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Halifax Singing Seniors Dec. 18

January 5, 2017 By Stephanie Spyropoulos

The Singing Seniors had slight ‘costume changes’, which included their holiday headbands and jingle bell props.

The Singing Seniors had slight ‘costume changes’, which included their holiday headbands and jingle bell props.

Musical Director Carl Faith introduces the Singing Seniors to a full house at the Henrich Hall.

Musical Director Carl Faith introduces the Singing Seniors to a full house at the Henrich Hall.

Several songs the group sang were Silent Night, Silver Bells, Let it Snow, and other holiday classics as well as nearly a dozen solos. The event was followed with refreshments and coffee.

Several songs the group sang were Silent Night, Silver Bells, Let it Snow, and other holiday classics as well as nearly a dozen solos. The event was followed with refreshments and coffee.

Glenda Duncan organizer of the event appears as a dancing, vivacious Frosty the Snowman.

Glenda Duncan organizer of the event appears as a dancing, vivacious Frosty the Snowman.

Guests Carole Whitman left and Donna Gilmartin share their joy at the holiday performance.

Guests Carole Whitman left and Donna Gilmartin share their joy at the holiday performance.

Chris Burke of Halifax holds a bouquet of flowers as he watches his mother Joan Burke perform with the Singing Seniors.

Chris Burke of Halifax holds a bouquet of flowers as he watches his mother Joan Burke perform with the Singing Seniors.

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