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Pumpkin carver
Brandi Scearcy, a member of the Penn Workers 4-H Club, carefully transfers a Halloween pattern by poking holes into her pumpkin. She?ll follow the pattern from hole to hole when she starts carving to end up with a spooky spider. Scearcy and several other members of the 4-H club carved almost two dozen pumpkins Sunday afternoon, then took a hayride to deliver half of the jack-o?-lanterns to Sunnybrook Assisted Living.
VICKI TILLIS, Ledger news editor
Sep. 30, 2018 7:41 pm
Brandi Scearcy, a member of the Penn Workers 4-H Club, carefully transfers a Halloween pattern by poking holes into her pumpkin. She?ll follow the pattern from hole to hole when she starts carving to end up with a spooky spider. Scearcy and several other members of the 4-H club carved almost two dozen pumpkins Sunday afternoon, then took a hayride to deliver half of the jack-o?-lanterns to Sunnybrook Assisted Living. When the group returned to the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, they roasted hot dogs and marshmallows.
For this photo, see the Monday, Oct. 19, 2009, printed edition of The Fairfield Ledger.
