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Look at these amazing baskets! 25 in total, all MUST HAVES!!! Thank you to team of Volunteers who created these beautiful arrangements and to all those who donated items! LOVE THEM ALL!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! SEE BELOW
Step 1
On Saturday, April 27, bring in anything on wheels or sports equipment that you want to sell. Please make sure everything is in working order. Drop-off is between 2 pm and 5 pm.
We WILL gratefully accept:
-bikes ( all sizes kids to adults)
-scooters
-skateboards
-in-line skates
-strollers
-wagons
-sports balls
-baseball gloves
-cleats
Please DO NOT bring:
-helmets
-clothing
Step 2
Name your selling price.
Step 3
On Sunday, April 28, Deals on Wheels will take place at Alta Vista Public School from 9 am – 11:30 am. This is a cash-only event. It is also first-come, first-serve. No items will be put on hold.
Step 4
If your item is sold, you will receive 70% of the sale price, and the remaining 30% will go to School Council to enrich the learning experience of all AVPS students.
Step 5
Please come to the school Sunday, April 28, from 1 pm – 2 pm. If your item sold, you can pick up your money (70% of the sale price). If your item did not sell, you are welcome to retrieve it. The gym has to be cleared after the sale. If you don’t want your item back, please arrange to bring it to the Salvation Army. We cannot keep items for later pick up.
Anyone wanting to help the whole Sunday will be great.
If you can help or for any other information, please contact Mais at maiskiryakos@gmail.com
$$ CASH ONLY $$
THANK YOU for helping us make Deals on Wheels a success!
The funds raised during these FUN FILLED 4 hours provides a whole school year’s worth school activities such as Dance workshops, busses for trips, mindfulness sessions, skate sharpening, and so much more!
So much to do at the fair:
and so much more!!
We hope you can join us for this great event! Every year our AV families gathers together to share foods from all of our cultures. The variety is amazing and incredibly delicious!
This year we will be hosting two wonderful professional artist for your entertainment. It will be family event you will not want to miss.
Arrival at 5:30 p.m. sharp is appreciated so that the food can be set out to enjoy. Please bring sufficient food and drink for your family and 3 or more additional people. Please supply ingredients of dish for dietary and allergy purposes. Please no peanuts or nut products. Tea and coffee will be provided.
Dinner served at 6:00 pm..
Rhonda Doxtator
Hoop dancing 7:00– 7:45 p.m.
The hoop dance originates from the nations of the southwestern United States. Traditionally used as a medicine, with hoops made from willow branches and primarily danced by the men, this dance has since evolved and changed to what it is today. The intent and purpose remains the same:a medicine to lift the spirits of the people by honouring creation, through this storytelling dance.
Rhonda Doxtator is from the Oneida nation of Southern Ontario. Her name is Kawisaha,which means “She is Carrying Ice” and is from the turtle clan. Rhonda has been a pow wow dancer for 30 years. Her passion lies within the cultural arts of dancing,singing and regalia making.
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