Halloween activities a treat for Plains children
Plains Community Ambulance volunteers hand out candy with Mr. Bones. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Sheriff Shawn Fielders and detective April Phillips hand out candy during the Plains Trunk or Treat event. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Plains School K-6 graders take advantage of the Trunk or Treat event. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Kimberly Giffn stays warm by a fire. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Good Donut Times at the Sunset Hills Funeral Home with owners Wayne and Mary Egbert. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Costume winners Emma Caldwell, Grayson Mitchell, Emma Tichner and Ronan. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Games and fun at the Alliance Church. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Plains streets filled with trick or treaters near Sunset Hills Funeral Home. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Trick or treaters get their fill at the hotdog roast sponsored by the Plains Lion Club. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Lion Club President Steve Spurr at the hotdog roast in Fred Young Park. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Lincoln Boehler decorates a pumpkin at the United Methodist Church in Plains. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Trick or treaters count their stash of candy at Fred Young Park. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Witches, ghouls, ghosts and vampires haunted the streets of Plains on Halloween.
Children of all ages lined the streets, going house to house and taking advantage of the many activities sponsored by numerous organizations, churches and businesses throughout town.
The costumed and candy-filled day started out with the first annual trunk or treat event taking place in the parking lot behind the school gym and sponsored by elementary school teachers. Each teacher decorated their vehicles, which were staffed by high school student volunteers, dressed for the occasion.
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