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Bruce Beach Shore Break
TIMOTHY E. ALEXANDER age 58, loving husband of 18 years to Sandi (nee Schiefler); father of Jarrett; beloved son of Ann and the late William; brother of Jeanne Stocks (Brian) and John Alexander (Karen); loving son-in-law of Anita and William Schiefler, brother-in –law and uncle. Tim was a mentor, teacher, coach and friend who touched so many lives. Passed away, Tuesday, January 26, 2016.
The Minister of Environment will announce her decision about the DGR proposed by OPG on or before March 1. For those who have concerns, both Canadian and American, send your comments by email to:
Minister of Environment - Catherine.McKenna@parl.gc.ca
Prime Minister - Justin.Trudeau@parl.gc.ca
Premier Wynne - premier@ontario.ca
Thanks, Ruth MacLean
EVERYONE is invited! Come join us to celebrate this major milestone!
Contact: John D.Lassel
Email: johnl@baywoodinteriors.com
Website: http://www.pcba.ca/
Location: Point Clark Community Centre
Imagine creating a life changing opportunity for 34 children.
That is exactly what TRIP Canada’s 12th team of volunteers will be doing in April and we thought some of our keen, energetic BRUCE BEACH friends may be interested in joining us!
Jean Auchterlonie passed away on Thursday, December 24th, 2015. Jean suffered a stroke and was, unfortunately, one of the 5% who have a reaction to the blood thinners with which they treat stroke victims. She ended up with cranial bleeding which, in the end, proved fatal. Arrangements, at this time, are incomplete. A further announcement will follow at a later date.
THRIPPLETON, Margaret (née Cameron) Peacefully on December 19, 2015 at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Margaret had recently celebrated her 90th birthday with friends and family. She was predeceased by her husband, Brian. Born and raised in the Kincardine area, Margaret resided in Oakville for many years while spending her summers at the family cottage at 82 Cameron Lane. She was an elementary teacher and high school teacher in art history. After retiring from teaching Margaret worked as an instructor at H & R Block.
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