NJWC Hosting 2009 Beautiful Baby Contest

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: May 15, 2009 12:00 am

Newtown Junior Womenâs Club invites parents to enter their children in the 2009 NJWC Beautiful Baby Contest. The contest is open to children from toddler through age 3.

To enter your child in this yearâs contest, send a 4- by 4-inch nonreturnable photo with $10 check made out to NJWC to NJWC Beautiful Baby Contest, PO Box 217, Botsford CT 06404. The childâs name and age, and parentâs name and contact phone number should be written on the back of the photo. The contest is open to the first 56 children entered.

A voting booth will be displayed at Stop & Shop in Sand Hill Plaza each night from May 28 until June 4; at Sandy Hook Fire & Rescueâs LobsterFest on Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6, at the firehouse on Riverside Road; back at Stop & Stop June 7â13; and then at Relay For Life at Fairfield Hills on Saturday, June 13, where final votes will be accepted and the winner will be announced.

The winning child will get his or her photo published in The Newtown Bee, will be featured in the Newtown Labor Day Parade as Newtownâs Most Beautiful Baby, and receive a family gift basket.

For additional information call Lois Barber, 270-8017.

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