Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
During the recent Fall Fun Night at the Caribou Recreation and Wellness Center, these pre-K masqueraders were judged winners in a variety of categories. Winners included, from left: Riley Burlock, first place prettiest costume; Eleanor Fisher, first place most original; Tyra Sterner, runner-up most original; Joshua Pitre, first place, scariest; Jayden Edgecomb, runner-up most original; Jace Violette, runner-up scariest; Chantelle Thibodeau, runner-up best costume overall; Logan Duplessie first place best costume overall; and Brooklyn Thibodeau, runner-up prettiest costume.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
Area kids in grades 2 and 3 were out in full force displaying their costumes during the recent Fall Fun Night event at the Caribou Recreation and Wellness Center. The primary sponsor of the event is the Caribou VFW and Auxiliary. The Caribou Rec staff was assisted throughout the fun-filled evening on Oct. 31 by Loring Job Corps students. Judged to be standouts in different categories are, from left: Hailie Jalbert, first place prettiest costume; Abby St. Peter, runner-up prettiest; Liam martin, first place scariest; Kenna Smith, runner-up scariest; Matthew Smith, runner-up scariest; Taylor Paddleford, first place most original; Matthew Smith, first place scariest costume; Jordan Duplessie, runner-up best costume overall; Victoria Leavitt, first place scariest; Jorja Bugbee, runner-up prettiest; and Oliver Fisher, first place scariest.
Oct. 31st visitors in grades 4-6 were not to be outdone as they turned out in a variety of original and homemade costumes at the Caribou Recreation Center. From left are: Seth Beidleman, first place best costume overall; Anya O’Meara, first place most original; Adrian Dunham, runner-up scariest; Elle Berube, first place prettiest; John O’Meara, runner-up most original; Joeline Damboise, runner-up best costume overall; Ashley Violette, runner-up prettiest; Holly McDougal, first place scariest; and Jasmine Olson, first place scariest.
With more than 500 kids, parents, and other family members, these K-1 goblins took home some extra treats at the Caribou Rec and Wellness Center recently. From left are: Gordan Fisher, first place most original; Alexis Doroen, runner-up scariest costume; Megan Plourde, runner-up most original; Jessica Leavitt, firstplace prettiest costume; Jasmine Berry, first place best costume overall; Josiah Bugbee, runner-up prettiest costume; and Cody Michaud, first place scariest.
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It takes a lot of staff and volunteers to make a Halloween party a big success. Assisting with the annual Fall Fun Night held Oct. 31 at the Caribou Recreation and Wellness Center were from left, back row: Sean Vanschaick, Emmanuel Medrano, Arik Jepson, Kathy Mazzuchelli, Jeremy Thomas, Tad Gorence Dustin Damboise, Matt Bouchard, Chad McCarthy, Adam Chartier, William Hayes, Keith Martin, Veronica Knapp and Evan Leno. Front row: are Angela Michaud, Paula Morin, Hector Lleras, Brianna Gorence, Casey Nichols, Katie Ouellette, Krista Albert, Carlee Pinette, Paul Garnanfgin, Diania Secula, Stacie Sarent and Kyle Michaud. Justin Melandson is at front and center. Those volunteers appearing in fatigues are Loring Job Corp students who donated their time to help with the annual fall fling.
