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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 6, 1977 Section Two Qntario Regrnent Will Again HoId Summer Training Plan For Students Starting July 4 Lieutenant Colonel M.J. Koster Commanding Officer of The Ontario Regiment, Oshawa, announced today that the Regiment would again be conducting its pop- ular Summer Student Train- ing Program for young men and women starting on the 4th of July, 1977. The Summer Student pro- gram, which was pioneered by the Regiment in 1955, will be open to young men and women ages 17 to 35, who are in good health and willing to join the Regiment to undergo nine 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. "We have now had the go-ahead to start recruiting for the 1977 Summer Student Program", said Colonel Koster. "I hope to have 40 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 in 1955. Many of the young men who were graduates of the course have decided upon full-time careers with the Armed Forces. Many others are now officers and Non-Commissioned Officers in our Regiment, and other Regiments and forniations of the Reserves. Even if a young man or woman never goes any further in the forces, we feel and they agree, that the training they receive for the nine-week period teaches them to do things that they would never learn anywhere else," said Colonel Koster. Colonel Koster said that the training standards of the progran are very tough and demanding, with a high emphasis on physical fitness, mental output and the devel- opment of individual initia- tive. "There's no use kidding anyone who may think that they want to join, that we're ready to handle sissies or crybabies. We expect a lot, and in return for the best individual performance, a person can put out, we can provide rewarding, well paid and challenging summer ex- perience." Colonel Koster went on to say that very few candidates drop out once they get into the routine of the Regiment's summer program. "Our Summer Course members- both men and women-soon develop a tremendous team spirit which keeps them to- gether throughout the entire training period. Many have stayed in the Regiment and have served overseas, on attachment with the Regular Forces, said Colonel Koster. Colonel Koster said that applicants who wish a place on the Summer Course should apply at the Armoury now, and that a news release describing the prograin is being sent to High School Patrick G. Deegan D.T. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC formerly known as BOWMANVILLE DENTURE CLINIC has moved to a new location 36 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 guidance teachers in Oshawa, Whitby, Port Perry, Ux- bridge, Pickering, Bowman- ville. He urged that interested people should enroll as soon as possible, as vacancies are very limited, and so that a place could be guaranteed. Enrolment now can also allow course members to undergo some preliminary training that would place them in a higher training category once the course got underway in July, allowing the member to progress at a faster rate. Candidates will receive ap- proximately $1,150 for nine weeks training, less income taxes if applicable. The nine weeks training will consist of drill and weapons training, first aid and map reading, combat survival in the field, which involves living out under bivouac conditions, armoured reconnaissance battle drills, and sub-machine guns. In addition, thére will be daily sports which will involve track and field and swimming. . Highlight of the nine weeks training program will be the 1977 field concentration of Toronto area reservists at Canadian Forces Bases. During this two week period, the Ontario Regiment candid- ates will join the other members of the unit for a week's armoured training. The Summer Students will be fully integrated with the armoured crews of the On- tario Regiment, at Canadian Forces Base Borden and at the Armoured Fighting vehicle Ranges at Meaford north of Collingwood. Colonel Koster also sala that all clothing and equipment as well as meals while under- going field training, are pro- vided free of charge. Full details of the entire program can be obtained by individuals 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 Koster again stressed that early application would en- sure a place on this popular program, and that preference would be given to applicants who showed a desire to continue on with the Ontario Regiment in the fall. For further information about the Ontario Regiment's Summer Program, contact Col M.J. Koster, 723-8161 or Capt. Barling, 723-2021, be- tween 9 and 4 p.m. Appointment Cyril Galloway R. Ernest Jukes, President, REJ Advertising, announces the appointment of Cyril Galloway to Vice President- Production of the Oshawa- based Agency. BY THE DAY-WEEK RENT-A-CAR OR MONTH AS LOW AS Perday 219 KING ST. EAST BOWMANVILLE Hwy. No. 2 East of Liberty Phone 623-4481 "The Friendly People" With REJ since 1971 as Production-Traffic Manager, Mr. Galloway has over twenty years experience in pro- duction techniques and cost- control in the advertising and graphic arts industry. Prior to joining REF, he was Pro- duction Manager for graphic art, engraving and promotion firms in Oshawa and Toronto. Mr. Galloway's interests include photography and ski- ing as well as being the percussionist in a musical group. He is married with five children and resides in North Oshawa. "This appointment reflects the increasing awareness of the importance of keen pro- duction consideration from the creative, technical and schedulling aspects," says REJ President, Jukes. "Client cost-control in advertising production is becoming more and more sophisticated and requires an agency to con- stantly seek new ways to make each advertising dollar as totally productive for clients as possible." FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE Smoke censors and fire extinguishers _professionally installed in your home, Pre-tire planning .and home inspections. FREE ESTIMATES. 786-2032 Country Music Star Marty Robbins Coming to Oshawa Saturday Night Most biographies start by giving the person's name, where he or she was born, and then a lengthy story about their formative years. Not so with this one, we are simply going to write about Marty Robbins the man. Marty is truly a man of many talents, Singer, Com- poser, Musician, Actor, Race Car Driver, and Businessman. Marty has one of the most beautiful singing voices that a man could be blessed with. His range and variety know no bounds. He sings Polynesian, Mexican, Western, Country, and Pop with the authority that only a great singer knows he can do. He sings so well in fact that most people think of him only as a singer. Only a few people outside the music industry realize he is one of the most prolific writers of our time. Marty has written well over 4oU songs such as: "WHITE SPORT COAT", "DEVIL WOMAN", "DON'T WORRY", "BIG IRON", "YOU GAVE ME A MOUN- TAIN", "MY WOMAN, MY WOMAN, MY WIFE", and the classic "EL PASO", and has a number of gold records and gold guitar awards to attest to his composing and singing ability. Marty bas starred in about a dozen movies and ias his own television and movie pro- duction company with distrib- ution through Universal Pictures of Hollywood. His television credits include most of the top shows in television. A few examples are: "The Dean Martin Show", Kraft Music Hall", "The Johnny Cash Show', and has been the host on several of the "Mid- night Special" shows. Marty's concerts always draw capacity crowds and he is always a top attraction in Las Vegas, Reno, and Lake Tahoe. He was the first so called Country act to ever play the main showrooms in Las Vegas and still holds the alil time attendance record at Appointed Publicity Chairman Oshawa C of It was announced recently that Don J. Mountford has been appointed Publicity and Public Relations Chairman for the 50th Anniversary of the Oshawa Chamber of Com- merce in 1978. In making the announce- ment, Ronald Brasier, 2nà Vice-President of the Cham- ber of Commerce said : "Mr. Mountford is our obvious choice for this most important position. He will be in charge of all areas of publicity such as writing the 50th Annivers- ary history for our Chamber, bringing together news sup- plements for the media and generally handling all phases of Public Relations for our 'golden' year." In accepting the position, Mr. Mountford said that he considered the position to be a challenging one and in accord with his philosophy to bring the citizens of Oshawa to realize that: "They have a rightful place .in making a worthwhile contribution so that the City of Oshawa will gain a position of prominence not only in Ontario but Canada as well. I am pleased that the Chamber of Commerce feels that I can do the job for them," Mr. Mountford con- cluded. The appointment becomes official March lst and will carry through 1978. one of the big hotels in that city. And now to Marty the Race Car Driver. Although he only has time to run in about 4 or 5 of the big races a year and although he midht tell you he only does it as a hobby, he is still consistently among the top ten finishers. He is greatly respected by all the other drivers on the NASCAR cir- cuit, both as a person and as a race driver. Yes, Marty is a man of many talents, and when you add them all up, Singer, Composer, Musician, Actor, Race Driver, and Business- man, you corne to realize that he has truly attained the right to be called "Marty Robbins, Superstar.' OSHAWA HOME SHOW Over 100 exhibits - home improvements, arts and crafts, sporting goods, demonstrations, entertainment. Win a fabulous Skylark Trip to Nassau. Plus many other fabulous door prizes. CABARET ENTERTAINMENT Featurlng Recording Star 'LINDA BROWN' and Oshawa's Own 'LOCKERBIE' in Home Show Lounge THURS. & FRI. 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. SATURDAY NOON - 10:00p.m. SUNDAY 1:00-6:00p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 (Children under 12 accompanied by an adult admitted f ree) OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM 39" Continental BRASS BEDS Mattress & Box Spring Double size 28 95 49® 5 4 9.00 49 cash 1Oelivered 3 pc. pan!sn negroom Suite Pecan finish. Sugg. Retail $619. NOW Nite Tables $69 each Solid Pine 3" posts. 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