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October 1, 2006
Bannockburn Wildlife Area, Bannockburn Fall Hike Bannockburn Line, 2 km north of County Road 3 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority. A popular fall tradition for families and friends. Walk the trails and enjoy the fall colours. Bring mug for cider and savour fresh crisp apples. Admission: Donations appreciated.
Judith Parker (519) 235-2610,
jparker@abca.on.ca
October 1, 2006
Huron Farm Hiker Tour Registration approximately 12 – 12:30 – 2 p.m. An opportunity for a delightful family oriented farm tour.. Come and meet the farmers that take great pride in the food you consume. Admission: Donation to food bank.
Carol Finch, HCFA office (519) 482-9642,
huron@ofa.on.ca
October 1, 2006
Guelph, International Music Day
River Run Centre
Edward Johnson Music Foundation Presents
4th Annual International Music Day on October 1, 2006
The Edward Johnson Music Foundation will be presenting a variety of musical activities, an original musical play in honour of our founder, Edward Johnson "If - With All Your Heart" , will be premiered. â If â With All Your Heartâ , written by Guelph playwright, Edwina Carson, is the story of young boy who summons the spirit of Edward Johnson to help him achieve his dream of becoming an international opera star. "If - With All Your Heart" is a master class in showmanship featuring tenor, Chris Fischer and boy soprano, Martin ten Kortenaar. Come join us for a wonderful day of musical entertainment for the entire family! Admission is on a "Pay What You Can" basis.
Marlene Siverns
519-821-7750
marlenes@edwardjohnsonmusicfoundation.org
www.edwardjohnsonmusicfoundation.org
October 2, 2006
Cambridge, Welcome Wagon's 2006 Fall Bridal Showcase
Armenian Community Centre, Is there a wedding in your future? Know someone who is getting married? Welcome Wagon would like to invite you to attend our next Bridal Showcase, on October 2nd, 2006, at the Armenian Community Centre. Doors open at 6:00 pm and the fashion show begins at 7:00 pm. We offer informative displays, a fashion show, wedding planning guides, free gifts for EVERY bride and the opportunity to win some amazing door prizes.
Admission is FREE but by invitation only. Please register by calling the Welcome Wagon Representative, Susan, at (519) 747-2398 or 1-877-675-8463
Free invitation by registration via email or phone
Susan Casey, 519-747-2398
info@welcomewagon.ca
October 3 - 9, 2006
Simcoe, Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show
Simcoe, Ontario's oldest agricultural fair, you also know why it deserves to be ranked the fifth largest event of its kind. Fun for the whole family!
519-426-7280
October 4, 2006
Belgrave, 58th Annual Belgrave Fowl Supper Belgrave Community Centre 7 p.m. sharp. Over 1,000 people sit down to a hot turkey supper. Proceeds towards operating costs of the community centre and minor sports programs. Advance tickets only available at local stores.
Barb Black (519) 357-3550
bblack@townofnorthhuron.ca
October 6, 7 and 8, 2006
Howick Community Centre, Howick-Turnberry Fall Fair Harriston Rd. between Gorrie and Fordwich. Fri. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. School fair, home craft exhibits, horse show, agricultural displays, entertainment and midway. Admission: Yes
Marion Feldskov (519) 335-3269,
feldskov@wightman.ca
October 6, 2006
Stratford , Through the Workshop Window
Studio Theatre , Famous Last Words Before his death, novelist and playwright Timothy Findley began adapting his award-winning 1981 novel for the stage - a project that Peter Hinton continues in this latest draft. In the final days of the Second World War, a poet carves an astounding testament on the walls of the Hotel Elysium in the Austrian Alps: the story of an elaborate scheme to secure world domination. 8 pm Fee: $5.35/Proceeds donated to the Actor's Fund of Canada 1-800-567-1600
October 6-8, 2006
Kitchener, Bringing In The Sheaves
Joseph Schneider Haus Museum
Wheat and rye crops provided the thrifty, Mennonite farmer with everything from bread for his table to a hat for his head. The Schneiders will be baking bread as well as transforming straw into baskets and bonnets. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Children visit FREE on Saturday!
SR $1.50 AD $2.25 CH $1.25 Family $5.00
Roberta Grosland
519-742-7752
groberta@region.waterloo.on.ca
October 7
Kitchener - Okto-BEAR-fest
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Teddy bears have delighted children of all ages for over 100 years. Having evolved over the years from the manufactured variety to a highly sought after one-of-a-kind collector's item, teddy bears have developed into an art form. Okto-BEAR-Fest is a showcase of over 50 of Ontario's premier teddy bear artists, displaying and selling their unique teddy bears. There will be a variety of styles and features available that will pique the interest of everyone. Be careful though as you may just fall in love more than one! Winner of Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest’s 2005 Family and Cultural Events Wunderbar Award for Markets and Crafts. Admission: $3.00 per person Contact: Chris 519-748-1914
chris70@golden.net
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October 13, 14 and 15, 2006
Holmesville. Holmesville Country Creations Craft Show and SaleHolmesville Community Hall Fri. noon to 8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun. noon to 5 p.m. Admission: Yes
Patricia Holland (519) 233-7490
October 13, 2006
Port Dover, Friday 13th
Port Dover, Be sure to attend Canada's largest Motorcycle Event!
519-426-7280
October 13, 14 and 15, 2006
Bayfield, 28th Annual Rainbow Trout Derby - Joe Brandon Memoria
l at Rainbow Valley Campground (on the Bayfield River) Sarting Fri. at 6 a.m. to 12 noon Sun. sponsored by Bayfield Lions Club. Prizes for three heaviest rainbow trout weighed in at “weigh-in station”. Various age categories. Registration fee includes free family camping at Rainbow Valley. Children participation is encouraged.
Rusty Brandon (519) 233-3158
October 13, 2006
Guelph , Valdy
River Run Center , Best remembered for his bitter-sweet, autobiographical, Play Me a Rock and Roll Song, Valdy has been part of the fabric of Canadian pop and folk music for over 34 years. One of Canada's most influential songwriters, he has 13 albums, 22 singles, four gold records, and two Juno Awards to his credit. â Valdy remains one of the countryâ s purest and most credible storytellers.â â Toronto Star â Few performers are capable of achieving the kind of energy he generates on stage.â â The Globe and Mail Opening Act: Norman Liota's agility on the guitar and fluency in the language of music is striking. He can conjure up the sonic illusion that many performers are playing simultaneously and makes innovative use of unorthodox techniques. However, it is songwriting that is his real focus in which he explores the mysteries of human existence with a profound and poetic clarity. You may remember Norman as a guest of The Songbird Café - a monthly musical event series at River Run Centre that features the best acoustic singer/songwriters in this region. Opening Act: Norman Liota's agility on the guitar and fluency in the language of music is striking. He can conjure up the sonic illusion that many performers are playing simultaneously and makes innovative use of unorthodox techniques. However, it is songwriting that is his real focus in which he explores the mysteries of human existence with a profound and poetic clarity. You may remember Norman as a guest of The Songbird Café - a monthly musical event series at River Run Centre that features the best acoustic singer/songwriters in this region. Fee: $25 /$23 / eyeGO - Co-operators Hall Tel:519.763.3000
info@riverrun.ca
October 14
Kitchener - Apple Tasting Workshop
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Sample the many flavours of heritage apple varieties from a century ago and still grown in southwestern Ontario. Learn about selecting, storing and cooking with apples, the legacy of apple cider and apple butter and places where you can still buy heritage apples. Admission: $10.00 per person plus GST. Member’s discount applies. Capacity limited. Pre-registration required. Contact: Tom Reitz 519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca
October 14, 2006
Zurich, Zurich 150th Historical Fashions Doors open at 12 noon, fashion show begins at 1:30. Fashion show of clothing from 1880 – 1980. Music of the times. Light lunch. Admission $25. Contact: Heather Klopp (519) 236-4291 klopps@hay.net www.zurich-ontario-canada.com (website) October 14 and 15, 2006 Grand Bend, Grand Bend Farmers Market 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Farmers produce, crafts and baked goods. Vendors welcome. Grand Bend and Area Chamber Tourist Centre (519) 238-2001,
info@grandbendtourism.com
October 14, 2006
Mitchell, United Way and West Perth Annual Soupfest
Downtown Mitchell - Ontario Road
Come and tast a large variety of soups created by local business and restaurants - People Choice Award voted for best soup. Also local officials will judge soups and award certificates.
11 am - 3 pm
$5/A
(519)-348-8448
October 14, 2006
Stratford, An Afternoon with Gail Fricker and Paul Shilton
Stratford-Perth Museum
Well known local storyteller, Gail Fricker, will amuse the entire family with tales of local history. Snacks provided. Sponsored by the Perth County Historical Foundation.
2 pm
Free
(519) 271-5311
October 14-15, 2006
Kitchener, Brews & Beverages
Joseph Schneider Haus Museum, 466 Queen St. S.
Fruits of the harvest are converted to beverages for winter use. Staff will demonstrate cider, beer and wine-making.
SR $1.50 AD $2.25 CH $1.25 Family $5.00
Roberta Grosland
519-742-7752
groberta@region.waterloo.on.ca
October 14 and 15, 2006
Grand Bend, Lambton Fall Colour and Craft Festival Lambton Heritage Museum, 10035 Museum Road, Hwy. #21, 8 km south of Grand Bend 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Over 100 craft people at two locations. Features country decorating and Christmas crafts. Something for everyone. Start your shopping early. Admission: Adults $4 and Children $1.
Gwen Watson (519) 243-2600,
heritage.museum@county-lambton.on.ca
October 15, 2006
Stratford , Stratford Chamber Music , St. John's United Church
With the Windermere Quartet. 7:30 pm Fee: $20/A/SR, $10/ST Tel:(519)-271-5184
October 16, 2006
Stratford, Gallery Stratford Monday Night Movies
Stratford Cinemas
Sketches of Frank Gehry - The growing fame and creativity of architect Frank Gehry has not been devoid of its high and low points. Academy Award-winning director Sydney Pollack crafts an informative and insightful film about one of the world's leading conceptual artists. Pollack's film presents a warm, observant portrait of this renowned architect's life and work.
7 pm
$9/A
(519) 271-5271
October 16-18, 2006
Stratford, Optimism Place presents 2006 Women of Year Awards
Stratford Country Club
Join us for the presentation of these prestigious awards to exceptional and worthy women of Perth County. The evening celebration begins with a complimentary wine reception, followed by a gourmet dinner. This year's guest speaker is the Judy Rebick The Past & Future of the Canadian Feminist Movement Author of "Ten Thousand Roses: The making of a Feminist Revolution" and "Imagine Democracy" ending with the presentation of 7 different categories. The evening has the perfect recipe for an engaging and dynamite experience. Don't miss out, get your tickets or table early.
6 pm. Fee: $40/A, $300/Table of 8
Tel: (519)-271-8778
October 20, 21, - 27,28, 2006
Brantford, Ghost Encounters
Brantwood Farms at Powerline & Brantwood Park Road
Haunted Hay ride and Haunted Barn Excurtions. Ghost Ecounters is a special fund raising event in support of Participation House (Organization in support of Physically Challenged Adults. Over 300 volunteers. Adult Entertainment, Parental Discresion advised.
Admission: $5.00 Wheelchair accessible: Yes Handicapped Parking: Yes
$5.00m Doug Hunt 519 756-2984
Stiltrecord@Yahoo.ca
October 20 - 22, 2006
Waterford, Waterford Pumpkinfest
Festival highligts include a Fireworks display, Parade, Car Show, Craft Show, & a lit Pyramid of Pumpkins. Fun for the whole family! 519-443-4944
pumpkinfest@pumpkinfest.com
October 20-22, 2006
Toronto, Everything to do with Sex Show
Automotive Building, Exhibition Place
Toronto s sexiest consumer show is back for its 7th year. The Everything to do with Sex show is pushing you to your sexual limit with a hotter, sexier and edgier show than ever before! The Automotive Building at the Exhibition Place will be taken over on October 20-22, 2006 with everything sexy. Admittance is restricted to 19 and over.
$18 online and $20 at the door
Allan Fryman
905-738-8884
allan@everythingtodowithsex.com
October 21-22, 2006
Kitchener, Flax to Fabric
Joseph Schneider Haus Museum, 466 Queen St. S.
Fall was the time to harvest the flax and begin the amazing process of transforming it into linen fabric. Sunday afternoon, Ingrid Steiner, 2000 Folk Artist-in-Residence will demonstrate flax spinning.
SR $1.50 AD $2.25 CH $1.25 Family $5.00
Roberta Grosland
519-742-7752
groberta@region.waterloo.on.ca
October 22, 2006
St. Jacobs, St. Jacobs Reptile Expo
Woolwich Township Community Center, Parkside Drive
The fall expo will run from 10am to 4pm. It features breeders, dealers, retail stores, rescues and educational groups from all over Southern Ontario. There will be a wide variety of lizards, snakes, and exotic insects for sale and display. We have a draw for door prizes when the show is over.
AD=$4 CH=$2
Mark or Lisa Pawley
519-884-0246
stjacobs_reptile_expo@yahoo.ca
Oct. 20, 2006
Guelph, ON N1H 3V1 , Women Fully Clothed
River Run Center , Take an all-star cast of five renowned Canadian comedy artists, give them today's challenges of careers, and family dynamics and you get Women Fully Clothed. Eugene Levy calls them the five funniest women in Canada. This hilarious sketch show captures life as they see it. Starring Kathryn Greenwood from Whose Line Is It Anyway/This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Robin Duke from Saturday Night Live/SCTV, Debra McGrath from Getting Along Famously, Jayne Eastwood from My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Chicago and Wonderland, and Teresa Pavlinek from History Bites/The Jane Show. Fee: $39 / $37 / eyeGO - Main Stage Tel:519.763.3000
info@riverrun.ca
Saturday only Oct. 21 - Saturday only Oct. 28
St. Marys , ART FUNDRAISER FOR "THE WALK TO END BREAST CANCER"
Opera House, 12 Water ST. S. , Local artist is selling her artwork to fund-raise for "the Walk to End Breast Cancer". Darlean Morris, the artist, has signed up for this event which takes place Sept. 2007. Fifty per-cent of each sale will be donated to this cause. This amount is tax deductible for the purchaser. A second location for this fund-raiser is at Me me's cafe in New Hamburg, from Oct. 7 to Jan. 5, 2007.
October 21, 2006
Oakville, Oakville Magical Races
Bronte Creek Provincial Park
The year marks the second annual Oakville Magical Races held on October 21, 2006. Participants will race through meandering pathways amidst the changing fall leaves in support of the Oakville Childrenâ s Magical Christmas. Runners can choose between am 8k, 5k and a 1K Magical mile for those little runners-in training. Please visit www.oakvillemagicalraces.com for more information.
Fee: Adults and Teens- $30 ($35 after October 14th) Kids-under 12 $10
Contact:: Gord Cowan
Tel: 905-844-8998 ext. 224
Gordc@gpsconsultinggroup.com
October 21, 2006 - October 22, 2006
Woodstock , Pumpkin Festival , Birtch Farms and Estate Winery
A 2 day festival featuring pumpkin games, pumpkin treats, costume contest, pumpkin gallery, wagon rides and scarecrow making. 10 am - 5 pm Fee: Cost is on user pay basis Tel:(519)-469-304
October 21, 2006
Listowel, Putting On The Ritz Silent Auction
North Perth Public Library
Friends of the North Perth Public Library presenting Jason White Jazz Trio as the entertainment. Helping to promote and support YOUR Public Library!
7 pm
$10/A
(519)-291-4621
October 22, 2006
Kingsville, Harvest at the Homestead
John R. Park Homestead & Conservation Area, Join us for ghost stories in the attic, corn husk crafts and cider and sausage making. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Homestead is located on the shore of Lake Erie between the towns of Kingsville and Colchester at 915 County Road 50 at Iler Road. $7.00 per car Janet Cobban 519-738-2029
jrph@erca.org
October 22, 2006
Brantford, Brantford Symphony Orchestra 2006-07 Season Premiere Concert
THE SANDERSON CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Join Brantford's professional orchestra for an evening of superb symphonic music. Contact the BSO office at 519-579-8781 for programming information. Pre-Concert Chat 6:30 p.m. Concert 7:30 p.m.SR, AD and Student Rates T.B.A. Box Office: 1-800-265-0710, 519-759-8781
info@brantfordsymphony.com
October 23, 2006
Stratford , 12th Annual Midlife Choices & Challenges Women's Health event
Arden Park Hotel , Each year, topics related to women's health and well being are highlighted by speakers who share meaningful information and experiences. This year, the topic is "lives in transition, to everything there is a season". The evening begins with dinner, followed by two dynamic speakers, Dr. Barb Matthews of Listowel and author, speaker and musician Kelly Walker who will share their insights into positive and productive ways to navigate through life's many transitions. Door prizes available. Fee: $25/A Tel: (519)-273-6813
October 24, 2006
Stratford , Good Book Group
Stratford Public Library , This is an ever changing group of people who enjoy getting together to talk about the book Gilead by Marilynne Robinson. 7 pm Fee: Fee/Free ( SR=Senior AD=Adults CH=Children DON=Donation ) Tel:(519)-271-0220
October 25, 2006
Owen Sound, Ontario , Knox Organ Recital - Christopher Herrick
Knox United Church, 9th Street & 4th Avenue East , 7:30 p.m. 2nd Concert in series to benefit the restoration of the Memorial organ (1919 Casavant) dedicated to the 22 men from Knox who gave their lives in World War I Fee: $20.00 each Contact:Church Office Tel: 519-376-4684 mailto: knoxos@bmts.com
October 26, 2006
Stratford , A Shiver of Spirits.....Ghost Stories
International Grounds (45 Waterloo Street, South) , Celebrate Hallowe'en with deliciously chilling stories. Enjoy readings by a group of voice actors as they bring to life the works of such masters as Bram Stoker, Washington Irving and Stephen Leacock. VISITATIONS - Ghosts appear in many different manifestations. This evening features stories of visitors from beyond the grave. A fundraiser for the Friends of the Library. 8 pm Fee: $10/A Tel: (519)-271-022
October 26, 2006
Kingsville, Harvest Moon
John R. Park Homestead & Conservation Area, Join in the corn husking bee and barn dance as we bring in the crops by lantern light. Linger for star gazing and legends. Pre-registration required. 7.00 p.m. The Homestead is located on the shore of Lake Erie between the towns of Kingsville and Colchester at 915 County Road 50 at Iler Road. $7.00 per car
Janet Cobban, 519-738-2029
jrph@erca.org
October 27, 2006
Stratford , Open Night featuring The Seventh!
Knox Presbyterian Church , Enjoy this powerful beginning to season #2. Maestro Summers conducts Toronto Symphony Orchestra's brillian Russian violin virtuoso, Arkady Yanivker in Prokofiev's First Violin Concerto as well as Beethoven's towering Seventh Symphony. A most inspiring concert - not to be missed. Tickets are available at Long & McQuade Musical Instruments and Filsinger Music. 7:30 pm Fee: $22/A, $20/SR, $12/ST Tel: 1-866-438-6817
October 27, 2006
Stratford , A Shiver of Spirits.....Ghost Stories
International Grounds (45 Waterloo Street, South) , Celebrate Hallowe'en with deliciously chilling stories. Enjoy readings by a group of voice actors as they bring to life the works of such masters as Bram Stoker, Washington Irving and Stephen Leacock. HAUNTED HOUSES - Often spirits inhabit a specific place, despite the wishes of any mere mortal. Three such dwellings are featured tonight. A fundraiser for the Friends of the Library. 8 pm Fee: $10/A Tel: (519)-271-0220
October 28, 2006
Goderich, Halloween Havoc Huron County Museum, 110 North St. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Children ages 6 t 10 are invited to a day of Halloween crafts, games and activities that will occupy the minds of the most anxious trick or treaters! $20 per child, pre-registration required.
(519) 524-2686
October 28, 2006
Stratford , A Shiver of Spirits.....Ghost Stories
International Grounds (45 Waterloo Street, South) , Celebrate Hallowe'en with deliciously chilling stories. Enjoy readings by a group of voice actors as they bring to life the works of such masters as Bram Stoker, Washington Irving and Stephen Leacock. POSSESSION - Often a ghost is not an apparition, but a force inhabiting something....or someone. Join us for tales of spirits that make themselves felt in the physical world. A fundraiser for the Friends of the Library. 8 pm Fee: $10/A Tel: (519)-271-022
October 28, 2006
Stratford, Solo Concert
St. Joseph's Church
Harpsichord production. Music of 17th and 18th France. Tickets available at the door.
7 pm
$10/A, $6/SR/CH
(519)-271-6722
October 28, 2006
Stratford, Hallowe'en Haunted School House
Stratford-Perth Museum
Pumpkin carving, painting and crafts. Upstairs for the faint of heart!
11 am - 3 pm
$2/CH (Adults with children free)
(519) 271-5311
October 28-29, 2006
Kitchener, Coverlets & Canopies
Joseph Schneider Haus Museum, 466 Queen St. S.,
The wool sheets, feather beds and fabulous coverlets are brought out as the Schneiders prepare for cold winter nights. Kinderkraft drop-in from 2-3 p.m. Saturday
SR $1.50 AD $2.25 CH $1.25 Family $5.00
Roberta Grosland
519-742-7752
groberta@region.waterloo.on.ca
October 28 -29
Elmira and Region, The Kissing Bridge Trail Studio tour
Elmira, St Jacobs, Conestogo, West Montrose -A wonderful self guided studio tour with pottery,sculpture ,metal work, paintings,gourmet chefs,wood carvings and more. free event with free maps available on www.kbtstudiotour.ca Natalie Prevost-Mero 519-669-0545
barefootpotter@hotmail.com
October 28 - November22, 2006
Guelph, "Kedamaian" Barber Gallery, Three artists from three continents work together in a multi-media peace initiative - Canada, Australia, Indonesia Free, Barber Gallery (519) 824-0821 sales@barbergallery.com
October 28, 2006
Stratford , St. John's UCW Harvest Fare Luncheon and Bazaar , St. John's United Church
Silent auction, baking, deli, sewing and crafts. 10:45 am - 2 pm Tel:(519)-273-109
October 27 - 28, 2006
Rockton, Haunted Historical Halloween
Westfield Heritage Village, 1049 Regional Road 552 Bone up on your history and folklore and discover the origins and traditions of Halloween past. Plays and presentations are guaranteed to tantalize and enthral the whole family. Runs from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104. $8.50 AD, $7.50 SR, $4.50 CH
Westfield Heritage Village 800-883-0104
west@nonline.net
October 28, 2006 - October 29, 2006
Kitchener , UNICEF Family Fun Days
J. Steckle Heritage Homestead; 811 Bleams Road , Come out and enjoy a Thrilling Halloween Treat-guanteed enjoyment for the whole family. Includes a haunted barn, penny carnival, craft room, animal visits, face painting, story telling, family entertainment, Canadian Native-Reenactors. All this and more on a farm in the city. All proceeds of Family Fun Days are supporting the "Schools for Africa" campaign, UNICEF Canada. Fee: $5.00 per person Contact:Robin Harrington Tel: 519-570-1794
info@familyfundays.ca
October 28, 2006
Newton, Book Launch with author Ken Setterington
Ontario Maze
Author Ken Setterington will be reading from Clever Katarina and Nelly Hofer will demonstrate her artwork of Scherenschnitte, as known as paper cutting.
2 pm
(519)-595-8967
October 29, 2006
Stratford, Children's Concert
Stratford Northwestern Secondary School
A concert of family-friendly music. Wear a costume for a chance at a prize!
3 pm. Fee: Cash donation in support of the St. John's Preschool
Tel:: (519)-271-4084
October 29
Brantford, Burning Bright for Breast Cancer Swimathon
The Wayne Gretzky Center, The Event starts with a breast cancer survivor as a keynote speaker, then Synchronized swimmers will be swimming lenghts for one hour. Some girls swim up to 3Km in that hour. There is a tourch passed to the first swimmer by the survivor. Each swimmer takes the torch, symbolizing the importance of breast cancer research. As the stats is are very high that breast cancer in one way or another will be effecting these girls at some time of their life. Whether it be themselves, a mother, sister, aunt or friend. Donation Kim Groulx 759-7563
brantsynchro@sympatico.ca
October 29, 2006
Burlington, Ontario , Halloween Haunt
Ireland House at Oakridge Farm - 2168 Guelph Line , 12:00 noon-4:00 p.m. An unforgettable way to start your Halloween celebration! Get lost in the spooky hay maze and scared in the haunted woodshed. Enjoy games, crafts, live entertainment, prizes and activities. Show off your costume and be haunted with fun for the whole family! Admission: $5.00 per child. Adults are free. Sylvia Hentz 905-332-9888
specialevents@on.aibn.com
October 31, 2006
Goderich, Halloween Festivities Huron County Museum, 110 North St. 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. cider will be served. Sponsored by the Huron County Museum and Friends. No admission fee.
Huron County Museum and Historic Gaol
(519) 524-2686
October 31, 2006
Goderich, Halloween Festivities Huron Historic Gaol, 181 Victoria St., Goderich 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sponsored by the Huron County Museum and Friends and the Goderich Kinsmen Club. Older children may enjoy a scary thrill at the haunted Historic Gaol. No admission fee.
Huron County Museum and Historic Gaol
(519) 524-2686
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