Pope John Paul I's Death Sparks Global Reflections
A letter column recalls Pope John Paul I’s 34 day reign and his death, notes political travel for Trudeau, and shares community tidbits from Kenton and area. It highlights church life, local visits, meals, family events, and personal anecdotes with names like Mel Cochran, Gordon Whyte, Margretta Stevens, Morris McGregor, Otto Lang, and Lorne Forman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
John Paul the First
Mr. Trudeau
Rome
Mel Cochran
Montreal
Mel
Decker
Campbell Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Oshawa
Joseph
Cochran
Gordon Whyte
Dorothy
Fort Saskatchewan
Alta
Margretta Stevens
Tom Stevens
Toronto
Ontario
Mary Hamilton
Nova Scotia
Jessie Stevens
Percy
Marjorie Stevens
Mary
George
Geo. Hamilton
Margretta
Kenton
Tom
Linda (McGregor
Kent
Linda
Mervin
P.C. M.L.A
Morris McGregor
Helen
Cumming
Morris
Otto Lang
Otto
Pierre
C.P
T.V
Trudeau
Gordon
Dot
Amy Richards
Shiloh Church
Lorne Forman
Rivers
Alex Whyte
Alex
Lorne
Barry
Forman
Dot Whyte
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Whyte
Jack
Alice
Oak Lake
Morris Forrest
Marie Siemens
Jessie
M. Forrest
Daniel) Byers
Peggy
Bradwardine
Ron
Mona
Dell
Dorothy Whyte
Woodworth Times
Johnston Cemetery
Donna (Stevens
Hunter
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Verity
Leith
Hunter) Corney
Barbara (Stevens) Anderson
Claudia Richie
Virden
Fort Sask
Ann Forrest
Devon Corney
Sister Mary
Claudia
Devon
Leith Corney
R. M. B. Toews
Municipal Office
Hamiota
Hamiota Virden
Bell
Jim McLennan