NWCA HALLOWEEN 2022 HOLIDAY EDITION

The Howler dance is SOLD OUT!

Thank you to Jessica Cousens and her amazing volunteers for bringing this community favourite back to life!

4 DONATED

PRIZES

TO BE WON!

Door Prize

Best Solo Costume

Best Couple Costume

Best Group Costume

Thank you to the following talented community members for donating door and costume prizes:

Sandy Brandt has donated some of her

Custom Hand-Crafted Pottery

Sass Jackson has donated Freeze Dried Treats from

Sashah Harrison has donated candles from

Ryan & Jennie Henderson have donated a custom sign from

Killiney Beach Community Hall, 516 Udell Road, Vernon BC, V1H 2C6

FILL THE TRAILER!

Fawn and family will be collecting bottles to donate all the proceeds for the Santa Meet & Greet children's presents. The Mccoll trailer will be located at the Killiney Community Hall all week starting Oct 25 until after the dance, Nov 2.

We appreciate all your generous donations to support our community fundraiser for Santa Meet and Greet which will be held in December for our North Westside community children. Our goal is for special guest Santa to have a gift for every child in attendance.

We will announce the date of the and registration details in an upcoming NWCA Newsletter and on our website at www.nwcaonline.ca

To pre-register, please email your child's name and age to communicationnwca@gmail.com

HALLOWEEN NIGHT TREAT MAPS

KILLINEY BEACH COMMUNITY MAP - Google Maps

Come on out to the Community Hall and Library Halloween night from 6 to 7:30 and enjoy Halloween with your neighbours and friends. You can hand out candy, enjoy all of the kids in their costumes, have some hot bevies and just have fun! (Coffee for adults and hot chocolate for the kids) The library will be open, and we will also be handing out treats. Excited to see all of the witches, ghouls and other Halloween creatures! See you there!

Killiney Beach Community Library, 516 Udell Road, Vernon BC, V1H 2C6

PARKERS COVE COMMUNITY MAP - Google Maps

WESTSHORE ESTATES COMMUNITY MAP - Google Maps

Community maps are courtesy of Google Maps

WHAT DOES A BLUE BUCKET MEAN:

A blue Halloween bucket has become an unofficial symbol of awareness for autism. If you see a trick-or-treater holding a blue pumpkin candy bucket at your doorstep, it could mean the person is autistic.

If You See a Blue Halloween Bucket This Year, Here's What It Means (tasteofhome.com)

WHAT DOES A TEAL BUCKET MEAN:

The teal Halloween bucket is used to raise awareness for children with food allergies and food-related medical conditions. It’s an important issue to think about when it comes to passing out candy with potential common allergens like gluten and peanuts.

If You See a Teal Halloween Bucket This Year, Here's What It Means (tasteofhome.com)

HALLOWEEN PSA FROM NWFR

PSA North Westside community! North Westside Fire Rescue will be out in the community this year for Halloween, giving out candy and showing a presence to help keep everyone safe. This will also allow Fire crews to quickly respond in the case of an emergency. Our firefighters look forward to seeing everyone and their spooky costumes this Halloween!

From all of us at NWCA we wish you all a

safe and spooky Westside Halloween!

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