The Escambia County High School National Honor Society and the Student Government Association will be having a fall carnival on today, Oct. 28, at the school from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. for children aged three to 10 years old. The first10 tickets will be priced at $3, and each additional ticket will be 50 cents.

Sheryl West, advisor for the National Honor Society, said that the carnival should be a lot of fun for a great cause.

“There will be plenty of things for the little children to do,” she said. “There will be games where they can win prizes as well as a cakewalk and plenty of candy. The National Honor Society, and the Student Government Association, with advisor Andrea Chance, are trying to make enough money to be able to take a trip in the spring, and the funds raised will be used for that purpose.”

Children are encouraged to dress in their Halloween costumes and they will received free candy at the door. There should be plenty of fun for all with games, prizes, cakewalk and candy. The proceeds from this carnival will benefit projects of the National Honor Society and the Student Government Association.

In addition, all of the clubs and organizations at Escambia County High School will have a big yard sale on Saturday, Nov. 6, from 8 a.m. until noon. The funds raised will be used for the various organizations at the school.

West said there are places still available to have a booth at the sale. Each space will be $25. Those wishing to rent a space can call Ms. Buitron at the high school through Friday, Nov. 5.