new. hockey and skating rink at Montague advised yesterday that thé building is proceed- . fmg at a good rate although about one week behind sche- dule, He also said the wails

"MONTAGUE RINK TAKES SHAPE:

~~¥EM. Smith, business man+ : , ager. for the erection of the .

were nearing completion and: the steel will arrive this coming week .and all is in readiness to continue. The

Liberal Leader Sees Salary Revision Need

The need for’ an immediate re- vision of the salaries of teachera and civil servants was urged last

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this paper. The problem goes beyond those two groups,. and af- fects indirectly practically every “segment of galared persons in the province, Mr. Campbell ‘sug-

The present scale for teachers end civil servants is certainly below the standard in other pro- vinees, and it is now tending te place the department of educa- tion, and the administration of education .generally at a disad- vantage, Mr. Campbell stated.

“We ere losing the opportun-

-. UNDER CARE Mrs- Elliott. Jones, West Roy-

-aity,-is-a-patient-in-the -P.E.1.-| Hospital.

~IN HOSPITAL :

Cheryl MacNeill, Murray. Har-

bour, is.a patient in Kings Coun- ty Hospital, Montague.

HOSPITAL PATIENT

Estelle Judson, daughter of | 41,

Mr. and Mrs. Witty Jadson, Mt. Hope, has been a patient in the Montague Memorial Hospital.

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James Alvin Brander, New London,, charged with hunting game when the season was x0f open had his case adjourned to Jan. 21, to fix a date for trial, by Magistrate James Johnston, QC, in Queens County Magis- trate’s Court -yesterday: Arthur

__gent to-Jan,21,-1966-to fix-a date for trial.

EGG PRICES

The price to the producer for grade A large eggs is 31 cents Per dozen, it was learned from the poultry division, Canads de- partment of agriculture. This contrasts with a price of 55 cents which’ was; received through the most of December. But the producer worked at al- Most disastrously low prices, of- ten below the cost of production,

the poultry division spokesman |, Stated from September’ of 1964:

through to August of 1965.

WINNERS GIVEN ‘

The following are the results of the card party held in Cove- head-Stanhope Community Hall last night: «ladies’ first, Mrs. Mabel Diaz; ‘ladies’ second, Mrs. Lorne MacMillan; cofisolation, Mrs. Leith MacMillan: men’s first, Joseph Robinson; men’s tecond, Victor, Deacon, ‘consola- ‘ion, Elmer Folland; door-prize,

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Search, Rescue Has Busy Year In 1965, search and ee

cidents' in the Atlantic ‘increased by 15 percent. rescue

ters Rapid, Rally and Relay. ical of the mercy aeiel the Albatross air-

by craftare the airlift of an in- fured “Eskimo boy from thé

emergency injured. or ill ilors from a US New. ship and mutch ship

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project of the Community Wel- fare League Ltd., the town of.

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