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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 16th, 1980 District winners This group from the Orono Cubs (top' row) Marcus Williams, Williams, Shawn Bailey, Robert Tinline, (bottom row) Maurice Maurice Chanland, Murray Char- land and Troy Young were winners and runner-ups in the March 8th Pinewood Derby held in Courticë. Stephen Hardy of the Orono Cubs is the District winner of the recent Pinewood Derby in the Class B design division. Brooks Cowan was the winner of the Class A design division. at the same meet. Both boys proudly hold their trophies and their winning cars. JOB PRINTING I Update Your "Outlook" Make an effective business impression with letterheads letterheads and stationery that's distinctive, Consult us! Orono Weekly Times Stephen Hardy, Kevin Cowan Cowan and Andrew Scott of the Orono Cubs Were Pinewood Derby Winners at a meet held on March 8th in the Courtice Church iy the Class B design division. If you operate a business in Ontario and create new jobs between May 5 and O ctober 26, 1980, you may apply to the Ontario Youth Employment Program for a grant of $1.25 an hour ( up to a maximum of $50.00 a week) 1 Orono Class A design winners is a requirement for each location where you would like to hire. Eligible employees. The young people you would like to hire must be between the ages of 15 and 24. They must reside and be eligible to won^in Ontario. They must not be related to the employer as defined in the Ontario Youth Employment Act. Here's how OYEP can help. OYEP was designed both for you and young people who want to work. It enables you to hire youn, people between the ages of 15 anc 24 to do extra work for you while we help to pay their salaries. The maximum grant all ows you up to 6,000 man hours of help at each location where application for employment has been made. For example, you could hire 10 young people for 15 weeks each, or 15 young people for 10 weeks each. You must bite each young person for an average of 25 hours of supervised employment per week for at least six weeks. Ehgjble employers.. , • You may be an eligible employer, if you have been actively engaged in business in Ontario for atleast one year prior to May 5,1980. Tins ' OYEP works for all of US. All jobs must be new. To be eligible for funding, a position position created must be in addition to regular and seasonal employment normally provided during the 25 week program period. This may mgan special projects in the office, generafrepairs, research and so on. ■ Apply early. - Grant funds are limited. Deadline date for applications is July 2,1980, or earlier if all funds have been' allocated. Submit your application as soon as possible. B efore you hire, make sure you have written approval. Need more information! For complete program guidelines ' or more information, call or write. We' 11 be glaa to help. Ministry of Intergovern- . mental Affairs, Subsidies Branch, Queen's Park, Toronto MZA2R8. 1-800-268-7592 Toll Free " In Metro 1 Toronto, telephone 965-0570. In Northern Ontario ( 807 calling area) telephone 1416) 965-0570 Collect • Craig Tomkins, Brooks Cowan and Christopher Pearce were winners and runner-ups at the March 8th Pinewood Derby. The boys are all members of the Ordno Cub Pgck and meet each . Monday in the basement of the Orono United Church. William Davis Premier Province of Ontario If you can provide new jobs for Ontario's youth, Ontario will help pay their salaries.