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MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com There’s joy in the Parenting and Family Literacy Centre in Oakridge Junior Public School as parent worker Alex Koroneos leads a dozen toddlers in twirling squares of cloth to music.

Ninety per cent of parents coming to this room, four days a week, are newcomers to Canada, learning skills they can take home, says Koroneos.

"It demystifies the whole Canadian school system for them."

The Byng Avenue school, and Samuel Hearne Middle School next door, function as community resource centres, not just for children but their parents too. They need whatever help they can get.

Raising the Village, a new City of Toronto initiative, ranks Oakridge - a pocket in Scarborough of modest houses, apartment towers and auto-related businesses north of Danforth Avenue - at the top of its list for neighbourhoods with the most "inequities" when it comes to raising children.

Oakridge’s family poverty rate is nearly 55 per cent.

In Etobicoke’s very affluent Kingsway South neighbourhood, at the other end of the rankings, it’s just above five per cent.

Toronto divides into rich and poor areas. Raising the Village is meant to show authorities where surgical investments in

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Donnybrook Park in Etobicoke, pictured last week, in the neighbourhood (Kingsway South) with the best ’inequities’ score. neighbourhoods will do the most to improve futures for children under 12.

"It’s a mammoth program that’s going to take years to fine tune," James Pasternak, a North York councillor, said last month.

"I think this mayor and this administration is prepared to develop it and invest in it," Pasternak said, but adding those resources to build a more child-friendly city won’t be cheap.

The two Oakridge schools, with 1,200 students between them, already get extra funding to cover costs of field trips, free eyeglasses, pediatric clinic referrals, hearing and dental screenings.

They have a settlement worker, teaching and

On the front: Samuel Hearne Middle School Principal Sohail Shaikh and Oakridge Junior Public School Principal Heather Groves stand in front of a new artificial playing field between the schools. Photo by Mike Adler/Metroland

learning coaches. They host meetings for parents, and stay open until 10 p.m. as subsidized community spaces.

They hire parent volunteers as lunchroom supervisors and clerical staff; many were teachers or administrators back home, said Oakridge’s principal, Heather Groves.

After years of effort, Oakridge and Hearne just got artificial turf laid on the field between them.

The neighbourhood lacks recreational green spaces for children, and so many were on the field, grass wouldn’t grow.

Parents said, "Our kids have to stay home in the buildings because there’s nowhere to play," said Sohail Shaikh, Hearne’s principal.

Many Oakridge parents, now predominately South Asian, arrived in Canada with one or more university degrees, though

those may not be recognized here. They’re dedicated to their children, Shaikh said.

Kingsway South, between Dundas Street West and Bloor Street West, is a very different place.

It’s an "extraordinarily homogenous" neighbourhood of single-family households led by professional couples, and blessed with parks and good neighbourhood schools within walking distance, said Pamela Gough, the area’s public school trustee.

Kingsway’s children, she said, are well-supported by families attentive to their needs, and emerge from schools having had high-quality education and guidance. "You’ve got the basics for success right there."

Raising the Village notes only three per cent of children in Kingsway South were not participating in either arts or sports,

compared to 54 per cent in Glenfield-Jane Heights.

Public school trustee Tiffany Ford, who represents that North York neighbourhood, said many parents along Jane Street and other marginalized communities find it hard to get children into arts and sports programs.

Sometimes lack of information, transportation or the costs of programs can be a barrier, said Ford. "As a resident, I can see there’s a lot of programming here, especially in Jane-Finch, but it’s still not enough."

Toronto’s six-year-old Child and Family Network (which includes school boards, United Way and Ontario’s education ministry) based Raising the Village’s "inequities score" on five factors (see sidebar), chosen "because they are known social determinants of child health."

Family poverty is given the most weight, but parental unemployment, low parental education, lack of knowledge of English or French, and housing "below adequacy, affordability or suitability" standards count too. Neighbourhoods with the least "inequities" get a negative score.

Oakridge is highlighted as the one with greatest inequity, but the score "doesn’t do justice to the whole story," said Parthi Kandavel, its public board trustee.

Some poverty in Oakridge spans generations, and social problems result, but many are recent immigrants or refugees working hard to make their way out of social housing, Kandavel said.

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Tougher penalties could curb distracted driving The symbolism was perhaps a bit heavy handed, but the message was crystal clear.

In the continuing effort by police to convince drivers that texting or talking on cellphones while behind the wheel can be disastrous, Toronto police recently put a hearse into service as an unmarked vehicle.

The grim visual, part of a weeklong effort to combat distracted driving in the city, was intended to convey the message to motorists that using mobile hand-held devices could land you or someone else in that sombre vehicle, so common to funeral processions.

If the approach seems dramatic, it’s important to point out that authorities are fighting an uphill battle when it comes to ending distracted driving, as they are with impaired driving, despite decades of powerful messaging and RIDE campaigns.

This month the OPP held its own distracted driving campaign and laid more than 2,400 distraction-related charges over the period of a week. The OPP say deaths linked to distracted driving are outpacing those due to speed, so far in 2017.

Last year, police observed the phenomenon become even more common than drunk driving. By the end of August last year, there were 38 distracted-driving deaths, compared to 19 impaired-related fatalities. Overall, 2016 saw 309 traffic fatalities on OPP-patrolled roads, up from 301 the year before, and distracted driving was one of the main causes.

In Ontario, texting, talking into a hand-held mobile device, even eating while driving, can result in a fine between $490 and $1,000, plus the loss of three demerit points. A ticket can also result in a $200 or more uptick on your insurance bill. Distracted driving has been illegal in this province since 2009.

Insurance Bureau of Canada statistics show that a driver is 23 times more likely to be involved in a collision if texting while driving and four times more likely if talking on a cellphone. Eighty per cent of collisions involve some sort of driver inattention.

But drivers continue to do it.

A Canadian Automobile Association survey, conducted late last year, revealed that 33 per cent of Canadians admit to texting at red lights.

If stiffer penalties are what’s required (Transport Minister Marc Garneau is calling for national standards on fines) then they should be implemented. We can’t allow distracted drivers to continue to make our roads more dangerous.

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On poverty, Toronto listens to experts Years ago, Cassandra Chambers was in a parking lot in Scarborough’s Bay Mills area talking to six youths who, like her, were West Indian.

They believed their only option was playing basketball or rapping, things "the whole society and media told them they were good at," she remembers.

To them, high school "was an elaborate daycare."

Chambers took those kids to Union Station, then randomly stopped people "who looked like us," on their way to accounting, media and marketing jobs.

One man did mineral trades. Two youths got placements with him, and Chambers, trained as a legal assistant, became a social worker, running a program called Youth Outside

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto the Block that has "survived on nothing," turning natural abilities into scholarships and jobs.

Having been poor, she’s wanted to speak to officials about barriers between city services and low-income people who need them.

She’ll do that as a member of Toronto’s Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG), formed last month to guide the city’s anti-pov-

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erty strategy.

The group is diverse in cultures, ages, levels of poverty. Hearing what other members struggled through inspired Chambers, showing her, "One, you know you’re not alone, and two, you can help."

How do you interview for a job when you’re missing teeth, or don’t have a phone?

Chambers has asked around to find clothing for people seeking jobs. "That helps one or two, but the reality is the number of people in poverty that want to work is in the thousands," she says.

LEAG will focus on getting over the obstacles keeping people poor. Many LEAG members are experts in this, surviving addictions, criminal charges,

post-partum depression as single mothers, sudden unemployment; some used the city’s shelter system, says Pam McConnell, downtown councillor and Toronto’s poverty reduction advocate.

The group’s not an experiment, she says. "It’s the way in which we should do business."

Chambers, who lives in Malvern and recently became an artisan baker, believes the anti-poverty strategy is "on a good path."

Programs fail because they’re done by people who’ve never been poor, she says, but this is "coming down the ladder, and asking, ’What are you facing, what is your fight?’"

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Put your energy into finding funding, Mayor Tory tells critics RAHUL GUPTA rgupta@insidetoronto.com Toronto Council voted 26-18 to advance the subway station plan for a single station east of Kennedy Station replacing the dilapidated Scarborough RT line. The vote affirms the subway plan will progress with planning and design work, along with a plan to build an expanded bus terminal at Scarborough Town Centre.

Council did not support a motion from Josh Matlow seeking a study comparing cost benefits of the subway extension with a previously approved but now cancelled plan, voting against the councillor’s motion 17-27.

Following the vote, which ended a full day of often rancorous debate, May-

or John Tory expressed relief but also lashed out at critics of the plan. The subway extension project has escalated in cost to $3.35-billion and all but exhausts the existing budget for the previously approved Scarborough network plan that now leaves an eastern extension of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT unfunded.

Rather than derail the subway plan, Tory said council critics of the plan should focus on convincing other levels of government to fund the full plan.

"I hope that maybe we can move forward from this continuous re-deciding of the question of LRT versus subway," said Tory flanked by fellow subway supporters Tuesday evening following the debate. "If they could devote 10 per cent of the energy devoted to fighting (the subway) to help me fight for (better funding) they would be doing a far greater service to the people of Toronto."

Matlow, who was one of

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Toronto’s chief planner, Jennifer Keesmaat, answers a question from Councillor Josh Matlow during city council discussion on the Scarborough subway line. Toronto Council voted 26-18 to advance the subway extension. several LRT-supporting councillors to face off against the mayor during the council debate vowed to keep fighting the subway project, which he termed a financial boondoggle.

He called the council vote denying his motion "reckless and irresponsible".

"I believe we need to move forward with facts, not hearsay," said Matlow.

"If the mayor and some members of council don’t even want to look at that then why do we pretend we want the facts in front of us?"

During the debate, Tory was called out by Matlow

and others for citing unproven contentions the new subway station will save travel time, something he admitted he had heard from Scarborough residents.

In response Tory seemingly took a page from U.S. president Donald Trump, angrily accusing critics of the plan, of which he includ-

ed some journalists, of questioning his integrity.

"I take offense at a journalist who tweeted I was basically being dishonest by simple r˚eciting what people had told me (at a public meeting)," he said.

As per the original approval, city staff will update council on designs for the subway station, likely in spring of 2018.

Council has debated the matter 10 times now, something which should be expected given the cost of the project and the complexity of transit infrastructure, said Councillor Shelley Carroll who supports the LRT plan.

Council also supported a motion from Scarborough cou˚ncillor Paul Ainslie seeking a firm timeline and funding plan for the Crosstown extension with a report due next year.

Construction on the subway station is expected to take at least six years and not likely to begin until at least 2020.

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organized by the Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre Tuesday.

The event, held at the centre, included panel presentations, workshops, discussions and a chance for area residents to connect with civic groups working on issues such as housing, transit and increasing the minimum wage.

"Poverty is an issue. I live in Toronto Community Housing, a very old, a very run-down building," said Line, adding the elevators are frequently out of service, leaving her stranded either in the lobby or in her eighth-floor unit.

Line said she’d like to see "better care of Toronto Community Housing because if I’m going to be in poverty then at least I won’t have to live like a dog.

"I should have access to elevators at all times," she said. "I feel very vulnerable."

Event organizer David Meyers said the forum

ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com Cathy Line’s world changed 13 years ago when she woke up one day and realized she could barely walk.

"I was an active working adult until (then)," the Scarborough resident said.

"My life changed from that moment on."

Line, who now gets around in a scooter, said she was diagnosed with severe osteoarthritis that went undetected for years.

She said she had to leave her job and soon became "poor".

"It wasn’t a choice to have to be on special pensions," she said. "Then to go out into the community and find all these barriers... You can’t get into stores or if you can get into some of them, the isles are so small that you have to leave."

Line was among the participants of the Seniors’ Voices on Poverty Forum

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Cathy Line attends the Seniors’ voices on poverty forum on Tuesday, Mar. 28, at Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre. The event had a panel of experts on the topic of poverty and multiple workshops for seniors. they care about... Votes were swayed because residents actually learned about the civic process."

Meyers noted Scarborough has many pockets of

at city hall during budget season every year has come from residents going down to city hall or the Scarborough Civic Centre and deputing on issues

showcased the role seniors and other residents play in making a difference on the poverty issue.

"Their voice counts," he said. "A lot of the changes

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poverty as a result of lost manufacturing jobs.

"There aren’t a lot of decent jobs in Scarborough for low-income folks," he said. "People living in poverty... don’t have liveable income, so they’re living well below the poverty line."

Meyers is pushing for increasing the minimum wage "so people can have a liveable income."

"We want more people who aren’t engaged at this point to know that they can be and they can make a difference," he noted.

Kingsley Kwok of Scarborough Transit Action spoke to seniors about improving local transit.

"City council had passed a resolution to allow for a discount pass for low-income users of the TTC but that still has to be implemented," he said in an interview.

"We want to get it going as soon as possible because those in poverty will benefit from this."

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Scarborough residents split at meeting over transit Despite claims, Scarborough isn’t united behind subway plan MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Murto Hilali is 14. He doesn’t control Toronto’s purse-strings.

But the young East Scarborough resident has a stake in which set of transit projects for the area goes forward: by the time one is built, he said, he’ll be looking for a job.

Toronto City Council this week was set to advance a one-stop subway extension to Scarborough Town Centre, plus a nowunfunded Eglinton East light-rail-transit line - unless opponents managed to derail the subway, and try building the Eglinton East plus a seven-stop Scarborough LRT in its place.

At a public meeting in Scarborough Village, Hilali said he’d prefer not to look for a job downtown.

"In my opinion, the LRT will bring development into Scarborough, where the subway will just help people get out," he said.

Others in the overflowing crowd Monday offered different opinions, of course, but the meeting seemed to disprove Mayor John Tory’s argument Scarborough residents are united behind the proposed subway because their political representatives are.

Scarborough East Councillor Paul Ainslie, the area’s lone political holdout, called light rail "a proven off-the-shelf technology" and said it’s a "huge concern" the subway budget keeps going up and projected ridership down.

Before council opted for a subway in 2013, the province offered to fully fund and pay to operate the seven-stop Scarborough LRT for 60 years, Ainsilie added. "That’s a lot of money we quickly said no to."

Scarborough Centre Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker, however, said the new Scarborough

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Scarborough councillors Glenn De Baeremaeker and Paul Ainslie, and other panelists, at an emotionally-charged Scarborough subway extension debate at Scarborough Village Community Recreation Centre Monday, March 27.

Centre subway station will be one of the busiest ever built in Toronto.

"Building this subway is not the horrendous crime some people would like you to believe," he said, arguing it’s logical to serve the demand around Scarborough Town Cen-

tre, which will remain a busy hub for buses.

Scarborough Centre has had the aging Scarborough Rapid Transit line running along "the back end of industrial buildings" - for 35 years and it’s brought the area little in development and jobs, De

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Scarborough subway is now the only major proposed transit project in Toronto that’s fully funded; not building it would be

"craziness," said De Baeremaeker, who suggested Hilali may not have to work downtown if Scarborough Centre is successfully developed.

Tricia Wood, a panellist at the meeting, argued swapping the original LRT plan for a one-stop subway is "a terrible loss of local transit" for Scarborough.

The subway extension won’t give people an alternative to driving, while two LRT lines would spread development on Scarborough’s major boulevards and help more people, said Wood, a geography professor and Torontoist columnist.

Council previously voted for a package that included the subway and 17stop Eglinton East line.

"If it’s really both, and not a bait and switch, then build the Eglinton East first," Wood said. "You’ve got at least to 2020 to find money for the subway too."

De Baeremaeker, though, said the tax increase supporting the projects specifically says "for the Scarborough Subway."

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Study says construction could begin next year, finish in 2020 An underpass and twin pedestrian bridges are being proposed for a GO Rail crossing on Steeles Avenue west of Kennedy Road.

The City of Toronto would also widen the busy surrounding stretch of Steeles from four to six lanes, and add wider sidewalks and raised cycling tracks as part of a package costing $69 million.

Up for public review until April 7, the environmental study report containing the underpass proposal is moving

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The City of Toronto is proposing to build an underpass and rail bridge under the GO rail tracks, along with covered pedestrian bridges on both sides, on this busy section of Steeles Avenue.

forward - after years of stalled development plans on Steeles, and disputes between Toronto and Markham on how to pay for it - because of coming improvements to the Stouffville GO

Rail Corridor. Cost estimates for the work (details are at www.toronto.ca/steelesbridge) don’t include purchases of parts from 13 adjacent properties and subsurface easements recommended in the Steeles Avenue East Bridge study.The pedestrian bridges east and west of the proposed rail bridge would be covered. A traffic management plan will be developed to m aintain two lanes of traffic in either direction on Steeles at all times and to maintain access to businesses during construction, the city says.

The city expects to award a construction contract this fall, and to start work next spring or summer. The entire project should be completed in 2020.

Wishing Well Players is presenting its 50th production, Hello You Must Be Going, a one act comedy, on April 1, 7 and 8.

The group was formed in 1979 and its newest play is about a novelist and her assistant who are renting a house in the Bahamas to work on their latest book when unexpected guests arrive, looking for a free holiday.

The characters cannot continue their work and devise a plan to get rid of their visitors by pretending to be drunk and disorderly.

The cast includes: Haley Brown as the author, Barb McDermott as her assistant, Sarah Brown as their neighbour, Barb Johnson and Nancy Crabb as the unexpected guests, Elaine Brown as a magazine interviewer and Liz McMulkin as the maid.

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Liz McMulkin (left), Haley Brown and Barb McDermott perform in a scene from the Wishing Well Players’ production of, ’Hello You Must Be Going’, running at St. John’s United Church April 1, 7 and 8.

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Lease expiring, but Birkdale Residence’s fate uncertain Toronto Council prepared to expropriate Ellesmere Road land MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com With days to go until its lease expired, talks were said to be continuing on how to save a mid-Scarborough emergency shelter for women and children.

Birkdale Residence has been renting space in an Ellesmere Road building since 1996, and on Jan. 31, Toronto Council authorized the city to expropriate the property, if that’s necessary to keep the shelter running.

Council was told the shelter, housing up to 65 families led by women, enjoys strong community support, but the owner asked the city last August to close Birkdale by Sept. 30.

The owner agreed to ex-

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The Birkdale Residence on Ellesmere Road is a City of Toronto emergency shelter that can accommodate 65 women-led families. tend the lease to March 31 but increased the rent to $125,000 a month.

Earlier this year, it appeared "unlikely" a satisfactory deal could be made to extend the lease, and though a sale to the city was possible, a report noted, "the owner anticipates being able to receive a higher price elsewhere."

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Centre Councillor Michael Thompson said the shelter is an "extremely important" refuge for women and children, and he’s heard discussions on its future are continuing.

Thompson said he was hopeful the lease can be extended but added the city is willing to use expropriation to buy the property at market value.

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An elderly man’s death in their neighbourhood has residents wondering why Toronto police don’t ask community groups to help find missing people.

Members of Rosewood Taxpayers’ Association say police were in their North Scarborough area searching for Shou Ren Luo, 84, but few residents knew until it was too late.

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ing the night of March 15 near Brimley Road and Finch Avenue East. Police asked for help finding him several times on Twitter, then reported he was "located" on March 19 and thanked the public "for their assistance."

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SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM HOME Extremely large detached home. Gorgeous family room. Separate formal dining room. Spacious eatin kitchen with walk-out and opening to living rm.

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DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com Ottawa’s announced child care funding in the 2017 budget - though not enough to fix Toronto’s daycare crisis - creates an opportunity that the city must seize, Beaches-East York Coun. Janet Davis said.

"We have to be there now and seize the opportunity," the vocal advocate for child care said.

"Right now, we are experiencing a crisis that needs to be addressed because of the shortage of spaces and the high cost of these services. We need action now.

Toronto families need action now."

This year’s federal budget allocates $500 million toward a national child

care program that works with the provinces and territories to address affordability, accessibility, inclusivity and flexibility.

The funding is set to rise slowly year over year until it starts ramping up faster by 2022 or 2023, and reaching $870 million per year by 2026 or 2027.

Jane Mercer of the Toronto Coalition for Child Care calls the Liberal government’s budget good news, but the money could be coming faster.

"It’s not coming quite as fast as we’d like, because parents are desperately waiting for child care in Toronto and more affordable child care," she said.

She hopes Ottawa and the province can start flowing significant money to the city to create child care

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Ottawa’s announced child care funding in the 2017 budget creates an opportunity that the city must seize, Beaches-East York Councillor Janet Davis says. spaces and subsidies.

By Coun. Davis’ calculation, by the 10th year of the federal funding, Toronto

could see about $65 million per year of the $870 million announced, which could create 6,500 spaces.

Federal funding alone won’t be enough to fix the problem, Davis said. In Toronto, more than 18,000

children are waiting on a subsidy and there is a shortage of licensed child care spaces.

Davis calls on the province and the city to join Ottawa at the table to both plan and fund a "made-inToronto" strategy that is sustained for expanding child care. She said capital money, operating money and subsidies are needed to create a system that serves all families.

"Child care is critical to the healthy development of young children and the financial well-being of families, and the economic vitality of this city."

Toronto’s Community Development and Recreation Committee will consider a city staff report on growing child care at its April 13 meeting.

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I get it. Everyone involved wants more money.

Join the club. But where were these questions of its value when the proposed 25-stop LRT plan for Scarborough morphed into a one-stop subway?

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Scarborough Feral Feeders is a group of volunteers that feed and care for homeless cats in central Scarborough. t We are looking for New Feeders to join our group. s Your commitment would be 2 - 3 hours one day per week s You require a vehicle to carry food and water to 14 stations s Dry food is provided, if you like, wet food is your treat s Our cats are sweet and wonderful and most have names

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Much loved grandmother to Eric Kuebler and Andrew (Stacey) Kuebler.

Great-Grandmother to Nathan and Benjamin Kuebler.

Beloved sister to Victor MacLeod (Christel Neumann) and Mildred Stuparyk. Marion was predeceased by her siblings; Garfield, Patricia, Donny, Beatrice, Ruth, Cecil, Charlie, Dot (Dorothy) and by John. In keeping with Mrs. Kuebler’s wishes, cremation has taken place.

A gathering for family and friends to celebrate Marion’s life will be held in the chapel of the CavillTurner Funeral Home in Gravenhurst on Saturday, March 25, 2017 at 1:00 p. m. with visitation one hour prior to service time. In lieu of flowers, if so desired, donations in memory of Marion maybe directed to the Alzheimer’s Society of Muskoka. The Kuebler family would sincerely like to thank the staff and doctors at Muskoka Shores for the loving care and attention Marion received during her stay.

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