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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2006 |
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Valley East's John
Rodriguez Takes Aim At Mayor's Position As Municipal
Election Looms Large In The Minds Of Local Residents |
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November 13, 2006 will be a very important day in the history of the City of
Greater Sudbury. On that day, residents will head to the polls to elect a
Municipal Council that will change the future of this region. The next four
years will be seen as a tremendous 'transition period' which will either
boost the City of Greater Sudbury to a whole new level as a city or it will
result in a further deterioration of the amalgamation process which has left
us in a state of confusion and uncertainty.
John Rodriguez is considered a front-runner and perhaps the early
favourite for the position of Mayor. Incumbent, David Courtemanche and Lynne
Reynolds, a current member of city council, are the other two who are in the
thick of the race. Four others, David Chevrier, Marc Crockford, Ed
Pokonzie and David Popescu are official candidates for the Mayor's spot, but
none of these have much of a chance of winning the election.
Because of the tremendous criticism the current council has received in
the past couple of years, and John Rodriguez represents himself as a
credible candidate from the "outlying communities", John, who
resides in Ward 6, is being looked upon as the one person who can "make
the amalgamation" work both for the former City of Sudbury and the
"outlying communities" such as Valley East, Rayside Balfour,
Walden, and Capreol. For this reason, he has an excellent chance of being
sworn in as Mayor when the ballots are counted.
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the citizens of Greater Sudbury:
I have given considerable thought in making my
decision to run for Mayor. I would like to share these thoughts with
you.
In the 1970’s this community was known as a
“mining town.” INCO began a huge downsizing that troubled all of
us. The spirit of this community rose to this challenge and turned it
into opportunity.
Sudbury
became more than a mining town. It became a centre of excellence in
mining technology and research. The
efforts of many Sudburians turned a barren landscape into a
“greening” phenomenon, winning international recognition and
awards. The community surged forward in its rightful role as the
Northeastern Ontario Regional Centre for Health, Education and
Commerce.
Today this community stands at another crossroad.
The mining industry is experiencing another change with large mergers
of foreign investment in our community. We have a choice; to remain as
we are while accepting the status quo dictated by market influences or
to build on our strengths and let our voice be heard to become an even
Greater City of
Sudbury
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I have served this community as Federal MP for 19
years. I know how the
“systems work”. In this role I have demonstrated leadership and
gotten results that have benefited this community.
I understand that the City of Greater Sudbury
is made up of many communities, rich in history and culture. Each
community contributes substantially to the economic and social fabric
of the whole city.
I believe that the role of an effective
Mayor is about unifying people to make the right decisions for
the right reasons while recognizing and respecting their differences.
Right decisions
result in:
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Accountable
spending; Fair taxes
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Business growth;
Job growth,
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Fair
representation; Respect for Issues
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Experience,
Leadership and Unity are required to achieve right decisions.
I ask for your support on November 13.
With your vote I am committed to make
Sudbury
an even
greater city.
Sincerely,
John
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Valley East & Capreol Have
Opportunity For Plenty of Influence At City Hall For The Next Four
Years |
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All of the candidates for Municipal Council have now been registered and
the election campaign should begin to heat up in the next couple of weeks.
Of particular interest to the residents of Valley East are the candidates
for Wards 5, 6 and 7. In addition, as you can see from the article above,
Ward 6 is also home to one of the front-running candidates for the
position of Mayor. The breakdown of candidates for the Ward Councillors is
as follows:
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WARD 5
Val Caron, Blezard Valley, McRea Heights & Cambrian Heights |
WARD 6
Hanmer &
Val Therese |
WARD 7
Capreol &
Garson |
Ron Dupuis
Louise Portelance
Yvan Robert |
Robert Kirwan
Henri Lagrandeur
Andre Rivest |
Dave Kilgour
Russ Thompson |
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At the time of publication of this issue of Valley East Today, only John
Rodriguez and Robert Kirwan had provided the general public with any
information about their respective positions on issues of importance to
local residents. Robert Kirwan, the publisher of Valley East Today has a
comprehensive web site which can be found at www.kirwan.ca
and he has been on the cover of The Vision Paper on a total of twelve (12)
occasions since announcing his intention to run in April. Several signs
have been erected in the community, but for the most part, very little has
been said by the other candidates. It is expected that information will be
forthcoming very shortly.
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SIGNS OF THE UPCOMING ELECTION
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Over the next several weeks residents will be seeing signs like the above
springing up all over the community. Because of the importance of these
elections, Valley East Today urges all residents to actively seek out
information on all of the candidates prior to November 13. A name means
nothing unless you know what that name stands for. Anyone can register for
the election and put up a bunch of signs. However, since the 2006
Municipal Election is going to MAKE OR BREAK the City of Greater Sudbury,
we urge everyone to take advantage of every opportunity to find out as
much as you can about all of your candidates before the election. Then,
make sure you take a half hour out of your day and VOTE for the best
person for the job.
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Robert Kirwan Makes It Very Clear...
“I Am Not A
Politician!
I’m A Civil Advocate Working For The People Who Live In Ward 6,
Hanmer & Val Therese”
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Candidate for Councillor
Ward 6: Hanmer & Val Therese |
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When the people living in Ward 6, Hanmer and Val Therese cast their
votes for Councillor on
November 13, 2006
, they will be making a very serious decision about the kind of person
they want to represent their best interests at City Hall for the next four
years. There won’t be much difference between the candidates with
respect to their positions on the major issues facing this part of the
City of
Greater Sudbury
. All of the candidates are going to say that they will work hard to get
improved roads; lower taxes; better snowplowing; a new highway coming from
New Sudbury to Hanmer; a referendum on de-amalgamation to determine the
true will of the people; better police protection; better transit services
to subdivisions; more development; more day care; more senior apartments;
better recreational facilities and playgrounds; and the list goes on.
WHO HAS THE BEST CHANCE OF GETTING THE JOB DONE? is the big
question that will be on the minds of all voters come November 13. People
don’t care who has the most signs posted on lawns. They don’t care who
comes around knocking at their door asking for support. They want someone
who will actually be able to go to City Hall and make things happen. They
want someone who can “walk the talk” and represent them well on City
Council.
THE PEOPLE OF WARD 6 NEED A STRONG AND DEVOTED CIVIL ADVOCATE!
That’s right! We don’t need another politician at City Hall. We
don’t want someone who is going to make promises during the election and
then be unable to deliver on those promises for the next four years.
We need someone who is going to be our community representative and
our collective voice at City Hall. We need someone who will have the
ability to defend our rights when it comes to municipal services. We
need someone we can turn to in our time of need to push the right buttons
and work hand-in-hand with other councilors to get what is best for the
people of Ward 6, Hanmer & Val Therese.
ROBERT KIRWAN IS THE KIND OF CIVIL ADVOCATE WE CAN COUNT ON FOR
RESULTS! “I am not a
politician. I did not decide to
put my name forward for the position of Councillor of Ward 6, Hanmer &
Val Therese so that I could be seen at ribbon cutting ceremonies, on
television, or attending other “feel-good” events. I put my name
forward for the position of Councillor of Ward 6, Hanmer & Val Therese
because I have devoted the better part of my life to the promotion and
betterment of
Valley East
for the past 32 years. I taught school here. I am the main writer for The
Vision Paper. I publish a community web site and weekly online News
Magazine called Valley East Today which can be found at www.valleyeasttoday.ca.
I have been involved in just about all sports and community organizations
as my wife and I raised our three sons in Val Therese. I am the marketing
manager for the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre and in that role I work
closely with schools, churches, food banks, organizations. sports groups
and cultural groups to help them provide a better quality of life for
local residents.”
“I
AM ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE on
November 13, 2006
so that I can occupy a position of influence as a Councillor at City Hall
and continue my work on your behalf as a CIVIL
ADVOCATE for the people of Ward 6, Hanmer & Val Therese. Put me at
the table with the rest of the City Councillors and I guarantee I will
make a positive and significance difference in the future of this great
town.”
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Confederation Secondary School Chargers Football Team Playing For
First Place on Wednesday, Oct. 4 |
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Three games into the regular season of play, the
Confederation Secondary School Football Chargers find themselves in a
three way tie for first place with Loellen and St. Benedict. Since they
will not be playing St. Benedict in the regular season, the game on
Wednesday, October 4 at 3:30 p.m. may very well be the biggest game of the
season for the Chargers. The winner may eventually come out as league
champs. The players would love to
see as many people from the community at the field to cheer them on as
well. Football is not something that we get much of a chance to see in
Valley East, but it would be extremely nice if we gave our boys the kind
of boost that they get in small towns in the United States.
The Chargers have been a powerhouse offensively during
their first three games, outscoring their opposition by a score of 105 to
33. The downed Sudbury Secondary School, 34 to 0; Lasalle 35 to 12; and
St. Charles, 36 to 21.
Loellen has outscored their opponents 88 to 20, so it
should be some kind of game on Wednesday.
Of great interest in the game is the match-up against the
two coaches. Loellen's Kevin Ellsworth was the coach at
Confederation until he moved to Loellen two years ago, switching positions
with the current coach, Brandon Dougan. The game preparation and strategic
planning will undoubtedly be tremendous and the fans in attendance should
be in for a real treat!
Game time is 3:30 p.m. at Confederation Secondary School.
Don't miss it!
The complete schedule for the 2006 season for Confederation is as
follows:
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| Friday, September 15 |
Confederation 34
- Sudbury Secondary 0 |
| Friday, September 22 |
Confederation
35 - Lasalle 12 |
| Friday, September 29 |
Confederation
36 - St.
Charles 21 |
| Wednesday, October 4 |
3:30 p.m. at Confederation against Loellen |
| Friday, October 13 |
3:30 p.m. at Confederation against Notre Dame |
| Wednesday, October 18 |
3:30 p.m. at Confederation against Lockerby |
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PLAYOFFS |
Semi-Finals
October 25 to 28 |
The teams will be divided into two divisions for the
playoffs with the top four in one division and the bottom four in
another. Semi-Finals will be played between October 25 and 28 with
the winners advancing to the finals of their respective divisions. |
Finals
Friday, November 3 |
The two final games will be played at Queen's Athletic
Field with the bottom four division meeting at 4:00 p.m. and the
City Championship Game at 7:00 p.m. |
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The
students from Ecole Publique Foyer Jeunesse had a special treat on
Wednesday, September 27. They all assembled outside the main entrance to
take part in the school’s 2nd Annual Terry Fox Walk to raise
money for cancer research. Just prior to the walk, representatives from
each of the divisions were chosen as the winner of a special T-Shirt. They
all posed in front of the Terry Fox silhouette which contained small
photos and class pictures of the students in the school. Grade 6 teacher,
Dan Houle on the far left, and Principal, Lynn Desrosiers on the right,
along with the classroom winners, put the final touches on the silhouette.
Most of the 260 students in the school took part in the event. One of the
classes was on a field trip and was unable to accompany the group.
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“The students really understand the message that everyone is
touched in some way by cancer,”
Lynn
stated. “When
the teachers talked to their classes to prepare them for the Terry Fox
Walk, most of the children knew someone in their family who had cancer.”
In fact, the students took a letter home with them to explain to
parents what they would be doing, and each parent was asked to fill out a
sticker which stated, “I am walking for …..”, filling in the name of
someone in their family who had cancer or who died from cancer.
Lynn
stated that this
helped emphasize how much cancer affects our lives.
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The Terry Fox
School Run is more significant to Lynn Desrosiers than many others in this
area simply because of the fact that she grew up in Thunder Bay and
remembers when Terry Fox had to end his marathon of hope in that city. He
left a lasting impression on this remarkable educator and she has been
passing on the message to her students.
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Now
You Can Have Access To All Of The Stories and Articles That Were
Published in Previous Issues Past Issues Of The Weekly Online
News Magazine
by
Robert Kirwan: Publisher of Valley East Today |
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pleasure to maintain a complete archive of previous issues of the
Valley East Today Online News Magazine. We understand that there are
times when you may have missed a week or would like to return to look
over a previous article. Hopefully you will find this archive section
useful and will share it with your friends. Everyone associated with
Valley East Today is quite proud of the "Living History" we
are creating and we know that it is providing a great deal of pleasure
and enjoyment for people in the community. Thank you for spending some
time with us today. If you have any comments, please do not hesitate
to contact me at:
rkirwan@infocomcanada.com
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Inside Today's Issue... |
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Oct.
3, 2006
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- Valley East's John Rodriguez Takes Aim At Mayor's Position As Municipal
Election Looms Large In The Minds Of Local Residents
- Valley East & Capreol Have
Opportunity For Plenty of Influence At City Hall For The Next Four
Years
- Robert Kirwan Makes It Very Clear...
“I Am Not A
Politician!
I’m A Civil Advocate Working For The People Who Live In Ward 6,
Hanmer & Val Therese”
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Confederation Secondary School Chargers Football Team Playing For
First Place on Wednesday, Oct. 4
- Ecole
Publique Foyer-Jeunesse Holds 2nd
Annual Terry Fox Run To Remember That Everyone Is Touched By Cancer
- "The Golden Windows..." Editorial by Robert
Kirwan
- Monique Laderoute
Narrowly Escapes From War-Ravaged Lebanon - Now It Is Time To Start
All Over Again From Scratch But She Needs Help....
- Neil's Independent Grocer And
President's Choice Children's Charity Provides Financial Assistance to
The Poirier Family of Hanmer
- Good Neighbours
Food Bank Is Gearing Up For Another Busy Winter Season Of Helping
Those In Need
- Check Out The
Picks of the Month For October At Masciangelo Motors - Great
Deals Can Be Found Throughout The Entire Lot
- Nicole Brunet-Dandeno of Beswick Denture Clinic
Invites You To Drop By During Denture Awareness Month
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- 2915 Royal Canadian Army Cadet
Corps Irish Regiment of Canada Capreol Group Gains Money and
Recruits From Visit To the Mall
- Ten
More Qualifiers Selected By Valley East Today In The Keep
The Spirit Alive Contest
- Community Solutions Team Present
Preliminary Findings to Valley East Residents on Monday, September
25
- Acrobat Results Marketing Looking
To Expand Workforce With New Hires From Valley East And Capreol
- Glamorous You
Nail Salon Not Only Provides Service To Clients, But Also Gives
People A Chance To Get Certified In A Great Career
- Ron & Lise
Gladu Welcome All Visitors To Take A Tour Of Their Home Based
Professional Studio
- ROGER'S SPORTS LINE
- 2006 CHAMPIONS DECLARED IN VALLEY
EAST MENS' SLO PITCH LEAGUE
- Scotiabank To Open New Branch In Val Caron
- Next Blood Donor Clinics
Scheduled For October 18 At Knights of Columbus Hall
- First
Anniversary Is Cause For Celebration of An Excellent Year For Val
Caron's Fantastic Floors - Fall Renovation Projects Are The Order of
the Day - Begin Planning Now!
- Popularity
of "Welcome Home Gift Basket" Is Clear Indication Of
Growth Of The Community - Over 165 New Residents Receive Gift Basket
In Less Than Three Months
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Most Recent Previous Issues...
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Sept
26, 2006
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- Community Solutions
Team Present Preliminary Findings to Valley East Residents on Monday,
September 25
- Acrobat Results Marketing Looking
To Expand Workforce With New Hires From Valley East And Capreol
- NOHA
Minor Atom Hockey Team Raises Money By Helping The Environment
- Building Demolished To Make Room
For Shoppers Drug Mart
- Check Out The
Picks of the Month For September At Masciangelo Motors - Great
Deals Can Be Found Throughout The Entire Lot
- "Burn Your Boats"....Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- Valley East Lions
Club Presents Money To Local Charity Groups That Helped Make First
Annual Lions Charity Days A Huge Success
- Local Ambassadors for the Easter
Seal Society Deliver Powerful Message During Valley East Lions Charity
Days
- Good Neighbours
Food Bank Receives Some Much Needed Funding and Awareness From Valley
East Lions Charity Days
- Wedding Bells
Ring Out For Nicole Brunet of Beswick Denture Clinic
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- “I Am Not A
Politician!
I’m A Civil Advocate Working For The People Who Live In Ward
6, Hanmer & Val Therese”
- Keep
The Spirit Alive Contest Is Being Well-Received By Local
Residents
- Come Out And Cheer Your
Confederation Secondary School Chargers
- Sudbury Regional Palliative Care
Association Represented At Lions Charity Days
- Tom Guthrie Wins 2006 Pontiac Wave As
Grand Prize Winner In Valley East Lions Club Draw
- Glamorous You
Nail Salon Not Only Provides Service To Clients, But Also Gives
People A Chance To Get Certified In A Great Career
- Popularity
of "Welcome Home Gift Basket" Is Clear Indication Of
Growth Of The Community - Over 165 New Residents Receive Gift Basket
In Less Than Three Months
- Good Luck Lorna
- Ron & Lise
Gladu Welcome All Visitors To Take A Tour Of Their Home Based
Professional Studio
- ROGER'S SPORTS LINE
- Helene Belzile Wins Trip To Cuba In
Valley East Lions' Charity Days Contest
- Blood Donor Clinics
Held At Knights of Columbus Hall Every Month
- First
Anniversary Is Cause For Celebration of An Excellent Year For Val
Caron's Fantastic Floors - Fall Renovation Projects Are The Order of
the Day - Begin Planning Now!
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Sept.
19, 2006
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- Howard Armstrong
Recreation Centre Continues To Meet The Fitness & Recreational Needs of Thousands of Local Residents
- Keep
The Spirit Alive Contest Is Being Well-Received By Local
Residents
- You Can't Find Anything Better Than
A High School Football Game On a Beautiful Autumn Day
- Community Solutions
Team Will Meet With Residents of Valley East on Monday, September 25
At Centennial Arena
- LES AIGLES FROM HORIZON CAPTURE FIRST
GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT OF THE SEASON
- Check Out The
Picks of the Month For September At Masciangelo Motors - Great
Deals Can Be Found Throughout The Entire Lot
- No Act of Kindness is Ever Wasted...Editorial by Robert
Kirwan
- Shelley Martel
Helps Promote Ontario Child Find KidCheck / FingerPrint Program During
Charity Days
- Food Bank Associations of Valley
East Put Together Impressive Displays During Valley East Lions Charity
Days
- Valley East Ladies' Slo-Pitch
League Playoffs Continue Mondays and Wednesdays At Centennial Fields
In Hanmer
- Wedding Bells
Ring Out For Nicole Brunet of Beswick Denture Clinic
- ON THE LIGHTER SIDE
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- This Election Is All About Communicating With Voters
- Valley East Community Theatre Holds
Fall Penny Table Fund-Raiser At the Mall
- Valley East Community Action Network
Provides Opportunity For Public To Participate In Many Worthwhile
Projects
- Team Ecole Secondaire Catholique
L'Horizon Provide Excellent Sound Services During Valley East Lions
Charity Days
- Glamorous You
Nail Salon Not Only Provides Service To Clients, But Also Gives
People A Chance To Get Certified In A Great Career
- Popularity
of "Welcome Home Gift Basket" Is Clear Indication Of
Growth Of The Community
- Good Luck Lorna
- Ron & Lise
Gladu Welcome All Visitors To Take A Tour Of Their Home Based
Professional Studio
- Comments From Our Readers Are
Always Welcome And Will Help Us Make Valley East Today Even More
Useful
- ROGER'S SPORTS LINE
- Twelve of Our Community's Finest
Vocalists Make It To The Finals of The First Annual Valley East Idol
Competition
- Steady Line of People Trying Out
Combination Locks For Trip To Cuba
- New School In Val Caron Involved
in Fund-Raising For Two Very Important Projects For Children
- Blood Donor Clinics
Held At Knights of Columbus Hall Every Month
- First
Anniversary Is Cause For Celebration of An Excellent Year For Val
Caron's Fantastic Floors - Fall Renovation Projects Are The Order of
the Day - Begin Planning Now!
- Valley East
Skating Club Registration Sessions at The Hanmer
Valley Shopping Centre Prove Very Popular With Local Residents
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Sept.
12, 2006
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- You
Can Win 100 Lotto 649 Tickets Plus Other Great Prizes
Just By Subscribing To Free Weekly News Magazine
- Confederation Secondary School
Chargers Looking For Plenty of Fan Support When They Open Their
Season At Home On Friday
- First
Anniversary Is Cause For Celebration of An Excellent Year For Val
Caron's Fantastic Floors - Fall Renovation Projects Are The Order of
the Day - Begin Planning Now!
- Check Out The
Picks of the Month For September At Masciangelo Motors - Great
Deals Can Be Found Throughout The Entire Lot
- “Life
Is Not Fair…Get Used To It”
Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- Couple Travels All
Over North America And Decides To Settle Down In Valley East
- 1st Valley East Scouts Hold
Registrations At Mall And Increase Membership Significantly
- Valley East Ladies' Slo-Pitch
League Plays Every Monday and Wednesday Evening At Centennial Fields
In Hanmer
- Joe Ann's Market Research
Collects Important Information From Local Consumers
- Beswick Denture
Clinic Provides Education As Well As Patient Service
- ON THE LIGHTER SIDE
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- Robert
Kirwan Believes In The Golden Rule of Politics…Know Your
People
- The United Church Women of St. James
In The Valley Are Very Pleased With The Support They Received At
Their Annual Fall Bake Sale & Penny Table Sale
- Glamorous You
Nail Salon Not Only Provides Service To Clients, But Also Gives
People A Chance To Get Certified In A Great Career
- Popularity
of "Welcome Home Gift Basket" Is Clear Indication Of
Growth Of The Community
- Choosing The Right Back To School
Footwear Can Mean All The Difference In The World For Your Children
- Ron & Lise
Gladu Welcome All Visitors To Take A Tour Of Their Home Based
Professional Studio
- Comments From Our Readers Are
Always Welcome And Will Help Us Make Valley East Today Even More
Useful
- "Young Eagles" Flight Rally!
- 2006 Valley East Sports Hall of Fame Inductions Held During
Valley East Lions Charity Days
- Suzanne McCarthy Wins Over $1500 In
Gift Certificates As Grand Prize Winner For August
- Valley East Lions Charity Days Kicks Off The Day With
Popular Pancake Breakfast Sponsored by Desjardins' Food Basics
- Canadian Red Cross Youth Group Is Looking For Members Who
Want To Have Fun
- Valley East
Skating Club Returns For Another Registration Session at The Hanmer
Valley Shopping Centre on September 15 and 16
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Sept.
5, 2006
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- Confederation
Secondary School Football Program Looking Forward To A
Solid Season
- The
Secret To A Happy Family – Treat Each Other Like Strangers...Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- Valley Pentecostal
Church Provides Local Food Banks With Windfall That Will Go A Long Way
To Help Those In Need This Year
- Late Registration For Valley East
Minor Hockey Association Will Be Held Saturday & Sunday -
September 8 & 9, 2006
- Valley East Cobras 'AAA' Midget
Team Gearing Up For A Great Season - Looking For Fan Support
- This Could Be
Your Last Chance To
Qualify For A Trip To Cuba!
- Robert
Kirwan Believes In The Golden Rule of Politics… “Know Your
People!”
- Robert Kirwan Urges All Residents of
Valley East
To Support Organizations Such As LE CENTRE CLUB AGE d'OR DE LA
VALLEE / GOLDEN AGE CLUB
- CIBC Run For The
Cure Sets Up In The Mall To Raise Funds For Breast Cancer Research
- FREE AIRPLANE RIDES
- Roy St. Jacques
Continues To Collect Pop Cans In Support Of Special Olympics Bowling
League
- Suzanne McCarthy Wins Over $1500 In
Gift Certificates As Grand Prize Winner For August
- Our Children / Our Future Raising
Funds By Selling Tickets To Councillors' Breakfast at Valley East
Lions Charity Days
- Valley East
Skating Club Returns For Another Registration Session at The Hanmer
Valley Shopping Centre on September 15 and 16
- OPEN INVITATION TO GIRLS NIGHT
OUT
- GREATER
SUDBURY
COMPETITIVE
LADIES BASKETBALL LEAGUE
- Azilda Dog House Sports Bar Relics Lose In
Championship Final
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