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Boro Celebrates July ' Halloween '

AVALON — It rained on their parade, but scores df Avalon youngsters still turned out in costume at The Avalon Community Hall. The Avalon Recreation Department sponsored a Halloween in July parade which was to have taken place on the boardwalk but was forced inside by inclement weather.

The costumes were of all sizes, shapes and kinds I Some who were here on' vacation had to improvise with what was around the house. A good time was had by spectators and costumed youngsters alike Flash bulbs popped all over as moms, dads and grandparents took pictures of their offspring.

rr They came "Gumby". clown, dancers. Avaion lifeguards, bumblebee, beach bunny, homemade vintage airplane, chef, dolls, soldiers and many others. T II K COST I M K I) youngsters paraded by the judges table in five different age categories Most original and first place w in | ners received trophies, second and third place winners received cups and ribbons and all participants [ received and Avalon Recreation Department cup. .. 1 The winners of the gala parade were: Age 3 and under. Most original. • Melissa Lamb: (gumby); 1st place. Holly Kirner;

2nd. Aaron Lichtig: 3rd. Jessica Snavely Age 4 years: Most Original. Kevin Lamb. Michael ^and Steven Ter nosky. (Avalon Beach Patrol i; 1st. Nicky Cepparolo; 2nd. Annie Polsenberg; 3rd. Sarah Kauterman Age 5 and 6: Most original. Kevin Kirner; 1st Jay Jordan; 2nd. Donna Haberle; 3rd. Sarah Taylor Age 7 through 10: Most original. Johnny Kauter man and Shayfle King: 1st. Chris k£mb; 2nd. Buffy Jordart; 3rd. Jennifer Burke. Age 11 years and up: Most original. Amy Rudder. (Vintage Plane,) : 1st. Robbie Lamb: 2nd. Carla Casper; and 3rd. Joshua Dwyerr.

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