Sometimes you just can’t keep a good ghoul down. With three weekends under our belt the sKream Team at sKreamers reports a hauntingly wonderful time is being had by all victims who dare enter the Orleans Asylum for the Criminally Insane. And insane it is! If your idea of spooky is to stand in the ...
The Kiwanis Club of Orleans has added a Merry Go Round to the equipment at our Kiwanis Adventure Playground at Millennium Park! This exciting new structure has been made possible with our proceeds from Skreamers. And Haunting season begins soon, so check out Skreamers.ca to find out more! After a major rainstorm chased most of ...
This is without a doubt the best group we have ever had, with a great mix of newbies and veterans and it’s the best season we’ve ever had! These awards are not just for a job well done, but to aid in the development and growth of our volunteers. $500 Scholarship Award This award goes ...
Kiwanis Club welcomes community into their nightmare Posted Oct 21, 2010 By Charelle Evelyn www.emcorleans.ca/20101021/news/Kiwanis+Club+welcomes+community+into+their+nightmare EMC News – During the daytime, Proulx Berry Farm is a welcoming, family-friendly spot. But, once the sun goes down, the smiles of the various figures and statues that would normally be pleasant take on a more sinister glint when ...
sKreamers Preview Night When? Saturday October 2nd 2010. 7pm to 9pm To enjoy all the features at sKreamers we recommend you arrive before 8:15pm Where? sKreamers is located at Proulx Farms, 1865 O’Toole Road, east on Innes Road, just past Trim Road. (10 minutes from Place d’Orleans) Lots of free parking. New for this year ...
Ghosts, ghouls and chainsaws at Skreamers Haunted House Published on September 24th, 2010 Kristie Jones www.orleansstar.ca/Living/Community/2010-09-24/article-1790964/Ghosts,-ghouls-and-chainsaws-at-Skreamers-Haunted-House/1 As of October 2, Skreamers will be up, running and prepared to scare. For a $15 general admission, guests have the chance to experience the Scary Wagon Ride and the Barn of Terror, or to visit the Creepy Canteen. ...
Two vampires are traveling down the 401 to Orleans this weekend to spend time with about 40 east end teenagers. The teens are volunteers at sKreamers, an Orleans Halloween attraction set to open for the season in early October. Wayne and Stephanie Mallows of Niagara Falls are coming to Ottawa to train the high school ...
sKreamersWe have a bunch of little jobs you could help us with that would only take an hour or two We need; – to get the mudmen out of the storage trailer and reseal them with varathane – once dry, to put out the mudmen at the church (2) and the raspberry patch (4) – ...
sKreamersWe need volunteers so please start thinking about when you are available to help at sKreamers. We are open the 2nd 8th 9th 10th 15th 16th 17th 22nd 23rd 24th 27th 28th 29th 30th and the 31st (party night) Also, there are a few special tasks that you can help organize or be part of ...
sKreamersthe sKreamers Insider August 2010 sKreamers Insider – vol 2. Back in 1800 when the Village of Cumberland was founded everyone struggled to survive together, with one unusual exception deep in the O’Toole Forest was a quiet Malrainian family that just didn’t fit in. Malrainia was known to harbour many famous witches and warlocks and ...
sKreamersAfter being featured in the Kiwanis International Magazine worldwide proclaiming the Orleans Kiwanis as the masters of the “Art...
Cameron and his dad Jamie delivered over 70 games to CHEO in a quiet presentation this week which will...
Two of this weeks guests at our Kiwanis dinner and meeting were Jamie Jones and his son Cameron. The...
The name "Kiwanis" was adapted from the expression "Nunc Kee-wanis" in the Otchipew (Native American) language, meaning "We have a good time," "We make a noise," or, under another construction, "We trade or advertise." Some persons prefer to pronounce the word "ki"; others, "kee."