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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO: GRUESOME, GHOSTLY AND JUST PLAIN SILLY - Grantsville Seniors Celebrate Halloween

(10/31/2020)
2005 - Friday was Halloween dress-up day at the Calhoun County Committee on Aging's Senior Center in Grantsville.

The day was filled with fun and laughter as costumes worn by "kids at heart" were judged in several categories.

The Center also celebrated October birthdays, and drew the winner of the "Tilted 9 Patch" quilt, raffled by the CCCOA and Grantsville Lions Club.

Office Personnel dressed up for Halloween
Kelly Hanes-Cow, Cindy Cottrell-Lamb, Ellen Shock-Pig
and Kelly Grogg as Farmer Gertie

Photos courtesy of Brenda McBride

Jim Hardman as Queenie, Geneva Groves as Winky
the Clown and Clinton Smith as Chee-Ching-Chong

Sue Oshoway (front) had the task of judging costumes

Jim Hardman (L) was the silliest ...
... and Alta Mae Richards (R) was the most creative

Linda Fivecoat (left) and Leona Heiney (right) were judged ugliest

More "kids at heart"

Fumiko Welch (L) was scariest
Dorothy McCauley (R) was most original

Catherine Virden (L) was most unusual
Jean Boggs (R) was cutest

Elah Whisman (L) was prettiest
Jim McCormick (R) won "Best of Show"

October Birthdays celebrated at the CCCOA
(Front) Verda Bush and Goldie Richards. (Back) Carroll McCauley,
Chink Roberts, Hazel Somerville, Adrian Ball and Ruth Lancaster

Winner of the "Tilted 9 Patch" quilt was Rose Wilt
Total profit collected was $486, split between the two organizations
The Queen Size quilt top was hand pieced by Carolyn Deweese
and hand quilted by the CCCOA Seniors


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