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CRASH RESULTS, TWO ARE DEAD

Above and also to the left are pictures of one of the two cars involved in a head-on collision at Harrington, on the Bracklely Point Road last night. Two men died in the flalming crash, de- scribed as one of the worst in the Island's history. The upper pic- ture shows the wreckage of the, 1958 Meteor sedan, tan and beige | - jin color, from the outside. The lower picture shows the wrecked interior with the steering . twisted and broken and j through the roof of the car. . ‘4

ASK SUMMIT MEET HAMBURG, Germany (AP)— The Socialist International called today for an early summit con- ference to consider ending the cold war. Winding up their sixth aes. the socialists also

a resolution declarihg| the-solidarity of the Secialiet | International and of alj-free peo- ples with West Berli t to full liberty and security. 9 Brien, Winston Gallant, Cyril Mc- Kenna, Gerard Kelly and Keith; Kelly.

* Flower bearers were James Smythe, Lloyd Gavin and Ber- nard Tousenard. | Interment was in the church

Among the very large number of relatives and friends who at- tended the funeral were Sister Camil of St. Paul, Minnesota, an ai three of their cousins, Sister Agnes Mary of St. Paul, Minne- sota, Sister Hermenia and Sister | Ann Josephine, both of Charlotte- |

Funeral Services Are Held

Gallant, Herman Corcoran ~ sand Ralph Kelly.

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town. The funeral was under the dir- | ection of Gerald Rooney rT

Pallbearers for Alfreda O’Brien by Elmo Crozier.

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National Park area seems to be catching on very rapidly this}; sumer. On Saturday at least six ts took tourists and others. ali had good catches

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ALBERTON—Funeral for Edna O’Brien, aged 26, and; The Solemn High Mass of Re- Alfreda O’Brien, aged 24 whose | quiem was celebrated by Rev deaths occurred in Charlottetown | Justin Gavin, with Rev. Phalen Wednesjay evening as the result;McKenna as deacon and Rev. of an accident, were held from}Edmund Roche ‘as sub-<deacon. the home of their parents, Mr.« Rev. Michael J. Rooney was mas- anc Mrs. Alfred E. O'Brien, | ter of cermonies.

Elmsdaie, to the Sacred Heart} Seated in the sanctuary were: courch, Alberton, Saturday More-| Rt. Rev. John A. Sullivan, DP.,

Rev. David McTague, Rev. Eric | S L A Ni Robin; Rev. Richard G. Ellsworth Brother Bernard, F.S.C.

VISITS ELLERSLIE Pallbearers for Edna O’Brien |

Mrs. Winnie Morrison returned | were Gerald O'Brien, Louis Me-| to Alberton last week after visit-| Carthy, Joseph L. Gallant, Jackie | ing relatives in Ellerslie.

services ; ing. |

| William O Sinfpson, Rev. Dennis | Gallant, Rev. Terence Campbell, |g Gonzaga Gallant, O.F.M., iRev. Clarence J. Pitre, Rev. | Pierre Arsenault, Rev. Floyd Mc-! 'Gaugh, Rev. Thomas. M. Me- | Lellan, Rev. Pius Murnaghan and |

FAMILY REUNION —_ eee te a

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bowness em |“ qyicie for dancing was furnish- | teriained at their home at Ken- | ed by Messrs Ivan ‘Pine cal sington at a happy family Te-| waiter Coates and a special fea- union in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ture of the evening was the Char- | John C. Campbell ¢ Trochu- leston, skillfully danced by Mrs. | Alta., who are visiting Mr. Camp- fvad Rowan, | Mire. Alison |

bell’s sister, Mrs. David Clark M : and Mr. Clark, Kensington, and fayne and Mrs. Keith Mayne.

| Rev. Leonard J. MacDonald, Rev, j ae.

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JULY 20-25

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More Interest Seen In Deep-Sea Fishing

Deep sea sport Tis off the a | George Crowel; Delaware, Ohio;

Ohio; Euclid, Qhio; Douglas Carmic- hael; Deep River, Ont., Miss Barbara Rogers, and B. Gra- ham Rogers, Charlottetown.

They all had good catches in- cluding a pollock caught on a spinning _ rod by__ Mr. which weighed 18 and one quar- ter pounds. The lure used ar put party |ced and white one and it t ith Peter Terliz 23 minutes to land tit. Two oth- ers were also caught by people | also trips from the Morrell area, in another. boat and reported to | Stanhope,

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be between eight and. 10 pounds each, ‘The names of these men were, unavailable. Mr. Rogers

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Fishermen at Rustico say that ‘|mackerel are very scarce . re. but- one fisheman reported he spotted some about 10 miles off shore while commercial fishing lfor cod. The fishermen expect 4that fairly soon now they will be closer inshore. They also report small catches of commercial cod although on Saturday it was better. Good commercial catches should be made soon they hope.

Sport fishing off the North. Shore is one that tourists enjoy immensely. umber of the fish-. ermen ha very nice boats now and they try to make*the visitor’s trip as enjoyable as possible .Most of the boats can take anywhere from four te eight on a trip.

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Wood Islands, Murray Harbour,, Georgetown Souris, and ,other

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This young lad is really going places. He knows the value of a dollar — because he worked hard over the past year to buy this pony. He saved every penny and

rm chores for his Dad.

= While the Minister—of Agriculture’s budget at Ottawa runs into millions of dollars, he has to justify his expenditures down to the last cent...

His money comes through the’Minister of Finance

who gets it largely im taxes from Canadians such as* you. When he spends mre than he takes in, he must

- borrow from you...

or else create new money. The

creation\ of new money is one factor that leads to

inflation —

which means your dollar buys less and less,

The government has been spending more than you have been paying im taxes. To narrow the gap be- tween income and expenditures, new taxes have been

You can encourage the government te live within its income by asking only for those services you are

willing to pay for with taxes. Tell your M.P. at Ottawa that since you are trying to save, you expect government to do the same.

You also help when you save more by means of: life insurance, . sayings deposits, and the purchase of government bonds. Your savings help te create a “SOUND dollar; and this, im turn, helps to create job security for you and more jobs for other Canadians.

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