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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2006 |
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You
Can Win 100 Lotto 649 Tickets Plus Other Great Prizes
Just By Subscribing To The Valley East Today Weekly
Online News Magazine
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The "Keep The Spirit Alive
Contest" was only introduced to the community during the
month of June, and already it is picking up momentum as residents not only
like the idea of winning valuable prizes, but they also are
thrilled about the fact that they can do their small part to
help improve the overall community spirit in Valley East and
Capreol.
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.
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, More prizes from other local merchants may be announced in the
coming weeks before the contest ends.
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 2300 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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"Keep The Spirit
Alive"
CONTEST QUALIFIERS
People who have already qualified for
the Grand Prizes in the
Keep The Spirit Alive Contest. These names will be placed in a
drum along with ten additional qualifiers chosen each month
until December 2006. |
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QUALIFIERS
FOR THE
MONTH OF
JUNE 2006 |
| #0065 |
Chantal Proulx |
| #0133 |
Marilyn Liske |
| #0384 |
Bernadette Mrochek |
| #0411 |
Cathy Bellefeuille |
| #0446 |
Gaston Boisvoneault |
| #0690 |
Carol Mailloux |
| #1057 |
Glynis Cappadocia |
| #1228 |
Shelly Pelland |
| #1318 |
Nicky Blais |
| #1827 |
Michelle Wiebes |
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QUALIFIERS
FOR THE
MONTH OF
JULY 2006 |
| #80 |
Kim Dwyer |
| #154 |
Lana Ranger |
| #255 |
Karen Lische |
| #288 |
Rebecca Ogilvy |
| #886 |
Chris Coulombe |
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Brian Koivu |
| #1194 |
Jessica Rienguette |
| #1979 |
Corina Gavin |
| #1993 |
Lynn
Poulin |
| #2006 |
Linda Dubois |
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QUALIFIERS
FOR THE
MONTH OF
AUGUST 2006
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| #5 |
Lillian Wade |
| #37 |
Lisa Proulx |
| #74 |
Hayden Hack |
| #499 |
Linda Tessier |
| #623 |
Doug Malloy |
| #1098 |
Bob Boyuk |
| #1283 |
Shandi Charette |
| #1366 |
Todd Mazzuca |
| #1522 |
Sharon Leger |
| #2259 |
Angele Rancourt |
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already subscribed to the Valley East Today Online Weekly News
Magazine will be entered as finalists in the contest. The sooner you
register, the more chances you have of being selected as one of the
ten monthly finalists. On December 24, 2006, one person will win 100
Lotto 649 tickets, while runners up will win other valuable prizes.
Make sure your friends all enter the contest and help us "Keep
the Spirit Alive". |
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| Confederation Secondary School
Chargers Looking For Plenty of Fan Support When They Open Their
Season At Home On Friday |
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The Confederation Secondary School Chargers play their first home game of
the season on Friday, September 15, 2006 at 1:30 in the afternoon at
Confederation. Their opponent will be the Secondary School North Stars. It
is a special school spirit game where students will be allowed to take
time off class to come out and cheer on their team. The general public is
also invited to come out and watch high school football being played on
"the best football field in the district" according to Head
Coach, Brandon Dougan. This year Confederation has four home games during
the regular season. When he is not on the field, Brandon Dougan teaches Special
Education at Confederation.
 Dougan has played for the Sudbury Spartans for the past ten years and
is recognized as one of the most effective offensive players in the
league. In fact he was named to the NFC All-Star squad thanks to his 2006
season which saw him catch 22 passes for 440 yards, placing him second
overall in the league. He scored four touchdowns.
Dougan played in the NFC All-Star Game at Queen's
Athletic Field on Saturday, September 9, 2006.
He is definitely looking forward to leading the Chargers to another
great season in hopes of coming out as City Champs.
Confederation is beginning its 5th year in the 8-team league, and to
its credit, already holds one City Championship which was captured during
its 2nd year of operation. The players were in training during the week
prior to school opening, going through twice-a-day workouts to get back
into shape for the North-South exhibition game played on Friday night,
September 8, at Queen's Athletic Field in Sudbury.
The six-game schedule doesn't leave much time to play yourself into shape,
so each game must be considered a must-win for the club. "Everybody
who comes out to practice will make the team," explained Dougan, who
plays as a receiver with the Sudbury Spartans during the summer. "The
coaching staff is prepared to work with each of the boys to develop their
playing skills and help them enjoy the game. We all have a background in
football and truly believe in the benefits of being part of a football
team."
Dougan also coaches in the Joe MacDonald Football League
and is committed to putting something back into the game he
loved as a young kid. "I remember playing for the Paris
Street Blues in high school under Sid Forester. He helped me
go on to a University career with the St. Mary's Huskies. I
love the game and I saw what it did to help me accomplish my
goals. Now as a teacher, I can look forward to working with
young people all my life." 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 complete schedule for the 2006 season for Confederation is as
follows:
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REGULAR SEASON |
| Friday, September 15 |
1:30 p.m. at Confederation against Sudbury Secondary |
| Friday, September 22 |
7:00 p.m. at Queen's Athletic Field against Lasalle |
| Friday, September 29 |
7:00 p.m. at Queen's Athletic Field against St.
Charles |
| 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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 VALLEY EAST
MENS'
SLO PITCH
LEAGUE
The first round of the playoffs is history. Now the four
divisions enter their championship finals with the first
games to be played on Tuesday, September 12.
Our playoff information is being provided by
Brian Beaupre who has been providing us with up to date
standings all during the season. Check out the standings by clicking on the link
below to open up a WORD document which will
contain the latest standings, courtesy of Brian Beaupre.
We appreciate
Brian's efforts in providing us with this important service and will
keep you up to date with the latest playoff scores. It
should be an exciting race in all of the four playoff
divisions as the teams this year are extremely competitive
within their own groups.
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FIRST
HALF
FINAL STANDINGS |
FINAL
STANDINGS &
First Round Playoff Results |
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CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES SCHEDULES |
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Bobby Brunet, 1st Base with Auto Tech, gives
the ball a good ride during playoff action on September 1.
Auto Tech is playing King Sportswear in one of the best of
three "C" Division semi-final series. You can catch all of the playoff action at the Centennial
Ball Fields every Tuesday and Thursday night as the playoffs
continue to the middle of September. Spectators are always
welcome to the playoffs where you will spend a couple of
hours of friendly conversation with your neighbours and
friends. |
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STREET-HOCKEY
SHOWDOW
(
Sudbury
,
ON.),
September
11, 2006
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If
you want to see action ‘so hot it will peel the pavement’ then
don’t miss the 7th annual “Power
Play for Easter Seals Kids” at Don Cherry’s this weekend !
On
Saturday, September 16th, from
10:00
to
4:30
p.m.
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Don Cherry’s parking lot will
be transformed into a street-hockey stadium.
Team’s from the
Sudbury
community will leave the workplace to face off against their rivals in
this 4-on-4, street-hockey tournament in support of children, youth
and young adults with physical disabilities.
And the wackiest part – they’re playing in their work
attire or team themed costume!
Spectators
and players will enjoy a day of hockey fun, great food and
good-old-fashioned rivalries. |
| The Easter Seal Society, Ontario is dedicated to
helping children, youth and young adults with physical disabilities
achieve their full individual potential and future independence.
Easter Seals funds disability solutions through financial
assistance, summer camp, the Recreational Choices funding program,
research, advocacy, and public and consumer education. |
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| Blood Donor Clinics
Held At Knights of Columbus Hall Every Month |
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 Michelle
Blais, Senior Clinic Coordinator, Donor Services for Canadian Blood Services
reminds all local residents that monthly clinics are held at the Knights of
Columbus Hall on Emily Street every month.
Clinic hours are between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. on the
following dates:
September 13
October 18
November 15
December 21
January 17, 2007
February 21, 2007
March 21, 2007
If you have any questions, please contact Michelle at:
Phone: (705)688-7347
Toll free: (800) 263-3733
email: michelle.blais@bloodservices.ca
Seventeen year old Kelsey Patterson, shown above in the photo, a Grade 12
student at Confederation Secondary School in Val Caron, recently gave blood
for the very first time on her 17th birthday. She is shown above with Health
Worker, Shiela Gravelle, who gave Kelsey a birthday to remember.
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| 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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 Bernie
& Ron Pedneault will be approaching the first anniversary of the opening
of their new store in Val Caron on October 1. It has been a great year for
Fantastic Floors as they continue to establish their reputation for quality
products and good, sound advice. Whether the job is big or small, you can
always trust Ron to come up with excellent ideas to help you accomplish your
goals within your budget constraints. One piece of advice he gives people
during this time of year is that if you are thinking of doing some home
renovations before Christmas, now is the time to begin looking through
samples and preparing your plans. Don't wait until the last minute or you
will be scrambling around and you won't be happy with the end result. Ron
invites you to stop by his site in the Valley Bingo Plaza at any time to go
over your plans and establish your options. He always encourages people to
shop around and look for the best value because he knows that his prices
cannot be beat, and he is confident in his ability to provide you with that
bit of extra added value that means so much when you are renovating. Make
sure you visit their web site or call Ron today to get some more information
on the Fantastic Floor experience. |
FANTASTIC
FLOORS, is open Monday to Wednesday, from
9 a.m.
to
6 p.m.
; open late until
9 p.m.
on Thursdays and Fridays, and; open
until
5 p.m.
on Saturdays.
We also invite
you to take a virtual tour of FANTASTIC FLOORS on their web site at www.fantasticfloors.ca |
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2914
Hwy 69 North, Val Caron
In the
Valley
Bingo
Plaza
897-3567
www.fantasticfloors.ca |
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GREATER
SUDBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY
OFFERS
STORY TIME FOR CHILDREN |
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The Greater Sudbury Public Library is pleased to present Saturday Family
Story Time.
Saturday Family Story Time will be offered monthly, from 10:30 to
11:15 a.m. We invite children from 0 to 7 years of age accompanied by
an adult to the Main Public Library, 74 MacKenzie Street, Sudbury.
Family Story Time is designed to encourage children to become
life-long readers by promoting an appreciation of language, rhythm and
imagination. It includes storytelling, puppets, finger plays, songs,
rhymes and a craft.
Register for the following Saturday Family Story Times to avoid
disappointment...
September 30, 2006.
November 25, 2006
December 16, 2006
January 27, 2007
February 24, 2007
March 24, 2007
April 28, 2007
May 26, 2007
Please note, the different time on October 21, from 1:30 to 2:15 p.m.
For more information and to register, call the Main Library at
673-1155 or contact Monique Roy at 673-1155 extension 270.
For more information, please contact:
Monique Roy - Children’s Librarian
Greater Sudbury Public Library, 673-1155, extension 270
monique.roy@greatersudbury.on.ca
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GREATER
SUDBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Looking for
Volunteers
The Greater Sudbury Public Library is looking for volunteers to help
organize a special photo collection.
If interested please call Nada at the library, 673-1155 extension 274.
For more information, please contact:
Kaija Mailloux, Co-ordinator of Outreach Programs and Partnerships,
Greater Sudbury Public Library, 673-1155, extension 210
kaija.mailloux@city.greatersudbury.on.ca
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Marymount
College/Academy’s 50th Anniversary Reunion
Calling
all former & present students & teachers …Spouses &
friends welcome also…
Sat.
Oct. 14th /06 --
11am-2pm: Open House - Marymount Academy
6pm: Reception & 6:30pm: Dinner at Howard Johnson
Hotel (Brady St.)
(Seating for 300 only!)
Sun.
Oct. 15th/06 --
10:00am: Mass at Marymount
11:00am: Light Brunch
Tickets:
$50./person
Register online at: www.marymount.scdsb.edu.on.ca/reunion.html
Or
pick up forms at St. Patrick’s Church (in main entrance at Youth
Bulletin Board) 39 Walford Rd.;
Christ
the King Church or Vicki Dee’s (Forms can be dropped off at all
Sudbury Catholic Churches)
Mail
cheque payable to Marymount Academy 165 D’Youville Ave. Sudbury,
ON P3C 5E7
Final
Registration Deadline: August
20th/2006 |
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| Check Out The
Picks of the Month For September At Masciangelo Motors - Great
Deals Can Be Found Throughout The Entire Lot |
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 One
of the most popular features of the Masciangelo
Motors web site has been the Pick of the Month section.
Each month, Ron, Jeff, Tim and Jen select one vehicle they have on the
lot that they feel is one of the best on the lot.
According to Jeff, "It seems as if a lot of people go to that part
of the web site because once we list a vehicle as a Pick of the Month, it is
usually sold before the end of that month."
If you would like to check out the picks for September, simply follow
this link: Pick
of the Month
Ron & Jeff continue to search out the auctions, both in person and
on-line to bring in the best deals possible. This means that many vehicles
are on and off the lot before you know it, so many people in the market
for pre-owned vehicles have developed the habit of dropping in for a look
on a regular basis.
You can still discuss the type of car or truck you would like to
purchase and have Ron & Jeff search out the continent for exactly what
you are looking for. The "Pick of the Month" section on their
web site also gives you an excellent overview of the kinds of vehicles you
can find on the lot.
If you want a
close up look at the latest on the lot, just drop in and see Ron, Jeff, Tim or Jennifer. Better
yet, go the link below and take a tour right from your computer.
You can find out much more by visiting the Masciangelo Motors
web site at www.masciangelomotors.com |
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Divine Providence
The
following is an article written by David Helwig that appeared in
SooToday.com on Saturday, September 2, 2006. |
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They buried Jewel
Martin yesterday, down in Port Findlay on Lake Huron's picturesque
North Channel. Jewel died this past Tuesday at Sault Area Hospital.
She was 78.
The past two years have been rough on the Martin family, known in
agricultural circles as one of Northern Ontario's most progressive
dairy producers.
It's been just a little over two months since Jewel's husband Stan,
the family's hard-working patriarch, died suddenly at Matthews
Memorial Hospital in Richards Landing, St. Joseph Island, on June
14.
Nineteen months before that, their daughter, Shiela Matheson, a
former Algoma school trustee, died of cancer.
Then came Jewel's death this week.
Three passings in less than two years - all hard blows for a
close-knit Tarbutt Township farm family.
But at Jewel's funeral yesterday at the Arthur Funeral Home and
Cremation Centre in Sault Ste. Marie, grief transfigured into raw
amazement when mourners were shown this astonishing trio of carrots,
shown here by special permission of the Martin family.
The carrots were found in Jewel's garden the day after she died.
The following, as related to SooToday.com by relatives and friends
of the
Martin family, is the remarkable story of the Miracle of Stan
Martin's
Ring.
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Best friends for 72 years
Stan and Jewel had been married for 59 years, but they'd been best
friends for much longer than that.
Their relationship actually began at West Korah school just outside
the Sault, when Jewel was in Grade 1 and Stan in Grade 2.
It was the first day of classes, and Jewel was sitting under a tree,
crying because she didn't know where she was supposed to put her
lunch pail. Stan, exhibiting a compassion for which he would become
known throughout his adult life, came over to find out what was
wrong.
He resolved Jewel's problem and the two remained close friends
through their school years, marrying in 1947. They moved to Tarbutt
to take up farming, a calling at which Stan excelled.
Introducing the upright silo
The Martins pioneered the use of upright silos in Northern Ontario
and Stan became a silo distributor, at the same time as he and Jewel
built a herd of dairy cows that at one point numbered 90 - quite
impressive for an Algoma operation.
Stan served on the Ontario Milk Marketing Board as a provincial
director and was also a director of the Algoma Co-op in Echo Bay.
"In addition to being a hard worker, he cared for people,"
recalls Mike Tulloch, the Thessalon lay preacher who presided at
both Stan's and Jewel's funerals.
"He could never stand to see someone treated poorly,"
Tulloch says. "He stood up for the less fortunate, whether they
were children or a wife who was being treated badly."
Stan Martin was also known for his sense of humour, which he deftly
employed to keep people in line and to defuse tense situations.
Jewel, the matriarch
As hard as Stan worked, Jewel worked even harder.
She laboured alongside Stan in the barn, milked the cows, loaded the
hay (one year, there were 32,000 bales) and then spent her evenings
tending to the myriad needs of five children.
"She was a very positive influence to people," Tulloch
says. "She accepted everybody for who they were, and they
thought the world of her because she was such a positive
influence."
Which brings us to Stan's ring.
He lost it about four years ago, and after he died, Jewel was often
heard commenting that she wished she still had it.
Mikayla and Shelley pull carrots
Then, the day after Jewel died, two of her grandchildren (Mikayla
and Shelley) were pulling carrots from the garden Jewel had planted
shortly after Stan died.
And there, encircling this cluster of three intertwined roots, was
their Grandpa's missing ring!
Glenn Martin, clerk-treasurer for the Township of Tarbutt &
Tarbutt Additional and a son to Stan and Jewel, brought the carrots
to the Arthur Funeral Home yesterday.
"If we needed a sign that Shiela, Dad and Mum are together,
this is a pretty good one!" Glenn says in a special card he's
been e-mailing to family and friends.
'This is certainly a sign'
"It's more than coincidence," says Tulloch, who held up
the inseparable carrots as he delivered the eulogy yesterday.
"I do believe in Divine Providence and this is certainly a
sign," he told SooToday.com. "It's certainly a sign of
comfort to the family."
Glenn Martin, meanwhile, is trying now to find the best way of
preserving Jewel Martin's Miracle Carrots.
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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 |
| It gives us great
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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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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Most Recent Previous Issues...
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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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- Kelsey Patterson Has
Chance To Earn Bursary By Volunteering Her Time To
Recruit Blood Donors
- Valley East Cobras 'AAA' Midgets
Annual Golf Tournament Was Enjoyed By All
- Coping
With Change Is All A Matter of Going With The Flow
...Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- Valley East
Ringette Association Registrations Expected To Reach Record Levels
- Another Year Gets Under Way For
Valley East Minor Hockey With Registrations At The Hanmer Valley
Shopping Centre
- Valley East Ladies' Slo-Pitch
League Plays Every Monday and Wednesday Evening At Centennial Fields
In Hanmer
- Valley East Cobras AAA Midgets 2006-2007 Team Tryout
Schedule
- 2006 Northern Ontario Fastpitch Champions
- Valley East
Skating Club Registers Dozens of Hockey and Ringette Players For
Power Skating Sessions During The Winter
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22, 2006
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- Registration Time for Minor Hockey
- Valley East Skating Club Takes Registrations At The Mall
- Valley East Ringette Association
Expecting To See Big Increase In Enrolment This Season
- How
Old Would You Be If You Didn’t Know How Old You Are?
...Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- Valley East Cobras AAA Midgets 2006-2007 Team Tryout
Schedule
- Combination
Locks Now Available At Sixteen Different Locations In The
Community Each Week.
- Question of the
Week Answered by Robert Kirwan
- Valley East
is the place to be!
- Summer Students
Enjoy Experience With Community Living Greater Sudbury This Summer
- 3rd Annual Model
Airshow & Yard Sale Hosted by Greater Sudbury Modelers
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15, 2006
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- Valley East Lions Club
Selling Tickets On 2006 Pontiac Wave To Raise Funds For
Local Churches
- Power Skating Program
Benefits Skaters of All Ages
- Home Comfort Specialists From
Independent Energy Services Will Be On Display At The Mall To Help You
Get Your Heating System Ready For Winter
- Hanmer's Joey Niceforo Stars In 2006 Toronto Summer Music
Festival's Don Giovanni Playing From August 17 to 20
- "That's
Not My Problem"...Four Words That Will Surely Lead
To Disaster!
...Editorial by Robert Kirwan
- A Very Successful 2006 Valley East
Minor Soccer Season Comes To An End
- Big
Daddy Radio 103.9 Comes To The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre For
Special Sales Event
- Doug
& Linda Beswick Featured On The Cover of International Magazine
For Oxyfresh
- Long
Distance Calling???? Interested in Voice Over Internet Technology??? Need Your
Computer Repaired???
- Peace &
Serenity Awaits Visitors At Any Time of Day In Blezard Valley
- Frontier Trail Association Is
Trying To Promote Trails For Non-Motorized Recreation
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