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MORNING STAR • NOVEMBER 5 - 11, 2009
Halloween Parade and Costume Contest winners are announced The Downtown Seaford Association extends a special thanks to everyone who helped make the Seaford Halloween Parade and Costume Contest possible: Dr. Wolfgang, for providing the line-up location; The City of Seaford; Seaford Police; Seaford Volunteer Fire Company and Ladies Auxiliary; Seaford Harley Davidson for providing the judges platform; the judges; Seaford NJROTC; Seaford School Bands; Seaford High Key Club; Food Lion, for the “Lil Hugs”; The Leader and State Register and the Seaford Star, for helping to promote the activity; and to all the other fine volunteers and donors. Contest winners Ages Newborn – 3 Most Original - Winner, Ella Marvil; Runner-up, Madison Moore Funniest - Winner, Brandy Chaffinch Scariest - Winner, Teddy Bishop; Runner-up, Gideon Sammons Ages 4 - 7 Most Original - Winner, Miranda
Moore; Runner-up, Amanda White Funniest - Winner - Abigail Guy; Runner-up, Anthony Crane Scariest - Winner - Madison Joseph; Runner-up, Madisen Summons Ages 8 - 12 Most Original - Winner, Cohen Davis; Runner-up, Colden Fees Funniest - Winner, Bridget Johnson; Runner-up, Andera Collins Scariest - Winner, Marie Solomon; Runner-up, Linden Carey Ages 13 - Adult Most Original - Winner, Jeff Caudill; Runner-up, Katie Banks Funniest - Winner, Amanda Roeglin; Runner-up, Suzanne Ledsworth Scariest - Winner, Erica Galindo; Runner-up, Cameron Dalton Group, all ages Overall Prettiest - Tobat Family - Scooby Family Best Appearing - Griffin Dunn & Band - Crayons
Diane’s Daycare took a trip to Mr. Pepper’s Pumpkin Patch. From left are Cameron Harmon, 6 months; Landon Sockriter, 2 years; Kameron Hampton, 2 years; Tiana Willin, 6 years; Brianna Dorey, 1 year; Colleen Roth, 10 years; Jaiyel Griffith, 1 year; and Kenny Williams, 10 years.
Landon Sockriter, Tiana Willin and Colleen Roth watch the bumble bees.
The Tobat Family received the Overall Prettiest Award in the Group, all ages category.
DAIRY FARM VISIT - Students in the 3 and 4-year-old program at St. John’s Preschool recently visited Vanderwende Dairy Farm in Greenwood. Shown here, student Brock O’Day pets a baby cow.
ICE CREAM PARTY - Pre-kindergarten classes at St. John’s Preschool were treated to an ice cream party to celebrate their efforts in providing $265 towards the library capital campaign. Children in the pre-kindergarten program recently took home library community banks which they filled with change and dollars to support the capital campaign.