Halloween Villagers Ready to Par-Tay

Whew!  The residents of our Halloween Village are beginning to relax and are in the mood to par-tay.

That gigantic black cat that was worrying them so much has been removed from their midst and given a new home with Sheila Harrington.  Everyone is very happy with this turn of events, the villagers no longer feel threatened, and I can attest to the fact that the cat is going to a very Halloween friendly home because I pass by Sheila’s house every evening after work.

So “Thank You” Sheila from the bottom of the villager’s hearts.  They hope you have many years of joy with their “terrible accident.”

Strut Released!

Since March 8^th Strut the Rooster watched anxiously as people filled in slips of paper with the number of eggs they thought were in the jar with him.  Their guesses ranged from a low of 50 to a high of 2,400.

His ordeal ended on March 30^th when Ann Rose, his hero, released him from the jar holding him captive.  Her guess of 532 mini eggs in the jar was the closest, without going over, to the actual number of 554.

Strut wants to thank everyone who took part in the attempt to release him.  He vows that next year he will just stay at home and let someone else help the Easter Bunny.

Winner of the Framed raffle

Alice F. Dolezal (left) was the winner of the lap afghan, crocheted by Linda Leonard, that was raffled off at the "North Judson Framed" display. She was presented her prize by Pat Caron.