The Treasure of Stella Bay - Jordan, Doug
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The Treasure of Stella Bay, Doug Jordan's latest opus, is a work of fiction, sort of a Tom Sawyer, but set 100 years later in 1960 rather than 1860, and Stella Ontario, rather than Hannibal Missouri. It is the story of a 11-12 year old boy, Alex Jorgenson, who struggles to come to terms with a new home, new school, new friends and a special girl, and finds the courage to confront his bullies, and his insecurities, and discover the treasure of Stella Bay. This is a book for all ages, youths to folks who were in their youth during the early '60s.

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The Treasure of Stella Bay, Doug Jordan's latest opus, is a work of fiction, sort of a Tom Sawyer, but set 100 years later in 1960 rather than 1860, and Stella Ontario, rather than Hannibal Missouri. It is the story of a 11-12 year old boy, Alex Jorgenson, who struggles to come to terms with a new home, new school, new friends and a special girl, and finds the courage to confront his bullies, and his insecurities, and discover the treasure of Stella Bay. This is a book for all ages, youths to folks who were in their youth during the early '60s.
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A teacher for over twenty-nine years, Doug Jordan, B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., L.L.B., also practiced law for a few years before returning full time to his students, whom he found a great deal more interesting than his legal practice. A life-long writing enthusiast, he was an editor of the Brandon University Newspaper during his time there, and wrote and published a short book about outdoor survival. He also won first place for the Local Canadian Author's Competition for his short story, "The Man Who Was Afraid of Bridges." In 2000, he and two other authors established The Writers' Collective to support up-and-coming writers in Winnipeg. Doug has been living with Parkinson's Disease since 2011. The struggles he has faced, paired with the grief of losing his beloved wife to cancer in 2019, and trying to press on, have helped him to bring his heart to his writing. Now, none of his experiences will be forgotten. Doug lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, close to his three children and four grandchildren. In the Summer of 2020, Doug reconnected with a former student he hadn't seen in over forty years. Sidney Shapira, B.A., B.ED. had followed in Doug's footsteps, becoming a teacher, consultant, and principal, before retiring and pursuing his love of photography. The photos in this book are the product of that pursuit, and the project management and editorial skills he gained in his professional experience were invaluable to Doug as they worked together to bring this book to fruition. Sidney Shapira also lives in Winnipeg, with his wife Denise Belanger. The pair have one son who lives nearby.