2011 Festival is Sept. 16, 17, and 18

Download 2011 Flyer

 

Mandatory service hours are instituted for the St. Anne festival each year. This fundraiser is a very important event for our school and we require your participation. At least one parent from each family will be required to provide at least eight (8) hours of festival service (four (4) hours for Preschool families.)

 

For 2011, if you choose to forgo that option, you will be charged an $400 fee ($200 for Preschool) that will replace your time.  Signups will begin in 2011.

We have a variety of work areas to choose from. Shifts will be in four hour increments with the exception of First Aid, which is typically logged at 2 hour shifts. The Friday shifts are typically from 4pm - 8pm and 8pm - close. Saturday and Sunday shifts are from 12pm – 4pm, 4pm – 8pm and 8pm – close.

There are also some areas that offer pre-festival setup for those who are looking to volunteer in the evenings or on other days besides the weekend, such as carpentry, grounds electrical, and recycled treasures.  Contact the office for more details. 

 

The bingo, vegas, and wheels tents have different starting times.  Please feel free to call the chair people for more information (numbers will be located in the parish bulletin).

 

Parents, please note that when you make a selection to one of these areas, it is a commitment that we take seriously.  Please consider your selection and commit to it. 

You are required to work your time slot that you sign up for, but you may be asked to work another area that is short on volunteers instead of the one you selected. We will do the best to put you in the area you are interested in. 

 

Remember not to sign up until you find out your child's sport schedule so that you will not have to switch your times.

 

We have experienced a good amount of people changing their selections and it causes a lot of work to arrange the schedule.  We truly appreciate all of your help to make our festival a success.  Also, please try to help out by selecting areas that have a lot of shifts available.  Try not to just pick out an area that is the easiest, but an area that will help the festival.  The rewards we receive from our festival goes directly to our children at the school.  Thank you!

The following list describes the booths to choose from, the chairperson heading that area and the number of shifts needed to fulfill that area:

 

(updated August 2011)

BOOTH CHAIRPERSON(S)      # OF       4-HOUR SHIFTS # AVAILABLE
Bakery Peggy Eisenhauer, Dana Stempnik 14 14
Beer Tent Ron Welk, Justine Evans 94 closed
Beer Tickets Carolyn & Ernie Simancas 25 closed
Bingo (cafeteria) Barb Francis, MaryJo Mack 41 41
Carpentry Jeff Work many open
Cheer Joe Smith 16 16
Clean up(Monday)   21 21
Concessions Kathi & Mike Torey 27 27
Electricians Marty Mordarski, Dan Weigand,  and Keith Hogan many open
Face Painting Becky Oles 20 20
Fast Food Cindy Marien, Joann Zaporski 60 60
Financial Sue Goldie, Jody Campbell 38 closed
First Aid Geri & Mike Nutt       15         15
Games Jerry Graham, Stasi Earl,  and Kristy Lynch 168 closed
Glow necklaces Gary Myers 8 8
Grounds Randy Thayer, Dick Grobbel, Chris Pasternak many open
Hospitality Rita Kachorek 4 4
Italian Geoff Niespolo, Kevin Geml 37 37
Jarco Ben Bohlman 55 55
Pizza Jim and Jen Madigan 25 25
Polish Randy Wolyniec, Ken Mattei 50 50
Purchasing Sandy Carra 1 full
Raffle Dana Blake, Jerome Wojcik 16 16
Recycled Treasures Connie Shraw, Dorothy Sobota       38       38
Replay & Rewind Julie DiMambro, Marjorie Sison 12 12
Rides Doreen Semchena, Cheryl Pinelli, 70 70
Security Mike Torey, Doug Burg 140 closed
Shuttle Tom King 32 32
Silent Auction Amy McGlynn/Cynthia Lauchlan    56     56
Sno Cones Aliya Sahadi 16 16
Vegas Room (gym) Russ Dewar, Scott Troszak, Ken Salamon, Deanna Discenna, Mike Burke 253 253
Wheels      (outside tent) Anthony Alicandro 101 101