Plenty of ghostly, ghoulish sights, with Halloween arriving on Tuesday

Halloween doesn't arrive until Tuesday night, but already there have been plenty of ghostly, ghoulish sights in the Kincardine area.

Tuesday night, Kincardine Guiding held its Halloween party at Kincardine Baptist Church, with games, crafts and treats.

Wednesday night, members of the Kincardine Community Singers were decked out in some great costumes, for their Halloween rehearsal at Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine.

And Friday night, Trillium Court Seniors' Community, Kincardine, held its Halloween party for residents and staff, with a haunted house, crafts and treats, and a ghastly photo booth. The Kincardine Fire Department even made a brief appearance after the fog machine set off the fire alarm.

Be prepared Tuesday night, for the ghosts and goblins to come knocking at your door, hollering "Trick or Treat!"

Happy Halloween!



The Peanuts gang, from left, Nancy Pilcher, Marie Robinson, Helen Mullenix and Marian Glen, sing "Christmastime" even though it's a Kincardine Community Singers Halloween rehearsal, Wednesday night, at Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine; they are practising for their Christmas concert, Dec. 9-10