Our Town Home - Perrysburg Owens' Halloween Alternative event Published on Oct. 26, 2012 Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print Kayla White of Toledo holds daughter Delanah Barry, 7 months, while the little princess eats a pretzel. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Children line up at student activities booths for candy and other tricks and treats at the Halloween Alternative event at Owens Community College's Student Health and Activities Center. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Da'Von Brown, 12, of Toledo, wears a costume that makes it look like he is carrying his own head. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Little firefighter Aiden Cohen, 3, of Rossford, gets some help from daddy James Zerante in gluing a ghost cutout onto a treat bag. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Veiled genie Nicole Wilson of Toledo kneels next to daughter D.J. Wilson, 2, whose Smurfette costume included blue face paint. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Front, from left: witch Angelique Colon, doggie Kaidyn Poore, 3, witch Savannah Colon, 5. Back, from left: zombie McKinsey McGoy, 13, and Monster High student Jada McGoy, 8. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Mermaid Riley Osberger, 4, of Northwood, left, gets a starfish painted on her cheek by Bethany Lollar, an early childhood education student at Owens at the Halloween Alternative event. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Grim reaper Antonio Toth, 6, of Oregon, right, watches Owens performing arts student Kris Hale, center, paint a wound on the face of his zombie friend Caleb Osberger, 7, of Northwood. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Friends Destiny Leaym, 12, left, as Minnie Mouse, and Adina Smith, 12, as a vampire, survived the haunted house. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Christie siblings, from left, ninja George, 7, ballerina bat Mackenzie, 5, and bumblebee Delilah, 4, frost cookies. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Dallas Shirey, 6, of Toledo, gives a friendly roar as a purple monster. THE BLADE/REBECCA CONKLIN KLEIBOEMER Buy This Image Related Items perrysburg township Recommended for you Click to comment