Welcome to Spring. We are still waiting for some extended periods of sunshine. I guess the flowers and trees appreciate the frequent rainfalls but at least we haven’t had any snow for a while now, and the temperature has warmed up.
This report is a little lengthy as it goes back to the March 25 Sporting Clays. That event was dedicated to the Oceanside Stroke Recovery Society. We had a record (or near record) turnout for the shoot, with 102 shooters. The lunch for this event was prepared by the ladies of the Oceanside Stroke Recovery Society. They had also prepared the lunch for the February Sporting Clays. Thanks very much, ladies; the lunches were delicious.
We were able to donate $2,865 to their program.
As in all our Sporting Clays shoots, the shooters are placed in various classes; Class A for the good shooters, right through to Class E for the novice shooters. For the March 25 Sporting Clays, the high Class A shooters were Brian Royan with an 89, James Wicks with an 87, Jared Earthy with an 86, Ron Stubbings with an 81 and Tom Dawes with an 80. For Class B, the high shooters were Bill McNeilly with an 84, Dane Hryhoryshen and Jack Morgan with 81’s, and Darren Perrens (our caretaker) with an 80. All together there were 11 people in the 80’s and 12 people in the 70’s. The average score was 59.
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