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     SKEET ‘TRAP 
     
     BILL MORRELL 92 WARREN DOIRON 88 
     
     DAVE MOSHER 91 TED WOODRUFF 86 
     
     STERLING JENKINS 90 STERLING JENKINS 85 
     
     DR. VINCE RAMSCAR 87 LORNE DOTRON 84 
     
     JOEY ARSENAULT 86 GEORGE CARSON 83 
     
     EARL CLOW 86 JOEY ARSENAULT 81 
     
     SYD MYERS 86 MOTT STEWART 81 
     
    
   
   
    
     Harley Ings won the High Overall Title with a 
     
     191. Warren Doiron won the Junior Skeet in a shootoff 
     
     with Allen Myers while the Junior Trap Title went to 
     
     Mike Doiron. Both junior events were based on 50 
     
     targets. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Club was in an era of innovation, and during 
     
     the summer some of the electrically inclined members 
     
     erected a large power pole, installed a set of high 
     
     intensity lights, and, using specially ordered white 
     
     targets, did some night shooting. The idea had 
     
     limited popularity and gradually evolved into 
     
     occasional use only. For the first time, too, they 
     
     did not close the Club down prior to the fall hunting 
     
     season--rather they continued, on a Saturday afternoon 
     
     basis, until Christmas. Stories of other clubs 
     
     shooting throughout the winter were found interesting 
     
     by some members and an executive decision to shoot on 
     
     Saturday afternoons was met with majority approval. 
     
     It was the first time in Island clay target history 
     
     that shooting would take place in every month of the 
     
     year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The increase in membership fees, successful 
     
     lottery, and still-growing volume of shooting, 
     
     justified the decision made in the spring to order, 
     
     through Winchester, a new set of Western auto-loading 
     
     skeet traps, and an electric release, auto-angling 
     
     trap to replace the old manual release unit. They 
     
     would be the Club's first new target release units in 
     
     twenty years, and, on arrival and installation, would 
     
     cause a noticeable decline in most shooters averages. 
     
     It was a period of adjustment, due to the ability of 
     
    
   
   
    
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