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October 23. 2013
Treats for Animals and Visitors
Trick-or-treaters can fill their
bags with goodies and learn about
w ildlife on Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 26-27, during Howloween at
the Oregon Zoo. The event runs
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is free
with zoo admission.
In keeping with the zoo’s m is­
sion, Howloween aims to be edu­
cational as well as fun. An intrigu­
ing scavenger hunt directs trick-
or-treaters to easily accessible
activity stations throughout the
zoo. Activities are themed to teach
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Showdogs is a full service salon. We do
baths, all over hair cuts, tooth brushing,
nail trims, soft claws, flea treatments, mud
baths, and ear cleaning. We also have
health care and grooming products to
keep your pet clean in between visits.
Show DogS Grooming Salon
& Boutique
M ichael D urham , courtesy of the O regon Z oo
A mandrill inspects a smiling jack-o’-lantern at the Oregon Zoo. The zoo’s annual Howloween
celebration takes place Saturday, Oct. 2 6 and Sunday, Oct. 27.
kids about animals around the zoo,
and their habitats and adapta-
tions. G oody bags filled w ith
candy and prizes will be given out
for com pleted hunts at the zo o ’s
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exit.
Throughout the weekend, visi­
tors can watch the zo o ’s enrich-
m ent team provide anim als with
holiday-them ed treats like jack-
o ’-lanterns stuffed with snacks.
Enrichm ent item s such as pum p­
kins help keep the zoo’s anim als
m entally and physically stim u­
lated.
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Halloween
Calendar
call503-823-4870.
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favontecostum eforghostlygam es, bewitching games. The event
food, creepy crafts and many more w illbeheldfrom 6p.m .to8:30
festive events on Friday, Oct. 25, on Friday, Oct 25. Cal, 503.
Thesday-Saturday 9am-7pm
from 6 pm. to 8 p.m. at the Mt. Scott 823-3620formoieinfotmation.
Monday 10am-4pm
Community Center» Admission is $3
per person (kids and adults) or 4 S p ook tacu lar C arnival and
Yo dawg is gonna look like a show dawg
canned food items for the Oregon C arnival C a fe -T h e Sellwood
and your kitty will be pretty.
Food Bank. For more information, Community Center hosts a
night for all ages, on Monday,
Oct. 28 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
with proceeds benefiting local youth
and families. Enjoy games appropri-
ate for kids 10 and under, and good
food while you’re at it. Bring two
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cans of food for the Oregon Food
SINCE 1999 MAIZE
Bank and receive four free game
(5 Acre C orn fie ld M aze)
tickets (Two can per person limit),
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the autumn season with an exciting
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harvest themed night of fun, crafts,
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games, face-painting and costume
parade at the Charles Jordan Com-
F a r m in ’ F u n :
munity Center on Halloween night,
Pumpkin Patch, Hayridea, Cow Train,
Thursday, Oct. 31. The event is free
Big Red Animal Barn, Hay Pyramid,
KEEPING PORTLAND
LOST
Fresh Produce Market,
Gift Shop and Patio Cafe
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sic, dancing, and a costume con­
test. Portland Spirit Cruise boards at
6:30 p.m., Saturday Sept. 26 and sets
off at 7 p.m. Visit Portlandspirit.com
for more information.
H arvest F est/O p en H ouse — Visit
Cherry Sprout Produce, 722 N.
Sumner St., Friday, Oct. 25, from 4
P-m -to 7 p.m., foran in-store Harvest
Fest with vegetables, fruits, cider,
wine’ and salsa tastings. A spooky
coloring contest for all ages, a fun
photo booth, and 15 percent sale on
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everything in store,
Eek! W eek ” Three Halloween par-
ties, pum pkin scavenger hunts,
sP°oky story times, and black light
bubble labs are all part of Portland
Children’s M useum’s Halloween
themed events extending from Oct.
and will last from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
26-31. This year the museum is also
H allow een Cruise - Cruise the Boo!
introducing trick or treating. For more
Cruise! If you dare for an evening of
information on the various events,
frightful fun. Come on board with
call Melody Bridges at503-471-9910.
your scariest costume for live mu-