Be A Rogers Hometown Hockey Volunteer!, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Nov 09, 2017 | STMHA | 6109 views
Be A Rogers Hometown Hockey Volunteer!
The weekend of November 18-19 is stacking up to be a hockey lover's delight!  St Thomas Minor Hockey players will be participating in a number of ways over the two day event.  

St Thomas Minor Hockey is looking for parent volunteers to come forward and get involved.

Our most immediate need is for volunteers to staff the St Thomas Jr Stars - St Thomas Panthers BBQ tent right in the middle of the action in the Rogers Hometown Hockey Village.

We will need some volunteers to set up during the day on Friday November 17 .  Time to be determined.

The Rogers Hometown Hockey Village / Experience  is scheduled for noon until 6pm on Saturday and noon until 10pm  on Sunday.

We require two volunteers to man the BBQ tent on two hour shifts.  Three shifts on Saturday and five shifts on Sunday need coverage.  

Duties will be to man a BBQ and sell food and drinks.

Please email Vicki in the STMHA office @ [email protected] to add your name to the list!
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