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Another idea is to fill a large box with candy and inexpensive gifts, which children fish for with a hook on a string. Apple Bob is a popular game. This is played by the children with hands behind their backs, using their teeth to retrieve apâ€" ples from a tub of water. To make Jackâ€"o‘Lantern toss is loads of fun. The children are lined up about eight feet from an open, carvedâ€"out pumpkin. They try to toss pennies or checkers into the pumpkin, and the one who gets in the most is the winner. To play witchery, give the childâ€" ren paper and pencil <~and ask them to form as many words as possible from the letters in "witâ€" chery." Plan some games in advance to let the youngsters work off their excitement before they go out "treating". Here are a few sugâ€" gestions: Create a festive atmosphere with decorations of orange and black, easy to do with rolis of rrepe paper. For eerie atmosphere place the traditional pumpkin in the centre of the table, litâ€"up of course with a candle. Lights out when the children march in to sit down to eat! Refreshments are no problem if you prepare plenty of sandwichâ€" es. Fillings which children are sure to enjoy include peanut butâ€" ter and jelly. The dessert can be ice cream cupsâ€"no sticky plates to clean upâ€"and a beverage of chocolate milk. This can be improvised from odds and ends in your clothes cupboard. It is her night to be a princess or a queen or even a witch! Have plenty of beads and colorful scarves and old sheets handy. This is the time to be generous with your cosmetics â€"painting the face is so much more fun than a mask for little girls! Let Jane help with the party arâ€" rangements. She‘ll enjoy drawing and sending out invitations which she has made herself or helped to make. Encourage her to create her own costume for the masquerâ€" ading. Prepare the pumpkin, Mum. Halloween approaches, the great fun night of spooks and goblins which the youngsters adore. If little Jane wants to celebrate with a party before "treating" keep your cool‘ Simple does it, and you too will enjoy the merriâ€" ment! Use step stools or safe ladders instead of reaching for articles Pay attention to your posture while working. When lifting anyâ€" thing, bend your hips and knees, keep your back straight and take the strain off your back by using your leg muscles as much as posâ€" sible. The dangers of fatigue can be avoided by following a few sensiâ€" ble precautions, says the Council on Family Health in Canada, a nonâ€"profit public service organiâ€" zation sponsored by the Canadian drug industry to encourage home safety and family health. How about a pumpkin party? Researchers in home safety have learned that accidents often happen when mother is tired. Fatigue puts wrinkles on your brow, deadens your sense of huâ€" mor, slows your reflexes and makes you irritable. 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