[fvc-wat-disc] Multicultural Festival organizing

[Kevin Smith]

Hi Brian:

It's not too much hassle, but if you're offering, sure!

I've got the parking pass, and some boxes of booklets that I'll put labels
on.
If you could drop by my place on Saturday, around, say, 10 AM, I wouldn't
mind hitching a ride.

Does that work?

Kevin.

On 6/19/07, Brian Tanguay <btanguay at wlu.ca> wrote:
>
> Hi all:
>
> Ummm, I actually HAVE a car so why don't I transport the stuff? That
> would save Kevin the hassle of booking a car, non? If Paul can let me
> know exactly where and when to go, I'll do it.
>
> cheers,
> Brian
>
> >>> kevedsmith at gmail.com 19/06/2007 11:32 am >>>
> Hi Paul:
>
> I can book a car early and late in the day, to drop off, and pick up
> the
> stuff.
> (I've got the parking pass, so I have access to the lot.)
>
> I'll pass on any info I have about the location, but it will probably
> be
> close to
> the parking lot near Queen and Courtland, so we should plan to meet
> there.
>
> Paul:  please let me know a good time some evening this week to drop
> by
> and get the stuff (maybe Thursday? -- hoping the OCA brochures will be
> in
> by then.
>
> Later,
> Kevin.
>
> On 6/18/07, Paul Nijjar <pnijjar at sdf.lonestar.org> wrote:
> >
> >
> >         Here are some things we need to get worked out for this
> weekend.
> > If people want to sign up for things then editing
> >
> >
> >
>
> http://pnijjar.freeshell.org/fvc/index.php/Main/2007MulticulturalFestivalPlanning
>
> >
> >         would be a wise idea.
> >
> >         0. At the last meeting we organized a skeleton crew of people
> to
> > volunteer, but I forgot who is doing what when. Could somebody
> provide the
> > list? (Getting a few more volunteers would also be a good idea --
> three
> > volunteers per day is not very many.)
> >
> >         1. I tested the gazebo today. It is not perfect but I think
> it
> > will hold together -- all the pieces are there. Two of the pipes are
> a
> > little bent. I did not manage to get the entire thing assembled -- it
> was
> > too awkward to get the thing upright working all alone. I think two
> or
> > three people can do this together, though. It took me about 40
> minutes to
> > get it together, but I was working from scratch (and alone).
> >         At the Nonviolence festival I saw the Green Party had a
> gazebo
> > similar to our new one. They weighted down the tarp with some free
> weights
> > (off of dumbells or something). This looks like a good idea. Does
> anybody
> > have some weights (or bricks, or whatever) that we could use to hold
> the
> > gazebo down?
> >         A hammer would be a good idea too, while we are at it.
> >
> >         2. There is too much stuff for me to bring to the festival
> alone
> > -- the display, the swag bag, the gazebo and (I guess) a chair. It
> would
> > be great if somebody could take some of this stuff off my hands and
> get it
> > to the site on Saturday.
> >
> >         3. Where do we meet? Is our location finalized yet?
> >
> >         4. Who will be storing the gazebo/display/setup overnight? I
> > presume we take down the display on Saturday and set it up again on
> > Sunday.
> >
> > - Paul
> >
> > --
> > Paul Nijjar - http://www.fairvotecanada.org/WaterlooRegion
> > Next electoral reform info night: Tuesday July 10, 7pm
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