field, would attract many new members as wellasa 
     
     return of more former shooters. Among those joining 
     
     for the first time were mechanic John MacFarlane; 
     
     contractor Owen MacLean; Derrick Egan; electrician 
     
     Harvey Jay; and, following his son, Glen, into the 
     
     game, Angus MacEachern. Returning to active 
     
     membership after a long absence was charter member Sid 
     
     Green, who came back with the same enthusiasm used in 
     
     helping the Club establish back in 1946. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Provincial Championships, on August 2nd, were 
     
     again well attended. Created by a combination of 
     
     growing pains, immaturity, and perhaps some bad blood, 
     
     it became one of the most controversial shoots ever 
     
     held in this area. There was no Island classification 
     
     system and the Shoot Management Committee, under the 
     
     chairmanship of Harley Ings, arranged in April to have 
     
     the shoot registered with the National Association. 
     
     On shoot day a few protested the registration 
     
     violently, with the end result that the competition 
     
     was scored by the Lewis system, described earlier, 
     
     which made the only significant skeet score Ted 
     
     Woodruff's winning 98 x 100. The junior skeet title, 
     
    
   
   
    
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