The White Falcon


The White Falcon - 05.05.1995, Blaðsíða 1

The White Falcon - 05.05.1995, Blaðsíða 1
Story and photos by JOl Kevin A. Mills Hundreds of people were at the A.T. Mahan Elementary School Saturday for the annual Spring Carnival. “The primary purpose for the carnival is to provide an exciting and fun day for the children,” said John Allan, elementary school principal. He added that the money raised will help pay for school sup- plies. Children had a myriad of games and activities to keep them busy. One of the crowd favorites was the tye-dye booth. “I like the tye-dye and the go-fish,” related sixth grader Chris Crawson. I’m just hanging out,” said sixth grader Gerald Gray. “I like the games, especially e basketball toss,” he added. Other activities included a cake walk, Four-year-old Joshua Williams is helped by Lt. Ronald Parker at the spin-art display. Lauren Scott, two, tosses a bean bag through the hole during the A. T. Mahan Elementary School Spring Carnival Saturday. bean-bag throw, crab walk, face painting and more. “I’ve won two fish,” giggled second grader Shannon Kirkwood. “This is my favorite booth, but I only have one more ticket,” she lamented. It wasn’t only the kids getting in on the fun. “I’m just volunteering to help out with the school,” remarked OTA1 Scott Rast. “I volunteered for the spin art and the duck pond. I just like helping the kids.” Some students also put forth an effort to make the carnival a success. “I’m just hanging around and helping out,” commented ninth grader Richard Kindel. This year’s carnival went over better with the students. “I like this year’s better than last because I have more friends here, I know the place better and there is more to do,” Crawson noted. Kirkwood added, “This is better because I’ve never seen the fish thing, and I got to have my socks tye-dyed.” Classified ad changes benefit you 50 years ago in The White Falcon A special issue of the paper was printed celebrating Victory in Europe. Reprints of that issue are available at newsstands and from the Public Affairs Office, Bldg. 936. Icelandic Comer What time is it? Hva5 er klukkan? (Kvath aircluhcan) To improve the service to our audience, The White Falcon is making changes to classified ad submissions. The changes will take affect Thursday, June 1. A new classified ad form is on page 6 of this issue. The old form will be accepted until June 1. After that point, only the new form will be used. Changes in the form include a 30-word limit. Items that count as one word include, but are not limited to, ins., ext. 1111 (two words), 4WD, RAM, etc. This will facilitate page layout and space con- siderations. Each person will be allowed to submit three ads at a time. Deadlines for ads will remain the same. They must be in by the close of business Thursday for the following Friday (eight days prior). Article submissions will also remain 10 working days prior to publica- tion. Call ext. 4612 for more information or if you sell your item.

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