Play Fest to be held Saturday
by Linda Copeland, Staff Writer
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The members of the Leading Individuals Further Everyday at Gans High School are getting ready for “Gans Play Fest” Tuesday. The Play Fest will be held at the park from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Members are, from the left, Stacy Phillips; Latsha Cox; Chong Vang; Paige Mattingly, a Vista volunteer; Tre’sure Sylva; Mariah Jordan; Brianna Qualls; Audra Rhodes; Becca Brannon; and Debbie Sprouse, advisor. Linda Copeland • Times
The members of the Leading Individuals Further Everyday at Gans High School are getting ready for “Gans Play Fest” Tuesday. The Play Fest will be held at the park from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Members are, from the left, Stacy Phillips; Latsha Cox; Chong Vang; Paige Mattingly, a Vista volunteer; Tre’sure Sylva; Mariah Jordan; Brianna Qualls; Audra Rhodes; Becca Brannon; and Debbie Sprouse, advisor. Linda Copeland • Times
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The Gans High School Leading Individuals Further Everyday (LIFE), a Learn and Serve student leader action group, has begun a multi-phase project entitled “Project Play,” Debbie Sprouse, advisor said.

“The project goal is to refurbish the Gans Community Park which is in disrepair,” Sprouse said.

Members will be cleaning up the park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.

“Everyone is invited to come and join the fun. Bringing gardening tools will be a plus,” Sprouse said.

Members will also host “Gans Play Fest” from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at the park.

The planned activities will include carnival games, food, and a free Easter Egg Hunt for children nine years old and younger.

The hunt will begin at 1 p.m. There will also be prizes and $50 gift certificates, Sprouse said.

Helping with the Play Fest are Gans Little League and Gans Assembly of God Church.
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