Mike Kaardal photo During a sunny meeting with Bev Killberry, volunteer director for Halloween Fest, the Prince Rupert Lions Club pitched in $2,000 toward this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.

Mike Kaardal photo During a sunny meeting with Bev Killberry, volunteer director for Halloween Fest, the Prince Rupert Lions Club pitched in $2,000 toward this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.

Prince Rupert Lions Club pitches in for Halloween Fest

The organization donated $2,000 toward this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.

During a sunny meeting with Bev Killberry the Prince Rupert Lions Club pitched in $2,000 towards this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.

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