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Start: Oct 30, 2005 at 09:30:00 AM
Distance: 10.00 km
Type: Out-and-back, Road
Difficulty: 6 / 10
More Info: Visit Web Site
Address: 49 Ferris St, South River, NJ 08882
Phone: 732-257-4339
Filed Under: Running

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The Frost on the Pumpkin Race consists of three events that participants can choose to participate in :
1) The 10K Road Race
2) 1 Mile Fun Run
3) "Lollipop Race" for children

Frost on The Pumpkin is a nonprofit organization that donates its
proceeds to disabled children in the area to attend Camp Donna,
a summer camp designed specifically for special-needs children.
Frost On The Pumpkin also awards a college scholarship fund to
various local communities for students who are planning to enter
the field of Special Education.

Since its inauguration, the race has become a South River
tradition occurring on the last Sunday of the month of October.
The racecourse winds through the streets and neighborhoods of
South River.

2005 marks the 26th anniversary of Frost On The Pumpkin. The
race committee wishes to thank the many volunteers and
sponsors who have continued to make the race a reality. Special
thanks to the Women's Club and the Parks & Recreation
department for their continued volunteerism.

From NJ Turnpike:
Take Exit 9 to Rt. 18 South. Take jughandle for West Prospect Street.
Proceed down West Prospect Street (Shop Rite and Best Buy will be on
your left). Proceed through traffic light on Prospect Street to the bottom of the hill.


From Garden State Parkway North:
Take Exit 105 to Rt. 18 North. Proceed on Rt. 18 North for approximately
25 miles. Make a right onto West Prospect Street. Proceed down West
Prospect Street (Shop Rite and Best Buy will be on your left). Proceed
through traffic light on Prospect Street to the bottom of the hill.


From Route 1:
Take Route 1 to Rt. 18 South. Take jughandle for West Prospect Street.
Proceed down Prospect Street (Shop Rite and Best Buy will be on your
left). Proceed through traffic light on Prospect Street to the bottom of the hill.

Registration area is in the park at Dailey?s Pond.

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Posted by: Frostonthepumpkin and last modified on Aug 17, 2006 by Frostonthepumpkin

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