There was a small turn out for the Cobar Amateur Pistol Club’s event on Easter Sunday with only five shooters contesting the sports match event.
John Stingemore acted as the range officer and guided the group which included two new shooters.
The results of the day were: David Fyfe shot 67 off pistol and with a handicap of 350, and finished with at total of 417; Nickie Lloyd 214, 350, 564; Jay Webster 407, 208, 615 (and a new handicap); Joe Webster 107, 350, 457; and Geoff Clayton 228, 153, 382.
NDIS participants in Cobar now have better access to consistent allied health services in their local community with the recent appointment of Joanne Morley as a therapy facilitator. The Centre for Disability Studies (CDS) has employed three therapy facilitators to implement and monitor allied health programs in Cobar and also […]
Cobar Amateur Pistol Club members paused last Sunday before their weekly shoot to remember one of their own, Life Member Merv O’Brien who was tragically killed in a recent accident. “Over the last 39 years Merv O’Brien would have done more for the club than any three other members put […]
The Cobar Amateur Pistol Club’s line up for the year ahead remains unchanged following the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday. Mick Garbutt remains as president and Todd Manns as vice president with Lidija Garbutt returned as secretary (and also temporary treasurer). Robert Neate kept his captain’s role, Jason Holmgreen […]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes