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Halifax COA Halloween Party

November 3, 2016 By Stephanie Spyropoulos

The Halifax COA held their Halloween Party at the Great Hall in the Halifax Town Hall at noontime with entertainer Roger Ticknell from Shutesbury, MA, playing 50s and 60s music, dancing music and interactive entertainment with the audience.

Fire Chief Jason Viveiros and firefighters served lunch to the seniors, a tradition which we hope to continue from now on!

The pumpkins on each table and decorated on stage were done by the seniors more than two weeks ago as an event at the Council on Aging

Also, Joan & Harry Towne dressed up and decorated a scary dessert/beverage table. The Traveling Chef, Mark, came from Old Colony Elder Services to make vegetable & chicken Panini that were delicious.

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