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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-16, Page 8n.t OSGNAL-SS'TAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 ,1980 The Gobblers came from last place in the Friday.mixedbowling Mary Pennington. The back row includes Wayne Sheardown, league to capture the playoff championship. The members of the Paul Hurlock and Earl Pennington. (photo by Dave Sykes) winning team include; Jo -Ann Sheardown, Laurie Hurlock and The Friday night mixed bowling league held their annual banquet Saturday and honored team and individual winners. The members of the Six pack, league champions, include; Jean Murray, bonnie Schneider, Cindy Bazinet, Brian Bazinet and Jean Adams. Erwin Schneider, Lois Meriam and Mark Doherty were absent. The individual winners were; Doug Brindley (high average); VI de Haas, high average and Paul Hurlock, high single. Brian Bazinet also won men's high triple and Bonnie Schneider the ladle's triplfe. (photo by Dave Sykes) If you can irovide new- jobs for On . no's youth, Ontario will help pay their salaries. It you operate ;{-business in Ontario and create new !ohs • pctwcc•trM;t'v aiid Otttrbef-�-C, l9`t() you nlav apply to the Ontario Youth Employment Program furl grant of SI 25 an hour lull toa maximum (it S50100 a weekl towards the wages of each el hie youth you hire for those iti1') Here's hr,\v ( i' OH help. OYEP ryas designed kith nn - and )rand young people who want to work. It enables y( iu to hire yl lung people between the ages of 15'and 24 to do extra work.tOr you while we help to°pay their sal.trtes " . The m.fx1111um,irrant allows you up to 6,000'rnan hours of help at each loc.tion where application for employment has heel) made For example, your Could hire 10 young people h )r 15 weeks each, or 15 young people tor 10 weeks each. You must lire each vnung person for an average of 25 hours of supt:'rviscc1 employment per week for. at least six weeks Eligible employers. You may he an eligible employer if you have been actively enraged in business in Ontario tor at least one year prior to May 5,1980.This 1w a recluarc'nient fur each location tvhc•ri.' you ‘cuuld lik to hire. 111 J I i' r'.'cc, • i he young people you would like to hire must be hetweeII the ,ige ut S5 and 247They must reside and he eligible to work in ( )ntart0. They must not he related to the employer as defined in the Ontario �Outh Employment Act All lops must he 11(0. `16 he eligihlc for funding, a posi- lioil LIeated 1. he in addition ro regular and seasonal employment normally provided during the 25 week prU,i. ram period.This liis may mean special projects in the of ice, general repairs, research and so o11. A J1J1Iv elrJv ( ;rant ItiIkl\ are 1111111ed. I )eadline date for applications is July 2 1980, or earlier if all 1 unds havebeen allocated. Submit your application as soon as possible. Before you hire, make sure you have written approval. \et'c/ more information? l it complete program guidelines or more information call or, w ite. We'll he glad to help. Ministry of Intergovern- mental Attairs, Subsidies Branch, Queen's Park, TorontoM7A 2R8. OYEP works for all of us. William Davis Premier Province of Ontario 1-800-268-7.592 Tol?Free In MctroToronto, telephone 965-0570, 1 n Northern Ontario 1807 calling areal telephone 4116) 965-O57OCollect. Ride for cancer this Sunday BY JOANNE BUCHANAN If you haven't already, now is the time to haul out your bicycle- for safety inspection and clean-up in preparation for Sun- day's Bike Ride for Cancer. The ride will begin at 2 p.m. at the Suncoast Mall parking •lot. Registration will take place at the mall from noon until 1:30 p.m. This year's ride is again 20 kilometers but the ro-u-te has been changed. It basically will involve riding around a designated in -town route twice Twenty kilometers may sound like a great distance but it really isn't. Even the most unathletic people can easily finish the route feeling refreshed and relaxed. However, participants are at their own risk. If involvement could endanger your helath, you are asked to withdraw. If you need help, there will be a .follow up vehicle. Rest centres will be set up at the Kinsmen Centre and Judith Gooderham Park. Pop and cookies will be given out at the end of the ride. Reporter Cath Wooden will represent the Signal - Star in the ride this year. She is busy drumming up pledges now. Is someone representing your bus tness7. It's not too late to enter the bile-a-thon. All you have to do is pick up a pledge sheet at one of the following places: the A&P, Zehrs, Kirkey's Texaco, Macs Milk, Becker's (South Street), Victoria and Grey Trust, the Credit Union or any bank in town. The pledgee sheets have a map on them and a list of rules and, regulations. All you haus to do is fill in the blank spaces with names of sponsors. Money should be collected from these sponsors within two weeks following the ride and taken to the Bank of Montreal in Goderich. All proceeds will be designated Cancer Campaign of the Goderich Branch, Canadian Cancer Society. Last year's bike-a-thon attracted 53 riders who raised $2,400 for the Goderich., branch. The Kinsmen and Kinettes who are organizing the ride for the third year in a row are hoping for even more participants and money this year. Family participation is encouraged. Any child under 12 must be ac- companied by an adult. Participants must ride single file --30 feet apart; ride with the traffic; yield to traffic when necessary; use signals to warn drivers of moves; and adjust speed to en- sure control of bikes. If it should rain this Sunday, the bike-a-thon will be held a week later on April27. 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This offer is in effect from now till the end of the month, and of course is sub- ject to the approval of our credit manager. For complete details, phone or drop in to see Ron Blue our store manager in Goderich. UM A DIVISION or ., CI Ilielk i'GO LTU LOTS OF FREE PARKING RON BLUE, Store Manager in Goderich 295 Rayfield Rd in GODERICH Ph. 524-8321