Tuesday, June 15, 2010

2010 DECA Picnic

The DECA Summer Picnic is scheduled for July 17th, from 4pm to Dusk.  We all have busy lives and it takes a lot to organize and prepare for the picnic.  We are asking for your help to make this years picnic a success.  We have itemized the tasks that need to be accomplished.  If everyone helps out with one or two items on the list, it will make the picnic go considerably smoother.  Take a look at the list and let me know what tasks that you can help with.  Please email me at MCBEVEC@comcast.net.

 

 

 

  1. Call the township and ask that the grass be cut, request garbage cans, picnic tables and that the gate be left open for the weekend. - 
  2. Call and order the Porta Potty. - (Chris Brown)
  3. Meet the Porta Potty deliver driver on Friday the 16th. -
  4. Help set up. {We will need a number of people for this}   –
  5. Help clean up. {We will need a number of people for this}  - 
  6. Make signs for the neighborhood. –(Olivia Shaw)
  7. Food shop. – (Karen & Andrew Bevec)
  8. Purchase and organize face painting. –
  9. Purchase and organize crafts. –
  10. Pick up beer and Ice. –
  11. Order and pick up / return the grill from Taylor Rental. –
  12. Lend, set up, and take down tables. –
  13. Lend, set up, and take down tents. –
  14. Lend, set up, take down volleyball net and organize a volleyball game. –
  15. Organize a kickball game. –
  16. Take care of the music for the picnic. –
  17. Help grill hot dogs / hamburgers. –(Andrew Bevec,                                     )
  18. Help organize the food. –
  19. Order moon bounce. – (Chris Brown)
  20. Supervise moon bounce. {We will need a number of people for this} –
  21. Order snowcone machine. –
  22. Operate snowcone machine. {We will need a number of people for this} –
  23. Check out the park on Sunday to ensure that everything was cleaned up. –

 

Please let me know if you have any other ideas or additions to the picnic.

 

RSVP to MCBEVEC@COMCAST.net if you are attending the party.  We need to have an accurate count to ensure we have enough food and drinks.

 

Thanks,

 

Karen

 

 



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