Saturday, October 8, 2011

PATRIOT FESTIVAL INFORMATION

What an absolutely fantastic start to our year! God is so good! Many of you have been asking about signing up to help at the Patriot Festival. Well, I finally have the information that you have been waiting to receive.


Here are some details:


The Patriot Festival is on Saturday October 29, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. at the Mason Municipal Building.



  • At 11:15, Leanna Russell will be representing our troop in the Honor Guard at the dedication of the Liberty Tree, outside the Municipal Building.


  • At 12:15 and 3:00, our Tenderheart 3 unit will be performing a skit on how the states united to form the United States of America.


  • There will be talks given by re-enactors of Patrick Henry, Dolly Madison, and MANY others, as well as form channel 19 anchor, Jack Atherton and others. There will be a choir, a singer from OH8118, Native American dancers and drummers, and SOOOOOO much more!


  • We are working with OH8118 to present two booths. One booth will be pioneer games. The other troop is taking the lead in this as their level award, so I will pass information as it becomes available. The other booth is an American Heritage Girls information booth. We may need some people to help with these booths.


  • This is a FAMILY event. Unless it is arranged outside of the troop to attend with a friend, it is not a drop off. We need parents to be with their girls for safety reasons.


  • Our troop is going to be passing out water to all of the presenters and demonstrators. If you have a “little red wagon” that we can use, that would be wonderful. THIS IS WHAT WE NEED FOR YOU TO SIGN UP FOR. Here is the link to sign up: http://www.helpersignup.com/viewsheet.php?type=2&sheet=082219d51673393b8d622f5ab5f493bd


  • There will be a colonial costume contest, so we are encouraging the girls and families to dress up in period costume. If you are not dressed up and are serving on a shift, please be in full uniform. This is an amazing opportunity to represent our organization, our troop, and most of all, our God.


  • At about 2:30, there will be a History Bee for students in grades 5-8. Again, we are hoping you will want to participate!


  • At about 3:30, for high school students, there will be a constitution game. If you have studied this time period in history and want to give it a go, they are asking you to participate! So, I believe that is all the details that I have for now. If you have any questions, please let me know. This is going to be an amazing, fun, and educational day for all!
    Blessings,
    Cynthia Tann