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VOLUME N O . 53
I S S U E N O . 6 J U N E 2000
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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WORLD CUP
The heavens opened when the first members of the seventy-four
strong Australian team arrived in Sydney for the World Cup in
late March. There had already been several days of torrential
rain before our arrival. Consequently, quagmire conditions prevailed a t the Sydney International Shooting Complex and a t least
one truck was bogged, providing everyone with some entertainment while they watched the poor driver try to dig i t out.
O U R OLYMPIC TEAM
Congratulations must go to our selected Olympic Team of
Deserie, Michael, Russell, Lisa, David, Clive, Natasha and
Anne Maree. With them and the team officials go our very
best wishes on a successful event.
RANGE APPROVALS
With the establishment of the National Firearms Laws one
would have thought that the guidelines for range approvals
around Australia would have been identical. Information is
that safety margins and distances are varying from State to
State and all the blame apparently cannot be directed to
police departments or bureaucrats.
It appears that in some States bodies calling themselves the
"peak body" for shooting have had significant input into
range guidelines for all disciplines and these "bodies" do
not, or have not, a representative of our State Clay Target
Associations. Surely in each State it would be reasonable
to expect the State Clay Target Association would be the
only body consulted in ACTA disciplines. I hope that we can
address and resolve this issue to the satisfaction of all very
NATIONAL OFFICE OFFICIAL OPENING
The official opening of the National Office during our
Nationals was very well attended and went off without a
hitch. Those who did attend enjoyed the BBQ and musical
entertainment afterwards and many have requested that each
year during the Nationals the ACTA should conduct such an
evening for the benefit of shooters and their families. This is
certainly a possibility and will be discussed at our next Exec-
After the first few days the weather became progressively better
and eventually became quite hot. So much so, that a red bellied
black snake decided to come out and sun itself dailv on the rock
wall on the Clay Target Range. This entertainment lasted for
several davs while volunteers and ~ o l i c edecided how to deal with
the reptile". Eventually, a t great k s k to life and limb, someone
managed to get i t into a box and it was re-located.
Unlike the Oceal>ins wh~.t.c fu<,d .iuppl~t-iwere limirrd, ar the
\Vul.ld Cup. ti dlnlng rc:nr for reams was provided with 3 cuntir~unus supply of hot meals, drinks and other goodies. A coffee van on
the Clay Target Range was also very well patronised.
The team was accommodated a t the Country Comfort RSL Resort
a t Rooty Hill. There was universal approval of this venue, not
least because the meals were so good and so cheap a t the adjacent
RSL Club. Especially happy with the accommodation was team
Masseur, Darien Roach who, on the first night found himself in a
four-poster double bed with a spa hath in the bathroom. When he
was moved on the second night, he thought he was coming down
out of the clouds to he with the rest of us peasants. Lo and behold,
he got what we called the "penthouse suite" because the room was
not only larger and equally luxurious, hut this room had the spa
bath in the corner of the bedroom! The good Doctor and I, when
we inspected his palatial suite, decided that i t was really a more
suitable abode for a Manager and a Doctor, hut relented when
Darien begged and pleaded to stay there (only joking, Darien).
Because the Country Comfort was a n official hotel, buses ran regularly between there and the Range and I heard few if any complaints about this system.
TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS
EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC
NEW & USED GUNS IN STOCK
R~ssellMark, double trap winner
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June ZOO0
on top with the bronze medal leaving 1.m a disappoinccd fourth.
Ressa J c n k ~ n was
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noc too far away on 63 in eighth place. MQS
shootel. Surie Ihlagh achieved an exccllcnt 71, which was equal
top suorc un the Kangc. F~.cnrh~ i r l 1)elphmc
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Racinet, was n
delight to watch, giving a fine demonstration of her skills and
walking away with the gold medal and a Finals World Record 95 in
this event.
Deserie made the Final in the Womens Double Trap as well but
regrettably slipped from fourth to sixth, while Annemaree Roberts
just missed out an the Final in a shootoff, finishing seventh.
The greatest excitement was i n the Mens Double Trap where
Russell Mark made his "mark" by winning the gold medal i n fine
style. He went in with a margin of three targets up his sleeve and
knew by the time the last few targets were i n the air that he could
not be beaten. Just to give the crowd a thrill, he caused a huge
gasp when he missed hy a country mile both targets in his second
to last pair. To prove he could still hit them, he then smoked the
last pair! Michael Diamond shot 138 i n the same event but was,
regrettably, penalised three targets far missing a squad - a hard
lesson to learn as Michael himselfsaid. Stephen Haberman is also
to be congratulated for his MQS shoot of 138, which was up to
Finals standard.
Deserie Wakefield-Baynes, third in women's trap.
The shooting was extremely interesting with a very high standard
evident from the 85 countries present and Australian team
members, for the most part, did themselves proud.
There was some drama on the official training day for Mens Trap
when the bolts let go and one of the t r a m fell off the wall. fcrtunstily without injuring auyone. 'I'hl.~ t l l ~ layout
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fbr thc day but repairs wc~.c effected and bt,lts u n 311 other
marhinc.+ rlghteued oetLrr the next d3y's snnoring. l'hcre \\ere n o
further incidents of this nature.
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Several team members were not only coping with the pressure of
the competition but also with the pressure of personal traumas
with ill family members or, in the case of Tom l r n e l ; a car accident an the way to the Range on the day of his second round of
Trap. This would have seriously shaken him and explains why his
second round did not match his first day's result when he shot a
fine 74. Michael Diamond made the Final in this event but found
the going tough finishing sixth. Michael was quoted in the media
as saying that he was feeling the pressure of a hometown event.
All other Australians interviewed echoed this feeling. Clearly
there is a need for more training in this area.
A media centre was on site where journalists, mostly from the
print media, were based. The interest in the Australian team was
high with many media representatives, including those not on site,
wanting to interview the hetter known team members almost on a
daily basis. I personally fielded about a dozen calls i n the first few
days and other team members received calls as well. I t was difficult for Michael and Russell in particular to move more that 20
metres without being stopped by media or well wishers from volunteers and spectators. This a result of the way the Range is
designed, as it is necessary for shooters to move through the public
area to reach the layouts.
As far as possible, rve tried to protect team mebers from excessive
media interest by asking journalists to approach coaches first and
certainly not to approach shooters until the competition and Final
had concluded. For the most part this request was respected.
Media were also advised that once the Olympic team is selected
the" would be able to come to the final trainine
.. cam0, a t the end of
July and ~ntcrview and photograph tu their liearts L.<,nrent.
I)urlng the compcr~t~ons
thcrc wcrc daily wt.lte-ups in both local
and intcrsrntc papers. It was good to see such positive ptrhltu~ty
about the shooting sports.
Wonlerls Ray. was n well-fuugllt
olll ovcnt ~ C ~ ) I . CI)esrric
' L . I I \Vakcfield-Baynci and I.is3 Smirh. Dbtll inndc tlw i:in;il wltll idcntiual
scores of 67, hut vxpcrie~lcewon i h r d;q a.xh Drset.tc coming 0111
June 2000
In the Skeet events, Natasha Lonsdale increased her MQS level
from 65 to 67, placing tenth, while Clive Barton made the Final.
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He manaaed fifth, in spite of a debilitating stomach u ~ s e twhich
the ~ r n e r s a ntcam doc;^^. was klnd enough10 troat on t'he motming
ol'the sccond day of Skeet compcttrwn. David Cunmngham was
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ninth in a vcrv s l r o n ~Ii~ddof 70 comoctiro~~s
shootrne
in almost ideal weather cinditio;.
Coaches, Greg Chan and Luca Scribani Rossi were ever-present
giving support and advice to their shooters. I t was a privilege to
work with them and I wish to thank them for their contribution to
the team. As always, Darien Roach worked hard for the shooters
who called on his massage skills both a t the Range and in the
evening a t the hotel.
RESULTS
Trap Women
Wakefield-Baynes
Smith
Jenkins
MQS Balogh
MQS Reeves
Double n a p Women
Wakefield-Bavnes
Roberts
Trindall
MQS Balogh
MQS Psarakis
67
67
63
71
59
89
87
3rd
4th
8th
105
NIA
104
99
Results not available
Results not available
NIA
6th
118
112
20
138
6th
27th
31st
46
190
1st
10th
28th
22
20
Trnp Men
Diamond
Mark
Kable
MQS Turner
MQS Asmar
Double Trnp Men
Mark
Diamond
Vella
MQS Haberman
MQS Tilley
Skeet Women
Lonsdale
Rahman
Reeves C
Skeet Men
BarLon C
Cunningham
Barton G
MQS Meuleman
MQS Rahman P
111
116
144
135
129
138
134
67
63
61
Yuonne Hill lteam manager)
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Canterbury G u n Club, Christchurch w e r e t h e host of t h e
2000 New Zealand National Championships held a t t h e
beginning of March.
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Winners of the Winchester Championship. Steve Athins
Overall,
Steven Parks Junior and Peter Streober (USA)
Veterans.
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In excess of 40 shooters. alone with familv members. made this
years Australian representation the largest for many ;ears.
Our current World Championship team of Phil Headon, Bill Iles,
David Fox. Steve Haberman and Arthur Turner were also the
team to contest the Glenn Cup event.
With the exception of 1 day, the weather was not what we have
came to expect on visits to New Zealand in that sun shone brightly
throughout the championships. The grounds were excellently presented, the hospitality was even better and I was not aware of one
genuine complaint about anything from anyone. What more could
you want a t such an event.
We were away to a brilliant start with Queenslander Dave
Dundon winning the first National event - the skeet with a score
of 1501150. Other Australians to show out were Ma1 Briggs (1st
AA), Jon Whittakers (the old fox 2 n d in A), Glen Castelaro (1st in
C...samehow I am of the opinion that with a 100+ break, he will
not be in C grade should he return to NZ) and Toni Dierke being
victorious in the ladies section Australia also were the winners of
the 5 person team event. Max Barton, Guy Beddington, Arthur
Dierke, Toby Witt and Dave Dundon.
Queensland were to keep the pressure on again in the next championship with veteran shooter Bill Stevens carding the only possible 50150 in the Ball Trao - the onlv wav to win a National title.
Steven Parks started hi; carnoair; in <he Junior section with a
fine win and our only other placegetter was Bryan (Cats) Rafferty
with 3rd in AA.
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On to the Double Rise Chanlpionship and champion Bill Iles was
to add the first of two 2000 kiwi titles to his impressive trophy
'cupboard'. Bill shot a score of 38140 to take the HOA honours. I
never believed it possible, but Bill seems to be
shooting as well now as he ever has. Our other
winners were Steve (Corvette) Atkins and David
Fox, 1st and 2nd respectively and Tim Catling
being the best veteran
With 3 titles gone and still no home country
winner, host club member and tireless worker,
Gavin Searle said enough is enough. We have to
do something - and something he did do.
Winning the minis championship with a score of
27/27. Our only competitor to grace the winners
dais was David Fox with 2nd in AA.
Bill Iles second HOA was ta be the Triples
Championship recording 1001100. In AA Sam
Forsyth took out 2nd with Arthur Turner 3rd,
Tim Catling was 2nd in A and 1st in Veterans
and Steven Parks was the best Junior.
Gavin Searle again looked a t the way things
were going in relation to kiwi pride and said if
Bill can do it, so can I. Gavin was also to add a
second HOA in the week to his bag by winning
the Single Rise shooting 3001300. Our tap shooters were Terry
(Barzurk) Boucher and Arthur Turner 2nd and 3rd AA and again
Steven Parks showed that he is a junior with a future by winning
the junior section.
The Single Barrel was the next title contested and again New
Zealand came out on top with Keith Livingstone with the only
50150. Jon Whittakers and Tony Sehaefer were to Finish 1st and
2nd in AA and Tim Catling continued his good form winning 2nd
place in A grade
The last title up for grabs was the Pointscore and Steve Haberman
recorded the only 1501150 to give him the top spat. Our only other
prize winner was Sam Forsyth taking 2nd placing in AA
The Glenn Cup Team event was conducted in excellent atmosphere in front of a large crowd and our team demonstrated why it
is the current best in the world by not dropping a target. A great
exhibition of shooting appreciated by all watching. Well done Austr2lis
We were also to take our fair share of the High Guns with Bill Iles
AA Tim Catling both A grade and Veterans and Steven Parks
winning the Junior title.
Toni Dierke, winner of the Ladies
N.Z. Skeet Championship.
Bill iles, winner of both the Double
Rise and Triplei Championships.
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Veterans: Bill Stevens. Australia.
NZ Double Rise championship .
HOA Bill Iles. Australia
AA grade 1st Steve Atkins,, Australia, 2nd David Fox, Australla, 3rd
Darren Gorst, Pataneata.
A grade 1st Greg Thomson, South.
land, 2nd Martin O'Connor, Nelson
Waimea, 3rd Lindsay Rogers, South.
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Bill Stevens, winner N.Z. BaN Trap
Championship.
Tim Catling, Veterans High Gun
winner.
D a v i d Fox w a s c e r t a i n l y p o p u l a r with t h o s e w h o enjoy a wee d r o p
w h e n w i t h a score of 2151215 h e wan the Old G r o u s e Trophy and
S t e v e A t k i n s went o n e place b e t t e r t h a n l a s t y e a r t o w i n t h e Winc h e s t e r t r o p h y e v e n t w i t h 1651165
All w h o a t t e n d e d expressed their desire t o r e t u r n t o the N o r t h
I s l a n d n e x t y e a r t o c o n t e s t all t i t l e s a n d a good n u m b e r took t h e
o p p o r t u n i t y w h i l s t in C h r i s t c h u r c h t o book their accommodation
f o r t h e 2 0 0 2 World DTL Chamnionshios. A very successful trio for
Australia.
NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL DTL C H A M P I O N S H I P S
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NZ Skeet championship HOA Dave Dundon. Australia.
AA made 1st Mal Briees. Australia. 2nd Grant Ronnifaee. Waihora. 3rd
~ r i &Thomson, Kopuk;;
A grade 1st Bruce Sanderson, Kaitaia. 2nd John Whittakers, Australia 3rd
Peter Shuttleworth. Nelson Waimea.
B grnde 1st Don Vincent, Waikato, 2nd Dave Philip, Whakatnne. 3rd Sandy
Rae. Canterbury.
C grnde 1st Gleu Castelaro, Australia, 2nd Craig Pulman, Waitemata, 3rd
Hnyden Powell, Wairnu Firth.
Ladies Toni Dierke, Australia.
Juniors Adam Perkinson, Whnngarei.
Veterans Rodger Wasley, Waadville.
2 person Teams 1st Steve Cooper, John Cameron, 2nd Neil Thamson, Brian
Thomson.
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B grade 1st Paul Kelly, Southlnnd,
2nd Kevin Eder, Barrytown, 3rd
Sandy Trotter, Mataurn.
C grade 1st Joe Wilson, Southland,
2nd Craig Pulman, Waitemata, 3rd
Tu Maake, Canterbury
Ladies: Judy Wegner, USA
Junior: Tim Williams, Mataura
Veterans: Tim Catling
NZ Minis Championship . HOA
Gavin Searle. Cnnterbury
AA grndc 1st Grant Preston,
Whakatane, 2nd David Fox. Australia, 3rd Chris Cassin, Patangata.
A grade 1st Greg Thomson, South.
land. 2nd Bruce Sanderson, Ikitaia
Steven P a r k , Junior High Gun
,3rd Mort Macintosh, Southland.
winner.
B ~ r e d e1st Paul I(ellv. Southland,
2na George Johnston; Waitemata.
3rd Vic Payne, North Canterbury
C grade 1st Martn Preston, Nighteaps, 2nd Craig Pulman. Waitemata, 3rd
Dean McDonald. Wnitcmata.
Ladies: Zelda McClure, Wnitemata
Juniors: Martin Preston. Nightcaps
Veteran: Murrav Hnvill. Tauranca.
NZ Triples Championship . HOA Bill lies. Austmmia
AA grade 1st Neil Thomson. Kopuku, 2nd Sam Forsyth, Australia. 3rd
Arthur Turner. Australia.
A grade 1st John McCombc, Canterbury, 2nd Tun Cntling Australia, 3rd
Max Howard. Auekland Metropolitan.
B grade 1st George Johnston, Waitcmata. 2nd Sandy Trotter, Mataura, 3rd
Ian Swale, Canterbury.
C grade 1st Dean McDonald, Waitemata, 2nd Craig Pulman, Waitcmata.
3rd Martin Preston, Nightcaps.
Ladies: Janine Pope, Nelson Waimea
Juniors: Steven Parks, Australia
Veterans: Tim Catling, Australia.
NZ Single Rise Championship . HOAGavin Scarlc, Canterbury
AA Grade 1st Neil Thomson. K o ~ u k u ,2nd Terry Bouchel: Australia. 3rd
Arthur Turner, Austraila.
A grade 1st Alan Barnett. Auekland Metropolitan, 2nd Charlie Stewart,
Canterbury, 2rd Lindsay Rodgers, Southlnnd.
B grade 1st Peter Washbourne, Ellesmere. 2nd Clint Judd. Norfolk island,
3rd Duncan Jeffeoris, Mataura.
C grnde 1st Hsyden Powell, Wairau Firth. 2nd Scott McLonn, Eliesmerc,
3rd Russell Wall. Darfield.
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Gavin Searle.
Ladies Team; Zelda MeClure, Traeey Cowan, J a n Manson, Janine Pope,
Kath Bartlett. Miehel Gihh
Junior Team; Adam Perkinson, Fraser Cooper, Tim Williams, Craig
Caaksan, Craig Gibb, Donis Macomber.
Veterans Team; Rodger Wadey, Don Vincent, John Bradford. George Ellis,
Graeme Webber, George Viskovich.
Queensland Skeet Challenge: 1st Queenslnnd 244 (Dave Dundon, Arthur
Dierke, Bill Scott, Toby Witt, Doug Makim). 2nd New Zealand 230 (Neil
Thomson, Dean Everett. Ross Roy, Ian Swale, Adam Perkinson).
NZ Ball Trap Championghip HOA Bill Stevens. Australia
AA grnde 1st Gavin Searle, Cnnterbury, 2nd Ewen Pirie, Metaura. 3rd
Bryan Rafferty, Australia.
A grade 1st J a n manson, Southland, 2nd Judy Wegner, USA, 3rd Peter
Askey, Canterbury
B grade 1st Duncan Jeffpris, Mataura, 2nd George Viskovich, Waitemata,
3rd Clinton Judd, Norfolk Isiand.
C grade 1st Hayden Po~vell.Wairau Firth, 2nd Dean McDonald, Waitemata,
3rd Leonard Sehmitx, Norfolk Island.
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Junior: Steven Parks, Australia
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Steve Habberman, winner of the N.Z. Points Championship with Alan
Mabey, lmediat Past President NZCTA.
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Junior: Steven Parks, Australia.
Veteran: Peter Streuber, USA
Familv Teams: Kath & Bruce Bartlett.
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r \ \ b l n d ~ 1.1 John \Yl!!tr3kerr, :\ullrdllii, 2nd Tony .?rhlic!, i\u,lrnl#u, dtll
Rnbh Atldrrson, Au;klu,:d h l v ~ r ~ n r l l r n n
A grade 1st Neil Pratt, Te Icuiti, 2nd Tim Catling, Australia, 3rd Phil
Brown. Walhi.
B grade 1st Peter Lapwood, Huntly, 2nd Baser Cooper, Awatere. 3rd Peter
Washbourne. Ellesmere.
C grade 1st Joe Doran, Thames. 2nd Tu Maska, Canterbury, 3rd Simon
Thrum K o ~ u k u .
Ladies Kath Bartlett, Barrytown,
Juniors Fraser Cooper, Awatere
Veterans Murray Havill, Taurnng-a.
NarthlSouth DTL winners: North 3691375 (C. Cnssin, M. Hnvill, J.
Tarrant, K. Livingstone, N. Thomson). RRlp South 3641375 (D.Gibb,
G.Searle, Ray Everett, D. Everett, S. Watson).
Vic Ball DTL Long Run Chris Cassin 452
Glenn Cup Team: Chris Cassin, Murray Havili, Keith Livingstone, Neil
Thomson, Ray Everett.
Glenn Cup winners Australia 743. Runner Up New Zealand 734.
NZ Points Score - HOASteve Haberman. Australia
AA grade 1st Barry Washbourne, Ellesmere, 2nd Sam Forsyth, Australia,
3rd Grant Castles, Tauranga.
Agrade 1st f i c Ball. Auekland Metropolitan, 2nd Kevin Prout, Waikata, 3rd
Phillip Brown. Waihi.
B grade 1st George Johnston, Waitemata, 2nd James Maekie. Patangnta,
3rd Malcolm Smith. Canterbur".
C grade 1st Hoyden Powell, Wairau Firth. 2nd Ted Pankhurst, Mead Te
Pirita, 3rd Martin Preston, Nightcaps.
Ladies - Miehel Gibb, Dunedin
Juniors - Miehel Gibb, Dunedin
Veterans f i c Bal1,Auekland Metropolitan
NZ High Overall High Gun . HOA Gavin Senrle, Canterbury
AA grade Bill Iles, Australia
A made - Tim Catline. Australia
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Juniors Steven Parks, Australia
Veterans -Tim Catting,Australia
Provincial Teams - Bay of Plenty 2002 (D. Da Silva, P.Schmidt, K.Living.
stone, M.Havill, D.Philip).
Mackintosh Teams:
Open Team . Keith Livingstone, Trevor Ewens. Grant Castlcs, Gavin
Searle. Neil Thomson, Peter Johanson, Peter Johanson, Dnvc Da Silvn Ray
Everett, Roger Millnr, Wesley Oldhnm, Andy Peter, Philip Brown Chris
Cassin, Ewen Pirio, Paul Schmidt. Darren Gorst, Garry Meintosh Pop
Andreassend, Murray Havill, Damiiln Briggs, Irvine Wynyard. Jim Tarrant,
Rex Everett. Dean Everett. Grant Nilsson.
Ladies Team - Zelda McClure, J a n Manson. I<ath Bartlett. Michel Gibb,
Janine Pope.
Junior Team Adam Perkinson, James Mael'ie. Tim Williams, Joseph
Doran, Martin Preston.
Veteran Team - Roger Wnsley, Vic Bull, George Johnston. Peter Lapwoad,
P a t Marshall.
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Competition Manager, Shootirag
Sydney International Shooting Centre, Liverpool, the
Olympic and Paralympic Games shooting venue was host
to approximately 700 shooters from 85 Member Federations
who took part in the March Wodd Cup. The shooting centre
which was officially opened in September 1999 in time for the
Oceania Championships, was well received by athletes and
officials who collectively described it, as did the International Shooting Sport Federation, a s the best shooting range
With the Olympic Games following only months after the
World Cup, the Sydney Organising Committee for the
Olympic Games (SOCOG) took the decision to install many of
the additional facilities which will be used a t Games time
earlier than what had initially been planned. This enabled
shooters to experience some of the facilities which will be in
use in September.
Officially opened by ISSF President Olegario Vasquez Rana,
the World Cup, the largest ISSF competition ever conducted
in Australia, was conducted in typical autumn conditions
which ranged from heavy rain in the early days of competition
which made conditions difficult for the clay target shooters, to
the heat of the summer sun.
The 33 ISSF appointed Jury Members who will also be officiating a t Games time were full of praise for the level of
competency shown by the competition officials, a number of
whom had officiated a t the 1996 Atlanta Games, and gained
the confidence of shooters from day one.
Under the direction of Technical Delegates Gary Anderson and
Jesus Elizondo, the World Cup was also used by SOCOG
as a Test Event for the September Olympi Games. This provided SOCOG with the opportunity to test the shooting
centre under exacting competition conditions, as well as the
various functional areas and hundreds of volunteers involved
with the Olympic Games. As a result SOCOG, with the
support of ISSF officials, has identified a number of areas
which will be addressed prior to the Olympic Games to ensure
that shooters receive the best possible conditions to compete
for Olympic medals in September SOCOG appreciates the
support received from ISSF President Olegario Vasquez
Rana, Secretary General Horst Schreiber and ISSF officials, which greatly assisted the Organising Committee with
its planning and conduct for what the ISSF has described as
the most successful Test Event that shooting has experienced and an excellent rehearsal for the XVII Olympic Games
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A M M U N I T I O N
AGAIIV
THE NATIONAL
WIBVNING MORE
TITLES I M A M
ALL OTHER
NDS
National Double Barre
ANZ Points
National Double Rise
National Champion of Champions
Grand Australian Handicap
Single Barrel
ANZ Points
June 2000
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The Australian Clay Target Association National Trap
Championships for 2000 were hosted this year a t the ACTA
National Shooting ground in Wagga Wagga NSW. The
championships ran from Friday April 7 to Thursday April
13 and Mother Nature turned on her very best weather
with fine sunny days and the occasional light breeze.
Prior to the Opening Ceremony, teams from all states and
territory competed for the Australian Clay Target Association Cup presented to the winning state team in Open,
Women's, Juniors and Veterans divisions.
Queensland were successful in the Junior division with the team of Travis Vaiua, Matthew
Spargo and Ross Jamieson recording a one point
down score of 741214 some fine shooting from the
Queensland Juniors. Second place went to the
team from New South Wales 731215, with the
team from Victoria in third place with a score of
The Open team event was successfully won by Victoria,
being represented by Greg Hipwell (Capt.), Tim Knight,
David Flavel, Glen Hayden and Brett Ford with a perfect
score 1251367. Two points down in second place were the
team from South Australia with a score of 1221359. Third
place went to Western Australia with a score of 1211358
Queensland was also successful in the Veterans teams
event with a score of 721214. Bill Francis led his team of
Barry Nasser and Bill Stevens to victory over South Australia 711207. Third place went to the Victorian team on a
score of 691200
The Ladies from New South Wales were successful in
winning the Women's Team event. The team lead by
Kathie Gault with Wendy Barton and Lyn Blake scored
721212 with the team from Victoria coming in second on a
points decision with a score of 721209. Third place was the
team from South Australia with a score of 701204
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Our resident piper, Mr. Bob Scott, then lead all the state
teams and the visiting New Zealand team in the traditional march past the crowd. National President, Mr.
Glenn Woodhatch introduced dignitaries present: The Hon.
Kay Hull, Federal Members for Riverina, The Hon. Darryl
McGuire, State Member for Wagga Wagga, Councillor
Michael Georgio, Deputy Mayor Wagga Wagga, Mr. K e n y
Geale, Director of Recreation and Cultural Services.
June 2000
National President, Mr.
Glenn Woodhatch, presented the 1999 Presidential
Medal to Mr. Tim Catling
from Western Australiaa
worthy receipant.
The perpetual trophy for the
best presented team, which
was judged by our dignitaries present, was awarded
Thirty-five targets later and the sole survivor was Adam
Healev from Gladstone in Queensland. one tareet down in
l h c ~ k n d ~ u s t r a l i a~ na n d i c but
a ~ stiil walkedaway with
a brand ncw Pcrazzi MX5 shot~wn,well donc. Our rhanks
to Perazzi Australia and in paFticular to Fil and Steve for
the concept of the Perazzi Classic.
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49th National Double Barrel Championship
This event was proudly sponsored by Miroku with Mr.
John Fuller from Highland Sports Pty. Ltd. in attendance
to present the trophy to the overall winner.
this year to the team from Western Australia.
The Hon. Kay Hull then welcomed all present and declared
the event under way. Under the watchful eye of our shoot
marshal, Mr. Adrian Cousens, Mrs. Hull then fired the
opening shot, the result of which will remain a closely
guarded secret.
51st G r a n d Australian
Handicap
The first event for the 2000
Nationals, proudly sponsored by Perazzi Australia,
attracted some four hundred
and forty one competitors
including eight from New
Zealand. At the end of the
50tgts twelve possibles,
which include two juniors,
shot off for the Perazzi MX5
shotgun, Royal Blue Sash,
Silver Australia Badge and
the Gordon Hall Perpetual
Trophy.
After the dust
settled Bill Forrest from
Mansfield Vic was the victor
with a score of 1021102.
An innovation by Fil
Petriella and Steve Haberman from Perazzi Australia
saw the introduction of the Perazzi Classic. At the conclusion of the Grand Australian Handicap a number between
0 and 9 was selected and all scores ending in this number
went out to comnete for another MX5-shoteun in the
Perazzi Classic. with the lucky number beingV9 a field of
some 59 shooters headed out to the tracks to try and claim
the prize.
June 2000
Mother Nature turned on another glorious day for the
National Double Barrel Cham~ionshiusand as was to be
cxpcctcd numbers had incrciscd t n five hundred and
twenty seven fur this evcnt bcing the first of the qualifiers
for the Mackinrosh Team. A total of scvenry-six shooters
shot the possible producing some thirteen squads to
contest the-shoot off. Conditions were excellent and shooting continued throughout the afternoon until only six
remained standing.
The next day shooters were again met with perfect weather
conditions for the continuation of the Double Barrel shootoff. After a short struggle Glen Hayden from Noorat in Victoria was the 2000 National
Double Barrel Champion
John Fuller presented Glen
with a Miroku shotgun from
Highland Sports, the Jock
Wilson Perpetual Trophy,
Royal Blue Sash and Silver
Australia Badge.
Dennis Lymn, International
SA, 2511252 was overall
second and Ian Merrick,
Cobar NSW, was overall
third with 2461247.
20th Women's National Double B a r r e l
Championship
Fortv-three ladies contested the Women's Double Barrel
was keen throughout, with
~ h a i l ~ i o n s h iCompetition
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victory going to Simone Tigani with an unbeaten 50150,
ahead of Wendv Barton 51,52 and Veronika Forsvthe with
a score of 5015%
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20th J u n i o r National Double B a r r e l
Cham~ionshiv
A strong field of sixty-two
juniors took part in the
Junior National Double
Barrel
Championship,
which was well won by
Jarrord
Fletcher from
Cohuna Vic, with a n
unbeaten 113/113. Clint
Shields from Coleambally
NSW took second place with
a score of 112/113 ahead of
Adam Healey, Gladstone
Qld, with 84/85.
1st Veteran National Double B a r r e l Championship
The 2000 Nationals has seen the introduction of a dedicated Championship for the Veterans also run in conjunction with the Open event.
Forty Veterans contested the inaugural Veterans Double
Barrel Championship with Allan Spence from Melbourne
Vic being the winner with a n unbeaten 50150. Second and
third place was hotly contested between Kevin Keywood,
Narromine, and Claude Ellis, Bairnsdale. After the shootoff Kevin was in second place with a score of 78/79 and
Claude took third place with a score of 77/79.
46th National Single B a r r e l Championship
The weather conditions were again perfect for shooting and
a field of four hundred and seventy six shooters was
attracted to this event, all looking for a win.
The lower number of possibles, with only nine possible shot
reflected- the change from
double to single barrel
shooting.
Overall first was Ray
Everett from Christchurch
in New Zealand, whose
88/88 gave him the National
Single Barrel Championship
ahead of Barry Skinner,
87/83, from Majura Park
NSW. Robert Nisbet from
Euchua Vie claimed third
place overall with a score of
72/73.
I Single
12th Women's National
Barrel
Championship
Forty-two ladies contested
this event with Carol Zagor
from Werribee Vic claiming
victory with a score of 47/50.
Margaret Bleelitz claimed
second place with a score of
49/53 and Wendy Barton
third place with a score of
51/55.
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9 t h J u n i o r National Single B a r r e l Championship
A field of sixty-one Juniors
contested
the
Junior
National Single Barrel
Championship. After a short
tussle Clint Shields from
Coleambally in NSW was
the eventual winner with a
score of 58/60 from Matthew
Kelly, Geraldton WA, with a
score of 57/60. Third place
went to Jarrod Fletcher with
a score of 53/56.
1st Veteran National Single B a r r e l Championship
Thirty-six keen veterans took to the fields for the inaugural Veterans National Single Barrel Championship all
looking to he the first recipient for this event. After the
dust had settled two veterans were left on equal score.
After a brief shoot-off
Murrav Havill from Tauranga i"n New Zealand with a
score of 55/57 was victorious
over Kevin Polst from International in SA with a score
of 54/57. Wilson Ronald
from Wagga claimed third
place with a score of 47/50.
39th A u s t r a l i a N e w Zealand Trap
Championship - Point Score
The weather was again turned on for what would be the
last day of qualifying for the Mackintosh Team, the Points
Score Championship is always full of interest and 445
competitors which included
ten from New Zealand and
one from the USA, had nominated to try their luck. At
the end of qualifying four
possibles had been achieved.
Noorat's Glenn Hayden was
declared National Points
Champion with a score of
1951195, out-shooting Glen
Castellaro from Griffith on
1921195, who was having a
very good tournament.
Competition was also very
keen for the Allan Brown
Club Teams Match, which attracted eleven teams all
looking to be number one.
With a club score of 8001825 the Cobar Team provided to be
the best team on the ground.
8th Women A u s t r a l i a N e w Zealand T r a p
Championship P o i n t S c o r e
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Forty-three women contested this event with Tasmanian
Executive Members Nanette McCallum claiming victory
with a score of 143/150. Wendy Barton claimed second
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June 2000
place with a score of 1481156
out shooting Carol Zagor
third place on a score of
1471156.
8th Junior Australid
New Zealand Trap
Championship Point
Score
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A strong field of sixty-one
juniors took part in the
Junior
Australiaew
Zealand Trap Championship, which was well won by Jarrord Fletcher from
Cohuna Vic, with an unbeaten 1711171. Andrew Miller
from Taree Wingham took
second place with a score of
1711171 ahead of Andrew
Brady, Morwell Vic, with a
score of 1481150.
1st Veteran
AustraliafNew Zealand
Trap Championship
Point Score
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Thirty-five veterans competed for the inaugural Veterans
Australiaew
Zealand T r a ~ Chamoionship The outright winner was George osier from S ~ W cnstlc Lakc Macquarie with a score of 1491150. After a
shoot-off for second and
third place, Kevin Heywood
1661171 claimed second
place and past National
President Roy Holtfreter
from Northam WA claimed
third place with a score of
shooting. Jarrod Fletcher was the best junior qualifier
The Open team was decided on six down with the leading
aualifiers being Barry Skinner and Glen Castellaro both on
2491250 some &eat shooting.
Team photos were taken and all interest now focused on
the MackintoshCompetition.
At the completion of the match the scores were sealed as
required under the conditions of competition and forwarded to the English Clay Pigeon Shooting Association.
The open team produced some excellent shooting with Glen
Castellaro winning the Open High Gun with a perfect score
of 3001300
The women's ream was very con~l~etitivc
and produced a
score of 2921300 by Nanetre McCallum from Uothwell to
win the Women's Hieh Gun. Jarrod Flctchcr from Cohuna
shor a score of 292 300 ro High Gun the Junior Team and
Wilson Ronald from Wngga shot a score of 2951300 to High
Gun the Veteran's team---a great effort all round.
40th National Double Rise Championship
Day five of the Nationals and numbers were starting to
dwindle. Three hundred and twenty competitiors nominated to try their luck and at the end of qualifing only one
possible had been shot. Bill Eagle from Euchua Vic was
the 2000 National Double Rise Champion. Second and
third la cines overall were determined bv shoot-off with
Jon W'hittacers from Euchua claiming second plncc on a
score of 58160 and Stcphcn Laffey from Termnure Lakcs
claiming third place with a score of 57160.
1631171.
Mackintosh Teams
Weather conditions were
excellent for shooting and as
always, competition for a
position on the team produced some very competitive
6th Junior National Double Rise Championship
A field of fifty-four juniors
took part in the Junior
National Double Rise
Championship, this was
won by Steven Parks from
Wonthaggi Vie, with a n
unbeaten 45150.
Tim
Knight from Bendigo
claimed second place with
a score of 54/60 ahead of
Robert Kemp, Deniliquin,
with a score of 52/60.
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Championship
Twenty-nine veterans com~ e t e dfor the inaueural Vet-
!of this event was John Ellis
Deauville Doubles
While not a National Championship, the Deauville
Doubles is well established as any event on the Trap
Nationals Program. Fifty-six pairs entered for this competition with five pairs recording the possible.
At the completion of the event the strong combination of
Mew and Paul Lyons from Canberra International had
out-shot all opposition with their winning score of 32/32 one ahead of Wayne and Steven Parks, with the father and
daughter combination of Ron and Lisa Smith in third position on a score of 27/28.
become a little overcast, still good shooting weather. With
the Cham~ionof Charnuions shot from the 18 metre mark
interest w i s high as tohow many would handle the transision from the common mark.
Three hundred and nine competitiors nominated for this
event and at the end of qualifiying only one shooter was
out in front. Stephen Atkins from Euchua Vic scored a
124/125 to claim victory in the 2000 National Champion of
Champions. Steve was presented with a Browning shotgun
by Sox Pilipasidis from Winchester.
Second and third placings overall were again to be determined by shoot-off with Bill Iles from Metropolitan claiming second place on a score of 1721175 and Max Medhurst
from Mt Gambier claiming third place with a score of
1691175.
6 t h Women National
Champion Of
Champions
Twenty-eight women contested this event with
Nanette McCallnm claiming a one point victory with
a score of 1161125 from
Wendy Barton on 1151125.
Kathie Gault placed third
on a score of 1461160.
Commonwealth Deauville Doubles
The decision was taken to include this event in the T r a ~
Nationals I'rograrn to givc the Cornrnunwealth ~eauvill'e
Doubles Championship the recognition it trulcy deserves.
Shot from 24 metres not an event for the faint hearted.
Eighty-nine pairs nominated for this event with the excellent combination of Stephen Atkins and Arthur Turner
being unbeaten on a perfect score of 30130. Second place
went to the combination of Glen Castellaro and Ian
Merrick, 29/30, with the combination of James Varclenega
and David Caccioppoli in third place on a score of 35/36.
60th National Champion of Champions
This event was proudly sponsored by Olin Australia Winchester Division
Last day of the Nationals and the weather was starting to
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6 t h J u n i o r National
Champion Of
Champions
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A field of fifty juniors took
part in the Junior National
Champion of Champions,
this was won by Andrew
Miller
from
Taree
Wingham,
with
an
unbeaten 1211125. Dustin
Barry from CallawaddaStawell placed second with
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a score of 1191125 ahead of Steven Parks, Wonthaggi, with
a score of 1181125.
1st Veteran National Champion Of Champions
Twenty-seven veterans competed for the inaugural Veterans National Champion Of Champions. The winner of this
event was Tim Catling from Katanning with an unbeaten
score of 1181125. In scond place was Wilson Ronald from
Wagga with a score of 1171125, and in third place was Colin
Sanders from Wangaratta with a score of 1151125.
Veterans Aggregate
The Veterans Highest Aggregatc Score shot over the thrcc
Mackintosh qualifying events was won by Kcvin Heywood
for Narromine in NSW with a score of236 260.
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Oldest Competitor
Clarrie
Barnes
from
Mildura in Victoria was the
oldest competitior a t the
2000 National DTL Championships. Clarrie who was
born i n May 1919 is an
active shooter and was presented with a Silver Coin
depicting the 2000 Olympic
Games.
High G u n s
All High Gun trophies were proudly sponsored by Beretta
Australia and RC Cartridges, Rod Laidlaw, representing
the sponsors, was on hand to make the presentations.
Graded High Guns were introduced for this year a t the
request of the sponsor, this brought a renewed interest to
High Gun placings.
Women
Wendy Barton was presented with the Eley Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash,
ACTA Medal and Trophy for
taking the Women's High
Gun with a score of 4401475.
Junior
The Junior High Gun was
awarded to Andrew Miller
from Taree-Wingham in
NSW with a terrific score of
4881510. Andrew will definatley be a force to reconned
with in the future.
Sub J u n i o r
Blair Signorotto of Metropolitan was awarded the Sash
and Medal for the Sub
Junior High Gun. Another
Junior with plenty of talent.
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ACTAHigh Gun trophies as well as the new Beretta DTlO
Trap Shotgun. Well done Glen.
Sponsors
The appreciation of all clay
target shooters is extended
to our sponsors for the
support given to the 2000
National Trap Championships.
Perazzi Australia
Grand Australian Handicap
Miroku
National Double Barrel C h a m ~ i o n s h i ~
Olin Australia Winchester Division
Notional Champion of Champions
Beretta Australia RC Cartridges
All High Gun Awards
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Flying Fox Carnival April 29 & 30
ident Gary Brown, the owner of Hamngton Holiday
Park, was a great prize for the prestigious event. A
great effort by Nathan McDonnell, a local member, saw
his efforts rewarded with the Royal Blue Sash & the
$700 Holiday package, with the score of 52/53. Cessnock shooter, Tony Schafer uncharacteristically
dropped out of the shoot off early against Nathan &
Subsequently tookA.4 Grade with 51/53, Bob Fitzalan,
Nelson Bay, B Grade 46152 &local stalwart Bill Pine, C
Grade 40150.
Sunday morning and again perfect conditions waited
the competitors on day 2, with 48 shooters ready to
contest the 3 events for the day.
Event 4, a 25 Target Cash Divide, saw more than 25%
of the shooters getting the possible & the cash pool,
which provided testimony of the good targetS and the
perfect conditions.
High Gun winnem of the Flying Fox Carnival, left to right: David Berry C grade, Terry
Cragg, B grade, ~ o n y
Schafer overari, Arthur Vine, A grade, and ~ i l iones, AA grade.
The Shelly Beach Store ANZAC Handicap followed &
was proudly won hy the Comboyne dairy farmer Terry
Duck, who after a lengthy shoot off against 8 others,
won the beautiful sash, a metre & 1 112 cases of Shells,
with the excellent score of 66/66 off 18 metres. Second
place went to young Ben Machul of Cobar, with 65166,
third Paul Jackson of Cessnock 49150 & Arthur Vine,
Tamworth fourth 35136.
The last event for the Carnival was the Flying Fox
Fifty Championship, 25 targets DA and 25 Targets
PIS, and Andrew Miller obviously pumped up after his
remarkable achievements a t the Wagga Nationals,
again showed his ability to win the special Flying Fox
trophy and the cash, after a good shoot off with the
evergreen Arthur Vine, with the score of 1601160.
Arthurtook A Grade with 1511160, D Good win, Cessnock B Grade 991100 &David Berry, Wingham C Grade
961100.
At the end of the Day 2, Mr Consistency, Tony Schafer
was the Overall High Gun with the great score of
294/300. Tony just pipped
'Ones
by One point,
Commonweaith Double Barrel Continental Championship winners, left to right: Tony
which was de ja v u for Bill, having been beaten last
Schafer - cessnock, AA grade; Nathan McDonnei, P O ~Mscquarie,
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overall; Michael
year for the Overall High Gun also by one point. A
Pommer, Cessnock, A grade; and Bill Pine Wingham, C grade.
Grade was won by Arthur Vine 286/300, B Grade Terry
Cragg, Singleton 2841300, C Grade David Berry
2551300, Junior Ben Rumble, Guyra 29U300, Veterans Ma1 Tilley,
Excellent weather conditions greeted the 47 shooters on the Saturday morning for the Clubs fourth Flying Fox Carnival. With the
great weather also came the renowned Taree-Wingham hospitality, the good tucker & the Annual fellowship amongst the pilgrims
who travel to our Carnival each year.
Event 1was a 25 target Cash Divide & as usual the AA Graders
flexed the muscle & got away with the perfect start, with the
Machul Family leading the way.
Event 2 and i t was down to business for the Olympic Targets Point
Score Championship of 25 targets. Young local, Andrew Miller of
Wingham, out lasted his more experienced rivals in the shoot off
to win the cash & t h e hamper of top shelf alcohol. Andrew's score
of 1021102 took overall far the Championship, with Bill Jones
placing second in AA Grade 991102, Arthur Vine A Grade 80181,
Gary Frederickson B Grade 74/75 and Bill Thurlow C Grade 74175.
The Harrington Holiday Park Commonwealth Double Barrel Continental Championship followed a great lunch prepared by Lyn
Ryan, J a n McLaughlin & Diane Pasfield, with the donations of
food from our memhers very much appreciated. Ron Vale please
take a bow, your cooking is always a special feature of our Carnival.
A seven night Spa Villa Holiday, kindly donated by our Club PresBen Rumble and Ma1 TiIiey. Junior and senior High Guns respectiveiy.
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pi&ship and ihe Gemini traps
Flying Fox 50 Championship.
Member
Home Club
Achieved at
Break
Abraham A
Anderson A
Cecil Park
Marconi
Yamba
Asquith C
Barry W
Bellino R
Bending MJ
Brown PM
Cleggett P
Crane R
Daden M
Dehen A
Farrugia P
Fletcher J
Ford J
French S
Gray L
Gull T
Ema
Melbourne
Metropolitan
Melbourne
Frankston
Hamilton
Lake Albert
Bunbury
Sydney
Mareoni
Cohuna
Wangaratta
Tasmanian
Broken Hill
Sebastopal
Eehuca
Melbourne
Metropolitan
Melbourne
Myamyn
Lake Albert
Wagin
Mareoni
The Forest
Cohuna
Wangaratta
Tasmanian
Cohuna
Bendigo
DTL 50
Rich River
Cont 50
DTL 100
ISSF TRAP 50
DTL 100
DTL 50
SKEET 50
DTL 75
DTL 50,75
CONT 50
DTL 75
CONT 75
DTL 150
DTL 50
DTL 150
CONT 50 + 75
DTL 100, SiB
Hawker BJ
Heard TA
Hughes T
Kelly J
Kerslake B
Kerslake R
Lionatos T
Lionatos T
MeWhirter K
Mengel G
Border town
Collie
Callawadda-Stawell
Devonport
Mathoura
Methoura
New South Wales
NSW
Port Maequarie
Rieh River
Warracknabeal
Esperance
Callawadda-Stawell
Devonoort
~athoura
Mathoura
Cecil Park
Mareani
Kempsey
Rich River
Mihas C
Passalaqua G
Patten C
Sehomberg D
Seabum R
Signoroto E
Spiropolous P
Stafford HO
Underhill B
Vogel G
Wyte T
Xenas N
Zerdo S
Sydney
Casltemaine
Numurkah
Rich River
Newcastle
Metropolitan
The Forest
Melbourne
Bega
Warraeknabeal
Bendigo
New South Wales
Cecil Park
Mareoni
Castlemaine
Numurkah
Rich River
Upper Hunter
Wonthaggi
The
Forest
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Bega
Warraeknabeal
Shepparton
Cecil Park
Neweastld
Lake Macquarie
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Sydney 2801300 & Kathie Gault, M a j u r a P a r k , the Ladies H i g h
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Cellars & t h e NSW Shooting Association & t h e NSW Firearms
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Trophy.
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I would like to dedicate this copy of the MTB to the "Non Shooting
Workers", who do so much a t our Cluh. They are a t every Cluh.
They come in the form of Secretary, Treasurer, Kitchen Ladies,
some help mow the complex and many otherjohs. So thanks to our
hand or workers who never shoot a possihle but are always ready
to helo. Thanks to all!
28-3-00 Bible Day
Thc day the blble came, I rook my iwfo to Blngo aud went on to
Harry's plaec. hc was uut side readlng the paper.
He said "did you get the hihle yet?". I said no it was too early for
my postman yet and I asked could I have a look a t his. He said no,
I am locked out, I pulled the door and i t locked and I haven't got a
key. He had rang the locksmith, hut while waiting we started to
demolish the house to get in when the locksmith arrived. I t wasn't
long before I was glancing through the Bible. So leaving Harry to
restore his house I was off to read the hihle.
I didn't know "Col Burt", hut after reading CTSN for many years
I know the contribution Col has put into Clay Targets. To Col's
loved ones & dear friends I send my deepest sympathy.
Last copy I welcomed new staff to ACTA and again welcome
Rehecca & Daniel. You are getting out numbered down there
Andrew. I t was great to see our new National Office on the cover,
also good to see so many shooters express themselves in 'Your
say". For and against, different opinions, it all makes good reading
& shows interest in the direction of our sport. Keep \vriting.
There was an old duck shooter because of rules and age had to give
up duck shouting. So when his wifc was about to cook his rump he
would put a tow nicks in the rump and put in a few pcllcts. \Vhile
hc was catlnr his rump he would spit out the pallets and say to hls
wife, i t is spitting out the pellets when eating ducks that I miss the
most. Talking about ducks there was this fellow who had this pet
duck and tooi it everywhere. So this night he w;~.; buying a ticket
to go in to the movies, when the lady who sells the tickets snid
'what is that". The bloke smd 'It's a duck", so thc lady said "no
ducks in our picture show". The fellow went outside and dropped
the duck dawn his Dants then came back in. hroueht a ticket and
into the pict&es and sat down next td two gdies. As it was
a hit hot
the
owner
duck n ~ e n e dthe zio of his Dants and the
~~.~
~~~~~-~of the
~~~duck put his head out to cool off. l'hm *me lady snid t o the other look at this rude thing. The other lady said - don'r. take any notloc
of it. The first lady said - I eanr help it, the dam thlng is eating my
popcorn.
When I write up our own shoot I try to write i t up as soon a s possible as I have to get it away early Monday to make the deadline.
So I leave some news till the next copy. I think we have the fairest
Cluh in Australia. Like if you go up a grade we let them win the
rafle: Ken Vicary went back to A Grade and we let him win the 112
case Ammo Rafle, and Vince Dollisson went to A Grade and we let
him win the Fruit Raffle. Believe i t or not. I was in the carpark
when chis lmprussive mini bus camc up the track I thought thcrc
would be 20 snoorers, bur it was the Rirzini bus with Roben (C. Hill
Nion and shuotinrr mate Bill McKcchnlr. Welcome and thanks for
coming and I thiik Robert will be hack it if hadn't been for Emma
in thc Cont. Roben would hnvc t;rkan the lot. I think w c will see
more of the Rizzim bus if Robert has his way. Welcome anytime.
A call from Irvine Wynyard who I asked to let me know how he
went in NZ. It seems the weather was the winner a s i t heat a lot
of shooters. The only plus Irvine had was that he made the NZ
Team. He shot 50150 DIB, 43/50 SB & 1491150Pts, hut didn't carry
on with any. Irvine enjoyed his trip and like Peter came home with
a cold. He also shot 981100 in the Macintosh. thanks for the news
Irvine. Good shooting.
I t only seems a little while ago when we talking about moving to
went
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our National Office, new Millennium, andY2K Bug and now here
it is June and the GST & t h e ECG is now a problem.
Kingaroy 2-4-00
Dick Osborne from our Club dropped into Kingaroy for a shoot on
the way to the Nationals and to give me a story. He left his scorecard a t Kingaroy. Thank goodness you can another one for $20
Dick. Good shooting and best of luck Dick. Thanks Max for shoot
results. in the 25T DB i t was P J Forner who left Graham Bickerton, Phil Northcott and Gary Brown, in his wake to take A Grade.
Neale Tessman B Grade & Jarrod Brown C Grade, all with possihles. Event 2 the 25T PTS. I t was clean cut with Gary Brown A
Grade with a possible, Cameron Brown B Grade with only 2 points
down & Phillip Keath C Grade. Event 3 25T CONT. It was once
again Gary Brown A Grade after a shoot off with Graham Bickerton, Gary Schneider, Peter McDonald & P J Fomer, also with a
score of 1251125. Garv Brown took High Gun for the day. Good
shooting Gary. ~ h e r e > e r eyon Chips?Thanks Max for the news and you get $20 for the return of Dick's
card. Also in CONT. Neale Tessman B Grade & Max Behm C
Grade.
fingaroy Shoot 4th June Pairons Ilay UU PTS CONT Noms $20.
Ifyou wln I don't know ifyou win the Patron or not. See you again
Max. Thanks!
Did you know if you e a m $40,000 a year and your wife earns
nothing she is your dependant, hut if your wife earns $40,000 a
year and yon earn nothing your a no good hludger. You come home
and get a little love, a little affection, a little tenderness - look
around you, make sure you are in the right house.
Bundaberg 2-4-00
Reports from my second in charge, visitors were Emily &Dad Paul
Anderson, Bruce Walker and Harry Walker (Maryborough), Ray
Wise (Gladstone). Sorry if I missed any. The 1st event lOOT DB.
OIA & AA and High Gun Paul Rehhein (Welcome hack Paul), 2nd
in AA Rob Rehhein, 3rd Paul Anderson. In A Grade 1st Bruce
Walker ,2nd Bill Hannenherg, 3rd Kaye Rehbein. C grade 1st
Spencer Plath, 2nd Malcolm Darvson, 3rd Doug Baggaley. Bundy
Shoot 4th June 12 noon after Skeet 9am. 30T MED 25T DB 25T
Graded HCP 15 P R DR. Thanks Kaye for results.
Gympie
. . 9-4.00
Thanks Wal for the results and good shooting a t Cahoolture
getting into the HCP Shoot off took AASB & AAHG. I notice you
are a better Single Barrel shooter since last November when that
old bloke gave you a lesson in the SIB CIS a t Maryhorough. Good
shooting Wal. Thanks again. As you will see in the results the
Carews made their presence felt and even Dorothy Carew didn't
let the boys put it over her a s she won the raffle. Good raming
Dorothy.
In AA Grade Phil groves PTS, Bill Chaind Med, Glen Durre DB,
2nd HCP & AAGHG. In A Grade Chris Post DB, 1st HCP, Gary
Carew PTS, 3rd HCP, MED & AGHG. Good shooting Gary and in
B Grade Dennis Carew DB PTS MED & BGHG. I don't know i t is
that the Carews are eating or drinking, but looks like a swab job
to me. Also goad shooting Dennis. In C Grade Tony Clarke DB
MED with Harry Walker PTS & CGHG. I have just been on the
phone with Harry and sadly it was the parting of the roads with
his little sixteen year old four legged friend, "Tud". I hope their is
a doggy heaven for Tud.
Visitors to the shoot were Phil Groves, Craig Moms, Kevin
Howard, Peter McAndrew (Sunshine Coast), Harry Walker, Vince
Dollisson (Maryborough), Bill Chain (Redcliffel. Another good
shoat
- and Gympie shoot 11th June. Program DB PTS CONT 15PR
DIK.
- She left him on the sofa when the phone rang, hut she was hack
in no time. Who was that he said and she replied i t was my
husband. STREWTH! He exclaimed, I had better be off. Relax she
said - he just told me he was down a t the Club shooting clays with
yon!
Gympie Sporting Clays - Sexton 16-4-00
The Gympie Club would like to thank Vic Tipman for his generous
gesture of providing sandwiches to be sold for lunch. Your generosity exceeds you good looks Vic.
Austrahan Clay Ta :et Shooting News
June 2000
This is how i t happened. Vic bought his own seafood sandwiches
out for lunch and put them i n the Club fridge. Someone thought
they were in the fridge for sale and they were sold to the shooters.
So Vic took his revenge out on the targets and took out High Gun.
Good shooting VIC.
Maryborough - Jim Kinghorn Memorial 23-4-00
Harry told me he spends most of the shoot explaining my progress
in health to interested shooters. So could I tell them, so he can get
on with his shooting.
Well I am waiting for a date to go to Brisbane to have a blood dye
test, but you feel that you are in limbo waiting for one test then
another. Hope i t is all behind me soon Thanks to all enquiries.
17400
Well I just received mail with notice that lack of shooters for our
Jim Kinghom Memorial because of it heing Easter Sunday. The
shoot is cancelled so I will get MTB off to CTSN now. With plenty
of 2 Day Shoots in June with Brisbane Annual Skeet 3rd , 4th
June. Cahooltwe 3rd & 4th June Trap. If you are in Whitfield
Country Rockhampton 10th and l l t h June, say good day to
Graham for me. Down the line.
One smart fella said, now you are getting around the traps as
much, you can't say till next time, see you a t the shoots. So I said
-what do you suggest? He said Good shooting and put the dunny
seat down. Don't you just love these smart guys!
Good shooting to all till next time.
See you a t the shoots.
Lost B i r d
PO 466 Wagga Wagga
NSW 2650
Fam026931 0125
Wtilen must give lull
Dear Sir,
I wish to respond to several letters in the April issue of the shooters journal, which were in my opinion partly playing the man but
not the ball.
I respect rhc right of any individual to have n different ap~munro
mine and to dcbntc it, but 1 au expcc: thnL indlwdunl to respect mv
right to express that view
I believe that as we live in a democratic and free enterprise system
which allows every individual freedom of choice to purchase any
brand of product which in their opinion is most suitable to their
requirements. In other words, we all make these choices when
buying items from supermarket shelves and every other purchase
we make in our daily lives both personally and in business.
In my article in the February issue, I outlined part of the criteria
that I apply when considering buying a clay target trap to be used
for competition.
That criteria is well known by members of my club and other
shooters that I have worked with and have been involved with in
the selection process of purchasing traps and I can assure readers
I have held that view for at least 12 years and I will not in the foreseeable future deviate from that position.
In closing please ask anyone who knows me well and I am sure
that they will tell you I will never be led anywhere by anyone to
swallow anybody's propaganda.
With respect
L Crema
June 2000
JUNIOR COACHING CAMP
The planned Junior Coaching Camp a t Newcastle Lake Macquarie
CTC for early May has had to be postponed until the 4th weekend
in June, 24th & 25th June. Any interested juniors who wish to
attend the Junior Camp, please contact Libbie on (02) 6361 4443.
NSW STATE CARNIVAL DATES - 2000
The 2000 NSW State Skeet Carnival will be conducted on l l t h ,
12th & 13th August a t the ACTA National Ground - Wagga, the
2000 State ISSF Carnival on the 25th, 26th & 27th August a t
Newcastle Lake Macquarie CTC and the 2000 State Trap Carnival
on the 30th September, 1st & 2nd Octoller a t the ACTA National
Ground - Wagga.
2000 NSW MASTERS GAMES
12th - 18th July - Coffs Harbour NSW. (02) 6658 5793 for informatlon.
LIGHTNING RIDGE GC
Have you heard of the Bower Bird Trophy?????? The Bower Bird
Trophy is an under and over shotgun generously donated by Bob
Lisle, of Bower Bird Opals, as the overall prize in a series of shots
which include July 8th, August 13th, September 10th & 30th, and
December loth. Far further information and starting times of the
shoots, contact Club President Boh Lisle on (02) 6829 0640.
YASS CLAY TARGET CLUB
Ynss CTC lnvirrs cveryone to rhcir 10th J u n e shox - 12 noon atirt
with 501' UH Chnrnpiunahlp and othc-I.DTL evcnrs All welcon,~.
PARKES r GRENFELI. GC'S
The Parkes and Greufell Gun Clubs have combined in a joint
venture for the June long weekend, with Parkes shooting on Saturday 10th June and Grenfell shooting their Henry Lawsan shoot
on the Sunday l l t h June. For those who are keen to shoot both
days, the clubs have offered a high gun of a case of cartridges for
the best combined score over the 2 days. Well done and good thinking.
CLEANEVENT
Arc you intrrested in nttr'ndlng the Olylnpli G.kmcs u h . ! s ~being
paid to du s.,'!Thc Cleornevcnt rtlntractor is looktlll: f o ~ ~ l e > ~ tbr
ncrs
the Cnmcs For pay r.lrcs rtr cont3ct Libbir 6361 44-10
2001 STATE CHAMPIOX OF CHAMPIONS
The nbuvc championship is avnilablu f i r :!ll<.r~tlonallel. wri~tun
application. Please forw:lrd your club, applicnrton;. to conduct the
event to PO BOX2228, O r i l n ~ c2800 l3y the 20th July 21100
RNERINA ZONE
CLASSIC
The NSW Riverina Zone is inviting all Juniors from all zones, to
their inaugural GOT Junior Classic to he conducted on 6th August
a t Wagga Gun Club. Guess What??? FREE NOMS!!!! Sounds sensational!! For further details, contact Bob Blake on 6920 2043 or
David Coleman on 6931 4454.
Libbie Douglass
NSWCTA
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Groups or individuals
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Austraiian Veterans Games Wanes Wagga
W a a a Gun Club lnc
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The weather conditions were hot except
for Saturday when the rain came for part
of the morning, which made it humid as
well as very hot. Some great scores during
the Games were reflected in the fine
results posted by many shooters. The
ncept of only shooting against shooters
the same age group and not being
graded was widely accepted by all shootWe had several birthdays celebrated
during the games; Pud Burgess (63),
Dennis Mackie (721, Grahame Casey &
Doug Munro (701, Barney & Kathleen
Rooke celebrated their 52nd Wedding
Anniversary and Ken & J u n e McPherson
their golden (50) Wedding Anniversary.
The first day saw Doug Blewitt form
Cooma taking out the 75 tgt Australian
Veterans Games Skeet Championship
with 1051107 after a shoot off with David
Blewiti (Skeet), David Caccioppoli (P/S and 45-54 age High Gun), Ron Murray (5560Age High Gun), Caccioppoli of Batlow.
CarniZagor (Ladies Skeet, DB and Ladies High Gun), Dennis Mackie (66-71 Age High Gun), Ken
The 50 tgt Australian Veterans Games DIB
McPherson (72+ Age High Gun), Pud Burgess (DB, SB and 61-65Age High Gun.
Championship was held on day two and
Old & new friendships were made again when over 70 shooters
saw only one possible shot with fourteen other shooters shooting
participated in, the sixth Australian Veterans games Wagga
49/50. Pub Burgess from Cobar the overall winner.
Wagga. Shooting was under way a t the Wagga Gun Club from 14th
March to 18th March 2000. With shooters coming from as far away
a s Lightning Ridge, however the numher of entries was slightly
down an previous Veteran Games hut the organising committee
was very pleased with this biannual event.
Mrs Julie Hoy, President of the Australian Veterans Games Wagga
Wagga and a councilor of the City Of Wagga Wagga was invited to
open the competition and fire the first shot. With the motto of the
*Friendly Games" the spirit in which the competition was conducted certainly lived up to the name with most shooters indicating that they would be competing a t the next Australian Veterans
Games Wagga Wagga.
winning the 75tgt Australian Veteran Games Champion of Champions
Championship with a perfect score of 1ZV125.
Cobar - Winner
of the Australian Veterans Games
5otgt DB, 5otgt SB championships
and the High Gun in the 61-6Age
group.
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Carol Zagor Hoppe
winner of the Ladies
veteran G~~~~ skeet
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carol tok goid in her age group in
the PS and bmnre in the SB plus
the Ladies High Gun.
50 tgt Australian Veterans Games Single Barrel saw Pud Burgess
&Ron Garth with a score of 49/50. Both shooters ventured out tc
the track and Pud again was the overall winner with 51/58.
Day three saw once again only one possible shot in the 50 tgt Australian Veterans Games PIS Championship the successful shooter
being David Caccioppoli of Batlow taking the overall.
The final day again only one possible was recorded in the 75 tgt
Australian Veterans Games Champion of Champions. Peter Simon
of Richardson shot a perfect score in hot & humid condition and
the odd shower.
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in each age
June 2000
Mr G Team Event, lett to right: Eric Vincent, Tom Harris, John Bainbridge.
BC-k Barker and CarolZagor.
45-54age: David Caccioppoli Batlow 4411450
55-60age: Ron Murray Albury 4241450
61-65age: Pud Burgess Cobar 4361450
66-71age: Dennis Mackie Telegraph Point 4181450
72 + age: Ken McPherson Echuca 38U450
Ladies: Carol Zagor Hoopers Crossing 4061450
The Wagga Gun Club also conducted a BBQ tea; this was very well
attended with all present enjoying the meal and chitchat and a
few quiet drinks.
The President of the Australian Veterans Games was tu do medal
presentations hut circumstances prevented her from attending.
Past Presidents and committee members as well as keen sup-
porter ofjuniors shooters Bill Attwood plus Andrew Sanders Executive Officer of the ACTA helped with the Medal presentation.
Olympic Targets kindly donated the sashes for the overall winners
of each Championship plus all High Gun winners. We would like
to thank Olympic targets for their on going support.
The 5 person team event, sponsored hy Mr Geoff Reeves ('Mr G"
the ice cream man) proved to he very popular. Joan Scott was
invited to draw the names out to decide the teams. One shooter
from each age group who shot the whole program was put into a
team. This event was keenly contested with several teams in the
running until the last day which saw the team of Carol Zagor,
John Bainhridge, Tom H a m s , Eric Vincent & Jack Barker being
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Last Sunday, the 16thApri1, the Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club
(SCCTC) held their monthly shoot. 26 Keen shooters participated
in very good shooting conditions with no wind to speak of and
cloud cover was generally not a problem, The number of shoot offs
required to decide positions in all events highlights this. We had
shooters travelling to the shoot from as far away as Gympie and
Dalby.
Event 1 (25 Tareets Double Barrel Swee~stakes)saw the best
shootingof the day with the most possihles'shot during this event.
Evervbodv
relaxed as we all ~raceededto "~
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~sleep on the odd target fur the rest of rhr day. Event 2 (26 target
Single Harrel. requ~reda shoot offto decide 1 h e M G r a d e \Vincer
and second in AGrnde. After a short shuut off Don Ponora defeated
3 other shooters to tnkc out second in AGradc. I'yg-my hlcAndrew
was successful in winning AA Grade from 2 other shoorcrj.
In event 3 (25 Targets off Handicap), the Club President, Steve
Davison shot the only possihle. Another shoot was required ta
decide the minor placings. Brett Brown finally proved he could hit
a few targets with his new gun in defeating Wal Durre from
Gympie.
The main event for the day was event 4, 20 Pair Double Rise
Championship. Wes Humphreys, with some good shooting, won
the event outright even though he missed his last pair clean. A
shoot offwas also required to decide the AAGrade winner in this
event. Phil Grove and Pygmy McAndrew had to shoot another 10
pair before Pygmy picked up the AA Grade result.
To complete the day, a shoot off was required to decide the Overall
High Gun winner. Two ex-Darwin Gun Club members stepped
onto the walks for the decider. ARer the first round, Phil Grove
had defeated Pygmy McAndrew in the Double Rise section. This
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was a turn around from the previous shoot off some minutes
earlier. Well shot Phil. The Club also had a new ladies shooter
starting this weekend, Robyn Newsham. Welcome to the club
Robyn.
RESULTS:
Event 1: 25 Target Double Barrel Sweepstakes.
AA Grade: W Humphreys, P McAndrew, P Grove, M Eagle 25/25.
A Grade: 1st T Crowson 25/25, 2nd S Davidson, S Trafford, D
Portors, G Browne 24/25. B Grade: L Stolberg, B Griffiths, B
Dunne 23/25. C Grade: R Newsham 11/25.
Event 2. 25 Targets Single Barrel.
AA Grade: 1st P McAndrew 31/32, 2nd W Humphreys 30132. A
Grade: 1st S Trafford 22/25, 2nd D Portors 24/28. B Grade: 1st B
Griffiths 20125,2nd D Portors 24/28. C Grade: R Newsham 6/25.
Event 3: 25 Targets Handicap.
1st S Davidson 25125,Znd B Brown 31132, 3rd G Duire 30132.
Event 4: 20 Pair Double Rise Championship.
Overall: W Humphreys 34/40. AA Grade: P McAndrew 5U60. A
Grade: S Trafford 29/30. B Grade: J Davidson 26/40. C Grade R
Newsham 11/40.
High Guns.
Overall: Phil Grove 112/125. AA Grade: Pygmy McAndrew
11U125. B Grade: Scott Trafford 971115. B Grade: Jim Davidson
881115. C Grade: Robyn Newsham 431115.
The next major shoot for the SCCTC will be our Annual Two Day
Trap Winter Carnival to be held over the weekend of the 15th and
16th July
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Month SpeciaI: L a n b e r l 2 G a u g e 28" O / U $750
B e r e t t a 1 2 G a u g e 6 S 6 F 28" o r 30" w i t h 5 C h o k e s $1750
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USED SHOTGUNS
K r i e g b o f f T r a p M o d e l K - 8 0 a d j u s t a b l e s t o c k a n d c a s e , m i n t c o n d i t i o n .............................................. $6750.00
W h e a t h e r b y A n t h i n a Trap 30" ............................................................................................................. $2500.00
B e r e t t a 682 Trap 30" c a s e , 1 2 G a u g e a n d e x t r a 20 G a u g e barrel, m i n t c o n d i t i o n ...............................$3500.00
W.W. G r e e n e r 12 g a u g e 30" s i d e b y side, l i k e new ................................................................................... $3500
W.W. G r e e n e r 1 2 gauge 30" s i d e b y side, e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n .................................................................. $2500
W.W. G r e e n e r 1 2 g a u g e 30" s i d e b y side, v e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n ................................................................ $1950
W.W G r e e n d e r 12 g a u g e 30" s i d e b y side, good c o n d i t i o n ....................................................................... $1600
T h o m a s B l a n d a n d S o n s 12 g a u g e 30" s i d e b y side, m i n t c o n d i t i o n , electors, case ................................. $3995
Trap S h o t S h e l l s 28gr f r o m ..................................................................................................................... $95/500
W i n c h e s t e r A A 1 2 5 0 ............................................................................................................................. $128/500
W i n c h e s t e r A A 1300 H A ...................................................................................................................... $1301500
AMMO AVAILABLE: RIO - FIOCCHI- EXPRESS - CHAMPION - SCORPION - WNVNER
W E KEEP AN EXTENSIVE RANGE OF RELOADING EQUIPMENTAND COMPONENTS.
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I t is with deep regret that the Tamworth Clay Target Club advises of
the death of Bev Tavlor after a lone
- battle with cancer.
Although Bev was not a clay target shooter, she will be remembered by
all shoorcrl who rhat s t 'Ihnlwonh, locals and vis:tors alike, for her
carering fur ~hboteru,both nr club shoots, for hcr titernoon reas and s t
anen shbors fur oruvldlne
" meals and snacks over the two d e w .
I t was a very rare occasion t h a t Bev missed a club shoot and never
missed an open shoot to eater for the shooters.
It was timely t h a t she was awarded the club member of the year for
1999 along with husband Rod for their service to the Tamworth Club.
As a mark of respect, Tamworth club member formed a Guard of
Honour a t her funeral.
Our deepest sympathy is extended to husband Rod and chlldren Craig
and Tracey in this time of sadness.
Tarnworth Clay Target Club
Neville Sydney Smith -Eulogy
13.04.1917 -12.01.2000
Neville Sydney Smith was born an April 13,1917, a t Vaucluse Sydney.
He was the third child of Mr & Mrs Frank Smith of 'Trenayr'. The
eldest of the family was Sadie, then Harry. Eight years later Neville
was born. then seven vears later Robert amved.
Kevllle \*as a dellrate ehdd during the first five or alx ycnrs of hls hfc,
which meanr hc was unable ro prticipate irl much ncrivity. When the
tkvo oldest eh~ldrenwcrr at bonrdine aehonl. and hc was livina in an
isolated countrv situation he was a<a loss fbr voune c o m ~ a n v . - ~the
t
comb.& the aittime there was"a la we of rabbits in country a&.%
uation his father'emplayed many men to t i a p and shoat the rabbits.
This was great company for Neville, who followed the men on their
rounds. This was the first experience of firearms and rabbit traps. His
father bought him a .22 pea riffle, and from this he learnt the correct
handling and safety of firearms, which he followed through his life and
the correct handling of rabbit traps as well. He wore out the barrel of
his first rifle, but with the packet money h e earned from rabbit skins
and carcasses, which h e sold at the freezing warks, h e bought another
barrel far his rifle.
The freezing works a t the time were situated on the bank of the Mole
River crossing. Neville's next purchase was a pushbike, which meant
he could deliver his carcasses and pelts himself.
dullghted it ,nunr,l tllnt hc ilad
incnperor A~~~~ ,vas born he
someone to play with klc rude hi3 blhc 11, .Tnrongn'ro sec Petcr, ana at
orher timcs to visit Terry Spencer rtt 'hlonrilb>ndn'.
Neville went to school a t Mudgee. He stayed with his sister, who a t the
time was married to Ted Moore. He was very fond of Sadie and their
children James and Juelie.
&an met Keville t h n u g h H ~ r r y Smar11agc 10 F10, who WBS her CuuSIn,
urtd ZIevlllc ixrld,lonn were married an \larch 31 1940 in Sydney. They
lived a t 'ltennyr' and a f t ~ n v a r dJL~'\lonksradr'.
\ n i l e 31 Trcnayr hc became u very keen phuwk~tlapflcrAt this time h r
also sun'ered from polsonlng through prepnrlng sheep dip6 und
drenches with a r ~ e n i cwhich
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u a s l h ~onlv
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~ ~ .c ~ n r n tavailablv
ian
a t rhc
time. He was very ill for many years before he was cured by Dr Steiner
of Emmaville.
I n 1944 his son Murray was born and in 1946 their daughter Pam.
There were taueh times a t ' Monkstadt' with the end of the war, then
they experienes draught, fires and floods over many years but with
great courage and determination, Neville and Joan managed to
succeed.
Clay pigeon shooting was one of Neville's great loves of his life. H e
started a clay target club on 'Monkstadt' called 'Riverside' gun club,
which was appreciated by all who attended. He joined Ballandean
Club, and over the years won many trophies and championships, also
represented Queensland in State Club championship events.
He understood machinery thoroughly, repairing his a w n and a t
'Monkstsdt h e produced high grade lucerne.
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In 1989 i t was time to retire, Neville would have preferred Darwin to
retire, because i t was never cold, but h e could n i t leave lbntertield
because of all his close friends and relatives. Retirement i s difficult for
a man from the land but Neville found a place for gathering more
knowledge or should we say passing advice on. As he strolled the
street, a seat in town became known to u s a s A Seat of knowledge,
where h e s a t and enioved his retirement.
At the local Rifle Club he introduced bench shooting, and this practice
continues. Event a t his last shoot, h e still managed t o score 6 fives and
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He served the community as Justice of the Peace, and a s New South
Wales Firearms Safety Awareness Officer.
He was a remarkable man, and sadly to say a lot of history h a s gone
with Neville, a s he could tell you who bought the first car, tractor,
washing machine and many more things that the young generation
take for granted in our fast living world today.
Poetry was a natural gift. He wrote many short poems for many occasions as same of u s will recall. The local paper, politics, shooting,
animals including his favorite pet Heidi, family weddings and many
more.
Neville leaves us with memories. Even when h e was so ill h e could
make the doctor and hospital staff smile.
Neville leaves his wife Joan, his children M m a y and Pam, 6 grand
children and 6 great grand children, who called him Trig.
There's a road I call remembrance,
Where I walk each day with you,
It's apleasnnt happy road.
All filled with memories true.
There are hills and fields and budding trees,
And stillness that's so sweet,
That it seems that this must be theplace,
Where Gad and humans meet.
Sydney One Gun Triathlon, 2000
27th February
For t h e sccond rime rhoie who know how ro uic il shotgun came to
Sydney Cloy Target Club for rhc' O n e G u n Triathlon". 60 Skeet.
50 UTL Slnalc Barrel. 50 T r e n ~ . hall
, shor continuuusl~.
O n e g u n all t h e way a n d choke changes not permitted.
This event should inspire a n d kindle t h e aspirations of those who
a r e well aware of t h e three disciplines a n d their variations so why
not be in i t next time.
The "spoils" were t a k e n by P a u l Farrugia 1st
T h e n t h e rest Gary Rootes Znd, Tas Psarakis 3rd, S Tsoukalis 4th,
D Vlachas 5th. Ladies: S Psarakis. Junior: G Chrysostomou.
They wcnr home wlth the well earned Cash. Sash a n d hlcdals. A
very satisfying day f o ~ ~ ' l ' h u swho
c dared".
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Back row, !en lo rrght: Gary Rootes, Paul Fanug!a, Jim Keen (sponsor),
Soohla Pssrakis. Tas Psarahls. Fronl mbv. D Vlschss. Sam Tsoukalis,
George Chrysostomou.
June 2000
Roma Clay Tav~etClub
At ihe recent Australia Day Awards, Rumn Clay Target Club was
nominated in both the Bungil Shire and thc Roma Town Council
for the "Community Event of the Year" Award.
This award was for the 1999 National Down the Line Championships held in March.
In the nominations it was stated Over 500 shooters and their families attended, with visitors from
all over Australia, and also two from England to compete.
This was the first time that a National competition was held i n a
rural area.
Shooters were amazed a t the high standard of facilities available,
with many remarking that these Nationals were the best they had
ever attended, and some have attended more than 20 Nationals.
With the Grounds in immaculate uondicion, 13 ident~calmachines
d three extra
throwing idcnticsl targets to a perfect b a c k ~ ~ o u nand
craps for practice. Visitors came tu a n sir-conditioned clubhouse, a
large scaled car park, exuullcnt catering facilities supplying all
mcals and then to bc entertained a t n ~ g h tmany
,
shooters did nor
leave the b~oundsuntil aftrr 11 pm. With a separate administmtion area, also air-conditioned, a large well-equipped workshop for
the trap mechanics and a gunsmith as well.
Camping facilities were available a t a minimal cost, and those
requiring other accommodation, the club arranged that also.
Wich the benefit* to Roma, the event really put Roma and District
into National focus. Roma iscertainly known for it hospitality. Visitors were cen3inlv im~rcsscdwith the friendliness of business
people and the aveiage Eitizen. It was certainly a team effort, with
both councils providing invaluable assistance in setting up the
facilities, with local business houses as sponsors, many members
over the years working to get their club house and grounds ta a
vew hieh standard. With all the hard work done durine the championships, many took annual leave to do so, che cleaning and the
cooking starting or 4 am. All this work done on a voluntary b3sis.
In the planning stages, some critics felc chat a small rural town
like Roma would be unable to host such a 13rge national event.
Hawcvcr, rhc community really supported Romn Clay Target Club
and the event ufthu ycnr ran exvcptionally well in all arm.<,as the
following comments indicate
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Albany Clay Target Club h e : Following are the new Office Bearers
for 2000 as elected a t our AGM on 26th March 2000 - President David Levingston; Vice President - Rob Bessen; Secretary - Kent
Holland; Treasurer - Mike Crump; Captain - Wayne Drake-Brockman;
Vice Captain - David Holland; Committee - Geoff Faulkes, Tony
Cusack, Kevin Jones.
Cecil P a r k Clay Target Club held theirhnual General Meeting on
April 23,2000 and the following people were elected: President - Dave
McLeod, Secretary - Edward Emery, Treasurer - Peter Nikesitch, Snr
Vice President - Ben Buhagiar, Jnr Vice President - David Edwards,
including the following to the committee, Brian Edwards, Stephen
Bell, John Biddle, John Cameron, Les Helme, Stevan Subonj, Vince
Gatt, Les Ramsay & Frank Minici.
Comwa Clay Target Club Inc: Held its AGM on 10th March 200
and the following people were elected: President - Mr Ron Gulliver,
Secretary - Mr Paul Muscat, Treasurer - Mr Phil Wojtowyez, Vice
President - Mr Brad Wignall, Handicapper - Mr Trevor Pfeiffer, Club
Delegate - Mr Ron Gulliver.
Kingamy Clay Target Club h e : The Kingaroy CTC held their
Annual Meeting on the llthApril2000 and listed below are our Office
bearers for 2000: President - Graham Bickerton, Vice President Peter McDonald, Secretary - Max Behm, Treasurer - Ken Mills, Shoot
Marshall - Col Gurski, Asst Shoot Marshall - Tony Gurski, Grounds
Person - Chris Behm, Providore; Neale Tessman, P R Officer - Noel
~un;2000
Accepting the Roma Town Council Australia Day Award for Cornrnunily
Event oftne Year, leH to right: John Robinson, secrelary; Richard
Loughnan, Vice President and Robert Nugent, President
"I've been going to the Nationals for some twenty odd years and I
can honestlv sav that I have never seen anvthine like the soectacle and the-entire package that the Roma klay$aTarget ~ l &
presented over the eight days of competition" -Adrian Cousens.
-We were very proud to be Auarahans at our National I)TL Car.
nival which was such 3 wundcrful showcase tu thosc international
shooters who attended Rumn Homn Clay 'Ihrgcr Club - what a
p u t t job they did How justly satisfied they should be feeling. 'The
club is obnously blessed with strong memberr;hlp, members who
all worked hard a s a team to showcase their club and their town".
Jeff & Barb Nash, Woolgoolga, NSW
'You should be proud of the way you ran and organized the shoot
as i t was the friendliest Nationals we have been to. I look forward
to returning again to Roma one day i n the future" Reg & Mary
Walker, AveneL Vie.
These letters certainly echoed the opinion of all who attended the
Nationals, and congratulations must go to Roma for winning both
these well earnt awards.
Liesegang, Patrons - Merv Champney & Dick Rackemann, Handicapper - Graham Bickerton.
its Annual
Melbourne Gun Club: The
~~~-Melbourne Gun Clnh held
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~e"&i
.\lceting on the 6th hlnrch 2000. An election w a i hcld
Year 2000 Commitree. Thc rcaulrs are as fullows: President - Hr R L:
Huchan; Snr \'ice Prc;>dcnt - Nr R Cartc~;J n r Vice President - Mr J
hL,lliea; 'Rensurer - M I ti Whltnker; Secretary - hlrs J Porcellans;
General Committee - hlr J Wnltera. l l r W Hine, hlr A Blggs, Mr L
hloKuon, .\lr F !dcCunnell, M Ihl Bending. 111 P Wray, hlr I) White.
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Monarto-Alexander Clay Target Club: At the Annual General
Meeting held on the lsy April 2000, the Club elected the following
Office Bearers: President - Peter Hendy, Vice President - Michael
Adams, Secretary - Graham Michell, Treasurer - Peter Shepherd,
Shoot Secretary - Graham Michell, Public Officer - Graham Michell,
Committee - Tony Rohrlach, Ruth Michell, Ivan Hein, Peter Hanis,
Jim Forbes, Zone Delegate - Graham Michell, Club Coach - Peter
Hendy, Club Handicapper - Tony Rohrlach.
Sydney Clay Target Club recently held its Annual General Meeting
and the following members were elected: President - Gary Kennerson,
Secretary - Karen Kennerson, Treasurer - Janenne Kidd, Vice President - John Cromptoa, Club Handicappers - Ludwig Kohler &
Janenne Kidd, Club Captain - Andrew Knigge, and also including
Brian Evans, Carol Tilley, Costas lkolakki, Peter Siafrakis, Peter
Marlow, John Elfes.
Australian Clay Trtrget Shooting News
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RATES AND CONDITIONS
This seetion is for the exclusive use afACTAmembers, and has been intmdueed for
the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must
include the serial number of all m s advertised. m d also the shooter licence
number. We are also no longer alloGed to advertise the sale of any pump-action or
semi-auto shotguns or the parts therwt
Rates are as follows:
$10.00 - 0-60 words
$20.00 - 60-100 wards max
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed an page 2 of this issue,
and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy should be
tvoed or camfullv hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW
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As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 'A penan must not cause an advertisement for the sale af a firearm or firearm oart to be oublished unless:
(a) the persan is a licensed firearm dealer, or
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(b) the pmposed sale is to be arranged by or thmugh a licenwd fiwarm dealer and
the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regulations".
Thc Regulation states, "For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the following
particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a f i r e m
that is arranged by or thmugh a licensed Charms dealer.
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of thc dealer concerned."
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual placing the
advertisement. Failing to ebidc by this Section attracts and maximum fine of$5,500.
WANTED: Empty 410 Shotgun Shells. 2 U2" only. Preferably Winchester or
Remingon. Will pay $50 per 1000. Phone Adrian Cousens 0418 516 395.
FOK SALE: 32' 13m~clsto sulr 6R2 Ilerettn Uzek bomd, lun&%bcnedforcing
r..ne,, purwd top 6r b u t t ~ l nhrrel:. Clluked half & three quarter, weight
I 510 k r 51900 011. Conrncr Tlm Robmaon Gunrmirl~ine.CDl. No 100-261-
C A L E N D A R
Annual Golden Fox Open Shoot
NT State Championships
Victorian UIT Grand Prix
QCTA State Sporting Clays
QCTA State ISSF Carnival
ACTA Central Zone,Skeet
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
DCTC Annual 4 Day Shoot
Whiteman Park l O O t Skeet Championship
QCTA Western Zone Trap
Newton Thomas lOOt Skeet Championship
QCTA Northern Zone Skeet
NSW CTA Skeet Carnival
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
Tas State ISSF Skeet Championships
NSW CTA ISSF Carnival
QCTA Northern Zone ISSF
ISSF Carnival
Central Victorian Grand Prix
SA State ISSF (Olympic Disciplines) Carnival
VIC ISSF Grand Prix
QCTA State Skeet Carnival
Dubbo, NSW
Alice Springs, NT
Mildura CTC, VIC
Gemfields, QLD
Townsville, Qld
Gemfields
Frankston Australian CTC, VIC
Darwin, NT
WAGC, WA
Central Burnett
WAGC, WA
Charters Towers
ACTA National Ground, Wagga, NSW
Melbourne GC, VIC
Tasmanian GC, Tas
Newcastle LM CTC, NSW
Normanton
Darwin, NT
Maryborough GC
State Shooting Park, SA
Echuca CTC, VIC
Townsville, QLD
WACTA State Skeet &Trap Carnival
NSW CTA Trap Carnival
TasState Skeet Championships
QCTA Northern Zone Trap
ACTA National ISSF Championships
QCTA South East Zone Trap
Macquarie Masters Open Shoot
Victorian State Trap Carnival
75pr State ISSF Double Trap Championship
WAGC, WA
ACTA National Ground, Wagga, NSW
Hobart GC, Tas
Burdekin
Brisbane GC, Qld
Brisbane
Dubbo, NSW
Echuca CTC, VIC
WAGC, WA
June 2000
Boort 214.00
Fine & Cool (36) 10T PI'S EIO: L
Gray, C Street, J Kennett, M
Absnlom, C Patten & R Peatling; 25T
PIS GR CIS: OlA&AA: P Granger
75/75,2nd R Bronin 116/117; A: 1st A
Peatling73175. ZndAMoron 77Jl5;B:
1st A Jones 74115, 2nd L Saunders
7U75; C: 1st R Lea 70175, 2nd C
Street 69; 25T SIB GR CIS: OIA&AA:
G Haydrn 35/35,2nd C Patten 34i35;
A: 1st W Perry 34186.2nd N Morrison
33/36: B: 1st LGray23125,2nd IUreh
22125; C: 1st P Bird 28131. 2nd C
Street 27131: 25T D/B GR CIS:
OIA&AA: C Hayden 1051105. 2nd M
Absnlom 1051105; A: 1st W Perry
78179, 2nd AFord 37; B: 1st B Ssunders 44145, 2nd I Umh 24; C: 1st C
Street 24125. 2nd P Bird 22; HIGH
GUN: AA: G Hayden 1521155; A: W
Perry 1461155; B: AJones 1501155; C:
C Street 1431155; RAFFLE: E
Langon.
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Victoria
Western Australia
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
Northern Territory
New South Wales
CaUnwadde-StaweU 21-4-00
Cool &Windy (571 - 15T PIS C D : D
Favel& J Grewar45145; 25TDiB CIS:
OIA&/LA: T Hughes 133/133. 2nd G
Hunt 1321133: A: 1st D Heinrich
35/36,2nd N Hemley 35/36: B: 1st S
Bertnlli 25125.2nd L Niewsnd 43/44;
C: 1st M Gruar 25125, 2nd J Fielding
23/25: 325T PIS CIS: OlA&AA: 0
Hsyek 90I90,Znd T Hughes 89190: A:
1st T Pevitt 86187. 2nd T Foster
81184; B: 1st J Ough 72/78, 2nd B
Papst 71/78; C: 1st H Hayek 65175.
2nd N McQuim 62/75; 25T D/B CIS:
O/A&*
D Barry 75175, 2nd T
Bendigo 14.00
Windy (251 50T SPORTING CLAYS
CIS: OlA&AA: L Robcrh 46/50,2nd S
Archard 42/50, A: 1st S Penglase
44150, 2nd S Archard 55165; B: 1st D
Darby 40150, 2nd B Billing 39150: C:
1st K Nelson 34/50. 2nd L Downie
3U50: 50T SKEET CIS: OIA&A: L
Roberts 82183,znd P Crute 81/03: B:
1st B Billing 46/50, 2nd B Taylor
45150: C: 1at D Hallam 51/54, 2nd P
Pattillo 50154.
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Webb.
Cohvna 22lZ34.00
Perfcct Weather (59) - 25T PIS:
O/A&AA: B Taylor 91191, 2nd J
Fleteher90191;A~1st J Brerton 74/75,
2nd B Beard 82/84; B: let K Stott
72/75, 2nd J Bell 89/15; C: 1st A
Backman 71175.2nd E Bmwn 6M5;
LAD: C Ford 60175; JNR:T Knight
7W5; VET: C Bowman 8v90: 25T
SiB: O/AkAA: R Godfrey 31131,Znd J
Fletcher 30130:A: 1st J Brerton 21/27,
2nd K Bruns 27128; B: 1st A Patten
23125.2nd GA Smith 32/35; C: l e t C
Street 25128. 2nd D Donehue 24128;
LAD: K Stott 17125; JNR: T Knight
24/25; VET: C Bowman 24/28; SOT
DIB: OIA&AA: R Godfrey 96196.2nd J
1 I SOUTHERN
PENINSULA I 1
PROGRAM FOR JUNE
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Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 3rd 12.00 noon
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Secretary: Chris Carrol(03) 9775 7926 A/H
Melways 194 H2
Mornington Clav Target Club
Saturday loth 12.00 noon
10 tgt El0 $4.00
50 tgt Mornington Clship $18.00
Secretary: Wendy Roberts (03) 5979 2746
Melways 146 A11
Bendigo 4-3-00
Fine (251- 1 0 PR DID EIO:W Daley, B
Knight, B Taylor, W Mecarthy 10110:
20 PR DID CIS: 1st T Boucher & G
Daley 75/15, 2nd G Fletcher & J
Fletcher 74/75; 25T PIS CIS:
0IAB;AA: D Hallam 75175, 2nd T
Moroni 72/75;A: 1st G Fletcher 74/75,
2nd D Hansfard 82184; B: 1st B
Knight 74f75,Znd N Harris 81/61: C:
1st R Whtye jnr 63/75, 2nd W Dvley
66/87 SOT D/B CIS: OIA&AA: T
June 2000
Nevean Clav Target Club
Saturday 17th 12.30 pm
100 tgt Double Barrel $30.00
June 23rd (Night)
50 tgt Simulated $19.00
Secretary; Rod Scott (03) 5986 8445 Melways 200 K2
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2 j 25; C 1 s H tlnyek 2315. 2nd P
Bird 21 2 5 , 2i'C LIIII C S 0 ABA 0
Hawk 77r77. 2nd D Hunt 767:: R
Bird 25127.
Deniliquin 17-4-00
Fine - 10T PIS EIO: R Kemp, B Glenn,
C Connell30130; 80T MXD CD: kA: J
Finis 112/120;A: R Kemp 1101120; B:
C Connell 1031120; C: B Comaek
881120; HIGH GUN: J Finis 112/120.
Sundav 1 1th June,2000.18 noon
Event: 1 10 Tgt Grd El0 PIS CID $6.00
Event: 2 30 Tgt DIB Johnny Walker Classic
O/All 1st plus 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. $12.00
Event: 3 30 Tgt PIS Brown Bros Special
1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. $12.00
Reduced Noms Ladies Jnrs & Veterans
O l A l l &Vet High Gun Sash
Evroa 22-4-00
Sunny (30) 5T PIS C D . KMaurey, C
Asquith, R Lambden. T Rosenow, G
MeClure, R English, R Walker, R
Stackhouse &APsalia 15/15; 10T PIS
GIFT: OIA: J King 90190;A: KMaurey
83186: B: D Barns 42145; C: J hlcGregor 29130; 10T WC: 1st A Spenee
18/18. 2nd R Barns 17/18, 3rd G
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Queens Birthday Shoot
Mondav 12th June 10.00am Start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
2 5 Tgt P / S C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd $14.00
1st each Grade Sash & Ronson Toaster Grill Oven
2nd each Grade Remington Steam & Dry Iron
2 5 Tgt S / B C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd $14.00
1st each Grade Sash & Ronson Rice Cooker
2nd each Grade Breville Kettle
2 5 Tgt H/Cap 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $25.00
1st Sash + $500 Cash, 2nd $200 Cash, 3rd $100 Cash, 4th $75 Cash,
5th $50 Cash.
2 5 Tgt D/B C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd $20.00
1st each Grade Sash & Remington Bread Maker
2nd each Grade 1/2 Case Cartridges
HIGH GUN - SASH & 1 /2 CASE CARTRIDGES
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS HIGH GUNS $50 TROPHY
$300 CASH FOR ANY POSSIBLE OVER PROGRAM. D M D E D IF MORE THAN ONE.
REDUCED NOMS FOR LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS.
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Frankston Australian 9 4 - W
Sunny/Fine (29) lOOT SKEET CIS:
AA: w ~ h o m s o n971100,Znd D O'Sullivan 931100;A: S Hewitt 9811W, 2nd
C McDougall 1001110; B: J Sdpietro
92/100 2nd C Sola 891100; C: B
~ason'881100,2nd G Shaw 861100;
50T SKEET DBLS: AA: D O'Sullivan
44/50. A: C McDougall 49150; B: R
.4llen'44150; C: N Russell 43150; 75T
ISSF TRAP CIS: OIA: A Vella 92/1W;
A: J lbnna 68115.
Prankston Australian 164.00
Overcast (36) .25T P1S: AA: T Rowe
72/75, A: C Wilkinson 7U75; B: J
o ' R ~ 66175;
; ~ ~ 30T DIB: AA: K Gille~ ~30130,
i e 2nd C Battisti 57158;A: S
Zotti 34/34, 2nd P Calvi 33/34; B: J
O'Rorke 29130.2nd B Scanlon 28130;
C: P Lee 29/30; 30T PIS: AA: C
MeHattie 90190, 2nd B O'Donnell
88/90,A: R Williams 85190, 2nd C
Galea 83/90; B: J O'Rorke 85/90,2nd
B Scanlon 76190; 25T SKEET: AA: G
Dennison 25125;A: C Battisti 25/25, S
Hewitt 25125; B: R Allen 20125; C: P
Lee 21/25: lOOT SKEET CIS: AA: D
Parsell 91100.2nd A Daff 95/100; A:
S Hewitt 991100,2nd B hiiall961100;
B: R Allen 94/100, 2nd J Sslpictro
931100; C: D Ogden 791100.
Frankston Australian 23-4-00
Overcast(38) - 15T FTS:AA: RNisbet
4 ~ 4 5 ;M~ Bending43/45;
:
B: R Caleo
41/45; C: M Holmes 36145; 90T MXD:
AA: 1st N Asmar 1471150, 2nd R
isb bet 1421150; A: 1st G Tbrner
1391150, 2nd M Bending 1371150; B.
1st H Stafford 132/150,2nd W Asmar
1311150; C: 1st PLee 123/150,2ndM
Holnkes 122/150; SOT SKEET:AA: 1st
S ~ e w i t50/50,2nd
t
A Cousens 74'75;
A: 1st J Tonna 45150. 2nd C
MeDougall 43/50; B: 1st PM Bmwn
50150,2nd C Ploudins 49150; C: 1st D
I
Ogden 47/50, 2nd R Tbcker 44/50;
5(YP SKEET DOUBLES: AA: 1st A
Cousens 66110,2n3 S Hewitt 65/10;A:
C hieDougaU 40150; B: C Ploudias
36150.
Frankstan Australian 304-W
Cold & Overcast (45) 20T PTS:AA:
P DaSilva 60160; A: P Calvi, D
~ a m m o n d& G Ash 56/60: 8: H
Stafford 57/60; C: G Shaw 56/80;
IWT DIB CIS: AA: 1st R Williams
1471147 2nd P Mills 146/14?;A: 1st P
Taylor d81100,Znd B Webley 1031106;
B: 1st I Cook 124/129,2nd H Stafford
123/129;C: 1st G Shaw 95/100,2nd W
Whdley 82/100; 75T SKEET: AA: 1st
A Cousens 75175, 2nd D Ogullivan
74175; A: 1st C Battisti 72/75, 2nd R
59115; B: 1st M Whitelaw
92193,Znd C Ploudias 91193: C: 1st R
%ker 65115, 2nd B Mason 60175;
25T SKEET DBLES: AA: 1st A
Cousens 25125,Znd K Cousens 25/25;
A: C Battisti 22/25: B: C Ploudina
20125; C: B Mason 17125.
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Geelong 2-4-00
Fine &Warm (24) l(YP PIS El0 CD:
9 Possibles: 25T DIB CIS: AA: P
Carroll & G Hayden 1501150; A: W
Robertson 51/52; B: L Presani 23125;
C:ALoubey 22/28: 25T PIS CIS: AA&
OIA: P C a m l l 87181; A: J Farnes
73115: B: E Ford 80181; C: S MacGregar 67/01; 20T CONT CIS: AA & OIA:
G McHenrv 56/56: A: J Farnes 34/35:
ANNUAL DAY
5 Julv 2000 1 lam
Event 1.
-
Hopetoun 1-4-00
Cloudy & Fine 112) 5 P/R DIR El0
CD: T Emondson 9/10, G Fuller 8110,
D Fisher, E Yetman 1/10; 15 P/R DIR
CIS: OIA &A: E Yetman 21/30,2nd G
Fuller 27/40; B: T Hall 22/40, 2nd S
Matt 20140; C: T Ernonson 24/40.2nd
A Loxtan 23140; 25T DIB C/D: A: E
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30 Tgt HCP Norns $23.00 01s $1.00
First: .22 Deluxe Rifle or Portable TV
Second: Microwave Oven
Third: 1 Case Cartridges
Fourth: 10 Pkts Cartridges
,
AA.A.6.C. Overall takes Grade.
HIGH GUN
President: Max Feldtmann. Ph 03 5828 6283
Castlemaine Gun Club Ine
STATE TITLES J U N E
June 2000
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Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs Telephone 03 9782 1626
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
8pm Friday 9th June
Sundav 4th June 1st Event to commence at 11.30
1. 15 Target Points
2. 50 Target Double Barrel
3. 50 Target Ball Trap
4. 75 Target Skeet
5. 25 Target Tower Points
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
AA,A,B,C
Cash Divide
1st & 2nd Trophy
1st & 2nd Trophy
1st & 2nd Trophy
1. 25 Target Points
2. 50 Target Double Barrel
EVENT 1 & 2 SOUTH EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT
3. 75 Target Skeet
AA,A,B,C
4. Other DTL Events if time permitting
1st & 2nd Trophy
Sundav 25th June 1st Event to commence at 11.30am
1. 15 Target Points
AA,A,B,C
Cash D~vide
2. Frankston Australian Challenge
90 Target Mixed Birds, 30 Single, 30 DB, 30 Points
Jackpot divided if more than one possible
1st each Grade Sash & 250 Shells, 2nd 50 Shells, Overall takes Grade
3. 100 Target Skeet
AA,A,B,C
1st & 2nd Championship
1st each Grade Sash & Trophy, 2nd Trophy, Overall takes Grade.
All Juniors 112 Noms
Minimum 2 shooters in each Grade for full First Prize to be paid.
Minimum 3 shooters in each Grade for second prize to be paid.
Double Barrel Shoot Offs will be shot Double Barrel to finality
Skeet Shoot Offs to be shot American Skeet to final~ty.
Field & Game Practice every 4th Saturday. Trench & Double Trap Practice available.
Skeet, DTL and Double Rise Practice available.
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday loam - 5pm.
Australia's Most Progressive Clay Target Facility
We use and recommend Maftarelli Automatic Traps.
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June 2000
B:W Green 66/60; C: D Wales 65160;
lOOT SKEET C'SHIP: AA: L
Roberts 1641164; A: T Jones 941100:
B: G Whitaker 981100; C: S Nelson
941100.
Kerang310-W
-
'
''
Perfect (20) 10T DiJJ EiO: M Sehrnidt.
C Lee, CStreet, IAbsnlomall possibles;
SOT Dm:M: M Absalom 49/50, 2nd C
Lee 45/50; A: M Donald 48150, 2nd S
Ken 47150; B: P Costa 47150, 2nd R
IVilhson 45/50: C: C Street 48150,Znd
M Schmidt 45160: 25T N W Z DiB CIS:
OlA&AA: MAbsalom 32133.2nd C Lee
23/25;A: N Sutherland 43/44. 2nd Y
Donald 4W44,11: R Wiklnson 32/38. P
Cmh; C: A Sotherland 32133, 2nd C
Street 23/25.
Metropolitan 30.440
Rain Then Fine (50) 10T
WO:1st Nksmar 30.Znd W Stiff& S
O'Bricn 29; 25T DIB: AA: 1st S Parks
26/25, 2nd W Parks 25126; A: 1st L
Calandro 36/36. 2nd L Cnlandro
35136; B: 1st E Calandm 25125.2nd D
Deearoils 24125; C: 1st W Carbonari
24125, 2nd C Parka 23/25: 50T
SKEET: AA: T Beach 50150: A: M
Morning
1
ECHUCA GUN CLUB
Reg No.A5130
Established 1893
Mitiamo Road. Echuca West
Sundav June 11th 11.00am Start
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
10 Tgt Pointscore Eye Opener Norns $5.00
20 Tgl Pointscore CIShip Noms $8.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
25 Pair Double Trap CIShip Noms $16.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
20 Tgt Double Barrel CIShip Norns $8.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Sundav Julv 9th 12.00 Noon Start
Ev I .
Ev 2.
10 Tgt Single Barrel Eye Opener Noms $5.00
20 Tgt Single Barrel CIShip Noms $8.00
Graded OIA, A, 8, C
30 Tgt Major Handicap Noms $1 5.00
lst, 2nd, 3rd
25 Tgt Double Barrel CIShip Noms $9.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Sundav Julv 30th 11.00am Start
Ev I.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
June 2000
50 Pair Double Trap CIShip Norns $30.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
50 Tgt Skeet CIShip Norns $16.00
Graded OIA. A, B, C
25 Tgt Skeet Doubles Norns $9.00
Graded OIA, A, B, C
Pres: Ron Tralll03 5484 1356
Sec: Pelei Sing 03 5852 2478
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Ph: 03 5229 4259
June 2000 Proaram
Sunday June 4th 1 .OO pm Start
Event 1. 10 Tgt C o n t i n e n t a l
PIS E/O C/D $5.00
Event 2. 50 Tgt South West Zone
Double Barrel Continental C/Ship
Graded AA, A, B, C Sash O/A
Event 3. 20 Tgt Continental Pointscore
Graded AA. A. B, C $ 8 . 0 0
Saturday June 10th 12.00 pm Start
SPORTING CLAYS
Sunday June 25th 1.00pm Start
Event 1. 10 Tgt Pointscore
E/O C/D $5.00
Event 2. 20 Pairs South West Zone
Deauviile Doubles - 20 mtrs
Trophies 1st & 2nd Sash O/A $8.50
Event 3. 25 Tgt Double Barrel C/Ship
Graded AA, A, B. C Badge O1A
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Metropolitan
Clay Tarfet Club Inc.
O'herns Rd PO ox 93. Epping 3076 VIC
Ph/Fax 0 3 9401 3134. Reg No A 5465
Victoria rd, Lillydale
Phone (03) 9739 1771
Fax (03) 9739 1771
June
Sundav 4th 11.00 am Start
* SA VS METRO ELIMINATION
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Saturday 3rd 12 noon
1. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd Trophy AA.A.B.C
$6 $10
2. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'Ship AA.A.B,C $12 $17
3. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B.C $6 $10
4. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship AA.A.B,C
5. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy A.4.A.B.C
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Ev 5.
Ev 6.
Saturday 10th 12 noon
2. 50 T 5 Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A.B.C $12
3. 25 Tgt Contlnental Douhle Barrel Grd
Trophy AA.A.B.C
4. 100 Tgt Mario Costa Skeet C'ship
(Perpetual Silver Cup]
k4.A.B.C Overall takes their Grade
$24
$17
10 tgt EO Point Score Cash Divide 1st.
2nd ,3rd Noms $8
'25 tgt Double Barrel M.A.B.C.
Noms $10. Red $8. Jms $6
50 tgt Double Dame1 AA.A.B.C.
Noms $18. Red $14. Jnrs $10
'15 tgt Tower lst, 2nd. 3rd Noms $8.
Red $6. Jnrs $5
'50 tgt Skeet M.A.B.C. Noms $18.
Red $14. Jnrs $10
25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting M.A.B.C.
Noms $10. Red $8. Jnrs $6
Sundav 1 l t h 11.00am Start
Ev 1.
50 tgt Simulated OTG noms close
1.00pm
Pool shoot OTG Ungraded Time Permitting.
Ev 1.
1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays C'ship AA.A.B,C
Vet Trophy 2nd
Ev 2.
100 tgt Skeet M.A.B.C. Noms $36.
Red $28. Jnrs $20
50 tgt Skeet Shot in conjunction M.A.B.C.
Noms $8 if shooting 100 tgt event or 50 tgt
only AA.A.B.C. Noms $18. Red $14. Jnrs
$10.
50 tgt Double Barrel M.A.B.C. Noms $18.
Red $14. Jnrs $10
50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting M.A.B.C.
Noms $20. Red $16. Jnrs $12.
,
3. 20 Pr Double Rise Grd Trophy M.A.B.C
Sundav 18th 11.00 start
$30
$1 1 $16
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Sundav 25th 11.00 am Start.
3. 50 T 5 Point Score Grd C'ship AA.A.B,C $12
4. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'shlp AA.AB.C $12
$17
$17
Ev 1.
50 tgt Simulated OTG noms close 1.00pm
Pool Shoot OTG Ungraded Time Permitting.
*SA VS METRO ELIMINATION
Saturday 1st July 12 noon
1. 100 Tgt Skeet Royal Doulton Pevetual Cup
3. 50 Tgt Double Dzu~-elGrd C'ship k4.A.B.C $17 $12
4. 25 T 5 Point Score Grd C'ship A.4.A.B.C
$6 $10
Best three scores out of flve shoots
Highest five shooters will be eligible to enter into the
teams if they are a member of the Club.
Elimination shoots will be over the next few months.
All ACTA Events 50% of your nomination in the
event goes into the prize pool & Other events time
permitting, Flash Target prizes on ACTA Shoots.
PRACTICE
DTL AND SKEET PRACTICE
AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON ON
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Saturday 12pm to 5pm - DTL. Skeet. Tower & 5 Stand
Sporting
Sun 12pm to 5pm - Limited DTL & Skeet. Tue 12pm to
5pm - DTL. Skeet &Tower.
President: Dom Tigani Ph 9465 2598. Home 9436 4770.
Secretary: Peter Signorotto Phlfax 9401 3134.
Mobile 0417 319 252.
June 2000
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"."-"-, "." "",
-.
Emanuelli 44/50; 55T NOV 1st W
StiT55/65,2nd J Zasmmit 5465.3rd
T Olaehitaglu 45155, 4th E Loblcy
49160.5th G O'Shannassy 48/64.
Mornington 4.00
Perfect (27)
100T DIB: M: W
Roberts 991101, 2nd J Attard 981101,
3rd S Howd 9711w A: R Hammond
9711W, 2nd N ~ " i k9EI100. 3rd B
Webley 9Wl00; B: B Barlow 94100,
2nd P Noy 931100, 3rd d Buchanan
921100; C: A Bold 88/100, 2nd E
Haworth 8W100, 3rd J C ~ o s s17/10,
20T HCP: 1st B Barlow 2W0.2nd S
Howd 19120.3rd P Noy 19120.
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Mt Bogong 2-4-00
Fine (20) - 5 FIR Dm WO: J West
10110. 15 P m D m A: E Cavedon
32/40: 2nd S Coulston 31/40; O/A& B:
C EILngton 26/30, 2nd W Cowin
23/30; C: D Harley 23/30, 2nd B
Durling 2U30.15T CONT A: G Rudd
58154.2nd S donlatan 52154; OlA& B:
K Maurey 54/54, 2nd J Cobbe 15/15:
C: B Durling 11121,2ndJ Sutherlond
16/21: HIGH GUN: J West 60170.
Numurkah eS-4-00
~i~~ (2s) -ST PIS WO: M Fcldtmann.
R Kirley, T Rasenow, R Felminghsm.
J Gemmill, P Dermand. B Ford, N
~ s y d e nT, Caledm, B Hartison & D
Dean 15/15: 25TPIS CIS: O/A&AA: C
Parten 75/75,2nd L Rankin 1U15; A:
1st T Calandro 14/75,2nd T Rosenorv
88193: B: 1st P Desmond 12/15,2nd K
Perry 73178; C: 1st R Barns 6M5.
2nd J Ford 73178;VET: M Feldtmann
7W8; 25T DIS CIS: O I A U B Ford
137/131,2nd C Patten 1861131: A: 1st
T Calandra 47148 2nd D Dean 26/21:
B: 1st J Dunn 4k45, 2nd M Feldt
mann 27/28; C: 1st R mlsan 25/26,
2nd J Ford 24/26; 20PR Dm CIS: M:
-~
OlA&A T Calandro 36140,Pnd Ac&
40150; B: 1st P Desmond 3U40.2nd A
Kidey 37150; C: 1st J Ford 25/40,2nd
R Bnms 24/40: OIA HIGH GUN: T
Calandro 1491155.
NORTH EAST ZONE NCTA Inc.
Registration A001230Y
O d e y 1-4-00
Warm & Cool Breeze (21) SOT
SPORTING CLAYS: A: G Kemp
45/50, 2nd J Treble 42/50; B: R
Ingram 42150.2nd G White 41/50; C:
GKing 41/59,2ndACamelli 40159.
-
Shep~arton2-4-00
Perfect (39) - 10T E/O CD S/B: K
Elliott. B Wallden, N MeWhirter, C
Knight, M Roberts, R Kemp, ACale,
R 'hill, L Cnlandm 10110; SOT DIS
CIS: A & OIA: N McWhirter
2091209, B Wallden 209/208; B: E
Calandm 49/50, 2nd J Dulln 48150;
C: J Winters 50153. 2nd J Ford
49153; 50THCP: 1st T White 50150,
2nd R hrrei 66/69. 3rd R Whyte
67/69, 4th T Celandm 68169. 5th A
Cole 60162. 20 PIR Dm CIS: 1st S
Atkins, N ~ c W h i r t n e rB:
; T Whyte.
B Hartney. C: J Ford. R Barns;
HIGH G&:
B Walldon 1421150;
LAD: J Ford.
S t Arnaud 26-3-00
Overcast & Warm (33) - 10T PIS
WO: T knight. w MBM. S Reyne, J
Kell 30/3k 75T CHAMP OF
CHAMPS: AA & O/A: J McVitty
125/125, P Watson 1231125; A: 0
Hayek 1221125, G Cowland k G
Fletcher 12U126; B: J Ke11 139/150,
G Strausa W81150; C: H Hayek
1091125,W Mann 102/125: BERTIE
WILSON JNR CLUB SHIELD: D
Reyne 22/29; OTF: H Hayek; JNR
HIGH GUN: T Knight 147/155;
OPEN HIGH GUN: J MeVitty
1531155.
JUNE Program
Shepparton - 12noon start
lOtgt Handicap E/O, 30tgt Handicap,
50tgt D/B Graded C'ship
Saturdav 10th
Clay Target Shooters
Sunday 28th June 2000
Start Time 12.00 p m
Venue w.1.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Wepribee
Event 1: 10 Tgt. Eye Opener Points CID 1st
A-B-G NIA $6.00
Event 2: 25 Tgt. Points Score 1st & 2nd
AA-A-B-C $8.00 $10.00
Event 3: 25 Tgt. Double Barrel 1st & 2nd
AA-A-B-C $8.00 $10.00
SPONSORED BY: AIRGAS EHGINEE-G
LTD.( J O m SOPPI)
PTY.
CARTRIDGES, FOOD AND
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON
SHOOT DAYS
The committee reserve the rlght ta altei. or modify any e v e n t
Lf
10, 20tgt PTS C D ,
ship, 20pair D/RC'ship
Mathoura - 7.00pm start
10tgt DIB C D , 2Otgt DIB 12 3,2Otgt SIB
OIA & 2 Grades.
Numurkah - l2noon start
lotgt Pts EIO, l O O t g t DIB C'ship OAA B C,
Colbinabbin lpm start
25tgt PTS C'ship, 25tgt DIB C'ship, 2Opair
ne088SBTy.
President: Veneto
June 2000
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Mildura Clay Target Club Inc.
Queens Birthday weekend, Saturday 10, Sunday 11, Monday 12 June 2000
Commencing at 8.30am each day
"
"Grand Prix" Olympic Trap
Championship
125 Targets + 25 Final - Graded AA,A,B,C
-
Overall Winner will receive Sash plus a "Tassie Fly Drive"
5 nights, 6 days holiday for two including accommodation
a t Best Western Motels and car hire provided by AutoFpnt
Hertz plus return airfares from Melbourne to Devonport.
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First each grade Single return trips from either Mildura to Melbourne or Melbourne to Mildura. Second
each Grade - Cash Prize $50. Best Lady, Junior, Veteran - Cash Prize $50 providing 3 or more entries.
'Grand Prix" Olympic Trap
Doubles Championship
75 Pair
+ 25 Pair Final - Graded AA,A,B,C
OVERALL WINNER - Will receive Sash and a single return trip from either Mildura to Melbourne or
Melbourne to Mildura.
FIRST EACH GRADE - Cash Prize $100.00
SECOND EACH GRADE - Cash Prize $50. BEST LADY, JUNIOR, VETERAN - Cash Prize $50
providing 3 or more entries.
Nominations - Olympic Trap $50. Double Trap $60 plus $10 OpEurse. $5 Junior Levy each Event.
* Pre Nominations will be accepted on Friday 9th June.
*Shooter drawn for squads.
*Nominations close 9.30am Saturday for Event 1 and 9.30am Monday for Event 2.
Saturday Night - Dinner for all shooters and friends i n Club Rooms: Adults $20.00.
*Ifflying to this tournament please support our sponsors.
We use and recommend
We are most grateful to and
acknowledge our Sponsors
Haruey World Travel Mildura
Southern Australia
Sydney, Mildura
Canberra, Adelaide
Melbourne, Burnie
* Boulevarde Motor Inn, Mildura
(03) 5023 5023
(03) 5023 5833
BOOK EARLY FOR MOTEL
ACCOMMODATION
Excellent Club facilities
Lnwned area for tent and van sites
Ph: 13 13 13
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June 2000
P Smith 45150; C: 1st B Robinson
58/64. 2nd MF Mulqueeney; BEST
JNR:S Basg 42/50.
W e n d m a 14-00
-
Wxndy (19) 25T D D CIS: OIA & AA:
M Svlliron 42/42, 2nd R Millard
33134; A: J Kennett 24/25. G Whyte
23125; B: M Dyson 42/42, 2nd M
Whm 27/23: C: S Wythe 26127,Znd C
Noonan 9/25; MEAT RAFFLE: l e t M
Dyson, 2nd K Dyson; 25T S/B CIS:
AA: P Cleggett 28/29, 2nd R Millard
27129; OIA & A: J Matthey 25/25, 2nd
G Dyson 23125; B: M Wythe 21/25.
2nd KDyson 20125: C: S Wythe 20125.
2nd B Noonan 12/25; SPOT. 1st S
Wvthe 515: 25M MISS OU'P 1st P
Walmer 14-00
Fine & Cool (23) - 10T PI3 CD: N
Blake, G Cassells, W Calaby, G
w ~ ~ c30130;
t t 2 0 r GRD CIS PIS: A &
OIA: T Boucher 66/69, 2nd N Blake
57160; B: J Hill 67169, 2nd G \Villetr
58160; C: R Greenwood 49160, 2nd F
Hubble 43160; D:A Bulkeley 44/60;
VET: A McChiystal 56160; 15T D D
CRD CIS: A: T Boueher 29129. 2nd T
Greenwood 26129: B: A MeChrystul
15115. 2nd R Greenwood 24126; C: P
Fergous 14/15,2nd M Bulkeley 13/15.
Clay Target Club Inc.
Postal Address: PO Box 806
Werribee Vic 3030
Practice every Wed & Sat
From 1:30 pm
SUNDAY 4TH 12:OO PM
100 Tgt Trench Handicap $35
AA=O, A=4, B=8, C=13 (over 100 tgts)
Cash to 1st to 6th place
100 tgt Skeet $30
Sash OIAll, 1st A-B-C
15 tgt D/B C/D $8
15 tgt PIS CiD $8
Wangarntta 154.00
1OT S/B: F Bienuenu, K Maurcy. P
wojtowyez, S cou1ston. Brad Henshall all passibles; 20TSIB CIS: OIA&
A: R Phefley 23/23, S Caulston 22/23;
B: K Maurey 2ll28, 2nd C Sanders
20123; C: S Boag 21122. 2nd M
Gtibbcn 20122; BN:AFergvson 19/20;
ZOT HCP: 1st J Ford 5U51, 2nd L
B a w 50150, 3rd S Coulaton 42/43;
20T Dm CIS: OIA& A: Bred Henshall
1171117. 2nd D Hunt 1161111; B: M
Felmingham 52154. 2nd L Barry
51154; C: M Gtibben 55156, 2nd F
Bivena 19/21; BEST JNR: AFergusan
20120: lOT JNR SIB: 1st D Jnekel
10110; OIA HIGH GUN: S Coulston
69/70; LAD HIGH GUN: J Ford
6U70.
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
SUNDAY llTH 1200 PM
10 tgt D/B PIS El0 C/D $6
25 tgt GRD D/B $10
Sash OIAll, 1st & 2ndA-B-C
20 PR DDoubles $10
Sash 1st & Trophy 2nd
10 PR D/Rise $10
Sash 0141 1st & 2nd EIGRD
25 tgt Skeet $10
1st A-B-C
25 tgt Trench $10
1st & 2nd A-B-C
$6.00 1 0 Tgl Pointscare Eye Opener
Full $10.00 Reduced 58.00 lunior $4.00 OIS 2.00
2 0 l'gf Pointscore Championship
1st & 2nd ABC
Full $10.00 Reduced $8.00 Junior 14.00 OIS 2.00
20 Tgt Handicap 1st 2nd & 3rd
Full $10.00 Reduced 18.00 Junior $4.00 01s 2.00
SUNDAY 18TH 1200PM
75 tgt Trench & Final $30
Sash OIAll, 1st & 2nd A-B-C
50 tgt Skeet $18
50 tgt Tower $18
SUNDAY 25TH 12:OO PM
Venetol Abruzzo Shoot
Pres: A DeMuri 9369 5052 (BH)
Sec: Ian Urch 0411 277 197
June ZOO0
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DTL PIS: 30-39: V Bone 14U150. M
Allen 1311150; 40-49: S Zito
134/150, G Valimitus 136/153; 5059: A Jones 142/150. R Freebarin
1W156, B Thomas 14U156: 60-69:
J Smith 134/150; 10+ B Thompson
114/150; 25T DTL S/B: 30-39: V
Bone 22/25, MAllen 11/25: 40-49: R
Hindmarsh 26/30, S Zito 25130, G
Valimitus 20/2& 50-59: R Freebairn
22/25. P Schwerdt 2M5: 60-69: J
Smith 21/25: 10+: B Thompsm
16125.0
S o u t h e r n 23-3-04
Fine & Warm (46) 25T DA HCP:
1st B Shillabeer 34/34. 2nd T Pasfield 33/34, 3rd R Lcake, event in
conjunction with event 1: 1st P Kay
25/25,2nd A Mules 22/25: 25T DIS:
A & O/A: T Rohrlach 64/54. 2nd P
Hendy 53/54; B: W Reilly 33134.2nd
H Laxton 32/33; C. 1st R Leske
29/31, 2nd P Harris 29/32; LAD: M
Beelitz 23/25: TEAMS: Southern
126/135 (This is the first time in
history the shield has been won by
Southern Gun Club). 25T S/B C/S:
A: T Rahrlaeh 25/25, 2nd J Higgins
23/25: B: H Laxton 24/25, 2nd M
Beelits 22/25: C: P Laxter 23/25,
2nd R Leake 22/25; HIGH GUN: T
Rohrlach. A wonderful turn out in
near perfect conditions. For the first
time in the Legacy Perpetual
Shields history i t waa won by the
Home Club. This is the 35th ycnr
the pmfits from the day have been
dannted to Legacy. This year Legacy
made over $1000.
Broken Wil Gun Club
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Mallals 26-3-00
Fine & Warm (25) 10T PIS CD:A:
B Greenahields, B Cottell, C
Meeney, P Schwerdt, R Smith
30130; B: B Finch 30130; C: B
Duncan 29/30; 25T S/B CLUB CIS:
OIA: S Meaney 36/31: B: S Meaney
24/21; C: B Duncan 23/25; 20T
CONT- O/A: R Smith 31/31; B: B
Finch 22/23; C: B Duncan 18120;
O/AJNRS: L Smith 68/75.
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Saturdav 8th 9am Start
Event 2.
Overall Winner Sash & Trophy Noms $16.00
AA,A,B,C 1st each grade Sash &Trophy
2nd each grade Trophy
3rd each grade Trophy
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors Trophies
Broken Hill Bottle & Recycling 501gt Singles
Event 3.
Overall Winner Sash &Trophy Noms $16.00
Don Williams Contractors 50tgt S.A. State
Overall Winner Sash &Trophy Noms $16.00
Sundav 9th 9.00am Start
Event 4.
1OOtgt West Darling Skeet Championship
S o u t h E a s t 2-4-00
Fine (20) 25T HCP: A Waiters
33/33. A Moody 32/33. G Height
24/25: 25T DIS CIS: AA: S Chambers 35136, G Height 31/32: A &
OIA: P Fabris 39/39, B Laeey 38/39:
B: A Walters 31/32. K Mules 30132;
C: G Yannnidis 21/25, L Sims 1U25;
15 P a DIR: A. S Henderson 26/30.
M Whitehead 24/30, G Height
24130; B: K Mules 2/30, K Sehlecf
19/30; C: G Yoannidis 19/30, L Sims
13/30,
Overall Winner Sash &Trophy Norns $32.00
1st each grade Sash &Trophy
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Port Lincoln 2-4-00
(13) - 50T SKEET. O/A & C: I
OVERALL HlGH GUN
SASH & TROPHY EVENTS 1,2 & 4
GRADE HlGH GUNS SASH ONLY
EVENT 1,2 & 4
LADIES, VETERAN, JUNIOR SHOOTERS
60% NOMS
(PERSONS NOMINATING L,V,J ELIGIBLE FOR
ONE OIALL, GRADE, L,J,V TROPHY NOT ALL)
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ALL
WEEKEND - CAMPING FACILITIES AND HOT
SHOWERS.
WhysUa 26-3-00
Fine & Warm IOOT MED: A: V
Bone 148/150: 8: P Shambrook
129/150: C: S Quirk 141/150.
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June 2000
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President - Len Gray
Phone - 08 8088 2417
Treasurer - Wayne Channing
Phone 00 8088 3905 (NH & BIH)
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Atherton Tableland 26.8-00
Perfect 132) 20T TWR PIS: B; M
Collins; C: LSelke 51; 25T D B A A : R
Cannon 25; A: L Taylor 23; B: I
McHsmie 25; C: A Frew 19; 30T
h m : AA: R Cannon 50; A: N Bruce
46. B: L Selke 48: C: A Frew 49; 25T
Hlb: 1st I McHarrie 31132. 2nd L
Gelke 30132, 3rd J Williarlls 28/30;
2W CON2 AA R Cannon 25; A. L
Taylor 22: B: L Selke 23; C: P Micono
22.
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Athcrton Tableland 234-00
Variable& Wet 131) .25TSPORTING
CLAYS:A: M Cost; B: B Hyland: C: M
Messina, 25T SPORTING CLAYS: A:
M Costa; B: J Williams & B H>+and;
C N Hyiand; 25T Dm: M.
JMA: B
Hall: B;L Sclke; C: A Frew; 25T SIB:
AA JAR: A: B Hall; B: L Selke; C: A
Frew: 25T HIC: 1st L Selke, 2nd R
Williams, 3rd P Whatley; 25T CON?
AA: A Poggio! & R Cannon: A: M
Costa; B:B Wdliams; C: J Williams &
AFrew
Brisbane 30.4-00
25T D/B SIS: AA&A: R Papc. K
Stevens, D Johnson, M Pa@. W
Stevens. D Connally & T Davis; B: J
Jardine; C: G Gooda, all above shot
25/25; 25T PTS: AA D Johnson 75175;
A: D Stevens 75/75; B: F Robinson
73/75; C: G Goode 54115; 50T D B A A
W Stevens 58/58: A: C Boyd 50150; B:
J Gerrani 50150; C: G Goode 40150;
25T S/B: AA: F Cilli 29/29; A: D
stevens 25125; B: R Porter 25125; C: G
Goode 23125; HIGH GUNS: OIA: 1)
Johnaon 174/175; LAD: M Page
1631175; YET: V Stevens 168/175.
Bundeberg 2-4.W
Overcast, Slightly Windy & Stomy
25T SKEET OIGUN: B: B Fourro. R
Merriek 23125; C: T Jensen 19125.25T
HCPSKEET. 1st RHowie,RMeniek,
K Rrhbein 25125; IOOT D/B: P
Rehbein 9W100; A: B Walker YUIO'J;
B: J Butters 921100, C: S Plnth
751100. AA 2nd R Rehbein 931100; A
Harriman 9111W; B 2nd B
2nd
Hnnnenberg 9U100; C: M Dnwsan
741100. OlALL HIGH GUN: P
Rehbein 9W100.
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d
Central Burnett 16.4.00
Fine & \Vam (16) l W T 1st 25: A: B
Walker 26. GDarlington26. C Gvrski
25; B: S Tebbit 24, J Butters 24, R
Smith 24; C: J Butters 25, E Robinson
25; 2nd 25: A: P Moloney 25, AThorp
25, G Sehneider 25, J Clarke 25, C
Curski 25: B: R Smith 25; C: J Buttor
23; 3rd 25: A: B Walker 26. P Moloncy
25, A Thorp 25, G Dadxngtan 25, J
Clarke 25, C Curski 25; B: S Tebbir
25; C: J Butters 24: 4th 25: P Robin.
son 25, R Walker 25
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Charters Towers 24-00
116) SOT SKEET: A: G Areher 48150,
R Lintan 46150; 6: I Turner 48/50, A
Hanna 47/50, R Scott 4U50; C: F
Higgins 41/50, M Iwankin 40150; SOT
D/B: AA: G Archer 50150, R Linton
49150, T Turner 49/50: A M Iwankin
50150 W Fickling 49150. A Hanna, C
Scottr& F Himins 48/50; B: R Lee
48/50: C: W Smith 41150, G Facer
46150.
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3rd & 4th of June 2000
Saturdav 3rd 9.30 am Start
Event 1. 50 Target City Bris. Ch'Ship
Opp Sweeps $3.00
Event 3. 50 TGT Olimpyc Target Handicap Money
1st $100.00 2nd $75.00 3rd $60.00 4th
$40.00. Noms $35.00
Sundav 4/6/00
9.00 am Start
GUN CLUB
Opp Sweeps $3.00
Event 4. 50T Valley Cut Price Cigarette Trophy
Trophies: Overall, 1st & 2nd each grade
Sundav 1lth 9.30 a m
100 tgt Olympic Trap $30.00
Sunday 25th 9.30 am
25 tgt DB Sweepstakes $8.00
25 tgt SB Trophies AA A B C $10.00
50 tgt DB Troph~esAA A B C $15.00
25 tgt Handicap 1 to 5 places $10.00
Total Noms $43.00
Ladles Juniors Veterans $38.00
Page 42
THE WINCHESTER 3 MAN TEAM CHALLENGE
CUP MlLL BE HELD OVER
THE HANDICAP MONEY EVENT ON
SATURDAY 5/6/00 $2 PER SHOOTER
Overall, Ladies, Junior, Veterans, High Guns shot
Over all events
Total Nolns $100.00
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans $90.00
Ammo W Lt~nchesavailable on grounds
The Brisbane Gun Club wishes to thank thefollowingsponsors: Slmm & S m Firearms, Valley Cut M c e Cigarettes,
WinchesterAust, Gold Coast Shooting Supplies (George S e w
C9 Olimpye Targetrfor their support.
J u n e 2000
Moore, 2nd D Wise: C: G Eieing. 2nd
J Gobber.
Condamine
Caboolture 2 4 - W
Fine (43) 26TDIB S/S:AA: C Tanner,
-
W Murrax R Page, P Freeleagues, K
Stevens, W Humphrey8 & B Minos
25125; A: G Harrison, M Donaldson
24/25. V Vaina & L Murray 23125; B:
S Fowler, B Lenz & G MeClymont
24/25; C: S Velastro & R Harrison
23/25, M Bockley 22125: 25T HCP: 1st
B Garrick 29/30. KStevens 2W30.3rd
W Murray 26/28: 25T USA STYLE
OIA: K Nasarenkc 30131; AA: G
Durre 29/31. 2nd W Humphreys
28/30: A: C Morris 22/25, 2nd L
Murray 26/30; B: G McClymont
24127, 2nd B Lenz 23/21; C: B
Wiseman 21125. 2nd R Benington
20125; 15 PIBDEAA: B Minos 29/30;
A: M Donaldson 36140: B: S Fowler
a
tan 156.
Condamine 8.400
Bhnr (15 - 80'1'MXD EVENT 01.4. G
Kucho, A. K Kuhl, 2nd 1% I'8lc. H (:
Annual
Two Day
Shoot
10th & 11th June 2000
Evt 1
Evt 2
Evt3
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Saturdav 1 2 t h 10.00am Start
30T DB 15m - Sweepstakes
$15 00
1st 2nd, 3rd - AA,A,B & C Grades
30T Medley - 15m
$18 00
(10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS)
1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades
50T "Condamlne Bell" DB C'Shlp - 15m $28 00
OIA. 1st & 2nd AA,A,B 8 C Grades
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Evt 4
Evt 5
Program for June
Gross Road, Woongoolbr. Qld
Evt 6
S u n d a v 1 3 t h 9.00am Start
30T Hand~cap
1st 2nd, 3rd. 4th, 5th
30T PIS "Chair" Event - 15m
1st & 2nd AA,A,B & C Grades
1st In each Grade - Squatters char
30T "Condamlne Bell" SB C'Shlp - 15m
O/A,AA,A,B & C Grades
Total Noms
$20 00
$19 00
$20 00
$120 00
Practice ofr Saturdays 1.00 to 5.00pnr. $6.00for 25 targets
Sunday 4th 9.30rm. IWT Sponing GradedTmphics S35.W
Wednosday 7th 7.30pm 75T Trap Graded Trophies S25.W
Saturday 17th 9.30am 125T Skeet Graded Trophies
Totrl Program S35.W
Sunday 18th 9.30umTrvp
Evcnt I25T DIB Points 15m
GradcdTmphies 1st &2nd each grade
Event 2 50T DIB I5m June High Gun
GrcdedTmphies 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 3 25T SIB I5m
GndedTraphics In & 2nd each grade
Evevent 4 15 Pair Double Rire 15m
GradedTraphies 1st & 2nd each grade
Total Pmgnn~16JO.W
6010 Noms for VctcranslLudieslJuniors
Club Jackpot - 2 draws Unlimited Tickers $1.00 each
BBQ Lunch Afternoon Tea Refreshments
CASH BONUS!
60% NOMINATIONS FOR LADIES & JUNIORS
SHOOTING WHOLE PROGRAM
HIGH GUNS - O/A,AA,A,B,C GRADES, VETERANS,
LADIES &JUNIORS
SPONSORED BY THE CONDAMINE HOTELLICENSEE ANDREW SMITH
CAMPING FACILITIES ON THE GROUNDS WITH
HOT & COLD SHOWERS
Accommodation available:
Condamlne Hotel & Caravan Park 07 4627 7219
Golden West Motel - Mlles 07 4627 1688, Mlles Outback
Motel - 07 4727 2100, M~lesMotel - 07 4627 2022, Starline Motel M~les07 4627 1322
Free Calcutta Dinner in the GoM Club Saturday night.
Event 5 sponsored by Wattle Glen Pet Foods
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Fleld Manager - Cl~ffReid
The Commlnee reselves the nghl lo alter the program wdhaut nottce
Secretary Ross Gundry 0 7 4627 1153 BH 0 7 4627 1217 AH
June 2000
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Gemfields Clay Target Club Inc.
Gemfields Clay Target Club
Vine Tree Road, Anakie
150 Targets - 75 Targets each day
9.00am start each day
Nominations: $100
Overall winner: Sash & Badge
AA,A,B & C Grade: As per programme
June 2000
Dalby 234-00
Cloudy &Windy (10) 25T DM: A: K
Kvhl 25/25; B: P Spargo 28/29; C: S
Rathwell20125; 30T MED: A: K Kuhl
49/50; B: M Spargo 7li75; C: S Rothwell 42/50; 25T CON* A: K Knhl
25125; B: R Smith 28/30: C: S Rothwell 21/25: HIGH GUN: K Kuhl
991100.
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Gold Coast 2-4-00
Fine. Overcast & Wet (24) - lO0T
SPORTING: OIA. J Mouser 831100;
M: J Hollonds 721100; A: J Bonner
78/1W, B: T Edgar 781100; C: G Summ e r p e n e 58/100; JNR: A Broomhead 54/1W.
Gold Coast 64-00
Mild Night (28) T5T MED: M: F
Cilli 12U125,2nd J Mack 1201125; A:
VVaina 1171125,2nd B Bond 11'3125;
B: D Maywald 1131125, 2nd B
Reimers 1121125; C: E Smits 1091125,
2nd R Smits 1031125.
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Gold Coast 15-4dO
Fine & Mild Day (15) 25T SKEET
DBLS:M: G Sckaf 24125;A: C Ogden
20/25; B: R Krebs 23/25; C: R Jones
19/25; 50T SKEET: AA: G Sekaf
48/50, A: K Msdsen 48/50: B: J Hollonds'4~50:C: D MeAdam 42150; 50T
SKEET: AA: G Sckaf 47/50; A: K
Madaen 49/50; B: T Edgar 45150; C: R
Jones 42/50.
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Gold Coast 16-4-04
Fine & Mild Day (41) 25T DIB: M:
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M Joass, D Schombcrg, R Page, J
Hall, J Mack 25125; A: H Potts, J
Underhill. RBond, I Hedger 25125B:
J Gerard. I House 25/25; C: A Smts,
R Bennington 24P25; 25T S/B: AA: J
Mack 39140, 2nd R Mack 38/40; A: H
Patts 36/37,2nd OHemle 35131; B: R
Smits 26127,2nd J Gerard 25121: C:A
Smits 22125,Znd E Smits 19125; 50T
DIB: M: D Johnson 108/108,2nd M
Joass 1071108:A: H Potts 81181, 2nd
B Turner 80181; B: J Jardine 48150,
2nd J Gerhard 47150; C: E Smits
44/50,2nd A Smits 42150; 25T CON?
AA: G Sckaf 41/47, 2nd M Joass
45141; A: I Hedger 46/46, 2nd G
Hennle 45146: B: E Kratzer 30131.
2nd J Jardine 29131: C: B Fairweather 23125,2ndASmits 22125.
GemSelds 16-4-00
Fine & Light l%nds (10) - PRESIDENTS TROPHY WINNER: L Dodd
991100; AA: L Dadd 991100. 2nd A
Grimshaw 981100, 3rd G Hagarth
851100;A: C Grimshaw 96/100,2nd D
Scvlly 901100: B: A Comina 971100.
2nd C Cross; C: W Sullivan 881100,
2nd V Ezzy 851100, 3rd K Condon
811100: SAPHIRE WINNER: C
Gympie 94-04
Cloudy & Windy (20) 25T D B M : G
Durre 25125; A: C Post 24125; B: D
Carew 25/25; C: T Clark 25121; 25T
D/B PIS: M: P Graves 74/76; A: G
Carew 79/80; B: D Carew 65/75; C: H
Walker TO/75; 25T D/B HCP: 1st G
Post 24/25, 2nd G Dune 33135.3rd G
Carew 32/35; 30T MXD MED. AA: B
Chain 48/50; A: G Care," 60162: B: D
C m w 48/50; C: T Clark 46/50: HIGH
GUN: M: G Durre 1651175; A: G
Carew 1661175; B: D Carew 1591175;
C: H Imailker 1421175.
Port Denison Gun Club
Woodlands Road, Bowen. Phone (07) 4786 2475
A N N U A L TWO
DAY snoo+
22nd & 23rd July, 2000
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Saturdav Julv 22nd 10.00 am
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501 D.B Part Denison Championship $30.00
15m Graded. 1st 8 2nd. Badges. Trophies 8 OlAsash
251 D.8 Handicap $14.00
Trophy Ist, 2nd & 3rd
251 D.B. P.S. Continental Northern Zone
I
Championship - $14.00
15m Graded. 1st 8 2 n d . Badges. Trophies OIA sash
Event 1
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Event 2
Even! 3
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Saturdav Niaht 6.30 um
251 D.B. P.S. Continental Naliherq Zone Championship
$14.00 15m Graded. 1st 8 2nd. Badges.
Trophies 8 OIA sash
Event 4
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Sundav Julv 23rd 9.00 am
251 S.B. 15m Graded Trophy $14.00
5M P.S. Continental Commonwealth Championship
$30.00. 20m Graded. 1st 8 2nd. Badges.
Trophies 8 OIA Sash
15pr D.Rise 15m GradedTrophy $15.00
Event 7
High Gun GradedAA.A.B.C.
60% "oms for LadiesNeterans/Junion
Camping faciiities, ammunilion, refreshments and aN meals available.
President: Bill Gall (07) 4786 1253
Secretaty: Chris Dalton (07) 4786 1195
Event 5
Event 6
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QUEENSLAND CLAY T m G E T ASSOCIATION
CENTRAL ZONE
Skeet Carnival
8th & 9th July 2000
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
50 Target Central Highlands Skeet Handicap $25.00
O/A Sash, Badges 1st & 2nd each grade
100 Target Central Zone Skeet Championship $50.00
50 Target Central Zone Doubles Championship $25.00
50 Target Central Highlands Skeet Championship $25.00
Overall High Gun - AA, A, B, C High Guns
Central Zone Team Selected over events 2 & 4
The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme without notice if necessary
Zone secretary
Sharon Becker
0749825191
June 2000
Venue: Qld bverseas Skeet Contingent
/
Zone President
Rick Kennedy
07 4654 6276 B H
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Queensland Clay Target Association Inc.
SSF Carniva
Townsville Gun Club 8th & 9th July, 2000
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Saturdav 8th 9.00am
Event 1: 125 Target State Olympic Trap C'ship $65.00
Event 1A: 125 Target State ISSF Skeet C'ship $65.00
Note: Evts. 1 & 1A will be shot 75 Tgts Saturday - 50 Tgts Plus Final Sun.
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Sunday 9th 9.00am
Completion of Events 1 and 1A
Event 2: 75 Pair State Double Trap C'ship $65.00
Plus 25 Pair Final
EVENTS 1 , l A & 2 - OVERALL WINNER - QCTA SILVER BADGE, SASH
AND CASH AWARD
2ND & 3RD OVERALL - MEDALS AND CASH AWARDS
1ST & 2ND AA, A, B & C GRADES - MEDALS
1ST WOMEN & JUNIORS - MEDALS
QhD State Postal Teams - O/Trap & ISSF Skeet - 6 Open - 4 Women - 4 Jun~orselected
Over the first 50 Targets of Events 1 & 1A
QLD State Postal Team - Double Trap - 6 Open - 4 Juniors - selected over first 25
Pairs and 4 Women selected over first 20 Pairs of Event 2.
Open Postal Team Score recorded over last 50 target of events 1 & 1A
Womens & Junior Postal Teams Score Recorded over last 25 Tgts of evts 1 & 1A
As per Rule 3.26
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS 3 OPEN 3 WOMEN - 3 JUNIOR
IN EACH DISCIPLINE WILL BE SELECTED AT THIS CARNIVAL
FOR THE 2000 ISSF NATIONALS IN BRISBANE
WOMEN, JUNIORS, VETERANS - 60% NOMINATIONS - WITH NO
DISCRIMINATION IN THE ALLOCATION OF AWARDS
The Comm~tteereserves the r~ghtto alter the Program
QCTA Robert Nugent 07 4622 4399 BH
Jenny Burt 0267625525
TOWNSVILLE Tom Comerford 07 4680 4807
Page 46
June BOO0
Kingamy 2-4.00
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Overcsst (23) 25T Dm:A: PJ Furner
100/100; 8: N lbssmsn 25/25; C: d
Bmwn 25125; 25T PTS: A: G Brown
75/75; B: C Bmwn 73/75; C: P Keath
69/75; 25T CONT: A. G Brown
1W/l00; B: N Tessmann 24/25: C: M
Behm 26/21; HIGH GUN. G Brown
1251125,
SUNSHINE COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB
26/25; 2nd L Cameron 24/25; B:
Woodhouse 32/32. 2nd A Lave 31/32:
C: G Feweett 24/25, 2nd K Condon
22125; OIAHIGH G W P Doling. In
verv wet conditions 20 members &
Gskors braved the weather for n day
at the naps. Scores were close in all
grades & shoataffs were celled for to
decide most mades. Thanks to all
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15TH & 16TH JULY 2000
SHOTGUN-AMMOCASH-PRIZES
SATURDAY 15TH 9.OOam
EVENT 1. 50 TARGET MEDLEY C'SHIP(25T Dm, 25T POINTS)
0.A SASH & TROPHY 1ST & 2NDAA.A.B.C
EVENT 2.
RAY WILSON MEMORIAL 50 TARGET DOUBLE
OFFM-l8,A-17, B-16, C-14 metres
O.A. MIROKU SHOTGUN Model 38 Value $2200
SASH & PERPETUAL TROPHY 1ST & 2ND
SATURDAY NIGHT SEAFOOD BANQUET
S W A Y 16TH 8.OOank
EVENT 3
25 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP
0.ASASH & TROPHY 1ST & 2NDAA,A,B,C
EVENT 4.
25 TARGET CONTINENTAL POINTS C'SHIP
0.A SASH & TROPHY 1ST & 2ND M,A,B,C
EVENT 5.
25 TARGET HANDICAP C'SHIP
First to Fifth
EVENT 6. 25 TARGET l8Metre DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP
0.A SASH & TROPHY 1ST & 2ND M,A.B,C
HIGH GUNS
SASH & CASH 0.k $250, GRADES $150, LADIES, VETS.
& JUNIORS $75
(HIGH GUNS SPONORED BY LADIES AUXILARY)
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Bothwell l64.W
Fine (11) - 75T MED: AA: I Maady
12U125; A: C Watt 112/125; B: P
Piuselli 1111125; C: L Davie 991125;
15PR C/R: AA: I Moody 27/30; A: C
Watt 26130: B: J Hall 25/30: C: P
Adams 18/30.
B m i e 1-4-00
Fine &Sunny (25) - SOT PIS: AA: G
Alexander 1441150: A: A Spinks
1431150; B: M Alexander 132/150; C:
M Ware 103/150: 25T CONT W A A :
G Alexander 24/25; A: N McCallum
June 2000
23/25: B: R Mason 17/25;SOT SKEET:
A: S \Vabb 77180; B: R MeDonald
49150; C: A Burgers 37/50; HIGH
GUN: S Webb 2201235.
NOMINATIONS
OPEN $120.00, LADIES &VETS. $95.00, JUNIORS $80.00
(only if shooting full pmgrarn)
SlWO.00 CASH for POSSIBLE over events 1 to 6
(divided if more than one)
Camping & hot showers on grounds.
Practice Friday from 3.00pm.
STEVE DAVISON
Ph 07 5491 6155 BH
Pierce Av. Caloundra Ph 07 5491 4215
Australian Clay Targel Shwting News
Page 47
FLY QANTAS!
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THURSDAY 27 JULY SUNDAY 30 JULY 2000
Thursdav. 27th Julv
Saturdav. 29th July
9:00 am
8:00 - 8:45 am Practice
Event 4.
Berrimah Second Hand
Building Supplies El0 lot SB $400 cash
Event 5.
C.S.R. Hume Concrete
30t Pointscore (AA, A B C) O/A Sash;
2:30 pm
7:00 pm
Pro Air Skeet Championship
l O O L Skeet (50 Skeet 25 PR D Skeet)
01A Clothes Dryer; 1st & 2nd Trophy
each gr A, B, C
D.T.L. Practice
Winchester State Night
O/A Sash; 1st ea grade: Case Ammo,
2nd ea grade: Trophy
Fridav, 28th Julv
Event 1. T & M Concretars El0
10t Pointscore O/A $400 Cash
Event 2.
Top Shot Construction P L
Champion of Champions
60t Mixed (20t DB, 20t Pscore, 20t SB)
(AA, A B C) OIA Sash; 1st ea grade Colour
TV,2nd ea grade Trophy
Event 3.
Aboriginal Fine Arts
2nd ea grade Trophy
Event 6.
N.A.K. Plumbing Championship
50t Double Barrel (AA, A B C ) OIA Sash;
1st ea grade Magellan 300 G.P.S. 2nd ea
gr Trophy
6:30 PM DINNER AND CALCUTTA
Sundav. 30th J U ~ V
Event 7.
Frontier Carpets &Vinyl E l 0
l o t Handicap, $400 Cash
Event 8.
Fishing & Outdoor World
Championship 30t Handicap, OIA Sash,
1st: U & 0 Shotgun, 2nd: Ihp Aircon, 3rd:
Floor Rug
Event 9.
Qantas Calcutta 50T DE!
OIA sash; 1st ea grade Return Airfare
2nd ea grade Trophy (AA- 18m A - 17m
B - 16m C 14m)
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Phone .......................................
Club ................................. ....
Address .......................................No. Shooters. ......................................
Camping required? Y/N
Name
BARRAMUNDI FISHING ON MONDAY 31ST JULY!
Page 48
June 2000
Darwin 9-4-00
3DT WC:1st L Jong 2N30, 2nd G
Hennessy 25130, 3rd G Wilson 25130;
5DT PIS:& LJoog 1471150; B: G Hemnessy 1251150; C: G Wilson 86/150.
Darwin 234-00
Warm & Sunny - SOT D/B:AA: L J m g
49/50; A: R Dalgleish 50150; B: G
Doak 49150; C: D Atkins 33150; 50T
CONT: AA: L Jong 49150; A: G
Bateson 48/50; B: G Doal 46/50; C: D
Atkins 46/50.
Tap End 164.00
Fine & Hot (101 60T SPORTING:
GRP 1: B Dalgleish 47/60; GRP 2: D
Btitland 46164; GRP 3: D Farrel
34/64.
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Clay Target Club
ACN 001536536
Barellan 9.4-00
Warm & Sunny (9) - 10T Dm: M
Stanmore, S Whytcroas, L Irvin
10110; R N DIS CIS: OIA & A: K
Whytcross, 2nd B Boyd; B: M Stanmore, 2nd B Charles; C: B I n i n ,
2nd T Stivens; JNR: S Whytcrass;
10T D/B HCP CD: B Irvin, L Irvin,
K Whyteross 10110; 10T D/B: A
Bound & S \Vhytcmss 10110; HIGH
GUN: L Inin.
Batemnns Bay 16-4-00
Fine (201 JERRY BALDRY MEM
SHOOT: 50T SIB: OIA: G Kazolis;
AA: R Dale, 2nd M Gschwcn4A: E
Kocllncr, 2nd P Tsnkey; C: A.
Atkins, 2nd A Wedutenko; 25T D/B
OIA: L Pinncr; AA: G Kazalis; A: E
Koellner; C: H Gistras; 25T PIS
CONT AMERICAN: OIA: L Pinner;
AA: m G r e h ~ e n dA:
; E Koellner; C:
on same day, if numbers permit.
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Albury Wodonga
Clay Target Club
Sundav 1 lth June 10.00 am Start
Ev 1.
10 Target Point Score Cash Divide
Ev 2.
30 Target Point Score Championship
O/A + 3 grades 2nd in 4 grades
Noms $13 L/V $10 Jnr $5
30 Target Single Barrel Chompionship
Noms$l3L/V$lOJnr$5
30 Target Double Barrel Championship
Noms $13 L/V $10 Jnr $5
30 Target Handicap
1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20
Noms $13 L/V $10 Jnr $5
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Ev 5.
PREFERENCES:
10.00am sharp (3 min grace)
11.30am sharp (3 min grace)
1.00pm sharp (3 min grace)
2.30pm sharp (3 min grace)
Shoot OEs: 4.15pm
2nd Wave
Name: .......................................
A C T # ................
I will shoot
Nominations: $25.00 per event x25 =$...............
Oklahoma: $5.00 per (2x25)
back to back =$......................
Preference 12G 1st wave
Preference 20G 1st wave
Junior Trophy on Ev 4 -free noms to next shoot
H/G over full programme - 112 case shells
$150 open order for Elks Hunting and Fishing for possible shot over full programme
J u n e 2000
Saturday
Australian Clay Targct Shooting News
Please circle preference
Club Phone (02) 9826 1399
Fax (02) 9826 1933
Dave McLeod (President)
(02) 9625 8631 (h)
Ted Emery (Secretary)
Page 49
A Atkins; OIA HIGH GUN: M
Gshwend.
Balderton 23130; Evt AA: D Perri
- Galea
67/67, 2ndTArvanitakis 66161;A: R
50150,ZndACanteli 52/55; B:
2:
C McMnhon 50161, 2nd G Chahine
49151: C: C Auditore 47/50, 2nd D
Violi 43150.
Cecil Park 244.00
Fine & Cool (67) 10T PPS E l 0 Cm:
M: J Boulos. L Galea, K Bosanko,
N Xenos 30130; A: A Cantali, T
Lionatos 30130; B: G Galea, R Faber
30130: C: D Cali 29/30; 30T D/B
CPTROPHY: O/A&AA: N Xenas
11V111, 2nd G Rootes 88/89; A: 1st
R Galea 1101111, 2nd T Lianatos
72/75; B: l s t M Bouada 30130,2nd S
Tourgelis 29/30; C: 1st S Meuller
31/33, 2nd K Berry 30133; 30T SIS
CPTROPHY: O / A & k G Rootea
35135,ZndACantali 34/35:A: 1st R
Galen 30131, 2nd N Tourgelis 32/33:
B: 1st D Yioli 28/30,2nd D Bonello
29/35; C: 1st B Helwani 27/30, 2nd
K Berry 26130; 30T PTS
CffROPHY: O/A&AA: T Awanitnkis 99199.2nd C Sherry 98/99: A:
1st D Forster 90190, 2nd T Lianatos
92/93: B: 1st S Meuller 88190,2nd G
Hapeshi 83/90; C: 1st B Helwani
82190, 2nd S Perentes 83193: O/A
WINNERS FOR EVENTS: DIS: N
Xenos 11V111: S/B: G Rwtes 35/35:
PTS: T Arvanitakis 99199; OIA
HIGH GUN: R Galea 2031204.
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Grafton Clay
Target Club Inc.
y Open
Saturdav 8th Julv 2000 10.00am Start
Event 1
I
Event 2
Event 3
25 tgt D/B Graded Cash Divide
$12.00
50 tgt Grafton City Medley
(25 tgt D/B : 25 tgt SIB)
OIAli Sash & Troohv
1st & 2nd each 'grdde
$30.00
25 tgt Grafton City D/B
Championship
$16.00
1st & 2nd each grade
Total Noms Saturday $58.00
1
Cecil Park 144-W
Windy & Cool (55) - 10T PIS E l 0
CD:AA: D Perri. GRootes. S Be1l.A
Moraitis. T ~ b L l a ,T ~ k a n i t n k i s
30130; A: I Clisdell 30130; B: G
Chehine 30130; C: C Auditore, C
Cooma 22-4-00
Cold & Windy (17) - 50T SKEET:
O/A&A: T Harris 49/50, 2nd S
MeIntyre 65168, 3rd J Petruska
64/68: B: 1st G Wright 48/50, 2nd T
Post 46/50, 3rd R McGuffiicke
44/50; C: 1st A Green 45/50, 2nd R
Dunn 44/50 3rd P Ewart 42/50; 112
ROUND S ~ E DBLS:
T
O/A&A: J
Petrusa 38/35, 2nd T Harris 32/35,
DUBBO GUN CLUB INC
Sundav 9th Julv 2000 9.30am Start
Event 4
Event 5
Event 6
25 tgt Handicap
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
$14.00
Jacaranda City Classic
50 tgt Double Barrel
$30.00
O/Ali Sash & Trophy
25 tgt July Open Pointscore $18.00
OlAli Troohv
Total Norns Sunday $62.00
Total Noms (2 days) $120.00
OVERALL HlGH GUN - SASH &TROPHY
GRADE HlGH GUN - SASH
LADIES, VETERANS & JUNIOR - TROPHY
REFRESHMENTS AND CARTRIDGES
AVAILABLE
Page 50
16th Golden
Fox Open
in conjunction with
WSTERN ZONE: N.S.W
TRAP CA_RNIVAL
June 3rd & 4th 2000
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
Trophies, Sashes, Cash over $12,000
8 Events - Full Flouros
Total Noms. $120 plus O/S $10.00
For details see May C.TS.N.
President: Peter McGuire (02) 6642 3206
Secretary: Rus Wessiink (02) 6542 4636
President: Errol Tucker. Phone (02) 6888 5146
Secretary: Ken Fuller. Phone (02)6881 8128
June 2000
OIAHIGH GUN: N Privctt 154/160
Condobolin 2-4-00
Overcast & Rain (12) - 10T WO:2
possibles P Barnes & G Venables
10110: GOT MXD: OIA: C Foster;&
C Foster, 2nd P Barnes; A: C
Williams, 2nd G Venables; B: D
Cooney. 2nd L Coombs; 25T HCP:
1 s t C Williams 24/25,2nd M Jacobs
36/39,3rd G Blattman 33139.
Corowa 26-3-00
Warm & Perfeet (38) lOT D/B Cm:
1 3 possibles; 50T DIB C m
O/A&&
R Ehlcrs 69/69, 2nd R
Liersch 62/63:A: l s t R Btiggs 68169,
2nd J Shales 56/51; B: 1 s t C
Sanders 55/58, 2nd T Mdanghlin
57159; C: 1st R Nixon 44/50, 2nd A
Hicks 43150: 20T PiS: A: 1st G Rudd
60160, 2nd R Ehlcrs 83184; B: 1st J
Leahy 57160, 2nd L Barry 59163: C:
1st A Hicks 57/60, 2nd R Nixon
49160: 20T WC: 1st C D Sanders
20120, 2nd D Whyte 33/34, 3rd H
Stolpe 32134; HIGH GUN: G Rudd
1381140: RAFFLE: G Shale.
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Annual Charity
. ....- . ....
Overcnat but Plci8r;~!,l.6T Dm CD
H Pcrl,ri. 51 S8nrlmr. >I Splrrr. K
5laven. P Bsrne
.. E Dubrc,u/c,l;k~.P
June 17 & 18
100 Targets Sporting per Day
Finch, 2nd A Futter: A: M orr rest,
2nd P McGuirc; B: R Potter, 2nd D
McTaggart; C: D Piskhe. 2nd A
Newbv: 25T SIB W A . 4 I Burev. G
LaneGter. J Poole & R Hammind
25125: A: N Campion 25125, 2nd P
Wright 24125; B: R Potter & D MaeTaggvrt 24125: C: R Gaden S n r
21/25. 2nd ABiekford 19125: D & F
HALL PIS: J Poole 3, G Laneaster
.75. R Hammond 3 5 . R Hammond
3 5 . J Farrell 3 5 , B Sweeney .75.
Blvzciy 45150, 2nd J Pengas 38150:
HIGH GUN: G Tabnin.
Graded: AA, A, B & C.
Trophies: 1st. 2nd & 3rd each grade each day
1st & 2nd Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Toronto RSL Perpetual Trophy for Overall High
Golden Rabbit Trap for Overall Saturday
Mick Smith Cup Overall Sunday
Graded High Guns over both days
50 Targets 1 6 Station Layout
FOOD AND REFRESHMEhTS AVAILABLE
COME ALONG AND ENJOY THE 1.VEEKEND
VISITORS MOW WELCOME
CAMPING AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS AT
WILTON RD. AWABA
Accommodation: Lakeside Motor Inn 02 4948 9666
Toronto Caravan Park 02 4959 1271
Cardiff Motor inn 02 4954 6738
G r a f t o n 9-4-00
Overcast & Showers (24) 25T NOV
HCP: 1st T Schneider 25125, 2nd B
Cameron 36137, 3rd G Porter 35137:
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June 2000
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SATURDAY 3RD JUNE 2000
12 Noon - Skeet competition 50t El0 C/D + 50t
11.00am Practice
SATURDAY 10TH JUNE 2000
1.00pm -Annual General Meeting
(Members Only)
WEDNESDAY 14TH JUNE 2000
2.00pm - 9.30pm Practice
6.30pm - Charles Waterhouse Memorial Shoot
30t DIB - $20
SATURDAY 17TH JUNE 2000
12 Noon - Trap Competition
lot DIB El0 C D - $5
Manly-Warringah Championship - Sash
loot D/B $40
11.00am Practice
SATURDAY 24TH & SUNDAY 25TH
JUNE 2000
ANNUAL CHARITY SHOOT
(See Advertisement in this month's
ACTA Magazine)
EVERY WEDNESDAY
7.00pm Trap Competition - 30t - $12
2.00pm - 9.30pm - Practice
Iwereil
Cloudy & Mild (32) - 25T BR': A: G
Swecney 28130; B: N Campion
23126; C: B McBean 18125; 25T D/B:
AA: J Farrell 33133; A: G Anderson
27127; B: S O'Rourke 25125; C: K
O'Connell 22/25; 25T DiB CIS: O/k.
G Anderson 1621162:A A B Rumbel
1311132: A: B McBean 68/69; B: G
Mephnm 30130; C: D Pischke 40140;
25T HIC: 1st R Gaden 44145,Znd J
Farrell 43/45, 3rd J Bliss 35/36;
HIGH GUN: J Farrell 75/75;
RAFFLE: B Swecney.
Junee 23-4-00
Fine & Warm (14) 10T DIB CONT
EIO: R Wesslink, R Wright, A
Wright, G Dennis, D Caecioppoli
10110; 50T DIB CONT CIS: OIA: D
Cnecioppoii 50150; A A A Wright
49/50; A: A Constable 48/59; B: R
Wesslink 47/50; C: J Considine
37/50; 25T D/B WC C/D: RWesslink
24/25, A Wright 23125, D Caccioppoli 22/25; HIGH GUN: D Caceioppoli 86/89.
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Majura Park 17-3-00
lOPR D m O/k.A Peel 28/30; AA: B
Skinner 26/30; A: J Allan 18/20; B:
M Maurice 17129; C: N Urban 21/30;
15PR DIR CIS: OIA: B Skinner
48/50;AA: M Lyons 45150;A: JAllan
30140; B: M Maurice 21/30; C: I
MeKenzie 21130.
Majura Park 22-3-00
25T DIB: OIA: B Skinner 101/101:
AA: R Dale 1001100; A: G Geerling
28130; B: JAllan 34/36; C: I McKenzie 35137; 25T S/B: OIA: B Skinner
25/25; AA: P Simon 36/39; A: T
Spackman 24125; B: J Andonaros
25129; C: N Sutherland 19/25.
~ocation:131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
NSW 2084
Phone (02) 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497
Info: Club Captain: Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 8182,
Sue Nicholls (02) 4579 6332
Mattarelli Traps are now in use on Olympic
Trap, Skeet, Trap & ISU Layouts - 5 Stand
Layout now in use.
ALL LAYOUTS ARE COIN OPERATED.
IN GROUND PHONO PULL SYSTEMS
Wednesday Nights
I
All layouts now shooting under floodlights.
Page
Kempsey 15.4-00
Hot & Sunny (171- 25T DIE CD:AA
G Brown 24125; A: G Edwards, T
Crugg, P Pritehard 25125; B: K
Mewhirtor 24125, C Crighton 22/25,
T Duck 20125; C: J Gosling 22/25, S
Smyth 21125, D Curtis 14/25; 75T
Memoni 31-3.00
Mild Night (50) - 20T W O :G Rootes,
J u n e 2000
Saturday & Sunday, 24th & 25th June 2000
Saturday & Sunday 10.00 am Start
Saturdav 24th June 2000 10.00am
Sponsored by Horsley Park Gun Shop
25T PIS Championship $16.00 + 01s $1.00
OlAll Winner - Sash + 314 Case Cartridges - 1st AA,A,B & C 112 Case Cartridges,
2nd AA,A,B,C 114 Case Cartridges.
Calcutta on Event 4 to be held in the Club House a t the completlon of the last
event on Saturday.
Sundav 25th June 2000 10.00am
Sponsored by NSW Firearms Safety Awareness Council
25T DIB Handicap $16.00 + 01s $1.00
OlAll Winner - Sash + Trophy, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th - Trophy
Sponsored by G Brothers Pty Ltd
50T DIB Championship $25.00 + 01s $1.00/25T
(Including NSW Gun Club DIB Championship)
OlAll Winner - Sash + Trophy - Grades AA,A,B & C 1st & 2nd Each Grade Sponsored by Mattarelli Traps
25T PIS Championship $20.00 + 01s $1.00
O/All Winner - Sash + 314 Case Cartridges
1st AA,A,B & C 112 Case Cartridges, 2nd 114 Case Cartridges.
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Overall High Gun Sash + Trophy Events 1-6
Intermediate High Gun Sash + Trophy Events 1-6
(Reduced Noms) Ladies, Juniors, Veterans Trophy Events 1-6
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REFRESHMENTS, CARTRIDGES & BAR AVAILABLE EACH DAY.
FREE CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON SITE NSWGC
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE AT: C H E C m R S HOTEL
MONA VALE RD, TERREY HILLS, NSW 2084
TEL NO (02) 9450 2422
June 2000
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G Geiorgieski, T Psarakis, Tony A,
A Knigge, F Auditore, C Mihas. C
Andrew, M Gomes, B Ismnil, I Clis-
68/15; 30T HCP: 1st P Louae 45/45,
2nd A Turner 44/45, 3rd I Merrick
43/44, 4th R Waters 40141; 15 P/R
DIR: AA: A Turner 30130; A: G
Harvey 27/30; B.R Waters 52/60; C:
P Poile ZmO; HIGH GUNS: OIA: R
Brodin 2481260; AA: S Oaborne
2461260; A: C Strike 246,260; B: R
Waters 246/260; C: P Paile 22606%
VET: B Lysle 2261260; JNR: M
h o s t 201/260.
46+18; C: 1st J Lucchitti 47, 2nd G
Fox 45; IOPR DIR: 1 s t H Theunessen 20120. 2nd R Northcott
S h o a l h a v e n 9-4-00
Warm & Fine (24) - 10T W O : R
- Ehlers. P Schrieber, W Higgin-
bothsm. K Chiaverini, A Spillman;
50T D/B: AA: B Duncan, 2nd K Chiaverini; A: W Higginbotham, 2nd R
Ehlers, 3rd P Sehrierber; B: R
MeGee, 2nd G Crocker, 3rd J
Fielden; C: G Bnnyer, 2nd J White,
3rd K MeKiernan; 50T SIB. AA: K
Chiaverini, 2nd B Duncan; A: R
Ehlers, 2nd W Higginbotham, 3rd L
Diamond; B: 1st G Crocker, 2nd R
MeGoe, 3 r d A Spillman; C: R
Hatcher, 2nd J Banyer, 3rd M
Carey
Marconi 14-4-00
Mild Night (31) 20T EIO: F Auditore, C Andrew 20120; 50T MXD:
AA: N Xenos 98/100, 2nd C Mihas
971100; A: P Mnrlow 1061108, 2nd A
Dehen 1051108: B: J Sslvaggio
911100, 2nd S Pourinotis 931100; C:
H Guerreiro 9Y100, 2nd C Gomes
841100; HI GUN: P Marlow 1171120
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NSW 5-4-00
Night & Windy (17) 30T TRAP
MXD: AA: N Xenos 27; A: T Lianatos
27; B: B Squire 28; C: AAbrsham 27
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NSW 15-4-00
Fine (25)
25T EIO. R Berr, J
Newton, W Maryska. TArvanitakis,
R VanBeck, D Perri & J Lucehitti
25125; 50T D m CIS: HIGHEST
SCORE I A: T h a n i t a k i s 50165,
2nd R Northcott 50t64: A: 1st J
Newton 49+9,2nd RVanBeek 49+8;
B: l e t ALucehitti 49, 2nd B Squire
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Port Mnequuric 2.4.UU
Hot b. Ovr.rc.$,t 13 - 25T I)lH C I >
M 1) l'.~rOuld 24.15, A \\' Netll. K
Nrlll. 1 ) Zlnck~e2; 2 5 : B R Riley, T
Duck, K .\Ic\Vhiner 24 15; C. C
R h y 2 4 / 1 5 , I< Cuni-. '22.25, 251'
U U TIIOPIIY. zU.
1) Padield 24 2 i :
A 6 0 A S \\'.allrr 4:l 4.1, 2nd K Neil1
4 2 13: H K hlc\Vhirfcr 3657.2ncl'l'
Singleton Clay Target Club Inc.
TWO DAY NOVELTY
FIELD SHOOT
10th & 11th June 2000
See May CTSN
Inforrnatlon. B Srnlth President 6572 3353
Page 54
R i c h m o n d R i v e r 14-4-00
Fine (12) 75T DIB CIS: OIA: P
Brown 73175; AA: G Mengel 77/80,
2nd E Bvlagh 76/80; B: K Gibbon
69175, 2nd F Seribilin 60175; C: M
Crimmins 73175. 2nd 0 Connolly
6W5.
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S y d n e y 21-4-00
Cool Night (50) - ZOT E 0 : 12 possiblcs; SOT SZ DIB CIS: AA: 1st T
Arvanitakis 1211127, 2nd T Abela
12W127; A: 1st F Auditore 58/59.
2nd R Galen 56157; B: 1 s t M Hbous
49150, 2nd S Samuels 49152: C: 1st
C Gomea 48/50, 2nd D Violi 45150;
HIGH GUN: T Abela 70170.
Taree Winghsm 8-4-00
Overcast (8) 25T SKEET CD:A: C
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June 2000
2000 NATIONAL T
CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS
State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams hIakh - Open
1st
Vidoria I N 2 5 (367)
2nd
SouthAustralial22(359)
3rd
\VesternAustralia 121 (358)
Women National Single Barrel Champiomhip
1st
C m l Zagor, Vic 4760
M m p e t Beelik, SA49153
2nd
3rd
Wendy Barton, NSW 5V55
State k m s - Womens
1st
New South Wales 72 (212)
2nd
Virtnria 72 12091
3rd
South Australian 70 (204)
Junlor Snrmnal Smgle Banel Champlonrh~p
Ihr
Clior Shielb, NSV 5860
2nd
.\lauhcr b l l y n'Aj7m0
.Id
. l a d Rrwher, Vie5336
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State Team Junior
1st
Queensland 74 (214)
NewSouth \Vales 73 (215)
2nd
3rd
Kctoria 7'3. (211)
State Team -Veteran
1st
Queensiand 72 (214)
2nd
South Australai 71 (207)
7th
hu
9th
10th
Urridon L'rdrrh#ll.\i:6463
>l~rhiclH~ulcy,M'z\tiJdl
Kevn Jonci. \ir 5 8 j 5
Teme Buslko, Qld 5W57
National Lbuble Barrel Championship
Glcn Haydcn, Vie 25B52
OA 1st
OA2nd
Dennis Lymn, SA25V2S2
OA3rd
IanMerriek, NSW 2461247
AA 1st
Michael Howley, \VA219t220
AA2nd
h e e Pinner, NSW218nl9
AA3rd
Brett Dunstan, Vic 214Zl5
Alst
JoeMmhall,NSW37i87
A2nd
Graham hfichell. SASGi87
A3rd
Adam Hoaley, Qld 84i8S
B 1st
Kevin Newman,Kc 53/63
B 2nd
I m n Coeking, Vic 52iS3
B 3rd
Glom Neville, Vic 71Pi3
C 1st
Alan Abraham, NS\V 49150
C 2nd
Robert Williams, NSW 48151
C 3rd
lbny Tigani, W 47/51
Women National Lbublc Barrel Championship
Simone llgani, Kc50150
1st
2nd
Wendy Barton, NS\V5liS2
3rd
Vemnika Porsythe, Qld 5W52
Junior National Oauble Barrel Championship
1st
Jarmd Fletcher, Vic 1131113
2nd
Clint Shields, NSW 1121113
3rd
Adam Healey, Qld 841%
\'~vrmSaconnl Oa~ble1nrrr.l Chimp:rr,h~p
lit
2nd
,rd
hlla,, S r . CL \r,c5051
Ke\ :n H q n d SSW -819
Claude Ell~s,\5:7r9
National Single Baml Chempionship
OA 1st
Roy Everett, NZ W56
OAZnd Bany Skinne~NS\V8783
OA3rd
RobertNi~betVic7273
AA 1st
Michael Kmge~Davis.NSW 5766
AAZnd
LukeMcLeman, Vie56iS7
M3rd
Cliver Poster, NSW 64/66
Alst
Robert Barnes, Wc 5061
A2nd
Peter Hendy, SA67169
A3rd
OmarHayek,Kc66i69
B 1st
Matthew Spargo, Qld 50153
B 2nd
Jeff Lawndes, Vic 47/50
B 3rd
Margaret Beelib, S A 4 W
C 1st
Gmham h h , 54@1
CZnd
AlanAbraham,NSV53iG1
C 3rd
Vicki Kibblewhite. NS\V4USO
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AushdiaNew wZealand Trap Champiomhip
OAlst
Glenn Hayden,Vie 199195
OA2nd
Men Castellam, NSW 19li195
0 ~ 3 r d ~iunes,vici89/19~
AA 1st
Ray Collinson, Qld l6U162
AA2nd
Bary Rmte, NSW 1411195
AA3rd
MichaelLyom. NSW 19U195
Al8t
Gearge Fastec NSW 1491150
A2nd
Barry W m h m t SA 1581162
A3rd
Paul Jacksan, NSW 156462
B 1st
Col Elkingtan,Vic 1471150
B 2nd
Philip Lohse, NSW 146rl50
B 3rd
Roy Holtbete~WA149150
C 1st
?bny Tigani, Vic I381150
C 2nd
Alan Abraham, NSW 1434156
C 3rd
Pat G m , SA14oll56
B 1st
B 2nd
a 3rd
Cla
C 2nd
C 3rd
Kevin Newman, Vic 42150
JohnEllis. SA4liSO
k,th ~ulL.s,%4a%
Comc Park, Kc 37 50
Grahnm k w h , Qld 5In6
Glen Weld. NS\V 49n0
Women National Double Rise Championship
Wendy Bartan, NSW4U50
let
2nd
Linda Ristevski, Wc 5lnO
3rd
Simonellgani, Vic 5W70
Juruor Ndcunal DLuble lbxChap!on:lup
191
S:eren Park, Vic 4550
2nd
l\nl Krught. Vic5h60
3m
Ruben Kcmp SSW SLMI
Veteran NationalDauble Rise Championship
1st
John Ellis, SA4U50
2nd
Keith Muleg SA64180
3rd
W h n Ronald.NSW 63i80
Deaudle Lbubles
1st Pair Merv and Paul Lyons37i32
2nd Pair Wayne and Steven Parks 3v32
3rd Pair Ron and Lisa Smith 2 7 B
\\'oscnAuscrallwNc~ %aland Trap Champlorulup
Nanette .\leCsllum, lh.. I43 I50
1st
2nd
\\'cndy UoMn NSW 1181156
3rd
Caml Znkvr, \ie 147 150
JuaorAujiral,dicw Laland Tray Champ8omhp
1st
J 3 d Revher, Vic 1711171
2nd
Andrew hllller, NS\' 17&I7l
3rd
Anh.w Hmdy,Vc 148150
Veteran A~>cr;lllnNcwk l a n d Trap Champonrlup
Isr
Gear@ Fwler, NS\\' 149 150
2nd
Kcnn I l q v u d . SS\V 166 171
3rd
Roy H~ltlrclrr,\VA 1G3171
\lachnmb Team iln g~alif)?ngorder,
B. Shnno219,C. Coj'rllm249, G h y d m 248. R. N13bet
2 4 b . A . k e r 2 4 7 . B llu247.G b l l y 247,RSwan246,.1
Vnrdancga 246 R Coll~nson246. J Rore 246, T. hlom~u
2:G. C ll~purll246,1 hlcrnrk 245.G. ILmles245.A
k n b n 245 C. Farrr 245.G Blaskett 245 R Bosuonh
245, E Robem 245 D. lymn 245, I). S1.holls24L C harm 2 4 . K Andemn 244 .I. Sleightholme244
Womens
W Barton 237, N. MeCallum 215, C. Zagor 234, L. Blake
211, K Kennemn.
Juniors
J. Fletcher 247.k hliller 245, S. Parks 242,A. Hedey 241,
Andrew Bmdy 241.
Vetemns
K H e y w d 216, R. HoltireterZ.36, C. E l h 235, B. Stevens
214, W. Ronald 213.
Mackintosh International Two H i g h G u s
Opn
Glen Castellam 3 W W
\Vomens Nanette MeCallwn 297i3W
Juniors
J a d Rekher 2 9 N
Veterans Wilsan Ronald 29513W
National Double Rise Championship
OA 1st
Bill Eagle, Vie 50/5o
OA 2nd
Jon W t b k e r s , K c S8iM1
OA3rd
Stephen Laffey, Qld57t.9
AAlst
Bill n ~ . V i c67n0
zIA2nd
Glrn C&wlhm, NS\\'WO
M3rd
Ian hlemrk, NS\\' &'i0
A 1st
Nenllc1k.de. SS\V 46%
A 2nd
Robert ~ e m iNSW
, 4460
A3rd
BrianUnderhill, NW51IM)
Australian C l a y Target Shooting News
Womens National Champion of Champions
1st
Nanette MeCallum, Tas 116(125
2nd
Wendy Barton, NSV 11SI125
3rd
Kathie Caulk NSW 14WlMI
Junior National Champion of Champions
A n d m Miller, NSV 12V125
1st
2nd
Dustan Bany, Vic 1191125
3rd
Steven Parks, Yie 11341%
Veteran National ChampionofChampions
1st
Tun Catling, Vic 1181125
Wtlsan Ronald, NS\V 117/125
2nd
3rd
Colin Sandors,Vic llSI125
High Guns
Overall
\Vomens
Junior
Sub Junior
Veteran
Glen Castellam, NSW 458/475
Wendy Barton, NSW44W475
Andmw Mille~NSW 4W510
BlairSignomtta,Vic41W475
h f m y HaviU, NZ 4391475
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20, Qld 37, NZ8.
Double Barrel527 -Vie 171, NSW217, SA33, Tas 22, NT9,
WA21, Qld 45. NZ 10.
Single Barrel 476 Vic 147. NSW 193, SA31, Tas 21, W 9,
\VAZl,Qld42, NZ9,USAl.
A u s ~ T m p 4 4 5Vic 140, NS\V 174, SA31, Tas 22, NT9,
\VA20, Qld 41, NZ 10, USA 1.
Double Rire3X). Vie 94, NSW 134, SA20, Ths 17, NT 4, WA
18, Qld21, NZ 9, USA 1.
Champ of Champs 303 Vie 95, NSnr 125, SA20, Ths 17,
NT6, WA 13, Qld 25,NZ3. USA 1.
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CUZZO'S RAMBLiNGS JUNE 2000
The 2000 Trap Nationals. Not only the first Nationals of the new millennium, but also the first Trap Nationals conducted a t the new
National Shooting Ground. Personally, I thought i t was a great shoot.
The success of the Nationals is often gauged by the number of competitors and the yardstick is usually the Double Barrel. This year that
prestigious event had 527 entrants and even though shooting is under
attack from all quarters a t the moment, t h a t is still about 30 more
than the average aver the past 25 years since I started attending the
Nationals.
Also the weather was very kind to us. The first day of the Pre-Natianale was a little windy and an the last day of the Nationals, we got a few
light showers late in the afternoon. I n between we gat seven consecutive days of glorious autumn weather. I think that this run of good
weather is a reflection of two things. The first is the wisdom of staging
the event in autumn, which is probably the most stable time of the year
a s far as weather is concerned. And the second is the wisdom of selecting a site for the National Shooting Ground that is well inland and far
removed from the influence t h a t nearby weans can have an the
weather of coastal areas.
The only venue now used for the World Skeet Shooting Championships
is San Antonio, which is situated in south central Tkxas, well away
from any weather effects generated by the Gulf of Mexico. I have shot
the nine days of the World Shoot there on eight separate occasians, and
can count on the fingers of one hand the number af days t h a t were cold
or rainy or even had strong wind. My memories of San Antonio in
October, which is the middle of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere.
are of calm warm sunny days going on seemingly forever.
However, prior to anchoring the World Shoot a t the National Gun Club
in San Antonio, the event used to circulate around the North American
continent on a rotational basis, in much the same way as our Nationals used to. By the time I started attending, the number of entrants
had become so large t h a t the only other venue capable of hosting the
Shoot was Savannah in Georgia. Unfortunately Savannah is situated
on the coast and bears the full effect of the unstable weather influenced by the proximity of the North Atlantic ocean.
I only shut the \Varld Shoot ~n Savannah threc times, but I still have
viwd mcrnoncs ofevery conceivable weather condition from oppressive
heat 2nd humidltr which brousht uut the and flcas in droves. t o
windv rainv days so cold the
referees swore they would never
return. I reinenyber lightning storms so severe they stopped the Shoot
on several occasions. And I remember sheltering in a vendors building
one afternoon, watching people shoot in rain t h a t was not only coming
down almost horizontally, due to the strength of the wind behind it, but
was also so heavy that you could barely see 100 yards in it. I was very
grateful to have shot a t 9.00am t h a t morning, before the h n t came
through. Although I won the first of my World Skeet Championships in
Savannah, my fondest World Shoot memories are definitely of San
Antonio.
Back to the Trap Nationals! I guess every Nationals has a t least one
b ~ gnew, )[em This year I thought there were ~ e v e r a lOne
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was dcRnntely Bxlly Iles'rct~remeniWhen I first nesrd it, 1 was speechless and
somewhat srzotleal. so a t mv first oooununnv I fronted the =rat man
And m e s s w c z ? 12s all t d e . Bill i d d m e
he had act;all~ made
the &icial announcement a t the New Zealand Nationals, ~ e v e r a l
weeks before. Now Billy and I are actually a lot closer than most people
realise. We often room together on trips away and whenever there is a
big shoot a t Metro, I always enjoy Bill and Michele's hospitality. I'm
also very proud to have Bill's name alongside mine a couple of times on
the National Two-man Team Trophy I've shot with some great partners over the "ears. but pound for pound. vau'd be hard pressed to find
a better team:shooting partner than ill..
Still somewhat puzzled, I questioned Bill a t length about his decision,
because i t certainly seemed a little premature. His shooting performances do not seem to have waned recently and I think it would be fair
to say that he is probably a t the peak of his career. I n his usual
straightforward manner, Bill gave me a couple of goad reasons t h a t I
could not argue with. Actually, upon reflection, I was able to relate to
them so closely that it has set me thinking about how far off my own
retirement should be. Anyway, every dark cloud has a silver lining. Bill
has assured me that although you probably won't see him a t any of the
larger Trapshoats from now on, he still intends to support his local
dub, do some mare coaching, and to shoat some Sporting and maybe
even a little more Skeet.
Another very newsworthy item was not just the fact that Glenn Castal~
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laro wan the National High Gun, but the magnificence of the score he
shot to win it. Seven points down out of 475 over six events is a great
effort and I was t d y impressed. In fact it ties the highest score ever
shot over the current format. And when was that record of 4681415 set?
Back in 1984by none other than W J Iles. So what happened to the big
feller with the pictures an him this year? Well you don't have to look
back very far to find him. After six days of shooting, Glenn only
managed to beat Billy by a single solitary paint. And to further emphasise the magnitude of the performance put up by bath Glenn and Billy,
you have to count back a further six points before you come to Arthur
Turner on 461 in third place. Bill, are you absolutely sure you're not
quitting too soon?
Clay targets and the machines t h a t throw them have been a t the forefmnt of most shooting discussions for the past couple of years and this
Nationals was no exception. At various times I heard all sorts of
reports, bath good and bad, on each of those items. This year we used
Gemini machines throwing orange Corsivia targets, and to be perfectly
honest, I thought they both did quite a serviceable job. By now I think
everyone involved knows my thoughts on clay targets. I firmly believe
that Trench targets should be used for shooting Trench and that a
much softer, purpose-built, American style target should be used for
l t a p and Skeet. However, if you must try and use one target for both
applications, then the orange Corsivias seem to be a s good as any. It's
just a pity t h a t a fair percentage of the batch supplied for the Natiooals were badly buckled, which caused a fair bit of heartache for all eaneerned and developed into a n ongoing difference of opinion as to just
exactly how, when and where they got buckled. I'll be interested in the
outcome of that one!
As for target throwing machines, there has probably never been more
debate on this subject than a t the present. And i t seems t h a t a lot of
my recent editorial comment on the subject has been misunderstood. A
lot ofpeople have asked me what have I got against Ludwig Kohler and
his machines and why have I been giving him such a bagging. The
plain truth is absolutely nothing. In fact just the opposite. I have
simply been trying to bring to the surface a lot of undercurrent t h a t
has existed and get some constructive debate going in order to examine
and clarify the situation. In the April issue I netually pulled the rug out
from under a couple of the nagging doubts I had personally had about
the machines, and tried to debunk several other derogatory theories
while I was a t it.
To bring the matter intocrystal clear perspective, I am happy to admit
to being one of Ludwig's customers. Last year my Gun Club authorised
me to select and purchase a new DTL trap. After careful consideration,
I decided t h a t the Gemini was not only of excellent design and quality,
but also offered the widest available array of features, making it
arguably the best value far money on the market. With that in mind,
we purchased and installed one in our main layout. We have been so
happy with i t that we have another one on order and intend to take
delivery of i t a s soon as our finances allow.
This year's AGM was a fairly tame and Friendly affair, especially when
compared to some ofthe more turbulent ones of recent years. The mast
reassuring thing to come out of i t was the fact that mast people have
come to accept that the National Ground a t Wagga was not only
inevitable. but also a ~ a s i t i v se t e for
~ the future of our svort. However.
what surprised me th'e most was'when the maiority of people who had
previously been against the Wagga complex, "oted ov&helmingly to
overturn the current proposal of staging the Nationals elsewhere every
third year. Almost everyone in attendance a t the AGM voted to keep
the Nationals there for a t least the next five years, in order to allow the
e o m ~ l e xto develoo. and I would now be surorised if this .oravosal
. is not
ratiked shortly b i the full executive.
I thought the trade displays this year were great, even in temporary
marquis. However, another of the great advantages of having a
National Shooting Ground is the commercial viability of permanent
vendors buildings, just like they have a t the Grand American Trapshoot and the World Skeetshoat. Wait till you see those - rainproof,
windproof, dustproof and even carpeted floors - ton good. And speaking
of the trade people, I thaught Kevin Wright and Ian McGeoch did their
usual super job this year. It's great not only to have instant on-site
repairs in case you have a problem, but also to get those other routine
iabs done without the hassle and time loss of ahipdns.
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i h e opportunity m got Ian to fit a new ejector in her gun ani retlmc her
releaae trigger Wnile ic was there Kevin spent some time with hcr and
refitted her srark I must admlt to k i n g n llrtle apprehensive sbnur
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that with two State Shoots only a couple of weeks off. However, the
n s ~ rday she won her grade in the Chnnlplon of Champions and at
Wngga's t\r.o.dny Skeet Shuvt the folloslng wcckcnd, she brune 100
scrntght both day, Thank* hnys .great job.
Vale: The only dark cloud during a n otherwise bright week a t the
Nationals, as far as I was concerned, was news ofthe untimely passing
of Jim Parsell. Jim was one of the longtime tireless workers a t the
Frankston Australian Gun Club in Melbourne. Karen and I had shot
a t Frankstan the previous week and during the afternoon I had been
chatting with Jim. So i t came as a great shock to hear that he had died
wddenly rand uncxpcetedly of a heart attack. hly decpcsr symparhtcs
t o has father Danny tanorher tireless I,'ACTC workcrl, rhc rest o f the
fanuly, and 311 rhc other meniberr of the club. \Vc'll miss him
This month's Shoatine Trivia Question. Who is the onlv
,Derson to have
von the Grand .iu;;ral,an
~:xndlcnpmoxc than once? .\lail your
onaner tgl Shnotlng Tnvta, PO Hux 265, Ba$rnsdn!e 3875, to arrlue by
25-06.00 The first correct ilnwvel- drawn shall receive a free cnrry to
nuat year's Grand Auitrall:xll Hondie3p The correct inbwrr to r\prll's
STQ wa* L'ne only ahouter tn ever h r c * me to shoot uffun 998 for thc
Nntmnal Skeet l l ~ g hGull wus the late Col Burt in 1986, wh, probably
s h c ~ l dhave won hl, firir Auirmlla badge that nighr, lnsre~dofhn>tng
:o wall another 13 years for it Tie Ctsr correct snswur dmirn u o s suo.
mitred by Dnvld O'Sull~vsnfrom Senford in Vicrunn, w1.o .ins a irec
entry to this )?ar'$ Nat:on~I Skect Championshtp Cungrntulnt~ons
David. If anyone has a goad trivia question o i an intiresting subject for
discussion in this column, please forward it to me at the above address.
Good Luck and Good Shooting
Adrian Cousens
(0418-516395)
Esperance Bay Gun Club
On the 21, 22 & 23 of April Esperance Bay Gun Club had its
three day carnival. 69 shooters a n d their families rolled u p for a
glorious weekend of shooting. The weather was i n the mid 20s
with a slight hreeze from t h e N/E.
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Mick Howley, wlnner 50 DB OD
Transport Esperance Points Score
Classic, overali high Gun.
Max Cubic, winner of 25 DB Bay
of Isles Championship.
Friday 2lst
Event 1:25 DiB Bay of Isles
Championship
Sponsored by the Pink Lake
Saturday E n d
Event 3: J.B. Hardware 25 DisOver the weekend of the 1st & 2ndApril2000, the West Australian
Gun Club (Inc) conducted its Annual ISSF (ISU) Carnival a n d promotion of the Olympic Disciplines shot i n Clay Target. Members
attended from all over the State and those who tried ISSF far the
first time went home happy with trophies i n hand. Congratulations to our novice "Trenehies and Skeeties".
This year though, the Carnival took on some new events, which
weren't "true" ISSF authorised events, being a Double Barrel
Points and Handicap. These new events were the ideas of two Club
Members - John Bigg and Alan Sexton and having heen already
tested and tried, were put into the Carnival far variation. The
Double Barrel Points operated exactly the same scaring system a s
the DTL Discipline, where else the Handicap operated on your
average scares of the first event shot (for novices only) or using the
chance of taking out the higher placed trophies a s a person would
need to shoot perfect scores to win. This event leveled out all ofthe
competitors, with novices having the opportunity to win "first
place".
AA: 2nd Mick Howley 30132
A: 1st Cole Thompson 27129
A. 2nd John Rose 50151
B: 1st Tim Bower 27128
B; 2nd Des Neale 26/28
C: 1st Greg Bowden 28130
C: 2nd Keith Tsylar 27130
Event 4: Ratten & Slater Ford
75 District Points Score champi-
Everyone over the weekend enjoyed the catering, hospitality,
BBQ's on both Saturday a n d Sunday and the magnificent trophies
supplied by our sponsors - Roy Aleranders h~msclfl & Sons,
Kambo's Hetravls~on, Smith's Snackvend, Scnweppcs Cutteci.
W A G C .I~L.). .\lurrny %. Chnstlne Alexander
The Club took the initiative in the O I v m ~ i eYear. to o u t the
Olyn~picCoins and C o ~ n6 P:n sets on the four m3jur eue:.ts a s
additional trophies. In all, t h r value of the truphles on thc \Vhltc.
man Park Flurn & Fauna ISSF Carni\,al was approximately
62800
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Many thanks go to Lindsay Hemley & Norm Atkins (ISSF Captain
& Vice), Norma King & Rowan Young (Catering), Alan Sexton
(Setup), John King (Office) a n d all others (Country & City) who
assisted to make the weekend such a successful, enjoyable promotional carnival for the ISSF fraternity of Western Australia.
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Tom and Brendon Vodden, winner of the S state Deauville Doubles
Championship.
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World C q New Delk - India 2000
The following competitors Brett Hall, Craig Bentley and Ross
Walsh in double trap. Nathan Cassells, Dexter Barnes and
Nathan McDonnell i n trap ventured to the Sub continent to
compete i n the first World Cup of the New Millieum.
Nathan McDonnell drew squad 1 no1 position so he feels he is
famous, the 1st person to fire a shot i n world competition in the
New Millieum (autographs can be obtained from Nathan a t his
discretion).
We arrived i n New Delhi via various destinations i.e. Brett Hall
from Darwin via Singapore, Dexter Barnes from Melbourne via
Singapore, the remainder via Sri Lanka. This was not without
hiccups due to our Team Manager having a hetter offer and pulling
out prior to leaving.
Our 112 star accommodation wasn't over exciting; perhaps our
Team Manager knew something.
Nathan Koch, Winchester
Junior High Gun
Neil McWhiner, winner of District
Single Barrel Disrict DB, 50 DB
Herry Miller Memorial Grand Prix.
onship M & O A. Blert Hu,,~pl>rry
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A k 2nd hlick Ho\rlev 71.75
A: 1st John Dahnt 6/75
A: 2nd Cole Thompson 72/75
B: 1st Tim Bower 01/93
B: 2nd Vince Marney 78193
C: 1st Phill Dodd 75/84
C: 2nd Keith Tavlor 74/84
Evcnt 5. H & ~i'ermleum10 Pair
District DIR Ch;lrnpaonship
A4&0A. Brent ;lurnphrcy 19 20
1,t & O A: Pcvr Hnrrli
Event 8: 0 D Transport ESP
Points Scare Classic
M&O/A:Mick Howlev 1471150
AA: 2nd Max Cubic li51150
A: 1st Burt Boschetti 1551159
A: 2nd John Rose 154/159
B: 1st Warren Liebeck 1371150
B: 2nd Peter Harris 1361150
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C: 1st ~ n t h n r t~ u r h1361150
C. 2nd Greg Rusden 132 160
Evcnt 9. 50 DIS Harry 31iller
B. 2nd Eric Iloggard 31.411
C Itit Qoenrin lhdd 16/2!0
C 2nd Keg H:xmpel 16320
M&O c\: Neil hle\Yhlrtcr 85 U5
Ah: 2nd \lick llowlcy b4 85
A: l i t Burt Hoiuhcrri 105 loti
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Trap, lefl to right: Nathan Casselis, Dener Barnes and
Nathan McLlonnei.
We started with double trap and the results are as follows:
Brett Hall 47 4 1 45 =I33 7th
Craig Bentley 40 45 45 =I30 9th
Ross Walsh 37 40 38 =I15 19th
MQS Nathan Cassells 31 37 48 4 1 6
Nathan McDonald 35 27 30 =92
Brett Hall was very unlucky not to make the final and the Indian
shooter shot his personal best to shoot a 49 in the last round to put
Brett out. Australia received its revenge by beating India for the
Bronze team Medal behind Italy gold, Kuwait silver.
The individual medal's were:
Gold A1 Deehani Fehaid Kuwait 184
iven Heiben,
Veterans High Gun.
Event 6: The E. J. Billington
20 Pair State Doval Doubles
Championship
1st & OIA: Tam & Brendon Vodden
19122
2nd Dennis & Stephen Rolland
1Ri22
Sinday 23rd
Event 7: Nonral A. Watts Aecountant
10 Targets Handicap Eye Opener
June 2000
Heather Penningfon,
Ladies High Gun.
A: 2nd Trevor Heard 10Y106
B: 1st Knce Marney 48/50
B: 2nd Warren Liebeek 58/62
C: 1st Keith Taylor 57/60
C: 2nd Nathan Koeh 56160
OlAHigh Gun: Mick Howley 321
Intermediate: Tim Bower 282
Junior: Nathan Koch 287
Ladies: Heather Pennington 229
Veterans: Ivan Halbert 296
Double trap, lefl to right: Bran Hail, Craig Bentley end Ross Welsh.
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Silver Marini Luca Italy 183
Bronze Berasconi Emanuele Italy 182
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Nathan Cassells 23 24 23 23 23 =I16 4th
Nathan McDonald 18 23 23 23 20 =I07 16th
Dexter Barnes 22 21 19 20 24 =lo6 18th
MQS Ross Walsh 20 17 20 21 21 =99
MQS Craig Bentley 18 21 18 17 18 =92
Nathan Cassells shot extremely well &made the final shot in the
final to pive him 4th dace. (Congratulations Nathan)
Gold Ezequiel Custd;o Portugal 144
Silvcr Silo Msnucl Purtugnl 142
Bronze Almakioum Ahmrd United Arab 141
The Team came 4th behind - old - Portugal
Silver - India
Bronze - Italv
Taking into consideration the accommodation, fuud, pollution (you
could not scc any further than 300 metros) and all competitors
having Delhl Belly. I feel rve performed to the best of our abilities
on the day.
One of the team members took 66kg of excess baggage, water, vegemite, dry fruit, long life milk, cornflakes, museli bars, long life
cheese spread and still became ill. Even as you read this not all is
well in some tummies.
We all would like to say thanks for the opportunity to perform a t
this level and yes we would go back.
On Sat 1-4-2000 Mendooran Gun Club hosted the Western Zone
Continental C'Ships. The weather was fine and humid with 52
shooters competing for a top array of trophies.
Event 1: 25T Western Zone Cont DB CIShip.
overall. s ~~~d~ 63/63.
AA: T Schafer 62/63,2nd K Fuller 30131; A: K Walton 41/42,2nd J
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Left to right, Ever popular and noisy Kev Waiton.
Left to right: R. Waters, highest scoring local and B High Gun, R. Naet, secretary
and P. Wyner, president.
Newton 33/44; B: R Waters 46/47,2nd M Shields 25/26;
C: G Marriot 33134,ZndAMonk 23/25.
Event 2: 25T Western Zone Cont SB C'Ship.
Overall - S Oshorne 33/33.
AA: R Bradin 32/33, 2nd P Fitzalan 31/33; A: C Strike
32/33, 2nd E Tucker 31/33; B: M Smith 23/25, 2nd R
Fitzalan 30133; C: N Yeo 22/27,2nd J Gillman 21/27.
Event 3: 25T Western Zone PIS CIShip.
Overall: C Strike 75/75.
AA: S Osborne 74/75, 2nd R Brodin 72/75; A: E Tucker
74/75, 2nd A Vine 72/75; B: M Kenny 79/81, 2nd M
Smith 77/81; C: J Gillman 71/15, 2nd Mat Frost 10175.
Sunday dawned very wet with 80mm of rain falling
over night and still falling when Sundays shoot began.
This discouraged numerous shooters who decided to
call it quits and head for home leaving 47 shooters to
contest Sunday's events. (The rain ceased about
10.30am)
Event 1: 25T Point Score
AA: T Schafer 92/93, 2nd A Turner 91/93; A: T Noms
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June 2000
Dubbo, Mend Newsagency, CC Store, Mend Bowling Club, P
Wyner Outdoor Furniture, Royal Hotel Mendooran, Country Wide
Industries, Olimpyc Targets and the Lindeman Family who
donated a trophy & $200 to the highest scoring local Mendooran
Shooter. This was won by R Waters. If Dean Went reads this
please contact the Secretary AH on 02 6886 1171.
Regards and Good Shwting
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THERE WlLL BE NO EXCEPTIONS1
Please note: All material for the
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Left to right: M. Kenny receives his prize from president P. Wyner.
74/75, 2nd K Walton 76/78; B: P Larkings 75/75, 2nd M Kelly
74/75; C: P Poile 68/75, 2nd D Went 64/75.
Event 2: 30T Handicap.
1st P Louse 45/45 off llmtrs, 2nd A Turner 44/45, 3rd I Merrick
43/44,4th R Waters 40141.
Event 3: 15 Pair DIRise.
AA: A Turner 30130, 2nd I Merrick 29/30; A: G Harvey 27/30,2nd
P Jackson 36/40; B: R Waters 52/60,2nd P Wyner 51/60; C: P Poile
26/30, 2nd S Bush 23/30.
High Guns.
Overall: R Brodin 2481260.
1U:S Oshornc 24G 260; A: C Strike 246 260; B: 1( Waters 246 2611;
C: k' Poile 2'26 260; VE'I': 1% I.ysle 226 260; .J.Ul{: .\I Frost 201 260.
This concluded Mendooran's 2000 Open Shoot. We hope everyone
enjoyed their weekend and arrived home safely. Just a few
thankyou's Peter Wyner Club Prez for conducting a well run shoot
(no problems, no breakdowns), Trappers, Debbie Paine for running
the Bar & helping in the Office, Mendooran CWA Ladies for catering and anyone else I forgot to mention.
Also the following sponsors: TP Sullivan & CSL, Mend Lions Club,
BBQ's Galore Dubbo, Mend Post Office, K J Lloyd, Camping World
June 2000
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One hour drive from Coffs Harbour,
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Surfing. beach and bush walking, rock and surf
fishing. golfing. tennis. bowls.
Priced from $245 weekly, nightly bookings
accepted. Special discounts for ACTA shooters.
36 Waratah Street, SCOTTS HEAD N.S.W. 2447
For furfher information or reservations
Phone: 03 5461 2355 or 03 5461 2737.
Australian Clay Tart:et Shooting News
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Are you one of the 404000 Australians
who have diabetes and don9tknow it?
With early research results indicating more than 800,000Australians have Type 2 diabetes, a greater awareness about the
risks of developing diabetes is vitally important to slow the
alarming rate a t which i t is spreading.
Most disturbing is latest
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What i s diabetes?
Diabetes presents in two forms. Type 1diabetes is genetic and
may occur at any age, although i t usually develops in childhood or adolescence and is the most common form of diabetes
diagnosed before the age of 30. Factors in the person's environment triggsr off the genes which cause the body to stop
making insulin, and daily injections are essential to stay alive.
Type 2 diabetes (also known as adult onset diabetes) represents 85 to 90 per cent of all diabetes cases. The symptoms are
not always obvious and often go unrecognised for long periods.
I t mostly affects people over the age of 50. Being overweight
often triggers diabetes in this age group.
Type 2 diabetes is caused when the body's cells are unable to
use glucose (the body's main fuel) because they are resistant to
insulin (which is needed to move glucose into the cells). To
compensate for excess glucose in the blood, the pancreas produces higher than normal levels of insulin. Eventually the
pancreas-becomes over worked and stops making enough
insulin - leading to high levels of glucose in the blood causing
Type 2 diabetes
Food intake and exercise have a lot to do with controlling not
only body weight, hut also blood glucose levels. In order to
manage their condition successfully people with diabetes need
to have a good understanding of the foods they eat and how
their body uses energy.
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SDec~ahstsstress that DeoDle wlth 'IWe Z dlaDetes who are
o;erweight should mak; wGight loss ;major priority in controlling their condition. Of course, exercise is an important
part of efforts to lose weight.
To help control diabetes and provide adequate nutrition, food
should be high in carbohydrates, high in fibre, low in fat and
low in sugar. Carbohydrates should provide a t least half the
energy requirement - the main sources being plant foods such
as bread, cereals, rice, fruit and vegetables.
It is the carbohydrates which affect blood glucose levels
because they contain sugars and starches which are broken
down to glucose, which then enters the blood stream. I t is
glucose that provides the body's cells with the energy they
need to perform their particular tasks.
Regular exercise is equally important for people with diabetes
as i t helps the body's insulin work better.
With the help of the diabetes core team of health professionals
and regular medical check-ups and monitoring, people with
diabetes can work out the best times for exercise and food. For
example, i t might be more comfortable to eat a spread of carbohydrates 5 or 6 times throughout the day to keep blood
glucose levels stable, rather than the traditional three-meal-aday lifestyle.
Unlike Type 1diabetes, Type 2 diabetes can often be controlled
with diet and exercise alone. Some people may need medicine
- either oral medication or injected insulin - and many find
their diabetes improves when they follow their treatment
plan, which is aimed at keeping blood sugar levels as close to
normal as possible.
With advice, management and the right attitude, diabetes can
hecome part of a riuttne tllst can aliow pcopic to l c ~ dactive,
full lives. And a healthier diet with more exercise is benelicial
t u anyone - not just someone wit11 diabetes!
Type 2 diabetes develops gradually with symptoms often being
dismissed as insignificant or a sign of ageing. Many people
with Type 2 diabetes don't know they have it until it has developed to a serious, often life-threatening stage.
\Vitl~enrly resenrch results tndiuating more than bOO,UUUAustralians have 'lype 2 diabct's, il greater ~warenessabuut the
risks of develo~~nr!
dlabctcs is vitally important to slow the
alarming rate i t Ghich it is spreading.
Symptoms t o watch o u t for:
* Increase thirst
* Irritability
* Blurred vision
* Slow healing wounds
* Irritability and numbness
Most disturbing is latest research indicating that for every
person whu has been diagnosed with Iype 2 d~aheres,there is
another pcrson livtng with d~abetcswho doesn't even renliso
It.
Defuse Diabetes is an important awareness raising initiative
by Diabetes Australia aimed a t finding those 400,000 Australians estimated to be living with undiagnosed diabetes.
Early diagnosis a n d lifestyle changes make
aU t h e difference
Defuse Diabetes aims to help all Australians recognise the
The best way to manage diabetes is with a healthy lifestyle.
People with Type 2 diabetes can lead full and active lives with
exercise, adherence to healthy eating plans and the appropriate use of medication.
People with diabetes need to regulate their blood glucose
levels and keep their bodies healthy through a low fat, low
sugar diet, regular activity, managing everyday stress, avoiding cigarettes and moderating alcohol.
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Defuse Diabetes Awareness Campaign
TRADE PRACTICES ACT
The attention of advellisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and
the provisions in the Act which apply to advellising. It is not possible for
the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this
magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must
thereforebe on the person, company or advertising agency submitting the
advertisement far publication. The A.C.T.A. resewes the right to refuse
any advertisement without stating the reason.
June 2000
early warning signs of Type 2 diabetes and promote the
message that i t can be successfully controlled.
Diahetes Australia stresses - with early diagnosis, Type 2 diabetes can be successfully controlled. Recognising warning
signs and risk factors and having a simple test for diabetes are
the crucial steps in preventing long-term complications. Diet
and exercise programs, and in some cases medication, can
ensure people with Type 2 diabetes go on leading full and
active lives.
Are you at risk of Type 2 diabetes?
All Australians need to understand the risks that trigger diabetes and to recognise the warning signs, to help stem the
growing tide of this deadly condition.
To make it easier for people to recognise that they should he
tested for diabetes, specialists have determined the risk
factors and urge people to take the diabetes 'tick test'.
If one or more of these boxes has been ticked, a doctor should
be consulted and a test for Type 2 diabetes requested. Diabetes
Australia also stresses that people a t high risk of diabetes
should discuss diet and exercise changes with their doctor to
prevent Type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes:
* Represents approximately 85 to 90 per cent of all diabetes
* Is more frequently diagnosed in people who are overweight,
have high blood pressure and who have a family history of the
condition
* Is the most common cause of blindness in people aged less
than 60 vears
Is the second most common cause uf'renul (k~dneyldiselts~.
" Is the most common cause of "on-trauma related lower limb
amputation
* Is a maior cause of death hv
in Australia - it's our
-" disease
sixth largest killer
* Is one of the top health priont~esin the nation
* Costs the nation an estimated $1billion every year
Defuse Diabetes
Defuse Diobetas is a compoign that aims to
find people who hove Type 2 diabetes and
don't know it.
About Diabetes
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I was pregrlant (gestoiionol diabetesj
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Ilxen you ore 01 risk of diabetes. Take your
Tick Test card to your doctor and osk la be
tasted for diabetes.
Diabetes is a serious condition. If left
undiagnosed diabetes con cause serious
heoOh problems, sucfr 0s blindnoss, kidney
failure, heori diseose, siroke and lower limb
amputation.
If diognosed diabetes can be monogad end
the risk of healfli problems reduced. People
with diobetos con cnjoy u good quality of lifo
fhrough:
0 learning how to n~onagediobetcs
a healthy ea8ing plon
lifes(yle chongcs such as exercise
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Pleose fake the Tick lest over-leaf. Tell your
family and friends so they can assesr their risk
of diabetes loo. If you think you are at risk,
pleoza go to your doeor ond ask to be tosted
for diobetes.
For more information:
See your doctor or contmunity hculfh werker
Colt DIabates Australia on 1800 640 862
visa websifa hflp:/rwFuvr..do~dluhfc?s.inh,r~u
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