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Greenvale 1917 -1950<\/h2>\n

Greenvale School building still stands. It was used for a community centre, but it is now vacant. However, in recent years it has also been vandalized. When the school closed, students were bussed to Tulliby Lake Centralized School.<\/p>\n

We only had one former student out to see the Greenvale sign go up, our third of the day. However, there was a good turnout of interested people who had come following our lunch at Tulliby Lake Store.<\/p>\n

Margaret Wolters<\/em><\/p>\n

Greenvale School
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