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In the summer of 2008, two amateur cyclists set out on an odyssey which would take them ‘From the Rockies to the Rock' in an effort to heighten awareness of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Creg Mailloux and Vin Heney, along with associate producer John Scott and filmmaker Andy Peterson, filmed their epic journey, which spanned 8,000 km. from Victoria, BC to St. John’s, Nfld. The resulting documentary, Rubber Side Down, will be shown at the Lebovic Centre for Arts and Entertainment- Nineteen on the Park on Oct. 28 at 7 pm. The screening is presented by the Markham- Stouffville Chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of Canada (CCFC) and Greg and Vin will be special guests at the event. The feature-length documentary was screened at Toronto's COMMFFEST in September and was also shown recently in California. Tickets for the October screening are $5 and are available from the Free Press More than 200 ghosties and goblins were seen flitting around the Lebovic Centre at last year's Haunted House, hosted by the Mayor's Youth Council. This year's event takes place Oct. 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. From The Rockies To The Rock Documentary puts spotlight on Crohn's Disease The Mayor’s Youth Council is hosting a Haunted House at the Lebovic Leisure Centre on Oct. 30 from 6 to 8 pm. Visitors can drop by anytime during the event; said Micole Ongman, manager of recreation at the Department of Leisure Services. “There will be a haunted house, henna tattoos and some arts and crafts.” Last year’s event drew more than 200 children along with their parents, friends and siblings, she said. “It was a great time for all of us. The Youth Council did the setup and ran the event. They all dressed up and had some goodies for the children passing through” Organizers are looking for volunteers to assist prior to the event, as well on the day itself. “It is not too scary, more on the humorous side, so it's very appropriate for the younger children Parents are welcome to accompany their children and the site is accessible for wheelchairs," said Micole. For more information call 905-640-1910 ext 323 or visit www.townofws.com. Nineteen on the Park box office. For more information and to see the trailer, visit www‘ poweredbycommunityorg. Wooooo! October 2009 :