Halloween spirit comes alive in P.A.

“It’s just my favourite time of year,” he said. “It is fun and I do it for the kids so they can have some fun.”

Bonnie Moore and her family, who live on the same street as Wingham, made the effort to get their home prepared for Halloween this year as well, a family tradition since her grandkids were old enough to take part.

“I used to do it many years ago and then I stopped but then really started going again, I guess when Marshall and Hallee were a little bit older, maybe two or three, and they really, really got involved with doing it,” said Moore. “We just love doing this it’s a part of our tradition as a family.”

She said her grandkids Marshall, 9, Hallee, 8, and Liam, 3, can’t wait for Halloween each year so they can create their annual graveyard scene.

“They love to do it, they love to be a part of it and to walk through it and to change things up,” said Moore. “They love the excitement of seeing the cars pull up and take a look at it and the look on their faces when they stop by and see it.”

“That is the whole idea to give everybody the joy of Halloween.”

The countdown to this year’s Halloween eve has begun with only four days remaining until trick or treating will commence Oct. 31.

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by Sarah Rolles

Halloween spirit comes alive in P.A.

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