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The unseason- ably warm, sunny weather made the perfect afternoon for children to enjoy an extra day of tricker-treating. The former YMCA build- ing was decorated and played host to the BIA's annual Haunted House. Hundreds of children lined up for the chance to explore scary crea- tures, enjoy mysterious sto- ries and bob for apples. Chil- dren were given goodie bags and a map that would lead them to finds from participat- ing downtown merchants. By mid-afternoon the sidewalks on both sides of Mill Street were lined with children in costumes. Along with the treasure hunt for tempting treats, the BIA also had a colouring con- test, a ju-jube guessing con- test and a costume contest. Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson had a difficult time judging the children with so many interesting and dif- ferent costumes. Popular themes this year were cos- tumes from The Wizard of Oz. many action heros and kitchens & baths and so much more!!! FREE ESTIMATES Dave Dawkins 853-2887 ALL DRESSED 'UP: The judges couldn't accile who won the 5 years and under category for the BIA Costume Contest. Instead of one winner, they chose 10. -- Angela Tyler photo Cinderella-like Princess cos- tumes. Winning prizes from Acton Merchants; Acton Bowling, Godfather Pizza, Classic Karate, Forever Youngsters, Touch of Har- mony and Time Out Sports were: Costume Winners under 5 years - Eric Butson, Curtis a on? Time: 7:30 p.m. Y2K On January 1, 2000 Will you have Hydro? Will your phones work? Will the taps give you water when you turn them Will you have access to your bank accounts? Will you get help if you dial 9117? ... Many people are concerned that when the new millenium atrives at Midnight, December 31st, the Y2K problem will kick in and disrupt their lives. To find out what is being done and what you can do yourself, come to Acton's Y2K Symposium. This i Public Meeti You invited! Date: Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1999 Place: The Acton Seniors Centre in the new Acton Arena Speakers? Representatives from: The Town of Halton Hills The Halton Hills Fire Department - The Region of Halton Halton Hills Hydro Bell Canada The Bank of Montreal This important event is sponsored by Se the Acton Seniors Recreation Centre. Admission price: One Loonie Refreshments will be served. Recreation Centre Golden, Thomas Butler, Kyle Slama, Terry Vivian, Chantelle Myles, Sarah Scott, Jessi Bartells, Krystina and Casandra Minicud. Costume Winners age 6-8 years - Matthew Watson, and Graham Silversmith, Carlie Bishop, Cassie Cripps, AJ Snider, Kyle and Duane Wrigglesworth, Lori-Lyn Slama and Jamie Campbell. Colouring Contest Win- ners under 5 years - Dana, Julie, Amanda. Colouring Contest Win- ners 6 - 8 years - Emily. AJ, Correct Number of Ju- Jubes (141) winners - under 5 years Stephanie Grasby, 6 - 8 years Katelynn Robinson. Winners of the Adult Free Draw - Beth Golden, Heather Parr, Michael O'Brien. DOROTHY DOUBLE: Six-year-old Alexandra Bencquista loves the movie The Wizard of Oz. She dressed as Dorothy and her sister dressed as the Wicked Witch for Saturday's BIA Halloween Cos- tume Contest. -- Angela Tyler photo oye oT lme MATa {THe WELLNESS CENTRE | Chiropractic: Dr. Tom Thompson D.C. Chiropody: Deanna Wilson D.Ch. Massage Therapy: Mark Weidner R.M.T. Osteoporosis: Barbara Jeans D.C. Homeopath: Valerie Stevens Nutritional Consulting: Nancy Desjardins consultation Wellness Centre (519) 858-3460 R.N.C.P /appointment,