There were several classic cars on display that received event dash plaques. One was a 1937 Ford Straightback that had been in the family for years. The owner had received it from his dad. And it ran like a top! There was a hay ride and the lines of people waiting to participate were long. Everyone wanted in on this ride! The tractor went steady from 5-9 PM. Boy what Fun! There was a Spooky House that was haunted. There was a big bonfire and you could even cook your own hot dogs or marshmellows that the Boy Scouts were selling. The Girl Scouts had good peanuts for sale. And there was a 80 gallon pot of Chili that was "BOO Delicious." Mandy cooked and kept it stirred all night. The prices charged for food were very cheap as the event was to be for the community. The night was a fun night and Mike Dowdy the DJ "Party In A Box" kept the action going, going, and going. Good Music and Dancing! And prizes and more prizes were awarded.

There was costume judging for all the kids. And boy did the judges have their hands full. The costumes consisted of those bought in the stores, but many were especially designed and made by the participants and/or their parents. And they were as cute and interesting as any we have ever seen. And boy what fun thes kids had. The judging was divided into three age groups: 0-5, 6-11, & 12 & up. The judges almost pulled their hair out on this night. It was just so many kids and such cute costumes. Anyway, all enjoyed seeing the kids perform and have a good time. All the prizes were donated by special businesses that are interested in their community and wanted to give something back. Now, these are the businesses that make Powhatan so special.