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Valley East Today Weekly Online News Magazine is published
and distributed every Tuesday to thousands of people, most of whom
reside in Valley East, Capreol, and the Greater Sudbury Area. THIS
IS A FREE PUBLICATION. |
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Last Day of School Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony A Significant Moment In The History of Valley
View Public School
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It's been over
20 years since the Rainbow District School Board built a new
school in the community of Valley East, but in September 2007
over 500 students will walk into a new French Immersion School
which is being built on the site of the current Valley View
Public School on Valley View Road in Val Caron.
On the last
day of school, June 29, 2006, officials from the school board
attended a ribbon cutting ceremony to launch the construction
project. Shown in the photo above is Sara Fowler, a young girl
from Grade 8 who was chosen by Principal Paul Dupont to
represent the student body. As Sara cut the ribbon, Board
Chair Dena Morrison on the left, and Board Director, Jean
Hanson watched.
"The
construction of a new school will have a positive impact on
learning and will benefit students in the area over the long
term," said Morrison. "The age of the existing
schools, coupled with the large amount of capital required to
renew the facilities, made building new the best option for
this expanding community."
In a public
press release, it was pointed out that the new school will be
barrier-free and have space for lower class sizes in the
primary grades as well as physical education, instrumental
music, visual arts, computer technology, a library and special
education. There will also be space for a before and after
school program and a full daycare in response to community
needs. The school has the potential to be an early learning
and care hub for Valley East. In addition, the playground area
will have zoned environments to accommodate various age
groups. The new school
will offer programs in French Immersion from JK to Grade 8.
Projected enrolment for September 2007 is just under 500
students. Val Caron Public School will close in June 2007.
The Rainbow
District School Board is the largest school board in Northern
Ontario with 16,000 students in 40 elementary and 9 secondary
schools in Sudbury, Espanola and Manitoulin.
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- Last Day of School Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony A Significant Moment In The History of Valley
View Public School
- It Was A Morning That All Students
From Val Caron and Valley View Public Schools Will Always Remember
- You
Could Win Millions In The “Keep The Spirit Alive Campaign”
- Masciangelo Motors Practices A Whole New
Approach To The Selling of Pre-Owned Vehicles
- Robert Kirwan Explains Why He Is
Running For Council
- Caroline Provides Inspirational
Messages That Unite and Inspire
- Rogers Tower Update
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- Building A Strong And Productive Life
is Simple...by Robert Kirwan
- Free Bus Transportation To Be
Provided From Capreol To Desjardins' Food Basics Twice A Month
Beginning July 11
- Valley East Lions Charity Days -
Check Out The Vision Paper July 5
- The Name Says It All When It Comes To
Harley-Davidson Footwear
- "The
'Welcome Home Gift Basket' Is Our Way of Saying Thank You For
Choosing Valley East As A Place To Live"
- FANTASTIC
FLOORS Provides More Than Just Product
- Kin Club of
Valley East Thank The Public For Supporting Them By Providing Record Sales
Totals On July 1 Weekend
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
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- Lifeguard Team At
Kalmo Beach in Val Caron Takes Pride In What They Do
- Valley East Youth Centre Opens July 7 With Hope For A Long,
Bright Future
- Myrna Young Plans On Making The
2006 Mini-Masters One Of The Best Ever At The Valley Family Golf
Centre
- Nicole Brunet of
Beswick Denture Clinic Provides Readers With Excellent Advice On Combating
Bad Breath
- Robert Kirwan Finds Election Campaign No Different From
His
Normal
Routine
- What
Happened To The Playground Equipment At Valley Acres Playground?
- Keep Memories Alive By Simple Process of Transferring
8mm Film to DVD Is a Specialty of Ron Gladu Photos
- GREATER SUDBURY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
TD Summer Reading Club
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| It Was A Morning That All Students
From Val Caron and Valley View Public Schools Will Always Remember |
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The 328 Grades 2 to 8 students from Valley View Public School rose to sing
their school song, while the 166 JK to Grade 1 students from Val Caron
Public School sat on the floor and listened during the special
ribbon-cutting ceremony which was held at Valley View Public School on
June 29, 2006. (see the story above). The students assembled in the Valley
View Public School gymnasium for the event.
The current state of the two schools made it necessary for the Rainbow
District School Board to decide it was time to build their first new
school in Valley East in over 20 years.
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Val Caron Public School was built in 1940. The
building has a capacity for 141 students, but there are currently
166 students enrolled in the school. Enrolment has been predicted to
exceed 156 students by the 2009-2010 school year. It has a portable
gym and the former gym space is now being used as a classroom. There
is no space for a library, special education resource room, computer
lab or in-class washroom facilities for Junior and Senior
Kindergarten students. There is no space to implement smaller class
sizes in the primary grades and there is no space to consider a day
care or any other form of community use. The property does not allow
for expansion and maintenance costs at the school are estimated to
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Valley View Public School was built in 1961. The
building is rated for 305 students, but there are currently 328
students at the school. Enrolment has been projected to exceed 350
students by the 2009-2010 school year. There is no library at the
school or space for a special education resource room, instrumental
music and visual arts program or computer lab. The current gym is
not ideal and there is no space to implement smaller class sizes in
the primary grades. The current building is not accessible. There is
no space for a day care or for community use. There is room for
expansion on the current site of Valley View Public School and
maintenance costs at the school were expected to be close to $2
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After taking into account all of the above information, the Rainbow
District School Board decided it would be best to construct a brand new,
$15 million state-of-the art facility on the existing site of Valley View
Public School. Based on the anticipated growth of the community of Valley
East, it was likely a decision that couldn't be put off any longer. Each
of the other three school boards have all completed major capital
expansion projects within the past five years in this community.
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VALLEY EAST MENS' SLO PITCH
Each week during the 2006 season, Brian Beaupre will be providing us
with up-to-date standings from the Valley East Mens' Slo Pitch
League. You will be able to open up the standings in a WORD DOCUMENT
and save them to your own computer if you wish. We appreciate
Brian's efforts in providing us with this important service.
CLICK
HERE FOR THE STANDINGS AS OF JULY 3, 2006 ANNUAL
MEN'S SLO PITCH TOURNAMENT
JULY 7, 8 & 9
CENTENNIAL SPORTS COMPLEX |
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MIXED SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT JULY 14
- 16
The Valley East Mixed Slo-Pitch Association is hosting an SPN Molson
Qualifying Mixed Tournament the weekend of July 14 to 16 at the
Centennial Arena Complex. The entry fee is $300 plus your SPN
registration of $55 if your team is not already registered with the
provincial association. You will play 3 to 5 games during the
weekend. If you are interested in registering for this event,
contact one of the following: |
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Scott Bolger
693-3440 |
Jeanine Bolger
897-0306 |
Keith McLeod
969-5063 |
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| The Valley East Mixed Slo-Pitch League plays at the
Centennial Arena Complex every Sunday afternoon beginning at 4:30
p.m. There are sixteen teams playing at both the recreation and
competitive levels. Residents are invited to come out any Sunday and
watch the action. New players are always welcome. If you want
information about the league, contact the League President, Keith
McLeod at 969-5063. |
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Could Win Millions In The “Keep The Spirit Alive Campaign”
All
You Have To Do Is Register To Receive Valley East Today Every
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Would you like to have a chance
to win millions of dollars? Would you like to have a chance to
win valuable other prize packages from area merchants? Well
you can have that chance right now, and all you have to do is
help spread the message that
Valley East
is a great place to live!
Three
community-minded local businessmen have teamed up to begin a “Keep The
Spirit Alive Campaign” and they are inviting all residents to help them
spread the message that
Valley East
is a great place in which to live!
From
left to right in the photo: Mike Lemieux, owner of Hanmer Home Hardware,
Robert Kirwan, Publisher of the Valley East Today Community Web Site, and
Ken Desjardins of Desjardins’ Food Basics announced the launch of the
campaign during a press conference which was held at the Hanmer Valley
Shopping Centre last week.
In
explaining the purpose of the initiative, Kirwan explained, “We want to
let everyone know that
Valley East
is a town where you can still find that “old style community spirit”
mixed with a modern lifestyle that fits right in with the 21st
Century. There are a lot of good things happening in
Valley East
and it is about time that the rest of the people in the City of
Greater Sudbury
knew about it. Furthermore, it is also time to let the rest of the
province know that if anyone is looking for a place to live and raise a
family, or a place to retire within the City of
Greater Sudbury
, they need look no further than
Valley East
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In order to help get
this message out to the rest of the “world” the people of
Valley East
are being asked to take part in a massive communication strategy using the
power of the internet.
Everyone participating in this campaign
will have a chance to win a “Grand Prize” consisting of 100 Lotto 649
tickets for the New Year’s Eve Draw on
December 31, 2006
. What a way to celebrate the New Year by winning the big prize with one
of those tickets!
Runners
up will receive other valuable prizes, including “two” mountain bikes
donated by Hanmer Home Hardware, $300 in groceries from Desjardins’ Food
Basics, plus more prizes from other local merchants which will be
announced in the coming weeks!
In
order to qualify for these prizes, all you have to do is register to
receive the Valley East Today Weekly Online News Magazine. Every month
from July until the end of December, ten names will be drawn at random
from all of the people registered to receive the publication. Those ten
people will qualify for our final draw which will be held on Christmas
Eve. The winners will be announced in the December 26 issue of Valley East
Today!
Once
you register, the Valley East Today Online Weekly News Magazine, which is
currently being received by over 2000 people, will be sent directly to
your email address every Tuesday. Not
only will you qualify to win the 100 Lotto 649 tickets or other runner up
prizes, but more importantly, you can help us “Keep
the Spirit Alive” by forwarding Valley East Today to everyone on your
own personal mailing list. By using the power of the internet, we can let
tens of thousands of people know about
Valley East
every week.
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| Masciangelo Motors Practices A Whole New
Approach To The Selling of Pre-Owned Vehicles |
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When you ask Jeff Masciangelo, shown on the right in the photo,
how he likes his job as a "Used Car Salesman", he very quickly
points out that he has never been a "used car salesman" and has
never once considered himself as a salesman.
"I don't have the personality to be a 'salesman'," Jeff
commented. "I am not a hustler, and I could never sell a car to a
person just so that I could make a bigger commission."
What Jeff, and his father, Ron, shown on the left in the photo, have become through Masciangelo Motors,
are Independent Vehicle Agents for a growing number of clients who seek
their services whenever they are looking for a pre-owned vehicle.
THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE
PROCESS.....
Whenever a person visits Masciangelo Motors for the first time, they
are immediately impressed by the process that is followed by Jeff and Ron.
Certainly, Jeff and Ron will take you on a tour of the show room and
the lot to give you an idea of the kinds of vehicles they have on site,
but what they really want to do is discuss your particular situation and
the kind of car or truck that you need. Once they know the type of vehicle
that will suit those needs, and they get an idea of the kind of money you
are willing to spend, Jeff and Ron then go to work finding you a vehicle
that will meet, or most often, exceed your expectations.
USING THE POWER OF THE
INTERNET.....
Masciangelo Motors belongs to the Online Vehicle Exchange. This is a
web site that allows them to take part in "live auctions" that
are going on all over North America. For example, in the photo above, Jeff
is logging on to the Online Vehicle Exchange Home Page where he can see
all of the auctions that are scheduled for any particular day. He can see
which ones are being "simulcast live" and can log on and take
part in the auction right from his office. He can "bid" on cars
and trucks just as if he was right there at the auction.
This means that he can "search" for a vehicle that will match
your needs. Usually he will find dozens, if not hundreds of matches that
have been registered for auctions. Careful investigation of the list will
then allow him to determine which of the matches will be the best buys,
and then he usually has one of two choices.
WAIT FOR THE AUCTION OR BUY
NOW.....
Part of the web site contains a 'Dealer Exchange' that runs much the
same as E-Bay. Vehicles are put on the site for a total of 14 days and
dealers have an opportunity to place their bids. At the end of the 14 day
period, the dealer with the highest bid gets the vehicle. However, in some
cases, the "Buy Now" price is reasonable and if the vehicle is
exactly what Jeff or Ron are looking for, they will make an immediate
purchase and have the vehicle delivered right away.
ONLY LOW MILEAGE -
LATE MODEL VEHICLES.....
"There are great deals out there if you are willing to take the
time to search for them," explained Jeff. "We only buy late
model, low mileage vehicles. That way we know that our customer will be
satisfied and will turn into a long-lasting 'client' who will return to us
for service whenever they need a car or truck. We don't just want to make
a single-sale. We want to develop a lasting relationship.
"We like to purchase our everyday cars and trucks from
Ontario," added Jeff. "There are so many vehicles being
auctioned off every week in Ontario that we can usually find any kind of
vehicle you are looking for. The advantage of buying in Ontario is that we
can get your vehicle delivered within four days or less"
Jeff explained, "We usually purchase our Classic Cars and
Specialty Vehicles from the United States, so it takes a lot longer to get
them here, but it's always worth the wait."
MANHEIM
GUARANTEE.....
Whenever Jeff or Ron purchase a vehicle over the internet, they pay an
extra surcharge to get something called a "Manheim Guarantee".
This is like having your own mechanic at the auction. A complete
inspection and subsequent report is provided to the dealer who then has 48
hours after delivery to return the vehicle without obligation or charge if
there are any surprises.
RON STILL LIKES TO BE AT THE AUCTION.....
Ron Masciangelo is still from the old school when it comes to buying
vehicles, so whenever possible he will go to the auction himself if he
knows there are vehicles that he is looking for. This allows him to see
the car or truck himself, but it also allows him to save on delivery and
stocking fees if he can drive them back instead of having to hire the
auction company to deliver the vehicles.
Nevertheless, Ron is absolutely amazed at how the internet has made it
so easy to come up with fantastic deals for his "clients" that
would in the past been extremely difficult to find.
TRY IT OUT!
If you are in the market for another vehicle, Ron and Jeff invite you
to stop in and talk to them. They won't try to sell you a car. But they
will try to find out what you are looking for and help you decide what
kind and type of vehicle will be best for your needs. They will then
determine exactly what you feel you can afford to spend on a vehicle and
will find you several options that may surprise you.
"We've had people come in to see us who were convinced that they
wanted to buy a new car or truck. When they see what we can come up with
for the same amount of money that they were willing to spend on a new
vehicle, many change their mind. You can usually be driving a much better
quality two or three year old vehicle with low mileage and plenty of
options that will give you much more satisfaction that a newer, less
expensive vehicle," concluded Jeff. "Just come in and talk to
us. It certainly won't hurt, and like I said before, I am not a hustler,
so don't expect me to try to sell you a car or truck that I know isn't
good for you just to make a sale. We will only sell you a vehicle from
Masciangelo Motors if both of us are going to be happy with the results.
That is our promise."
You can find out much more by visiting the Masciangelo Motors
web site at www.masciangelomotors.com |
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Community Groups & Organizations;
Churches; Schools - Are All Are Invited To Use Mall Facilities Free Of
Charge To Raise Money and Promote Their Activities
The Marymount Academy Travelling Group is just
one of the many groups and organizations that
take advantage of an open invitation by the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
to use its facilities to promote their activities and raise money through
fund raisers such as car washes, penny tables, raffle sales and bake
tables. There is absolutely no charge for the use of the facilities and
the mall even provides tables, chairs and other material to help the
groups. The owners of the mall, Val and Violet Mazzuca, have been strong
supporters of Valley East and Capreol and will bend over backwards to help
out in any way they can. If you or your group would like more information
about using the mall, simply contact the Director of Marketing
& Public Relations, Robert Kirwan at 524-7006. |
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Roger's Tower Update
A good source has told Valley East Today that the Roger's Cell
Tower should be operational by the end of the summer.
Apparently the company has been having difficulties with the
contractor and this has put the project behind schedule. |
Centennial Year
Book...
The Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes wants to prepare an
historical document for centennial year. We are inviting
anyone with pictures and stories to tell to contact Josée
Lapalme at 675-1151 ext. 5100. |
Moonlight Bowl
For The Grotto...
Come one and all! A fundraiser is being held by the
youth group at The Grotto of Lourdes Shrine.
Friday, August 11th, there will be a moonlight bowl at
9 p.m.
at Plaza Bowl in
Sudbury
. Tickets are 10$ a person
and prizes will be given throughout the evening. The
youth are also challenging the adults to come out in great
numbers. For more information or to purchase tickets,
please call Christiane at 673-3961. It is sure to be a
great time!
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Easter
Seals Kids Golf...
The Michelle Tonner Ladies Golf Tournament
in support of Easter Seals Kids will be held at the Clearview
Golf Course on Thursday, July 20. Registration is from 11:00
a.m. to 12 noon. The tournament is a four ball scramble.
Several interesting event sponsors have been arranged. There
will be wine and chocolate tasting on some holes as well as
mini-manicures on another. Each participant will be eligible
to enter the draw for the door prize which is a golf getaway
to Stonegate Inn in Orillia. There are two hole-in-one
contests sponsored by Richard Tasse and Sears Travel. If you
are interested in the tournament, contact Nicky at 566-8828
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Feature Articles Table of Contents... |
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July 4, 2006 |
- Last Day of School Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony A Significant Moment In The History of Valley
View Public School
- It Was A Morning That All Students
From Val Caron and Valley View Public Schools Will Always Remember
- You
Could Win Millions In The “Keep The Spirit Alive Campaign”
- Masciangelo Motors Practices A Whole New
Approach To The Selling of Pre-Owned Vehicles
- Robert Kirwan Explains Why He Is
Running For Council
- Caroline Provides Inspirational
Messages That Unite and Inspire
- Rogers Tower Update
- Building A Strong And Productive Life
is Simple...by Robert Kirwan
- Free Bus Transportation To Be
Provided From Capreol To Desjardins' Food Basics Twice A Month
Beginning July 11
- Valley East Lions Charity Days -
Check Out The Vision Paper July 5
- The Name Says It All When It Comes To
Harley-Davidson Footwear
- "The
'Welcome Home Gift Basket' Is Our Way of Saying Thank You For
Choosing Valley East As A Place To Live"
- FANTASTIC
FLOORS Provides More Than Just Product
- Kin Club of
Valley East Thank The Public For Supporting Them By Providing Record Sales
Totals On July 1 Weekend
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- Lifeguard Team At
Kalmo Beach in Val Caron Takes Pride In What They Do
- Valley East Youth Centre Opens July 7 With Hope For A Long,
Bright Future
- Myrna Young Plans On Making The
2006 Mini-Masters One Of The Best Ever At The Valley Family Golf
Centre
- Nicole Brunet of
Beswick Denture Clinic Provides Readers With Excellent Advice On Combating
Bad Breath
- Robert Kirwan Finds Election Campaign No Different From
His
Normal
Routine
- What
Happened To The Playground Equipment At Valley Acres Playground?
- Keep Memories Alive By Simple Process of Transferring
8mm Film to DVD Is a Specialty of Ron Gladu Photos
- GREATER SUDBURY
PUBLIC LIBRARY TD Summer Reading Club
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June
27, 2006 |
- Val Therese Man Wins
"Ticket To Ride" Contest And Takes Home $29,000
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
- 350 Couples Celebrate Over 15,000
Years of Marriage In North Bay
- FANTASTIC
FLOORS Introduces Quality ‘Roll Ends’ At The Best Prices In The
City!
- Kin Club of
Valley East Will Once Again Be Selling Fireworks For Canada Day At
The Mall
- Masciangelo
Motors Changing Appearance of Lot To Provide More Space To Display
On-Site Vehicles
- Coach
Dan Ross Writes About The "Dream Season" For Bran-Kor
Midgets
- Buying A Purse Is Not An Easy
Decision Today - Just Ask Laurna
- Jean
Beaupre Strikes Gold In The Hills At Clearview
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- Valley East Youth Centre Opens July 7 With Hope For A Long,
Bright Future
- Grade 3 & 4 Students From
Ecole Notre Dame de L'Esperance Introduced To Golf
- Nicole Brunet of
Beswick Denture Clinic Provides Readers With Excellent Advice On Combating
Bad Breath
- Former
Easter Seal Ambassador Doesn’t Let Her Physical Disability Affect
Her Attitude
- With New Border
Requirements On The Horizon Many People Travelling To The United States
May Soon Need
Passports
- GREATER SUDBURY
PUBLIC LIBRARY TD Summer Reading Club
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June
20, 2006 |
- Junior Golf League Starts
Thursday At Whistling Winds Golf Course
- 9th
Annual Dystonia Walk In Valley East Raises Valuable Funds For Research
- Valley East Lions Club
Officially Opens Storage Building To Complete Re-Construction of
Lions' Den
- Madam Charette's Grade 3/4 Class
Enjoys Sub Party For Participating In Mothers' Day Card Contest
- Witnesses
thrilled with response to convention
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13, 2006 |
- Valley
East Ladies' Slo-Pitch League Has Bright Future
- The
Campeau Family Is A True Example Of What Community Is All About In
Valley East
- Club Optimiste de Vallee Holds
Another Successful Golf Tournament In Valley East With 73
Participants
- Grade 4/5 Class From Redwood Acres
Enjoys Pizza Party For Participating in Mothers' Day Card Display
- Young Student
Creates Historical Display Honouring The Mazzuca Family
- Marymount Academy
Travelling Group Hosts Penny Table & Bake Sale At
the Mall
- St. Kevin's Parish
Holds Its Annual Family Fun Day
- Housing Market Is Strong In Greater Sudbury
Area
- Not All Full-Time Laurentian
University Students Happy About Having To Pay $135 For Transit System Pass This
Fall
- City Council Urged To Ban Cosmetic Use of
Pesticides
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June
6, 2006 |
- Vic Whissell To
Coach Carter McDavid During Summer Months
- Korbin Thibault Hopes To Make
Baby Boy A Household Name
- Valley East Waves Excel In The Pool This Past Season
- Mosquitoes: Don't let them ruin your outdoor activities
- Therese Campeau is winner of May Customer Appreciation
Contest
- Local Residents Looking For Assistance In Finding
Meaningful Employment Now Have Easier Access To Job Connect /
Connexion Emploi
- Valley East Waves Host First Car Wash At The Hanmer Valley
Shopping Centre on Saturday, June 3, 2006
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May
30, 2006 |
- It’s
Time To Bring Out The Bats & Gloves And “Play Ball”
- Kin Club of
Valley East Still Optimistic About Their Mission Despite Break In
During Victoria Weekend Holiday
- Ontario Metis
Aboriginal Association Conducts Free Blood Glucose
Screening Clinic
- Healthy Babies -
Health Children By Helping Young Mothers Before & After Birth
- Young
Friends Take Part In Relay For Life Project To Stay Together
During Post-Secondary Years
- Windows In Time
Section Of Valley East Today Community Web Site Brings Back
Fond Memories
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May
23, 2006 |
- Announcement of First Annual
Lions Club of Valley East Charity Days Receiving Great
Response From Local Residents
- ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING OF
SHOOTING STAR DAY CARE
GARDENIA ETOILE FILANTE Will Be Held
May 29, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. at The
Valley East Public Library
- A Special Thank You
To The General Public From Lizette Gascon
- Chevaliers du Columb / Knights of Columbus Council
#5005
- Co-op Education Program At Bishop Alexander Carter Catholic
Secondary School Provides Valuable Real-Life Experience for
Students
- Kin Club of
Valley East
Holds Annual Fireworks
Sale
To Raise Funds For Community
Projects
- Grotto
Association Announces Winners of Mothers' Day Raffle Draw
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MAKE SURE YOU TAKE TIME TO VISIT THE VALLEY
EAST TODAY COMMUNITY WEB SITE AT www.valleyeasttoday.ca
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