Frank's Nursery and Crafts will open its doors to children and neighborhood families for a day of Halloween fun on Saturday, October 26th, 2002 from noon to 2 p.m. at each Frank's location.
All participating children and accompanying families will be treated to apple cider and donuts.
This is a great opportunity to see a spark of creativity from the children of the Frank's communities.
Filled with fun and excitement, it's our way of saying "thank-you" during the Halloween season.
Headquartered in Troy Michigan, Frank's is the country's largest specialty retailer of lawn, garden and home décor products.
It owns and operates 170 stores in 14 states.
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Select the patterns that you would like to carve from the SpookMaster website or the SpookMaster Acrobat ® file.
Kids will need extra help if they try to carve or paint these patterns.
Medium Saw -- With blade approximately two inches long by 1/5-inch wide for cutting larger sections of the pumpkin pattern.
Select the eyes that you want and cut them out along the dotted lines provided on the template.
If your transfer is hard to see, rub flour over the dots to make them more visible.
Certain shapes can cause some difficulties, especially on challenging patterns.
With long thin sections, you can drill closely spaced holes if you have difficulty sawing or removing the section.
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Bombard as Medusa, Jeanne Yantz and Mary Turner as the Flintstones, Amanda Rheaume as Cat Woman, Ken Weber as Captain BluBk, Liza Lopez as the Grim Reaper, Heidi Smith as the Human Resources Witch.
Amanda Rheaume of Toyota Sales, and receiving the third place prize of $100 was Cassie Bombard of Ford Service who was Medusa.
The turnout of employees voting was incredible and everyone who participated, from costumed employees to pumpkin carvers to voters, really did an excellent job.
Delivery will start in the morning in Burlington and by mid-afternoon White River employees can expect to see Dave and David handing out turkeys.
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Volunteers are needed to run the carnival games, help with concession sales, ticket sales, etc.
If you are interested in volunteering your time for this great community event, contact Bryan Hughes at 816-5135.
Join the fun at Golden Eagle Park on the night of the FH High School Homecoming game.
We will be offering three Spanish classes that include: Spanish for Kids, which is designed to teach children a new language in a fun and entertaining environment.
Fitness class fee is $2 per session or $20 punch cards are available for payment.
Selected Thursday trips in Senior Services van to local lakes.
Center at 816-5888 for information on the following services: ~Benefits counseling by appointment for Medicare or Social Security.
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This is a cumulative story started by a black cat trying to catch a little girl's toe one spooky Halloween night.
Remind children of the fiddle the girl played in the story.
Then play a variety of fiddle music for children to enjoy in the classroom.
Later, offer children a variety of household objects that can be used to imitate the sounds of various instruments (an egg beater, a tin pie plate and wooden spoon, pot lids, etc.) Let children experiment with making different kinds of music with these homemade instruments.
Read other cumulative poetry to children, such as: This is the House that Jack Built.
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Be certain that parents are familiar with every house and with all people from which the children receive treats.
Children should be cautioned to remember any suspicious incidents and report them to their parents and/or the proper official.
11. Children should be cautioned to run away from people who try to trick them with special treats.
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Fishers SC invites you to apply for the 12th Annual Fishers Halloween Soccer Classic to be played at the Verizon Wireless Music Center and Cumberland Park in Fishers, IN.
Last year's tournament had ov er 180 teams.
The Fishers Halloween Soccer Classic is open to club travel teams who play a regular league schedule.
All age groups may have up to 3 guest players (to be approved by the classic committee at the time of check-in.) ALL games will use a 3 licens ed referee system.
A complete set of tournament rules will be sent to your team upon acceptance.
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What did the Celts believe appeared on Halloween night?
What animal can a witch change into?
From which country did Halloween arrive in America?
What vegetable is a Jack-o-lantern made from?
Have you ever played a trick on someone?
Most people think of Halloween as an American tradition, but actually, it comes from Europe.
The Celts lived in Europe, mainly in France, Britain and Ireland.
Halloween was the last day of their year before the long winter.
So, on Halloween, they built big fires, they wore strange clothes, they played tricks on each other, and they made lots of noise.
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" With all that to wait for, rarely has the old stock market adage to ' sell in May and go away' been more apposite" (The Economist, 1993, p. 26).
This means that unlike many other anomalies, this anomaly does not--- at least not yet--- seem to disappear or reverse itself after discovery, but continues to exist even though investors may have become aware of it.
9 Returns over the period May--October tend to be close to zero in many countries.
Low returns between May and October, high returns between November and April.
This would lead one to believe that the Sell in May effect has been present in the data for a very long time, although results tend to be less signi cant now than in the last 30 years.
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The events are designed to provide a safe, supervised environment for residents of all ages.
Activities include costume contests, magic shows, prize giveaways, and candy provided by the City.
"In light of recent events, we want our parents and children to be able to enjoy a safe Halloween in a supervised setting," said Bellflower Mayor Ray Smith.
In addition to a magic show and game booths, each park will also present special "Spirit of Unity" costume contest awards to honor America and its local heroes such as firefighters, public safety officers, and medical rescue personnel.
"We're expecting about 500-600 people at each location, so the evening will be full of fun and excitement for the whole community," said Rich Pierce, Director of Parks & Recreation.
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a 3D maze, vortex tunnel and House 2002 Fremont Blvd. the house on a non-scary tour.
General admission to the mission is $2.
Finally, "Haunted Maze" features a labyrinth of horrors which, while predictable enough, are still well worth the wait.
There are 17 Halloween attractions in all, with sideshows performing periodically.
An especially amusing show is Chef Gagme Whitherspoon's "Road kill Café," featuring cooking lessons and unattractively-titled dishes.
Another drawback is that the Halloween attractions are not marked on the map, which combined with the copious amounts of fog and the dark, makes it an odyssey to trek around to each attraction.
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Your job this week is to have fun exploring this website.
There are a lot of fun activities and things to print out.
Some fun things you may find: Halloween mazes to print out Pictures to print out and color Games to play Read carefully, and have fun!
Please ask if you would like to print something.
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Halloween is a day for having fun, playing games, and dressing up in imaginative costumes.
Together, Rick and his father make some last minute adjustments to the costume to make sure it is safe.
First, Rick's father points out that the costume is fire retardant, meaning it won't catch fire if exposed to flame.
Secondly, the costume is light in color so that it can be seen easily in the dark.
After trick-or-treating, all treats should be carefully inspected by an adult and any candy found out of its original wrapped or homemade items from strangers should be thrown away.
halloween l Serve kids a healthy dinner (with foods they like) before trick-or-treating, so they won't fill up on candy Offer trick-or-treaters something other than candy.
Watch for signs of tampering, such as small pinholes in wrappers or torn or loose packages.
Parents of young children should get rid of choking hazards such as gum, peanuts, hard candies or small toys.
l To keep their home safe for visiting trick-or-treaters, parents should remove anything a child could trip over such as garden hoses, toys, bikes and lawn decorations.
Parents should check outdoor lights and replace burned out bulbs.
Wet leaves should be swept from sidewalks and steps.
Icey areas should be well sanded or salted.
