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fon worker who came te Can ada from his native Portugal 14a years ago, was the last man to be pulled@y alive” from the wreckage of the He om Road Bridge. It collapsed ‘re -last Wednesday under the workmen building it.

Fight died when ‘he apan fell into a river gorge. Another 57 men, including. Veiga, were seriously .injured. :

The crash left Veiga up to his neck in the wreckage, his eyes blinded and burning from. lime hased concrete. Veiga, able to move only his head, watched wet cement rise and smother a

fellow worker, 22-vear-old Ray: mond Tremlay of | Jonquiere, | Que :

fl was sure | was” going to die. Veiga told a ~ reporter

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“Tl was standing still when the bridge suddenly gave way be- neath my feet, Veisa said. “It seemed a long time falling."

Within minutes the pair was surrounded bya battery of po- licemen, doetora and rescuers with cutting torches.

For two hours the rescue team. worked, painstakingly burning through the 30 or more steel rods which caged Veiga on all sides. Bucket -" lines were formed to douse the red-hot rods to try and save Veiga fur- ther injury. Phe torches, had heated the rods

A doctor administered a mor- phine shot and scooped away handfuls of, concrete as it rose to the victims chin

“The pain got worse all ‘the time. Several times the rods seared my skin, Only | knew ‘where the rods holdiig me were

: but IT couldn't see to point them

out and when I did the rescuers couldn't understand me

“If only one of tiem had spoken Portuguese 7 ceria have heen out in--an heer { 1) pleaded with them (9 le cr the torch myself." : NEARY LOST A LE

Near the end Veiga’s «fer.

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and several new busses to, rarry

the students from the many leg to free him. ,But just then-districts served by the hig the last rod was severed aiid school now. Veiga’ was placed aboard an. Congratulations have been ex- RCAF heheopter and flown to tended to Mr, and Mrs. Gordon ! hospital i Hooper, who celebrated their

His immediate futitre hevond forty-fifth wedding anniversary

ltwo more weeks in. hospital 09 Saturday aC the old Hooper

where officials describe his con. home. Mrs, Hooper, was Mamie

dition as satisfactory ~is uncer. McKinnon, in single life, and tain ‘ taught school in that old fhar- | . . ‘or school,

Veiga wantsita stay in Can. ada and eventually go back. ta- construction “work on the bridge if thev'll Have him | "“T earned good money ($100 a week) and the company, 4/0. J. Gafiney Lid. of Stratford) was ‘always telling us to be careful. Tt, was the hest job I'ye ever béen on-and | can't think what caused this terrible thing.”

Gerald ne O'Brien, Marie © Hanley,- grade 12 stu dents from Notre Dame Avca- demy “cho successfully passed ithe Mamnme Board exams re-

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lotiletown Hospital School of |Nursing next month as student nurses... Miss/ O'Brien, is (a daughfer* of Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter O'Brien, and Miss O'Hanley, ; daughter of © Mr. and Mrs.

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turned home from the Charlotte- ground staff for the summer town Hospital after undergoing | months

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