Maritime Trap and Skeet Association, and Saturday 
     
     attendance through September was the best the Club had 
     
     ever enjoyed. The best round shot during the year by 
     
     a club member was a 23 in August by Ollie Harper, 
     
     although in September, during a business visit, C.I.L. 
     
     representative Dunc Morrison excited all in attendance 
     
     with a 24. Charlottetown Skeet shooters had never 
     
     seen a 25 straight and it was a very exciting 
     
     experience every time a gunner reached the doubles 
     
     without a miss (remember doubles were taken following 
     
     the singles), in anticipation of that long-awaited 
     
     goal. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The annual meeting was held the last week of 
     
     September at Art Hogan's office, and plans were made 
     
     for the 1953 season. Tam Gillies was nominated for 
     
     President; and since he had not been able to complete 
     
     his duty in 1949, he accepted the office. Vice- 
     
     President was Gil Houston and Secretary/Treasurer Art 
     
     Hogan. During the meeting it was reported that the 
     
     Summerside Skeet Club had organized, and new ‘houses' 
     
     would be constructed during the winter. The new 
     
     western executive also expressed an interest in 
     
     setting up a programme of visits between clubs at 
     
     sometime in the future. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     “pomite" GALLANT 
     
     ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF CLAY 
     
     TARGET SHOOTING IN THE TOWN 
     
     OF SUMMERSIDE. 
     
    
   
   
    
     It was early in 1953 that the local newspaper, 
     
     The Guardian, began to publish weekly club scores, and 
     
    
   
   
    
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