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Society gin. •Hake Intormalfy Hensall prepares flower beds HENSALL - The Hensall - and District Horticultural Society's Thanksgiving Decorating Contest win- ners were: first . place - Jane Glenn, "second - Jennifer Roth. third - Luanne Phair. Carol Steckle was the judge for the contest. At the October meeting of the Hensall.and District Horticultural Society, it was announced that the pot luck supper would be held at the United church at the 6 . p.m. on November 16. Ham and turkey will be -supplied by the Society. A successful plant auction was con- ducted by Brad Mousseau. Anyone wish- ' ' ing to help prepare the Village flower beds for winter should contact Liz gat 262-2715. Hensall residents are reminded that parking •is prohibited on • Village streets between the hours of 2- - 7 a.m. daily. Effectide November .1, . vehicleswilt be ticketed. ' Week of the Child activi- ties have concluded in Hensall for another year. AU the events were enjoyed by the children. These events. are made possible through the gen- erous donations of area business. organizations, and service groups. The Students busy at McGillivray School McGILLIVRAY - Many Thompson, Shawn new staff members were Thompson, Billy welcomed to McGillivray Thomson,Josh Hodgins, at the beginning of the Tanner Vandenheuvel, . year, a new principal Mr. . RobbieYeo, Brandon d Howarth, Mrs. •Truchon, McLeod, Jeff Hall, an Ms. Blauuboer and Mrs Hrandon Mollard. Kernick. Both teams showed The cross country team. excellent sportsmanship had a very successful sea- and cooperation while son this year, and the having a lot of fun. Many school• is proud. Even thanks are given to though the school is " coaches Mr. Robertson, small,.we.would like to • Mrs Russell and Mrs. • congratulate all of run- Wright for, their patience nors un a job well done: and expertise. We are proud to have Volleyball try -outs are such a strong team repre- pow being held. senting this school. The Iter.ently;.there were following runners placed ' .elections for the Student 20th or under in their - Council: Those"elected division, Sarah are:. President, Laura Cunningham 43rd), Dawn ^ Hollings, Gr Slater (5th); Taryn-Corby--Representatives Kayla (8th), Daryl Corby (12th)', Lagerwerf and Carrie-: Shelby Vandenheuvel Lynn M1' l.inchey. Gr. 8 (13th), Travis O'Neil Repri'seiitatives Carrie (17th).: and Mary Jo .Dixon and Chris Moir. . Mitchell (17th). - The student council is in As well on the athletic charge of organizing side. McGillivray has had 'many differenttheme _- a:very successful -soccer ..days and dances. This season. On. October 1,! year we -are hoping to .1998. 'the buys' and girls' have a 3 on 3 basketball teams went to the soccer' . tournament_ and a year - tournament scheduled''at book for the school. East' Williams., The ..'Because Hallowe'en is schools that attended coming up, and many of were Biddulph, East. the students carry the Williams, McGillivray. U.N.LC.E.F. boxes while Oxbow and Parkhill. Both. 'they trick -or treat, Joan teams won two • games, Made a representative of tied one game and lost that.organization remind-. one game. . . - ' ed us of where the donat- . The girl's soccer teant ed money goes. It helps included: I • Sarah _ support people who can - thanks of the children are extended to all those who sponsored evens. A reminder also, that pro- .grams:must be returned to the Municipal Office or library by 5 p.m., Thursday, October 29. There is a 'prize' donated by `Paul Steckle, M.P.:, for each program returned: Names" will be entered into a random draw for additional prizes too - donated by the Hensall and District Kinsmen. Information regarding Hensall By -Law 004-98, regulating cats, is avail- able from the- Hensall Municipal office. Cat own- ers in the Village will be requiredto register and tag their cats, effective January .1, 1999. Pictured above is the newly elected .1998-1999 stu- dent council for MacGillivray Central School. From left, Carrie Dixon, Laura Rollings, Kayla Lagerwerf, Carrie - Lynn McLinchey and Chris Moir. Below: Derek Baltessen; left; and Lee Ritchie are experimenting and exploring the new science curricu- lum. Charbonneau, Taryn not provide themselves Corby, Carrie- Dixon. • with things such as med- Sarah Dixon. Heather 'cation, clean water, and Irvine, Kayla Lagerwerf, an education. Jennifer Mawson, Carrie- • Anne Mallard also made Lynn McLinchey, Jennifer a - presentation . to Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, McGillivray about the Melissa Mulder, Michele Kellogg's "Education Is Parkinson, Angie Ritchie. Tops" , Program. Laura ; Hollings', Julie . McGillivray students are Scott. Dawn Slater,,Joiie •. asked to collect as many Thomson; Michelle UPC seals from Kellogg's Trevithick. - ' products as we possibly The boys' steam inclitd- • can. If we collect the most ed: 'Andrew Appleton, UPC seals we can win all Daryl Corby, Martin sorts of prizes for our Corpelissen, Jeff Kremer,' school including a grand Stephen McLibchey, Chris prize computer resource McNeil, Chris Moir (man- package valued at. ager), Branrdon Morley., . $20,000. Reid O'Neil, Travis O'Neil, Ryan ' Pullman, Lee Ritchie, K.J. Robinson, Jeff Scott, - Jason %1 i ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 a a i / ■ ■ 1 a / ■ ■ / ■ ■ / ■ / ■ ■ / / i a a i / 6 i / 1 1 i i 1 6 1 1 1 6 6 a a ■ a / ■ a a / ■ ■ e ■ / ■ a a ■ e ■ / ■ ■ a CaliStikeS Open House Sat, Nov. 7 Sit., Nov. 8 12-5 p.m.. , 124 p.a. - • Large selection of Gift Baskets • Candles • Chocolate Spoons and much, muchmore Feel free to come in and browse U,nique Design Baskets 99 Victoria St. N. RR 1 Centralia 228-7053 P Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello The Americans have a way of putting the deaths due to, smoking into perspective. They say i smoking Ills more Americans each year than deed in World War II and the Vietnam War together. That's 1200 -that die daily due_ to smolong-refuted causes. . Orthostatic 'hypotension is the dizzy feeling some people get when Suddenly changrcg position (Mike from lying down to stand- ing). it's caused by a lowering of blood piessure. To avoid this, - sit a minute or two before standing. Also, by raising your arms • above your head to increase blood flow to the brain. . Qlabetics who have trouble getting blood out of their finger to test their blood glucose level should try washing their hands in warm water. Blood. vessels wit dilate allowing a better blood sample. Dry the hands well before testing. Honey Shouldn't be given to children under the age of ,one. h may contain dormant spores of bacteria that could grow in the infant's immature digestive tract producing a toxin tha' :au,ses botulsm. Hooey is safe for older children. 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