Many new gunners joined the Club in 1978 and, 
     
     while some would hardly ever be seen, others would 
     
     make a serious effort to learn the game, and show up 
     
     as often as possible. Some in the latter group 
     
     included Rick Gormley, John Ferguson, and David 
     
     Higginbotham from the Murray Harbour area; gunsmith 
     
     Roger MacDonald, Rev. George Micklethwaite and his 
     
     family; brothers Clifford and Gary Craswell; Buddy 
     
     Sheppard; high-average Ontario skeet shooter Don 
     
     Stapleton; and four juniors, who were sons of active 
     
     members; Charlie Keizer; Mark Myers; and brothers Wade 
     
     and Jerry Morrell. Teddy Woodruff set a new club long 
     
     run record of 149 and four others, Bill Morrell, Ron 
     
     Atkinson, Glen MacEachern, and George Carson, all 
     
     broke the 100 straight barrier again. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WAITING FoR A SQUAD ? 
     
     MOTT STEWART, GEORGE CARSON, ROGER MAc LED, 
     
     ANGUS MACEACHERN, EARL CLOW, SIO GREEN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     As the Club opened for the new season of 1979, it 
     
     did so with some measure of confusion and loss...The 
     
     two immediate past-presidents, following their term of 
     
     office, had seen fit to phase out of the membership, 
     
     causing a void in the continuity that is so vital toa 
     
     successful operation. Also missing was one of the 
     
     Club's high average shooters. Ted Woodruff, because 
     
    
   
   
    
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