October 2020 Camelot East Village Sun 6300 Queensbury Blvd

October 2020 Camelot East Village Sun 6300 Queensbury Blvd. • Sarasota, FL 34241 ● 941-923-2311 • 800-843-2311 Toll Free A Cove Community

Managers Minute October 2020 ...REALLY? What an eventful year we have had so far. From pool renovations, to Auditorium and kitchen renovations...Covid 19 hasn’t stopped us from getting stuff done. Moving forward, you will see we are adding events, open houses, with social distancing in mind. Our Open House at the two Brand New homes on Wellfleet Drive will be on, October 16-17 from 10:00AM until 2:00PM. We will be serving refreshments at the clubhouse after you tour the 2 homes. We hope to have the pool reopened by November 1st. The Auditorium renovation should be finished by Christmas 2020. We will be having a Grand Opening pool party, with social distancing guidelines in place once, the pool is finished. All of us want to get back to living as normal as possible. Our residents at Camelot East Village have been outstanding during these times and our staff and myself are forever grateful for you! God Bless Camelot East Village and God Bless America! At your service, Gail Sterling

Notes from the Social Director Welcome October! We are looking forward to some of our snowbirds returning to Camelot East Village. The progress on the pool is coming along nicely. It is fun to watch the changes on a daily basis. As we transition into the “new normal” Cove Communities will do their best to give you a resort style feeling here at the Village. Just wait and see how stunning the Auditorium and Kitchen will be. I know we all are looking forward to a new year, new beginnings & new memories. Let’s try and remember to not sweat the small stuff and truly treasure each day…each moment. Make the times count with special friends and family we have in our lives. A life filled with faith and joy will take away your worries and concerns. Look back and you can recall at least a few of those times you worried unnecessarily, and you saw how everything fell into place exactly the way it should. Let us be grateful for all of the blessings we have and remember to lift one another up, for life can be beautiful if you seek the beauty in everything. Okay…on a sad note, a full-time position at Dutch Valley Restaurant became available and I jumped at the chance to make more income by working only one job and I accepted. Leaving Camelot East Village as your Social Director was a very difficult decision to make. I love working here and will miss our staff and all the residents. Thank you all for welcoming me with such kindness. When I say I love you all …I mean every word. I am very sad to leave but, in life, change is necessary, and I welcome the new challenges set before me. Remember, you can come see me at Dutch Valley. Live the Resort Life Without the Cost SARASOTA — Camelot East Village and Camelot Lakes Village, active adult Florida communities, are making the resort lifestyle more attainable than ever!

Living in a beautiful, active resort-style People genuinely love being here. For residents, it’s not just a place to live. It’s a welcoming community where you can enjoy yourself, community to relax and make lifelong friends. Whether you’re looking for a place to retire or as well as the people around you, is more are searching for more activities to stay busy during the day, Sarasota is the right place. attainable than it may seem. While a ‘village’ lifestyle is typically thought of as expensive, “We have residents from the colder The resort-style amenities, including The Camelots in Sarasota have a different northern states who stay for just the swimming pools, lakeside views, outdoor story. winter, and we also have residents from pavilions, community and fitness centers, the surrounding counties who have sports courts and a myriad of activities Homes at Camelot East and Camelot Lakes Villages decided to retire in-place. They already are what make living at Camelot East or are exactly what today’s homebuyers are live in this desirable area, but The Camelot Lakes Villages an even better value. looking for: an affordable, contemporary Camelots provide them the opportunity to These features not only bring neighbors space with the right mix of features. The simplify their lives while staying in an together, but they also add value to resident modular and manufactured homes are well- area they love.” homes and make living in the community appointed and built to rigorous safety, thoroughly enjoyable. When you consider Those who have chosen to downsize find construction and installation standards, the affordability and quality, the stress-free many advantages to moving from a resulting in beautiful, efficient layouts. Some environment, friendly neighbors, resort larger, less manageable home—like of the new homes offer full garages. amenities and activities, it’s easy to see why putting that extra money to good use! people love living here. Residents who live in Camelot Lakes Village and Residents find that they can travel more, Camelot East Village are able to enjoy a modern visit the kids and grandkids, or just enjoy As two of Cove Communities’ premier home and surround themselves with resort all that life has to offer. properties, Camelot East Village and Camelot lifestyle perks at an unbeatable price. Lakes Village truly make the dream of owning Homes can start at just $50,000, with new a home in a resort-style community—and a “Downsizing to an affordable manufactured sit homes starting at $139,900. These homes great location—a reality. home at the Camelots provides a stress—and on large, beautifully landscaped lots, with almost maintenance-free environment,” said paved driveways, roomy car ports and To learn more about life at the Camelots, , Linda Koropatkin Sales Associate at the even garages. There are also a variety of please call 941-218-2763 or visit communities. “Residents enjoy meeting new open floor concepts to choose from, CoveCommunities.com people, soaking up the sun and taking part in . offering comfortable, functional living a variety of events and leisure activities, all in space. PAID ADVERTISEMENT the sought after location of Sarasota.”

2 The theme of this month is step out of your comfort 6. The most popular pizza topping is pepperoni zone. Tired of the same old thing. YOU can do It’s not to hard to figure this one out, but now we something about it. That fancy restaurant you have the numbers to prove it! In a HarrisPoll® taken haven’t been to …make a reservation. Life is short, in January of 2016, pepperoni was found to be try something new. Enjoy every step you take. If the most popular topping followed by Sausage at you’re curious, there is always something new to be number two. discovered in the backdrop of your daily life. 7. World’s Biggest Pizza God Bless…love to all The biggest pizza in recorded history was prepared Joyce Russell by Dovilio Nardi, Andrea Mannocchi, Marco Nardi, Matteo Nardi and Matteo Giannotte in Rome, Italy, on 13 December 2012. It had a total surface area of Did you know… 13,580.28 ft². Guinness was on hand to document 1. The First Pizza the massive pie! When you think pizza 8. A Pizza was Delivered in Space you think Italiano, but In 2001, the Russian Space Agency was paid the origin of pizza more than a million bucks to deliver a six-inch goes back to ancient pizza to the International Space Station. Russian times. Greeks and cosmonaut,Yuri Usachov had the honor of being the Egyptians were cooking a pizza like flatbread and first person to receive a pizza delivery while in orbit. topping it with olive oil and spices. The “modern 9. Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the pizza” as we know it evolved in Naples Italy, when year for pizza delivery in the U.S tomato was added to in the late 18th century. Americans love football and they love pizza, so it 2. The united states eats 350 slices of pizza fit together perfectly like two slices from the same every second pie. There are four other days that are full of pizza Americans love pizza in fact so much so that we Halloween, the day before Thanksgiving, New eat about 100 acres of pizza everyday according to Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. the National Association of Pizza operators. That’s 10. Nobody Knows How the Word Pizza a whopping 350 slices every second! Originated 3. 93% of Americans that eat pizza, do once a The word “Pizza” was first documented around month 997 AD in Gaeta, Italy. After that the name started According to a recent survey completed by Mintel It to spread to different parts of central and southern is estimated that 93% of Americans that eat pizza Italy. eat it at least once a month. 11. The Outer Edge Is Called the Cornicione 4. The most expensive pizza in the world costs Did you know that there is technical term for “crust”? $12,000 Well there is, it’s called cornicione or the “end crust”. Luis XIII in Salerno, Italy has the world’s most No matter what you call it, your kids will not eat it! expensive pizza with a price tag of $12,000! This is 12. World War II helped Bring Pizza to the Masses no ordinary pizza, first the dough is aged perfectly Before World War II pizza was mostly enjoyed by before the chief arrives at your home. Yes, they will Italian immigrants in their home communities. During create this masterpiece in your home kitchen. Some the occupation of Italy, Allied troops began eating of the ingredients include, three types of caviar, local foods to supplement sometimes dwindling lobster from Norway, Cilento, bufala mozzarella rations. The local bakers could hardly keep up with cheese and grains of pink Australian sea-salt from the US soldiers demand for pizza, and when they the Murray River. came home after the war they brought their love for 5. Breakfast Pizza, 36% of Americans believe pizza back with them. that pizza is a breakfast meal 13. October Is National Pizza Month Pizza in the morning? 36% of Americans eat pizza It was created by the publisher of Pizza Today as a breakfast meal. Now, I don’t know if that is magazine, Gerry Durnell in October of 1984. It is leftovers from the night before. I always think pizza now an annually celebrated event, maybe the fact tastes better the next day. that Halloween is one of the busiest days of the ...continued on page 4 3 pizza year helped Gerry decide to make October so much so that he had Italian pizza chefs flown National pizza month? into Pyongyang to teach the craft. Disappointed 14. Papa’s Tomato Pies is America’s Oldest with the retention of new skills learned he later Continuously Operating Pizzeria had representatives flown to Naples and Rome to founded by Giuseppe Papa in 1912 on South Clinton continue their education before the grand opening. Avenue in Trenton, New Jersey, this family owned 22. The first American cities to start selling pizza pizzeria has operated continuously since opening where day and still remains operated by the Papa family. New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Trenton all had 15. Pizza is a 37 billion dollar industry a large population of Southern Italian immigrants Wow that’s a lot of money! It looks like pizza is around the turn of the century. When they arrived great for the American economy. According to the they brought their love of pizza with them. I would American Pizza Community, US Pizzeria’s employ not be until after World War II that the pizza would be over a million people in 73,000 stores across the widely known outside of those small communities. country. 23. The first frozen pizza hit the market in 1962 16. Cristian Dumitru of Romania ate 200 pounds Tontino’s, which started as Totino’s Italian Kitchen of pizza in a week is said to be the first company to offer frozen pizza This is one of those records that makes you do a in 1962. Apparently the y did pretty good, Pillsbury double take! It’s true, in 2006 Cristian Dumitru set a bought the company in 1975. new world record surpassing Takeru Kobayashi by 24. The Hawaiian pizza was invented in Canada eating 200 pounds of pizza in a week. In 1962 by Sam Panopoulos, a native of Greece 17. There’s a annual Pizza expo in Las Vegas who was running a pizzeria in Ontario Canada. The international pizza expo is the world’s largest Bored with only having three toppings available pizza industry show. Among the attendees will be mushroom, bacon, or pepperoni he took down a pizzeria owners and operators, distributors and food can of pineapples from the top shelf and decided to brokers. Don’t book a flight to Vegas trying to find throw it on pizza. The rest is history. some great pizza, the expo is closed to the general 25. These two Famous people who got their start public. making and delivering pizzas. 18. There is a mathematical theorem named after Bill Murray and Jean Claude Van Damme both pizza worked at pizza restaurants, Van Damme used to It’s called the Pizza theorem, it states the equality of be a delivery driver before he became famous. two areas that arise when one partitions a disk in a 26. Dough-spinning has its own professional- certain way. Who thought that pizza would contribute level sporting event to basic geometry. At the World Pizza Championships you would be 19. The Japanese put mayonnaise on their pizza competing against the best in five competitive events When you think of delicious pizza toppings Mayo Freestyle Acrobatic Dough Tossing, Fastest Dough, does not quickly come to mind, but in Japan Mayo Largest Dough Stretch, Fastest Pizza Box Folding on pizza is normal. The type of mayonnaise that is and the Pizza Triathlon. There’s also the masters produced in Japan has a sweeter taste the what we division of Freestyle Acrobatic Dough Tossing. use here in the states, though it still doesn’t sound 27. The U.S. Military Lab recently invented a any better. ready-to-eat pizza 20. Anchovies are the least favorite pizza topping This handy pizza can last for up to three years. in America Intended for soldiers abroad who just have to have Earlier on this list we discovered that peperoni a slice. Making its grand entrance in 2017 solders was the most popular pizza topping in a survey can open MRE #37 and enjoy their treat! conducted by Harris Poll®. We probably could have 28. There’s a pizza museum in Philadelphia just guessed at that one, and you could also easily Pizza Brain is home to the world’s largest collection guess anchovies are the least favorite topping. They of pizza memorabilia. That’s just not my opinion, stink! Literally. back in 2011 Guinness certified the collection as “the 21. The first North Korean pizzeria opened in world’s largest collection of pizza-related items”. 2009 29. For children, 44% of pizza consumption Apparently Kim Jong-il was very fond of pizza, occurred at lunch 4 A USDA food survey concluded that of consumed Carport Clean-up pizza amongst children 44% was at lunchtime, and 42% was consumed at dinner. The same study also WAYS TO ORGANIZE YOUR CARPORT found that adults consume a majority of their pizza Storing your vehicle in a carport is a great way to at dinner. keep it protected from the elements. It keeps the sun 30. 251,770,000 lbs of pepperoni are consumed off it, reducing every year the chances Being America’s most popular topping 689,780 of the paint or pounds of pepperonis are eaten everyday! That’s interior fading, over 344 tons a day, think of this. Blue whales are and it keeps it the largest animals ever known to have lived on safe from rain Earth they weigh about 200 tons each. and hail. With 31. In India, the most preferred pizza topping is the right kind tofu of carport, you Minced mutton and pickled ginger are among other can also have a space to do mechanic work and horrible toppings that rank high on the list as most store some of your belongings. preferred, what is minced mutton you ask? typically When it comes to storage options in a carport, there minced mutton is lamb or goat with peas or potatoes. are a variety of different options. Some carports 32. The risk of some cancers are reduced if pizza may already come with a small shed attached to is consumed once a week them. If that’s the case, then you already have built- Italian researchers have claimed eating pizza in storage. If it doesn’t, all is not lost. regularly reduced the risk of developing oesophageal cancer by 59%, colon cancer also fell by 26% & SHELVING OPTIONS mouth cancer by 34%. Some ways you can organize your carport include 33. An average American consumes 46 pizza adding shelving. This can be stacked against a wall slices in a single year or perhaps even affixed to a wall. It will give you extra According to the leading publisher of market space to hold small items or tools. Adding plastic research Packaged Facts the average American will bins with lids to the shelves will give you even more eat 46 slices of pizza a year, or about almost six full storage space. If the lids seal tight, it will protect the pizza’s. contents from the weather in Fairview, Tennessee. 34. One of the first documented Internet purchases was a pizza. OTHER STORAGE IDEAS Pepperoni with mushrooms and extra cheese. This Other storage and organization options include was one of the first recorded purchases made adding hooks to the carport. These can be used to online around 1994. Now more purchases are made hang bikes, hoses, and other tools. They could even online over any other method. be used to hang plants or outdoor decorations. It’s 35. The first American pizza shop was Lombardi’s completely up to you what they will be used for. in New York City You may also consider hanging shelving or racks Lombardi’s was the first pizza shop opened in the from the ceiling to increase the amount of storage United States back in 1905. It is still located in space in your carport or adding cabinets and Little Italy section of Manhattan today. Even though drawers. If you get ones that lock, this will keep your Lombardi’s was the first, they did close their doors for stuff much safer so you don’t have to worry. a short time making Papa’s Tomato Pies America’s Your carport is a great structure that offers protection Oldest Continuously Operating Pizzeria. to your vehicle, and it can offer protection to other 36. 220-370 kilocalories is contained in a slice of supplies that you normally store outside. 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October 16th is Boss’s Day! All of the Changes for the Directory & Shutterfly Form staff here at Camelot East Village Lot#______Name______wish Gail Sterling the best…He is Name______truly a leader with compassion and Phone#______Publish YES NO Home genuine concern for his staff. Thank Phone#______Publish YES NO Cell you Gail for all you do for each and Phone#______Publish YES NO Cell everyone of us! Email Address:______Additional Email:______Library Volunteers 10/4/2020 Rosemary Cadrette Each month we will be adding a 941-925-1760 restaurant review. You can make 10/11/2020 Marge Gushue your restaurant review and submit it 941-925-7914 to [email protected]. 10/18/2020 Sandra Delmonte This review is on Apollonia Grill. It is a 941-921-0445 great place, very clean with great service. They offer 10/25/2020 Joyce Miller Mediterranean, Greek & Seafood. Start off with your 941-587-4880 choice of dips, you may choose something from their Small Plates menu, platters, sandwiches, flatbreads, soup & salads and main entrees. Desserts, beer, Summer Kitchen Reservations wine and specialty cocktails. Overall experience… If you would like to have a party at the Summer 5-star rating! Kitchen, you need to contact Joyce Russell and make a reservation at 941-923-2311. “Salvation comes from the Lord” You will be given a reservation Jonah 2:9 card with the time and date of the private party. 7 Please… Residents 2020 Directory Updates when you have vendors coming to your home, The 2020 Camelot East Directories such as Frontier, are here! Stop by the office a pick Contractor’s etc. you one up. Please check with your need to give them your gate code to enter the Social Director and update this park. On several occasions when no code is information, if something is incorrect given we have many cars that get stuck behind we can fix it for the next Directory. If you wantto the vendor and cars get backed up. Our primary put in your cell phones please let her know. New concern is to screen everyone that enters the residents, stop by with your information or give park. Joyce Russell a call and she will get you into the new directory and add you to our Robo Call List.

Shutterfly Email Program This is the email program we use. It gives you an update on what’s going on along with important messages. When receiving the invite from October 2020 Shutterfly you will need to click on the join here Ronald Wallace 01 Susan Baux 17 that is highlighted, after that you need to create Robert Foster 02 Michael Roy 18 an account choosing a username and password John Shannon 02 Linda Fouse 19 for the account. Once that is completed you Dennis Radonga 19 should be able to receive all emails. If you do Daniel Humphries 19 not set up an account, you will not receive Bob Wegner 03 Marvin Fields 19 emails. On this site is a calendar of our events. In Marie Trombetta 03 Edward Hart 20 this program we have loaded all the pictures we take Donald Theis 20 during events. Notification reminders of upcoming Francis Madden 04 Jenny Zawasky 20 events is another one of the functions. The SUN is John Russell 04 Bill Gill 21 loaded in monthly so you can read all the articles. Sara Bartlett 06 Maurice Hagen 21 Just let the Social Director know that you want to be Ron Chidester 06 Janet Squillante 23 on the email list. Michael Polise 07 Julia Dedrickson 23 David Sheridan 07 Marion Hyler 24 Carmen Craib 09 Things you need to Cook Steven Haskill 10 Charlotte Polise 24 in October – BuzzFeed Stuart Garber 12 David Adams 25 Bette Wittenberg 12 • Easy Tortellini with Buttery Linda Voight Butler 12 John Paolucci 26 Mushrooms Lyle Long 13 Phyllis McCormack 27 • Vegan Broccoli White Bean Linda Horenberger 13 Steve Sheridan 27 Soup John Steile 13 Jacqueline Ruse 28 • Oven Baked Pizza Chicken William Scudieri 28 • Cauliflower Rice Bowl with Sweet Potatoes, Marcia Robinson 29 Chickpeas & Feta Daniel Bromley 15 Misty Vesper 31 • Butternut Squash Pasta with Tangy Goat Theresa Casterline 16 Kimberly Cottrell 31 Cheese • Crumbly Pumpkin Bread New Residents if you would like your birthday in • Chicken Bacon & Avocado Salad our “Birthday List” published each month let me • Oven Baked Crispy Sweet Potato Fries know and I can add you! • Low-Carb Italian Turkey Boats Full recipes can be found online type in 31 delicious things to cook in October Buzz Feed. Bon appetit! 8 INSIST on 8 ft. WIDE VAPOR BARRIER for a SEAMLESS FIT!

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13 Recipe Pepper-Honey Cedar Plank Salmon Ingredients • 2 (12 inch) untreated cedar planks • 1/4 cup pineapple juice • 1/3 cup soy sauce • 2 tablespoons white vinegar • 2 tablespoons lemon juice • 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1/2 teaspoon paprika • 3/4 cup honey • 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder • 1/4 cup packed brown sugar • 6 (6 ounce) skinless, boneless salmon fillets • 1 teaspoon ground black pepper • Fresh Salmon Fillet 1 Lb. Directions 1. Soak the cedar planks in warm water for 1 to 2 hours. Add a splash of bourbon to the water if desired. 2. Bring the pineapple juice, soy sauce, vinegar, lemon juice, olive oil, and honey to a simmer in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to medium-low, and stir in the sugar, 1 teaspoon black pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika, and garlic powder. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until the sauce has reduced to a syrupy consistency, about 15 minutes. Set the sauce aside. 3. Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat. Place the planks on the grate. They are ready to cook on when they start to smoke and crackle just a little. 4. Season the salmon with a light sprinkling of salt and pepper. Place the fillets onto the smoking cedar planks, close the lid of the grill, and cook for 10 minutes. Spoon a small amount of the sauce over the salmon fillets and continue cooking until the fish turns opaque in the center, about 5 minutes more. Serve with the remaining sauce.

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Consumers spent a way of begging for food to one of the most approximately $9 billion (!) on Halloween last year, commercialized days of the entire year. Here are according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). the Halloween facts you need to know: That's A LOT of candy and costumes. 1. The holiday goes back more than 2,000 years. 7. Americans spend about $86.79 on Halloween Halloween all started as a pre-Christian Celtic festival every year. called Samhain (which means "summer's end") That includes Halloween decorations, candy, held around the first of November. It celebrated the costumes, and cards by the NRF definition. (If you're final day of the harvest and the crossing of spirits curious how that compares to Christmas, Americans over into the other world. People in Ireland, the spent an average of $1,007 on winter holidays in United Kingdom, and Northern France would ward 2018.) off ghosts by lighting sacrificial bonfires, and, you 8. The Irish also brought us jack-o'-lanterns. guessed it, wearing costumes, according to History. As the story goes, an Irish man named Stingy Jack com. tricked the devil and therefore was not allowed into 2. Trick-or-treating has existed since medieval heaven or hell — so he spent his days roaming the times. Earth, carrying a lantern, and went by "Jack of the Back then, it was known as "guising" in Scotland Lantern." and Ireland. Young people dressed up in costumes 9. They used to be carved out of turnips, and asked for food or money in exchange for songs, potatoes, and beets. poems, or other "tricks." Today, the tradition has Jack-'o-lanterns originated in Ireland, after all. Once morphed into children to getting dressed up and Halloween became popular in America, people used asking for candy. pumpkins instead. 3. Some Halloween rituals used to involve 10. There's also traditional Halloween bread in finding a husband. Ireland. During the 18th century, ladies would follow It's called barmbrack or just "brack." The sweet loaf Halloween traditions that would "help" them find a typically contains dark and golden raisins plus a romantic match. According to History.com, women small toy or ring. Similar to king cake at Mardi Gras, would: Throw apple peels over their shoulder hoping tradition dictates the person who finds the item will to see their future husband’s initials, competitively receive good fortune. bob for apples at parties because the winner would 11. Disney almost made 'Hocus Pocus' a be the first to get married, and stand in a dark room completely different movie. with a candle in front of a mirror to look for their The original title Disney's Halloween House also future husband’s face. Thankfully, those traditions went along with a much darker and scarier script, have died out. according to IMDB. Another fun fact: Leonardo 4. Immigrants helped popularize the holiday in DiCaprio nearly played Max Dennison, but he turned the U.S. it down to appear in What's Eating Gilbert Grape When the Irish fled their country in the 1840s due instead. to the potato famine, they brought their Halloween 12. Illinois produces up to five times more 16 pumpkins than any other state. event — and it's gotten bigger (and more theatrical) The Land of Lincoln has more than 15,000 acres every year since. devoted to gourd growing, according to the United 19. The most popular children's costumes are States Department of Agriculture. Those Illinois princesses and superheroes. farms typically grow more than 500 million pounds Adults are most likely to dress as witches, according of pumpkins annually. to the National Retail Federation. As for our pets? 13. Candy corn was originally called "chicken The most popular costume for dogs in 2018 was a feed." pumpkin. The Goelitz Confectionery Company sold boxes 20. Skittles are the top Halloween candy. with a rooster on the front in order to appeal to The bite-sized candies outranked M&M's, Snickers, America's agricultural roots, according to National and Reese's Cups, according to 11 years of sales Geographic. The sugary recipe has gone largely data from CandyStore.com. And even though candy unchanged since the 1880s. corn also made the top 10, the tricolored treats 14. 'Monster Mash' once reigned supreme on the also ranked among the worst Halloween candies, Billboard charts. according to a CandyStore.com survey. Bobby "Boris" Pickett reached #1 on the Hot 100 in 21. A city in Canada banned teens over 16 from 1962 just before Halloween and later recharted in trick-or-treating. 1973 — but this time in August. According to CBC, anyone over the age of 16 caught 15. You can actually visit a pumpkin patch in trick-or-treating — or even just wearing masks — Hawaii. in Bathurst, Canada, faces up to a $200 fine. The Head to Waimanalo Country Farms in Oahu to pick city also has a curfew for everyone else, so even pumpkins while you're on the islands. Looking for those under 16 aren't allowed out after 8 p.m. on squash in Florida? Try the Pickin’ Patch in Dunnellon. Halloween. (It's a watermelon farm the rest of the year!) 22. Harry Houdini died on Halloween in 1926. 16. The Michael Myers mask in 'Halloween' has a The famous magician, illusionist, and entertainer fascinating backstory. died from peritonitis caused by a ruptured appendix, The famous horror movie villain has surprisingly but multiple contradicting reports caused quite the innocent roots. When shooting the original 1978 film, mystery around his death. production designer Tommy Lee Wallace picked 23. Some shelters used to suspend black cat up two masks from a Hollywood Boulevard magic adoptions for Halloween. shop: a clown and William Shatner as Captain Kirk They feared that the animals were in danger of in Star Trek. satanic cults in the days leading up to Halloween. "Tommy came in with the clown mask on, and we Nowadays, some shelters promote black cat went, 'Ooh, that’s kind of scary.' Then he put on the adoptions in October and use interviews to weed Shatner mask, and we stopped dead and said, 'It’s out anyone with the wrong intentions. perfect,'" actor Nick Castle told the New York Times. 24. Keene, New Hampshire, holds the record for They spray-painted it white, cut the eye holes bigger, the most jack-o’-lanterns on display. and the rest is history. In October 2013, the city broke the record with 17. The fastest pumpkin carving lasted 16.47 30,581 lit pumpkins around town. Pretty impressive, seconds. right? Stephen Clarke holds the honor. The jack-o'-lantern 25. The night before Halloween is called Mischief had to contain a complete face, including eyes, Night or Goosey Night in some places. nose, mouth, and ears. October 30 is a night popular for pulling pranks — 18. New York City throws the biggest Halloween some harmless like throwing toilet paper in trees, parade in the U.S. but others much more dangerous. It really only It draws more than 2 million spectators and includes happens places on East thousands participants, but it started out as a Coast and in the Midwest, simple idea from Greenwich Village resident (and as the traditions never puppeteer!) Ralph Lee — a walk from house to really made their way to house for his children and their friends. When the the West Coast. local theatre got wind of it, they turned it into a bigger 17 COVID-19 NOTICE: We are taking as many precautions as we can to ensure not only our workers safety but yours as well. 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