Gerald Tracey
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Bright sunshine blamed in latest Mennonite wagon road collision (opens the original)
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Douglas â For the second time in a month, a horsedrawn Mennonite farm wagon has been struck by a vehicle near Douglas, this latest collision occurring Tuesday morning on South McNaughton Line just outside the entrance to the Cavanagh quarry. The crash happened shortly after 8 a.m. when an eastbound car driven by a young woman from the area struck the rear of a wagon loaded with farm equipment. The wagon, pulled by three horses, was travelling along a shaded stretch of roadway where bright morn
Murray Rutz retiring after nearly 43 years with Loblaw (opens the original)
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Pembroke â After nearly 43 years with Loblaw, Murray Rutz will retire Oct. 2 as manager of the companyâs Wholesale Club in Pembroke, closing a career marked by more than three decades of leadership and deep ties to the local business community. Born and raised in Pembroke, he moved to Petawawa almost 40 years ago after marrying Donna Poirier. There they raised two children and immersed themselves in the community where he has served on town council for two decades. Mr. Rutz started with the
A question and answer interview with Bishop Brehl (opens the original)
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Leader news editor Gerald Tracey met recently with His Excellency, Bishop Michael Brehl, to talk about the crisis facing the Diocese of Pembroke. The diocese has undertaken a five-year restructuring plan (20-25 to 2030) with input from Catholics across the diocese, priests and other religious. At the end of the exercise, it is expected there will be many fewer parishes as numbers of people attending Mass regularly has declined while at the same time the majority of parishes can no longer meet t
Bishop talks openly as diocese proceeds with restructuring plan (opens the original)
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Pembroke â The Roman Catholic Diocese of Pembroke, which is comprised of 54 parishes and missions stretching from Kipawa and Corbeil in the North Bay area to Arnprior in the east, and south to Bancroft and Haliburton, and spread over two provinces to include the Pontiac region of Quebec, is facing serious financial challenges as well as a critical shortage of priests to minister to the 60,000 Catholics who make up the diocese. Last year, Bishop Michael Brehl, who was named the 10th Bishop of P
Mennonite teen escapes serious injury in collision (opens the original)
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Eganville â A 19-year-old female from the local Mennonite community is recuperating at home on the family farm on Fourth Chute Road after she was tossed from a cart that was struck by a vehicle on Grist Mill Road Saturday morning. The young woman was coming out of the laneway at the Emanuel Martins farm at about 11:30 and was on a downward slope towards Grist Mill Road when the pony pulling the rig took fright and entered the township road into the path of a vehicle. The girl was tossed from t
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