Getting a Strong Start

Tyson Michael, 2, and Alex Rantfal, 3, were excited to go for a ride on Carmen Bolton’s big yellow school bus.

Apr. 29, 2011 7:00 p.m.
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Tyson Michael, 2, and Alex Rantfal, 3, were excited to go for a ride on Carmen Bolton’s big yellow school bus. The school bus picked up families at the Cataline, Marie Sharpe and Mountview StrongStart centres and took them to Kiwanis Park last week.

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