THE CULLMAN TIMES | SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2012
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RULES FOR RELAY NIGHT The track must be Generators will also clear to allow for walking need to be turned off during this time. — do not loiter on the track. No use of vulgar, abusive or threatening lanOpening guage. Ceremony/Survivors Walk are “the reason” we have Relay For Life. Be No Smoking tobacco, drugs or alcohol respectful, get off the allowed-anywhere durtrack, and support the survivors and/or family ing event. and friends. No fighting/no No activity should be weapons. going on during the Do not throw trash on Luminaria Ceremony.
the ground; find a trash container.
No “boom boxes” allowed.
Be respectful to others participating in Relay No “bands” (noise) at For Life. individual campsites; no interference with stage Keep bathrooms clean activities. (no business soliciting allowed!). No horseplay. Gators/golf carts are for use by authorized persons only. No immoral conduct or indecency.
No bikes, skates, or ANIMALS! Small children should not be allowed to roam the park without proper
supervision. Age 14 years and under should be supervised by parent/guardian. And please remember to have fun! We are celebrating, remembering and fighting back during this 24 hour event. Please find a committee member (yellow shirts) with any concerns or positive comments.
EVENT SCHEDULE Power of the Purple/ Simply the Best May 4-5, 2012 Heritage Park in Cullman ➤ 6:30 p.m. Opening Ceremony: Prayer, silence, Temple Sign Team Performs, National Anthem ➤ 7 p.m. Survivor/Caregiver Walk: The Survivors will start the night on the track with the first lap and the Caregivers will continue with the next lap. Then each team (as a group with lots of energy) will follow the Caregivers. ➤ 8 p.m. Bra Modeling Donation Lap: Under the pavilion each participating team will dress up their male model in their designer bra with heels and a purse. After all the contestants are introduced they must take their purse and do one lap around the track collecting donations as they go.
The one that collects the most donations wins. ➤ 9 p.m. Luminary Ceremony ➤ 10 p.m. Parade of Teams: Under the pavilion a representative from each team will be introduced to explain their teams theme, T-shirt, and spirit stick. ➤ 11 p.m. Continue with Parade of Teams ➤ Midnight Celebrity Idol Variety Show: Under the pavilion each participating team will bring to the stage their favorite variety act. This could be anything from singing, dancing, magic show, cooking demo, etc... Lets go over the top with this one. ➤ 1 a.m. Relay's Hot Dog Cook-Off: Each participating team will have one hour to create their most tastiest hot dog creation to be judged at 2:00
am. All items must be prepared onsite. ➤ 2 a.m. Relay's Hot Dog Cook-Off Judging: All participating teams will have their hot dog creations judged, and any teams that want to can sell their hot dog creations at their tents at this time ➤ 3 a.m. Musical Chairs Scavenger Hunt: Under the pavilion each participating team representative starts out sitting in a chair lined up like musical chairs, the DJ will call out an item then everyone must run to find that item, BUT they can NOT get it from their team they must find it at one of the other tents, and then run back to find an empty chair. Just like musical chairs the last person still sitting wins. ➤ 4 a.m. Wet T-Shirt Contest: Beside the pavilion each team representative has 2 minutes to
run to a kiddy pool and put on as many wet T-shirts as possible and make one lap around the track. The first one to finish wins. ➤ 5 a.m. Mystery Bag Outfit: Under the pavilion each participating team will have 15 minutes to create an outfit for someone on their team from the bag of items given to them and make one lap around the track. The first to finish their lap wins. ➤ 6 a.m. Zumba Class ➤ 7:30 a.m. Breakfast ➤ 9 a.m. Awards ➤ 10 a.m. Closing Lap ➤ 10:30-noon Tear down & Cleanup Theme Laps: Mardi Gras, Hillbilly, Cardboard Box, Duct Tape, Decades Dance (’50s, ‘60s, etc.), Limbo, Crazy Hat, School Pride, Super Hero