Fall fun was had at Centertown Elementary when the school held its annual fundraiser, offering games, food and auctions all to benefit the school.“The parent group has been wonderful and parents have been involved and very generous in helping us out,” said Centertown principal Pam Cowan of the success of the fall festival.The event featured games in many of the classrooms, with the games spanning the gamut from toilet paper tosses, pumpkin bowling and face painting to fishing for goldfish, limbo and booger picking."We had some creative things going on here," Cowan said, pointing to one game which featured a giant papier-mâché nose which students could "pick" for prizes. "We had some wonderful room games."There was also a maze where students could crawl through the darkness, finding their way around until they found the exit.“I had to go in and get a few,” said teacher Josh Thaxton, noting some students found themselves hopelessly lost in the cardboard chamber.As for the proceeds, Cowan said they will be put to good use. “We plan on purchasing free-standing playground equipment,” she noted.