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APRIL 4-9,1992 To be held at the Wagga Gun Club, Copeland Rd, Wagga NSW

Nominations will close daily at 11 .OO am SATURDAY APRIL 4 8.30 am WESDAY APRIL 7 8.30 am

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March 1992 - Vol. 45, No. 3 CTSN is the official journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.

All correspondence should be edd to: Alan J. Maw, Executive Director, I! 0. Box 557, Mount W a w ~ Vic. 3149.

Phone: (03) 807 7577. Fax: (03) 8072716. Businass AWM 3 Essex &, W n t Wavede& Vic. 3149.

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Copy Deadlines: April issue closes February 29.

May issue closes March 31.

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Director of Coaching: Mr Mumy Alexander 289 William St, Perth WA 6000 Phone BH (09) 328 7704 AH (09) 399 4590. ACTA Historian: Mr George Biggs, 4 Hugh St, Knoxfield, Vic. 3180. Phone (03) 801 2748.

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS NOTES

Executive Committee Reference to the February issue of the CISN wiU show that two

members kom the National !&ecutive Committee had been afiected by a clause ofthe AsMciation's constitution which result edinthe loss of their uosilions on the -ti= Committee.

Whili the situation has not as yet been completely resolved I am aleased to be able to advise that MI Graham Mahonev IVic) has been r..-.-.. ~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~

able to overcome the problem and resume his m b l ; as a member of the National Executive Committee.

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Shooters kom 'hunania and Queennland who are intending on competing at Wagga in the 1992 National Trap Championships are reminded that the onus is on them as individuals to comply with NSW regulations. A notice to assist in obtaining a visitors permit is contained in this issue of the CISN. Annual General Meeting

The Assodations Annual General Meeting wiU take place at the Wagga RSL Club, Dobbs Street, Wagga, commencing at 8 pm with the delegates register opening at 1 pm Being a licensed club the usual club dress standard will apply.

Hkn J. Maher ExecutiveDirector

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Shooters residing in the states of Tasmania and Queensland are advised that reciprocal arrangements between New South Wales and Queensland do not exist.

Applications for which will enable Tasmanian and Queensland shooters to compete in the National Trap Championships at Wagga in April are to be forwarded to: Sergeant Neil Faust, Fuearms Registry, P.O. Box 2514 GPO, Sydney NSW 2001 Telephone (02) 288 8926, Fax (02) 288 8933. Details which will be required are: Name, Address, Date of Kith, Shooters Licence Number, Firearms Serial Number, Gun Description, Arrival and Departure Dates within New South Wales. Please allow a minimum of 10 days for your permit to

EDlTORS MAILBOX Dear Sis

I write to support previous letters cmcemiq corrpulsory inhc- duction of 1 a loads, and for the many shooters who attend our club (Walmer) who oppme such inhoductim

Lf this bemmes law, there will be many shooters leave ACTA to become members of other shocting oqanbtions. Let the few hot shotsdoastheywill,butleavethemanyo!hemalone.

This item should be the shootem choice. Make it optional Keep everyone happy - the very few who travel overseas, and the thousds who just enjoy their days sport at their local club with their mates. Mthout the majority of averageshooters support, there would benoclubs, nor ACfkIt isinhoduciionsofthisnaturethat aredriving shooters away which we cm illafiord to do. Reoonsider this decision for the benefit of our sport.

Yours sincerely, AV. James

Dear Sir -.- -- On behalf of the members of Noarlunga City Gun Club Inc it is with

regret that I advise that a -on has been made to close our club due to the fact that we have beenunable to locate new club grounds. I would like to take tttis m t y to exprem the club's appreciation to all shwters bdh from South Aushalia and intentae who have

wh6 gave their support. we.have sane very hy &ri& which wewillalltrea8ure.

Dear Sis After reading the write up on the shoot at Internahml Gun Club

on page 8 February CISN, I would like to point out a matter that is not correct, it c o ~ c ~ l s event 2 Sunday 20th -The Handicap.

The article states that four shooters shot a pmsible. each of them losing a metre in the process; this would be possible if the event was held ondifferent meterages, ie.: 11-15,16-18,lS-21,2225 and each shcoter was in a different w p . This was not the case as the article tells that the event was paid lst, Znd, 3rd in this case only the first and second shooter shoukl have been penalised, unless all four shooters had shot 5M straight from their ACTA handicap marks.

Inahandicapwherepladngsare 1st 2n43rdonly lst&2ndwould receive a metre providing they bath have shot a possible, if no possibles and 50 straight have not been shot only 1st place would receive a metre. North East Zone bndkapper Ron wl ley

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ESTIMONIAL SHOOT The Conunjtte and Members of the M e h u m e Gun Club wish to

thmk JU individual contributors to Bob'sTestimonial Shoot which was an outstanding success, due mainly to around 180 registeredshooters attending plus 23 unregistered shooters who were friends of Bob. These shooters were shootina at clav taraets for the first time and thev ceztainlv h e w how to &dIe a &

We are proud to say all trophies for each event and for all the visltors were domted All the sashes and ribbons were donated by Stewart Gillmm Int. It is a coincidence thev were all red and black the same colours as Essendon ~wtball dlub. Bob is as meeyed abou! Esendon as he is a W c t h

After the presentation of trophies by the Stae President Glen '

Wwdhatch, Past ACPA ~residenk Emie H a w k and I l l Smtt ~ ~~ ~ ,--

h a an3 Russell Mark the~elboume Gun Club presented Jim Scott vrith an Honcrary Life Membership of the Cluh for his wnbibution to shocting in Australia. Jim was certainly a very proud recipient as w s Emie when he received his award at the time of his retirement several yean ago.

The stage was set for the final presentation when the Senior President of the Melhoume Gun Club, MI Merv Whitekw, m d e a presentation to Rohert of a Perazzi SG3 8keet Gun, valued at $11,000. We are all sure it was a big moment for GOD. He was speechless at first, and we all thought what has happened, but he soon found his voice.

The Last presentation was made by Stewart GiUman. It was a m a w c e n t silver cup 18 inches tall which will be wntestedfor %p and Skeet each year with a replica cup presented to the winner of each discipline. in the evening the Club had a dinner which was attended by 300

people, who were senred beef, venjsoR steak and chops We must thank Doug M m o for looking after the spit, MickDaly the BBQ, and the salads and svleets which wese organised by Jmn Robertson and the ladies.

We do thank all those helpaz who contributed to maidng Bob Buchan's day an outstanding success.

We who parficipated in blping to organise the event, were pleased to be able to show our appreciation far all that R O W has done for the sport of Clay k g e t Shwting.

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GABOOLWURE GWY TARGET CLUB I N C UPDATE

Sincewrlast~muchasheMachievedatthechrb. At Ld 11 IJHnmn Road, Burpengary we now have wnsmded

three down the line layauk in a lovely setting amongst the Emnank of a pine forest. All layouts are facing south and are fully operalion& T h e s h o o t i r q ~ i s a l l b l u e s k y a s t h e r e m a i n i n g n o n - cammchlpine has been removed Shelter from the sun has recently been erected with provision for the capture of rain watez

The chrb has an application for a Commonwealth grant in place to helptowards thewmtmctionofaclubhouse. Newson thesuccess of this applicstion should be available in W A p r i l of this year

The mnmittee of the club has worked M y hard to get the grounds to this present level of development and is ju&kHy proud of its achievements. The club & are situated within nineteen hectaresofkndteasedfrom&QueensfandIands~epartmerrtand administend bv the Cakc~lhrre Shire CwnciL The club is vp.m - - - fomwte and &eful that &e lease it has secrued runs for a peridl of thirty years. The lease is aduaUy gazetted as a "Shotgun Range" and is believed to be the only one in e&ence with this level of offidal sanction

At the time of wrim the club has conducted two successful competition shoots and is rolling along nicely. The accompanying photograph shows the three shwters who e p a t e d in our first

shoot&. horn left to right: Bill Stevens. Ron DanieUs and Bill Chain Attimeofreadingthereshouldbetwomoreshwtsunderour.belts.

The members have been so preompbd with comhdkm that therehasbeenlituetimetospreadthewordthatthechrbis opera t ionaLi t i s~ tha t th i sa l t i c l ewi l l~ those~erswho may b e u n a w a r e o f o u r ~ a n d w h o m y v & h t o ~ a n d h k ~ ~ a o v e r L o o k f ~ t o s e e i n g s o m e o f y o u t h e r e . . U B D map reference: Map 1B F11.

Cabalhue Club shoots h f k t Sunday of the month M c e on the other Sundays.

Ywrsinshaoting, Stephanls DonaMson

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WARATAH STATE NOTES SO ZONE

Bateman's Bay Gun Club has advised that the program advertised in the Bhe h k for thei~shoot on S d a y 18th October. 1992, shoutd read Southem Zone DB Champi- not Swthem Zone DD Cham- 0iOnshi~ as adverlhd. &&urn Gun clubhas advised that they have had to cancel the

Southern Zone N'ght Mixed %gets Championship they had set down for 11th April The championship will be reabcated at the Southern

PAGE 4 AUSPRRLIAE( CLAY T m F P NEWS - MARCH 1992

Junee Gun Club is holding their Spastic Council Fundreiser Shm( on Sunday 22nd March. This is a great opporlunity to enjoy a days shookg and also support a worthy caw.

ZONE GunClubishostinglhe 1 9 9 2 W e s t e m ~ C a m i v d

on Sahuday 2lst March They advise that prepzdions am going w& e n d ~ ~ a g o o d ~ u p , s o w h y n o t " m a l o n g a n d e n j o y U e w t Y

Brewanha have advised won by Mark StateNightSBCantChampion&pwonbyS.Osbauned~with

20thMarchandthestpte

nte 1993 -ealth C k m k m h b have baen allocsted ~~- -~~~ ~~

withthef&winqr&ts: l ) C o ~ n w e a l & ~ a ~ D o u b l e ~ ~ o n t '

hips - Wagga GunClub., 2) Commcnweatth Nighl Singls E E Z p i i - -na Internatid C.T.C.; 3) wealth Night Walk Up Championship - NSW Gun Club.

NEWGIJKCLW Our newest gun club, Damick Gun Club at Ivanhoe, had an

-Y shoottocommencetheyearwith58shOders hvning up for "a great day in Ue outback". The high gun wes won by Bruce Cmk from Eroken HJ1 with 94/100, and the Juniors 1st Ben FaImer 88/1M). 2nd Wayne Mdidyre 62/100 and 3rd Craig hiIcKeon48/100.A~~eMofrewti tscanbefamdinthe chlbrewtitssection COllc5sCO bvErrdSehmatzar

Sahurlay the 28th and S;nday the 29th March will be the West- Zones first coaching weekend for 1992, being hsld at the Nanabti Gun chlb.

Saturdaywinshutat 1O.M)amwithcoachingforhapandsLaet

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1992 WINCHESTER 'TOP GUN' WINNERS

The 1992 Winchester 'Top Gun' Awards have commenced on the 1st of February. These awards are bxed on rewards of ammunition for winners of various categories of competitions at ACT& Club, State or National levels for users of Wnchester Target loads.

The rust major compe(ition under this s& was the South Kustalian State 'Rap Camid, conducted at the International Gun Club, V i q h h , on February 1 and 2. In Sate Champiombips, Winchester are providing 2 cases of ammunition for the overall winner in the Double Barrel. Sinale Banel and Point Smre Cham ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~

pioships, and one case of &&tion for the Lady and Junior High Gun winner over the carnival Participants in the scheme undertake to use solely Wmchester Target Loads for the remainder of 1992 and have registered their name; for eligibility in the progmm

The Single Barrel Championship vms th* fust event up for grabs. and the popular winner was Robert Andrews from the Bordertown Club in the slate's Iar e&. Robert was using Wmchesler 28 gram loads for the first time in this event and shot 72 tarqets M q h t for - - a £he victoq. 28gramlaedshaveprovedverypopularamongstthelady shooters

and the overall high gun winner in this secIion was Racy 'Cyclone' Gray from the Broken tW1 Club using Wmchester Ammunition 'Racy received 500 rounds of the target loads of her choice for her win Some notable near misses from "lbp Gun" entrants over the

weekend. but none the less outstanding achievements were from Robert Dower who finished second in the Double Barrel Champion- ship and achieved a break of 266 targets, just 34 short for one free ca%e of shot shells. Richard Dean alw shot very well to hi& second to Robert Andrews in the S i l e Barrel Championship and also second to Russell Mark for the Overall High Gun.

Winchester users also won the State Point Score Championship and the Junior High Gun, but UnfortuMtely had not entered into the a d schemasatthet imecfco~t im

All the hest for the remainder of the 1992 Wmchester "lbp Gun' Ye=

The flrst Winchester 'Top Gun' winner lor 1992, Robert Andrews of Bordertown with the SA State Manager for - Winchester, Dick Ayres. PAGE 6

COFFS HARBOUR GUN CLUB LTD

W s Hadmu's Open Shoot, held 4/5th Januvy. 1992 savr some ercellent bmab shot over this weekend Arly D35?n of the Hawkesbury club set a club record with a brs& of 515/515. Salu1day'sweatherhrmedonall4~nsexceptforsnmv,M shoot= stiu battled with winds to come in with . Atten- dance d shooters was in emass of 100 for both days, giving some very iceen competition, with Sunday having the perfect weather mnditionstootoducesomevervhiahsmres

The&campingdi;nthegroundatkactedshooters andfandiesfromQueenslana~ctoriaasweUasNewSouthWale9. Chds Young and her team of workers are to be congratuhted on a job well done in pmviding mralstoshwters and visitors, p d a h 1 y the mmplimentary tea on Satusday night.

~ a m t o b e f a u u i i n t h e N s w s h o o t ~ ~ n

NEWCB\S"TLE CLAY TARGET CLUB LOST THE BAmLE --

WON " T E WAR When elected to the committee in 1986 we took over a club with

no m o n e w and a letter fmm the Hunter M Water Board our - - - -.... ~ - - ~ -

landbrds'ofthirly yeam telling us that the lease on our club site was lo be terminated It's been a Long battle from then to the recent opaning of our new club and the battle field is strewn with greenies. bureaucrats, politidans, emironmental impact statements, anfhropo- logidshutiesandalltiersofgovemment.

Our hke* site was acquired by the State Government for a recreation area but as e v e knowishooting is not a legitimate mcreationSothegreenieswonthetiIstbattleandweweregiven noticstoquit.~thee)ectionofthepresentGovemtandthe ~dGmrgeKeeganourlocalhdependent,wemaMged to neootiate a -ve and were mven several extensions of time. A & - b g & and am@ing-hes from various bureauuach, o n l v t o h e v e t h e m t a L e n b a c L a f i u s a a a h r u e ~ v d U l e - ~ - ~ p = w;~si-te &=G.help of th,e hd Bmrd

at Maitlend Those negotiations took four years during which oui members continued support resulted in us accumulating $60,000 hahootingEeea

Despite several promises from various polikichs, governmental W a d ~ w e @ m ~ a n d R e ~ r e a t i ~ n g r a n t o r a y & funds to h a with our ralocation At our final general meeting at Memvehr 24 members. through a show of hands said they would help to build a new club with our limited funds and I am proud to savWall24hrmeduoforwcalcWdhhmicalNewcastleautsand &mminath our & l i t d v buiiithe new club &th their hands using materials we begged, bbrrowed and according to some suppliers pmcticdly stole. On many occasions members who had cam straight OE dog watch would have breakfast and still tun up to work at the club allday. Wlth our ageing membership it was always a talking point as to who had the "crwkest" back as we spent 20 weeks shovelling dirt, fendng 60 acres, welding, plusnbii.&ster- - . . . ing, painting, wi;ing and &ting. The bottom line is that with our $60,000 and five months of

vohtary work, we now have a pleasant club house with full ~es.threetraDk~0uts.2slreetlavoutsanddwtotheoenerosihr of one of-our nu?&& an &most 6 1 e t e d trench lav&t. We ark oresenUv neaotiatina the mmhse oimore ham and hone to be - - - - - = - ~ .=-. ~ ~ p - -~ ~ - ~ - =- --- r - ~- ~ - -

-si&uhted field shortly. On the weeliend of 21 and 22 March we are having the o5ci.d opening two day shoot with $7.500 worth of trophies induding a Baratta Shot Gun and $2000 worth of RMa Knives (see inside back cover).

Our club's wi as flash as sane, but we can miss more targets, tell more lies. and chi& more nun under the gum trees than most. More impootanty,wemthe~

AWTRALMN CLAY TARGEF NEWS - MARCH 1992

Dear Editor, At a recent two day open shd in NSW, with a field of 140 shooters,

I took the opportunity to conduct a petition M y petition was in relation to the mandatory use of 28 &loz

urhidcies to be introduced b y the ACTA Executive in January, 1893. Over &e two days I received 131 signatures from the slmoters on theground0 to the nm?da!ory,w of 28 gram loads, a fair indication I beliere to amend tlus e n , which has heen anived at b v the ACTA Executive on behalf of all shders who have not had the bption of at least to air their views on 28 gram loads.

I am a clav taroet Shmper of manv vems ermerience and I can not .-=- ~

accept this mandatory use decisiontkat has & e n adopted in anon- demwat ic way by the ACPA Executives. If this type of legislation is to be forthcoming in the future 1 can only suggest to the ACTA Executives that the& will be a drastic reduction in regktration of shwters in the coming years

How about giving the shades a voice on such a major topic Yours l%thwly,

John Farrell, 3 Peter Clme. Co5s Harbow NSW 2450

The decis ion o f th@ Ex&ve Committee t o introduced 28 gram loads was a deds ion la h p i n g with the authori ty of clause 23 of ns Statement of which clear agthor i ty ef the what are demoeratic decisions la re la t ion t o the lntrodnction o f new rules o f g o r amendments to existing rules. (Init* simalv thP d&om tO use 28 mam loads! is a r u l e - - .- -- ..- ., -. . -. . - -. -. . . - - - -

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ehauge m d l i ke some, many o r all ru les changes, no t neccssari iy accepted by all. There does appear however t o ba n o doubt that the decision has bnn general ly accepted for the hene5ts that the sport will ob ta in in this t i m e o f noise sod lead pollution not- dhg the bamnts o f laas rec01l etc.

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LOOK WHAT HAPPENED 10 YEARS BACK

by Geor e Biggs ACTA Historian an 3 former Mc~orian

State Coaching Direeor BrowshgthroughsomecoachingrepoltmatedaltheotherdayI

came aoass a m r t I had made out after anendina a three dav s ~ u n a r o n ~ o u ~ l ~ h a i r u n g f o r t ~ r s i n s e a , r ; d a r y s c h w G At thu hme our National Cmching System had k n operating less than a couple of years and many of our ACTA dubs were ofiering their dub W e s for teaching the students safe gun handhg and how to shoot the clay target. As you read this stow you will no doubt . bemme aware ofthe Q& o p d t y we had at that period in time to promote the spor t i f clay &gel SiwOting, but moit importantly the to hain young people to evenhrally hecome safe and reswmible firearm owners As evidence of this is the fad that a 10 ve& old uss sell ark was a m~il at this seminar in Tewrit in 1981.

are too numerous to list here,'bui are& other young shktters list2 inourhis torybwk~~ntobepubl ished What a meat dty it is that today we don't have the coachins and

tirearm trri;linsh&ies to the junior and newcomers to our-qxxt thatwehadafewyearsback

1981-82 Gun safety and shoo- ac(i.rri(ies for the junior and the novice. The year of 1981 in Violia will go down as a big step forward

atdavtametshootinsforbobh~randnoviceshmten. M&V h;ndreds o f - d schooIbov and schwloirl students -~ ~ - - - ~ ~~~~ , ~- ~~ ~~, ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ -~~~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~-

and bdy smut gmups have enjoyed the oppomnity that is available at VlctoMn Clay Target Clubs, to leam from accredited dub imbuctors how to go about using a shotgun in a safe, responsible manner and to leam something dthe technique involved in shwting mom targets The main aim at this level is not to try to produce anannyofexpertshot~andhunters-thisissomethingthat w i U b e a v a i l a b l e a t a ~ s t a q e i n t h e ~ ' s l a

E~W~I~OLI systems t h y are pkcing more e m p k on liie time sports A recent sunrey by the Worian Education D e m e n t revealed among other things that a total of 110 schcols have regular weekly or monthly shooting activity. It was also shownthat the safety

shown shmting activities to be a very safe sport - obviously due to verv &id sun safelv trainha ~medures that applv.

e t ~ u h ~ l u b in.west&'&tolia was -tiithe venue for a three day gun safety seminar for teshers. The 6mt one of it8 kind with edudiod department approval Thewminar,whichIwasinvitedtotalcepartinwasorganjaedby

Mr Lvn Biur RincinIe of the Rainbow Hiah SchooL A todal of 38 ~ t o g e t h e r ~ o v l s i d e ! y t + - issuesthatgowithschoolparhapahon 'he many in shooting adimhes and fireamrsdetvfminilw.

Mr Lyn B& ;elated the history of gun safety h&mdion in Via- schwls. He outlined r q h m e n t s for safety, a place in the cuniculum and what support was available. The role of commercial firms and the pari pkyed by industry in support of gun safety programs in schwls. Mr Neil Bavington explained the legal responsibilities teachers

haveregardingtheirptpilsandwhichmotbehandedontoanyone else. This means that d t a t i o n d teachers muld be the solution

Hiahliahth the three davs of this most fruithrl worirshoo was the

- .~ --.- ~ - - -~ ~~~- ~ ,~ ~ ~- - b y ~ y n ~ a r r a n d ~ b g ~ m c h e s e r ~ & ~ t y ~ t d ~ f i h a s indeed done a first clam job in putting this manual together.

1. Scout la&?rAlan Wamn 1st Chelm, watches Thomas A b b y w 15, 5th ChCIm gBttiRg instructlOn hwn Club Coach Jack Henwood.

2. Thm day gaminar for t e r n at Jeprit Gun Club in S q o t m b . Pic sfmm a firing line list.3nimg to Wm ndemenhrls

:gats and the safety lly it the shooter is usingen

auto shotgun.

The coaching division of the Victorian Cky Targat Assmiation is very much aware of the inaedng interest being shown by s c h o u ~ and schoolclirl studen& in clav tamet shootipa and sun

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also hvolved his Ls a weicome he& and the &ching d is delighted because we are geared to handle this situation in the beat possible way withhainedinshuctors at zoneanddubleveL Howeve& becaw of the increasing numbers of junior pupils some clubs are naturally concerned at the increasing cmts of providing this & which can become somewhat ofa burden to a small dub if they have to provide targets as welL

GenemUv, dubs involved with iunim hhu&m Dmvide their ground hdities such as traps, eleciric club &, etc free of charge. All coaching and inshucton work is provided free by members of the Victolian Coachino Coma who do this warlr on a ~- ~~- -- .~~~ voluntary basii. In most cases, pu6ils provide their own guns and ammunition Several of tha larger clubs. for example, Meho Mel- bourne, Wangatatt.% Warmamboo1 Lwve a weekly mhhg program where the anendancs is around 3 0 3 5 each week, SO weeks of the ye= At least 85% of Vlztorim gun dubs are adively engaged in a

youth firearms training program - it w d d be conservative to say that in excess of 8000 junior and novice ahoo(eIs would go Uuough thehaXngpropminthepastyear The VCTA is grateful for the yearly financiai he$ provided by the

vIct&Po]ioeDeparhnenttowardr.ourschwlbyfireannshaXng programVVithoutthisaiditwoaldmtbepassibleformanyclubs to provide their ground facilities and cLTg targets, phu d d s e g etc. at no cost to the junior student. Very few shooters would know d the extent to which cur two

~ c o m p a n i e s , M m e l y ~ e r K u s h a l i a P L a n d E I e y Ammunitio~ oMlhibute to car youth training p q y n Both oompanies spom schoolboy/girl champmuhip. The 1981

title was held at Melhoume Gun CU, and drew a crowd of 320 secondary~shldentsfromallpartsofthestate.%ophieswere forfirstandsecondinjuniorandseniorsactionandMewiseinthe girwdass

I would not h w the total cast to Wkhesler and Elev of sponsoring these youth haXng programs but I11 make a gueas'and s a y m a n y ~ o f d o l k r s f o r w h i c h I , a s S t a t e ~ D i r e c t o r am delighted and ihaddul So next time you may be tempted to buy a pacliet of M g n shells, think about it.

~ o c t ~ b e r l a s t M e U x l u m e G u n C U , p I a y i n g h o s t t ~ s e n i o r scout units from Bayside Poops who were inhodwd to safe gun handlingandtheariofshootingmovingtargets.

The boys (37 in all) were given a talk on firearms awareness and aafety,aLsofiLnsontrapandslreetshoothgwereshovmfohved b y p r a c t i c a l s h o o t h g ~ ~ e r s u p p l i e d 5 M ) d ~ andMelboumeGunCU,theckytargetsallatnocost

3. Lyn Barr, Principle of Rainbow High School takes a class of beginners through thek first shooting exercise aiter having graduated from the gun safety course.

RECORD SCIiOOL

Boy and School Girl ~nn& .clay Target Championship. Some 375 students from 57 schools, eachfired at twenty targets from 18 & to decide the winners for 1982. ~~ ~~~ ~~ -- - ~ - ~-~ ~~-~

@~mmencedat 10amandfinkhedby3prnthecompe- tition being single banel shooting only.

Nominatiow were up by 53 on last year No doubt enbies would have bean higher had Victoria not heen in the gdp of a were flue epidemic during the winter m t h s which kept bii numbers of - - &dents and t e & m away from schwL

Vlctolia has in excess of 115 secondarv schools statewide caatici- pating in a fir- training program M k y gun clubs pmvi& their facWes and coachina heb at no cost It is at this level where the students get their ink-hciion to Clay Target shoohng and firearms awareness. Numerous club persomu& teachers and club coaches came along vnth lheu school teams to help wUh the duties of refereeing. scomg etc. 357 studentsfnedat somethuq hke 8000day

the organising of the program Six of the Me4boume Gun Club's 9 haps were t into s e ~ c e and judging by the rapid inmease in numbers, &ake a guess and say that next year we muM expect to have to use 9 hap.

What a great thing it would be if eventually it could re& in all states joining in the tournament so that we have a National School Eav and School Girl Chanwionsbip each year with all states pkticipating.

~erAus&al iahassponsoredthe Ckmph&@ since its ~ ~ s e v d y e a r s a g a A h t o f o f n a r s t p b t o ~ y ~ RincipaldWangarattaHighSchoolwhohasorganisedtheCham pionship each year fromthe bqhdng. Lyn also wrote the Gun Safety M a n u a l f o r s e c o n d a r y s c h o o k r T h i s m a r m e l i s t h e m o s t ~ sive bmLlet 1 have seen on the svbjed of safe Wgun handling. V&chester Awtdia are to be m g a h h t e d on theix gesture of

" themstorpl int insand~thelMrmeL "%Z2$'~thestandardoflilmotingvmercellentlight down to junior bovs. . p~ ~~p -- e~~ =

clay targets was samething I really admired ccmkhkg that with few exceptions most boys and girls were not using w M we could t m t h e p m p e r l y ~ ~ w h i c h i s ~ d o u b t t h e m o s t h o u b l e s o m e detail with youngsters growing up.

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WOMEN IN COACHING

by M m y AIexaader National Director Coaching

There is a general concern in Australia and other western countries about the dearth of female coaches involved in sport Coaching is often a male domain especially at the elite Level of sport where even female teams gemrally seem to be guided by the men The females who do commit themselves to coaching appear to remain in the role for less time and subseauentlv have f&r&pirations for moving into

One of the masons for women having less involvement with . . adnunmation and coaching is that within spoating organisations the ~rooor!ion of women with wwer and intluence is much smaller than heinamber of women &dipants would wanant. A second reason WMlld annear to be those com!mhts awxkted with the exwcted - .~=-~ - ~- ~~

female role. For e m p l e , women are often reatrided to &based adivilies rhla to chld care and home resmnsjbilities and therefore --- .- ~ - - ' ~ - ~ ~~~~~~

have less opporhmity for recreational activities. simple t e r n , women often feel that they need to Leave coaching to spend more time with the family and fiends. Culhual and prevailing no- additionallv widen h s e in-es with males having greater ent i lheni to oppalmity and money for leisure activities

The above are possibly major reasons as to why women have not lab^ a more active role in coaching within our sport. Another reason found is the image of shotguns and theii use being perceived as a male olientated sport. These days the haniers are slowly being broken down, but that is due to the concept of our coaches and technology, by presenting a softer feel with regard to the m i l and noise associated with firearms.

We have now a few qualified female cmches at Level 1, even less at level 2, but it appssrs, hecause of such a small number of shwters presently in this particula~ area, our ladies seem reluctant to undertake the h w l e d a e of cmchino. We as shooters, have to ~~~~~ ~

attempt to coerce more f&tales, wheth& family, fiends or strangers into the sport by b d i n g their pssible idaid fears in relation to noise, recoil weight of firearms, and in particular the firearm itself.

If ure are able to successfullv achieve a bredkina down of these - . . - - ~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~

phobias and maternal respo&ilihes, then as time goes on, females will have greater representation alongside the males in the shooting and coaching fields. Thereby promoting and advertising this sport in a more open m e r

The ACT& through its coaching system is keen to pwsue this subject and invite wmment from those interested with emphasis on input from female members.

The frnt section of this article (with permission of Sports Coach) is from an adhess given to "Women in Sport" Canberra, November 1991 by Dr Mike Reynolds and Ms Leonie Otago.

SCRUBBY GREEK G.C, Scrubbv Creek Gun Club held their 7th annual two dav shoot last ,

oaobec Shooters travelled from north and south roasts, Brisbane. Chin-

chilla. RockhKnpton, Cairns, Condamine, Emerald Pastoral College and Longreach along with Local shooters from Tambo, Blackall and Charleviile. In all 55 shooters.

The main w m r s were National Mutt&, Powers, Goodyear and Elders.

Hiah Gun: Ross W~~ISOII of 'gexlev". lonsreack Inter/Gun: Col . - - ROW-of Dayboro.

On the 9th November Scrubby Creek held a Con-tal Shwt including the State N i t Mle. This was won by Bill Bryant from Suubby Creek Shodem alterded from Charlevilk, Tamho and BlacML

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OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Competitors Irom all States and Tenitories kavelled to Brisbane In the Junior Skeet section only two shooters competed, with forthe 1 9 9 2 N a t i o d ~ ~ ~ . A n i n t e r n a t i o d f l a ~ u ~ w a s Queensland's Andrew Larsen, a member of the 1991 World Cham- given to the Championship with the attendance of visiting shooters pionship Team, showing the benefit of his international competition from New Zealand United States of America and New Caledonh. with a k t day score of 69/75 - well on the way to a good score

When last held at B~isbane Gun Club in 1988 the Club presented over the 200~: their grounds in excellent condition, and again in 1992 the grounds were immaculate - a credit to Resident John Porter and his hard D m worldng club members. Rain, which was still the order of the day, complicated the day's

Weather conditions leading up to the Championships had by all shooting. aocountsheen@tedry,andwhiletherainsht-eduringpra&e The Skeet shooters: experienced the better of the conditions, and on the opening day were a nuisance so far as affecting shooting f-g their day's shooting before the deluge which caused the conditions they were in fact very welcome for Queensland. lbumament Director to abandon the day's shooting at around

The Championships were deckred open by National Resident. 5.",p&e hd bern joined at the top of the leaders: board by both Leighton Martin, with the AClA also represented by Management

be^ smith and NT adYe ~~~b~~ G ~ ~ ~ , ~~~l~ John Summers and Craig Meuleman - all on 146/ 190. David appointedNationalDirectorof Coaching, Munay Alexander; was &o CUMi"gham had improved his position to being next on 144/150, on the grounds in his cawh, as a of the WA state ~ r a ~ with h a r t Browning adding a 68 to his first round of 72 to finish the T w . day on 140/150.

Andrew ItarseR with a score of 136/150, was well ahead in the with Q u e e b d Resident, Mr Meadows, acting as Shoot Junior section, as was mon-~d~s wendY A ~ , whose

A Grade WT Judges Jim Kells OCCUp*g Of two round score of 119/150 gave her a 16 target lead at the 150T 'Ibumament Directo~ A Grade UPP Judge, David Men& '

Of mark from Wagga's Maree Rooke. the Jury and QCTA *Ws G h , mawsing the office with Ovling to the of the second day the match was theassistanceof BmeGunwSecretary,MichelleSiggs, allwas -le to be completed, with their positions at in readiness for seven days of competition in Olympic Trap and ISU 8,30 am on thew day, Skeet and Double Trap. Desiree Huddleston on 134/150 was well in the lead in the Ladies

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in overcast and drizzly conditions a total of 30 shooters had nominated for the Commonwealth LW Skeet Championship, with an additional 81 shwters nominatino for Olmn~ic Trav. - , .

Conditions were not easy, as those who took part will attest, and this no doubt contdbuted to the scores which were posted on day one.

Ln the l a p event possible rounds of 25 were few and far between. with only four being recorded on the day, two of which were from 1992 Olvm~ian, Michael Diamond

At thecompletion of the day's shooting Michael Diamond at 72/75 helda one target lead over fellow Barcelona Olympian, Russell Mark. Showing the benefit of his experiences at many International and National events, Jim Ellis was sharing second position with Russell Mark on11/75, with WctorBurgessfmm'hsmanianext with his score of 70/15.

Desiree Huddleston was shceting strongly in the Ladies Event where, with the benefit of her participation in the Ladies World Chamionshivs and her dedication to inmrove her scores. she conhn;es to ;how great improvement with iier shooting with better things yet to come, finishing the day with a score of 66/75 to lead the Ladies seclion by nine targets.

W~th six shooters contesting, the Junior section competition was keen, with eleven targets sepmIing k t and sixth position. Red- clitfe's Andrew Corn led the Juniom at the end of the first day's shooting, f m g on 65/78 - four targets ahead of WctoWs Matthew Howden and lbny Faranda, with Justin Bryant of %mania a further two targets away followed by V m n t Mollica of Vioria at 56/75 and Anthony Snooke of WA, 84/75.

In the Skeet event the experienced shooters were soon to the fore, with Ian Hale holding the top position with a solid 74/75. John Summers was continuing to show the benefts of his recent interna- tional competitions, holding sewnd pasition at 73/75 -two targets ahead of Craig Meuleman and Tdmanh State Coaching Directo~ Stuart Browning. Bob Dower (SA) was keeping the more experi- enced shooters honest, finishing the day on 71/75 - ahead of Paul Rvland 70/75. , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~~

h e e Rooke and Wendy Adams. both members of the Ladies Team at Perth, were rmding targets to be elusive, f ~ h i n g the day vnth scores of 51/15 and 57/75 respectively. AUSTWUAN CLAY TARGm NEWS - M&RCH 1992

section from Dianne Reeves of Normanton on 112/150. In the Junior section Tony Faranda. 127/150, held a comfortable Lead of 5 targets from Vmce Mollica with Anthonv Snooke fWAl and Matthew Howden (VE) both &o targets back on 120/1.%.

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Commonwealth Rap Championship -Left to Right: G. Newey, J. Maxwell, J. Porter.

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DAY THI(EE Wlth the final rounds of the second day completed all interest

centred on the 24 Semi-Final positions from which the Common- wealth title would emerge in both Pap and .%set.

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The finals @en$ which had supporter; for and against when ht in- c&ainQ appears to now be more than well accepted and generated a great deal of interest in both events.

First final shot was the Ecd ' ' , where Ian Hale heId a one

target lead over fellow --euleman and John Sununew with David Cwningham a furUler hvo targets hehind The hest round in

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the rwl c a w b m - ~ R y W s 24/25, however after dmpping a target and opening lhe comp%Ii6on up kn.Hale steadid with a Iinal round of 23/25 to win the 1991 Gmmonwealh n k spmmd by the Carindale Hotel Mel, with an overell m e of 216/225 - one ahead of Craig hiIeulemen who also shot a fmal score of 23/25. with lohn S!mumis one

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Michael~'~wel lwonrepltat icnfffshwtiUginf inalswes mrta in lypat to~fes tonWoocas ion .andhewoukdbe~ad with his smre of 19/25. Brisbane Gun Club Pmiident, John PDrtes and W&s Greu Newey both shot final rounds of 23/25, with Victor

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Bwgass fmm c - ~ G h club shoothg a a smre of 21/25 - two ahead of Robert Thompson from &bar Amidst all of t h k Illawarra'slohn MarwW 212/229. dominated the fwl with a dean 25/25 to win for

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him%lfths I991 c&llon-sreet Champiamshjp,sponsonedbythe Cadndae Hotel Motel, from Qwemlands Greg Newey with 212/225 (countbadr) and John PolMs a08/212.

I n t h e ~ s e c t i o n D e s i r r e ~ ~ s h o w i n g t h e ~ o f h e r recent q r i e n c e , was a mdorbbb winner on 115/200 fmm Dianne Reeves 148/200, with Wmburg's Christine Huggins thishiw in Ulinl positicnwithascoreof141/UM-~reetargetssheadofCr&sAlisan

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finished second, third and fourth mspectively in CbNlWnwedI!h ntle, were next wilh scores of 10/15. The ~upnse of the first day's shwting was Rwsell Mark who was finding the targets ehrpve. fhhhhg the day on 66/75 and lcuking for better resulk over the

sroupeb. within three-targets of each otlrer Andrew coo0 from Quensland lead the way on 66/75, dnsely falloared by MatLhew Howden's 65/15 and Victorian Gun Club's Vurent Mollica on 64/25. lbnyFamnda,winneroftheJuniorsshnofthefirstevent,was aivina the leaders a start after dav one fbkhha on 63/75 - two carg& ahead of Emnankis Justin ~syant, who viw keen to be able to shoot a smre for father Jcck Bryan, %man& State Handicappr, to chase. .

Desiree Huddleston was again leading the Ladies section on 62/15 andwaswallonherwaytoshm(thequalifying8a)EfmtheNadonal ~ S q u a d A l i s o n B l a s k e n o f ~ , ~ D i a ~ e R e e v e s of Normantan, Cueensland, and Christine Huggins of Buhry , WA,

her swre 6f 87775. Top shooting in the Common~~calth Skeet Final by F'aul Ryland who took out the A grade honours. DRY TWO

Canp63ionintheSkeet ' waskeenthmughtthe Wenibee Tony F& held his five tarset lead from the day, -ly from the John Sumnters led the lSOT mark, going on to win theJunioI d o n with a swre of 161/200 - one target ahead of Victorian Matthew Howden, whose last 50T ~ e ~ ' f i S a ~ ~ l & - ~ $ ~ ~ ~ - produced a score of 46/50.

Commonwealth Olympic lhp Champion 1991: John Maxwell WereE&L*Ezea&d yrA$=on 121/150, (NSW), Dlawara Gun Club 212/225. Event sponsor: Carindale Hotel with Andrew leading the Junicas on 133/150. Motel. With the second dav mleted Semi FinalLhs in order of 1992 NrnONrn -TRAP& were: Sponsored by: Olimpyc Targets & Scorplo -ridges DRY ONE

While the rain had disappeared ~nclitiom were hot and very humid, making Life a tit& littlecult forthose unaccustomed to the sticky CondM0~. Twentv-nine shooters had nominated for the 1992 National Skeet

litle. w h aave momise of an excWm moetition owina to the

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led the field with a well shot 13/15 -one target ahead oi Ian Hale. with David Cunningham in third place with a score of 71/75. Craig Meuleman, &er h& exodlmt showing in the first event, was on 70/15, giving away an early starl to the leaders.

Nkree Rmke was shovring irnpmvement on her slier shooting, lifting her score by eight targets to lead the hedies section on 59/15 from Wendy Adams who had dropped hack irom her iust day's score shmtino 54/75.

E & i i - ~ e e competitors nominiitad for tlw Naiional Olympic ltap Title. withtlw wellCrederrtial&.dJiiElljs from Canbena InternaW leading the iiekt with a well shot 74/75 - one target ahead of I n t h e 0 ~ c ~ ~ ~ a l l a y e s w e r e o n I l l a ~ ' s J o h n promising Victorian shooter Glen Hayden and Queendads Ray who shot a perfect 75/15 under di&& ccdithd to lead Cdhsm foUauPed by New Zealand's Brant Wood~il~d, 12/75.John the field at the lSOT mark one target ahead of Ray Collinsrm from Maxwell and Robert Thompson, 11/15. were next with Victorian Burdekin. Holding thhd position was Michaal oiemond, two targets han*Vel!a. Greci Newev, John Porter and Diamon4 who had ahead of Noorat's Glen Hayden with Greg Newey next on 140. - . - A- CLAY TARGET NEWS - MARCH 1992 P A G ~ 13

Wth the lWT now completed the scores of the top 24 shwters to make the 90T Semi Final were full of interest. Olympian, Russell Mark, was not enjoying the best of comptition, finishing in 22nd positionmthe24manSemiFinal

Desiree Huddleston was oontinuing to dominate m the Women's section. finishing the day on 134/150, giving her a nineteen target lead onher nearest opponent. In the WOI secthi Malthew Howden' held a two target lead of 127/190 over Vincent Mollica, with lbny Farmcia a furtlw two targets hack on 123/150.

NSW successful State Trap Team in the Shoulder to Shoulder Match.

Pictured M: E. HBmu frvm New CaWonia who came N n w up to Clive Barton (*hi) in A Gmda Natlml Skeet ChampbwhIp.

Llay three and the twl50T which produced an excellent result far bhn Ma-+ who added a W/50 to hjs 150T score to 'nish on

Victorian State Skeet Taam W e the honours in the Skeet Shoulder to Shouldar Match. PAGE 14

; ;;&- d.ieading-a rthe Six-~Fi&on 196/200, Finishing the day on 1B2/200 Michael Diamond joined John to be the only two inthecoin@itionto b d I h e 1W)mark&qd(hLdaRerane.(c~Uent competition was Victorian, Glen Hayden. who continued to show ~mmise and Queensland's Greg Newey who had shot well U u ~ ~ g h - but the shr days ofconp&~~~~

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Qdfiem for the Six Man Final were:

The final was again full of interest, with John Maxwell 218/225, although dropping three targets holding on to win anfortably by three targets from Michael Diamond, with Greg Newey, who appeared to have benefited greatly from his +ence at world class level, coming in third on 211/225.

Desiree Huddleston, with a score of 1801200 had completely dominated the Women's events throughout bdh . .

$S. with Matthew Howden, 172/200, cornfatably -Tw match ahead of Victorian Gun Club's V w t MoMollica 164/200.

National Olympic l k p Champion:JohManuall.IlkwaraGun Club 218/22S. Event sponsor: Olimpyc Tdqeta/Scmpio Carhidges.

The Skeet competition was proving to be the closest of the two National nUea with only four targets w t i n g &st and fourth The ShengthofISUSkeet inVictoliawasevidentwithfowVlCtoMlrsin the lead, headed by 1991 W ~ l d Cup winnes John SummanS 193/ 2W, one target in the lead from Ian Hale 192, with David Cunningham and Craig Meuleman next best on 189.

Finalists in the Skeet were:

Final placings National Olympic Trap Championship Left to Right: M. Diamond, J. Maxwell, G. Newey.

ExeeptionaIIy good shooting by M m e Huddleston, Ladies Commonweal:h, Mations1 & High Gun Champ.

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~inn- sl\boting a 24/25 Final fou an o v d scae d211/225 to win by two targets fmm lan Hale, with David ' w- overall on 219/230 after a shootolf with w= I, third @tion AmlrewlawM, llVa00pmducedtheMaaneinthe Junior section, with Marie Rooke's 183/a00 a dear winner in Lhe Womemsaction

N a t i o n a l I S U ~ C h a m p i a n : J o h n S u n r m e r s , ~ G u n C l u b 217/225. Event sponsor: Ohpyc Targets/Smrpo bhidga

l)cq, 6 Skmt High Gunners pictured With ACTA h'atl0n8l President Lalghton Martin.

National ISU Skest PI&ngs Left to Rlght bn Hale, John Summers, David Cunningham.

State Rams: Scores mwrded f@nn Lhe 6wl lSOT dthe National lltleproducedthewinneroftheStatelkamMstcberfa1~2In Olympic 'Eap a very skong NSW lkam headed by CoDmwnwePlth ~ G o k l M ~ J o h n M e r w e l l . a n d W o d d C b a m p i m ~ Medal l is t ,Michael~provgi too~aimdagtheTeams Match with a score of 424/480 from Vrtais 4@S/ltW).

A difierem result however in the Sree( Teams Match, rbere the VictoMnlbamoflanHale,LkvidCuMinghvnsrdWandy~ out-shot their intamtale opponeJds to win the e v d 394/190 burn 0u~nshnrl39?./&90 - - -. - .- - - - . . - -.

Double 'Trap on Sunday, being the mvmdh day d caapehhpl, . . amaded a field of 51, hchding sane d the Sk& rboo(as who wishedtotryouttheir~at~ltqa-csltainEgaotmea6y event to shoot. PAGE 16

Winchester rap Bob Dupuy congretulates Skeet High Gunner John Summers

At the compMon of the day's shooting a new National Champion hademergedwithRvssellUarkshwtingaverycreiitabla~of 183/200 to win Immlohn h¶axwell's 151/2W, with Gmeme Bkslien fmmQBssyGunCbrbm finishing third overall on 144/200. Best Junior was Matthew Howden 88/150, with Desiree Huddhh ag& the Womem winner rm 106/190.

N a t i o n a l D o Y h l e ~ c h m p i o n : n : ~ , ~ G u n C l u b 163/m. Rrent sponsor: olhpyc Targets/Soolplo Carhidges

HighGunwinnersfou 1952were:~JdhnSunrmers385/~2SS ~ G u n C h r h , a R e r a s h o o t & w i U l I a n H a l e a w 3 W a g g a ' s Maree~303/4OOintheWomemBectionHighGunspcasor: ~ D i v i s i o n - O b t h u & a l i a

I n O t r r m p i c ~ ~ ~ a U f r o m l l l a v r a r r a G u n C l u b , a f t e r ~ t w o o f t h e ~ N a t i a n a l M l e a ~ m t h e c o v e t e d H i g h G M A d w i t h a n Iwdkst~, Who dominated ,shotascsueof359/ 4cQtowin~w~~e~HighGunWuu\ingisonething,however towinwithasoore -weUdonel)esirea Y~~ . . sburstartfirdshed

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National Doubt@ T~irp Champion Russell Mar& and G m e Blaskett who took overall third.

Donor of the International Competitor Olympic Trap lbphy, Art Gwdman rjght makes the presentation of such to Brandt WoomVard from New Zealand. AUSFRRLIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - MARCH 1992

Siggs - M d e n t & SecMary of the Brishane Gun Club. Brishane Gun Club members for the presentation of the grounds, Geny Chimotti (Handicapper). R m s %@er (Photographer) plus the many others who while not mentioned by name 11wertheless played an importantroleinthesuccessofthechalnpioas~ We also thank our m m o r s fortheir swmrt: Winchester who are

always supporiive of he sport of Clay Get Shoothg, ~eigio Zu& of Olimpyc 'hrgets and Sco'pio Cartridges, who never fails to show his support to the ACTA National Championships. Mr Rank Shaw of the Chindale Hole1 Motel far smmoka the Cormweal th Wes. ~ . - -- - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - ~~ ~. ... . c.~--~-~ ~ ~ - - ~.~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ , also Fuller F i r e m for their support of the Juniors with the kuigi Frandri Perpetual 'Trophy, and not forgetting Barha and Peter Quire. d o n m of the trophies accompanying their Perpetual Ttophies to the National Hqh Gun winners - all of whose support is appreciated

Full r d t s : Conunonwdth Olympic Qap UXYIl OA 121. Mamrell NSW 182+25, OA 2nd G. Newey Qld 189+23, OA 3rd J. Porter Qld 185+23, Junim T. Faranda Vic 162, ladies D. Huddleston NSW 115, AA 1st M Diamond NSW 182+19, AA 2nd J. EUis NSW 182, A 1st V. Burgess Tas 186+21, A 2nd R Thompson NSW 183+19, B 1st G. Blaskett Tas 125, B 2ndI. Kennedy Qld 121, C 1st S. Stennstrup Qld

&tries: 81 including 4 &dies,h Juniors. Vid 15, NSW 18, SA 2, Tas 8,NT2,WA7,Qld22,NZl,USAl.AA10,A22,B30,C14. '&mnonwealthISU Skeet 20M! OA 1st L Hale V i 193+23, OA 2nd

C. Meuleman Vic 192+23, OA 3rd J. 5hmnem Vic 192+22, Junior (insufiident en-), Ladies W. Adams Vic 155. AA 1st D. Cun- ningham VIC 190+23, AA 2nd K M&aen Qld 126. A 1st P. Ryland Vic 184+24, A 2ndJ. Wilbforce NSW 185+21, B 1st C. Bertini WA 114. B 2nd L Pinner Tas 163. C tpade (insufficient enhies). &hies: 30 including 3 lidi&, 2 J ~ ~ ~ O I S . Vic 8, NSW 6; SA 1, Tas

3, NT 1, WA 4, Qld 5, New Caledonia 2, AA 6, A 14, B 6, C 4. NationalOlympic%apChampionship2COl!OA IstJ.Ma%wellNSW

218/225, OA 2nd M Jhmond NSW 215/225, OA 3rd G. Newey Qld 2 l i / z i ~ . junior M ~ o w d e n ~ i c i 7 2 / m , ~adies D. ~ u d d l e s t ~ n NSW 122/UX), AA 1st J. EUis NSW 186/200, A& 2nd F. Petriella NSW 183/200. A 1st G. Hayden V i 188/200, A 2nd R Collinson Qid 182/200.B 1st S Zadro NSW 178/200, B 2ndR Fufier NSW 111/200.

Enhies 83 including 4 ladies, 6 Juniors. Vic 16, NSW 20, SA 2, Tas 8.NT2.WA2.Qld26,NZl.USRl.AA9.A31,B32.C11. National ISU Skeet championship 2001! OA 1st J. Summers Vic

217/225, OA 2nd I. Hale Vic 215/225, OA 3rd D. Cunningham V i 219/230. Junior (indticiententlies),LadiesM.RookeNSW 163/UXI, AA 1st C. Mevleman Vic 218/230, AA 2nd K Madsea Qld 128/200, A 1st C. Barton NSW 210/225. A 2nd E. Hernu New Cafedonia 209/225, B 1st L Finner Tas 162/200, B 2nd I. Briggs Tas 163/200, C 1st C. Rolly New Caledonia 144/200, C 2nd 1. Ehrenreich Qld 140/200 . . . . - - . .

Entries Z9 including 3 Iadies, 2 Juniors. Vic 7, NSW 6, SA 1, TaF, 3, NT 1, WA 3, Qld 6, New Caledonia 2. AA 5, A 14, B 5, C 5.

Master Badges Olympic 'Rap: Gold - J. Maxwell 196, M. Diamond 192. Silver - G. Newer 188, G. Hayden 188, R. Collinson 182, B. Woodward 188, J. Ellis 186. Bronze - I. Porter 184, E Pelriella 182.

State Teams Shoulder 10 Shoulder Olympic Pap: 1st NSW 424/450 - J. Maxwell 146. M Diamond 144. R Thompson 134.2nd Victoda 405/450,3rd Queensknd 398/450.

State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder ISU Skeel: 1st Vioria 394/450 -I. Hale 146, D. Cunningham 143, W. Adam 105. 2nd Queensland 392/450,3rd Western Allstralia 386/450.

National Olympic Discipline High Guns: Olympic Pap - Open: J. M a n d l NSW 383/400; Junior: M. Hovrden Vic 338/400; ladies: D. Huddleston NSW 355/400. ISU Skeet - Open: J. Summers Vic 385+25/400+25; Iadies: M.RoskNSW303/400;Juni01~: Lnsuiiiclent enhies.

B 1st W. Reeves Qld 891150, B 2nd R. Canvood Tds 85/150, C l& A. Goodman USA 90/16(1. C 2nd M. Bateman Old 68/150. -~~

Entries 51 including 3 Ladies, 6Juniors. Vic 11. NSW 10, SA 0, TaF, 9, NT 1, WA 2, Qld 17, USA 1. AA 6. A 23, B 17, C 5.

Affiliated with the AC.TA P.O. Box 104 South Wagga Wagga 2650

25 PR City of Wagga Double Rise Ch OA Wmer Sash and Trophy. Trophies AA, A, B, & C Grades plus Ladies, Juniors and Mterans

2 Noms $15.00 Sweeps $3.00 Wgt City of Wagga Double Barrel Championship

0.4 Wmer Sash and Trophy. Trophies AA, A, B, & C Grades plus Ladies, Juniors and Mterans

3 Noms $la00 Sweeps B.00 5Otgt Wagga RSL Club Double Barrel Championship

Sponsored by: Wagga RSL Club Ltd Q4 Wmer Sash and Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd in each grade plus

8% Ladies. Juniors and Veterans

4 Noms blB00, S w ~ k . 0 0 50tgt Wagga Motels Association Point Score Championship

Sponsored by: Wagga Motels Association OA Wmner Sash and Trophy. Trophes 1st & 2nd in each grade plus Ladies, Juniors and Veterans

EVENT5 Noms $la00 Fullers F m Single Barrel Championship

Sponsored by Fullers F m Group a4 Wmer Sash and Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd in each grade plus

Ladies, Juniors and Veterans

6 Noms $10.00 25tgt Wagga Leagues Club Handicap

Sponsored by Wagga Leagues Club Ltd OA lst, 2nd & 3rd plus 1st each meterage group (11-14,15-17,18-22,234)

FU and BM plus Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Trophies. High Guns Reduced nominations for Lodie Junim and ktemns

Secret- Andy Sanders (069) 26 1042

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for their generous loan of office equipment for the National

Embroidered cloth badges in the same c ACTA badge as depicted on the front available through the National Office at

Enclose payment of $ for embroidered ACTA Badges.

ACTA, PO Box 557, lllt Waverley, Vic. 3149

Northern Terrltorg .................... 20 meenslad ........................... 20

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CLUB NEWS ECHUCA GUN CLUB

ResidentP.Dohson;

G GUN CLUB At AGM held 2/12/91 the following were W e d : Resident:

K Roas; Secretary: M. Fawcett; Tbamrec B. Russo; Ihdicapper: R Norton; Armourer T. Lloyd.

WOODS POWT GUN CLUB At AGM held 26/1/92 the following were elected: President

J.Wood:ViceResident:P.~Searetary:VickiMatthews,F% (03) 716 2898 BH: lbamer: J. Smtt (21 years). Please contact John or Vicki if you would Wre a shoot program

RSM GUN CLUB Resident: P. J e n m Secre ' M.V. Fox, 23 Oliver Skeet.

Bundam 2359. Phone ( 0 6 1 ) z 7123; Handicap: K Fulles J. Roberts: Club Coach: J. Kent; Club Delegate: J. Kent.

GUN CLUB

G GUN CLUB At AGM the following were W e d : Resident: M. Hatch (099)

25 1016; V m Resident: G. Kelly (099) 21 2979; Sec/?teasurer: R Mosel(099) 21 3498: %him D. Hilsz: Vtce Ca~him P. Stuart:

TRADE PRACTICES ACT The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the prov;sions in the Act which apply to aavertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements whch are oublisnea in this maoazinn cnrnnlu ,~~ ~ -~ =- - in all respects w~ththe Act and the responsibil~ty musttherefir; be on the person, company or advertsng agency submitting the advertisement for pub1:cation. The A.C.TA. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement without statina the reason.

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m r a s ~ l 9 - l d n - V a y M ( 8 ) . 2 5 T 4 s e l : letRl4aaqea2/25,2ndD.BrsM, C. mwrs 20/a m B8e(: 1 C. mvas W/2S,Znd R nueKBada R LeSmnge 18/25. IOTDU l.1D.~10/10.ZndAC~TBmnrCHe-8/10.BOTQubWc8p' 1st C. H a m 73/78. M D . Brpm 68/78. M A GmE 60155.

D l l P S W N l - W I - ~ & ~ . lOTPSKSelrmd811M.BOTSBAP.Gmvs S218S: 8: R Lwgleiah UIW C: R W e & 33/80. 30T DB: A: P. C m e 81/81; 8: D. C d k I 3 0 / 3 % C: CMmmle 28/30. ZOT W w : Let R girrl24124. and 8, Sawas 23/24, M M ~ 2 2 l W .

P'ueI;miulry Notice - DARWIN GUN

CLUB INC ANNUAL SHOOT

22-25 JULY

CQLUmBSIOWEPS51-92-RneFMnryM(l8I 1OTDBDBISmLMg.LRanchr. ].~P.BalLRBonsnno10/10.2STDBoB15mL~,LFRnshqP.W25/252ST DBoBKcq.LCany2512S: L R e n m r W.fl&hg24/25.4 PRDD: 1.11 W , D . W I % ZndLRanchr.P.Bell;MP.KU!&D.KU!&

CaMCHaLll5-1-92 - Rne. - (6). 25T DB Ism: A P. lone3 24/25. G. Watson Wl25.J.Flbrnn22/25:8:P.~I.Slone25/25.AM4C.DshM/25.ZSTW~ap: let P. Dougall28131. 2nd I. SMe 28131.3rd C. @ah 25127.25TSB 19m A: I. F a b h

WWBOROUGH WID BITS, QLD

Bundy shooters being very active over the holiday break withJohn Slrauqhair off to Gladstone on Boxing Day and took off C @e 1OOl . . DB e k t .

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T h e f i r s t 2 d a y s h o o t f o r t h e y e a r b e i n g t h e ~ C o a s t ~ Shwt with K P a l m getting into the 2ST Sweep Stabs, F. Au&i 2 n d i n B g r a d e S O T C k s i c C h a n p i o n s h i p y d N ~ urell tmk off 3rd m 19-21 metre -. AA made 29T SB

Gympie 19 Jan' Ken NIills has been waiting for a hig one to put hisnametoandtookofithe 1WtargethandicapGoodshootingKen

Maryhomugh 1s Jan: Thanks visitors Y v m and Brien Goddard iust anivino in Gvnmie to live from Svdnev. lbnv l h s e h u k of ,-. - - ,~~~.~~- ~- - - ~~-

~ r i s h a n e a n d ~ e d a n d s o n ~ i t c h e l l ~ ~ & o & ~ ~ y m p i a a n d Bundy shooters who made the numben to have a good shoot.

lbp shooters for the day being G. Burlison taldng events 2 and AGHG. F. Augius events 2 and 3 and BGHG with J. Smughair events 2 and 4 CGHG

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GEMFlELDS 19-1~-m(10).29TDBWcap: 1.1N.Pan124125,MRCxa 23/25, 3rd G. Cmu. L Cmsr P128.2ST DB Ism: A: J. Rul C. Crau Z 4 W : 8: J. geah 24W: C: R Cmo.. N. Paul aW2s. 2ST DE PTS A: S Sen- 11/18: 8: I. k i l h 88/18: C L b 51/78. 25768 Ism: A: C. Cmsr 23/€38:].gadh21/2% CMB.ilel18/25.

GLENDEN 19.1-92 - Rne. M (13). IOT DB W G q lhmnen W z R Maue)r 18/18, c. ~ a b b I Z I I ~ C. ~nsle. & G. %md 13/14. ST ~ % . p ~llhlvld w: C. Wabb 29/25. C. gunrl K B.M. D. CorsPan. L Mlchehme WlaS. 2ST 68 18m: M Ahem 24125, K w 20/25. 30T Mixed M I s m L w 48/80, C. WaM 15/80. 10 PR D l F h 1Sm R Meaneg 18/20. C. Haglea 18/20.

GYMPl£ 19-1-92 - Rm (IS). lDOT DB Kc8p' I s K K6m 821100, Znd G. hme 87llU2 3rdC.FortarBB/lO2.beep 1.125: I.1LBaamo24.Equa12nd&3rdGGF0N v.npnkW.s-Znd29: I ~ K h Q l k 2 4 . ~ Z n d 6 3 r d G . H D m r o R C . L k m 23.SvseepnM25: letKhW1923.2ndB.Goddard23.3rdC.Hanirona2.~4UI 25:1.1KhW19W.ZndC.Forter22.3rdRCoddnrd.lD.CardnerC.hurs.WSolberg 21.DmaEverd 2OTDB 16m l a V.npman20120.ZndG. Forter 18/20,3rdEUSolberg

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R E M I N D E R N O T I C E 7th, 8th March

1 Saturday 7th Commencing 11 am Event I : 25T DB 15m Graded Sweeps ' Event 2: 25T DB Championship

Event 3: 25T SB Championship BBO Tea E- Cakutta

Sunday 8th Commencing 9 am Event 4: 25T Points Championship

Event 5: 50T DB 15m Calcutta Event Event 6: 25T DB Handicap \

W a d Outdoo~s C Sports Display Pres~dent. T Robinson 34 3013 Seaetary K Miller 34 1265 Captain M R Barton 97 1173 Club phone 30 4175

I FULL PROGRAMME FEBRUARY ISSUE I AWlRAUAN CLAY TARGFP NEWS - MARCH 1982

Saturday 14th March 1 pm EVENT 1 : $5.00 10T DB 15m Cash Divide EVENT 2: $12.00 25T DB 15m Trophies 1st. 2nd ABC Sponsored by Keith & Nancy Williams

EVENT 3: $15.00 30T Medley Cash Divide 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T Cont 60% Noms back to shooters

EVENT 4: $12.00 Patrons Trophy 25T SB 15m Trophies I st, 2nd ABC

N I G H T S H O O T EVENT 5: $5.00 10T DB 15m Cash Divide EVENT 6: $15.00 President's Trophy - Ladies Bracelet 15 Pr DR 15m Trophies OA 1 st, 2nd ABC

TOTAL $64.00 Sunday 15th March 9 am

EVENT 7: $12.00 Gilroy Motors 25T Pts 15m Trophies 1 st, 2nd ABC

EVENT 8: $20.00 40T Medley 15m 20T DB, 20T Cont $500 divided ABC

EVENT 9: $12.00 25T Cont 15m Trophies 1 st, 2nd ABC

TOTAL $44.00 BOTH DAYS TOTAL $108.00

HlGH GUN - INTERMEDIATE HlGH GUN Accommodation: Camping facilities on grounds.

Juandah Hotel Motel Phone: (076) 27 4155 Secretary: Rod Woodrow (076) 27 4300

, PRWI+W FOR MARCH 1992 P m c l i o e ~ s a l u n h v l p m t 0 5 p n ~ U I Z & & r l l ~ ~ ~ & s 4

W d m ~ W ~ 7 ~ p m N k W T r s p Event1:20TDouMeBarrel1smS+eep Nom J7aO Event2:20TDoobleBslreliSmminta Nom FIaO

T m p h i a o M C Nom SG00

Tuesday 10th 7.90 pm NWat Pnaciice & Coachhg

1% 9.00 am Skeet & Ban Tmp last nominations far tint went Skeet and Ball Trap 930 am sharp Evpntl:Sheet2STHandieapSweeps Nom $3.00 Event2:SkeetUJTG1aded'Ruphy ' NomS16.00 Eveat 3: Skeet 2SC Graded Sweeps Nom taOO hant 1: Ball Trap 2m Swep Nom $3.00 ~ e n t 2 : ~ a ~ l ~ r a p ~ r - Nom $3.00

llm 90 COMMENCE Dn hW1:20TDBEOSweeps1Sm Nom $7.00 Event2:Marrh~GmnEvent30TDBlSm Wres ta annual high gun. TmW AA,A,B,C N m 09.00 EventS:20TDBBandieap'Rophiesl@ Nom $7.00

I REDCLIFFE CITY CLAU TARGET CLUB

Duftield Rosd, Clontarf

PROGRAMME Sunday 8th March, 1992 Start 9.30 am

N h c e Ewmr 20 Targets SB can only be mm once Nom $5.00 to cmnmence at 9.00 am sharp qpm to mi8 shooters

Event 1: 50T DB 15m Grd Trophies $12 I Event 2: 25T SB 15m Grd Trophies $8 1 ) Event 3: 50T PTS 15m Grd Trophies $12 )

Event 4: 25T DB H'cap 1,2,3 s8 1 Total Open: $40.00

Veterans, Ladies and Juniors: $24.00 GRADED HIGH GUNS

VETERANS, LADIES, JUNIORS (3 or more) ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD ll-15m

President: W. Chain Secretary: E. Chiuom Phone 284 1109 Phone 266 6718 SPECIAL NOTICE: A 2 Day Shoot to be held on

Sat 11th April and Sun 12th April 1992 Pmeramme to be advertised A ~ r i l Shooters News

M A R C H P R O G R A M SUNDAY 1st 9.30 am SSkeet

I Event 1 25T Doubles Cash Event 2 50T Handlcap Trophles $13.00 Event 3 50T Graded Meat Trdv Troohles $1300 "I SUNDAY 8th 10.00 am WEDNFSDN 18th 7.30 pm Night Trap Event 1 25T DB Grd Sweeps $8.00 Event 2 25T DB Points Badge Event $8.00 ~ m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 1 s t 1 2 ~ o o n h e n c h ~ ~ w e e p s SUNDAY29th9.30amT~q-1 Event 1 10T DB 15m FD $4.00

I To be shot off Half Case Caruldges to outrlgh t winner Swnsored bvTom Meadows I

Event 2 25T DB hints Gge Event $8.00 GradedAGGB,C Meat trays each grade

Event 3 25T SB 15m Trophies $8.00 Graded m , c

Event 4 10 PR DIlUse Graded W , C Meat trays each grade $7.00

Event 5 50T DB 15m Tro~hies Graded AAAB,C, $13.00 ~ r e e draw for a m a t hay forb shwrer not wimlngon ihe day.

S h t e r must b e p ~ s e n l at the draw tocdlecL Pramlrr a& fmm 1030am W h d a y to Mday. &eel pracdce

fmm9~Salu1dayaodTrappraedcefmm 1 pmSahuday.

S a t u m y ~ ~ b r u a r y z 9 - S t a n 4 p m : 1 : T h e ~ q l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o l v e r ~ ' ~ 2%, z:urrosoni~m5m3:2~r~~nyjmc~: 1:251osm11eapwpher Saturday March 28 -Start 3 pm: 1: 251 DBTolver Cph W 2: 251 hi hap Ci? 3:23SBDn15mCi? 4 : J . b J . M C a r O B ~ C ' ~ 2 5 1 1 5 m ; X23DBPlS H'w W G ~ P K ~ S Saturday April 25 -Start 2 pm: 1: 251 DB O n Ism Ci? 2: The Stop 9ap 08 c~ Ic ' *~sT I~~ : 3 : 2 ~ ~ ~ m s o n ~ % a p p ~ p e ~:.(:DBTWCD. Saturday may 23 -Start 4 pm L Sunday May 24 - Start 8.30 am ANNUAL SHOOT. 1: (DAW 251 08 O n 15m Ci? 2: (W Wpdwn 08 N&M Cs(ip2315m: 3:~WDBPlScmtNighIC'~25TlSm; C(DAY)251DBPlS on 15m Ci? 5: Nag, W SB C'* 2 3 Ism: 6: Asprul's mS H'wp C W 257 Sunday Juna 28 - Sbrt 10 am. 1: 251 08 O n lh CD: 2: Nammlm Trsdrs SB C'@25115m: 3 : m w ~ a p c ~ : ~ : ~ K D B D ~ H % ~ ~ w P ~ 5:25108ToxerCO. Sunday July 26 -Start 10 am. 1: W3.s PIS C'W O n 257 15m: 2: 2 3 08 mS O L H ' c a p y m p ~ 3:fflMPROlLl5mCO; 4:25TWTqCO: 5:25108mS Towa CO.

Saturday August 1 - Slart 1 pm h Sunday August 2 - Start 9 am: 2WT Bal TW LhnhW'6

Sunday August 23 -Start 10 m 1: 25T 08 o n m CD; 2: 251 00 on wcq, w m 3:251BalTapCi? 625108TmwCD; $:J.W.WmdbmDlFaeTaer C'*Z5PR

Saturday August 29 - Stsrt 1 pm h Sunday August 30 - Start 9 m 2WTMTrqEinlhm-s

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AUWRXGW CLAY TARGET NEWS - NIRRCH 1002

METROPOLITAN G L N TARGET

CLUB INC MARCH PROGRAM

SUNDAY 1st 12.30 pm Start Event 1: 15T PTS EO CD $8 Event 2: 25T DB 1st ABC $9 0s $5 Event 3: 25T Ball Trap 1st ABC $9 os $2 Event 4: 25T DB 123

A-18 B-16 C-14 $9 0s $2 Event 5: 25T Skeet 1st ABC $9 0s $2 Event 6: 15T PTS Tower 123 $8 0s $2

STATE D/RISE TOWER ' SUNDAY 8th 11.00 am Start

Event 1: 5 PR D/Rise Tower Comp Div $7 Event 2: State Double Rise Tower 15 Pair

Sponsored by The State Bank OA Sash & 500 Shells 2nd 250 Shells, 3rd 100 Shells Shells supplied by Norm Quick of QBA Enterprises $12 0s $5

Event 3: 25T DB 1st ABC $9 0s $2 Event 4: 25T Skeet 1st ABC $9 0s $2 Event 5 10 PR Auto & Driven

1st ABC $8 0s $2

SUNDAY 15th 11.00 am Start Event 1: SOT Metro Sporting AA ABC

OA 200 Shells 1st other 3 grades 100 Shells 2nd ea grade 10 kg Shot $17

Event 2: 25T Sporting (time permitting) $9

SATURDAY 21st & SUNDAY 22nd DUCK OPENING WEEKEND

Practice Skeet DTL Tower 12-5 pm SUNDAY 29th 12.30 pm Start

SAME PROGRAM AS 1st MARCH Practice: Sat 12.30-5 pm Skeet, Tower, DTL. Sunday 12.30-5pm Skeet and Limited DTL

Tuesday 12 noon-5pm Skeet, DTL. President: Bert Lobley 467 5935

Secretary: Peter McVicar 465 2164

PO. Box- 335, Ballarnt Vic 3390

SAT AY 7th CW 10.00 am "100 Pair Double Rise on*

(instruction by top DIR shooters before event)

OA SASH & TROPHY 1st AA, A, B, C RIBBON & TROPHY

Shot in groups of 25 Pair - 5 Pair per lane

Sponsored by Ossie Hayek & farmty $1 os ea 25 Pair op $5 60,30,10

SUNDAY 15th CH 12 noon

Event 1: 10T PTS EO CD $6

Event 2: 50T DB C'ship OA Sash + 40%, 1 st 1413C Ribbon + 20%

$12 os $1 ea25

Event 3: 50T SB C'ship OA Sash + 25%, 1st ABC 15%, 2nd ABC lo%, OA High Gun Sash

$12 os $1 ea 25

Event 1: 10T PTS EO CD 16m $6

Event 2: 15T R.F. Scott Novice DB C'ship Sash 1,2,3 Trophies $8

Event 3: 15T Scorpio 100 DB C'ship OA Sash & case Shot Shells 1 st ABC Ribbon & 100 Shot Shells 2nd ABC 500 Scorpio Wads $10

Event 4: 15T SB C'ship $8

M A R C H SXIWRDKY 7th

EWW 1: 10T Points Cash Divide %.00 m2m~ingle~arrel~raded~'ship~~~ $9.00 EVENT 3: 25T Double Barrel Gladed Cship ABC $9.00 m4: 25TPointsGmdedC"shipABC $9.00 EVENT5 IOOTSkeetGradedC'shipABC $21.00

MONDKY 9th AUSTRAIJ[A DAY- MOOMBA D M I2 Noon Start m 1 : 25TMombaFbintsGradedC'shipABC

Junior $10.00 hW#T 2 5(YT Moomta Double Barrel Graded C'ship

AA ABC $16.00 OA winner will take his gmded Sash & Canteen Cutlely. 3 grade winners Gas Stove Trophy 2nd

m3: 25TMoombas i iBa r r e lG~C ' sh ip ABC $9.00

I m 4: IOOT Moomba Skeet Graded C'ship AA ABC $25.00

SXIWRDAY 14th 12 Noon Start PRE DUCK OPENING SPECIAL NOVELTY DM

SPORTING DUCK SHOOTERS AND ALL SHOOTERS DONT MISS THIS!

3Ewntsof~GradedABCLadv&JuniarNom$9each event Junior red& noms

FumlRDAY 21st DUCK OPENING Ground open plartice I2 Noon

SATURDAY 28th PRE NATIONAL SHOOT 12 Noon Start

I EVENT 1: 25T Points G d C'shio ABC Junior $9.00 1 m 2 m i 0 c a ~ t a ' ~ ~ r a d e h c ' s h i p ~ e r p e t u a l

Silwr Cup $17.00 wy d w WM) OA kABC k b Junior. Lady OAWlnm kptual S i h Cup at MCC) plus Smh, 2 only gold pkted

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I lrtAAABC:Sihp!atedCandleStids7M"dw~pah md AA ABC: S i b dated Candle Stidrsdue $150 oair Junw, Lady & k&n Sther plated Candle %&!&e $Dl 200, Alltrooh~eshavehpndoMtedbyMana\tl:&mmatewwmemu I

1st Sash &Trophy, Trophy 2nd & 3rd $25.00

AM. M. M. C14 in the lOOT

ALERWJAN CLAY T A R G E l ' m - MARCH 1992

S ~ d y ist - lpn Start NomsforEventlclose145pm

nm\JT 1: lot@ Points EO CD EVENT 2 25tgt DB Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 ea grade Badge Overall EVENT 3: 25tgt SB Championship Graded A, B, C 1st & 2nd ea grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 4: 25tgt DB Cont Championship Graded A, B, C 1st & 2nd ea grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 5: 25tgt Skeet CD $3.00

Monday 9th - Labour Day $2850 TROPHY VALUE 10 am Start

Noms for went 1 close 10.45 am EVENT 1: lot@ W i t s EO CD EVENT 2 25tgt Labour Day DB Championship Graded OA, AA, A, B, C 1 br.2 ea grade, 1st Lady, Jun OA - Sash + Remote Control Television $450 1st ea grade - Food Processor $125 2nd ea grade - Kambmk Urn $65 $20.00 EVENT 3: 25tgt Labour Day MS Championship Graded 04 A, B, C 1 & 2 ea grade, 1st Lady, Jun OA - Sash t Compact Disc Player $240 1st ea grade - Sony Walkman $70 2ndeagrade-UeftricKnjfe $40 $14.00 EVENT 4: 25tst Mixed M e t m ~ e - AA-19, A-17, B-15, C-13 1st - Simpson Cloths Dryer $340 2nd - Sharp Carousel Mianwave Oven $220 3rd - Jackaroo LP Gas Stove $90 4th - Kambrook Hot Plate $70 5th - Goldair Crepe Maker $50 $18.00

HIGH GUN S ~ H & TROPHY OVER PROGRAM (Austral 7 x 35 Bin-)

5 TRAPS IN OPERATION

Saturday 14th - lpm Start Noms for Event 1 close 145 pm

EVENT 1: lOtgt Points EO CD $4.50 EVENT 2: 25tgt DB Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 ea grade Badge overall $3.00 EVENT 3: 25tgt SB Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 ea grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 4: 25tgt Ball Trap championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 ea grade Badge overall 28 gmn loads only $8.00 EVENT 5: 25tgt Skeet Cash Divide W.00 T i e permitting RenG (052) 63 2286 Sec G ~052)rUOOU

AUSEUWW CLRY W E T NEWS - MARCH 1982

Geelong Clay Target club I ~ C

Friday April 17 10.30 am SWH

Noms for Event 1 close 11.45am sharp EVENT 1: $5.00 101 Points Eye Opener CD WENT 2: $1 8.00 UV $12.00 25T Double Barrel Championship Graded ABC OA Sash & Microwave Oven $300 1st ea grade Sunbeam i5y PanlSteamer $140 2nd ea gmde Kambrook Urn $85 3rd ea grade Breville Milkshake Maker $50

EVENT 3: $18.00 ~ ~ $ 1 2 . 0 0 25T Handicap (DB tiom ACTA marks) OA Sash & Friaidaire Bar Fridae $359 " 2nd ATD ~ o r d h Telephone 3rd B&D Sizzler 4th B&D Coffee Maker $69 Badc Markers (20-22) (23-25) Waffle Maker $59

WENT 4: $14.00 WV $9.00 25T Double Barrel of 16m Graded ABC QA Sash & Teac Portoble CD Ployer $299 I ea gmde Akai Twin Cassette Radio $125 2nd w gmde Kambrook Cordless K& $59

High Gun over prwram Points to coum

Sash & Case oF WNCHESTER AA Cam'dges

Catvreen Facilities available President: G. Mahoney

Secretary: J. Cleary

W m M m 22-U-91 - Fine (20). IcT PIS C'ship: A Jam- L mill. A John. divldad30/30.2cTDBC'slup:OARFe~31/31;A:R~30/31;5:AJo~31/32: C: G. Bmm 18/20 25T hl&y Evenl: OA S Deckex; 11-14 G. Bmwn 31/35. R Fenie 30135. C. Hewi2 25/35, S. F9hy 24/35: 15-11 C. Ellion 25/35. J. Hmper 26/35. A Ed& 2Z125: 18-21 K N m 31/38. B. l h p e ~ 30135. R lhu 23/35: 22-29AJ-n 31/35. M FIMWin30,35. Alohm 28135. KSl!eaxei 25/35.

C ' W : OA & A: K. 5- 47150,Znd D. 46150-6: A Cob (Jm) 32NO.2nd 1. Nmpu 31/40; C: 1. WaMcn 29/40, and K )i(imi 31/50. OR High gun: S HsbemgR

FOSTER 11-1-92 - CmL mild (28). l b PS 1Sm CD: R B m , B. St0L;er.J. Chapple. L W M all 30130.15T SB 15m: lat R Bums 16/16, and L light 22/23,3rd B. Wallins 21123.20T Cant: (XI: R 24/21; A: B. Chnpm 20121; 8: R Bwar 23/24: C: T. nUyphy 21/21. 10 Pair DR: lei! B. St- 18/20,2nd M Crippa 22/30, 3rd T. Muphy 2 1 / 3 0 . ~ e d b y B~SouUdovmShld~HighGun:RSLolres60/65.Drmated bgD&DChspmanlambShmt:B.*.LSldnner.M.cripp.

F U A N B m N - A I I S T M L L W 51-82 - , W y (60). 2ST PIS Ifophy: A:.]. BlacLley 12/15; 0: R W U m 5016% C: V. SmarreUI 66187.25T SB Trophy: &I. Ynrnger 37/@ B : R ~ ~ 9 2 / 2 5 ; C : L W l 5 / 2 3 . 2 5 T D B ~ y : A : ~ B e I l a m y 2 9 / a S : 8 : P P ~ ~ a4128: C: A F?&c 22/aS.7STS*ee( mphy: A: D. Duuunghem 74/75; B: 5. Sandemon 67/75; C: R sa4,ietro 61116.1ST 'Rerrh Trophy: A: I. Yarngu 64/15; B: M 86/79;C:M.G@Nnljs54/75.2cT~?bwar:A:D.~h51/60:8:G.~n 51/60; C: L Wsfdmn 93/60. P. Hays.

FRWBTUN-A- 12142 -Fine (55). 40T PIS: A: 1. DavrLina 1171120:

FUWEXON-A- 261-52 - Fine (75). 40T PIS: A G. Wallis 119/120; 8: N. -mkh 116/120: C. I. Iuir 1131120. 4OT DB: nn: D. Cumhghuo 50151: A: R C O W 38/40. B & OA' R V m 91/31: C: T. UMns 40144. 19 PR D/Doublar: l a

NUMURK CLAY TARGET CLUB

Sunday March 22 12.00 noon Start We will be shooting if duck opening falls this weekend

Event I : 20t DB Championship ABC

Event 2: 20T PS Championship ABC *

Event 3: 20t Cont PS Championship ABC

Event 4: 10 PR DR CD

HIGH G U N EVENTS 1,2,3,4 BBQ LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS

AVAILABLE Trevor Hicks (Sec) Tony Maskell A. Cole BH (058) 62 1166 AH (058) 62 2224 (058) 64 6442 AH (058) 62 2106

COOK GUN CLUB

Sunday 15bk, "1 -30 am First event close I pm

15T Catalina Club Tower Pts 123 25T DB Grd 1 & 2 ea grade

25T Rs CD Point Cook shoots every Friday

night stal-ting at 6.30 pm First event close 8 pm

Enquiries Phil Pegg (03) 369 6042

PAGE 26 AUSlllllLIAN CLAY TARGFX NEWS - MARCH 1882

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THE PREMIER NIGHT SHOOTING CLUB OF AUSTRALIA

Event 1 15 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide

Event 2 15 Target Graded Points Championship OA Sash & 25%, 1st ABC 15% 2nd ABC 10%

Event 3 15 Target Graded Single Barrel Championship OA Sash & 25%, 1st ABC 15% 2nd ABC 10%

WEDNESDAY 11th - 6.30pm

Event 1 10 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide

Event 2 5 Pair Double Rise Cash Divide

Event 3 20 Pair Deauville Doubles (select partner) 1st & 2nd (Sash for OA)

Event 1 15 Target Point Score Cash Divide

Event 2 15 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide

Event 3 15 Target Continental Cash Divide

Event 1 15 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide

Event 2 15 Target Double Barrel Championship 1, 2, 3

Event 3 15 Target Graded Points Score Championship OA Sash & 25% 1st ABC, 2nd ABC

Mrs M w m McKenna Ph: 749 2796

Home: 318 3151 27 Baggoii Drive,

A m CLAY TARGLT NEWS - K&RCH 1992 PAGE 27

FRIDAY EVENING 27TH MARCN 6PM Novelty cash events shot before dark

EVENT 1: 25T 'Flat Rock' Night DB C'ship

. .. EOPLTOUN 41-92 - W m & vnndy (26). 5T DB M. T. hbh D. hbh R

-, M Ihp,iu P. CLvk. R Black. D. Pschard 9/5.20T Sodhem I.(lller DB CBhrp: D & OR C. f u k 2 0 M . M T. Mutu, l9/W A R Black 18.20.7nd D mvcl 22/25; C: 8. fuher 15120. Znd R PuUer 14120. LO PR DR: Lat D. mvcl 11/20. Znd P. Han 18/20. lo PP. DD: 2s W. Upton P. Han 24/24; 2nd N. %p. D m x 23/24. 20T Cdih IF-: I ~ D . ~schard20/20.T. Martul. P. Harf C.Bubary. G.Fdker 17/20.

EORsEdbl 11-1-92 - b & (a). 2ST Conr DB: A: A SmlUL R l o r g c ~ a ~ D. navel, R Papsi 25/25: 8: G. E@ea 29/29. T. foRer D. Adwd 24/25: C: VI. I. Surdcn 6. B. Robuoq E &mberlog 22/25 101 IFmp $1- 1. W & R P a p s i I O / l O . l ~ N ~ D B a 3 G . ~ l e * D . ~ E ~ k y . D . n \ M L R R p l . R as*. w ~agle. B. ~ o p a 10110. m N& \ ~ m t 7.- f r i m C*:A & OR D. Rerel72/7&MRuvJvr71/l6;8:TF~ffi/76.G.~62/75:C:B.RobuuM87/75: E Emkedey 65179. Orex Sidir W. Muvl W175. C. Bvddc 60179. ~-Fina~&rum(3)).1mDBEO.P.CLvi;S.Holl~ell.I.K~,ASmah

~ . h * ~ R F u n s T . ~ T . F E . l s r L & M n d . J . G a M t h D . ~ y c L B . P a p a i R B l s c + s Newccmbe. R lbmell M &ngna I. Wrq all IO/10.25T A u s d h v DB CBhrp: ~&on:D.mucl1W/133.MRBIac);122/1W:8:J.Cl~~54/55.Zr3D.P~3032: C: 8. M m 23125.M B. Raha. 27/31. M e s : P. Clark 2512% Wan: T. %ter 23/25:

mildurn Gun CLubs 1992 EASTER SHOOT

APRIL I7-APRIL 20

Major Event: CAR SHOOT with supporting program Full details April CTSN

Sumlay 15th March Event 1: 10T Points Eye Opener

Event 2: 50T Pre Nationals Double Earrel Championship OA & grades

Event 3: 25 Pair Pre Nationals Double Rise Championship OA & grades

JACKPOT ON EVENTS 1,2 & 3 Practice from 11.30 am. Air conditioned clubhouse.

w. G. ~ ~ u . r i %//as: on: R 38/38. m ~f-: 11-1s T. w wal: 18-18D. Bichrd 29/30; 10-21 A snah35/35: &25J. Gmith 18/20.

. . V E ZS1BP - W m & mild (32). aSP DB G:d C W OA k A J.bUg

1w14.3, M C ke4xw 142/lU, 8: K DIB(t 39/60, D. Warm 40.41; C: P. hkQdh anas.EGmm27/aaasl.slGrdC.~OA&AD.RoMnron27l27,2ndO.Ctrmar 26/27: 5: L mma 34/38. 2nd P. 33/35: C: P. hkQdh 24/25,2nd W. F W V p al/a 1STE'cw 111 G. ClllslE. 25/29,,M Lkhs9a 25/26,3adD. Rob$ran 18/20 BMAOCawd llllRHkhGun: D.Roburson96/6S.

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AUSII(ALULN CLAY TARGET NE?W - hfARCH 1992

SUNDAY MARCH 8 12 Noon Sltarl

Event 1: 50T Pre National Point Score C'ship Graded AA, A. 6, C, I st & 2nd

Event 2: 50T Pre National Double Barrel C'ship Graded AA, A, 6, C, 1 st 6 2nd

Event 3: 25T Pre National Double Rise C'ship Graded AA, A. 6. C. I st & 2nd

Practice and Cash Divides available time permitting

Ron Traill - President (0541 84 1356 Kevin Dobson - Secretary (OW 83 7552

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Deniliquin Clay Target Club Inc -

Racecourse Resenre , Deniliquin Sunday March 1 5 11.30am start

PRE MTIO S SHOOT

1: lot PS EO EVENT 2: 5Gt PS Championship 04 2 grades, 3 seconds

EVENT 3: 20t DB Championship OA, 2 grades, 3 seconds

Time permitting: 20 PR D/Rise CD HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1 , 2 & 3

The committee reserves the right to alter the program President: Mick Fragiacorno

(B) (058) 81 3922, (AH) (058) 81 4135 1 Secretarv: Jan Lance PO Box 115. Deniliauin NSW 2710 ! AuSRALUW CLAY TARGEP NE?NS - MARCH 1992

GUN CLUB INC Saturday Mamh 114 11 pmb

EVEN 1: 10T PS EO EVENT 2: 20T

Broken River hints Gpshhip A B C

EVENT 3: 20T Broken River DB C'skip

A B C EVENT 4: 20T

AJ Plum PA. Tovver Mint G'ship A B C

Tony Plum (057) 62 1674 I

SHEPPARTON 6 W V TARGET CLUB lNG

SUNDAY 1st MARCH 12.30 pm start LUNCH AVAILABLE

Ladies, Juniors (U18) & Vets (Over 55) reduced noms Sponsored by COCA COLA

Event 1: 10t DB EO CD Nom $5 Event 2: 20t Grd Coca Cola DB C'ship. Sash plus I st & 2nd prizes each grade.

Reduced Nom $7 Norn $9 O/S OASI Event 3: 20t Grouped Coca Cola Handicap 11-15.16-19.20-25 1st & 2nd prizes each group.

Reduced Nom $7 Norn $9 O/S OASI Event 4: 20t Metred Coca Cola PS C'ship Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade

Reduced Nom $7 Norn $9 O/S OASI

SUNDAY 5th APRIL Event 1 : 10t DB EO CD Nom $5 Event 2: 20t Grd DB C'ship Red Nom $7 Norn $9 Event 3: 20t Grd DB C'ship Red Norn $7 Nom $9 Event 4: 20t Grd Cont C'ship Red Norn $7 Nom $9

Pres: Steve Threlfall AH (058) 21 3679 or (058) 21 6572 at Shepparton Outdoor Sports

! Sec: Alan Sims 10581 21 2908 Grounds: River Rd. Kialla. I

TARGET CLU13 & MRUOWIJl%W 5-1-92 - C d & siwwen (13). 16T mS EO CD: 1st 8. Iabley

43/45. 2nd E. Iabley 42/4$.3rd T. Space 41/45. SOT Ball Rap: A: B. tabley 38/50; s: J. Toma 33/9(1: C: G. Salvatore 31/50. SOTDB: A: T. S ~ M E ~ 48/90; B: I. Toma 44ISO: C: K Asmar 41/50.25T Skeet K Rtem 23/25. 1% lbwer P1S: lsl B. Iabley 57/57, 2ndT. Spence 55/57.3nl E. Lobley 54/51. mOWIJl%W 12-1-92 -Fine (34). 25T DB: A: E Iabley 49/49; B: A Coare

33/33; C:E~2l /2S.2STCM(:A:BBIaMBI,34I35:B:J.Toma23/2S:C:PP~tD 9nm4

MORWELL 21-12-91 - Sunny (59) 10T H'ap Gmrp Me(: A: 5. Webb. 2nd G. P e m r r l a . 3 r d L C \ u D s ; B : L L * g h l , 2 n d D . ~ , 3 r d T . C a ~ ~ : C : D . ~ 2 n d I. Lbvrs. 3rd A Walkemhaw. 10T DB: A: L 2nd K IenniKEI 3rd W. Carman 4th .&. Ma&4 i B. Chapmul: B: D. Kandall. 2nd ~..Perry, jrd L &ht, 4th T. ~mdlanQ 41hG.Hine: C: K ~ y , 2 n d B . ~ 3 r d G . F i e l l g , 4UIJ. Rant. 5thj.Dads. IG'CFTS A:I.W2ndLCw68.3rdG.~4~W.Carme~iLHine:B:T~a 2ndS.Alle~3rdB.peml,4thSMcEwan:C:G.fieley.2ndSRurisell,3rdJ.Kant.4th K O!depi 5th B. -R 1ST Rqlraanve 1 to 5 aR: lat J. Holland% 2ndJ. AWd. 3rd T. WmdluKI. 4UI S McE- 9th G. Hi-. Daily Wh Gun: L Cwlh. Yearly High Gun: B. Webb.

POm W O K 1C-1-92 - CmL W y (30). IOT FTS CD: 0 H a p k 8. B m D. l e r d L Chamber!& R Vmy dl 30/30. WC SB O: K Howden 20120. F. Cuartem. M Zamoemrv 19120.WC DB CD: C. Ritchard T. B r o m D. l e d 201U)

POINTCOOK 11-1-91 -m& W Y ~ ~ Y (24). IUI corn m o: A MW. A a M m 30/30; G. Ritchard. M. %par& 28/30. 20T COW DB CD: K Howdon 20120: A Howdm 0. Hayet A DeMun 25130.20T Con1 PTS CD: T lamvy C. Klchvd 51/60 0. Hayek 55/60.

combine for 2 great days of shooting!

Saturday 7th Commenchg 12 Midday

""BENDIGO'S DAY" EVENT 1: SOT DOUBLE B L

ONSHIP rican Style Noms $12

EVENT 2: 50 PAIR DOUBLE RISE

Noms $20 EVENT 3: 25T NORTW EAST ZONE

TOWER Noms $10

EVENT 4: 2ST SKEET C ONSHIP Noms $23

"COPPER'S DAY" Victoria Police State Championships

conducted in 2 MOI~S: Police & Visitors Commencing 9.00 am

EVENT 1: 25T SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Noms $8 EVENT 2: 2ST POINT SCORE (XAMPIONSHIP Noms $8 EVENT 3: 25T SINGLE L CHAMPIONSHIP Noms $8 EVENT 4: SOT DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP (including Police Team Match) Noms $12 HIGH GUN & SASH/TROPHY IN BOTH SECTIONS sash&priZgf0Sthpositionineagrade&weryevent.

Enquiries: Len Igoe (054) 41 7222 Colin Anderson (054) 40 2510

VENETO 8c ABRUZZO

GUN CLUBS Sunday 15th March, 1992

12 noon Start to be held at

e Gun Club Victoria Road, Lilydale

I Event 1: 10T EO PTS CD Grd $6.00

Event 2: 30T Medley 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PTS 1st & 2nd ABC $12.00" Event 3: 40T ~ o u b l e Barrel 1st & 2nd ABC $16.00"

Event 4: 50T Skeet 1st & 2nd ABC $15.00"

* Reduced noms for ladies, juniors Q ~ a n s Nom for 1st h t close 1.00 @n

This shoot is generously s p d by: ALWNDER & PATERSON

60 Dawson Street, Brunswick Phone: 380 6199

IMPORTER & DISTRIBUTOR OF FINE WINES & sPlRrrs

Special thanks to the company's directors, Mario Ciarnpa & Carlo Travaglin

I The support of the following organisalions is greatly appreciated: e T. 8 C. Motors Ply Ltd, 118 Dundas St, Thornbury Ph: 484 251! 0 Nillumbik cellars-Pl Ltd, 379 Belmore Rd. 0alGn

Ph: 857 8320 8 11 lhute St Diamond Creek Ph: 438 1249 a Concorde Liquor Ply Ltd, 70 Railway Rd. Blackburn

Ph: 894 2555 w Hilton Busmess Agency, 1 st Floor, 70 Doncaster Rd,

Mobos Constructions Ply Ltd, 6 Swanston S t Preston Ph. 480 5100 Lygon Dr~ving School (U. Melchiorre prop.) Ph: 350 1604 N. 8 D. Concrete 8 Drainage. Concreting 8 Drainage Contractors Ph: 380 2296 or (018 387 128

AUSfRRLtAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - W 1992

Rossiters Road, Camm Downs Phone7821626

SUNDAY 1 s t MARCH Event 1 30T Points Cash ea grade ABC $10 Event 2 50T DB C'ship AA ABC Event 3 lOPR Double Rise Trophy ABC $7 Event 4 lOOT Skeet C'ship AA ABC Event 5 75T Trench Trophy ABC

SUNDAY 8th MARCH Event 1 20T EO CD Event 2 Lord Birdwood Cup 50T DB C'ship

Tv $400 AA ABC Event 3 75T Skeet C'ship AA ABC Event 4 25T Tower Points Trophy ABC $8 Event 5 75T Trench C'ship ABC

SUNDAY 15th MARCH &Duck Opening Shoot Duck loads each grade Event 1 25T Points C'ship ABC Event 2 25T SB Cship ABC Event 3 25T DB C'ship ABC Event 4 25T Continental Cship ABC Event 5 lOOT Skeet C'ship ABC Event 6 75T Trench C'ship ABC

SUNDAY 22nd MARCH Event 1 40T Points Cash ea grade ABC $14 Event 2 40T DB C'ship ABC Event 3 75T Skeet C'ship ABC Event 4 50T Trench Trophy ABC

SUNDAY 29th MARCH Event 1 30T Points Trophy ABC Event 2 50T DB C'ship AA ABC Event 3 15 PR Deauville Doubles 1st & 2nd $8 Event 4 100T Skeet C'ship AA ABC Event 5 lOOT Trench C'ship ABC

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PLEASE NOTE DTL SAiTURDAY MARCH 21 CANCELLED DUE TO DUCK SEASON OPENING

SundayMarth29-Skeet IZNconSta~t,jlrniarDn I.3Opn os $2 Red $12 Full $20

75T Skeet C'ship 1st G 2nd ABC G Best Junior os $2 Red $6 Full $9

25T Skeet Handicap 1st. 2nd. 3rd LADIES. VETERANS &JUNIORS REDUCED NOMS

S~B((SPOEQL 1~1.92 - ~ m d (26). 1 m FTS EO: J. mw, N. - ao /a am PTS Cahip: OR: W. Calaby 74/78: A: J. Elk4 73/78: B: T. Ha& 13/19: C: B. bye8 ~ ~ / ~ S . Z S T S B C ~ ~ ~ ~ : Q ~ : N . W B M ~ ~ S / ~ B ; A : W . C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ / ~ / U : B : G . ~ U / ~ B ; C:S landrbcrough2SPDBCddp:OA:G.Msrt88 /88;A:A~8( /88;B:G. MenheMet 40141: C: S Iandshorarrlk 37/39. 20 Rir Chb D W N. P u m d . Kicg 107/10Z l! =S. Hanat 108/10Z W. CsLby/G. h k k 108/108. M High CM: w. c&by WIOS.

&/4& High Gunover~liogram: A P w i q 113/11S.

W a a R N ~ ~ L 1-1-92 - Fine (30). SB C.hrp: A: 8. Jennhrga 20lZ0, 8cd N. W- 19/M: 8: I. Hamr 18/20. Znd C.- 20123; C: R Whmnora 1 W M 2nd E. Wpho 17/23. DB C.0: A: 8. 1Mnuxls 38/38. and I. MWh, 3 W W 8:j WMwme 3 0 / 3 1 . M C . l e M l n g p 2 9 / 3 1 : C : l . ~ 2 8 1 2 8 . a n d R ~ M 1 2 5 . WnaRWluwooL 11.1.92 - RM, (SO). DB C*: A: G. -=/a.

M C . W e r 3 1 / 3 3 : D : G . l ~ 3 2 / 3 3 . 8 c d M R . M u l h a 7 / a S : C : B ~ 23/25. and L D e d y 22/26 ZOT PIS: A S HeRor 99160.8: I. HVrY 88/50: 0 1 M c a b q h 9/60 25Tlbmr: A: A Kinma 24/28, Znd N. PDtanat 21/23; 8 : ) t h b Was. and G.*nnbp 24/26: C: L h n s k q 2L/ZS.J. hkCullaghM128.

tXmTEAGGl4-1-92 - W y . d (22). G e q e WUm EVT Papsbul: OIL & h 8. W b b 86/03, K Cms 53/80: B: T. Camon 54160.1 PI- 93/80: C: J. BaW. M C l u k m,M) CdmShoM'W &)s

D Roacahvn 8/10.

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TARGET CLUB INC Pre- National

SUNDAY MARCH 8 1. 10T PS EO CD

2. 50T DB Grd C'ship OA & 1st & 2nd ABC

3. 50T PS Grd C'ship oA & 1st & 2nd ABC

OA HIGH GUN $160 AMlFM POIIFABLE RADIO

APRIL 12 1. 10T PTS EO CD

2. 25T Mixed Grd C'ship 3. 20T Grouped H'cap

Soahem peninsula Monthk Guide

CEWERUS GUN CLUB Meiwoy 194 H2 kc. Chns Corrol(03) 775 7926

SPJ. 7TH MARCH 12.00 noon start 50T Double Banel, 50T Points Score

MAWlNGToN ClAV TARGeC CLUD (INQ Melwoy 146 A1 1 Sec Jeff Lowndes (059) 75 4412

SAT. 14TH MARCH 12.30 p.m. start 10T h CD, Medley 20T DB, 20T SB, 20T Ph APRIL SHOOT HIGH GUN 2 2 MAUKR RIFLE

CIAV CLUD (INC) Melwoy 200 K2 Sec Rod Scorn (059) &5 8445

SN. 21 ST MARCH 12.30 pm. start 10TDB CD, 10T Walk Up 123, 40 Pair Deowille

Doubles 20m (selected pormers) NO SHOOT IF DUCK OPENING

AvsrrwaAN CLAY TARGW NF%& - MARCH lsS2

LABOUR DAY WEEKEND

Monday 9th Day & Night Shoot Gommena 12 Noon

P R O G R A M : Event 1: 1WEO Ewnt2:20TCorctDBGrdCshipABC O A & G r a d e S a s h , i s t & 2 n d ~ e a A A W m e h e s t e r ~ Event 3: 20T Grow Handicap U-16,16-2l, 22-25 1st & 2nd prize ea AA Wmch- Gatridges Event4:20TSBGniCshipABC OA & Grade Sash, 1st & 2nd prim ea AA Wlnchar Cartridges

N I G H T E V E N T : -5: lWE0

40T State ' M e Mixed Tgt Grd Cship ABC OA & Grade Sash, 1st & 2nd prim ea AA Wmch- Event 6: 20T Po'm Grd Cship ABC OA & Grade Sash, 1st & 2nd pmeE ea AA Wmch&r Cartridges

HIGH GUN OVER EVENIS 2.3.4.5.6

GLENVALE GUN CLUB INC

Reg Walker Senior Memorial Shoot

C A L C U T T A Sunday March 29, 1992 loam Start EVENT 1: Nom $10.00

ST POINTS EYE OPENER

EVENT 2: Nom $35.00 15T HANDICAP MEMORIAL

CALCUTTA All possibles split calcutta

Plus 25% ls t , 15% 2nd, 10% 3rd Calcutta drawn 11 .OOam

Secretary: Mary Walker (057) 96 2460

I Aeandra Gun Club 1 1st

fOT DB EO 54.00 ZOT M/E Zom Wlk Up C'ship $10.00

ZOT Club C'ship 58.00 Swann Rd. Alexwdra On the bank of the Coubum R m

BW3BBOfmltbes-afternoontea Res Jack W l m w 10571 72 I050 SPT ~ J P WIT 10571 74 71R

51-92 -Warm with s h (a). EGT AMivewq 9Bel C'ahip: 0 A 6 A: L Char& 138/133.2nd E Staphmm 1321133; B: R MscL. 40 2nd W. F i e k 48. C: 8. w h t 4 4 , ~ F. Grey 42. am DB ~ e s r year cm : i: w. 38/38: and R Dower 36/32 A: I. Finnir 29. and L Din& 34/99: C: L hla+ 22. 2nd M Hvrtablea0.ZSTPRWeD/RC'ahip:~LL47,2ndL~t(3:B:RDom 41. 2nd W. msher 41/60: C: L hlagvnM 35, 2nd D. M q g e r 33. Beni Renmam vha W h Gun L Din& 1201185. BMi Rmmm WlneJ Ill@ Gun M 2 Wya: L KnigN m2,m -- -. ,,,

BORDEBmWN 1-1-82 - CoaL hsad rind (32). 10TDB: G. hubddge, P. CRne, K W ~ , B . W ~ , S N ~ . B B c a U e , G . ~ , S B a ( h u n a l O / l O . W D B ) A ~ &Burchel lC'ahip:OA&A:R~48/50.2ndRRemLlg92/341:B:I .Col~47/91. MK~46/81:C:T.W35/50.2ndL~Wl50.~WooLIhsdh~ Cahip: :&A: G. W h t 33/35.2ndR &miq 32/39: 8: I. Cohvill24125. Zndj. K i 23/29: C: T. Mmk 16/25. and L Greab~ 14/85. O m the WpJurim B. Marsden; Lady: s. wdbw weran: T. b k HQh Gun: G. neightaa/85.

AUSTRRIdAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - MAdCH 1992

m. WEST s12-91 - Flm & w m (11). 25T Skh.1: 1st K. E a r n 24. Znd T. H e a d 23. 3rd A \V& 21. 25T Ball Tmp: I n A W m d s 25, Znd 9. P c b b 22.3rd I. lnneo 21. Em DB 1st T. H c a d 49. Znd I. IM33 49,31d tL BUon 47.

FAR WEST 12-1-92 - FN, (6). 25T SLeel: 1st A N o m 25. 2nd T Hevd 23. 3rd i Wood. 22.50TKcap DB: l a T. H e a d 46. ZndG Bwnelt. K BukonIS. 3 r d A No- .,.! 2 5 ~ ~ 5 la~.hloun122.2ndANorman21.srdT. W m d s 17.

B I O N ~ 15-1391 - Hm (32). 1W D3 GD: A: i O.CcnneU, I. Iohmsm. D. l!,h+ L ?shlxn. T. Mcm. ?. 1.Ww B: G. W a c 4 J. ReeNmod 5. 'Iaeopdcs. f. Bdeiley: C: 1 Rice. D. HaurcU P. Cnbb. 25T Seal: A: G. IAkhdl34136. ? ~ciulach 23/36; 8: L Wluboit 24/25. P. O'ConncU 23/25; C: 1 Fah 30123. F. Giey : 3 /33hwnTem:ARolu l j chC . WcMeilD.Humphay.C. hti=hell.F. Eejloy.D. bdb i '9IICO. 30T DB 1 0 . Hzul Team -1: A: I. John 29/30, A Rchrkrh 96/60; 8: F S d , y ?0/30.1 He" 2 8 1 3 C: P. Cnbb 25/20. F. Grey 21/30. DrawnTeun: T. Robe- I i?,"~ich. P ihmdle. 1. phmmn. C. W c M d I33IlM. ibgh Gun: I. Iahmw? 33/3(: !.I. r. Cnbb 39/40. Champ:molChvnpiom 1891: J.JJhwcn R g h C u n G n d a 1991: ... ?. O'CINIOU 1193; 8: M V d ~ n 1081: C.1. WGD 1076

10?1E910 19-1-82 - HM (19). 25T DB CD: A P. Hcndy 25/25. C. 1 & W 24/29. n Pab1:sn 23125; 8: 1. Bretrg 24/25, R IW 24/23. R Cnbb 22/25: C: M Hem 22/29. ''. Pobfns 21125.1 esx 21/25 25T SB GD: A: K. &other 23/25. A R o w 23/25. ~.!11;hc~2:/25;8:J.Breng23/23.MW1~21/25.K Mon21125 ; C:].Rico24/25. ?. cnbb ~ o . 3 . H O ~ a1/25. 5 0 ~ ~5 cship: OR: A ~o lu l j ch 1471150; A: A ~ahrlach LC7/19. G. MxheU 1421150: 8: R Hill 111119. K Luton 1391150: C : I Ihsl l37/150. ! :.Hein 1361150 R g h C u n T. Pohrlach lP3/2W.

PO Box 557, Mt Waverley, Nc. 3149

note my Change of Addms

Cancellation of shoot and change of p q p m m e 1992

ALE GUN CLUB INC M a r c h P r o g r a m m e

8-3-92 Starting ll.00 am DTL practice 10.30 am

Event 1: EXgt PS Comp CD Event 2: h g t 'King of the Lakes' Skeet C'ship Trophies 1 & 2 ABC. Kindly donated by K Bunzacott

Event 3: 25Tgt Alexandra Club DB C'ship Trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C if 3 or more shooten Trophies kindly donated by CU OA Medal kindly donated by M.P. &ducts

Event 4: 25Tgt Braknock Hotel PS Cship Trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C if 3 or more shooters Kindly donated by Tricia & Keny Moore

DD Own hlnets - Time I k d t i n g Staling Silver OA High Gun DTL Jackpot

Complimentary BBQ Tea APRIL SUNDAY E & MAY SUNDAY 10 - m ALL SHOOTERS PLEASE NOTE SHOOT CANCELLED

AZlSlWLLVLN CLAY TARCET NEWS - MARCH 1992

OmN HILL GUN INC

ATTENTION SHOOTERS KEEP THIS WEEKEND FREE

Saturday 9th & Sunday lOLh May Broken Ha Gun C h b Ime

2 Day Wst Dcaufin9 Cha-ionshk

make sure you can attend. Excellent tropEm, targets &

hospitdty assured FULL PROGRAM ADVEKllSED nU APRa MAG

I For any information contact: I Secretarv President Mce President

David ~ u G h y Ross Walsh Evan Srephenson I Home 080 "76 Home 080 87 65U Home OY18162E I Work 080 87 2729

SOUTH ALISTMLIAN GUN CLUB

Sponsored by

S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

75T OFF 15 METRES Sunday 29th March, 1992

10.30 am Start Event I: 2OT Waterloo Double Barrel ABC I & 2 Cash Divide Event 2: 20T VVaterloo Single Barrel ABC I & 2 Cash Divide Event 3: 75T Singapore Airlines Champion of Champions Sash OA & ea grade

OVERALL HIGH GUN President: Dave Renney (08) 258 4624 AH Secretarv: Colin iohns 1081 784 7747 AH

C H A R I T Y S H O O T for the

This shoot will be held on March 15 commencino at l l a m and will be held at the Port Aug~Sla Gun Club wholhave very

kindjy donated their grounds for this shoot. Lunch;tea and rafrestiments will be available.

Any enqu~ries to: WaNet Spackman, CI- RFDS 4 Vincent St, Port Auousra SA. Phone 10861 42 5555.

BOMBlllJl It-1-92 - Hot (36). l m DB Kup: Di& H K e d y . 0. Be- L C3mpbe&ZSUMTSUMTsi~R8m~S WhClvbDophy Z k m m e ~ e l l G l a n E d e n W Team Shm: I n D. *nib M C. Fagden. 3rd C Beht Z M DB Kwp: Bombala 'lBlm. L C m p W 0. Bo- D. Bade"% H Rennody. R Bco- Jm: I. 10 Paii D k : A: P. E m 8: D. gidswiu: C: Z kvnnorsll Hgh Gun: K K d y .

CilNBERRB tNrERNhTIONIUI 18 & 19-1.92 - Tm 6 20T A u r W Day Mym@c Trap C'ahip. OR. M Dyuncnd 192.24. 2nd E. RhleUa 189+25. 3rd G. Rable I m + u : AA I. Olu 1771200, M E. Balogh 1481200: A: D. Hddh?son 203/225. C. HaydanU)2/223:8: S. Z a h 1811223.2ndD.Jordon 1891225: C: E.Zadm 1561200.M I. 1- 185/229. 2077 A u s m h h y W Sheet C'a: OR. 8. Pmaner IBl+W: R M Dd lEOI2W: 8: W. Rbun. 134/200: C: R W- 142/200 Avaollu h y Adwuement Aaards: C. Hayden. D. Hvddleslon G. Kabk. E. P & k 8 Rosrpr

CANLI5mA tNrERNhTIONILL 25 & 26-1-92 - F m 6 hd. 15T PS CD' L kddes, S.~~I.Rh~G.Roota*E.~.l.ELLs.RWmQMHeight.C.hWlr8.~0~ D . k n e r . C . Kabk,PSlmM43/45.%3TDB I5m~OA:l.W.Srmlh 169/169;AA.J Elarfey

will be, holding the,

STRTC BALL TRAP

NSW STATE POINT SCORE CONT.

cI-IAR/g[nImsI3cIn Saturday 7th March, 1992 1 pm Start

13km south of Ganrnain

ArmacuJAN CLKY TARGET NEWS - hAdCH 1992 PAGE 35

GOITS 41.97. (1W +). 25T DB 1Bm m R Madr 2 W S B ; AR: G. Ramnaxf 2241% M L Cmtis 2CQlZOk aM1201: A: C . 188/l87, hd P. llm161. 149/180; B: B. Lawhb BO/Bl. Znd L Brs((on 41/48: C. A CWW W M , M N. Rodgera 35/36. aST 91 1m @A G. Fsdmod 3713% AR: A MBan 36 /34 ,hd Cvrtir31/3tA:D.Hmi.33/33,ZndR~W33:B:LSlw)r58/35,MSCadnn 30131: C: R k y h 33/26. M D. WaUm B/%.WS Ds lW a: 1. Xed We3 AR: KS(erem8(/~andl.~78/l8:R.B~83I61.andTT~BO/61:B:A~ ' 06/67 M l! Wla 31/38; C S lEabgaMa 2412S.Znd D. wll(cn aa/= aSr DB 1Sm: @A J . ' b s y 11/71; RR: R- 1 6 f l 7 . M L Cmtis 69/70: A: P. Bg/lO, and G. Hanirar 83/84: 8: P. Yautg 58/39, and R .Igsodsm 31/38: C: D. Wdkm %la& and P. - 241%.

March '92 Program Wed Mar 4 2.00 pm Ractice -Trap & Skeet

6.30 pm Nigtrt Shwt -Trophy Sat Mar 7 12.30 pm D.T.L. 1W Targets

251 SB Badge S7.00 25TPS CD $7.00 50T DB C'ship Trophy $20.00

W M a r l l 2.00pm P m W - T r a p & % @ 6.30 pm Mi@! Shard - Mixed Events WITrophy

Sat Mar 14 10.00 am Clay Shwt - Graded AA, 4 B, C FuW Nom $32.00 LadNeVJun S24.00 + $6.00 Trapper

Wed Mar 18 2.00 pm W e e -Trap & Skeet 6.30 pm NipM Shoot - Trophy

Sat Mar 21 10.00 am Skwl - 1W Targets SOTCash Divide $16.00 5OT Cash Divide S16.00 Overall Traphy AA, A, B, C

Wad Mar 25 2.W pm Practice -Trap & Skeet 6.30 pin Nigbt Shwt - Ron McCattde HIC Trophy 25T

April '92 Program Wad April 1 2.00 pm Pmtke -Trap &Skeet

6.30 pm N i i Shwt - Trwhy Sat April 4 12 30 pm 1M)T Olympic k h

AA, A, B, C Badges $32.00 + S.00 T r w r Wed April 8 2.00 pm Praetica -Trap & Skeet

6.30 pm NipM S b t -Trophy Sat April 11 12 noon Practice 2 Trap & Skeet Wad Mil 15 200 pm Practice - Trap &Skeet

6.30 pm NipMShwt-Trophy Sai April 18 12.30 pm Skeet 1W Targets

5OT Cash D i e $16.00 SOT Cash D i e $16.00 Over4 Trophy AA, 4 B, C

Wed April 22 2.00 pm Ractice - Trap & Skeet 6.30 pm Nigbt Shcot - Tmphy

Sat April 25 1.00 pm Anzac Day Shwt -Trap & Skeet 100TSkeetC'ship $32.00 100TDBC'shiu $32.00

WsdApril292.Wpm PmW-Trap&Skeet 6.30 pm Night SRBol- Ron MeCattde HIC Tmphy 25T

OMYNOTES: RcssDm2DaySpaSngWayShwt-May9&UJ 1 DaySpabiylWayShwt-July11

Tmphy 2 Day shPot (Y/Tmphy on 2nd day) - Aug 22 & 23

NWChaiiShwt2Day~-OctI7&18

Gun Club E

Sat. March 21,1992 9.30am Start

Event 1: sN).oo l5T EO Double Barrel 15m CD

Event 2: 25T Wstem Zone Double Barrel C'ship 15m 0.4 Trophy plus 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C

Event 3: 25T WsOem Zone Single Barrel C'ship 15m Q4 Trophy plus 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C

Event 4: 25T Wstem Zone Point Score C'ship 15m 0.4 Trophy plus 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C

More events if time allows HIGH GUN TROPHY

ACCOMMODATION: Alarm Motel, Nyngan (068) 32 1660

Nyngan Motor Inn (068) 32 1501 , Counuy Manor Motor Inn (068) 32 1447 ~ Camping available Hot & cold showers on grounds

Meals available BBQ Sunday if required

Enquiries Pies: Ted Hudson (068) 32 1824

Sec: Nancy Kilrnartin (068) 33 0629

CLAY TARGET CUB INC Sunday March 8 11.30 am star!

F LUORO ETS WILL BE

Event I: $4 10t Point Score Championship Event 2: $18 os $1 ea 25t 50t HPM Electrical Producls Double Barrel Championship OA 1st & 2nd ea grade

Event 3: $18 0 s $1 ea 25t 50t BJ Kelley Electrical - Point Score Championship OA 1st & 2nd ea grade $150 Open Order for possible shot over

program from McGeoch Hunting 8( Fishing Store,

445 Smollet St, Albury School Student Shoot approx

I pm start $2 Trophy for best junior on each

championship Trophy for best lady on each

championship

PRE DUCK OPENING SHOOT Friday Night March 13 6 pm star! Event 1: IOT Cont DB Championship 1st & 2nd ABC, 1st & 2nd Novice Event 2: 10T DB 16m ?st & 2nd ABC, 4st & 2nd Novice Event 3: IOTA-18,B-16, C-14, Novice 12 1st each meterage Event 4: 10T DB 16m I st & 2nd ABC, I st & 2nd Novice

Prw. Greg Pinner (060) 25 3610 Sec: Geoff Amew (060) 21 8494 BH. (060) 59 1606 AH

AUsIWrLlAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - hC&H 1992

~ N l l Z . 1 - 9 1 -Wld&tl(30). zOT Eo; 3- kbun DB C'shq?: OR: c. gannon oniw K BoMLo 89/61,2nd G. Rodes 89 '1 ; A: I. woriey 53/95. 2nd V. D.ccd. ~a/k: B: I. Rotodos 48150.2nd D. kt- 42/50: C: C. Mnu6 43/50.

Fairy Road, South Windsor r Don't forget our regular program

Every Friday Night -DTL 6.30 pm

Ewry

J. Alotia, Pres. - (02) 631 8919 R. Hunt. Sec. - 102) 601 7594 BH

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AWlWWAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - MARCH 1992

PRELIMINARU NOTICE Tar= Wnghm

Gun CIw6 will be holding a

1 SIMUL D

26th 1992 LARGE P S WLL BE

ON OFFER WLL PROG TO

BE ISSUED Enquiries: Ron Sky (065) 53 4993

West Wyalong Clay Target Club

Sunday 22 7pmStar1 10 TARGET DOUBLE B L 10 TARGET SlNGL;E BARREL 10 TARGET POINT S O R E 5 PAIR DOUBLE RISE

President: G. Fairman Secretary: C Foster (069) 74 1223 (069) 72 2593

club Ltd Fairy Road, South Windsor

S

I Event 31: %'I' e5m Double 1 Event 2: NSW State Night 50T Single

15m Gmdd ALSO

P R E L I M I N A R Y N O T I C E

PIWSHIP

President: 1. Allotta (@2\ 631 8919 Secretam: R. Hunt (G!\ 601 7594 BH

GET

1992 Annual Registration and CLUB ERSHIP APPLICmION (To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Registration Form)

'Please use Registration Number

............................................................................................. *Registered Number

Surname ........................................... Christian Names ........................................... Address ...........................................................................................................

Postcode ............................................................................... ......................... Telephone Number ................................................... Date of Birth ........................... My existing (or last recorded) shooting details are:

...................... ................................ @ Australian Common Mark ... ................................................ Australian Down The Line Handicap

.......................................................... e Australian Skeet Handicap

................................................................ e I.S.U. Trench Grading

................................................................. I.S.U. Skeet Grading

s Ball Trap Grading .................................................................... ....................................................................... e Tower Grading

I hereby apply for membership of the ........................................................... Gun Club as a

Continuing or [II New member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year

ending 31st December, 1992, and anach hereto the following fees:

Tvw of members hi^

....................................................................... Club Life Member

Club Membership ....................................................................... ................................................... Members Accident Insurance $3.50

I A.C.T.A. Annual Registration Adult Fee $43 ...........................................

.......... , Second and Successive Adult Family Members of Common Address $27

1 Veteran Concession: Over the age of 65 years at date of registration $27 ........... Long Service Concession: Over the age of 60 years at date of registration with 30 years continuous membership with the A.C.T.A. $27 .............................. Junior Membership: Under the age of 18 years at the date of registration $10 (Nil "Shooting News" if registering as a Junior add $15 if required) ..................

.... I New Adult Registered Shooters includes $5 levy Legislation Fighting Fund $48

I TOTAL

Signature ........................................................................... Date ........................ THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB - THE FORM WHEN COMPLFtED IS TO BE IEWNED BY THE CLUB.

g4* . AT OUR NEW SHOOTING COMPLEX SOUTH OF TORONTO

CLAY TARGET CLUB SATURDAY 21/22 MARCH, 1992 8.30 AM START OA High Gun: Beretta 1200F with screw in chokes valued $1000 $7500 IN CASHrrROPHlES All events graded AA, A, B & C

EVENT 1: 8.30am Start NOM $15 25T DB 15m Cash Event 1st $100,2nd $50 ea grade. Graded Sweeps $1.00. To be shot off

EVENT 2: NOM $14 20T PS 15m Jumbo Evens Shield 1st $80,2nd $40 ea grade. In conjunction with 5 man teams. Graded sweeps $2.00

EVENT 3: NOM $16 30T SB 15m Grand Opening C'ship 1st One Case Shells, 2nd Half Case Shells ea grade. OA One and a half Case Shells & Sash. Trophies value $850 Graded sweeps $2.00

EVENT 4: NOM $16 30T DB 15m Grand Opening C'ship 1st Puma Pall Presentation, 2nd Half Case Shells ea grade OA 8" Puma Presentation & Sash. Trophies value $1050 Graded sweeps $2.00

HIGH GUNS: LADIES, JUNIORS, VETS & AA, A, B, C 60% NOMS FOR JUNIORS. COMPLIMENTARY TEA SAT NIGHT. PRACTICE FROM 2PM FRIDAY. CAMPING & HOT ~ ~

SHOWERS ON SITE. TORONTO HOTEL MOTEL: Ph 1049) 59 1033

5% discount on accornmodatjon & meals NEWC LAKESIDE MOTOR INN: Ph (049) 48 9666

10% discount on accommodation TERALBA LAKESIOE CARAVAN PARK: Ph (049) 58 5370

10% discount on site vans

EVENT 5: 8.30am Start NOM $15 25T DB 15m Cash Event 1st $100,2nd $50 ea grade. Graded sweeps $1.00. To be shot off

EVENT 6: NOM $16 30T DB 15m Toronto Classic C'ship 1st One Cash Shells, 2nd Half Case Shells ea grade. OA One and a half Cases Shells plus Sash Graded sweeps $2.00

EVENT 7: NOM $16 30T DB 15m Grand Opening C'ship 1st Puma Lock Blade Presentation, 2nd Half Case Shells ea grade. OA Puma Prince Presentation & Sash. Trophies value $1050. Graded sweeps $2.00

TO CESSNOCK N 1

TO NEWCASTLE

I

PRESIDENT: K. Winning (049) 47 7887 SECRETARY: D. Edwards (049) 58 1859 The committee reserves the right to alter programme.

Russell Mark, a Beretta 682 Trap Gun and Winchester Target loads have combined to create the longest break in the 'history of the A.C.T.A at the Canberra International Clay Target Club on January 26th & 27th, 1992.

CREATE YOUR OWN RECORD There is no alternative