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Raffle
Table
Anyone
interested in donating, please contact Matt or Darlene Monnin at
937-526-4921.
Past donations have included: both handmade and purchased
articles such as baskets & quilts, perfume and makeup items,
hair care products, lawn furniture, floral arrangements, corn
hole games and a variety of other really nice items. All
donations are greatly appreciated as they will benefit different
organizations in the Russia community.
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Fancy
Stand
Each
family is asked to donate 3 items, either purchased or handmade,
to the fancy stand.
Any handcrafted items are very much appreciated.
Special paddles will be running during the festival.
The fancy stand has asked that you please do NOT donate
any squirt guns.
All fancy stand items will be stored in Paul & Rosie
Cordonnier’s garage at 103 Borchers Street.
Please drop your items off on Saturday before the picnic
begins.
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Bake
Wheel
Each
family in the parish is asked to donate 2 or 3 items for the
bake wheel. All
cakes, pies, breads, rolls, cookies (12 large or 18 small per
package), cupcakes (10 or 12 per package), brownies, etc.,
should be securely wrapped.
Please label all cakes to identify the flavor. Peel off labels will be available in the Francis garage.
Extra cake mixes purchased by the bake wheel committee
are available in the back of church.
These cake mixes should be used for extra baking in
addition to your original donation.
The bake wheel is a great moneymaker so if you have time
to do some extra baking it is greatly appreciated!
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Lunch
Stand & Chicken Dinners
We
are asking each family in the parish to donate 2 pies.
These will be used for either the lunch stand or the
barbecue chicken dinner.
Securely wrap your pies and mark them or put them in zip
lock bags.
We would like to encourage more berry and pudding pies
and they should be taken to the walk-in cooler in the kitchen.
If the first letter in your last name is A-M, deliver
your pies on Saturday, Sept. 3rd, if it begins with N-Z, deliver
your pies on Sunday, Sept. 4th.
Tomatoes are needed.
Anyone that can donate tomatoes should deliver them to
the Community Center kitchen between 8:30
and 9:00am Saturday morning.
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Clean
Up & Can Crews
The
8th grade class will be assigned to clean up the grounds and the
7th grade class will work in the lunch stand. This
has worked well and the students have showed up.
THANKS KIDS!! Scott
Armstrong and Josh Francis are in charge of the clean-up. Barrels are all around the grounds for trash.
Your help in keeping the grounds cleaned up during the
festival is appreciated. As we did last year, there are
special trash cans throughout the grounds especially for
recyclables.
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Safety
We
ask that children not play on the festival grounds after tents
are up. Parents are
responsible for explaining safety rules to their children.
There is more vehicle and pedestrian traffic over the
weekend and we ask that everyone drive cautiously.
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Handicapped
Parking
Due
to the expansion of the cemetery, parking between the hall and
cemetery will be for the handicapped and elderly only.
Please have your handicapped card hanging on your rear
view mirror so it is visible.
There will be NO
general parking in the grass area between the Hall and
Cemetery. We thank you for your cooperation.
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Street
Closings
St.
Remy Street will be blocked off between Main Street and Borchers
Street as usual during the weekend.
Late in the afternoon on Saturday and again in the
afternoon on Sunday, we will also be blocking off Borchers
Street near St. Remy Street and back to Mary Francis’
driveway. There will be access to Mary’s garage from the east.
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Stand
Building & Tear Down
Stands
should be built beginning at 6:00pm on Thursday evening,
September 1st. No
stand should be torn down on Sunday evening before 11:30pm.
Each stand is responsible for the return of their
equipment to the proper storage area.
Your help with the clean-up is greatly appreciated.
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Workers
Parents
should remind their children of their scheduled hours and the
importance of working them.
We are asking everyone to work at least a 2-½ hr. shift.
It takes everyone in the parish to make our festival a
success.
If you
are unassigned to a stand, please call Barb Cordonnier or Gina
Monnin at Russia School 526-3156.
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