Trick or treaters retreat from the rain

 

 
By Sheryl Jones, The Times November 6, 2012
 
 
 
Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
 

Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.

Photograph by: Sheryl Jones , TIMES

Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.

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Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
 

Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.

Photograph by: Sheryl Jones , TIMES

 
Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
Hundreds of young goblins, superheroes, and fairytale characters walked the corridors of Haney Place Mall on Halloween, taking advantage of the shopping centre’s annual trick or treat event. It provided kids a safe and dry alternative with all the tenants participating by decorating, dressing up, and handing out candy.
Dewdney Animal Hospital’s Dr. Adrian Walton had some assistance on Halloween. Raggedy Ann and about 30 or so other kids (some in costume) came to trick or treat and tour the animal clinic on Oct. 31, many offering to assist the veterinarian who performed surgery on one of several bears stuffed with lollipops.
Dewdney Animal Hospital’s Dr. Adrian Walton had some assistance on Halloween. Raggedy Ann and about 30 or so other kids (some in costume) came to trick or treat and tour the animal clinic on Oct. 31, many offering to assist the veterinarian who performed surgery on one of several bears stuffed with lollipops.
Dewdney Animal Hospital’s Dr. Adrian Walton had some assistance on Halloween. Raggedy Ann and about 30 or so other kids (some in costume) came to trick or treat and tour the animal clinic on Oct. 31, many offering to assist the veterinarian who performed surgery on one of several bears stuffed with lollipops.
Dewdney Animal Hospital’s Dr. Adrian Walton had some assistance on Halloween. Raggedy Ann and about 30 or so other kids (some in costume) came to trick or treat and tour the animal clinic on Oct. 31, many offering to assist the veterinarian who performed surgery on one of several bears stuffed with lollipops.
 
 
 
 
 

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