Contest Winners

With 21 costumes ranging from incredibly cute to downright creepy, voting for your favourite in our Annual Halloween Costume Contest was no easy task.  To vote, you had to be on Scribbles mailing list or Ken's facebook page and if you had entered our contest, you were also allowed to vote for your own pix.

Entering photos of themselves or their children this year were: Kitsa Statti, Pedro Rengel, Kylie King, Virginia (Ginny) Eckert, Robin Whyte, Jane Storie, Mandy Dick, Steve Sauder, Sandra Burger-Vedder, Becky King, Merry Christine, Sally Vince, Sharon Janzen-King, Rhonda Janzen-King, Eric Gainer, Tammie Holditch, Amanda Bersgma, Falynn Shaw, Sasha Vince, Kerri Thomson-Fortier and Melisa Sider. We thank all of you for participating in Scribbles most-popular contest of the year.

 Your votes were tallied up by the fictitious accounting firm of Fisher, Price,Waterhouse & Leavoy, then recounted by my dog Timmi and kitten JJ. It was then official, these were our winners.

Tied for 3rd place, creepy "wanna play?" sent in by Rhonda Janzen-King and Steve Sauders nasty looking face and head wounds (I hope you had that looked at buddy, it looks pretty serious....LOL)

Second place went to our little Toronto Maple Leafs player Cole Whyte (sent in by his mom Robin). We have fans of other NHL teams in our Scribbles group, so I'm thinking even if they loved the costume's concept, they just couldn't get beyond the Leafs gear.

First place went to Woody from Toy Story, sent in by Kylie King. Kylie will receive previously viewed DVD movies, The Panic Room, What Lies Beneath and The Breakup. Congratulations!

We had some suggestions regarding the nature of our contest and are pleased to announce that next year the voting will be divided into categories (something along the lines of best kids costume, most original costume, scariest costume, etc.)

This means more prizes and more winners and less struggling as to whether to go with cute or creepy as your top pick.

 Thanks once again to everyone who entered and everyone who took the time to cast their votes.