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i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9,1983 Section Two The auditorium of St. Joseph's Separate School was filled last Monday afternoon with costumed characters befitting Hallowe'en eve. Nearly every student turned up at school bedecked for the annual costume party. Prizes were presented to the students who created the best costumes in various categories. The winners are shown above front row from left: Stephanie Burgess, Jason Dillon and Corey Chambers. Rear from left are: Barbara Graham, Robert Barrett, Darren Keates and Jason Jackman. The prizes were donated by Dari Dream, San Marino Restaurant and Scott's Chicken Villa. There was everything from costumed witches to E.T. in the Edna Thomson Day Care procession of little people that dropped by the Statesman office last Monday morning. The halls of St. Joseph's Separate School were haunted last month with witches, ghosts, men from outer space and punk rockers with colored hair. The occasion was the school's Hallowe'en costume party. A number of prizes were awarded for the best costume in various categories. Three of the top designers are shown clockwise from left in their winning fright night outfits: Jason Jackman, Robert Barrett and Corey Chambers. A Page of Hallowe'en Photos Crowded Out Last Week tHûïifî *X 'Ïr \, Perri-Anne Cernigoy and Glenna Lamondin (right) receive a Hallowe'en prize from Ted Denny, of Bowmanville Audio Vision. Another costumed shopper, Frank Smith, received his BIA Bucks from Gary Annis, of Creative Pastimes. Judges for the downtown merchants' Hallowe'en window display contest selected Van Belle Floral Shoppes to receive the $50 third prize. Shown . above at the award presentation last month are from left: Karen Cockerham At Stedmans, costumed shopper Lenore Wubbolt (left) earns her cash mlnîg^andPaïlTan B^lle 03 ^ Gilpin " Bowmanville Business Centre .Jh^nry Rupa,ofthe> Leisure^Lady women's clothing store, presents $50 vouchers from Lynn Shield, one of the Stedmans staff who dressed in cos tume for the occasion. worth of BIA money to Karen Doble. The Bowmanville Golf and Curling Club was the scene of a Hallowe'en Bonspiol last month, with 04 curlers in attendance. And when the curling was over, the group donned costumes and enjoyed a Hallowe'en party Saturday evening. Here, Ted Trudeau, skip of the winning team, receives his trophy from tournament co-ordinator, Roger Wood. Members of his team included: Suzanne Francis, Peter Hobb, and Norma Mclnnis, That's one pumpkin to go! These youngsters from the Bowmanville Nursery School were enjoying enjoying a visit to a pumpkin patch last month, in preparation for Hallowe'en. Shown here during their trip to Caldor Acres, on Highway Two are Tyson Gorgerat, Juliana Stone, and Lcanne Jennings. Jennings.