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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 23,11975 Minimum Wage - continued 28 hours per week during the school year. Recently the Federal Govt. announced an in- crease in the federal minimum wage to $2.60 per hour. This caused some concern and confus -ion. The federal govt. exercises it's author -ity over federal employees and those employ- ers whose business overlaps from province to province. These include interprovincial trans -portation, employees who operate boats or ships, bank employees, etc. This affects about I9,000 employees. Regular working hours in general industry are eight hours in a day and 48 in a week. Where an employee works more than 44 hours in a week the employee must be paid one and one- half times his regular rate of pay for each hour worked after 44 hours in a week. Employees are entitled to seven public holidays with pay: New Year's Day, Good Friday Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanks -giving Day and Christmas Day. Public holi- day benefits apply to full time, part time and student employees. If a qualified employee does not have a substitute arrangement and works on a public holiday, the employee must be paid at least time and one-half the regul- ar rate for those hours worked plus their regular days pay for that public holiday. If you have questions regarding this or any other subject call Northern Affairs at 229-II53 or visit the office at the Peninsula Building, Marathon, Ontario. LADIES EVENING BOWLING LEAGUE Final standings for this season: Ist Strikers 220 Points 2nd Bad Girls 204 Points 3rd Skinnie Minnies 188% Points 4th Hot Dogs I86 Points 5th Mayfair 163 Points 6th Outcasts II7% Points Games over 200: ; M. Reid 205; M. Burns 208; S. Opas 200, 239; A. Daley 248; T. Greenwood 234, 223;.A. Trodd 2II, 228; B. Dejonghe 239; E. Boutilier 253, 264; M. Hartman 210; K. Latour 209; D. Renn- ette 228; D. Garvin 269, 2I6; S. Sadowick 22I; J. Greenwood 2II, 250; Y. Vienneau 220. . LADIES AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings as of April I7th: Ist Pendulums I2I% Points 2nd Krazy Kats II12% Points 3rd High Rollers 98% Points 4th Hippies 8I% Points Games over 200: P. Buck 290; A. Daley 227; A. McKie 204; J. Nugent 250; M. Pederson 228; J. Greenwood 217; R. Thorpe 240; D. Garvin 240. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Final standings for this season: Ist Camerons 291% Points 2nd Buckles 286 Points 3rd Nuts & Bolts 254% Points 4th Figliomeni 232% Points 5th Mays 225 Points 6th Kurylo 223 Points 7th Olde Timers 208% Points 8th Orlesky 207 Points Congratulations "Camerons" It was a fight to the finish. : continued page 7 ....... CROSSWORD =18 yd 82 TODAY'S ANSWER ACROSS 39 Give the 1"-- of once-over Fools" 40 Toughen 5 Toaster or 41 Observed radiator DOWN 11 Lug 1 Trading -- 12 Scrape 2 Respect off 3 Timely 13 Vase exclamation handle (4 wds.) 14 Hoodwinked 4 Shade of (2 wds.) green 15 -- cher 5 Detesting 16 Golfer's 6 Black 16 Famous 25 Temple target 7 Nigerian Quaker (poet.) 17 It follows tribesman 19 Encircle 27 Accelerate printemps 8 Get 22 Father 29 Italian 18 Offspring married 23 Furtive- -- poet 20 Drinking (3 wds.) ness 36 Old- vessel 9 Issue 24 Former womanish 21 Political ~~ 10 Backed heavy - 31 Spread faction out of weight 36 Plus 22 Old a deal 'champ 37 Aurora woman's housing TR PB |¢ 515 17 | [9 |° 23 Disdain a os 25 Demon 26 Acrimon- Iii TT ious 27 Stringed [7 16 07 instrument | | 28 Sea eagle 8 9 20 "29 Northum-« bria's 2 2 old rule 23 [24 25 32 Chemical suffix 6 7 33 Peer 'Gynt's 28 4 "130 {31 mother i 34 Prefix a P3 a 35 wl wf = A 37 Oklahoma f[3¢ 39 city 38 Thirty 40 7] (Fr.)