THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020 Page 19 OFFICER | FROM PAGE 5 trol Officer for two years. “I am happy to support Darren’s appointment as the Animal Control Officer, he will do a great job for the Town as he has already been doing in that position,” Selectman Jeff Cicolini said. McCullough holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Bridgewater State University. He also studied Psychology and Business at Springfield College. The Animal Control Officer serves as a public safety officer for the Town of Saugus and responds to all requests for assistance with animals ranging from domestic, wild or dangerous, as well as animals in distress. The Animal Control Officer is also tasked with enforcing state and local laws and ordinances related to the keeping of animals, management of wildlife and animal abuse or neglect. McCullough will serve under the direction of the Saugus Police Chief. McCullough has been a staple in the community, contributing to the youths of Saugus over the years through volunteering as a coach for Saugus High School Wrestling, Saugus Little League and Saugus Babe Ruth to name a few, according to Crabtree. 1. On Oct. 30, 1958, what First Lady became the first person to decorate the White House for Halloween? 2. In what year did Congress mandate the first Tuesday in November as Election Day: 1777, 1845 or 1922? 3. What packaged, weather-durable candy was given to World War II soldiers? 4. On Oct. 31, 1941, work on what U.S. monument in the Black Hills ended? 5. Every continent has spiders except what one? 6. What sports organization has the Smackdown Your Vote campaign? 7. On Nov. 1. 1815, international “Ice King” Frederic Tudor set sail from Boston for Havana with a cargo of ice; from what local town did he get his first ice to ship (in 1806)? 8. The Persian cat originated in what country? 9. What animated show starts with the “Graveyard Theme” and ends with the “Charlie Brown Theme”? 10. The witch in “The Wizard of Oz” is called what? 11. On Nov. 2, 1988, the internet-distributed “Morris” computer worm launched from what well-known Massachusetts university? 12. Ireland and Scotland have traditional Halloween “guising,” which is what? 13. Kabocha squash is native to what country? 14. On Nov. 3, 1906, what was authorized as the international distress signal by the International Wireless Telegraph Convention? 15. What packaged candy has a thin strip of paper called a plume? 16. What comes in Baby Boo, Casper and White Ghost varieties? 17. On Nov. 4, 1946, the UNESCO Constitution became effective; what does UNESCO stand for? 18. What silent film actress was nicknamed “The Vamp”? 19. What is a group of witches called? 20. November 5 is National Redhead Day; what spice is sometimes used to describe red hair? ANSWERS 1. Mamie Eisenhower 2. 1845 3. Tootsie Rolls 4. Mount Rushmore 5. Antarctica 6. World Wr estling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE) 7. Saugus 8. Iran 9. “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” 10. The Wicked Witch of the West 11. MIT 12. Children going doorto-door in disguise and performing for a treat 13. Japan 14. SOS 15. Hershey’s Kisses 16. White pumpkins 17. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 18. Theda Bara 19. Coven 20. Ginger
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