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f rear, from left, runner-up Councillor Marilyn Serjeantson and ‘The 4th Annual Halloween Luncheon Way was held by the Town of Halton front, from left, are costume contest runners-up ‘Susan Townsend, best costume awar' Muriel Schenk. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW By Betty Sojka Many thanks go out to ADS 2 DO for'sponsoring the October newsletter. Check out their great ad in the newsletter or call 877-4164 for all your graphic and com- mercial art needs. Saturday’s Halloween Dance turned out to be a nightmare for organizers. What could go wrong, did go wrong! Despite having no DJ» show up, running out of water during meal time anda few more minor catastrophes, the dance turned out to be a lot of fun! Gerry Burgan very kindly went home to get his equip- ment and then was DJ., along with Daryl D’Cruz. The cos- tumes were truly amazing! “Best Couple” was won by. Michael and Laurie Ann Wilde who came as Aliens. Dressed as a dragon and a slayer got Gerry and Sue Burgan - second. Jeremy Travis as a sleazy lady in red won “Best Male”, followed by Doug Pollard as Frankenstein. “Best Female” was won by Brenda Ransom, who came as very creepy. Igor. Dressed as a saloon girl, Michele Thompson won sec- ond prize. Daryl D’Cruz took the “Most Original” category dressed as Dr. Giggles. ‘The “Scariest” went to Paul Wright as a chain man, fol- lowed by Brian Ransom as the Grim Reaper. “Best Group” was won by “Men at Halloween da Work - Pegdon Construction”, consisting of Don and Jayne McMillan, ‘Lois and Charlie Landoni, Wendy Martin, Mike and Jeannette Wozniak, and Don and Anne Bassett. This group even brought a snow fence to enclose their table plus a wheel barrow and other tools. Dressed as KISS, Matt Royds, Mark Whiting, Lisa and Laura Sanderson came in second: Ursula Meyer of Erin’ won the door prize. There was a coloring con- test this year again that was won by table five.Bruno Carnelos did an outstanding job as bartender, as he was run off his feet all night. Thanks to: all the nice folks~ who helped out in the kitchen and tidying up after the dance. Al Attard Sr. and Dave Buckley did a super job cleaning up on Sunday. To all who came, you are also very much appreciated. . sa sz nce a howling success If you haven’t got your Annual Turkey Supper tickets yet for Saturday, please give Eileen McEnery a call at 87- 3721, or Alma Sinclair at 877-6050. Cost is $8 for adults and $3.50 for children. Serving times are at 5, 6:15 and 7:30 p.m. This scrump- tious meal comes with home- made pie. It is a truly wonder- ful meal, please don’t miss it! Oct. 28 euchre saw. eight tables., Pearl: Burt- won. High Ladies with a score of 98, fol- lowed by Liz Creighton, who got 84. It was a score of 89 for Earl McArthur that won him High Man’s, followed by Manley Dennsmore with a score of 85. Lovely sand- wiches were provided by Donna Lorriman and Helen Humphreys. The next euchre is happen- ing on Nov. 11, 7:30 p.m. If you could donate some sand- wiches, please call Donna Hamilton at 877-4566. ONS Leather %¢. NOV SPECIAL PRICE $299. Shop Downtown Georgetown! 70 Main St. S. Know someone who is in possession of stolen property? ‘A phone call is all it takes to earn some cash. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for information that leads to an arrest. Please call 1-800-668-5151 or 825-TIPS that’s 825-8477 All-inclusive onllinctusive’ #4 week, from CARIBBEAN : 3; VILLAGES *--- Your Caribbean Villages all-inclusive holiday from Adventure Tours includes: ¢ Retum airfare fom Toronto ¢ Meals v 4 Pad Clubs & Resorts Sports & activities ¢ Nightly entertainment or Ottawa ‘S ¥ Accommodation Transfers & baggage handling ¢ and much more! Ask your travel agent about these and other all-inclusive Caribbean Villages SANTO DOMINGO PUERTO PLATA Tropics The Club rweek tom Fyn Tropicale 41 week; from Secluded resort with good {acities, steps from Juan Dolio Beach Venezuela MARGARITA ISLAND oor PLAYA DEL CARMEN ton Valu Club. ¢amety ne Decameron) $ A Caribbean Vilage Playacar ¢ 9 ee ves oumne 2s 7A $100 EARLY BOOKING BONUS Save $50 per person - adults and kids ~ off the brochure price of any ‘Adventure Tours holiday when we receive your full payment at least 60 days prior to departure (except March Break). ROOS 873-2000 TRA VE 232 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN: pI Lots of activities & sports at this popular vacation village Me: Pres are pe pert ht bo I Y CONCEPTS FINANCIAL PLANNING CENTRES OUR INVESTMENT INCOME as DUE TO LOW INTEREST RA Would you like to know more about what your investment alternatives are to GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES? Come and join us at this free seminar on: HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR MONEY and let us share with you: O Alternative low risk investments O Safe income producing investments O How to save on your taxes : November 4, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. Countrywide Seminar Room $28 Guelph St., Georgetown Seating is Limited ~ Please call 873-1877 to confirm your attendance.