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different options.

It was suggested that the public dock
needed urgent repairs and the Councillors
agreed to look into this.

About 24 residents filled the school class-
room for the evening meeting on July 16.

Hope Town Council

holds press conference

Abaco and The Abaconian attended the
July 17 press conference of the Hope Town
Council. The Councillors felt victimized
by the election process called to replace the
two Man-O-War Councillors who had been
originally appointed. Insufficient persons
nominated originally to fill the three posi-
tions. Chief Councillor Jeremy Sweeting
referred to this action by Central Govern-
ment as the “firing” of these two members
which amounted to political victimization.

Mr. Sweeting pointed out that only
Man-O-War was singled out for this ex-
ercise although there were many districts
with similar appointed members serving.
He was particularly critical that no other

     
   

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district had been mentioned as having elec-
tions to replace appointed members.

Furthermore, one Hope Town member
on the Council had been appointed, but
there has been no mention of an election to
replace this member.

Two people who had previously rep-
resented Man-O-War on the Council gave
brief remarks on the Hope Town dock after
the press conference. They had not been
permitted to attend the conference held in
the Council office upstairs beside the Post
Office.

They felt that long-standing and accept-
ed practices in Man-O-War were being dis-
mantled by the present Council. They did
not feel that the present Council’s actions
were always in the town’s best interests.

Councillors hear Hope

Towns’s concerns
About 24 persons attended an open town
meeting in the Methodist church in Hope
Town on July 25. Most of the session was
devoted to questions from the audience.

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