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Contents Calendar Sign Up On Line Booth Meeting Celebration Theme Shifts Set Up Weekend Food Handlers Card On Line Camping On Line Booth Information Booth Guidelines Will we see you at the event? See who has checked in already. Other Features of Interest Fair Family News OCF Guidelines Food Handlers Cards On Line Blintz Booth Pictures Prindel Creek Web Site
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Theme Shifts
A most exciting addition to the booth are the Theme Shifts. The costumes, colorful and unique, are a door for hidden personality to burst forth with uninhibited theater. If your extended family wants to block out a shift for a theme let me know and that info will be included on the schedule. If you already know the theme, we can post that information so participants have time to find costumes and props. Meeting of the Blintz Booth meeting 4:30pm on Thursday after we get the booth set up and before we start to roll. Product quality control, product testing, sales training are some of the topics suggested for this get together. Watch for the time posted on the board near the personal area. Celebration The Celebration Party, Thursday night was a fun way to start off the fair!! The Celebration Party gives us a way to reconnect and dress up for a great start to the weekend. It is BYO of course!! Let's say the party could be 6pm after the meeting. Sign Up On Line The menu at the top of the newsletter will take you directly to the shift sign up pages so you can see what shift is available. Use the link at the bottom of each page to email Daniel and request the position you want. If you have not changed the email address in your phone book be sure to use the new email address for Daniel. daniel@prindelcreekfarm.com The Wild Flowers The site is open seven days a week if you want to check out the booth. Parking is available near the Warehouse, the floodplain is closed to vehicle traffic. The wild flowers are spectacular. The site will be closed on July 4th except for scheduled business. Booth Set Up Weekend Booth set up is scheduled for June 28th. This date is almost two weeks before the July event. We will clean the booth, get the floor down, bring out supplies and equipment. Please make an effort to attend, this is usually a fun one day experience. If you can help load the truck at the garage on Cherry Drive please contact Daniel. Getting started on the Fair site about 10AM could get us out before the mosquitoes find us in the evening. The booth will provide pizza and some drinks for lunch unless someone wants to organize a different food menu for snacks to share. |
Ask The Question
Asking
everyone you know if we can buy an
extra pass is very important. If you
plan to bring a
friend and want the booth to provide a
pass, find a pass for your
friend. The booth is happy to
pay for a pass or SOP from a crew member
but you need to find the pass. Be sure your friend knows the booth reps
name, the crew name or crew members name so getting the wrist band is
as smooth as possible.
Try looking at the OCF web site for links to booths and call or email. The Saturday Markets in Eugene and Portland are good locations to find fair vendors and entertainers and crew members. Look in the OCF Business Directory for Fair People that may help you find another pass that we can buy. Food Handlers Card Required! Did you update your Food Handlers Card last year? Look at the Pass List to see if we have the lastest expiration date for your Food Handlers Card. Do you need to renew your card? Click Here to Complete the Food Handlers Certificate Course Online  For this site, you must be able to pay online using either a VISA or MasterCard. No other form of payment will be accepted. This food handler course requires that you print your card from the course website. You print your card from the computer you use with the printer you use. For those who need access to a computer with a printer, check your local public library or community college library. All new booth workers and all teens are required to have available for posting a current Food Handlers Card. If you want to camp at the fair and work in the Blintz Booth you must have a Food Handlers Card. Camping neighborhoods Camp hosts and tent tags have become an event wide system. The system is intended to address multiple issues, including nighttime population without camping passes, camping disputes, and the loss of green spaces. Campers who stay right behind their booth will be their own neighborhood with the booth rep acting as the camp host. For booths that camp in a designated area like behind Energy Park, they are going to establish a neighborhood and identify a camp host with the help of "Camping Elves" from the OCF. The Blintz Booth and Energy Park have had this system in place for several years and should see very little change. |
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Blintz Booth
Newsletter 2008
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