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PD day workshops at Oakville Museum set for Fri. Oct. 29th This fall, the Oakville Museum is offering some interesting workâ€" shops with artisan Kathy Cope. Now is the time to register! Two special Halloween P.D. Day (Professional Development Day) Workshops will be held on Fri., Oct. 29th. Children ages 7 and up will enjoy making a Halloween craft to take home. There is a morning workshop from 10 am. â€" 12 noon, and an afternoon workshop running from 1 pm. â€" 3 pm. The cost per child is $10, and this includes all materials. On Sat., Nov. 20th, children ages 7 and up can - Make A Christmas Basket. This workshop will run from 1 pm. until 3 pm. and will involve creating a stake and strand basket. $10 includes all materials and pre-registration is required. As a special treat on Sun., Nov. 21st, adults are welcome to take part in the workshop â€" Make A Christmas Basket For Adults. Running from 1 pm. until 4 p.m., this workshop will teach adults how to make an attractive rib basket from grapevine and reed. $20 includes all materials and preâ€"regis- tration is necessary. For infomation on any of these fall workshops, please call the Oakville Museum at 845-3541. CHWO NEWS Director BOD Sheppard and Burlington South MPP Cam Jackson WI" be at the anchor dGSK as CHWO'S team 0f reporters bring YOU the fastest, most comprehensive coverage Of the federal election in Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Mississauga as W6“ as national coverage from across the COUNTY. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT - THEN HEAR IT COUNTED cl Radio 1'0 Remember CAMPAIGN COVERAGE '93 _um_um_N>_. m_.mQ._OZ 25295 09.09% mg“: CI‘IWO 1250 BOD Sheppard 3 RM. Radio to Remember These performers are getting in the mood for the Oakville Symphony Orchestra's fund-raising gala set for Thursday, Nov. 4th at Otello's Banquet Hall. The 'magical' evening will include the music of the Oakville Symphony Orchestra, the OSO Chamber Ensemble, tenor Mark DuBois and the John Macdonald Dance Band.Flutist Jamie thompson and harpist Sharlene Wallace will also be on hand as will a number of magical performers.Tickets are $150 and are available through the OSO office at 844-7984. Looking forward to the event are OSO members, from left to right, Peggy Steele, cello; flutist Heidi Zandvliet and Helen Peto, violin. And that's Johnny Toronto on the unicycle. (Photo by Peter McCusker) Cam JaCKSOH BrOm‘e Creek Park is the place for pumpkin carvers Sunday Hallowe’en has come to downtown Oakville. The Downtown Oakville Businesses will be providing free pumpkins for all downtown customers on Sat., Oct. 23rd. For all you pumpkin carvers out there, Bronte Creek Provincial Park 5 should be your destination on Sunday when they hold their annual F pumpkin carving contest. The park will hand out 250 pumpkin vouchers m and carving will start at 11:00 am. at the Visitor's Centre and throughâ€" 3?, out the day until 3:00 p.m.Admission is $6 per vehicle. For more infor- mation, call 827~6911, ext 231. "I iElAV Merchants offering free pumpkins From noon to 5 p.m. anyone who has made a purchase from a downtown store can receive a free pumpkin if they bring a receipt to the Towne Square at George St. and Lakeshore Rd. There will be a limit of one pumpkin per family while supplies last. The event is being sponsored by Jubilee Fruit Market. If you can't make it to Bronte Creek, try the Mountsberg Wildlife Centre on Sunday. You can carve your own hand-picked pumpkin and then carve it. Judging will be at 2:30 pm. and prizes awarded. You can also come along for a walk through Mountsberg and learn its history, or take a horse drawn ride to learn more about the elk and bison. There are also films on birds of prey, and displays on nature. Sat. 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