Chillin’ with the Roodhouse Police
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Lucy Skolasinski, 7, sits patiently while the face painting artist paints a beautiful butterfly on her face. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Hailey Moore, 11, of White Hall, takes a break from the water works to do a little artwork on the sidewalk. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Almost three-year-old June Skolasinski proudly poses after getting her face painted as a dinosaur. She asked mom if she could keep it on until her birthday on Aug. 27. Unfortunately, mom said no. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Fifteen-month-old Adaline Beck sips on a drink in her stroller waiting for the movie to start. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
By Carmen Ensinger
It was an evening full of fun Tuesday night as the Roodhouse Police Department, Roodhouse Fire Department, Ice Cream Depot and Barrow Baptist Church joined forces to present an evening for the kids aptly called “Chillin’ with the Police.”
The Fire Department brought their truck and kept a continuous flow of water for the kids to play in while the Ice Cream Depot provided free cones to all of the kids. Barrow Baptist Church provided free popcorn and sponsored a move at dusk. The Crisis Center provided free face painting for the kids.
