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Sunday October 22, 2000 Oakville Beaver W eekend T o ro n to F ren ch S c h o o l Consider A Bilingual Education Halloween Capers at Bronte Creek During the next two weekends, the Ghosts and Goblins of Halloween will be finding their way into Bronte Creek Provincial Park. "Halloween Capers" -- an annual event at the park, will fea ture a variety of activities and games for the entire family. The Haunted House and spooky bams will be open both weekends. Other activities include: face-painting, a guess ing jar, pumpkin carving contests, Halloween bingo, Halloween tic-tac-toe, sack races, egg races, a scavenger hunt, a pumpkin toss, bunny races, and much more. Pumpkins will also be on sale both weekends, with all proceeds going to the United Way. The Friends of Bronte Creek will be operating wagon rides both weekends as well. The festivities take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on both days, and kids, don't forget to wear your cos tumes. Next weekend, Halloween Capers features two activities. From 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday night, Burlington Storyteller Pauline Grondin pre sents `T he Legends of Halloween," a collection of historical Halloween Folk Tales. Following this, join us for "Scary Creatures Revealed," a night hike which takes place from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Come and learn about owl calls and coyote calls, and learn how scary animals are, in fact, pretty cool. And speaking of cool... don't forget to dress warm! It is suggested that you pre-register for this event by calling the Nature Centre at 827-6911 ext. 231. Admission into the park is $4 for adults (18+) and $2 for youth (4-17), up to a maximum of $12 per carload. For more information, or for a sched ule of events, call the park at 905-827-6911 ext. 231. Bronte Creek Provincial Park is located 1 km north of the QEW on Burloak Drive. Bilingual Coeducational Age 3-OAC Extended Childcare INTRO Programmes International Baccalaureate W hen we say we prepare students for the future, we can back it up. 100% of our graduates earned the IB Diploma this year, and 90% achieved marks of over 80%. U p c o m in g M ississauga O p en H ouses O ctober 26, December 7, January 11, 9:30 am UNICEF fundraiser Oct. 28th UNICEF is synonymous with Halloween and the little orange box but this year, adults in the Oakville area also have a chance to show their support and have a great time. Global Harvest 2000, a gala fundraiser for the children of the world, will be held Sat. Oct. 28th, at the Rattlesnake Point Golf Club in Milton. The evening features an international dining experience with menu items hailing from Central America, Asia, India, and North America. The Capital City Swing Band will provide live music for dancing, and a silent auction rounds out the entertainment for the night. Tickets for Global Harvest 2000 are $100 each and available by calling 905-523-1325. Corporate tables are still available. T o arrange a personal interview or R S V P for an Open H ouse, contact A dm issions E xp lo re o u r g lo b a l a lte r n a tiv e a t w w w .tfs .o n .c a (416) 484-6980*247 Mississauga Cam pus: Age 3-Grade 7 1293 Meredith Ave. (S W o f Dixie/QEW ) The L eaves A r e n 't A KO HLER O W NED CO M PANY Call the dance professionals at Fred Astaire Dance Studios and you'll be dancing and twirling, too! Ballroom dancing is fun and great exercise. What are you waiting for? 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Fillets removed. S a le Hundreds of meal ideas* One aisle* VISA Breaded Chicken Nuggets Delicious breaded, moist and tender, chicken breast pieces, ready to pop into the oven. Encompassing Hypnotic Techniques a n d Concepts Practical Dem onstrations 1975-7+77 Wce-Pre***! AiMdotc 10 M ethods o f Form ulating M n w Ethical Hypaosis 9 Preside*! Oitario Chapter AAEH Suggestions Charter Member lateraatioad Society loc Theories, Principles, Profecuoed Hypaosis. Former leslrector el Hypaosis of Homber College, Toronto. Procedures rroceaures W ith e m p h a s is o n : Diet control - Breaking the Smoking & Other Habits - Stress Management - Sex & Hypnosis Sales Improvement - Self-Hypnosis and more. 33 - 40 PIECES 8 - 12 PO R TIO N S 1 . 3 6 k j; 3 ll>. F R E E EXPLANATORY SESSION ______ on WED. OCT., 25 at 7 p.m.______ a t th e a d d re s s b e lo w : Meet the instructor at a (just north o f Speers Rd.) 635 Fourth Line 21 63 Sixth Line w w w .m m m e a ts h o p s .c o m (just north of Upper Middle Rd.) 8 4 2-4233 338-3459 CARSON INSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL HYPNOSIS 144 James Street South, Suite 2 Hamilton, Ont. L8P 3A2 · Tel. 905-526-8889