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WITCHES AND WARLOCKS ON PARADE—All types of ghoulish characters gathered for a photo prior to the Witches/Warlocks walk held in Sheshegwaning First Nation for Hallowe’en.
photo by Jessica Sampson
Folks line up for the scariest show on earth during the Mindemoya Lions Club Haunted Trail over the weekend.
Which witch is which? Aundeck Omni Kaning’s Hallowe’en dance was decorated in style.
Bear Restaurant in Little Current had plenty of goodies for the young ghost and goblins out for an early bit of trick or treating.
These two creepy clowns hiding behind trees are the real stuff of nightmares. Traveller beware at the Mindemoya Lions Club Haunted Trail.
The NEMI Public Library has an amazing array of programming for folks of all ages. Kids had a great time checking out the Hallowe’en themed party.
Wiikwemkoong’s Buzwah Variety can always be counted upon to put on a great show and this year they have really pulled out the stops.
Anyone up for a game of spin the victim?
These two creepy clowns hiding behind trees are the real stuff of nightmares. Traveller beware at the Mindemoya Lions Club Haunted Trail.
Little Current United Church had more than 200 children come out for a daylight treat.
Wiikwemkoong’s Buzwah Variety can always be counted upon to put on a great show and this year they have really pulled out the stops.
Ewww… what more can be said about this gruesome display at the Mindemoya Lions Haunted Trail over the weekend.
photo by Tom Sasvari
These garbage bag spiders in Aundeck Omni Kaning demonstrate an ability to think outside the web.