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The Maltese Presence in North America E-Newsletter THE MALTESE PRESENCE IN NORTH AMERICA E-NEWSLETTER Table of Contents TITLE AUTHOR ISSUE PAGE # # A Meet Mrs. Lessie Abela Dan Brock 8 10 Activities within the Maltese Community in Dan Brock 2 4 London, Ontario Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 3 25 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 4 3 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 5 10 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 6 4 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 7 18 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 8 1,12 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 9 1,17 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 10 1,10 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 11 1,11, 20 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 12 1,13, 20 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 13 1,13, 22, 24 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 14 1, 13 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 15 20 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 16 4 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 17 20 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 18 1, 13 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 19 1,18, 28 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 20 13 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 21 18 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 22 14 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 23 26 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 24 29 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 25 6 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 26 7 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 27 5 Activities within the Maltese Communities Dan Brock 28 15 Travel Agencies in Toronto & in London Catering [Dan Brock] 16 24 to the Maltese in 1980 1 | P a g e TITLE AUTHOR ISSUE PAGE # # Aljotta (Maltese Fish Soup) Lisa Buttigieg-LiGreci 22 9 Early Years of Judge Rosemarie Aquilina’s Dan Brock 1 8 Family in Michigan, The Maltese Stuffed Artichokes (Qaqoċċ Mimli) Lisa Buttigieg-LiGreci 26 15 Fr. Lawrence E. Attard, OP Remembered Dan Brock 20 1, 11 H.E. Keith Azzopardi: Ambassador of Malta to the Dan Brock 3 4 United States Paul V. Azzopardi: Financial Advisor, Dan Brock 14 8 Stockbroker, Portfolio Manager, Author and Artist B Giuseppe Bajada: A Maltese Emigrant Whose Dr. Aaron Attard-Hili 3 15 Dream of Settling in Canada Was Fatally Shot Down Who Was Charles Baldacchin? Dan Brock 7 9 Peter Baldacchino Appointed Bishop of the Dan Brock 4 11 Diocese of Las Cruces, New Mexico Maltese-American Barber Attends President Times of Malta 23 4 Nixon’s Inauguration Ball Bigilla (Broad Bean Dip) Lisa LiGreci 18 9 History of Maltese Immigration to the Bay Area Charles J. Vella 14 10 Prior to the Second World War, A Examination of Data from Maltese Bills of Health Mark Caruana 8 6 and Passport Applications Held at the National Archives of Malta – Part I, An Examination of Data from Maltese Bills of Health Mark Caruana 9 4 and Passport Applications Held at the National Archives of Malta – Part II, An Examination of Data from Maltese Bills of Health Mark Caruana 10 4 and Passport Applications Held at the National Archives of Malta – Part III, An Borg Family: First Maltese to Settle in Leaming- Dan Brock and Mary 14 17, ton and Later LaSalle, Ontario, The Camilleri 28 Discovering the Identity of the Borg Uncle Who Dan Brock 15 24 Went to Detroit Carmelo Borg: Not Your Typical Maltese Immi- Carmen Borg and Dan 17 5 grant: Part I Brock Carmelo Borg: Part II Paradise Won: Paradise Carmen Borg 18 17 Lost Carmelo Borg: Part III Going Home Carmen Borg 19 23 Whatever Became of Elia Borg? Dan Brock and Joseph 21 32 Farrugia First Maltese to Arrive in Brantford, Ontario Made Brantford Expositor, The, 13 8 a Positive First Impression, The May 16, 1913, pg. 1,7 George Bonavia C[harles A.] Caruana 1 13 Buttigieg Effect: ‘Americans Are Finally Pronoun- Vanessa Conneely 12 8 cing My Name Right’, The 2 | P a g e TITLE AUTHOR ISSUE PAGE # # Dr. Josef Buttigieg and His Work in the Field of Dan Brock 8 8 Multiple Sclerosis Pete Buttigieg: United States’ First Maltese - Dan Brock 2 20 American Presidential Candidate Three Generations of Soccer Players: The Butti- Dan Brock 5 4 giegs C Interesting Story of Salvatore Cachia, The César A. Zapata Lozada 25 11 Carmelo Calleja: Only Maltese Emigrant Legally Dan Brock 23 24 Hanged in Canada Joe Calleja C[harles A.] Caruana 1 22 Joseph Calleja Honoured in Naples, Florida Dan Brock 3 4 Fr. Ivan Camilleri Appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Dan Brock 21 18 the Archdiocese of Toronto Joseph Camilleri 70-Year-Old Marathon Runner Dan Brock 23 31 Carnival Celebrations Through the Years by the Dan Brock 2 1,24 Maltese Canadian Club London – Ontario The Carnival Dance of 1957 Dan Brock 12 7 Carnival – Maltese Canadian Club of London… Dan Brock 23 1 1980, The Carnival 1956 The Maltese Canadian Club Lon- Dan Brock 23 16, don Ontario 40 Orlando E. Caruana Revisited Dan Brock 7 10 Orlando Emanuel Caruana: An American Civil Dan Brock 6 1,9 War Hero Mark Caruana Awarded the Medal of the Order of Dan Brock 19 4 Australia…Finally Mark Caruana to be Awarded the Medal of the Dan Brock 11 10 Order of Australia Fr. Henry Cassano (1929-2019): 63 Years a Dan Brock 3 23 Priest Arthur and Henry Cavarra: Early Maltese Mi- Dan Brock 13 16 grants to Winnipeg Who Moved on to Greener Pastures New Years’ Eve Celebrations The Maltese Dan Brock 22 22 Canadian Club of London, Ontario Maltese Cheeselets (Ġbejniet) Lisa Buttigieg LiGreci 28 21 Searching for an Elusive Person on a Census: Dan Brock 17 17 the Case of Alphonso F. Cutaiar, Jr. Malta’s Christians Set Tone for Christian Unity in Michael Swan 11 8 2020 St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church, San Francisco Charles J. Vella 16 1,7 Fr Aurelio Ciantar and Fr Eugene Fiteni: Two Au- Mark Caruana 1 12 gustinian Friars in the United States Working from an Undated Newspaper Clipping Dan Brock 28 7 3 | P a g e TITLE AUTHOR ISSUE PAGE # # Cocktail Reception Held for Prime Minister and Dan Brock 8 5 His Delegation Comments Readers 23 26 Consul General of Malta to Canada (General Dr Raymond Xerri 9 29 Information Dr. Raymond C. Xerri’s First Weeks as Consul Consulate General of 6 16 General of Malta (Canada) in Toronto, Ontario Malta (Canada) Malta’s New Consul General of Malta to Canada Dan Brock 3 25 Message from the Consul General of the Repub- Dr Raymond Xerri 9 25 lic of Malta to Canada, A Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 11 5 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 12 4 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 13 11 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 14 23 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 15 7 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 16 13 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 17 8 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 18 11 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 19 10 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 20 7 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 21 11 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 22 23 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 23 19 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 24 14 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 25 14 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 26 20 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 27 13 Republic of Malta to Canada Monthly Message from the Consul General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 28 25 Republic of Malta to Canada 4 | P a g e TITLE AUTHOR ISSUE PAGE # # Notice from the Consul General of the Republic Dr. Raymond Xerri 20 4 of Malta to Canada Consul General of the Republic of Malta to Cana- Dr. Raymond Xerri 25 5 da Welcomes Youth Who Wins Scholarship, The Gold Cup for Spelling Contest Winner of U.S. Times of Malta 28 16 School Consulate General of Malta to Canada Dr. Raymond Xerri 25 4 Establishes a New Reference Library and Help- line for Maltese Canadian Students and Resear- cher, The Message from the Consulate General of the Re- Dr Raymond Xerri 7 18 public of Malta in Canada Press Release by the Consulate General of the Dr Raymond Xerri 19 21 Republic of Malta for Canada Anniversary of the Second Emigrants Convention Dan Brock 22 28 Convention of 1945 Maltese Forum, Autumn – 1 4 Winter 1981, pp.
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