The Press-Dispatch
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A-8 Local Wednesday, October 30, 2019 The Press-Dispatch Continued from 1 BAND EMPORIUM DOWNTOWN 50+ Open vendors daily 407 E. Fourth St, Huntingburg 812-683-0123 Thursday, Nov. 8 10am-7pm Friday, Nov. 9 10am-9pm Saturday, Nov. 10 10am-7pm Sunday, Nov. 11 Noon-5pm SPECIAL HOURS TIMES EST • Antiques • Collectibles • Furniture • Home Decor • Quilts • Pictures • and so much more Christmas Stroll Stroll November 3-10 www.huntingburgmerchants.com Historic Downtown Huntingburg, Indiana 34th Annual Santa & Mrs. Claus Tree Lighting Carriage Rides Sunday, November 3 Huntingburg Library Story 6pm-6:45pm Market St. Park Official Tree Lighting 6:45-7pm Market St. Park ursday, November 7 Shop Historic Downtown 10am-7pm Friday, November 8 Shop Historic Downtown 10am-9pm Sips & Bites on Friday Nite 5pm-9pm Participating Merchants Saturday, November 9 Shop Historic Downtown 10am-7pm Carriage Rides Noon-5pm 508 E. 4th St. (City Hall Parking Lot) Santa on 4th Street 1pm-4pm 4th Street Photo "Hot Spots"Take a selfie at sev- eral holiday themed photo backdrops Movie in Market Street Park Showing ELF at 6pm, hosted by Destination Huntingburg Sunday, November 10 Shop Historic Downtown Noon-5pm 4th Street Cookie Walk 11am-1pm 507 N. Main (Teen Outback) Carriage Rides Noon-5pm 508 E. 4th St. (City Hall Parking Lot) NOV. 3-10 VISIT Historic Downtown Huntingburg Indiana OCT. 31 • 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Candy for the kids Sweet subscriber savings for grown-ups VFW costume contest Winners in the Saturday night VFW costume contest, following the trunk or treat event, were (l to r): Ted and Debbie Hawkins (Best Couple), Jim and Peg Capozella (Best Cowboy and Cowgirl), Cody and Mackenzie Jines (Civil Ser- vant or Military), Melissa Chris- tie (Prettiest) and Joe Cummings (Most Handsome). Not pictured are Terry and Trish Wornica (Most Original) and Kathy Free- land (Scariest Clown). Debby Pas- ley photo Below: The most original cou- ple in the VFW costume contest Saturday night was Terry and Trish Wornica. A large crowd vied for seven prizes in the con- test. Dozens of party goers had a good time celebrating Halloween and enjoying an evening of ka- raoke by First Response at VFW Post 3587. Debby Pasley photo a guide from the school there to help them find where they are sup- posed to go. But their guide just came onto the bus and stamped all the kids hands so they could get in and then left. Instead of having more than an hour to work on their adjust- ments to the non-march- ing performance, they only had about 20 min- utes to prepare. Still, they turned in their highest scored performance of the year and consider their 13th place in Indiana a big success. "We want to thank the community for their support. Several busi- ness had signs wishing us good luck. Several parents in the band pro- gram helped out tremen- dously. Without their support, we wouldn't have been as success- ful. Want to express our sincere thanks for all the work the commu- nity and parents did all season long," said Ash- worth. Pike Central's Marching Band placed 13th in the Indiana State School Music As- sociation's Scho- lastic competition state finals on Sat- urday. Above they perform their show Bend at a recent football game. Below: On Sat- urday afternoon, they were given a fire and police es- cort down Main St. Petersburg for making it to the state finals.