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Thursday, 25 October 2007 13:31

Halloween Fun For The Whole Family

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There’s lots of family Halloween fun scheduled around the county. This Saturday, the whole family is invited to the Amador Cooperative Preschool “Halloween Masquerade Ball” fundraising event at the fabulous Jackson Rancheria. For Adults, there will be Appetizers, and surf & turf dinner with a no-host bar. There will be special children’s plates and vegetarian entrée. Activities include costume contest, raffles, live auction, children's art silent auction, dancing, and door prizes. Tickets can be purchased at Realty World in Jackson or call 257-0622. Also on Saturday, the Jackson Haunted History tour of Jackson Cemetery starts at 6:30 pm at Fantossi Marble Works across from the cemetery entrance on Church Street in Jackson. On the tour, tales of murder, poisoning, and the Wells Fargo Bank Stage coach shoot-out will be recreated by Argonaut High School Drama students. The price of the Tour is $5.00 and you should bring a flashlight.  Because of the nature of the re-enactments, this may be too scary of younger children

If you like to be scared,  don’t miss the 9th annual Haunted House in Jackson at 430 Bright Ave. off Broadway Friday and SaturdayOctober 26 and 27, and Wednesday Oct. 31 starting at 6:30. Cost is $3.00 each. For information, call 327-1685. In Ione, the BrownAcademy is holding their haunted house from 5:30 – 9:30 pm on Saturday 10/26 and Halloween 10/31. Bring the younger kids before 7:00 when activities are toned down. Cost is $5.00 per person. Brown Academy is located at 851 Palm Ave in Ione. And if you are looking to show-off great costumes on Halloween night, come to the Children’s Halloween Parade sponsored by the Jackson Lions.

The parade is being held Downtown Jackson on Main Street Wednesday October 31st. Trick or treaters are welcome to visit Main Street merchants from 3:00 – 5:30 and the parade starts at 5:30 pm in front of the Fire Station. All children will receive a treat bag, and prizes will also be given for the best costumes. Free hot dogs and snacks will be served at the Jackson Civic CenterHalloween Headquarters at the Amador Flower Farm in Shenandoah Valley. Both kids and adults will enjoy the pumpkin patch, hay bale tunnel and corn maze, which is open daily through Halloween from 9am-4pm. There will be free tram rides this weekend (weather permitting). Amador Flower Farm is located at 22001 Shenandoah School Rd, Plymouth. following the parade. And there’s still time to visit

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