 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C

Jnr 10 tgt Single BarrelOpen Vet, Jnr High Guns

Ladies High Gun if more then three shootersChampionships open $10, Ladies & Vet $8, Jnr $4

SUN 30TH JANUARY 2005 12 NOON START

50 tgt Skeet C/Ship A, B, C 1st, 2nd A, B, C open $18 Ladies & Vet $14, Jnr $9

50 tgt Skeet C/Ship A, B, C 1st, 2nd A, B, C open $18Ladies & Vet $14, Jnr $9

Secretary Kudri Demaj 03 5721 7252President Tom Little 03 5722 3593

Wangaratta ClayTarget Club

2nd D Teal 22; 25T PTS: AA: DHannah 75/75, 2nd G Hayden 75; A:B Miller 72/75, 2nd J Kennett ; B: MHolloway 69/75, 2nd P McDonald; C:J Redfearn 69/75, 2nd W Blake.

Numurkah Shepparton 02/11/04Overcast (50) 10T P/S E/O: P Sing, TPigram, S Harbor, R Ehlers, GFletcher, D Hunt, L Fitzgerald, ACole 30/30: 30T P/S C/S: AA: BOíDonnell 119/121; J King 116/121; A&OA: J Gebhardt 101/102; t Plum97/101; B: M Hargreaves 89/90; ABeaton 87/90; C: L Shard 83/90; BHarbor 79/90: 30T H/Cap: 1st P Sing35/35; 2nd D Neilson 34/35; 3rd ACole 31/32; 4th T Pigram 36/37; 5th GFletch 35/37;30T D/B C/S: AA: DNeilson 117/117; R Peatling 116/117;A: G Fletcher 86/87; G Walls 35/36; B;M Hargreaves 30/30; P Sing 29/30; C;B Harbor 28/30; C Lewis 26/30: HG:G Fletcher 178/180 JNR HG: RFratantaro 109

Numurkah Shepparton 07/11/04Fine O/Cast (40): 10T P/S E/O: APatten, J Gemmill, F Gobbo, T Sfet-copoulos, r Northausen 30/30: 30TP/S C/S: AA: L Fitzgerald 89/90; BBeard 88/90; A: T Plum 89/90; JWinters 87/90; B & OA: J Matys90/90; A Calandro 84/90; C: L Shard82/90;M Harbor 80/90: 30T S/B C/S:AA: S Atkins 27/30; L Fitzgerald28/32; A & OA: E Calandro 28/30;RFurki 27/30; B: J Matys 28/30; TSfetcopoulos 31/32 C: N Bussell26/30; L Shard 23/31: 30T D/B C/S:AA&OA: D Kalafatis 40/40; SAtkins 39/40; A: S Harbor 45/46; DCalandro 45/47; B: A Patten 30/30; FGobbo 29/30; C; L Shard 28/30; BHarbor 27/30: High Gun: J Matys174/180; Veteran: H Nihill 159/180;

LAD: M Northausen 150; JNR: MHarbor 173/205: JNR 10T S/B MNorthausen 10/10

Patchwollock 24/10/04Warm & sunny (19): 10T SB EO CD:B Rowney, S Mott 10/10; 20T SB CD:AA & A: D Fisher 16/20; B: J Scott19/20; C: A Clarke 18/20; 10PRAUTO & DRIVEN CD: AA & A: DFisher 14/20; B: B Rowney, T Hall16/20; C: J Yetman, G Mitchell 9/20.

St Arnaud 24/10/04Perfect (32): 10T SB EO: M Radovic,T Foster, G Strauss, J McVitty, JHemley, D Bertalli 10/10; 50T SB GRCS: OA & A: D Bertalli 48/50, 2nd PChipperfield 47/50; B: G Strauss41/50, 2nd L Ralph 37/50; C: S Lang43/50, 2nd J Hemley 42/50; 50T DBGR CS: OA & A: T Foster 51/51, 2ndD Perkins 49/50; AA: P Chipperfield50/51, 2nd J McVitty 50/51; B: MHannigan 47/50, 2nd L Ralph 46/50;C: D Hannigan 57/60, 2nd S Lang56/60; JNR HG: M Radovic 104/110;HG: D Bertalli 107/110; NTHCENTRAL SCHOOL PERSONSENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: 1st TPetrie 69/110, 2nd D Briody 66/110.

St James 30/10/04Rain Needed (50) 10T SB EO: THicks; S Murphy; A Cole 10/10; 20TSB Maurice Murphy Memorial CS:OA & AA: 1st A Cole 20/20; 2nd THicks 19/20; A: B North 19/20; 2nd TPlum 18/21; B: S Murphy 24/25; 2ndJ Kelly 23/25; C: T Connell 17/20; 2ndT Sofra 18/22; 20T DB Phil PettitMemorial CS: AA:1st D Rachelle28/29; 2nd A Cole 20/21; A&OA: 1stD Plum 46/46; 2nd D. Wilson 21/22;B: 1st S Murphy 45/46; 2nd C Moxey25/26; C: 1ST D Saunders 19/21; 2nd


Stawell Clay Target Club Inc

OPENING SHOOTSunday 2nd & Monday 3rd

JANUARY 2005

Sun. 9.00am Sharp! Ev 1 15 tgt P/S Cash Event Noms $15

1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $50 L, J & V $12 Ev 2 25tgt Bruce Jenkins Memorial DB C/Ship

Noms $25 L, J & Vets $20 Ev 3 25tgt Gowan Hall Memorial P/S C/ship

Noms $20 L, J & Vets $16 Ev 4 30 tgt Bob Green C/Ship S/B, P/S & D/B

Noms $25 L, J & Vets $20

Mon. 9.00am Sharp!Ev 5 15 tgt P/S Cash Event Noms $15

1st $200, 2nd $150, 3rd $50 L, J & V $12Ev 6 25 tgt Russell Young Pointscore C/Ship

Noms $20 L, J & Vets $16Ev 7 25 tgt Scott Family Double Barrel C/Ship

Noms $25 L, J & Vets $20Ev 8 30 tgt National Hotel C/Ship D/B, P/S & S/B

Noms $25 L, J & Vets $20

Entire Program shot off 16 Metres.

O/A Sash & Trophy plus 1st & 2nd Trophies in AA, A, B & C GradeAlso 1st in L, J & Vets Events 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8.

2 Day O/A High Gun Sash and Trophy Sponsored by Rio Oceania Pty LtdAlso 4 Grade High Guns Inc L, J & Vets over the entire 8 Events

New or Un/Reg Junior Promotion Under 18 on Jan 1st you can shoot the Program for only $30Lunch & Afternoon tea both days. Cartridges & refreshments available

PRACTICE FROM 8.00AM EACH DAY TILL 8.45AM.SKEET AFTER DAYS SHOOTING TIME PERMITTING.

BAND ON SATURDAY NIGHT. PLENTY OF CAMPING SITES AVAILABLESCTC inc Club Location Lavett Road off London Road Stawell only 6km from P/Office

Pres. Phil Scott Bh 5358 2178 Fax 5358 3317 Rob Scott Bh 5358 1856

All trophies to be presented by Sponsors at the end of each days CompetitionCommittee reserves the right to alter the Program.

8 DTL Traps will be in operation

$8,000 Trophy Shoot


M Harbor 20/23; 15 T Novelty HC:1st-12th B Harbor; B Maurey; TPenn; D Wilson; D Saunders; D Dean;C Figgins; D pettit; T Hargreave; ACole; T Sofra; I Reith

Swan Hill 31/10/04Warm & Breezy (48): 25T SK PoliceCS: A: 1st G Woodhatch 18/25; B &OA: S Gloster 24/25, 2nd C Penno22/25; C: C Anderson 19/25, 2nd PBeaman 16/25; 25T SK Visitors CS:AA & OA: T Harris 25/25; A: R Papst24/25, 2nd P Hutchinson 22/25; B: GGoddard 23/25, 2nd R Lehmann18/25; C: G Scholtens 22/25, 2nd BMark 22/25; 25T PS Police CS: AA &OA: S Gloster 83/84, C Penno 82/84;A: P Beaman 69/75, 2nd G Wood-hatch 68/75; B: 1st C Anderson67/75; 25T PS Visitors CS: AA & OA:R Lehmann 74/75, E Parker 72/75;A: G Nalder 72/75, S Bates 69/75; B:G Manuel 73/75, G Goddard 71/75;C: J Borg 69/75, G Scholtens 56/75;25T SB Police CS: AA & OA: SGloster 23/25, C Penno 22/25; A: DMark 20/25, P Beaman 19/25; B: CAnderson 20/25; 25T SB VisitorsCS: AA & OA: M Absalom 25/25, RLehmann 26/27; A: W Sanders27/29, S Bates 26/29; B: J Absalom24/27, G Manuel 23/27; C: FMadssara 19/25, T Jackson 18/25;25T DB Police CS: AA: 1st S Gloster28/29, 2nd C Penno 24/25; A: 1st GWoodhatch 24/25, 2nd P Beaman33/35; B & OA: C Anderson 29/29;25T DB Visitor CS: AA: 1st E Parker103/104, 2nd C Peach 42/43; A: 1st ARullo 104/104, 2nd W Sanders35/36; B: 1st T Wilson 35/36, 2nd GGoddard 30/31; C: 1st F Siciliano24/26, 2nd D Price 23/26; Police HG:S Gloster 122/125; Visitors HG: RLehmann 121/125.

Tambo Valley 23/10/04Fine & breezy (23): 10T PS CD: RSandy, G Neville, F Poidomani, SCollins 30/30; 100T MED. CH OFCHS: OA: R Phefley 144/150; AA: 1stG Neville 143/153, 2nd S Collins142/150; A: 1st M Sandy 143/150, 2ndL Glover 140/150; B: 1st R Phefley,2nd T Quick 135/150; C: 1st R Clemm124/150, 2nd I Erbacher 101/150;Cake Shoot: 1st R Rowley, 2nd DHarley.

Tyrendarra 06/11/04Overcast & Windy (44): 25T DistrictDB: AA: 1st M Smith 50/50, 2nd RDuthie 50/50; A: 1st S Rundell 44/45,2nd J Dumensy 25/27; B: 1st JMackirdy 24/25, 2nd M Holloway32/34; C: 1st W Black 22/25, 2nd BCleggett 21/25; 25T Club DB: AA: 1stM Gruar 35/35, 2nd M Smith 34/35;A: 1st B Crawford 30/31, 2nd S

Rundell 29/31;B: 1st H Durbridge23/25, 2nd L Duthie 22/25; C: 1st BCleggett 20/25, 2nd G Wythe 19/25;Off The Fence: R Millard 4/4

Veneto-Abruzzo 24/10/04Fine (21): 10T EO PS: AA: P Guida29/30; A: R Pistone 30/30; B: EBertollo 27/30; C: J Incani, J Tombo-lato 28/30; 25T DB: AA: S Incani25/25, P Guida 24/25; A: J Soppi29/29, M Mifsud 28/29; B: E Bertollo24/25, G Magziarz 22/25; C: J Incani23/25, J Tombolato 21/25; 30T HC: JTombolato 29/30; E Bartollo 27/30; SIncani 29/34; BM: P Guida 25/31;25T CONT.: AA: S Incani, P Guida25/25; A: R Pistone, I Fratantaro25/25; B: J Kruse, G Magziarz 23/25;C: J Tombolato 23/25.

Warracknabeal 24/10/04Slight wind & sunny (17): 10T DBEO: AA: B Robinson, R Lehmann10/10; A: K Pitt, D Heinrich 10/10; B:G Strauss 10/10, J Hinneberg 9/10;C: J Ough, L Niewand 9/10; 25T PSCD: AA: R Lehmann 75/75, B Couch73/75; A: T Foster 74/75, K Pitt, DHeinrich 73/75; B: G Strauss 63/75, JHinneberg 59/75; C: J Ough 73/75, LNiewand 62/75; 25T DB CS: AA &OA: R Lehmann, R Black 70/70; A: KPitt 50/61, W Sanders 39/40; B: GStrauss 48/49, J Hinneberg 23/25; C:J Ough 24/25, L Niewand 21/25;10PR DR CD: R Black 18/20, N Hin-neberg, B Couch 17/20.

Warrnambool 30/10/04Fine (26): 50T SWZ SK: A: 1st WAttard 54/60, 2nd G Jennings 44/50;B: 1st J Sawyer 55/60, 2nd J Cor-betts 57/64; C: 1st T Kenneally 39/50,2nd K Jackway 37/50; 25T SWZ PSTWR: A: 1st G Jennings 73/75, 2nd MDyson 66/75; B: 1st J Sawyer 75/75,2nd W Attwood 72/75; C: 1st ALoubey 69/75, 2nd N Fleming & HDurbridge 65/75.

Yarrawonga 07/11/04Fine (31): 20T Gr PS CD: AA: 1st DJackel 60/60, 2nd N Clark 58/60; A:1st R Ferguson, A Bevis R Ellis57/60; B: 1st M Hargreaves 60/60,2nd R Gulliver 57/60: C: 1st D Saun-ders, P Seymour 49/60; 30T CONTC/S: AA: 1st N Clark 38/39, 2nd RCarter 51/52; A: 1st R Ferguson33/34, 2nd G Walls 32/34; B & OA:1st G Ganning 30/30, 2nd T Rogasch43/45; C: 1st R Oakley 29/30, 2nd LCoombes; 30T DB C/S: AA: 1st TWalls 143/144, 2nd N Clark 61/62; A:& OA: G Shale 144/144, 2nd G Walls41/42; B: 1st E Wemyss 29/30, 2nd GCoombes 34/36; C: 1st L Coombes34/36 2nd D Saunders; HG N Clark118/120.

Werribee VictorianClay Target Club Inc

P O Box 806 Werribee Vic 303010 min drive Werribee CBD on Ballan Road

www.werribeegunclub.com.au

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PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY,FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1PM

1ST SATURDAY EACH MONTHISSF SKEET PRACTICE

Sunday 2nd January at 12 Noon75 tgt Trench Handicap + Final - $33 (pays to 6th

place) - AA+0, A+1, B+2, C+4 per round

Sunday 9th January at 12 Noon10 tgt P/S E/O C/D $7

25 tgt Double Barrel Graded $1225 tgt Single Barrel Graded $12

25 tgt PointScore Graded $12O/A High Gun Sash (Events 2,3,4)

1st, 2nd AA, A, B, C15 tgt DTL Novice Championship - Noms $15

including 1 packet of shellsSunday 16th January at 12 noon75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33 - O/A,

1st AA, A, B, C5 Stand Sporting, ISSF Skeet & DTL

practice available

Sunday 23rd January at 12 noonVeneto/Abruzzo Shoot

(See separate advert this issue)

75tgt Trench Handicap + Final - $33 (pays to 6thplace) - AA+0, A+1, B+2, C+4 per round

5 Stand Sporting, ISSF Skeet & DTL practice available

Sunday 30th January at 12 noonPreparation for the Australia Cup

50 pair Double Trap + Final - $35 - O/A,1st AA, A, B, C

50 tgt Trench + Final - $25 - O/A, 1st AA, A, B, C(Trench to follow immediately after the Double Trap)

Management reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary

MINIMUM OF 5 SHOOTERS PER GRADEBEFORE 2ND PRIZE IS PAID

Clubhouse Telephone - 0403 346 660

Boyup Brook 24/10/04Fine & Sunny (13): Powertrak 100Skeet; OA: P.House 98/100; A: 1stM.Cubic 92/100; B: 1stB.McGillivray 89/100, 2nd J.Rourke88/100; C: 1st F.Staniforth-Smith82/100, 2nd A House 80/100.

Edgehill 30/10/04Windy & Overcast (16) 75 DTLIncluding Club CS: OA: P House73/75; Club Champion: P House73/75; A: S Williams 66/75; B: AGorton 66/75; C: H Royendyk 65/75.

Geraldton 24/10/04Fine (24): 25SK: 1st G Turley 25/25,

2nd P Stuart 23/25, T Marsden23/25; 25 PR SK CS: 1st T Blakeney45/50, 2nd J Chandler 43/50; HG: G1st G Turley, 2nd T Blakeney; MostImproved: M Padbury; GradeWinners: A: J Chandleb; B: T Blak-eney; C: G Kelly.

Geraldton 31/10/04Fine (33): 10 EO: L Noble, C Olivieri,P Lemmon, J Chandler 10/10; 50THC CS: 1st P Lemmon 48/50, 2nd IMcMichan 47/50; HG: 1st PLemmon, 2nd I McMichan & EToomey; Most Improved: 1st PLemmon, 2nd I McMichan.

Western Australia


WAGIN GUN CLUB2 1/2 Day Saltbush

CarnivalIncorporating the Phil Becker Memorial Cup

11th, 12th & 13th February 2005Friday 11th February 2.30pm Start

Event 1 50 DB Agwest Machinery StarterSaturday 12th February 8.30am Start

Event 2 25 DB Cash DivideEvent 3 15 DB Points Past Members TrophyEvent 4 25 DB Points 4 Farmers Koonac CupEvent 5 50 DB Dohnbouillet Special

Sunday 13th February 8.30am StartEvent 6 10 tgt Pointscore Compulsory Cash DivideEvent 7 100 tgt Phil Becker Memorial Cup Medley

25 DB/25 SB/25 DB PTS/25 ContinentalTotal Noms $135

EVENT 1 GRADED AA, A, B, & C 1ST & 2ND PLACEEVENTS 2 - 6 GRADED AA, A, B & C

1ST, 2ND & 3RD PLACECORSIVIA SPONSORED HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 2 TO 6

WINCHESTER JUNIOR, LADIES & VETERANS HIGH GUN TROPHIESShooters must present handicap cards when nominating

Committee reserves the right to alter programme.

Contact: Secretary Jim West 08 9861 1006

Coming to the Nationals 2005?Go by the Leeuwin Way and enjoy

2 1/2 days at the Annual EsperanceEaster Carnival

LIMITED CAMPING ON GROUNDS. POWERED SITESCOOKED BREAKFAST AVAILABLE AND GREAT COMPANY.

TROPHY PRESENTATION & DINNER SUNDAY NIGHT.Ladies, Junior, Veterans & O/A High Gun over Sat & Sun.

Friday 25th District Champion of Champions

10 DB 10 SB 10 PTS $32.00Saturday 26th

25 DB District Championship $15.0050 ATA SB State Championship $30.00

25 Pointscore Bay of Iles Championship $15.00

Sunday 27th 10T DB HC one O/A winner $10.00

50T DB HC State Title $30.0050T DB Harry Miller Memorial Grand Prix $30.00

President B Humphrey 0428 930 725Secretary R Hampel 9078 3049

BUNBURY CLAY TARGET CLUB (INC).2005 Blue Manna Carnival

Saturday 5th March• 25 Pointscore • 25 Single Barrel • 25 Double Barrel

• 25 Continental

Sunday 6th March• 25 Pointscore • 20 Single Barrel • 25 Handicap

•30 DB Koombana CupMajor supporters: Geographe Enterprises, Bunbury Drilling Co.,Carlo Romeo Jewellers, Nexlus Risk Services, Canterbury Traps,

Ultimate Fencing, Fencing Unlimited(See Feb issue for further details)

PRES: Abe Teune 0417 094 621 SEC: Col Smith 0419 965 714

West Australian 23/10/0450T ISSF Trap CD: AA: G Hyder36/50; A: 1st L bager, M Bryan45/50, 3rd A Waschensko 44/50; B:1st P Finis 47/50, 2nd L Sharp41/50, 3rd S Williams, K Green40/50; C: 1st C Mezzatesta 42/50,2nd T Hearn 38/50, 3rd D Briggs36/50; 50T ISSF CD: A: 1st M Ponta,2nd W Hirt, 3rd C Bertini; B: 1st GSchweikert, 2nd M Ng, 3rd IHalbert; C: 1st C Alexander, 2nd MGoldman, 3rd L Parmenter; 125TState ISSF Trap CS: OA: S Williams135/150 +3/3, 2nd D Fox 135/150+2/3 +2/2, 3rd K Green 135/150+2/3+1/2; A: 1st A Snooke 113/125,2nd M Alexander 112/125; B: 1st PFinis 108/125, 2nd D Caroll 106/125;C: 1st R Vivante 108/125, 2nd G

Hyder 92/125; McPharlin Shield:CMT & Country: A Snooke 113/125,L Sharp 97/125, S Williams 115/125,D Fox 114/125, P Finis 108/125 =547/625; Postal Teams - ISSF Trap:M Pereira 48/50, D Fox 47/50, MAlexander 46/50, A Snooke 46/50 =187/200; ISSF Skeet: M Ponta 45/50,C Bertini 44/50, G Schweikert 42/50,I Halbert 36/50 = 167/200; WA StateISSF Trap Team: M Alexander476/525, A Snooke 475/525, D Fox469/525, P Mezzatesta 439/525, MPereira 436/525, N Downey 394/525;WA State ISSF Skeet Team: MPonta 367/525, C Bertini 355/525, GSchweikert 347/525, C Alexander305/525, I Halbert 298/525, MGoldman 275/525.

WinchesterWhite Flyer

Automatic D.T.L. TrapFor Sale

200 Target Hopper Capacity with Continental Oscillation. Interrupter on both Motors

Conforms to 2009 RulesIn good working order

$4000.00Gold Coast Clay Target Club

Contact: John Mack Ph 0414 866 313

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