Its Tuesday Clinton!!!! I hope your week has started off right! Busy week around town. Heres a few of the happenings!!! ~ THURSDAY: Ghosts and Goblins Converge on Olde Towne The Haunting of Old Towne will be held on the brick streets on Thursday, Oct. 30 from 6-8:30 P.M. Crowd favorites such as cake walks, costume contests for all ages, and carnival style games will return for this years event. As always there will be lots of candy and toys for everyone participating in the games and age appropriate prizes given to contest winners. The cost for this event is $2 per person or $1 and a canned good. THURSDAY: Haunting of Olde Towne Coloring Contest The Clinton Fire Department and Parks and Recreation Department are partnering to raise awareness of fire safety and prevention in Clinton. Fire Chief Barry Burnside has drawn a coloring sheet cartoon for children that highlights the importance of checking the batteries in smoke detectors. All children K-3rd grade who complete the sheet and return it to the registration table at the October 30 Haunting of Olde Towne will be entered to win a prize. Our celebrity judges will choose the best coloring from a boy and a girl. CLICK HERE FOR THE COLORING SHEET: origin.library.constantcontact/…/Halloween+Smoke… FRIDAY: CHS plans Carnival for October 31st Football Game. Clinton High School is planning a kids carnival at the Oct. 31 football game, with several fun activities planned for younger children. Event coordinator and CHS teacher Kim Tompkins said the carnival will be perfect for children to enjoy after they trick-or-treat, with activities planned before and during the football game at CHS. We have a home football game the night of Halloween this year, she said. This carnival will be a fundraiser for Tackle a Cure, and its a safe place for children and families to go on Halloween night. The carnival will be held in the grassy area near the home stands at Arrow Field. The cost to participate is $1 per child to enter, play games and receive candy. There will also be a costume contest for children of all ages, so families are encouraged to come to the carnival in their Halloween costumes. Various student clubs and organizations at CHS will have booths set up with games, face painting, football toss and other activities. Tompkins said clubs and groups at other schools are also welcome to host games and activities, and to emailktompkins@clintonpublicschools if they would like to sign FRIDAY: Trick or Treating set for October 31. The city has had several calls regarding Trick or Treating in Clinton. There are no plans to change the date. Trick or treating will take place on October 31. I hope you all have a great day and be careful out there!
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 14:14:25 +0000
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