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NOVEMBER 7, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE II LEGION MIXED BOWLING The Spitfires moved into first place in the league. They took 8 points last Friday night. There is a three way tie for second place. Standings to Nov. 2nd: Spitfires II; Iris Irish Regiment 7; Corvettes 7; Bombardiers 7; Cameron Highlanders 4. : The standings are a little misleading, as two teams, the Irish Regiment and Cameron Highlanders, have each had a bye. Games over 200: - Sam Boyd 2I7; Dot Coupal 219, 2I4; E. Hamann 2I2, 222; Y. Leclair 225, 113; H. 228; N. Chopty 226, 238. Cooke 223; J. Fisher 2I6; June Schritt INCREASE IN MINIMUM WAGE Labour Minister Fern Guindon announced in the legislature on November Ist., that a min- imum wage of $2.00 an hour for employees in general industry will become effective through -out Ontario on January I, I974. Present rate of $I.80 became effective Feburary I, 1973. The minimum rate will apply to all employ- "ees except students under the age of I8. The student rate will be $I.65 per nour. The minimum rate for construction employees will increase from $2.05 to $2.25. Guards on construction sites will receive the same rate. continued page I2 Teams are allowed to pick up 6éne spare, when only four regular members of any team are able tor bowl. Five players con- stitute a bowling team, and only five scores co count; for that reason we do not allow a spare as a sixth bowler. Be- fore the days of auto- matic pinsetters in Terr- ace Bay, we had, five members per team; or some teams had six, and one person sat out each game. We are able to allow the six bowlers to bowl now that pins are set automatically, drop the lowest score, and still be finished in the allotted time. However, no spares are allowed for the sixth bowler. The Bombardiers have the bye Friday night. Would the captains please be at the alleys at 6:30 P.M. for a short meeting before bowling puis begins? Big| 1 AN by ski-doo # Registered Trade Marks of Bombardier Limited. kicks ttle bucks. Come in and see the Elan *74. It's the compact- sized, compact-priced snowmobile from Ski-Doo that delivers full-sized fun. The lightweight Elan is a foot shorter than other snowmobiles, but its track is full-length. With a ground pressure of less than a third of a pound per square inch, Elan goes anywhere the big machines go. For a lot less money. Elan for 74 features: a 3-layer foam sandwich seat; wide 25"/2-inch ski stance; choice of single cylinder (with optional electric start) or twin cylinder engines; and a full one-year warranty. Ruby Rebekah Lodge members are reminded to donate touch & take it- ems for the Officers afternoon tea in the town hall on Nov. I5th. TERRACE BAY ENTERPRISES PHONE 825-3319 *