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November has finally arrived. Let‘s jump back to October for a moment to say a quick congratulations to the home forms that won in their categories for our pumpâ€" kin carving contest. Way to go! And to everyone that wore their costumes yesterâ€" day for our Halloweenâ€"based spirit day â€" you looked amazing. 0_ As our autumn sports teams wind down, KCI wants to recognize those that particâ€" ipated to make it a great season. Way to go to all our hardworking and talented athâ€" letes. And a big thank you to all the extraâ€" ordinary coaches, assistant coaches and managers for their time, dedication and commitment. By following our fall sports teams‘ successful examples, our winter season looks like it too, will be a good one! Commencement will be taking place this Friday. This will provide an opportuâ€" nity for many of our wonderful graduates from last year to be honored and recogâ€" nized for their outstanding contributions throughout high school. Next Wednesday will be the "Take a Student to Work" day. In the evening we‘ll be having another great movie night. See you there! If there are any Celtics out there with a glut of Halloween candy, Mr. Pendergast has offered to assist you in finishing your Congratulations to our football teams and their coaches for representing our school with fine sportsmanship. Get‘out Square Dancers meet _ j§;, Beaux and Belles Square Dance club 1 regular mainsiream level dancing meets tonight, Wed., Nov. 1, 8â€"10:â€"30 p.m. at St Carmichael School in Kitchener, novice T on Fri., Nov. 3, 8â€"10:15 p.m. at Laurentâ€" _ Grou ian School in Kitchener and plus level _ Breit on Sat., Nov. 4 at Laurentian School, 8 learr 10:30 p.m. For information call 742â€" _ ment 3304 or 896â€"0812. Guests welcome mati Electromagnetic Fields and your Health will be the topic of a public meeting Thurs , Nov. 2, 8 p.m. at the Adult Recreation Cenire with Cheryl Collings as speaker. This mecting is sponsored by the Allergy and Environâ€" LOCUKER TAlLH / Petals & PObS inc. _ Flower & Gift Shop Electromagnetic Fields and Your Health BULLETIN B0ARD 12 Carnations & 1009 box of Beaux and Belles Kitchener: 725 Ottawa St. S. MW:%UNWIWAV&E. hall 749.7991 Call 885â€"2180 _ St. David by Jennifer Sullivan LONG STEM RMSB :3289 m WATERLOO LOCATION OPEN SUNDAY 11â€"4 THIS WEEK ONLY! mental Health Association, Kitchener Branch. For more information, call 885â€" The Kâ€"W Osteoporosis Support Group will meet Thurs., Nov. 2, 1:30 at Breithaupt Senior‘s Centre. Come and learn about the prevention and treatâ€" ment of osteoporosis. For further inforâ€" mation, call the Community Health Dept. at 883â€"2004. Everyone is wel« Snowflake Tea Church of the Holy Savior will hold a Snowllake Tea and Bake Sale Sat. Nov 4, 1:30â€"4 p.m. at the church, 33 Allen St. Tea, baking crafis and a mitten tree will be featured. 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