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Free help AnnualEDHS Day coming soon Students at Elmvale District High School will once again be celebrating EDHS Day this year and residents and businesspeople will be the ones benefiting. According to Graham Shaw, head of student services at school, requests have already begun filing in to the office, most of them repeats from last time around. EDHS Day, meaning Elmvale Deserves Help from Students, will be held on Thursday, June 4 and will involve high school students giving freely of their time and energy to help members of the community in any way they can. Throughout the day, young people will be of- fering free car washes, shopping services and a nursery school and will also be available for Spring concert tomorrow Trent Poole, left rear, and front from left, Greg Bush, Richard Desroches, and Suzanne Beausoleil are all members of the Ecole Secondaire whatever jobs are requested from Elmvale and area residents. Anyone who is interested in receiving free help from these students, can obtain work situation forms from either the young people themselves or in stores throughout the village. They can also contact the school and put in an order. Shaw noted that jobs should be geared to anything a teenager can accomplish. He went on to say he hoped more area businesses would take advantage of the day, as they are responsible for the many advertisements found in the annual Year Book and school paper the Blat as well as being the ones who supply funds for commencement and other activities. This first EDHS Day received good response / Penetanguishene Secondary School dance band, and will be part of the annual ESPSS spring concert tomorrow. Starting time is 7.30 p.m. REWARD up Clarion wants your old car radio or tape deck. And we're offering a reward. Turn in your old unit when you buy one of the selected Clarion trade-in packages and save up to $75.00. It doesn't matter what your old radio or tape deck looks like. It doesn't even have to work. So bring it in. Dead or alive. And save on one of these exciting packages. A great step up system. The PE683 in-dash Cassette features fast forward/eject, and AM/FM/MPxX radio; and the SK44 Speaker Kit features two 62" hi-fidelity door mount speakers. reves $36" $2392... The magic of Magi-Tune. The PE765 Cassette features Clarion's remarkable Magi-Tune FM automatic reverse and AM/FM/MPX pushbutton radio. The 100EQB Graphic Equalizer has 15 watts per channel; and the SK45 Speaker Kit contains two 6%" hi-fi door mount speakers. rewi $75°° $54 Rewards being offered on these and other great Clarion systems. last year, said Shaw as approximately 95 percent of students participated. Feedback received from area residents showed the work was well done and much appreciated. Participants could be seen all over the village last year painting, gardening, housecleaning, washing cars, landscaping and doing general clean-ups. They could be seen all over the village last year painting, gardening housecleaning, washing cars, landscaping and doing general clean-ups. They could also be seen in the rural areas mending fences, doing chores on farms, cleaning windows and picking garbage from the roadsides. People who are interested in receiving student assistance on Thursday, June 4 are asked to keep those jobs in mind when applications become available. Stolen car returned Last week was almost as uneventful as the preceeding weekend for the short-staffed town police. A car reported stolen from a factory parking lot turned up less than two hours later parked in a different location. The owner, Doris Ferguson, left her key s in her car in the parking lot of her place of work, Decor Metal Products on Centennial Drive, police said. The car was reported stolen at 9.50 a.m. Wednesday and police found it empty, un- damaged, and unat- tended in the factory parking lot later at 11.30 a.m. Page 8, Wednesday, May 20, 1981 Hwy. 27 & ---- Cci Clarion ion SS RSoundES Hugel Ave., Midland Huronia Mall 526 6064 . ANNOUNCING 1; APROGRAM TO HELP ' COMMUNITY GROUPS IN ONTARIO WHO HELP UNEMPLOYED YOUTH If your community group is interested in providing counselling to young people who have low educational levels or insufficient training in the fundamental skills necessary to find and hold a job, there's financial help available. As part of BILD (Board of Industrial Leadership and Development), the Ontario Youth Secretariat and the Ontario Manpower Commission have created a program to encourage a community response to the special problems of unemployed youth. The Ontario Youth Secretariat will match local monies in support of a counselling service--up to $60,000 per year. Are you interested? Would you like more information? Mail the coupon below for a brochure that will fully sakes the program and qualifications. Ontario Youth Secretariat ONTARIO An agency of the YOUTH - Ontario Government. \. SECRETARIAT Working for youth. Working for you. I } | Ontario Youth Secretariat, Queen's Park, Ontario M7A 1Z1 Please send me the brochure "Funds for Youth Employment Counselling Programs" Name Community Group Address City/Town Postal Code | J Margaret Birch, Provincial Secretary for Social Development William Davis, Premier Ontario 5 aventant nn AGE UG a ote ane 9