Escuela Primaria-Secundaria de Bremen

Boletí n de Padres Mayo 25, 2018

Respeto Mutuo Comunidad de Escuela Solidaria Grandes Expectativas

Próximos Eventos

5/28 Día Conmemorativo-no hay clases 5/29 Ultimo día de clases 5/30 8vo Grado –Cedar Point

7/30 Registraciones de Estudiantes Nuevos 7am-6pm 7/31 Registraciones Abiertas en Línea 8/1 Distribución de Computadoras (Gr.5-8) 11am-1pm 8/2 Distribución de Computadora (Gr 5-8) 10am-7pm 8/6 Grados 6-8 Noche de Conocer a los Maestros 6pm 8/7 K-5 Noche de Conocer a los Maestros 6-7 pm 8/8 Primer de Clases!!!

PROGRAMAS DE SERVICIO DE ALIMENTOS DE VERANO

El sirio abierto de SFSP en la Escuela Primaria Se-cundaria de Bremen operara desde el 5 de junio de 2018 hasta el 29 de junio de 2018 de 11:00 am a 12:30 pm de lunes a viernes. Las comidas se servi-rán en la cafetería de la preparatoria. Un menú esta adjunto al boletín de hoy. Las comidas gra-tuitas están disponibles para todos los niños has-ta 18 años de edad que estén inscritos en un pro-grama educativo aprobado por el estado para discapacitados mentales o físicos, se proporcio-narán comidas gratuitas a todos los niños sin dis-criminación. Los adultos son bienvenidos a comer en el sitio y no se deben de sacar de la cafetería.

AVISO PARA PADRES Y ESTUDIANTES ENTRANTES A 6TO GRADO

Todos los estudiantes de sexto grado deben de vacunarse contra el Tdap (tétanos, difteria y tos ferina) y Menactra (meningitis) antes del comienzo del año escolar. Estos se pueden obtener con su medico de familia, el departamento de salud para aquellos que no tienen seguro y algunas ubicacio-nes de CVS y Walgreens. La documentación de es-tas vacuna deben entregarse en la enfermería an-tes del primer día de clases. Adjunto hay informa-ción sobre estas enfermedades. Por favor póngase en contacto con la Sra. Steves, nuestra enfermera de la escuela, con preguntas.

RECOGER LOS MEDICAMENTOS: Todos los

medicamentos deben de ser recogidos en la ofici-na de la enfermera antes del final del año escolar por un padre (o con permiso escrito por parte de los padres) cualquier medicamento no recogido será destruido. l

PERDIDO Y ENCONTRADO: lo perdido y en-

contrado será limpiado y donado a una caridad al final de la escuela.

NOTA DE LA CAFETERIA: Se recomienda a los estudiantes que todavía de-ben dinero deben de pagar antes del ultimo día de clases. Si no pueden cargar sus cargos negati-vos el día 29, pueden dar un pago antes del 8 de junio. Puede dejar el pago en la oficina antes de la 3:00 o en la oficina de la Sra. Stouder a cualquier hora antes de las 2:00. Solo puede pagar en línea hasta junio 6. debe de pagarse para evitar accio-nes legales. Gracias por su cooperación. Que ten-ga un verano maravilloso!

Ultimo

Día de

Clases 29

de mayo!

Campamentos de Verano CAMPAMENTO DE FUTBOL AMERICANO- El campamento de futbol Americano de Bremen será del 11-15 de junio para todos los

estudiantes enterantes a 1-6 grado. La fecha limite de inscripción es el 25 de mayo, para asegurar una camiseta. Los estudiantes

pueden inscribirse hasta el 11 de junio.

CAMPAMENTO DE BALONCESTO- El campamento de verano de baloncesto de Bremen se llevara a cabo del 4 de junio al 8 de

junio. El campamento es para niños en los grados 1-8. Mira el volante adjunto al boletín de hoy!

CAMPAMENTO DE VIERNENES DE NOCHE DE LUCES DE LOS LEONES DE BREMEN 2018- Nada es mejor que una noche en Bunge

Field bajo las luces! El programa de Futbol Americano de Bremen se complace en brindar esta experiencia a los estudiantes que

actualmente cursan los grados 6, 7 y 8. Ve adjunto para mas información y registraciones.

CAMPAMENTO DE FUTBOL- La Asociación de Futbol de Bremen esta trabajando con Coerver Coaching para poner un campa-

mento de futbol en Bremen en Jane’s Park durante el verano. Hay un boletín adjunto. La registraciones están localizadas en el

sitio web de futbol de Bremen: www.bremensoccer.net

LECCIONES DE VERANO DE TENNIS BREMEN 2018- Aprende un deporte de por vida mientras de diviertes! Toda la información

e inscripciones se pueden hacer en línea. Los campamentos se ofrecen en sesiones de dos semanas o durante las cuatro semanas.

Si tiene alguna pregunta por favor contacta a Brita Miller 574-904-7970. brementennis.weebly.com

MAPSC CLUB DE VERANO DE NATACION- MAPSC club de verano de natación es para estudiantes en grados K-8 que pueden

nadar a lo largo de la alberca. Los nadadores aprenderán técnicas básicas para competencias de natación en un ambiente de

aprendizaje divertido y relajado. Esto es un gran comienzo para un gran deporte! Las inscripciones serán en el cuarto grande de la

biblioteca publica el martes, 15 de mayo de 5-6 pm. Y el sábado, 19 de mayo de 10-11 am. Por favor asegúrate de estar en un de

estos días con un padre para llenar las formas y conocer a los entrenadores.

LADY LIONS CAMPAMENTO DE VERANO DE BALONCESTO- El campamento de niñas de baloncesto estará disponible para todas

las niñas de 2do-8vo grados el próximo año. Un folleto esta adjunto a este boletín para mas información. Revísalo!

b STRONG 18- La 3ra carrera anual de b Strong será el sábado, 28 de julio. Necesitamos voluntarios. Todos los voluntarios reci-

birán una camiseta. Inscríbete para ser voluntario aquí: https://goo.gl/Wb1zj7 o contacta a Jennifer Zumbrun al 574-903-9576.

Revisa el boletín adjunto para mas información de la carrera!

INCRIPCIONES DE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB DE VERANO

El club de verano comenzara el 4 de junio—27 de julio. Las horas serán de 7:30 am a 5:30 pm. El costo de 8– semanas de verano

son los siguientes:

Miembros actuales: $300 por niño / 2 o mas hermanos $550 por verano

No miembros: $350 por niño / 2 o mas hermanos $650 por verano

Dudas o inscripciones, por favor pasa al club 574-209-1405 o llama al 546-3554 x2013

EL BALONCESTO DE VERANO DE LADY LION GIMNASIO ABIERTO

Ven a mejorar tu juego! Para las niñas entrantes de 7 ° y 8 ° grado los martes y jueves de 9:15 a.m. a 10: 45 a.m. en el gimnasio de la escuela secundaria (¡Costo: GRATIS!) En: Junio: 5, 7, 12, 14 y julio: 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26

DESFILE DEL DIA CONMEMORATIVO El 28 de mayo a las 10:30. Reúnase en la oficina de correos (9:45) y camine hasta el cementerio de Bremen. Se les pi-

de a los niños que decoren bicicletas (rojas, blancas y azules) y carros. 1er grado y los más jóvenes deben ir acompa-

ñados por uno de sus padres. Los niños pueden llevar una foto de un veterano de su familia en el desfile.

Bremen Public Schools Lunch Menu 2018

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1 2 3 4L. Grilled Cheese L. Chicken Tenders L. Sausage Links L. Taco

Tomato Soup & Crackers Baked Beans & Lima Beans Donut Lettuce Salad

Fresh Carrots w/Dip Cantaloupe & Fruit Juice Hash Browns Mandarin Oranges

Pears & Yogurt Banana Bread Grapes Cookie

Milk Milk Milk Milk

7 8 9 10 11L. Bosco Sticks w/Marinara Sauce L. Popcorn Chicken L. Ham Sandwich L. Chicken Dinner L. Hamburger

( 2 Mozzarella Stuffed Breadsticks) Broccoli w/Cheese French Fries Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy Cooked Carrots & Pickle Slice

Brussel Sprouts & Corn Mixed Fruit Mandarin Oranges Pinto Beans Applesauce

Peaches Bread & Butter Cookie Pineapple Sunchips

Fruit Snack & Milk Milk Milk Wheat Roll w/Butter & Milk Milk

14 15 16 17 18L. Chicken Quesadilla L. Pizza L. Mini Corn Dogs L. Sliced Roasted Turkey L. Chicken Fajita

Green Beans Steamed Broccoli w/Cheese Sweet Potato Fries Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy Lettuce Salad /Refried Beans

Apricots & Peaches Sliced Oranges Pears Mandarin Oranges Apple Crisp

Brownie Juice Cup Ice Cream Sandwich Roll w/Butter Fruity Sidekick Slushy

Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk

21 22 23 24 25

L. Hot Dog L. Walking Taco w/Rice L. Cheeseburger L. Chicken Noodles L. Chicken Sandwich

Sweet Potato Slices Iceberg Lettuce Salad Navy Beans & Pickle Slices Mashed Potatoes Romain Lettuce Salad/ Cold Slaw

Strawberries Celery & Peanut Butter Fresh Veggies w/Dip Mixed Fruit Apple Slices w/Carmel Dip

Brownie Pineapple Cantaloupe & Pears Wheat Roll w/Butter Peanut Butter Fluff

Milk Tortilla Scoops & Milk Milk Milk Milk

28 29 Lunch Prices : OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE:

L. Peanut Butter Uncrustable The Peanut butter & jelly uncrustables are available only on Mondays,

No School Cheese Stick & Goldfish Crackers Full Pay $2.30 Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. The uncrustable option includes

Memorial Day Green beans Reduced Pay & .40 , goldfish crackers and a string cheese . Along with the sides

Applesauce Adult $3.50 listed on the menu for the day.

Milk Extra Milk .45

A La Carte Choices For The High School Hot Bar Are And Will Rotate Every Other Week.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Calzone EVERY TUESDAY Cheeseburger EVERY THURSDAY Chicken Patty Sandwich

Cheese Filled Bosco Sticks Sweet & Sour Chicken w/Rice Chicken Tenders Big Daddy Pizza Smoked Sausage w/Mac & Cheese

THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER.

Bremen Public Schools Breakfast Menu 2018

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

30 1 2 3 4

B. Scrambled Eggs w/ Ham B. Strawberry Scone B. Sausage Gravy Pizza B.Cinnamon Roll & Yogurt B. Pancake Sausage Stick

Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit

Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice

Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk

7 8 9 10 11

B. Waffles B. Glazed French Toast B. Donuts & Yogurt B. French Toast Sticks B. Biscuits & Gravy

Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit

Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice

Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk

14 15 16 17 18

B. Cheese Omelet & Toast B. Blueberry Muffin & Yogurt B. Oatmeal & Toast B. Glazed French Toast B. Mini Pancakes

Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit

Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice

Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk

21 22 23 24 25

B. Sausage Gravy Pizza B. Scrambled Eggs & Steak Strips B. Cinnamon Roll & Yogurt B. Double Choc. Chip Muffin & B. Egg & Cheese Bagel

Fruit Toast & Fruit Fruit Yogurt Fruit

Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit & Fruit Juice Fruit Juice

Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk

28 29 Breakfast Prices : THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER.

No School B. French Toast Sticks Full Pay $1.40 OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE:

Memorial Day Fruit Reduced Pay .30 Pop - tarts, various cereal bowls, cereal bars,yogurt,

Fruit Juice Adult $2.10 toast, with Butter and choice of Jam.

Milk Extra Milk .45

Student Device Information

Collection Information: What: Chromebook, cords, chargers, cases, tags, if middle school student pencil case. Who and When: Grades 3-5 Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Grades: 6-8 Thursday, May 24, 2018 Where: Your teacher will bring you to the Lions Den to turn in your device. ** Grades 4-8 Summer school student- turn in our device with the rest of your class.

Distribution Information: What: Device Distribution for the school year 2017-2018 Who: Grades 5-12 When: Wednesday, August 1, 2018; 11am-1pm Thursday, August 2, 2017; 10am-7pm Where: Bremen Schools, Lion Den. Notes:

New or 5th Grade students and parents will be watching the 1:1 video and will be signing the responsible use agreement (RUP).

If an RUP was not signed last year, you will not receive your device until one is turned in.

You will not receive your device without a receipt (Digital or paper) showing you have paid for the insurance premium.

A student who has not paid for previous damage will not receive their device until the damage is paid for in full.

Does a parent need to be there?

Only if:

You are a new student or in grades 5th

Never turned in signed a RUP.

Your parent needs to pay for insurance.

I have a student in Grades 3 or 4. Can we pick up the device?

No, but you can pay the insurance premium and sign the RUP.

3rd and 4th Grade students will receive their Chromebook in class. Their insurance must be paid and RUP turned in before receiving the device.

Current School Year Information (2017-2018) Next School Year Information (2018-2019)

Class of 2028, important device information

3rd-grade students will be taking their device home. They will be receiving a Chromebook with a charger and case (Dimensions & Weight Depth: 2.5 in Height: 10.5 in Weight: 24.3 oz Width: 12.6 in). Parents/guardians of a student in grades 3-12 will pay an insurance premium.

BEMS payment information:

Please make all checks payable to Bremen Elementary-Middle School or BPS. Partial Payments are accepted. Credit Cards are accepted. The Balance needs to be paid in full before your student picks up their device in August. Payments can be made in the Bremen Elementary School bookstore. The Bremen Elementary School Office is closed the month of July. If you wish to make a payment in July please go to the Bremen Corporation office. You may also mail in payments.

Bremen Elementary-Middle School

Attn: Shelly Fitch

700 W. South Street

Bremen, IN 46506

Chromebook Damage Cost:

Power Adapter and Cord: $45.00

Case:$25.00

LCD Screen: $45.00

Keyboard: $50

If more than 5 keys are missing or the keys

are so damaged they can’t be fixed, the stu-

dent will have to pay for a new keyboard.

ANY other damages to the device including damages we find internally after turn in, which require it to be turned into the insurance company for repair, will have a $50 deductible.

Want to save time and avoid lines?

Pay for online through Harmony Family Access.

Textbook Rental

Computer Insurance

PE Uniform

Starting July 25th the K8 office will start accepting money for

Computer Insurance and PE Uniform. Please pay at the bookstore

window.

Credit Cards accepted on site!

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Bremen Public Schools 2018 Summer Food Service Program will run From :

June 5 - June 29. Lunch Times are 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M

4 5 6 7 8

L. Hamburger L. Chicken Tenders L. Taco Wedges L. Pizza

Green Beans Baked Beans Celery & P.Butter Corn

Mandarin Oranges Applesauce Peaches Pears

Milk Banana Bread Cookie Milk

Milk Milk

11 12 13 14 15

L. P.Butter Sandwich L. Mini Corn Dogs L. Popcorn Chicken L. Chicken Quesadilla L. Bosco Sticks

Yogurt Sweet Potato Fries Mashed Potatoes Tator Tots Corn

Cucumbers w/Dip Pears Peaches Mixed Fruit Fresh Orange Slices

Strawberries Milk Muffin Milk Milk

Goldfish Crackers &Milk Milk

18 19 20 21 22

L. Chicken Sandwich L. Hot Dog L. Cheeseburger L. Grilled Cheese L. Ravioli

California Blend Sweet Potato Slices Cheesy Potatoes Carrots w/Dip Green Beans

Sliced Apples w/ Cantaloupe Applesauce Yogurt Mixed Fruit

Carmel Cup Milk Pickle Slices Pears Bread Stick

Milk Milk Milk Milk

25 26 27 28 29

L. Smoked Sausage L. Corn Dog L. Tenderloin L. Chicken Nuggets L. Pizza

Sandwich Carrots French Fries Peas Corn

Macaroni & Cheese Peaches Applesauce Mandarin Oranges Mixed Fruit

Broccoli & Pears Milk Milk Muffin Cookie

Milk Milk Milk

This Institution is an equal opportunity provider. Menus are subject to change without notification.

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May

August

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

December

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11/5 Staff

Development/

Work Day

(No School)

11/21-11/23

Thanksgiving

Break

12/24/18-1/4/19

Winter Break

(No School)

3/29-4/5

Spring Break

5/23 (Or Later)

Staff Work Day

23,24,28,29,30,31

Snow

Makeup Days

5/27 Memorial Day

9/3

Labor Day

(No School)

9/24 Virtual

Learning Day

(Students Home)

2/18 Staff

Development/

Work Day

10/24 & 10/25

Parent Teacher

Conferences

(BEMS Evening)

10/26-10/29

Fall Break

(No School)

8/6 - 8/7

Staff Work &

Professional

Development

Days

(No School)

1/4 Final Day of

Winter Break

1/21 Virtual

Learning Day

(Students Home)

January

February

March

April

Graduation: June 2, 2019

Spring Break Begins

3/29

1st Quarter:

2nd Quarter:

3rd Quarter:

4th Quarter:

08/08/18-10/10/18

10/11/18-12/21/18

01/07/19-03/12/19

03/13/19-05/22/19

1st Trimester:

2nd Trimester:

3rd Trimester:

08/08/18-11/02/18

11/06/18-02/15/19

02/19/19-05/22/19

As the school year winds down and summer break approaches Bremen FFA is

wrapping things up for the school year and getting ready for the next school year full of

fun and excitement. We are hard at work planning out our Diamond anniversary year,

yes you heard it our chapter is turning 75! We have a big year for our chapter and our

members and officers are hard at work making it our best year yet.

Summer Events

FFA Indiana State Convention

On June 19th we will be taking students on our yearly state

convention trip from June 19th to June 21st. Our very own David

Hochstetler will be receiving his state degree this year and we

hope you can join us on this special occasion. If you wish to

join us Talk to either Mrs. Verhaeghe or Mr. Berger A.S.A.P.

Fireman’s Festival and Parade

Its almost that time of year, Yes the Fireman’s Festival is fast

approaching and our chapter is hard at work planning our tent

and float. We are excited to be a part of this year’s festivities

and we are counting on your help and support at the Fireman’s

Festival. See Mrs. Verhaeghe, Mr. Berger and any of the officers

if you have questions or would like to help with this event.

Bremen FFA Newsletter!

May 10th ,2018

With every summer

comes a new story,

make yours a novel.

– Chase L.

___________________________________________________ LONG GREEN LINE

BREMEN LION FOOTBALL JORDAN LEEPER, HEAD COACH 511 W Grant Street, Bremen, IN 46506

574-546-3511 or 574-209-0902 jleeper@bps.k12.in.us

2018 BREMEN LIONS FOOTBALL CAMP

It is time for the annual Bremen Lions Football Camp! Coach Leeper and the football team are excited to offer students

entering grades 1-6 an opportunity to learn fundamentals from the 2018 Bremen Lions.

The cost of the camp will be $25.00. Your child will receive 5 days of football instruction from coaches and current

players! Your child will also be given a Bremen Football Camp T-shirt.

The camp will run the week of June 11-15. The camp will run from 9:00-10:00 am. Grades 1-3 will participate together and

grades 4-6 will work together during the camp.

The camp will be located on Bunge Field, the high school field. Please have your child wear shorts, T-shirt and cleats or

athletic shoes. If there is inclement weather, we will be in Gym A. Please bring tennis shoes if it is raining.

Please fill out the form at the bottom of the page and return to the Elementary Office with your payment.

Make checks payable to: Bremen High School Football

Registration Deadline: May 25, 2016

Any questions can be directed to: Coach Jordan Leeper (574-209-0902) or by email- jleeper@bps.k12.in.us

Coach Marty Andrews (574-546-3554 ext. 1143).

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Participant’s Name: ________________________________________ Grade (2018-2019): ______________________

T-Shirt Size (Circle One)

Youth Sizes S M L XL Adult Sizes S M L XL XXL

Additional T-shirts are $15 each (circle sizes above and send payment with form)

Parent/Guardian Name: _____________________________________ Phone Number: ________________________

Emergency Contact (Name & Phone Number): ___________________________________________________________

**I hereby authorize the directors of the Bremen Football Camp to act for me according to their best judgement in any

emergency requiring medical attention. I Also hereby waive and release the camp and all instructors from any and all

liability incurred while at or participating in the football camp, arising out of my traveling to or from the camp.

Parent/Guardian Signature: __________________________________________________________________________

BREMEN BOYS’ BASKETBALL

MONDAY, JUNE 4 - FRIDAY JUNE 8

8:00AM - 9:30AM

GRADES 1ST - 3RD

10:00AM - 11:30AM

GRADES 4TH - 6TH

12:00PM - 1:30PM

GRADES 7TH - 8TH

COST: $35 per child

All participants will receive a camp t-shirt (Youth S, M, L or Adult S-XL)

2018 BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

PLAYER’S NAME: PARENTS’ NAMES:

PHONE NUMBER: EMAIL:

GRADE (2018-19): AGE:

Please submit registration and payment to Bremen High School

(makes checks payable to Bremen Athletics)

QUESTIONS? Contact Coach Jerry Smith at coach.smith23@yahoo.com

I hereby authorize the instructors of the Bremen Basketball Summer Camp to act for me according to their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention. I also hereby waive and release the camp, instructors and Bremen Public Schools from any and all liability for any injuries incurred while at or participating in the Bremen Basketball Summer Camp, including travel to and from the camp. Bremen Public Schools & camp instructors are not responsible to injury, or any lost or stolen items.

PARENT SIGNATURE: DATE:

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Bremen Lady Lions Summer Basketball Camp 2018

Who: All girls 2nd-8th grade are welcome (grade next school year) What you get:

- Basketball instruction from the high school girls basketball staff and players - Work on fundamentals (shooting, passing, ball handling, basic offense/defense) - Games and competitions - Bremen Basketball T-Shirt - Skills competition (last day of camp)

Camp Director Contact:

- Alex Robinson- Head Basketball Coach - alrobinson@bps.k12.in.us - Phone: 317-946-7814

Dates and times

- 2nd-5th Grade (next year): - June 11th- June 14th (Thursday June 14th will be from 11:00-1:00 due to awards) - 11:00-12:30 in High School Gym B

- 6th-8th Grade (next year): - June 18th-June 22nd - 11:00- 12:30 in High School Gym B

**Price: $25- please make checks payable to Bremen Athletics -Forms can be submitted to elementary office, home room teacher or Mr. Robinson

Camper Name: _____________________________________________________________Grade next year________ Parent e-mail (phone # if no email):________________________________________________________________ Camper T-Shirt Size (Please circle): YS YM YL YXL AS AM AL AXL As the parental guardian of ____________________________________ , I give my permission

for her to participate in the Bremen Summer Basketball Camp. I understand that basketball can

be a contact sport and there is a risk of injury during participation. I will not hold Bremen Public

Schools liable for any such injury during participation in camp.

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian _____________________________________________

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Bremen Kiwanis Kids Triathlon Date June 16, 2018 Race begins at 9:00 am Location Sunnyside Park Bremen, IN 46506 Age Divisions Division 1 Age Groups: 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 Division 2 Age Groups: 11/12, 13/14 Registration Register online at bitly.com/brementri2018 Fee--$20 Registration closes on June 4, 2018 Questions—Contact Katie Yelaska--- Race Director (574) 248-5411 yelaskakatie@gmail.com Larry Yelaska—Race Co-Director (574) 248-2005 larryyelaska@yahoo.com

Swim

Division 1: One length of the park pool, just shy of 25 yards. Division 2: Two lengths of the park pool, which is just shy of 50 yards. Non-swimmers must bring their own life jackets. There is no separate division for non-swimmers.

Bike All bikes must have handlebar grips or end caps; no raw metal edges will be allowed. Approved helmets are required and must be worn. Kickstands are required and must be used in transition areas. Division 1: 1.6 mile bike course on city streets. Division 2: 2.5 mile bike course on city and country roads.

Run Division 1: 0.6 mile run on park sidewalks and grassy areas. Divisions 2: 1 mile run circling the park, mostly on sidewalks and a few grassy areas Visit Our Website www.bremenkidstri.weebly.com

Race Rules Division 1: Children in Division 1 are expected to do as much on their own as possible, however one adult per participant is allowed. The adult may move alongside the participant as a guide only. During the swim event, shirts, shoes and helmet must be left with the bike in the transition area. No adults are allowed on the bike course (we have a bike safety crew to assist with any problems your child might have.) The child must be in control of the bike at all times. At no time can an adult maneuver the bike during the race. The child must return the bike to the starting location in the bike transition area when returning from the bike event. An adult can accompany the child on the run with extreme caution not to be in the way of other runners. The adult must break away and let child cross finish line on their own. Division 2: No assistance will be allowed for participants in Division 2. They are expected to do everything on their own. Racer’s shirt, shoes and helmet must be left in transition area. Following the bike course, the bike must be returned to the space in which it started.

Packet pick-up MANDATORY race packet pickup will be held at the pavilion at Sunnyside Park on Friday, June 15th from 4pm until 7pm. Bring your bike helmet for mandatory inspection. Child must come to packet pickup to receive number markings for race.

Event Details5k Race begins at 8:00 am1 Mile Walk/Fun Run begins at 9:00 am

Event Fees1 Mile Walk/Fun Run: $255k: $30 after May 1st

Contact Info:email: bstrong316org@gmail.comweb: www.bstrong316.orgphone: 574-903-9576

Map & DirectionsSee course maps at www.bstrong316.org

Details & Awards. Fun family atmosphere. Commemorative T-Shirt (*if registered by July 15th)

. Timed by T & H Timing

. Closed course

. Unique age group awards

. Snacks provided afterwards for all participants

. Music provided by All Pro DJs Follow us on Instagram@bstrong316

Like us on Facebookwww.facebook.com/bstrong316

PACKET PICK-UPMandatory race packet pickup will be heldat the entrance of Bowen Auditorium inBremen High School

FRIDAY, JULY 27th 4-7 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 28th 6-7:30 a.m.

This is a fun event for the entire family. Together, we will celebrate life, fitness, and community.Proceeds of this fundraising event will be contributed to Beacon Children’s Hospital and the

b STRONG 31:6 Fund, a component fund of the Marshall County Community Foundation, Inc. The mission of b STRONG 31:6 is to give hope & encourage others to grow in the Lord’s strength.

Start/Finish at Bremen High School, Bremen, IN

When I was asked to write a ‘story of strength’ I thought to myself, my story is not one of my strength but is a story of love.Mine is a story of God’s love, God’s grace, and the love of the many supportive people in my life. I have never gone through any of the hard times in my life alone.

On July 7, 2011, my husband Chase and I gave birth to our first sweet daughter, Jailyn Ruth Cassel. She was born at 20 weeks gestation, weighing 1 lb. 1oz. After few short breaths, she went home to Jesus. She wasn’t ready for this earth but we will never forget her beautiful face, eyelashes, and tiny fingernails. Although too small to sustain life, every body system was present. Isn’t it incredible that God created every intricate detail of her before 20 weeks in the womb? I am amazed by God and the life He created in such a short time.

I was angry for a very long time following Jailyn’s birth/death. My pregnancy was completely normal until I went into premature labor. I didn’t understand God’s plan and why this had happened to us. I asked myself what I could have done differently and why my body was unable to carry our daughter to term? I would never wish this horrible loss on anyone else, but I was still upset and bitter that we had to endure the pain of losing a child. During that time, I still believed in God but I didn’t understand Him and I struggled to trust Him.

We had a beautiful wedding with our closest friends and family, bought our first home together, and with the help and support of Chase and our families I became a registered nurse. God was blessing us in so many ways. We still mourned the loss of Jailyn but were able to talk about her with joy and became less selfish, knowing she was in a greater place, in Heaven. We had so many things to fill our lives with happiness but we longed for something more. To become parents once again.

MAY 2018

Lenae (pictured above left) with her nephew Landon, and sister Laura Bates as they race to the finish at b STRONG 2015.

LENAE CASSEL

The Lord is my ShepherdA psalm of David.

The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet waters, He refreshes my soul. He guides me along the right paths for His name’s sake. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a

table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely Your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE 4TH ANNUAL B STRONG EVENT ON SATURDAY, JULY 28TH 2018SIGN UP ONLINE: BSTRONG316.ORG

Our first pregnancy was followed by years of infertility, which led us to start fertility treatments. We never gave up hope that God would bless us with another child but we thought we needed help. God proved us wrong. He had a plan that we weren’t patient enough to see. After 6 months of treatments we took 1 month off, my body needed a break and emotionally we needed a break. God used that month to show us His love and His plan. He used it to show us that He was in fact in control at all times. We became pregnant without the help of any ultrasounds, injections, or medications. God gave us this baby, no one else. If we needed any more confirmation that this was God’s plan, He gave it to us. Our second daughter’s due date was November 11th, 5 years later, the same due date we had with Jailyn. That kind of thing doesn’t happen by chance, but by His greater power.

On August 5, 2016 around 6:30 a.m., Chase and I read this passage from our ‘Jesus Calling’ daily devotional: “Rest in my sufficiency, as you consider the challenge this day presents. Do not wear yourself out by worrying about whether you can cope with the pressures. Keep looking to Me and communicating with Me, as we walk through this day together.” We were amazed by how perfect it was for us in that moment as I was being prepared for an urgent cesarean section and our little girl was about to be born far too early. I felt that the devotional was written just for us and I then had peace that God was in control.

Our second beautiful daughter, Carsyn Alane Cassel was born at 26 weeks gestation, weighing 1 lb. 14 oz. She spent 114 days in Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center Mishawaka NICU. Although we were incredibly blessed by her health and the strength God gave her, each day was an up and down battle. She overcame more obstacles than most of us have in our lifetime, a true miracle. God blessed her and us with a NICU team that gave her the best love and care she could have received. They became like family and comforted us each step of the way. The support and prayers we received from countless people we don’t even know and never will know was overwhelming and wonderful. The power of prayer helped us bring her home nearly 4 months later; she required oxygen and an apnea/heart monitor, but she was otherwise happy and healthy. After 41 days at home and at 5 months of age, she said goodbye to the oxygen. She is now 20 lbs., 21 months old, and thriving. She is joyful, loving, beautiful, smart, and healthy. We are beyond blessed. To God be the glory.

On August 6, 2016, the day after Carsyn was born, our ‘Jesus Calling’ devotional wrote: “When things seem to be going all wrong, stop and affirm your trust in Me. Calmly bring these matters to Me, and leave them in My capable hands. Then, simply do the next thing. Stay in touch with Me through thankful, trusting prayers, resting in My sovereign control.” I held onto this passage throughout Carsyn’s NICU stay and still think about it today. It helped me then because I was in awe of how it was exactly what I needed to hear during one of the scariest times of my life. It continues to help me because I remain humbled by God’s timing. From due dates to devotionals, He always shows me that He has a miraculous plan. The time we spent in the NICU led me to become a NICU nurse. God used Carsyn to lead me to a job where I can help & pray for other babies, fathers, and mothers who are in similar situations as my family was once in.I feel extremely blessed to be in the career that I am now in and know that this was all part of God’s plan for me to support others.

The love you have for your children even before they are born is indescribable, holding them in your arms for the first time is incredible, and not taking them home with you is truly heartbreaking. We have left both of our angels at the hospital and went home without them, but in two different ways. In each situation God has provided and blessed us in ways we didn’t know were possible.

After writing my story I have realized that it is in fact a story of strength. The strength of prayer, the strength of God’s love, the strength of the SJRMC NICU team, the strength of hope, the strength of our beautiful daughter, the strength of our marriage, the strength of our friendships and family, the strength of God’s grace, the strength of God’s timing, and the strength of God’s plan for our lives.

First family picture with Carsyn2 months old-10/16/16

Comparison of Carsyn’s growth18 months 2/5/18 and 2 days old 8/7/16

March 25th, 20181.5 years old

Bremen Junior Football 2018

Sign Up Form & Waiver 1st – 3rd Grade – FLAG FOOTBALL Facebook: Bremen JrFootball Email: Bremenjuniorfootball@yahoo.com

Mail to: 2981 Hummel Drive; Bremen, IN 46506 (574-546-5158) Or In Person

Signup–Tuesday, July 24th 5:15–6:30–Bremen Junior Football Fields (Woodies Lane)

Player’s Name __________________________________________

Did you play last year Yes No (Circle One) Team Color: Black Green Gold White

Address ___________________________________ Phone __________________________

Contact Parent #1 ___________________________ Phone(s) __________________________

Contact Parent #2 ___________________________ Phone (s) __________________________

Parent Email _______________________________ Age _______ Date of Birth ___________

Grade ______ Doctor _____________________ Phone _______________ Allergies ___________

End of the Season Youth Size T-Shirt --- YM (10 – 12) YL (14-16) or (next line)

End of the Season Adult Size T-Shirt --- SM MED LG XLG XXL XXXL

Parent Interested in Coaching or Assisting Yes No Fill out Coaches Form Please

Registration Fee $25.00 if participating in fundraiser.

I do not plan to participate in the raffle fundraiser therefore we are paying an additional $25 for a

total of $50 for registration. I understand that $25 worth of tickets will be labeled in my child’s

name for the fundraiser. Check #____________ Cash ________ Amount Paid ________

*Make Checks Payable to Bremen Junior Football. Registration fee includes: Secondary

Accidental Health Coverage, equipment (equipment must be returned at the end of the season or you

will receive an invoice for $50.00) mouthpiece, Bremen Junior Football T-shirt and end of season

banquet.

**Parents are responsible for the return of the equipment at the end of the season or payment of

$50.00.** Initial here to state you are accepting responsibility of equipment return or payment of

$50.00 should equipment not be returned.__________ You must initial here.

WAIVER I agree to waive any and all action collectively or individually against the Town of Bremen, Coaches,

Volunteers, fellow participants, fellow participant’s families and Bremen Junior Football League and BJFL

Board members for anything resulting from your child’s participation in this activity. I understand that

football is a contact sport and that an accident may happen and I take full responsibility for my child in this

activity no matter by who or how they are coached.

I am signing below agreeing to the above terms of the Bremen Junior Football League and its affiliates.

_____________________________________ _______________

Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date

Bremen Junior Football 2018 Sign Up & Waiver Form

DO NOT MAIL: 2981 Hummel Drive, Bremen, IN 46506

574-546-5158 Facebook: Bremen JrFootball 4th – 6th FULL CONTACT – Athlete Must Show Up in person for sign up

Tuesday, July 24th 5:15 – 6:30 – Bremen Junior Football Fields (Woodies Lane)

Player’s Name _______________________________ Weight ______________

Did you play last year Yes No (Circle One) Team Color: Black Green White Gold

Address ____________________________ Phone Number ____________________________

Contact Parent #1_____________________ Phone(s) _________________________________

Contact Parent #2_____________________ Phones(s)_________________________________

Parent Email ________________________Age _______ Date of Birth _______ Grade _______

End of the Season Youth Size T-Shirt --- YM (10 – 12) YL (14-16) or (next line)

End of the Season Adult Size T-Shirt --- SM MED LG XLG XXL XXXL

Parent Interested in Coaching or Assisting Yes No Fill out Coaches Form

Registration Fee $40.00 if participating in the fund raiser.

I do not plan to participate in the raffle fundraiser therefore we are paying an additional $25 for a

total of $65 for registration. I understand that $25 worth of tickets will be labeled in my child’s

name for the fundraiser. Check #____________ Cash ________ Amount Paid ________

*Make Checks Payable to Bremen Junior Football. Registration fee includes: Secondary

Accidental Health Coverage, equipment, mouthpiece, Bremen Junior Football T-shirt, and end of

season banquet.

**Parents are responsible for the return of the equipment at the end of the season or payment of

$150.00.** Initial here to state you are accepting responsibility of equipment return or payment of

$150.00 should equipment not be returned.__________ You must initial here please

WAIVER

I agree to waive any action collectively or individually against the Town of Bremen, Coaches,

Volunteers, fellow participants, fellow participant’s families and Bremen Junior Football League and

BJFL Board members for anything resulting from your child’s participation in this activity. I

understand that football is a contact sport and that an accident may happen and I take full

responsibility for my child in this activity no matter by who or how they are coached. I am signing below agreeing to the above terms of the Bremen Junior Football League and its affiliates.

_____________________________________ _______________

Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date

Bremen Junior Football Schedule 2018

Fundamentals Clinic - All participants need to be present for Clinic.

Thursday, August 9th 4th – 6th only

Monday, August 13th 4th – 6th only

Tuesday, August 14th – 1st – 6th

Thursday, August 16th – 1st – 6th Teams will be established Thursday 8/16

Practice – All teams practice at the same time 5:30 -7:00pm Sharp!

NO Exceptions and NO practices outside of these times. (Saturday 8/25 &

9/1 4th – 6th may hold voluntary practice between 9am – 12pm for 1 ½ hours.

Coaches will advise) No other practices at a coaches home or in addition to

the below schedule. No scrimmages until after the first game on 9/8.

These rules are for the safety of all the athletes.

4th – 6th – practice every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday beginning 8/20 1st – 3rd – practice every Tuesday and Thursday beginning 8/21

4th – 6th Half Time Scrimmage Under the Lights Bunge Field 9/7 --- 1st – 3rd announced at half time

4th – 6th Full Contact Football Schedule █ 1st – 3rd Flag Football Schedule █ September 8th █ September 8th

9:30am White Vs. Black █ 9:30am Gold Vs. Green

11:00am Gold Vs. Green █ 11:00am White Vs. Black

September 15th █ September 15th –

9:30am White Vs. Gold █ 9:30am Green Vs. White

11:00am Black Vs. Green █ 11:00am Gold Vs. Black

September 22nd █ September 22nd

9:30am Green Vs. White █ 9:30am Black Vs. Green

11:00am Gold Vs. Black █ 11:00am White Vs. Gold

SUNDAY September 23rd █ SUNDAY September 23rd

1:00pm Green Vs. Gold █ 1:00pm Black Vs. White

2:30pm Black Vs. White █ 2:30pm Green Vs. Gold

September 29th █ September 29th

9:30am Black Vs. Gold █ 9:30am White Vs. Green

11:00am White Vs. Green █ 11:00am Black Vs. Gold

October 6th █ October 6th

9:30am Green Vs. Black █ 9:30am Gold Vs. White

11:00am Gold Vs. White █ 11:00am Green Vs. Black

Sunday, September 23rd – Family Day – Hot Dogs and Sandwiches for Sale

All athletes get a free hotdog and a candy or drink on 9/23.

All Cheerleaders get a free hotdog and a candy or drink on 9/23.

All athletes get a candy or drink after each game. They must come to the

concession stand to retrieve it. Remind your child - Single File Please.

Marshall County Junior Golf Tour 2018

The 38th year of the Marshall County Junior Golf Tour includes 7 tournaments and will begin on Monday, June 4th at Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock). Boy’s age groups are: 9 & under (play 6 holes), 10-12 (play 6 holes), 13-15 (play 9 holes), and 16-18 (play 18 holes). Girl’s age groups are: 9 & under (play 6 holes), 10-12 (play 6 holes), 13-15 (play 9 holes), and 16-18 (play 18 holes) Parents are welcome and encouraged to walk and help monitor play as well as record and verify scores, but will not be allowed to coach or provide cart rides during the events. All children ages 12 & under will receive an award at each event. Contestants may choose to compete at an elevated age group but not a lower age group than his/her age. Proper golf attire (collared shirt or jacket) is required along with proper bottoms. No denim or gym shorts please! *POINTS SYSTEM (format used to determine season champions): There are 7 tour events but only the player’s best 5 point total finishes will be used to determine the season champion in each division. First place for each event is equal to the number of participants playing on each date in his or her division, not to exceed 10 points; second place is half the number of participants; third place is one point less than second, etc. Example 10 participants 1st=10 points, 2nd=5 points, 3rd=4 points, 4th=3 points, 5th=2 points, 6th-10th=1 point. Ties for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be broken by sudden death holes, putt-offs, or chip-offs. All other ties will be decided by the last hole played. Division champions will be presented awards at the final tour stop, Swan Lake Resort, on Wednesday, June 27th.

Tour dates and locations: June 4, Monday – Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock, Plymouth) 574-936-4405 June 7, Thursday – Tri-Way Golf Club (Plymouth) 574-936-9517 June 12, Tuesday – Mystic Hills Golf Club (Culver) 574-842-2687 June 14, Thursday – Pretty Lake Golf Club (formerly Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth) 574-935-3705 June 20, Wednesday – McCormick Creek Golf Course (Nappanee) 574-773-2725 June 25, Monday – Round Barn Golf Club @ Mill Creek (Rochester) 574-223-5717 June 27, Wednesday – Swan Lake Resort - Silver Course (Plymouth) 574-936-9798 …below is the tentative plan and approximate tee times...players must report 10 minutes prior to scheduled tee time 16-18 boys: 18-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:15 AM from Hole #1) 13-15 boys: 9-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:30 AM from Hole #1) 16-18 girls: 18-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:50 AM from Hole #1) 10-12 boys: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:00 AM from Hole #10) 13-15 girls: 9-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:20 AM from Hole #1) 10-12 girls: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:45 AM from Hole #1) 9 & under boys: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 9:00 AM from Hole #1) 9 & under girls: 6-holes (first tee time appoximately at 9:30 AM from Hole #1) Tee times reflect numbers from previous years events and are subject to change. Please complete your check-in process no later than 10 minutes prior to the above tee time schedule. After each event, times may be adjusted to accommodate the number of players in each age group. IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER: Call the golf course!

Photos, results, and FUN posted on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mcjgt/timeline For more information contact - Andrew Dreibelbis: marshallcojrtour@gmail.com (574) 274-2086

2018 Rules Page

Rules for Boys and Girls 16-18, as well as Boys and Girls 13-15 Age Groups ● Out of Bounds Rule: All Out of Bounds stakes; red, white, yellow or any other, will be played as a lateral hazard.

Please decided with your playing partners where you think it crossed the hazard and drop a new ball one club length from the decided location.

● Double Par+ Rule: Max shots from tee to green is double par. For Par 3’s this is 6, Par 4’s this is 8, and Par 5’s this is 10. If you have hit your 6th/8th/10th shot and the ball is still not on the green, pick it up and place it on the front of the green. Your first putt will be your 7th/9th/11th stroke and you will continue until the ball is in the hole.

● Parent Rule: Parents are not allowed to provide advice about non-rule related issues and cannot offer you a ride in their cart or carry your bag in their cart. You must push, pull, or carry your own bag at all times. It is suggested that parents stay about 100 yards ahead of play so that they can assist with finding lost balls when necessary. There is also a 3 minute limit for searching for a lost ball.

● Unplayable Lie Rule: If your swing is obstructed by a man-made object or something else out of your control, such as a large branch, and everyone in the group agrees, take one club length without penalty and continue playing.

● Swing & Miss Rule: If you take a legitimate swing at the ball, not a practice swing, it does count toward your total for the hole.

● Ready Golf Rule: Golf etiquette dictates that the person furthest away from the hole “goes next,” but to speed up play we don’t need to follow this etiquette except when putting.

● Par 3 Courtesy Holes: On Par 3’s, if a group is on the tee behind you, mark your ball once you get on the green, get out of the way and let the next group tee off, then you can putt out after they’ve hit. Mark and replace their golf balls, if necessary.

Rules for Boys and Girls 9 & Under, as well as Boys and Girls 10-12 Age Groups ● Out of Bounds Rule: All Out of Bounds stakes; red, white, yellow or any other, will be played as a lateral hazard.

Please decided with your playing partners where you think it crossed the hazard and drop a new ball one club length from the decided location.

● Double Par+ Rule (Ammended): Max shots from tee to green is 8. If you have hit your 8th shot and the ball is still not on the green, pick it up and place it on the front of the green. Your first putt will be your 9th stroke and you will continue until the ball is in the hole.

● Parent Rule: Parents are not allowed to provide advice about non-rule related issues and cannot offer you a ride in their cart or carry your bag in their cart. You must push, pull, or carry your own bag at all times. It is suggested that parents stay about 100 yards ahead of play so that they can assist with finding lost balls when necessary. There is also a 3 minute limit for searching for a lost ball.

● Unplayable Lie Rule: If your swing is obstructed by a man-made object or something else out of your control, such as a large branch, and everyone in the group agrees, take one club length without penalty and continue playing.

● Swing & Miss Rule: If you take a legitimate swing at the ball, not a practice swing, it does count toward your total for the hole.

● Ready Golf Rule: Golf etiquette dictates that the person furthest away from the hole “goes next,” but to speed up play we don’t need to follow this etiquette except when putting.

● Water Hazard Rule: If you hit a ball in the water, do not hit over the water again, walk to the other side of the water and hit from there. You will still be assessed a penalty stroke and be allowed to drop a ball one club length from the hazard.

● Bunker Rule: Max shots out of a sand trap is 3. If you have taken 3 attempts and can’t hit it out, take the ball out and place it in the grass next to the bunker and continue playing. There will not be a penalty stroke assessed for this.

● Individual Stroke Rule: You are allowed to roll the ball no more than 6 inches, without changing the cut (a ball in the rough must stay in the rough, etc) on each shot that is not on the green. This does include the fringe, you can roll the ball on the fringe even if you are going to putt the ball.

2018 Marshall County Junior Golf Tour Registration Form Two payment options: 1. Complete series ($75) - OR - 2. Individual events at $12 per event (pay early or day of event) Entire series $75.00 (INCLUDES T-SHIRT & GOLF TOWEL) Return form & payment by Sunday, June 3rd or check individual events at $12.00 per event you plan to attend and return with payment or pay the day of the event.*

______ June 4, Monday – Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock, Plymouth) 574-936-4405 ______ June 7, Thursday – Tri-Way Golf Club (Plymouth) 574-936-9517 ______ June 12, Tuesday – Mystic Hills Golf Club (Culver) 574-842-2687 ______ June 14, Thursday – Pretty Lake Golf Club (formerly Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth) 574-935-3705 ______ June 20, Wednesday – McCormick Creek Golf Course (Nappanee) 574-773-2725 ______ June 25, Monday – Round Barn Golf Club @ Mill Creek (Rochester) 574-223-5717 ______ June 27, Wednesday – Swan Lake Resort - Silver Course(Plymouth) 574-936-9798 _____ Total amount enclosed - Return completed form with payment.

* Golfers can add events at any time.

Return to: Andrew Dreibelbis, 445 Crimson Ln, Plymouth, IN 46563

Checks payable to Marshall County Junior Golf Tour Questions: marshallcojrtour@gmail.com or (574) 274-2086

Player’s Name _________________________________ M or F (circle one) Age (as of March 12th) _____

Name of School _____________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _____ Zip Code _______________

Parent’s (Guardian) Name(s) _______________________________________________________________

Emergency Phone Number(s) (_____) _______-___________ (_____) _______-_______________

E-mail address ___________________________________@______________________________________

Shirts for those paying ($75) for entire series by Sunday, June 3rd. (Please check size) ___Youth Medium ___Youth Large ___Adult Small ___Adult Medium ___Adult Large ___Adult Extra Large I understand that golf is a game of integrity (high moral standard and honesty) and I WILL NOT CHEAT or behave in such a manner unacceptable according to golfing standards. Such unacceptable behavior will result in forfeiture of the right to continue playing in the MCJGT as well as a forfeiture of previously paid fees. Proper golf attire (collared shirt or jacket) is required. No denim or gym shorts please!

Participant’s Signature ________________________________

I, we, _______________________________, the parent(s) or guardian(s) of ______________________ release the Marshall County Junior Golf Tour, its members, volunteers, the participating golf courses, and anyone associated with the MCJGT from any liability for any event or consequence whatsoever in any way arising from or relating to the applicant’s entry or participation in the MCJGT. In the case of an emergency occurring during an event, we, the parents or guardians, authorize a qualified medical doctor to take all necessary measures in the treatment of the applicant. Parent or Guardian’s Signature ________________________________________ PLEASE RETURN THIS PAGE