The Riddlewood-Sunnybrae Community Association's Inaugural Fall Festival, Oct. 25,  was a success with almost 50 children and their Middletown Township families attending the event at the ball fields on War Trophy Lane. At the Wolff's Apple House table, which donated decorations and apples, is Emily Hardcastle, who grew up in Riddlewood, is now employeed  at the establishment.

Barb Nolan, Maria Crann, Chris Gallo and Nancy Cardella are among the volunteers who made the event work.

Event Chairwoman Dina Sullivan and volunteer Kim DiFelice.

Organization President Diane Lombardo created and hosted the witches wheel game.

Children enjoying the moon bounce with Tim Sullivan, who is in charge of their safety.

Photos by Kate Rainey

Vincent Derrick, project manager of Hollywood Landscaping and Riddlewood resident, handled the hayrides.

Chris Gallo and Samantha Crann at the sign in table.

Melissa Gallop with the raw materials for a craft project.

James Rainey and Liam Mosteller looking at what they found from the candy hunt. Both are seven years old.

Tammy Baillis on a hayride with Riddlewood children and Baxter the pug. The little girl waving is Larae Grady, 5.

Gianna DiFelice and Carly Baillis  hunt for candy on Riddlewood's baseball field.

Winners of the fall raffle basket are John and Sharon Sweeney.

Jacob DiFelice and Louis Gallo search their bags for candy from the hunt.  Both are three years old.

The Gillette family arrives at Riddlewood-Sunnybrae's 2009 fall festival.

Tracy Kohler and her daughters Emily and Kimi. The twins are 11.

Getting ready for a fun time at the festival are Bob Gallop with his daughters: Jen, Jamie and Josie; and Barbara DiSipio with one- year-old Renata.