[K3PZN-List] K3pzn 7a field day site:

Tue, 28 May 2002 09:48:40 -0400

Thanks Frank!  great info!

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From: Frank Rodski <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: [K3PZN-List] K3pzn 7a field day site:
Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 09:35:54 -0400

Keith
Just a couple of thoughts on the way it was done in the past. Use as
a guide or trail blaze as you see fit!

-Pretty much the food is selected by the FD committee as it needs to
reconcile with the budget

-Food budget can be stretched by asking everyone attending to bring
a  covered dish.

-Club members have been called to remind and invite them to FD and
the dinner. They are asked the number attending. That is a good time
to ask them if they will bring a dish, what it will be  or suggest
something (potato salad).

-Their WILL be AC there. The big generator!!! By the way I have a
large 50 cup pot but I think that may be too large. I may have a
smaller one.

-The long lost FD way to make coffee is to have a fire, campfire or
other, have a traditional western style (Cowboy) pot, dump in the
amount of coffee you think you need, put in water and  boil the heck
out of it. When done, add a cup of cold water, this will settle the
grounds to the bottom. Pour off coffee slowly. If it is too weak,
you have two choices .... let it brew for a while longer (definitely
works) next time add more coffee to the pot. If it is too strong,
dilute as necessary and/or next pot put in less grounds. This is
real coffee!

-You will need utensils, paper products.

- You will need a grill (gas is easier although some diehards
continue to insist on charcoal) or two as we are in an open camping
area. The rest of the park is ball diamonds and soccer fields etc.

  -The Club buys the soft drinks, hot dogs, Hamburg's, rolls,
accouterments and sometimes fried chicken (it is best to make the
selection before hand and work a deal with the local Roy's or KFC).
That way you  may get a better price and ready on time. (Things to
remember when dealing ... we are non profit org, use tax number, we
are representing Carroll County in an national emergency exercise,
etc.).  A couple of years that I had done FD and the dinner I
shopped at Sams Club/BJs and bought most things in bulk.

-I am told blondes due have more fun

-You got it wrong. It is always colder in New ENGLAND than it is in
summer.

-the astronauts "shut" the door but they never spilled the beans
about the lock. Guess we will never know if they were afraid of the
man in the moon.

Frank K3MTT

Keith Krichinsky wrote:

>I'm sorry I missed the meeting on Sunday, Clint.  I just completely
>forgot about it.  I especially feel bad since I'm on the food committee.
>
>So, tell me, what would be MY next step?
>
>Who decides on a menu?
>
>What kind of cooking facilities were available at Freedom Park?  Do we
>need to supply grills?
>
>Since there is no AC, we'll have to make coffee the old fashioned way,
>right?  Hmmm.  What IS the old fashioned way to make coffee?
>
>How many people should we plan on feeding... 50, 75, 100?
>
>Will we need to supply plates, bowls, utensils, etc.?
>
>Is it true that "Blondes have more fun?"
>
>Is it colder in New York than it is in the summer?
>
>What IS the meaning of life?
>
>When the astronauts were up on the moon, jumping around and collecting
>rocks, did they lock the door when they went back inside to go to sleep?
>
>I better shut up now!
>
>Keith Krichinsky  KB3HHK
>
>----Original Message Follows----
>From: "clint brosenne" <[email protected]>
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>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [K3PZN-List] K3pzn 7a field day site:
>Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 17:29:56 -0400
>
>  Field Day Update:
>
>
>Yesterday the field day committee meet at the FTC.
>Talk about the two site. We had picture and map of the Freedom
>Park site, But many wasn't sure about the site. So the committee
>went on a Field Day Field trip to the Freedom Park Site.
>We address many issues about the site while we were there.
>Then we voted it was 10-0 for Freedom park. The Field Day Site
>for the Club will be Freedom Park.
>This will be a tent city site. Many thing will be different then
>Gamber site. No freezer,No running water, etc.
>24 hrs. of fun in the sun. hihi!
>Any question about site or preparing for field day let me know.
>Captain's of Station if need any thing get in touch with
>N3SB or W3ARS. We will see what we can do.
>Like to thank the Field Day Committee for it's help.
>And a Special Thanks to Frank K3MTT for getting the site.
>  Set up Fri. 21th at 4:00pm
>  Field starts on Sat.22nd at 2:00pm
>  Club Picnic on Sat. 22nd at 6:00pm
>  Tear down of site Sun 23rd at 2:05pm
>CQ CQ FIELD DAY K3PZN 7A MDC I can hear it now.
>All are welcome. 73's W3ARS Clint CCFDCC
>
>
>
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