RALPH JENKINS ON STATION S OF THE SINGLE SKEET 
     
     FIELD AT HIGHFIELD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ralph Jenkins, and Ollie Harper, common members of 
     
     both organizations, attended the final meeting, and 
     
     moved that the benches, which had been used in club 
     
     dog shows, be given to the skeet club. They were not 
     
     of any particular value in their current state, but 
     
     the material would be kept, and in very short order 
     
     be put to a very useful purpose. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1950, and 1951, were growing years for skeet 
     
     shooting in Charlottetown. Regular shooting was. held 
     
     every Saturday afternoon from May to September, but 
     
     during these years there were no major competitions 
     
     held. The First Annual Shoot, held in Squaw Point in 
     
     1949, could well have been called the first, and only, 
     
     because there was never a second. The new location 
     
     was bringing members, but it was into a very relaxed 
     
     shooting atmosphere, and some were speculating that 
     
     there was an 'excitement' missing. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bob Hyndman was President in 1951 and being an 
     
     individual who was totally imbued with clay target 
     
     shooting through his heritage, encouraged 
     
     participation. There were very few new shotgunners, 
     
     who visited the Club to see what skeet shooting was 
     
    
   
   
    
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