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FRIDAY OCTOBER 27, 2017 K V IL L E m e tro la n d m e d ia O A KV ILLE L A C E 15 E NJT ^ L dentistoakville.com 905-842-6030 $ 1 .0 0 CONNECTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY INSIDEHALTON.COM 24 pages A StateFarm Rob Demille, Agent 905-849-3050 w w w .robdem ille.ca While rain is unlikely some Oakville trickor-treaters may still be frightened by the colder weather on Halloween night. The locally based The Weather Network (TWN) released its Halloween forecast Thursday, Oct. 2 6 with meteorologist Mi chael Carter noting the warm weather resi dents have been enjoying throughout much of October is about to come to an end. "We've come out of a month of October that has been just remarkably mild through out much of the Great Lakes Region. Most areas have been averaging three to even five degrees above seasonal," said Carter, with TWN, operated by Pelmorex Media. "We are in the middle of a pattern change though. That means things are going to be shaking up a bit and we are going to be moving, through this weekend and into early next week, into a more typical Fall-like pat tern." While these temperatures are technically normal for the season, Carter said, it m ay be a more abrupt change for residents spoiled by the weather. Carter said Friday, Oct. 2 7 would see Real Local People. Real Local Service. 2017 Burlington Sw eet rid e Page 2 Justin by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff see Cold on p.5 Oakville resident Jason Edwards has turned his house on the corner of Munns Avenue and Sixth Line into the impressive home o f a haunted garden he calls `Hells Gate.' | Riziero Vertolli/Metroland pays a visit neaiby Page 3 W E ' RE M A K IN G A S P L A S H IN O A K V IL L E ! · 90 (Pool · Small class sizes · Make up lessons g ' o ld fis h , R E G IS T E R TODAY'! S n e a k P e e k P a rk in g L o t P a rty S u n d a y O ct. 2 9 · 1 to 4 p m O A K V IL L E | 2 8 9 .8 1 5 .3 8 0 6 | g o ld fis h s w im s c h o o l.c o m