Rising Stars to Halloween hayride discussion on Oct. 4 meeting

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October 2, 2012

Rising Stars members gather together to plan and discuss upcoming events such as the hayride for Halloween. The hayride is an annual event that includes activities such as grilling hotdogs, making s’mores, and, of course, going on a hayride around Stony Creek farm. AINING WANG / PHOTO

Rising Stars Club will have their next meeting after school on Oct. 4. During the meeting, club members will socialize, talk about productions, and discuss upcoming events.

“We’ll be playing a game and having special events to celebrate October and Halloween,” Carolyn Keller, president of the club and senior, said.

Club members will also discuss the upcoming annual Halloween hayride which will take place Oct. 11 at Stony Creek Farm. Permission slips will be handed out at the meeting and should be turned back in before the day of the hayride.

“We’ll be taking a bus over there and having a cookout for hotdogs and roasting marshmallows,” Rising Stars sponsor Jim Peterson said.

The theme of this upcoming meeting is “dress like your favorite dead person.” More information on Rising Stars or about upcoming events is available on the club’s Facebook page.

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Rising Stars to Halloween hayride discussion on Oct. 4 meeting

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