From the Wed., June 23, 1999 issue of Kingston This Week, Kingston,
Ontario, Canada:

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CHARTRAND, Edward Leonard
Suddenly on Monday, June 14, 1999 at age 19, Edward (Eddie).  Dear son of
Margaret and th late Bernardin (Bernie) Chartrand.  Loving brother of
Elizabeth and Charlene (Marben) and Richard Reynolds (Barry).  Edward also
leaves behind his grandparents May and Garnett Lake.  Predeceased by
grandparents Yvonne and Auguste Chartrand.  Missed by his loving girlfriend
Wendy Hagarty, his aunts, uncles and many friends.  Family and friends were
received at the Central Chapel of Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Homes, 49
Colborne St. (at Clergy) on Thursday evening and Friday.  Mass of Christian
Burial was held in St. Joseph's Church, Palace Road, on Saturday, June
19th, 1999.  Cremation

IN THE CARE OF GORDON F. TOMPKINS FUNERAL HOMES, CENTRAL CHAPEL, 546-5454

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This is the same unfortunate and foolish boy who was killed by knocking
himself unconscious to the point of brain damage, then drowned when he
jumped off a cliff of a quarry used as a swimming hole.  There is now a
plastic snowfence encircling the quarry on the road side, and heavy
equipment was used to break down that side of the cliff so that it is now a
45 degree slope to the edge of the  water.  No one will be able to repeat
what he did.  The family is suing the city over not maintaining the bylaws
regarding this issue.  The confusion arose when the township containing the
quarry had had a lax attitude but also had the bylaws, was amalgamated with
the old city.  It's a real mess and going to cost plenty.  Most of any
settlement will likely end up in the lawyers' pockets, with the taxpayer
footing the bill for the stupid unthinking action of someone old enough to
know better.