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Six-year-old Grace Bullington toted her box turtle up and down the street, showing him off to everybody at the block party.
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This summer's play was the most elaborate ever, a celebration of the 1960s called "A Sixties Kaleidoscope."
Three girls with updo's, wearing former bridesmaids' dresses, lip-synced to "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Several boys presented speeches by John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. A cardboard television with tinfoil ears displayed still images of Ed Sullivan, Walter Cronkite and the Mickey Mouse Club.
In a major costume change, the youngsters emerged as flower children to a Cowsills recording of "Hair." At one point, everybody, including all the adults, jumped up to dance the twist.
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