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Oct. 28, 2011 I The Clarion News Page 5 Last chance to visit Stingy Jack's TTfiea unn anfC Don’t miss out on the last weekend of Stingy Jack’s Pumpkin Patch. Com mazes, hay rides, hve music, an illuminated pumpkin trail, and over 50 local artists and merchants are there for your delight. The festival is located in Pisgah Forest and all ages will enjoy the spectacle of it. The fun begins after you park your car off of Asheville Highway near McGuire Road. Parking fees are $5 per car First you ride the Stingy trolley to the entrance of the mountains. T f I Start off the night by getting lost in the com maze or enjoying the hayride that is located by the creek. While making your way to these attractions don’t miss out on the gifts and crafts brought to you by local merchants. There are plenty of food and drink choices. Beginning at 5 p.m. you can experience storytelling accompanied by chainsaw art. Wondering what chainsaw art is? Well go find out! Live music includes 45 Cherry on Saturday Oct. 29 and The Ross Brothers and Gardner Flathaway on Sunday Oct. 30. As the sun sets the main attraction is lit up. In total there are over a thousand pumpkins carved into scenes created by local artists fv I "'1'^ I J V along Stingy’s illuminated pumpkin trails. Each scene has a different theme. Some include a rainforest, pirates, and mythical beasts. Another high point of Stingy Jack’s is that they are partnering with Bread of Life which is a food bank and free community kitchen in downtown Brevard. It serves approximately 180 people every day. Aportion of ticket sales will be donated to Bread of Life. Hours are from 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. Don’t miss out, reserve tickets online! There will only be a limited number of tickets sold each day. Children five and under Free, Children six-12 $12.50, Adults $15. Security update on campus aram JSoes/iaar Oct. 18 Report of student carrying BB gun. Stan Jacobsen stresses that this should be a reminder that it’s a violation to carry a weapon or objects that represents a weapon, even with toy guns (especially with BB guns since they fire projectiles), on campus. Oct. 21 Report of flash drive stolen in the Superlab. This is a reminder that students should be careful not to lose or forget anything important in the Superlab, because there is a good chance it will end up getting stolen and never to be seen again. Oct. 23 Late in the evening, a security guard on duty was called in after a report of students breaking in to Taylor Hall and some paintings in there were stolen. This is not only considered to be burglary, but students should not be going in Taylor Hall since it’s a stmcturally unsafe building. Ana Drummond and Megan Jenkins at Stingy Jack's Pumpkin Patch volunteering for the BC Women's Soccer team fundraiser.
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