Happy Halloween!

All sorts of ghouls and goblins will be hitting the streets tonight (Monday) and Dryden Police, Bell Canada, the Amateur Radio Club and ambulance staff will be launching their ‘Pumpkin Patrol’ campaign to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable Halloween.
Dryden Police Inspector Kevin Glenister has some helpful tips for trick-and-treaters.
Glenister recommends kids wear a light, coloured costume with reflective tape so motorists can see you better and notes make-up is better than a mask.
Glenister adds never trick-or-treat alone.
The emergency siren in Dryden will sound at 6 and 8 to signal the start and finish of Halloween.