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_ @tal for the late Lee Essery was held yesterday afternoon from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Ser- vices at the home and grave

by Rev. AS.

George Newman, Russel Abbott, Leigh Stewart, Willard Prowse, Leigh Semple and Malcolm Mac- Lean. Interment was in Union Road cemetery.

‘HOLLAND FUNERAL — fu- for Mrs. Sadie Holland of ‘Leary was held on Monday

morning to the Church of the Im-

miaculate Conception, The Brae, where Requiem High Mass was Rev. L.B. Dooley, conducted services ‘at

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* T. Earle\Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce

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Insurance

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited _@ Fire — Auto — Casualty 5 Summer St Summersi:

Optometrists

E. E. Parkman

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Sammer St. Summerside

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Simmerside, P.E.I. Phone 3116

& Smailman’s Building _ >Photographers

The Read Studios D. W. SEARS

Barristers -George R. MacMahon, LL.B.

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shall—no authority is give i what-

must on occasion exercise authority and make minor . For instance, - would be desirable or e'ren pos- to call a council meeting to point arising q-ut of the out of councif policy. This authority is implied or handed down through ;precedent rather than specifically stated in the act. He certainly hzysn't auth- ority to act on his own initiative if outside council ‘policy. These are ali safeguards which those who framed our Act of Incorpor- ation wisely provided for the protection of citizens,” tthe mayor

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‘our years ago Whae to the fact that our finances;,had be- come over extended Isecause of

ing of a new high ‘school, a new auditorium, becavse of the cost of repairing the sileet storm

»|damage and extension of streets and water and. sewerage ser-|

vices due to the constzint growth

S‘side Street Slated For’ Widening.

Council meeting last evening. Because of the antirtijpated in-

crease in traffic on F {rst Street

since the erection of S« :

along First Street. However Gobey’s wif exchange

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“Our Act states that the ad- ‘ation of the town affairs;

acquiring the Stadium; t?ie build-}|

new debt and new methods of control were necessary.

“We accordingly decided to adopt the town manager system which has been implemented by so_many towns and cities. these last years as trained men become “We hired our town manager by unanimous vote of the council and outlined his duties as ex-

c - | ecutive oficer of the council and ority is mentioned through out the

its committees with special em- phasis on control of our purchases and general financing. During the life of the council of that day there was complete ¢o-oper- ation of all commitiees.

the majority of the committees have continued to co-operate to the complete satisfaction of those committees, myself and the cit- izens but there have been breach- es and lack of \co-operation with other committees and # has never turned out for the good of council or our citizens.

“ “Councilors, the system has got to be put back on the tracks

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be any ordering of anything ex- cept through the manager and comptroller. It’s the only way we can control our purchases and expenditures.

“I want to impress upon ali here that much more will be ac- complished through complete co- operation and co-ordination of re- sponsibilities than through divis- fon and interference with com- mittees appointed for a specific purpose. You will find fhat be- sides riuich more being accomp- lished, we will take more pride in our work on the council and the citizens will have much more confidence and respect.”

Mayor Currie prefaced his re- marks by saying that what he had to say was not meant to em- barass or castigate anyone.

of our town, we four.d we ere/ suddenly faced with $1,200,000 of

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP)—Agriculture departnient quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 31; large 30; medium 26; small. 22; B 25; C 16. Re- ceipts 31.

Butter: Current receipts tender-

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grade creamery prints, job price 642-66; fresh wholesale, tender- able 64, non-tenderable 64%.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, current receipts Quebec white 32, colored 32, wholesale Quehec white 33, colored 33%; current receipts Ontario white f.o.b. grading station 33, colored

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16,000 Tickets

BALTIMORE ‘AP)—Baltimore |}

‘1000 tickets for next Sunday's, Na- “During He said the street lighting at Hill-

the lat we years crest was going on and will be completed as equipment arrives. Coun. MacCausland stated the

Fans Pick Up

Colt fans Monday gobbled up 6,- tional Football League title game

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GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: — Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-8 Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Dec. 22, 1959

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TORONTO (CP)—Prime atin-| ister Diefenbaker’s .

war period. He told the Commer- cial Travellers’ Association of Canada Friday night that the rate may even exceed the six-to-seven- per-cent increase indicated in the gross national Product for *1959.

E. A. McCUE

Dealer & Exporter of farm produce—also coal

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Potatoes: Quebec 75s 2.00; N.B. 75s 2.15-2.25; N.B. 50s 1.35-1.40; N.B. 10s .32-.34; P.E.L. 75s 2.35-

here against New York Giants.

About 500 of the lucky 3,000 fans who secured two tickets each to the championship game had; spent the night outside Memorial Stadium in sub - freezing tem- peratures. Thousands more joined the hardy group as dawn ap- proached.

Ray Gilland, Colt ticket man-

ager, said when the ticket supply ran out, an estimated 2,000 per- sons still were in line. The 50,000 other tickets went to season ticket holders, the two clubs, and other NFL teams and officials.

C.H. JOHNSTON

Groceries & Drygoods Alberton

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. ; CORBETT'S STORE Groceries, Paints,

| Confectionery etc.

| Alberton

Groceries, Meats, Christmas Toys,

That Yuletide’ sprites will lend a helping hand te decorate your holiday with happiness is eur

season’s wish! J. A. NOONAN Sewing Centre Groceries & Drygoods Singer Alberton Charlottetown

E. C. Perry

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Today (Tuesday) 7:15 = 9:10

155 Gt. George St, Charlottetown

Best wishes of the festive season from all of ws to everyone, everywhesel ,

THE FASHION SHOPPE

141 Gt. George St. Charlottetown