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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 2, 1976 HELP WANTED PART TIME HOUSEKEEPER * APPLY AT IMPERIAL MOTEL S25 in3006 + ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 MOONCHILD June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 your week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: June 6 to June 12 You will undergo a high degree of emotional sensitivity. Avoid the urge to provoke your mate or similar alliance; furthermore, don't put associates to the test. An overworked imagination plus too much self pity might thwart your job, task or project. Unless, you exert self control, this won't be one of your better weeks. Spending money and speculating, believe it or not, are recommended to bolster your spirits. It seems as though you'll need relief from "budget" pressures. It's time to take on a "low profile." In other words, pull out of mainstream activities. Blun- tly let someone else take the reins - there's non-productive material ahead! It's an ideal time for calculated risks. Ac- tually, there should be ro problem as far as speculations are concerned. Also, you should receive a compliment from an unexpected source. There's something questionable about a close associate's motives. A spoken compliment will have a "ring" of deceptiveness. Double your guard against a so-called "friend." Throw yourself, totally, into taking care of detail and long neglected minor repairs. Otherwise, you face a series of irritating set- backs; financial reversals. Long held, and habitual romance patterns will change drastically, for most members of your sign. Please take care in affairs of the heart ..it's possible for you to deny reality and security, too. There could be problems at your job, task or project. Actually, it's not a good time tq rely on teamwork. Changes that you have long had in mind can be introduced, to your associates, with a minimum of adjustment. Meaning? Now, is the time for new plans, suggestions and ideas. Stellar patterns alert you to the outside chance of running into legal snags. There's aid coming from an unexpected source, however. But, wait. Look for Strings attached. : This week, lacking solid intelligence, you might pick up a few bad habits from an associate. So, act firmly, and refuse to be tempted. INFORMATION ONTARIO - BY BEV YOUNG J TAX ON MEALS As of April 7, 1976 the price of prepared meals was increased to $5.00 from the previous $4.00. : J This means that tax is not applicable to 4 the sale price of a prepared meal of $5.00 or less. Tax at the rate of 10% must be charged on meals over $5.00. Where each person is given a separate bill, it is the total charge (excluding liquor, beer, or wine) which determines whether the charge is taxable, or exempt. > The meals for several persons are often re- corded on one bill. When this occurs, the number of persons served must be shown on the bill and if the average price per person is $5.00 or less tax does not apply. If the average price per person is over $5.00 tax of 10% applies to the total amount of the bill. Charges for liquor, beer or wine must al- ways be shown separately at the total taxed at 10%. If you wish further information on this or other government programs call Northern Affair Peninsula Building, Marathon 229-1153. 4 A The annual spring meeting of the Lake Sup- erior Association of the Federation of Women Teachers Association of Ontario was held on May 25, 1976 at the Everest Hotel in Marathon. © There were eighteen members present represent- 3 ing Marathon, Terrace Bay and Schreiber. As 4 there were no members from Manitouwadge pres- ent, the new 1976-77 executive was chosen from 'Marathon. The new executive is as follows: President - Mrs. Shirley Smee; Vice-President - Mrs. Joan Welton; Secretary - Mrs. Judy Her- chen; Treasurer ~ Mrs. Vicki Essar; Public ; Relations - Mrs. Darlene Leger; Collective Bargaining - Mrs. Helen Honan; Goodwill - Mrs. Judy Herchen. Ms. Gail Conrad was chosen as the delegate to the annual meeting in: Toronto on August ; 17, 18, 19 and 20th. Attending this meeting as a visitor will be Mrs. Alice Saurie. RECORD REVIEW BY MARK BOURRIE i REVIEW - BEE-GEES - "Main Course" The Bee - Gees have proved again that they have commercial staying power with their Main | Course album. One reason for the phenominal staying power of the Bee Gees is their adaptability. Barry Gibbs, leader of the band, has a "feel" for what sells. Continued page S5..........