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Contests
Carve a pumpkin, craft a costume, maybe win something
Bill Jones, Managing Editor
Sharpen your knives and
strap up your candy-collecting
boots, because 22nd
Century Media’s Halloween
contests have returned
— less with tricks, more
with treats.
We’re once again offering
five ways to win prizes
this Halloween season with
the return of both our costume
and pumpkin carving
contests.
Details are below, but
questions can be directed to
Managing Editor Bill Jones
at bill@opprairie.com or
(708) 326-9170 ext. 20.
The Costumes
The Halloween Costume
Contest for 2019 features
three categories. Adults 16
and older have two ways
to win, with awards for
Scariest Costume and Most
Creative up for grabs. Children
15 and younger will
compete in one category in
which creativity is key.
We’re going to pick one
winner across each category
from all seven of our
southwest suburban towns:
Orland Park, Tinley Park,
Frankfort, Mokena, New
Lenox, Homer Glen and
Lockport.
We have just a few rules.
1) You have to be the
person in the costume. You
cannot submit for anyone
else, with the exception
of parents who submit for
their children.
2) Each person can only
submit one costume for an
entry (basically, you cannot
send yourself in multiple
costumes — pick
one), though families can
send one entry per person
from different members of
the family (and they can
be submitted together). A
group also may enter one
Pumpkin Carving Contest Prizes
Best Adult-Crafted Pumpkin (16 and older) — A
certificate good for two tickets for Blue Man Group
at the Briar Street Theatre in Chicago; and a free,
large cheese pizza from Aurelio’s, 19836 Wolf
Road in Mokena.
Best Pumpkin Created by a Child (15 and younger)
— Two hours of free bowling for up to six people,
including shoe rentals, along with a pizza and
pitcher full of pop, at Laraway Lanes, 1009 West
Laraway Road in New Lenox; and a $25 gift
certificate for Odyssey Fun World, 19111 Oak Park
Ave. in Tinley Park.
Halloween Costume Contest Prizes
Best Adult Costume-Scary (16 and older) — $25 gift
certificate for Chesdan’s Pizzeria & Grille, 15764 S.
Bell Road in Homer Glen; and a certificate good for
$5 off any purchase $10 or more at Pop’s, 16600
W. 159th St. in Lockport.
Best Adult Costume-Creative (16 and older) — A
certificate good for two tickets for Blue Man
Group at the Briar Street Theatre in Chicago; and
a certificate good for $5 off any purchase $10 or
more at Pop’s, 16600 W. 159th St. in Lockport.
Best Children’s Costume (15 and younger) — A
$20 gift certificate from Short & Sweet-Tasty
Treats, 9975 W. Lincoln Highway in Frankfort; and
a certificate good for $5 off any purchase $10 or
more at Pop’s, 16600 W. 159th St. in Lockport.
group costume, eligible for
one prize, as a group.
3) We understand there
may be a bit in the way of
scary imagery (such is the
nature of the holiday), but
the costumes have to be relatively
family friendly to be
considered and published.
Nothing beyond PG-13.
4) Entries must be submitted
no later than 2 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 1, to bill@
opprairie.com or 22nd Century
Media, c/o Managing
Editor Bill Jones, at 11516
W. 183rd St. Unit SW Office
Condo 3, Orland Park,
IL, 60467 (physical entries
cannot be returned), along
with names, email addresses
and/or phone numbers,
and towns for each of the
entrants.
5) The entries will be
judged by 22nd Century
Media’s editorial staff, with
winners being chosen based
on creativity, successful execution
of an idea, quality
of craftsmanship and consideration
of the holiday/
season.
6) All entries are subject
to being published.
The prizes are detailed in
the accompanying sidebar.
The Pumpkins
Our pumpkin-carving
contest returns in 2019 with
a category for adults 16 and
older, as well as one for
children 15 and younger.
In both categories, it is all
about creativity and skill.
We will pick one winner
across each category from
all seven of our southwest
suburban towns: Orland
Park, Tinley Park, Frankfort,
Mokena, New Lenox,
Homer Glen and Lockport.
We have just a few rules.
1) You have to be the person
who carved the pumpkin.
You cannot submit for
anyone else, with the exception
of parents who submit
for their children.
2) Each person can only
submit one pumpkin photo
(can feature multiple pumpkins
if there is a theme) for
an entry, though families
can send one entry per person
from different members
of the family (and they
can be submitted together).
3) We understand there
may be a bit in the way of
scary imagery (such is the
nature of the holiday), but
the pumpkins have to be
relatively family friendly
to be considered and published.
Nothing beyond
PG-13.
4) Entries must be submitted
no later than 2 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 1, to bill@
opprairie.com or 22nd Century
Media, c/o Managing
Editor Bill Jones, at 11516
W. 183rd St. Unit SW Office
Condo 3, Orland Park,
IL, 60467 (physical entries
cannot be returned), along
with names, email addresses
and/or phone numbers,
and towns for each of the
entrants.
5) The entries will be
judged by 22nd Century
Media’s editorial staff, with
winners being chosen based
on creativity, successful execution
of an idea, quality
of craftsmanship and consideration
of the holiday/
season.
6) All entries are subject
to being published.
The prizes are detailed in
the accompanying sidebar.