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YARD WORK

SHOVELING FUN: Millgrove School student Jarrett McIntyre mans a shovel while working on the baseball diamond during the school's recent Go For Green Day, which involved all 192 students at the public school.

214381

YARD WORK

HARD WORK: Millgrove School students Alyssa Winer (left) and Paige Murray doing their part at the school during the recent Go For Green Day, which involved all 192 students at the public school.

214382 YARD WORK HARD WORK: Millgrove School student Austin Dodsworth does his part at the school during the recent Go For Green Day, which involved all 192 students at the public school.

214384 YARD WORK TEAM UP: Millgrove School classmates Josh Shaughnessy (left) and Michael Bridge help scatter wood chips on the gardens at the school during the recent Go For Green Day, which involved all 192 students at the public school.

214375 Into the pumpkin patch ORANGE YOU GLAD: Andrew Vollmar and his wife, Maggie, return to Parkside Farms each fall with their nieces, Victoria Nicholson and Marissa Mamon. The couple are fans of the festive gourd: in 2005 they purchased a quantity of pumpkins for their October 30 wedding.

214376 Eric’s Race revs up to boost Duchenne MD ZOOM ZOOM: Eric Morden (front, centre) is joined by family members and Jesse’s Journey founder John Davidson (rear) at the Waterdown Legion following last year’s car rally.

214377 SCARED SILLY CREEPY: Hamilton Rotary Club volunteers get into the spirit of the season at “Haunted House Hollywood” at Memorial Hall last weekend. The thrills continue daily at the Dundas Street venue until October 31.

214379 SCARED SILLY CREEPY: Hamilton Rotary Club volunteers get into the spirit of the season at “Haunted House Hollywood” at Memorial Hall last weekend. The thrills continue daily at the Dundas Street venue until October 31.