To-dos:

• Create tickets or track sales in a spreadsheet and collect ticket revenue from sellers

(grads and parents). Tickets sell for $5 each (sometimes 3 for $10). Typically we drop 300 ducks in the water (we have about 500-600 ducks). Ask Ms. Terlingen for the digital ticket file.

• Contact JVH PAC (JVH Parent Advisory Committee) and have one of their executive members file an application online for a gaming licence (this requires a non-refundable $10 processing fee, payable by credit card). The approval process takes about 3 days.
• BC Gaming Website:

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/sports-culture/gambling-fundraising/gambling-licenc e-fundraising/class-d)​

• Retrieve the ducks from the bus shed where they are stored; they need to be counted and the missing ducks replaced.
• Contact the Village of Kaslo to organize the dumping of the ducks into the  Kaslo River from the bridge. 
• Collect the 3 winning ducks and all the rest once they enter Kootenay Lake and return them (dry) to the bus shed at the school. (This effort requires 4-6 parents with motor boats/canoes/kayaks, armed with nets.) 
• JVH Valedictorian(s) announce the winners at May Days (1st prize: $400, 2nd prize: $250, 3rd prize: $100, typically).  An ad is also put in the Pennywise to announce the winners and thank the Village, volunteers and town for support.