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 (EMAILWIRE.COM, October 20, 2011 ) Cuyahoga Falls, OH -- Halloween will observe on Oct. 29 this year, according to the Cuyahoga Falls internet site. The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a Halloween Party Spooktacular from two to 4 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Falls River Square. Admission is cost-free; a $5 activity stamp could be purchased for unlimited access to hayride, petting zoo as well as, other attractions. Refreshments will also be accessible for obtain.
Trick-or-treating is designated for 6-8 p.m. Oct. 29.
Beneath are safety suggestions from the Summit County Workplace of of Consumer Affairs:
1. Maintain jack-o-lanterns as well as other decorations containing lighted candles away from doorsteps and walkways; kidÂ’s costumes catch fire and can touch them.
2. Indoor jack-o-lanterns must be kept away from curtains, decorations, as well as other furnishing that could be ignited.
3. Make or buy costumes that are light and bright or apply reflective tape on costumes for much better visibility to motorists.
4. Costumes should be short sufficient to stop falling and tripping and wear sturdy shoes for walking.
5. Swords, knives, as well as other similar costume accessories should be produced of soft or flexible materials.
6. Don't obstruct vision; think about costume make up or face paint. If wigs, hats, or masks are utilized make certain they're tied on properly in order to prevent them from slipping over childrenÂ’s eyes.
7. Carry flashlights to see and be noticed. Pay a visit to houses with porch lights on.
8. Appear each ways prior to crossing the street and cross at street corners. Do not run between parked automobiles or across lawns and yards where ornaments, furniture or clotheslines present dangers.
9. Adults really should accompany smaller children. Children who are old sufficient to trick-or-treat with no an adult ought to stay in a group? There's safety in numbers.
10. Remind young children not to eat any candy just before coming property. Parents ought to meticulously examine all treats for signs of tampering, and discard anything seems not sealed or in its original packaging.
Driving Safety Guidelines
1. Drive slowly, and don't pass stopped vehicles. The driver may be dropping off children.
2. Watch for kids. They may possibly cross the street anyplace due to the fact they are excited and distracted. If they're wearing masks, their vision may possibly be impaired.
3. Stay away from distractions by turning off the mobile phone and make sure the radio volume is low.
4. Always use turn signals. When having to pull over to drop off or pick up youngsters, turn on the hazard lights.
Summit County Halloween celebrations start mid-October. Check together with local municipality for a list of events and Trick or Treat dates and occasions within location. For the net internet sites of Summit County Cities, Townships and Villages, pay a visit at: TheHalloweenShop.com
About TheHalloweenShop.com:
Behind the Halloween Shop is a dedicated team to cater to the needs of people seeking for Halloween costumes, accessories and party kits. Doing the best to keep shoppers updated with the latest and most popular Halloween products. Not only selling costumes, but also have a large selection of makeup, props, decorations, and party kits. Continually are adding new Halloween costumes and products so please come back to the site often and see what is new.
The Halloween Shop
Billy Melaugh
(414) - 377 - 0330
davepkoch@yahoo.com 
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