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2011 SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE

ymcanm.orgYMCA of Northern Michigan

622 Howard St., Petoskey, MI231-348-8393

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Peose High Schoo

Saurda, Apri 30, 2011 9:00am

One Da tournamen-Doube Eiminaion,

2 games guaraneed

$20/person-Need a eas 3 paers, 4 max

Bos & Girs Divisions-Grades 3-12

Concession sand i be open

tournamen -shirs given o a paricipans

Firs and second paces eams in each

division i receive aards

Bos and girs divisions i be

separae. Co-ed eams i be paced

in he bos division.

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KETBALLTOURNAMENT

2011

The YMCA of Northern Michigan and Meijer invite the kids of

northern Michigan to lace up their basketball shoes, gather their

friends and join us for a day of fun at the 2011 3 on 3 Basketball

Tournament. Girls and boys in grades 3 and up are welcome to put

together a team for the areas best one day hoops event.

Meijer is partnering with the Y for the second year to host the

3on3 tourney that draws participants from 10 counties. Meijers

commitment of helping our community become a better place tolive, work and play, is the foundation of our partnership said Jen-

nifer Crockett, YMCA Program Director. All the proceeds from

this event goes toward providing Y programs for youth throughout

northern Michigan.

DIDyOUkNOw...Basketballhasbeenaroundfor120years.Invented

byJamesNaismith,whoatthetimewasaninstructorat

aYMCAtrainingschool. Attherequestofhissupervisor,

Jameswastoorganizeavigorousrecreationactivitythatwas

suitableforyoungmentoplayindoorsinthewinter. The

rstgameshad9players,usedasoccerballandthegoals

werewoodenpeachbasketsafxedtothewalls. Elevating

thegoals,whileallowingtheballtobepassedandnot

carried,eliminatedinjuriestotheplayers,whichwas

aproblemwithfootballandrugby.


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Thank you so much for your support of the 2010JC Penney Afterschool Round-Up events! With yourhelp, we raised more than $5,300 to support yourlocal YMCA afterschool programs. During JC Pen-ney Afterschool Round-Up, customers are invited toround the amount of their purchase up to the nearestwhole dollar and donate the difference to the YMCAof Northern Michigan. The funds raised will help theYMCA provide hundreds of children in your commu-nity, life-enriching afterschool programs that inspirethem to be smart, strong and socially responsible. Onbehalf of the children served by JCPenney Afterschooland the Y, thank you for your support!

the 2011 Round-Up evens i be hed

Apri 13-26, Augus 3-16, Ocober 12-25

and November 30-December 12.

Conac us a 231-348-8393 for more informaion

abou Da Camp, Memberships or Financia Aid.

tHE 1St tEE OF BOyNE HIGHlANDSyouth development programs

The First Tee provides programs for youth ages 5 to 17 teaching

fe skills through the game of golf at Boyne Highlands.hree-week and one-week programs are available this summer.

Youth will learn about the game of golf including the rules,

kills as well as how to act on the golf course. They will also

xperience how values such as respect, honesty and

ondence will help them achieve success not only at golf,

ut at home and school as well.

For more informaion, pease visi

.herseebonehighands.org

y-CENtERMeet your friends atthe Y after school!kids:

Choose your own activities, the way you spend your day is up

Improve your Dance Dance Revolution and Guitar Hero skills

Fun games like ping pong, pool, foosball, Wii and much more

Computers for surng or homework

Snack Shack has lots of treats for your after school cravings

You dont have to be a Y member to be at the Y

Parens:

Convenient in-town location

Very affordable

Daily drop-in, no upfront schedule needed

Open late to accommodate your work schedule

Trained staff on duty to monitor and mentor

Dont ght after school trafc, kids can take the shuttle bus or

Half days, we are open 11:30am-7:00pm

No school days, we are open noon-5:30pm

y-Cener No Schoo SchedueFriday 3/18 noon-5:30pm (Professional Development Day

Friday 4/1 noon-5:30pm (Spring Break begins)

Monday 4/4 - Friday 4/8 noon-5:30pm (Spring Break)

Monday 4/11 noon-5:30pm (Spring Break)

Friday 4/22 CLOSED (Good Friday)

Friday 5/27 noon-5:30pm (Professional Development Day

Monday 5/30 CLOSED (Memorial Day)

Friday 6/10 11:30am-7:00pm (Last Day of School 1/2 day

Summer HoursStarting Monday 6/13 Monday-Thursday noon-5:30pm

BRING A FRIEND FRIDAyBring a friend with you to the Y-Center on sel

Fridays and you and your friend get to enjoy the

YCenter for free that day!

Schedued for 4/1, 5/6, 6/3

CAMP PET-O-SE-GA

y-DAy CAMPTime to start thinking about summer plans! Spend your

ays at Camp Petosega! The YMCA of Northern Michigan in

artnership with Emmet County Parks and Recreation is offering

summer day camp for northern Michigan communities. The

ay camp is full of fun, educational and exciting projects, games

nd eld trips the kids will love. Camp Petosega offers nature

rails, sandy beaches, sport courts, grassy open areas, re ring

nd clean indoor area for indoor activities with indoor restrooms.

Summer Camp is Monday through Friday 9:00am-3:30pm,

with extended care options of 8:00am-5:30pm. We offer

0 weeks throughout the summer starting June 20th forampers 6-14 years old. Campers may sign up for as many

weeks as t into their summer schedule. For more

nformation on cost and camp dates, please check our website

t www.ymcanm.org and look for our camp brochure in the

mail and school folders in March.

FORyOUtHDEVElOPMENt


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tIE DyECreate amazing designs with

bright colors on items you can

wear! Learn different techniques

for different styles of tye dye pat-

terns. Make sure to bring old

clothes to work in.

Ages: 2nd - 5h grade

Das: Mon. 4:00-5:00pm

Session: March 7-28

locaion: y loer leve

Fees: $20 y Members

$30 Non-members

lEADERS ClUBDesigned to help youth develop

a positive sense of self-worth,

raise academic standards, provide

positive role models, and create

opportunities for community in-

volvement through activities, plan-

ning and projects. Everyone is

welcome.

Ages: 6h - 8h grade

Das: tue. 4:00-5:00pm

Session: Apri 12-June 7


Fees: Free y Members$10 Non-members

I DIG DIRtSpend time this spring outdoors

exploring ways to plant owers

and vegetables! Each week we wi

unearth new info about plants and

soil, and then spend the rest of

the time digging in the dirt! Wear

clothes that can get dirty.


Das: Mon. 4:00-5:00pm

Session: Ma 2 - Ma 23


Fees: $20 y Members

$30 Non-members

SCRAPBOOk:Its all about myfriends and family!

Bring in your pictures of your-

self with friends or family and

learn how to put them together

in a book that you can show your

friends! We have lots of cool stick

ers and patterned paper to make

your pages look amazing. Sign up

with a friend and create your page

together. Scrapbooks make greatgifts!


Das: wed. 4:00-5:00pm

Session: Ma 4 - Ma 25


Fees: $20 y Members

$30 Non-members

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When school is out...

FUN IS IN At tHE y!March April May


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kICkBAllThis is a great opportunity for young ath-

letes to learn the fundamentals of baseball,utilizing the game of kickball. Participantslearn the concepts of running bases, outeldplay and teamwork.

Ages: 4-6 ear ods

Das: Saurda mornings

Session 3: Apri 30-Ma 21

(4 ees)

locaion: lincon Eemenar

Schoo, Peose

Fees: $26 y Members

$40 Non-members

SPORtSY sports programs are less competitive, value-based

programs where all players are given an equal opportu-nity to participate. The focus is on learning basic skillsand concepts of the sport. A typical session includes30 minutes of practice followed by 45 minutes of gameplay with emphasis on having fun! Player will receiveteam t-shirts and at the end of the program, each play-er will receive and award for their accomplishments.

PARENtS: Hep coach our chids eam

and ge a $10 discoun! this is a grea

opporuni o spend ime ih our chid!

Extending the theory that a golfers rst sho

can set the tone for an entire round, the Junior

Trade-Up Program sets the tone for entire lifeti

spent enjoying golf.

ItS AS EASy AS 1, 2, 3:1. Bring Junior o a Bone Counr Spors oca

and e proper our oung sar.

2. Reurn Juniors gof cub ih he paperorbeeen Apri 1s and Augus 1s of he fooear. If our oung sar has ougron his/hcubs, ou i receive 100% credi oardsJunior equipmen. Reurns afer Augus 1sreceive a 50% credi.

3. Repea seps 1 & 2 for a perfec he fooear.

Important conditions: $30 membership fee appMembership may not be transferred to another vidual. Members may receive $100 credit towarnew adult set upon completion of the program.

seasonal exchange fee applies. Sets must be coplete and in playable condition when returned.

kids ages 8-14(4 sessions, includes 1 at Boyne Mountain)

y Members $32, Non-members $48

wEDNESDAyS At BOyNE CIty HIGH SCHOOl GyM

5:30-6:30, Apri 20, 27, Ma 4, (Ma 11 a he Mounain)

tHURSDAyS At NCMC GyM IN PEtOSkEy


lADIES(5 sessions, includes 1 at Boyne Mountain)y Members $48, Non-members $72

wEDNESDAyS At BOyNE CIty HIGH SCHOOl GyM


Ladies will also enjoy an evening at the YMCA with appetizers and video instruction on A

tHURSDAyS At NCMC GyM IN PEtOSkEy


Ladies will also enjoy an evening at the YMCA with appetizers and video instruction on A

Were delighted to offer affordable golf instruction with the head pro at Boyne Motain! Kids will pitch, putt, and take full swings indoors and outdoors plus learn hgolf builds honesty and character. Ladies can brush up their skills before the courseopen, all in a lighthearted atmosphere.

Mie Fa, head pro at Boyne Mountain, has 20 years of experi-ence in the golf industry. He enjoys teaching everyone from begin-ners to accomplished players of all ages, and believes that golf is agreat way to learn values for a lifetime. this cass has been madepossibe b Bone Counr Spors.

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JUNIOR GOlFtRADE-UP PROGRAM

All participants are required to wear white soled sneakers and appropriate golf attire.

Bring clubs if you have them, but not required.

PARtICIPAtINGBOyNE COUNtRy

SPORtS lOCAtIONS:

Bone Mounain - 231.675.6006

Peose 231.439.4906

traverse Ci 231.941.1999

Boomed His 248.338.0803

Novi 248.347.3323

GOlF ClASSES

MANy tHANkSo everone ho hepedih our Open House!

American Spoon Foods

Avalanche Bay

Yoga Roots

Lite 96 FM

the Petoskey News-Review

Traci Baxendales martial arts class

Mike Fay and Boyne Country Sports

and all our volunteers.

I as a grea nigh!we oo forard o seeing

man ne friends aevens his Spring.

YMCA ofNorthern Michigan


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FAMIly FUN NIGHtThe rst Friday of the month is Family Fun Night. Bring your entire

family to the Y and enjoy affordable time together. Get some great familyideas for a healthy home and habits that lead to healthier living. Visit theYMCA Healthy Family Home site to get started www.ymca.net/healthy-

family-home/. Light snacks will be provided. Chaenge mom or dad o a

game of ping pong, creae a fami poo ournamen, r ou Dance

Dance Revouion, wii & Ps2 games, foosba, air hoce, board

games, and more

Ages: a ages ecome.

Most activities geared for age 6 and older.

Das: Firs Frida of he monh (4/1, 5/6, 6/3)

6:30pm-8:30pm

locaion: y buiding (y-Cener)

Fees: Free y Members or $10 per fami Non-members

HOSt yOUR EVENt At tHE y!The YMCA building at 622 Howard Street is available during

the day until 2:30pm and after 7:00pm Monday through Friday,and all day on Saturday and Sunday. Our facilities can accom-modate 100 people. There are two kitchens, a large open spacewith Wii, PS2, table tennis, pool tables, tables and chairs, aworkshop area, bathrooms and more. Chairs and tables can bemoved to create a dance oor. Comfortable sofas offer seatingareas for discussions, meetings and retreats.

Our space is grea for: Lock-ins and overnights, workshopsand arts and crafts, birthday, family or holiday parties, book clubmeetings, bridge and card clubs, small presentations, committeeand board meetings, and more.

Conac us a 231-348-8393 for more informaion ifoure ineresed in using our faciiies o hos ournex meeing or even.

More quesions? Ca he y a 348-839

y MARtIAl ARtS PROGRAM

MARtIAl ARtSMartial Arts of the 21st century builds

both physical and mental strength. Students

learn discipline, condence in themselves,respect for others and teamwork, along withthe fun and self-satisfaction of accomplish-ment.These are great benets to martial arts

training, even if the defense skills are neverneeded. Strength, exibility, coordination

and cardiovascular health are just the be-ginning. Y martial arts instructors strive tofulll all these goals in their classes.

lIttlE DRAGONSBoys and girls learn the basic Shotokan

karate skills, but more importantly theylearn respect, self-control and good be-havior. Students are taught from threecore topics including personal safety, selfmastery and martial arts.

SHOtOkAN kARAtEStudents are taught the basics of Shotokan

karate, emphasizing physical training, self-con-trol and respect, combined with personal safety.This class is fun and challenging. Studentsadvance at their own pace and have the opportu-

nity to test for belts.

locaion:- Tim Bondy Physical Therapy in Kmart Plaza

2 cass opions:

- Little Dragons Tuesdays 6-6:45pm(age 4 to 7)

- Shotokan Karate Tuesdays 7-8pm(age 8 & up)

Ne Pricing Opions:- $7.00 per class drop in fee (Y member)

- $10.00 per class drop in fee (non-member)

- Or: $60.00 punch card for 10 classes (Y member)Punch cards are valid for 1 year from date of purchase

- $90.00 punch card for 10 classes (non-member)Punch cards are valid for 1 year from date of purchase

- Wear athletic clothing, uniforms not required.

Bring a water bottle. Socks and shoes

will be removed during class.

- Scholarships are available through the Y ofce.

Pamen is expeced before paricipaion!

Caring a B or betteraveage? You may be eligiblefor a good-student discount

from Auto-Owners Insuance!

It pays to get good grades . . .

(231) 347-8113

(866)347-8113


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SUNRISE BREAkFAStThis breakfast is being offered in conjunction with the PYSA

Soccer Tournament and in partnership with Sunrise Rotary ofPetoskey and the YMCA of Northern Michigan.

Ages: Everone is ecome!

Das: Sa. 6/18 & Sun. 6/196:30am-10:30am

locaion: Cic Road

Soccer Compex,Peose

Fees: tices:$5 (if purchased before 6/18)

$7 (if purchased at the Breakfast)

Pease ca 348-8393o purchase ices.

EAStEREGG HUNt!Bring the whole family and join the fun!

The egg hunts will be open for ages1-12 years old. There willalso be fun activities to participate inbetween egg hunts! Plan to stay forlunch because there will be aconcession stand with snacks

and lunch specials.Ages: 1-12 ears od

Das: Saurda,Apri 23 11am-2pm

Cos: $5 for egg hunparicipans, free foraccompaning adus

locaion: Emme CounCommuniBuiding

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EVENtS AtCALENDARof EVENTMarch 1 Camp Peosega regisraion b

March 18 y-Cener noon-5:30pm

(Professiona Deveopmen D

Apri 1 y-Cener noon-5:30pm (Sprin

Apri 4-8 y-Cener noon-5:30pm (Sprin

Apri 11 y-Cener noon-5:30pm (Sprin

Apri 18 Session 3 casses begin

Apri 22 ClOSED (Good Frida)

Apri 23 Easer Egg Hun

Apri 30 youh Spors kicba begins

Apri 30 3 on 3 Baseba tournamen

Ma 27 y-Cener noon-5:30pm

(Professiona Deveopmen D

Ma 30 ClOSED (Memoria Da)

June 10 y-Cener 11:30am-7:00pm

(las Da of Schoo 1/2 da)

June 20 Camp Peosega Da Camp be

onac us a 231-348-8393 for more informaion abou hese evens, or vouneer opporuni

PAStA BUFFEtA pros o be donaed o

he yMCA of Norhern Michiga

wednesda, Apri 27,

4:30-8:00 p.m.Ba Vie Counr Cub

2328 Counr Cub Road, Peose

$10 for adus, $5 for ids (ages 5-10)ids under 5 free (cash or chec on)

Incudes pasa buffe, saad, bread,

desser, sof drins, cash bar

CARRy-OUt AVAIlABlE

ADVANCE tICkEt PURCHASE APPRECIAt

Peose Ba Vie Counr Cub: 347-21

yMCA of Norhern Michigan: 348-8393


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CAMP HAyO-wENt-HA:an Adventure for Boys

Located on 600 acres on the shores of b

ful Torch Lake, YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha

years of tradition and experience to provide incredible

tures campers remember for a lifetime. Camp Hayo-W

offers age appropriate adventure programs that last ei

or four weeks. Meet the challenge of our extended ca

and hiking trips through Michigan and Canadas wilder

while learning to appreciate the beauty that surrounds

Emai: [email protected]: (231) 544-5

CAMP ARBUtUS HAyO-wENt-an Adventure for Girls

At Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha, young

and girls will experience adventure and fun

beautiful surroundings while developing lifelong friends

and memories. Campers will enjoy the great variety o

ties we offer daily. The morning schedule allows camp

work together and learn about the equipment and safe

activities and and the afternoon is spent participating

of the offered activities like sailing, swimming, canoein

kayaking, archery, drama, dance, soccer and much mo

Emai:[email protected]: (231) 946-8

CONFERENCE AND REtREAt PROGRAHayo-Went-Ha Conference and Retreat Program ca

vide your group with activities that challenge, educate

provide recreation. Our friendly, trained staff, excellen

ties and wonderful food service are the perfect compo

a weekend experience. Our staff can lead team buildi

ropes course activities or remain in a support role whi

lead the activities. We can host up to 150 people dep

on the time of year. The camp is located within 1 hou

verse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey and Gaylord. A prefe

for meetings and relaxing.

Emai: [email protected]: (231) 544-

ANy VOlUNtEERS?At the Y, your time and talent goes a long way. Volunteers are the backbone of the

organization. When you volunteer at the Y, you are part of a non-prot organization

ith a mission that is for youth development, for healthy living, and for social respon-

bility. As a volunteer you could lead a class, serve as a role model and mentor, serve

n a committee or board, help out in the ofce or with a special event, or be part of

ur annual fundraising campaign. Do something good. Volunteer at the Y today.

Aenion a vouneers! Char-Em United Way offers Volun-

teer Connections, a new way to nd volunteer opportunities in

Emmet and Charlevoix counties. Volunteer Connections uses an

online database of volunteer opportunities as listed by numer-

us non-prot organizations to provide you a one-stop destination when searching for

aces to volunteer. Log on at http://tinyurl.com/volunteerconnections to nd opportu-

ties at the YMCA of Northern Michigan.

HAIRMANS

OUNDtABlE:ark and Denise Antonishen

ank of Northern Michigan

hesley Consulting, Inc.

ntl Order of Odd Fellows

BS Foundation

harles and Lynette Johnson

avid and Linda Johnson

ent Foundation

Grace Macdonald

eijer

orthwestern Bank

leson Foundation

C Penney Co.

odd and Kathy Petersen

etoskey News Review

haron SchappacherAtRONS OF yOUtH:

ay Winds Federalredit Union

obert Blanz

oug Brown

rcuit Controls Corporation

en and Sharron Crockett

.W. Fairbairn & Sons

rst Community Bank

etchs Inc.

rad and Joyce Foster

argaret Johnson

ll and Laura Kane

orthase Flinn Insurance

anthei Inc.

od Niswanderunrise Rotary of Petoskey

OUtH SPONSORS:

eal and Marsha Bidwell

ll and Shannon Brower

rown Motors Inc.

evin and Cindy Christman

rst Presbyterian Church

ll and Mary Foster

ancy Hodgkiss

oie de Vie

illiam R. Kanine P.C.

wanis Club of Petoskey

om and Bette Irwin

ll and Patricia Laimbeer

David Martin

Tim and Judy MurphySteve and Meagan Neal

Josef and Ana Rozsenich

Jeanette Schultz

Marcia and Trisha Shattuck

Stafford and Janice Smith

Smolinski and Christman P.C.

Joe and Charlene Sproles

BUIlDERS:

Kim Aikens and PeterLevanovich

James and Louise Austin

Tom Bailey

Fred Ball

Cynthia Ballantyne

William Bartlett

Ruth BellissimoTim and Lizette Bondy

Brys Estate Vineyard

Jackie Burrell

John and Polly Cheney

Walt and MaryLou Connolly

Jim and Maureen Doull

Paul Dowsett

Pierce and Mary Erb

Evergreen Landscaping

Frank Foster, Jr.

Chip and Jean Frentz

Grandpa Shorters Inc.

Joe and Debbie Grifn

David and Claire Heidtke

Hill, Schroderus and Company

J & S Enterprises

Richard and June Jackson

Joe and Christy Kanine

Stephen and Molly Kircher

Gus and Dree Lo

Jon and Christy Lyons

Steve McLain

Phil and Peggy Millard

Wayne and Suzanne Nayback

Paul Parrott

Brian Peters

Scott and Candi Peters

Preston FeatherBuilding Centers

Steve Radecki

Craig and Mary Rapin

Blain and Lynn RawsonRoast and Toast Cafe

Paul and Mikkie Schemanski

Lynne Symons

Maryanna Thuston

Paul and Katy Varga

Dave and Sue Watson

Ruth Jean Wolff

Dan and Joelle Wilcox

Kris Wingenroth

FRIENDS:

Tom and Patricia Anderson

Steve and Kathy Biggs

William and Phyllis Blanchard

Martha Bowman

Carmen Church

City Park Grill

Pete and Kara Cockeld

Sydnie Crane

Marydell Dilworth

Bill Glass

Mary Gruler

Hubert Hayes

Jim and Carol Helmer

John and Sam Jeffrey

Walt and Judy Knowles

Keith and Mary Ellen Lapp

Tom and Linda Leavitt

Barbara Lindner

Joe and Amanda Macaluso

John and Joan Marshall

John and Jennifer Mastenbrook

Dan and Carol McDonnell

Bill and Dorothy McKillip

Cynthia McSurely

Music Makers of Petoskey

Dennis and Cindi Myers

Steve and Ruth Nelle

Michelle Ratcliff

Ron and Maureen Ronquist

Jerry and Barb Rosevear

Sara Smith

Tim Bondy Physical Therapy

Marana Tost

Tri Rivers Collision-Petoskey

Tim and Peggy Wilcox

StRONG kIDS CAMPAIGN2010 SUPPORtERS

is proud to

sponsor the

Y-Center forthe month

of March!


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PROGRAM REGIStRAtION FORMParticipants Name ________________________________________

M or F Birth Date ______________________Grade ___________

Parent/Guardian Names ____________________________________Address ________________________________________________

City, State, Zip ___________________________________________

Home Phone ____________________Cell Phone ________________

Parent/Guardian Email _____________________________________

Sign me up for

__Individual Membership $60/year __Family Membership $100/year

List additional family members, if signing up for a family membership

_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________youh Spors

Please circle shirt size: S (6/8) M (10/12) l (14/16)

Team mate request _______________________________________

___Check if interested in coaching ($10 discount)

Program Name _______________________Session _____Fee _____

Program Name _______________________Session _____Fee _____

Total Fees enclosed _______________________________________

Pa b chec, cash or credi card. Mae checs paabe o yMC

A regisraion forms mus incude pamen.

Credi Card PamenVisa/Master Card _________________________________________

Exp. Date _____________ Amount _______________Code _______

Signature _______________________________________________

Financial assistance ensures everyone belongs at the Y.

Please call 231-348-8393 for nancial assistance information.

Send forms o:

YMCA of Northern Michigan, 622 Howard St., Petoskey, MI 49770In signing this form, I as a parent/guardian, have made myself familiar with this registration form and agree

basic principles of the YMCA of Northern Michigan.

I understand that although the YMCA of Northern Michigan has taken reasonable steps to provide my child w

propriate training, equipment and skilled staff for his/her experience, I acknowledge that some inherent risks

be eliminated without destroying the unique character of these programs. Because of this potential risk, the

requires in writing notication of any of any physical problems that participants may have. I give permissionYMCA of Northern Michigan to take necessary steps for emergency medical care for my child, if warranted.

Aware of the risks and willing to assume them, I hereby waive, release and agree to hold harmless the YMCA

Northern Michigan, their representatives and successors for all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of m

participation in YMCA of Northern Michigan programs. I have read the descriptions of the programs, underst

requirements for participation, and give my child permission to participate. I assume and accept full respons

their participation.

I hereby grant permission for the YMCA of Northern Michigan to photograph, video, interview and display par

projects, or portions thereof through public view on the YMCA of Northern Michigan website or for promotiona

poses. I agree to allow my child to participate in these projects without nancial remuneration, and release t

of Northern Michigan from any liability arising from the use of said images. Participants names, addresses o

numbers will not be included with any information posted on the web site or for promotional purposes.

I understand the Y is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items. I understand all participants will be

as individuals with respect shown for differences. Furthermore, the YMCA of Northern Michigan reserves the

dismiss a child from any program whose needs we are not able to meet or whose conduct is not in the best in

the total program.

Required signature of parent or guardian ___________________________________________________ Date ___________

enise Antonishen,

ard Chair

eve Neal, Vice Chair

vin Christman,

easurer

aron Schappacher,

cretary

oug Brown

Frank Foster

Mary Foster

Christy Lyons

Noah Marshall-Rashid

Suzanne Nayback

Rod Niswander

Scott Peters

Ken Provost

vid Martin, CEO

rry Wood, Executive Director

nnifer Crockett, Program Director

dy Murphy, Community Development Director

aci Baxendale, Martial Arts Instructor

arne Iddings, Y-Center Counselor

Justin, Y-Center Counselor

rah Leask, Youth Sports Coordinator

taff Members

oard of Directors

MEMBERSHIPINFORMAtION

The YMCA of Northern Michigan is a

membership organization serving the

residents of Emmet and Charlevoix counties.

Your membership allows you to become a

part of the Y community, make new friends,

receive regular communications and enjoyyour favorite program at a reduced rate.

Membership Benes

5 free Y-Center days (4th-12th grade)

Reduced class and program fees

Regular communications and mailings

MC Sports discount (must show member

card & some restrictions apply)

Individual Membership (annual) $60

Family Membership (annual) $100

The Y strives to provide memberships

and programs for all, regardless of family

income. Financial assistance is available for

memberships and/or program fees. Contact

us at 231-348-8393 for more information.

Mission Statement:To put Judeo-Christian principles into practice

through programs that build healthy spirit, mind

and body for all.

Values:We are a values-based, mission-driven

organization focusing on character development

and inclusion with an emphasis on caring, honesty,respect and responsibility.

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