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PAGE 8 J UNE 20, 1968 _ Teen-agers take Course - cont'd from front page youthful curiosity about all subjects and objects can- not be suppressed. It is therefore the intent to train our young people in their formative years before they pick up wrong ideas by themselves, about the shoot- ing sports . Experience has proved that given proper instruc- tion, boys and girls can be entrusted to handle fire- arms safely and correctly, and often demonstrate a keener awareness of their responsibilities, when handling firearms, than is shown by many adults. For the first time in several years, a girl has been interested in taking this training course. Miss Sara Pelto is to be congratulated on not only completing the course, but in obtaining a very high mark in the tests given. Other successful candidates were, (not in order of marks obtained), Jim Corrigan, Pat Papineau, Arthur Dorland, Jim Garriock, Werner Hermes, Glen Kuj- 'bida, Rod Larson, Philip Burns, Raymond Bergeron, Clarence Yates, Grayden Fedorak, Leo Legault, Bruce Pelto, Steve Payette, Bill Brant, Stan Megraw Stan Greenwood, Rick Bouchie, John Leclair, Kevin Mercier, Charlie Simmer and John Gross. The local instructors were very pleased with the serious application our teen-agers gave to this course and wish the graduates every success in taking the Department tests for their gun licenses. The photo below by Hugh Brophy, shows the students and coaches preparing to fire practice shots. HUGH MORROW of Morrow's Piano Sales and Service, takes pride and plea- sure in announcing: the recent opening of his new Sales Room f at 196 Algoma St.,S., Port Arthur. FEATURED ARE PIANOS BY TWO OF CANADA'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS - HEINTZMAN AND SHERLOCK MANNING From the Majestic Heintzman Grand to the Gerhard Heintz- man, Model 301, are models to suit every taste. . From the Sherlock Menning line comes the Delux, for studio school and Church use, or the beautiful 41" Huron Models and the smaller 38" Spinet- All these handsome instruments are carefully built and finished to lend warmth and beauty to the modern home, and will give you many years of guaranteed service. For full information on these modern instruments call A. Almos 825-3828 or write Box 8, Terrace Bay. Eliminated by virtue of having completed only nine holes - Tony Costa. There will be another Men's Twilight this Wednes= day, June 19th. The balance of membership fees for 1968 may be paid to either Mr. or Mrs. Cornfield at the club- house. MR. RAY KENNEY HONORED AT SOCIAL Throngs of well wishers turned out to honor Ray Kenney and his wife Josie, prior to Ray's retirement as Principal of St. Martin's Separate School, a posi tion he has held for the past sixteen years. Chair- man in charge of arrangements for the evening was Alphonse Theriault. The party was held in the Moose Hall on Friday, June 14th. Master of Ceremonies was Jim Hale, who has been associated with Ray in the Kiwanis Club for the past seventeen years. Mrs. F. Helmink greeted the guests of honor at the door, and presented them with a corsage and a boutinniere. They were then escorted to the head table, which was centred with a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers. - (Cont'd on page 16) (aR ne ie ae ea a 5 ae eee 'Men's Golf Neéws - cont'd from page 5 On Sunday, June 16th, the Executive held a tournament of their own, with the following results: - Low Gross - Al Pattison; Low Net - Dan Rafalant; Runner-up low gross - Ray Hansen; Runner-up low net - Thor Olsen; Low Gross (Ist nine) - Hec Mc- Leod; Low Gross (2nd nine) - Charlie Wise; Low Net (Ist nine) - Hugh Brophy; Low Net (2nd nine) - Jim j Clancy; Latest on the tee - Coke Campbell; PRAT SA a SE Ge ee ae