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Show r COMUT $TlfCTt TNtOuGH lOC'STlCJ HHPs Pest See Page B4 Hilltop Times n 8, 1991 Ncrv n Bl n ( I I ( f Atftfeir-cactfi- report: on Everybody hod by Frances Kosakowsky Hilltop Times staff writer Halloween is a dandy time for kids of any age to indulge themselves by assuming an alternate identity and playing for a while. This past week's Halloween goings on at Hill were no exception. All sorts of critters showed up for costume contests in getups conceived by imaginations straight from the twilight zone ran creativity rampant and, in some cases, there are pictures to prove it. The Youth Center sponsored a costume contest for youngsters 6 to 12 with prizes being given for the most original, the funniest and scariest costumes. Not to be outdone, adults gathered at the masquerade ball at the Officers Club with specific intent to remain anonymous while cavorting through the events planned by the Commodities Directorate. There was food, danc ffum ing, dungeons, scary movies, a spook alley and hilarity. Finally, there was the costume judg-- , ing. The prize for the funniest costume was given to a halloweenie dressed as a garbage can; a crash dummy won for most creative; and the scariest went to a terrible monster. On the actual night of Halloween, a similar party was held at the NCO club, while the combat arms training and maintenance section of the Security Police were manning their spookmo-bil- e on ghostbuster patrol. They patrolled the streets in base housing in their mobile spook alley dispensing thrills and candy, and generally kept an eye on things. The Lab at U.S. Air Force Hospital, Hill did their part by providing scanning services for children's candy. All of these activities added to the morale and relaxation of folks working or living at Hill and it was all done without a hitch thanks to the many volunteers who organized the events. X-ra- m Ml ' II T7 f 0. i l v - y ' ' ?: 1, . 1 r i . ' i 1 J - s M - - Sublime to scary 1 The dalmation and medieval damsel (left) provided a warm and fuzzy atmosphere, while the other guy (upper right) isn't someone you'd like to meet on a dark night. ll w U b Air Force Photo by Kelly Kosakowsky 1 US, v fir- - A J I U S I 1 J ", J f S k I y1 1 z ' x ... 4 Air Force Photo by Kelly Kosakowsky Judging and jailing ' , it i 5' ff f s:' , K "" U.S. Air Force Photo by Kelly Kosakowsky U S Air Force Photo by Joon Hofer The blues Brothers and a nun (left) make a peculiar combination, but what the heck, it was the costume judging contest. While the trio strutted their stuff, other masqueraders watched. The motley crew manning the dungeon (above) got a dose of their own medicine. Dungeon help is so hard to find these days. Rolo f.lodcl Open season Victory Congressman says military helped him Employees can switch health plans Soccer teams wins over rival B |
