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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2006 |
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Howard Armstrong
Recreation Centre Continues To Meet The Fitness &
Recreational Needs of Thousands of Local Residents |
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Jerry Lynch, Aquatic and Recreation Centre Co-ordinator of the
Howard Armstrong Recreation Centre in Hanmer, and Anne Gervais,
Facility Pool Operator, are shown in Anne's office discussing
some of the exciting new programs that have begun at the
Centre this September. Both Anne and Jerry are extremely
pleased with the registrations for this session and have seen
significant growth in the use of the facility in all areas.
Jerry is particularly happy with the use of the expanded
fitness and weight rooms.
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From the time the centre opened in 1983 until last year, many
of the members had requested free weights. Now, with a
well-equipped separate free weight room, people can follow a
complete fitness program under one roof.
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Jerry and Anne invite local residents to drop in to the Howard
Armstrong Recreation Centre any time to pick up a Fall Leisure
Guide or to discuss some of the programs that may be of
interest. The Centre is open seven days a week until 10 p.m.,
so it can accommodate everyone's personal schedule.
For a more complete "virtual tour" of the Howard
Armstrong Recreation Centre, go the following link.
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VISIT THE
VALLEY
EAST
TODAY
COMMUNITY
WEB SITE
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The Spirit Alive Contest Is Being Well-Received By Local
Residents
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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.
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
Online Weekly News Magazine, 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 too! 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 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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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 |
| #1086
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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". Enter now and you may be one of the ten
qualifiers picked at random at the end of September. |
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ARE YOU RECEIVING VALLEY EAST
TODAY EVERY WEEK?
THEN CONGRATULATIONS - YOU ARE ALREADY REGISTERED
YOU QUALIFY FOR THE CONTEST! |
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NOT REGISTERED YET?????
TO QUALIFY FOR THE CONTEST
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SEND US AN EMAIL BELOW
ALONG WITH YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER
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| You Can't Find Anything Better Than
A High School Football Game On a Beautiful Autumn Day |
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The Confederation Secondary School Chargers played their first home game of
the season on Friday, September 15, 2006 at 1:30 in the afternoon at
Confederation. Their opponent was the Secondary School North Stars.
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 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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| 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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Ryan Kirwan, a member of the Auto Tech Men's
Slo-Pitch Team heads for a fly ball during action in the
Men's Finals which continue this week. You can catch all of the playoff action at the Centennial
Ball Fields every Tuesday and Thursday night as the playoffs
wind down. The link above will give you the schedule of the
matches. 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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 Fall
and Winter Programming
The Art Gallery of Sudbury on John Street has
several very interesting programs for children and adults starting up
this fall. Go to the main web site through the above link to see if
there is anything of interest that you may wish to take part in and
contact the administration at 675-4871. |
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| Community Solutions
Team Will Meet With Residents of Valley East on Monday, September 25
At Centennial Arena |
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 Floyd
Laughren and the members of the Greater Sudbury Community Solutions Team
will engage residents of outlying communities during six meetings over the
next few weeks. Mr. Laughren released the meeting schedule on last
week.
The Community Solutions Team will present a summary of the issues and
suggestions made during the first set of public meetings in June, as well as
outline how the team will proceed to develop its final recommendations to
City Council.
'We've taken the summer to organize the more than 5,000 issues and
suggestions we heard during our consultations in June,” said Mr. Laughren.
'Although we can't deal with every issue and suggestion that was brought
forward, we want to show the community that we have chosen broad themes to
focus on as we develop concrete recommendations to improve our city.”
Six citizen working groups, each led by a member of the Solutions Team,
will tackle these themes during October and November. The working
groups will propose draft solutions for the Community Solutions Team's
consideration and adoption. A final report will be presented to City Council
in early 2007.
'Our hope is to have someone from each of the former municipalities on
each working group,” said Solutions Team member Gisèle Chrétien.
'These folks will help us to focus on the most important and broadest issues
to develop realistic proposals for improvement. I encourage people to
come out to our meetings and volunteer to help with one of the working
groups.”
Floyd Laughren reiterated the team's commitment to be as open and
realistic as possible. 'I've said all along that we will not be able to deal
with every issue that was brought to our attention. We intend to be as
open as possible about what we will be focusing on as we move forward.
We have, of course, recorded all of the issues presented and we will be
passing these on to City staff.”
Members of the Community Solutions Team are: Keir Kitchen, Barry Brett,
Jack Oatway, Gisèle Chrétien, France Belanger-Houle and Martha Cunningham-Closs.
The schedule for the upcoming second round of public meetings is as
follows:
Monday, September 18th, 7:00 p.m., Falconbridge Recreation Centre
Tuesday, September 19th, 7:00 p.m., T.M. Davies Community Centre/Arena
(Lively)
Thursday, September 21st, 7:00 p.m., Chelmsford Arena
Monday, September 25th, 7:00 p.m., Centennial Arena (Hanmer)
Tuesday, September 26th, 7:00 p.m., Onaping Community Centre
Monday, October 2nd, 7:00 p.m., Capreol Arena
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GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT OF THE SEASON |
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Story Provided By Roger Legendre, Greater Sudbury Basketball Officials
Public Relations Liaison
Following twelve games of round robin action with eight junior teams
involved , les Aigles from l"Horizon Secondary School out of Val Caron
captured the first basketball tournament of the season.The "Tip Off
" tournament was held over the weekend at Lo-Ellen Park Secondary
School.Some eight team were involved: Northern from Sturgeon, West Ferris
from North Bay, Theriault from Timmins, Bewating from the Sault , Sacre
Coeur from Sudbury, l'Horizon from Val Caron , Kora from the North Shore and
the host Lo-Ellen team. West Ferris from North Bay won the consolation third
position
In the championship final the locals , Aigles from l"Horizon , took
an early 10-4 lead after one quarter of play but their opponents the Flames
out of Theriault in Timmins made a game of it and only trailed by
three at half time 18-15.Both squads scored 8 points in the third frame.
Jasmine Roy came through with five important points late in the game to give
the Aigles the gold medal and a 36-29 victory.Roy led all scorers with 14
points .Julie Dufresne had 10 points for the Flames. Other members of the
winning squad were : Jasmine Guerin , Tessa Bertrand , Melanie Rivest ,
Kaitlyn MacIntyre , Melanie Demers , Pamela Charron , Emilie Mayer ,
Veronique Beaudry , Britney Haert et Emilie Labelle. They were coached by
Lyne Guerin.
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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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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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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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Most Recent Previous Issues...
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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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Aug.
29, 2006
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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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