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Some consumers in Toledo area plan to celebrate Halloween more modestly

10.10.2008 12:03 Shopping - Source: toledoblade.com

Jennifer Harold wasn’t worried about the prices as she propped a couple of bags of chocolate bars beside her toddler and carted down the Halloween candy aisles at the Target store on Monroe Street yesterday.

With 200 trick-or-treaters still three weeks away from her Lambertville doorstep — and a spouse known to sneak a few KitKats — the Mrs. Harold, 36, knows it’s never too early to stock up.

“My husband is a pushover and hands it out by the handful,” Mrs. Harold said, adding that her candy inventory probably will reach 15 bags.

In comparison, Toledoan Debbie Galambos, 57, who said about 300 trick-or-treaters usually roam her West Toledo neighborhood, plans to cut her usual $50 candy outlay to $30 this year.

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Jennifer Harold, of Lambertville, with son William, is stocking up for trick-or-treaters.

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