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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Mav 5. 1976 Section Two -w-'.- -rrr r r r v v v - & ..W~ a- Officiai Opening for Radio Shack Here - KINSMEN KINSMEN SUPER BINGO IV tA0 PETERBOROU-GH MEMORIAL CENTRE 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 8, 1976 $6,3OO in Prizes 4 EARLY BIRDS 20 REGULAR GAMES - $50. Each Three $'!50 Ga mes Kinsmen Arena Game $300 Pot of GoId I s1,000 Special I $800 In 55 Number j $100 Per Line or Less or$300 $500 Full Card Consolation Win $2,500 Jackpot se if won in 53 numbers $1500 Must Go0 Îc $100 Free Lap Card Game ArCOMTYPCAROS CABLECAST LISTING S Wèdnesday, May 5 1:30 Arthur Maloney, Q.C. Ontario Ombudsman 2:00 Dr. Charles Godfrey Address:' 3:0German Culture 4:30 Soleil, with the French Canadian Club of Osha- wa 5:00 Durham Report 5:30 M.J.'s Place 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Performance 7:00 Whitby Then & Now, with BrianWinter and -Jim Quail 8: 00 Hotline to Heaven 8:30 The 3R's,,wîth Separate School Activities 9:00 Rescue, with a Variety of Guests 10:00 Sign Off Thursday, May 6 2:30 Norm Cafik Apprecia- tion Night Highlights 3:30 Science Fair Presenta- tions 4:30,Whitby Then and Now 5:00 Education See 5:30 Pre-School Fun 6:00 Eveniag Report 6:30 Performance 7: 00 Rescue 7:30 To Be Announced 8:00 Soleil 8:30 Durham Music Tour fromn O'Neill High School 10: 00 Sign Off Friday. May 7 2: 00 Arthur Maloney, Q. C. Ontario Ombudsman 3:00 Expression, with mem- bers of A.A. and Al-Anon 4.00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 To Be Announced 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00 Whitby Report, with Blake Purdy and Steve Porter 6:30 The 3R's 7:00 Sign Off YoRGJUot FREDayICE Treat I our I ainïly LilkeCHC E 1969' TRADEMARK THE MARY BROWN COR P RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 7/2Kinq St. E. BowmanvîlleNext to I.G.A. Treat your mom to some deliciaus Mary Brown's Fried Chicken and you'II receive a speciol gift for your.mom on Mother's Day. Two pair of 'eggs Knee Highs "Free" with a purchose of $3.00 or more. Limit"one offer per fomily. A Very Special Mother's'Day Gift from Mary Brown's Fried C hi cke n '-Mary Brown Has the Best Legs in 'Town" ........ iof 6 LocaÏl Ho'mes For the residents of Bowmanville who find stereo equipment fascina ting, the opening of a Radio Shack here will no doubt be convenient for. them. Mayor Garnet Riekard eut the ribbon to officially open the new location for Radio Shaek at Locke's TV last week. Above, from left to right are Mayor Riekard, and theDenny family, Joe, Vicki, and Mrs. and Mr. Ted Denny. Lieutenant, Colonel N.M. Hall, Commanding Officer of The Ontario Regiment, Oshawa, announced today that the Regiment would again be conductîng its popular Summer Student Training Program for young men and women starting 4t the end of dune, 1976. Sunday, May 9 il1:00 Shalom, for the Jewish Community 12:00 Vita Italiana, with Ercole Foresta 1:00 Hotline to Heaven, with a Variety of Guests 1:30 Ritson Road Alliance Church Service 2:30 What Does the Bible Say? with Bob & Ron Kirkland 3:00 Greek Panorama, for tbe local Greek Com- munity 3:30 Sign Off Monday, May 10 3:30 Pre-School Fun, with Susan Paton & Pauline Baxter 4: 00 Shalom 5:00 Greek Panorama 5:30 Arthur Maloney, Ontario Ombudsman 6:00 Evening Report, with Wally Donaldson and Dave Stewart 6:30 University Women's Club Presents: Local Area Guests 7:00 Counterpoint, witb a Christian Viewpoint 7:30 Expression, with mem- bers of Al-Anon 8:00 Whitby Council Meeting Coverage Tuesday, May 11, 1:00 Whitby Council Meeting Highlights 4:30 German Culture, for the German Community 5:30 Counterpoint 5:00 Evening Report 6:30 Vita Italiana 7:30 Durhamn Report, with Bruce McArthur and Jack Gearin 8:00 Performance,1 music Larry Chupa 8:30 M.J.'s Place, with Muriel Jane Weber 9:00 Hotline to Heaven, with Special Guests 9:30 Norm Cafik Apprecia- tion Night Highlights 10:30 Sign Off NOTE: AIl programs are subject to change without notice. Biowm an ville Kinette Club HOUSE TOUR '76 Saturday, May i 5th 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 ýp.m. Tickets $3 per person Availabie from any Kinette or McGregor Drugstore The Summer Student pro- gram, which was pioneered by the Regiment in 1955, will be open to young men and women ages 17 to 34, who are in good health and willing to join the Regiment to undergo eight weeks of extensive military training subjects. Training will be done at the Regiment's Headquarters in Oshawa, at Canadian Forces Base Bor- den, north of Toronto, and at other Canadian Forces Bases in Toronto. The Regiment also hopes to conduct a fuil-time Band training program as well, with details to follow later. "We have now bad the go-ahead to start recruiting for the 1976 Sumrmer Student Program," said Colonel Hall. 1.1 hope to have 25 enrolled for the first-year program by the first week of May, because this program has proven very popular amongst the young people of Oshawa and district ever since we started it in 1955. Many of the young men who were graduates of the course have, decided upon fuil-time careers with the Armed Forces. Many others are now offlicers and Non- Commissioned Officers in our Regiment, and- other Regi- ments and formations of the Reserves. Even if a young man or woman neyer goes any furtther in the forces, we feel, and they agree, that the training they receive for the eight-week period teaches them to do things that they would neyer learn anywhere .else," said Colonel Hall. Colonel Hall said that the training standards of the program are very tough and demanding, with a high emphasis on physîcal fitness, mental output and the de- velopment of individual initiative. "There's no use kîdding anyone who may think that they want to join, that we're ready to bandie sissies or crybabies. We expect a lot, and in return for the best individual performance a per- son can put out, we can provide a rewarding, well paid and challenging summer experience." Colonel Hall went on to say that very few candidates drop out once they get into the routine of the Regiment's summer program. "Our Sum- mer Course members -- both men and women -- soon develop a tremendous team spirit which keeps them to- gether throughout the entire training period,'" said Colonel Hall. Colonel Hall said that applicants who wish a place on the Summer Course should apply at the Armoury now, and that a news release descrîbing the program is being sent to High School guidance teachers in Oshawa, Whitby, Port Perry, Uxbridge, Pickering, Bowmanville. He urged that interested people should enroîl as soon as possible, as vacancies are Letter To Editor The Editor: May 1 thank the kind readers who have written expressing appreciation of my poems. Also, my deep gratitude to the Statesman for publishing such. a fine newspaper. Mrs. Robert Ford (Marion) 690 Cosburn Ave., Toronto, Ont. . 4t candidates will undergo an extensive music program, combined with elementary military skills, and will con- duct a concert once a week. Highlight of the eight weeks' training program will be the 1976 field concentration of Toronto area reservists at Canadian Forces Bases. Dur- ing this week the Ontario Regiment candidates will join the other members of the unit for a week's armoured train- ing. The Summer Students will be fully integrated with the armoured crews of the Ontario Regiment, and ai- though the location is not yet announced, the Oshawa unit may be going to Camp Grayling, Michigan, to join U.S. armoured units in their field training exercises. Colonel Hall also said that ail clothing and equipment as well as meals while under- going field training,,are pro- vided free of charge. Ful details of the entire program can be obtained'by iftdviduals applying in person at the Ontario Regiment Armoury, 53 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, any Tuesday or Thursday evening between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Colonel Hall again stressed that early would be given to applicants application would ensure a who showed a desire to place on this popular pro- continue on with the Ontario gram, and that preference Regiment in the fail. 7 Ohaiwa 0 o Symphony IOrchetra ROY V. COX Conductor 5hSUBSCRI PTION CONCE RT 1975-76 Concerto in B Fiat for Cello and Orchestra 1- L.BOCCHERNI GuestArtist, DANIEL DOMB-CeIIo Symphony No. 6 in F op 68 "Pastoral" -L. B. Beethovan Sunday, May 9th, 1976 at EASTDALE AUDITORIUM Harmony Road, Oshawa at 8p.m. Box Office Aduits $3.50 Eastdale Open $4.50 - Students, $2.50 at 7: 15 P.M. Night of Concert Presented by THE OSHAWA SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION very limited, and so that a pool while the kiddies splash in our wading pool. Relax in our plae culdbe uarnted.whirlpool and saunas. And forget about the weather. 1t'I be per- Enrolment now can also allow course members to undergo fect. Promise. Because our tropical paradise isprotecteç' some preliminry training kby a huge rainproof, snowproof roof. Corne. tywts that would place them in a Bathe. Relax. And eat well in one of our fine dining spots. higher training category once Bringthe kids. (They'll stay free if they're 14 or under the course got, underway in July, allowing the member to ari share your room and don't need a coït.) progress at a faster rate. Indoor parking is f ree. Candidates wîl receiveI Why flot reserve early for this weekend? approximately $800 for eight Just ask for "The Tropical Spoiler'. weeks' training, less income * Only $1100 per person, per night, two to a room, taxes if applicable. Friday. Saturday and Sunday nights only. The eight weeks training Taxes extra. Reservations a must. will consist of drill and Offer expires May 31,1976. weapons training, f irst aid and map reading, combat survivalWeIbeepcngy. in the field, which involves 9 y living out under bivouacCPH tes[ conditions, armoured recon- C oes1 field firing with machine guns, automatic rifles, pistols and REIO B K INN sub-rnachine guns. In addi- tion, there will be daily sports 100 Charlotte Street; Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7L4. which will involve track and For reservations caîl collect 1-705-743-7272 or field, swimming. The Band your travel agent WerCelebrating Ourf Buy 'Party Barrel at Reg. Price (18 Pieces Chîcken) You Receive FREE $2.OO Box ýof French Flries 16-oz. Salad_(Your Cho ice) Buy 13-P lece Box at Reg. Price You Receive FREE $1.25 Box of French Fries 8-oz. Salad (Your Choice) THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY Friday - Saturday - Sunday, May 7-8-9 UR9IW U V =RNIA mFRIED CHICKEN Treai I our Faniily Like(ona* 1969' TRADEMARK THE MARY BROWN CORP. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 751/2 King St.,E. Bowmainville Next to I.G.A. z Ontarlo Regiment Plainninlg ForjOust 11.QOYyou cn Summer Student Training to un a ropuc Commence at End of June Crne t P Htls ----------- 1 -------------------------