Pumpkin carving made it a true All Hallow’s Eve

Posted Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3:30 pm

Wyatt Reiss, 3, kept his eyes on his artwork as Oceanside celebrated October with an event sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities at School No. 6 last Wednesday.

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Students at School No. 6 during the Halloween decorating event sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities.

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Ellie and Jamie Morgan made a spider pumpkin.

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Gavin Wynne, 3, created a masterpiece during the Kiwanis–DOCA pumpkin decorating event on Oct. 22.

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Lauren Marra, 8, and Nicole Buerkert, 9, collaborated on a design.

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Harley Morgan, 5, knew that the first step in carving a pumpkin is to scalp the pumpkin.

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Kids got a chance to get creative when the Oceanside Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities hosted its annual pumpkin-decorating event at School No. 6 last week.

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