Over 1,000 people streamed through the Veteran's Memorial Auditorium at 72 Bank Street on Halloween night 2006 to enjoy a family -friendly fun night put together by the staff of Community Recreation. Children were invited to participate in a variety of games, enter a costume contest, walk through a ghost-walk and enjoy a piece of pizza donated by Dominos, all free of charge. The event is held every year as a safer alternative to children going door-to-door and to enjoy the holiday with their parents and other children. For more information, about CD-REC activities, go to their web site or call 508-679-0522 or contact Program Director Grace Gerling.
 

(Top row. left) Eight-year-old Kyree Williams leaves the costume contest registration table with three-year-old Inysia Saxon and Shannon Seaver following. (Top row, center) Justin Phaneuf poses as a dead body in a cemetery scene put together by YouthBuild members. (Top row, right) Amanda Pestana (center) holds the line of people waiting to go into the YouthBuild ghost walk away from ghoul Jimmy Irizarry. (Middle row, left) Jen Rego fills out a costume contest entry form for nine-year-old Tyler Enson. (Middle row, right) Youth Outreach workers Korin Pensao and Diana Ferreira take their children around to the different games. (Bottom row, left) Kimberly Dalton poses her children as CD-REC staff member Marianne Arruda takes a picture. (Bottom row, center) Seven-year-old Alexis Santos tosses a bean bag at the target while her mother, Stephanie, looks on. (Bottom row, right) Four-year-old Kayla Soares leaves the building with her father, Robert Soares, by walking past cob webs and spooky figures.