Bruce Beach Canada

BRUCE BEACH BARBEQUE

Tickets are available from:

Donna Tiernan (168 Bruce Beach Rd., Phone # 396-6668) for the cottages NORTH of the 8th Concession dave.tiernan@aol.com
Heather McGregor Brown (149 Gordon St., Phone # 395- 0627) for the cottages SOUTH of the 8th Concession mcgregorbrownh@hotmail.com

Bruce Beachers

The Bruce Beach Golf Club is well underway for 2015.  A group of 12
volunteers under the direction of Brian MacEachern and David Wilson have
built a new shed near the 3rd tee to house the course maintenance equipment
and this replaces the old green shed which had a dirt floor and was barely
standing.  We would like to thank all the volunteers for their time and
effort in constructing this fine addition to the Golf Club.

Created, constructed and stocked by Bob Cunningham (109) and Barry McPherson(122), the FIRST Bruce Beach Library opens this weekend. Another “first” for the North! Will “Lower” or “Middle” Bruce Beach follow suit?

Modelled on the Little Free Library program found in many neighbourhoods in Canada and the United States (see, www.littlefreelibrary.org), this Library is located beside the tennis courts at Cameron Grove so that it is accessible to our Junior Baseball players and their fans.

The European Renewable Energy Foundation, a Green body supportive of all forms of renewable energy, has carried out research at Edinburgh University involving a look at years of wind farm performance data from the UK and Denmark. Their conclusion is this:

“Put bluntly, wind turbines onshore and offshore still cost too much and wear out far too quickly to offer the developing world a realistic alternative to coal.” And these guys are Green renewable energy proponents!...

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We are still looking for more volunteers for Junior Baseball.  Summer is fast approaching and there are many weeks that still require a volunteer to help out.  Please contact me at the phone numbers or emails listed below. 

First day is on Monday June 29th and we still need somebody for the first week.

They’re steamed by a plan to bury nuclear waste in their big backyards — but mayors governing U.S. and Canadian communities hope this week they can also help fire up action against the hot-weather issue of Great Lakes toxic slime.

There are several cottagers who have not yet paid the fees for this year. The amount you owe is included on an insert in the Bruce Beach Book that was sent to you in the mail. There is a pre-addressed envelope included with the insert in the Year Book. The cheque can be mailed or dropped off at 100 Bruce Beach Rd.