Halloween Fun for Younger Ghost and Goblins
Two not-too-spooky graveyards were thoroughly enjoyed by little ones. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
Peek-a-BOO! A princess poses with the ghost she's made. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
MANITOUWADGE, ON – Yesterday evening, the Township of Manitouwadge Community Services held a Halloween Drop-In for kids and their caregivers at the Rec Centre Auditorium.
For just a toonie per child (or $5/family) kids could have their fortune’s read by a Fortune Teller who was impressively accurate (thanks to either her crystal ball or her close relationship with a Community Services staffer), enjoy ‘Witches Brew”, crafting a “ghost”, colouring Halloween themed pages, or enjoy other not-too-spooky activities. Many attendees came costumed, some parents explaining that the evening was replacing traditional door-to-door candy canvassing for their younger ghouls, uh girls, or boys.
We’d like to hear your thoughts, did you attended? What was your child’s favourite part of the evening? Are you one of the parents choosing the evening in favour of Trick or Treating? Share your comments below!
Fortune Teller Miss Mystery uses her crystal ball to see information about curious attendees. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
Fortune Teller Miss Mystery uses her crystal ball to see information about curious attendees. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
Parents had fun snapping photos of their little ones with a variety of Halloween backdrops. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
Kids enjoyed the challenge of counting how many spiders, skulls, ghosts or crosses were among the spooky decorations. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
A pretty bride poses for a photo. Photos OntarioNewsNorth.com
