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Nineteen News
Alden-Hebron District 19
9604 Illinois Street
Hebron, IL 60034
MAY 2015
HS Graduation & 8th Grade Recognition
Come and celebrate the
accomplishments of the class of
2015. Graduation for the class of 2015 will
be Sunday, May 17 at 1:00 in the Paul
Tigard Gym. Doors will open at 12:30.
Congratulations graduates!
Inside this issue
Board Briefs………………….……...……………2
PTO News………………………………...…………..3
School & Community News………………..3
From the Athletic Directors Desk..4
MS/HS Track Schedule……..……………….4
Boys Baseball Schedule…………………....5
Girls Softball Schedule……………….….5
Autism 5K walk & Run…………………...6 & 7
Guidance corner.………...…..…..….……....8
Nurse’s Notes...……………….……….…..…….9
School calendar…...…………….…………..10
Special points of interest
In Recognition of their
promotion to the High School Class of
2019, this year's Eighth Grade Recognition
Night will be Thursday, May 28 at 7:00 p.m.
in the MS/HS gymnasium.
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 Athletic news/Calendar
 Save the Dates/Programs
 Community & Student News
O lder
P eople with
A ctive
L ifestyles
Our Own OPALS
According to Webster (still my personal preference over Wikipedia) the word “Opal” comes from the Latin Opalus and literally
means jewel. Despite some early superstitions about Opals being a source of bad luck, ancient Greeks considered them the luckiest
and most precious of all the gems because of their ability to showcase a multitude of different colors. This lore makes perfect sense
to me, especially as we launch our own OPALs program for Hebron area seniors.
We chose the name because, just like the gemstone, our OPALs (Older People with Active Lifestyles) have each become unique
through years spent solidifying into their own current, jewel-like forms. And, just like the gemstone, our OPALs are made up of
individual traits, each reflecting their own interplay of colors like microscopic droplets of water in a rainbow. Finally, just like the
gemstone, our OPALs are full of fire, often have almost magical qualities and hold limitless value and possibilities.
Our OPALs programming will be offered through the Harvard Senior Center, and at 2 senior satellite sites in Hebron: Saint John’s
Lutheran Church on Tuesdays and the Hebron United Methodist Church (HUMC) on Wednesdays. Any McHenry County senior
(over age 60) is welcome to participate in OPALs offerings. Senior Center membership is not required but is only $10 a year and
members receive most programs for free, while non-members pay a small fee. Grant-funded services are free for both members and
non-members.
The activities include the traditional ABCs (Arts, Bingo, Crafts) of senior services, as well as a host of new programs that have been
suggested by the Senior Advisory Council (S.A.C.). Some of these ideas are already in place, including Senior Yoga, Music and
Movement, and a trained, Community Resource Navigator to individually help seniors get connected to available services. Several
others are in development, including congregate meals, a walking club (sponsored by the Dari Company), and day trips. Each senior
site has representatives on the S.A.C., with Shirlee Correll and Ella Bostic serving from HUMC; and Toby Behrens and Gayle
Mansfield representing St. Johns.
All this is just the beginning of the new OPALs program for area seniors and we will be distributing activity calendars and a monthly
newsletter with upcoming events, registration information, and copies of the calendar in the church information racks and all around
the towns. In May, our website, harvardseniorcenter.org, will link to the 2 church sites for even more ways to stay connected.
Please call the Harvard Community Senior Center at (815) 943 – 2740, or contact one of the S.A.C. members, for more information
and thanks for this OPALs Opportunity!
Sincerely,
Board Briefs
Board Members:
Sue Walters, President:
815-648-2726
Chris Olson, Vice President:
815-648-2382
Jenny Linneman, Secretary:
815-648-2027
Jeff Helland: 815-648-4265
John Eskridge: 815-648-2624
Andy Madsen: 815-482-4948
Ken Winkelman: 815-648-2070
Dr. Debbie Ehlenburg:
815-648-2442 Ext. 1525
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This is a brief summary of the Board Meetings
held in March. Details of these meetings are
available through the district office, posted in
each building and on the website at :
www.alden-hebron.org
April Board Briefs:

8th Grade Recognition set for May 28, 2015

Appointment of Patricia Syens as School
Treasurer for the 2015-16

School Year and Treasurer’s Bond

Mowing proposals discussed
Next Board Meetings :
May 5th @ 6:00 p.m. & 19th @ 7:00 p.m.
in the Elementary multi-purpose room
Hebron Public Library is happy to announce that they have been able to raise $6,832.48 toward the
$15,000 needed for a partial roof repair. Donations can be made directly to the library or at
www.gofundme.com/jqkxy4. Remember that all donations are tax deductible.
Please help us save the Hebron Public Library!
The library now has wifi available for our patrons.
Come try us out, the librarian will help you get started.
The library is open on Mondays from 2-5, Wednesdays from 2-5, and Saturdays from 9-12.
Thank you for your continued support.
Hebron Library Board
ALDEN-HEBRON 2014 Vacation Bible School
(Free this Year!)
Sponsored By Alden United Methodist, Hebron United Methodist,
and St. John’s Lutheran Churches
June 8th to 12th 8:30 am – 11:30 am
At St. John’s Lutheran Church, 9812 Saint Albans St., Hebron
Classes for age 4 years to 4th grade. Grade 5 and up welcome
to help!
For registration information or questions, call Laura
at 815-861-2921
PTO NEWS
Pastries for Parents was a complete success. Thank you so much for accompanying your child(ren) for this annual event.
Spirit wear orders should arrive soon.
Teacher's Appreciation week celebration is the week of May 4th. The teacher appreciation luncheon is scheduled for May
6th. Watch your child's backpack for more information.
Our next meeting is scheduled at 2:50 on May 6th in the elementary library. Voting in new officers will take place at this
meeting. Please join us!
Thank you again for your continued support throughout this school year.
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Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club
Dear Valued Supporter,
The Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club is pleased to host our 2nd Annual Giant Fest on
Saturday, June 27, 2015 at Hebron Community Park, Price Rd. Hebron. Our goal is to
raise $25,000 to put lights on both our Softball & Football fields.
We invite you to participate in this great event by securing a space among our local
businesses. Business spaces are available for 20% of daily sales (Alden-Hebron 12th
Man Club will sell tickets for $1 each and provide collection boxes. All boxes will be
tallied at the end of the event and your balance -20% donation provided to you within
3 days). Additionally, home-based businesses are welcome to join for $30 per table.
Monetary donations are always welcome.
Our Event offers a Run/Walk, Tug-O-War Competition, Food, Music, Kids Activities
and a great opportunity to renew pride in our community. It is only with the support of
our local families and businesses that we can continue to benefit our school programs
at all levels.
The Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club would like to thank you in advance for your
consideration. For more information find us on facebook @ GiantFest
or E-mail us at [email protected]
ALDEN-HEBRON 12th MAN CLUB 2nd Annual Giant Fest Run for Lights
2-mile run; 10-K run; 2-mile walk Saturday, June 27, 2015
Be prepared to be covered in Green & Black & showered with SuperSoakers as the
Football & Softball teams guide you along the path! (Runners not wanting paint or
water will be given a wristband.)
Check in, Registration and Awards at Hebron Community Park – Price Rd
Registration from 7 -8 a.m. Mailed entries must be postmarked by June 13, 2015.
Two-mile run & walk and 10K run BEGIN AT 9:00 A.M.
Race Course: Travel through city streets and rural areas. Course surface is asphalt.
Awards: Awards to 1st-3rd place winners individual age group for all three
competitions. Age Groups: 13 & under; 14-18; 19-24; 25-32; 33-45; 46-55; 56-64; 65-74+
Entry Fee: Children 13 & under & Seniors 65+ - $20.00 Ages 14 to 64 - $30.00
Day of Race: Children 13 & under & Seniors 65+ - $30 day of race Ages 14 to 64 - $40
Cash or check only. Be prepared to show ID on race day if paying by check.
Mail registration and fee to:
Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club c/o AHHS 9604 Illinois St. Hebron, IL 60034
Name: RACE: 2 Mile ______10K _____ 2 Mile WALK _____ Address:
City: State Zip Sex: Male _____ Female _____ Phone: ( ) **** Age: as of June 27, 2015
_____ *****
E-mail Address:
Shirt Size (Circle one )– Small Med Lg XL XXL (Extra T Shirt $15.00) Quantity _____
In consideration of my entry being accepted, I intend to be legally bound, do hereby for myself,
my heirs, executors, and assigns, waive, release, and discharge for all rights, claims and damages
which I may hereafter accrue against GiantFest, its chairpersons, sponsors and volunteers associated with this race. I attest that I am physically fit and able to compete in a race of this length,
knowing full well the consequences of weather this time of year and its effect on running.
Signature of participant
Date
Signature of Parent/Guardian (if participant is under 18)
For more information find us on facebook @ GiantFest or E-mail us at
[email protected]
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Date
ALDEN-HEBRON 12th MAN CLUB
2nd Annual Giant Fest Pulling for Lights
3 on 3 Tug-O-War Competition
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Check in, Registration and Awards at
Hebron Community Park – Price Rd
Registration from 10-11 a.m. Mailed entries must be postmarked
by June 13, 2015 Competition begins at Noon
Medals to 1st place team members in individual age groups
Trophy for overall Champion Team * Men's or Women's Category
Age Groups: 13-18; 19-32; 33-45; 46-55+
Early Entry Fee: $30.00/team
Day of Event: $60.00/team
Cash or check only. Be prepared to show ID on event day if paying
by check.
Mail registration and fee to: Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club c/o
AHHS 9604 Illinois St. Hebron, IL 60034
Team Name:
Name:
Address:
City:
State
Zip
Sex: Male _____ Female _____ Phone: ( )
**** Age: as of June 27, 2015 _____ *****
E-mail Address:
Shirt Size (Circle one) Small Med Lg XL XXL (Extra T Shirt $15.00)
Quantity _____
In consideration of my entry being accepted, I intend to be legally
bound, do hereby for myself, my heirs, executors, and assigns,
waive, release, and discharge for all rights, claims and damages
which I may hereafter accrue against GiantFest, its chairpersons,
sponsors and volunteers associated with this competition. I attest
that I am physically fit and able to compete , knowing full well the
consequences of weather this time of year and its effect.
Signature of participant
Date
Signature of Parent or Guardian (if participant is under 18)
Date
For more information find us on facebook @ GiantFest
or E-mail us at [email protected]
Alden-Hebron / Faith Lutheran High School Baseball 2015
Date
May 5
7
8
9
11
13
16
Opponent
Berean Baptist
Kirkland
Schaumburg Christian
Earlville-Leland
South Beloit
Hinckley Big Rock
Ottawa Marquette
H-A
H
H
A
A
H
H
A
Level
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity DH
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity DH
Time
4:30
4:30
4:30
10:00
4:30
4:30
TBA
Bus
Head Coach: Mr. Brian Engelbrecht
Assistant Coaches: Mr. Ken Winkelman, Mr.Fred Shepston & Mr. Jim Judson
As of 03/02/15
Alden-Hebron / Faith Lutheran High School Softball 2015
Date
May 7
8
9
11
13
16
Opponent
Kirkland
Woodstock
Earlville-Leland
South Beloit
Pecatonica
Ottawa Marquette
H-A
H
H
A
H
H
A
Level
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity DH
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity DH
Time
4:30
4:30
10:00
4:30
4:30
TBA
Bus
Head Coach: Mr. Jerry Lagerhausen Assistant Coach: Mr. Sean Dooley
As of 3/2/15
Alden-Hebron High School 2015 Track Schedule
Date
May 2
6
9
11
14-15
18
21-22
Opponent
Mooseheart Relays
Christian Liberty
NAC Conference Meet
Girls Invite @ CLA
IHSA Sectionals Girls
Boys Invite @ CLA
IHSA Sectionals Boys
Teams
B&G
B&G
B&G
G
G
B
B
Time
Bus
9:00
4:30
10:00 @ Luther North
4:30
TBA
4:30
TBA
Head Coach: Mrs. Marnie Lalor Asst. Coach: Anthony Rajkowski
As of 3/2/15
2015 Middle School Track Schedule
Date
May 2
Opponent
Lakes Region Conference
@ Grant HS
Head Coach: Nick Krywaruczenko
Head Coach: Kyle Kajula
Revised 3/6/15
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H-A
A
Time
9:00
High School Track Fundraiser
Thank you to everyone who gave donations for
our Savor’s Fundraiser. We collected 2076
pounds of donations and earned
$518.
We will use this money to purchase training items
and hoodies for the Track team.
Did you know?
Alden-Hebron

Elementary
Boys are 4 times more
likely than girls to have
5th Grade Service
autism.
Learning
Presents:
People do not “outgrow”
autism.

People with autism may
have really sensitive

5K Walk/Run Event
senses.
May 16, 2015
Registration: 9 a.m.
Walk/Run Kick Off: 10 a.m.
 It was founded in 2004 by Dorie
Haevel and Kelly Weaver– both are
mothers of a child diagnosed with
autism.
 Their goal of ALCA is to teach
Alexander Leigh
Center for Autism
Alexander Leigh Center
for Autism

1 in 66 children will be
diagnosed with autism
each year.
students the skills necessary to
achieve functional independence.
 They provide an environment where
children on the autism spectrum
can develop their potential
academically, emotionally, socially,
communicatively, and physically.
 They have support groups for
parents that can be attended
regularly.
 For more information about the
Alexander Leigh Center for
Autism:
Visit: www.alcacenter.com
Children born to older
parents are at a greater risk
for having Autism Spectrum Disorder.

5K Walk/Run
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Call: (815) 477-2522
Our Mission:
“Our mission is to help
the Alexander Leigh Center
for Autism because we want
to make a change in their
lives by helping students get
the support they need in
order to be successful in life.
In addition, we want to
educate as many people as
possible about the causes,
signs, and treatment for
autism. We hope that by
having a better understanding of this disability, people
will become more accepting
of the fact that there is no
such thing as being “normal.”
-Ms. Latas / Mrs. Braun’s
5th Grade Class
Here is what we think!
“I learned that you shouldn't
judge people by their disability
because there is no normal.” Cindy C.
“It is okay to be different because
we are all unique in our own
ways.”- Nehan S.
“I feel good because by doing this
5K I feel I am helping the world.”
-Caden G.
“Doing the 5K makes me proud
because I know we will be helping
students have a better
education.”- Monique A.
“I feel this 5K is a great chance to
raise
money for kids in need.”
-Caden O.
See you there!
Alden-Hebron Elementary
School
Registration: 9 a.m.
Yes! I would like to help the
Alexander Leigh Center for
Autism.
_____________________________
Name
_____________________________
Address
_____________________________
Phone Number
____I will be participating in the
Walk/Run on May 16. Enclosed is
my $10 registration fee.
_____I will not be able to participate
in the Walk/Run event, but I’ve
included a donation.
Please return this form to:
Alden-Hebron Elementary
School 11915 Price Road
Hebron, Illinois 60034
Please make checks payable to
Alden-Hebron Elementary
School.
Walk/Run Kick Off: 10 a.m.
The 5th grade service learning group has been working hard planning a 5K walk/run in hopes to spread awareness about autism.
All proceeds will be donated to the Alexander Leigh Center for Autism. The 5K is on May 16th. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the
walk/run will start at 10 a.m. See the attached flyer for an early registration form.
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Guidance Corner
Academic Information
Summer vacation is right around the corner,
but school is currently still in session!!
Second semester / Quarter 4 ends on May 15th for the seniors, and
May 29th for everyone else. Don’t give up now; we’re in the home
stretch!! Work as hard as you can!! You still have some time to get
your grades up if they’re not where you want them to be. Continue
to give your schoolwork 110% and get your best work turned in
on-time. If you need help or have questions – ASK YOUR TEACHERS!
*May 13th and 14th: Senior Final Exams
*May 17th: High School Graduation at 1:00pm
*May 25th: Memorial Day – No School
*May 28th and 29th: High School Final Exams
*May 28th: 8th Grade Recognition at 7:00pm
College and Career Readiness
Juniors: GO ON COLLEGE VISITS AND DO YOUR RESEARCH THIS
SUMMER!!! It will make senior year a lot easier on you!
Seniors: See Mrs. Schuda ASAP if you need a final transcript sent
to any colleges once you graduate. If you are planning on going
to ANY school (community college, tech school, or 4-year college/
university), they will REQUIRE a final transcript before you attend
their institution.
Scholarships: Encourage your students to apply for scholarships!
We have a list of scholarships that are available for all students,
But students will find the most scholarship money by typing
“scholarships” into the search engine at each specific school they
have applied to for admissions. See Mrs. Schuda if you need a
copy of your official transcript.
May Testing Information
*May 4th: AP Psychology Exam
*May 5th: AP Calculus Exam
*May 4th – 7th: Middle School PARCC Testing
*May 12th – 15th: High School PARCC Testing
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“5 Tips for starting out on the right foot with your ‘college’
roommate”
Contact your roommate – once you receive your assignment,
contact your future roommate. Remember, even if your
roommate is your complete opposite, they are most likely just
as curious and nervous about meeting you as you are them.
Work out the details – Schedule your move so that you are not
moving at the exact same time. Also, trade cell phone numbers
and other contact info in case of emergencies. Gather additional
information about your roommate such as religious practices,
hobbies and health practices.
Remember, your roommate doesn’t have to be your best friend
– Coexisting with a stranger tends to be EASIER that you initially
imagine. Your roommate doesn’t have to be your best friend
but you need to communicate and be able to live together.
Address problems as soon as they occur – as time goes on, you
may discover that there are things about your roommate that
bother you. Address the issue as soon as possible. When you let
small annoyances continue over time, it eventually becomes a
much bigger problem.
Get help if you need it!! It is possible that bigger issues will
surface. When it is time for ask for help, visit your resident
assistant (RA) or resident director (RD) and talk to them about
your issue. They may suggest that you confront your roommate
first. If that doesn’t work, you may have the option of moving to
a different room. Remember- nothing will change unless you
make it change.
Laura Schuda
Academic Advisor
Special Education
If you have any special education concerns,
please contact Molly Battaglini at
815-648-2442 ext. 1513
Parents/Guardians please make sure that your student has the right exams and vaccinations for the upcoming school year. Remember
students in Pre-k (for the first time), kindergarten, sixth, and ninth grade require physical exams. Students in Kindergarten or new to our
school district require vision exams, and Kindergarten, second, and sixth grade require a dental exam. If you have any questions please do
not hesitate to call me!
Nicole K. Lasak, MS RN
School Nurse
Alden-Hebron Community Consolidated Unit Schools
District No. 19
11915 Price Rd.
Hebron, IL 60034
(815)648-1633
Healthy children learn better. School nurses make it happen!
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May 2015
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
HSBB = HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASEBALL
HSGSB = HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOFTBALL
MSTK (A) 9:00
11:00 Dismissal
School Improvement
Planning
HSTK= HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
MSTK= MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK
B & G = Boys and Girls / G = Girls / B = Boys
(H) = HOME
3
PROM
(A) = AWAY (TBA) = TO BE ANNOUNCED
4
5
6
7
8
HSGSB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
B.O.E. MEETING
7-9PM
HSBB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
10
FISH SANDWICH
11 HSTK (A) G
INVITE 4:30
CORN DOG
18
HSTK (A) B&G
4:30
PIZZA
HSGSB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
HSBB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
17
HS Graduation
1PM
2:50 PM
CHICKEN NUGGETS
12
13
HSGSB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
HSBB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
HOT DOG
HSTK (A) B&G
10:00
HSBB (A)
VARSITY 4:30
HSGSB (A) VAR
DH 10:00
ELEMENTARY
(3-5) CONCERT
HSBB (A)
VAR DH 10:00
CHEESEBURGER
CHILI
14
15
16
HSTK (A) G IHSA HSTK (A) G IHSA
HSGSB (A) VAR
SECTIONALS
SECTIONALS
DH TBA
(TBA)
(TBA)
HSBB (A)
VAR DH TBA
CHICKEN PATTY
19
20
PIZZA
TACO
21
HSTK (A) B
INVITE 4:30
25
9
HSGSB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
HSBB (H)
VARSITY 4:30
P/U 3:30PM
B.O.E. MEETING
7-9PM
24
HSTK (A) B&G
9:00
CHICKEN NUGGETS
26
27
HSTK (A) B IHSA
SECTIONALS
(TBA)
PIZZA
SPAGHETTI
28
No School
Memorial Day
CHICKEN PATTY
CHEESEBURGER
22
23
HSTK (A) B IHSA HSTK (A) B IHSA
SECTIONALS
SECTIONALS
(TBA)
(TBA)
PIZZA
CHEESEBURGER
29
30
8th Grade
Recognition 7PM
Last Day of School
1pm Dismissal
COOK’S CHOICE
COOK’S CHOICE
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LUNCH MENU SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
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From the Transportation Dept.:
Looking for a Bus Driver for AM & PM routes.
For more information please call Cyndie Erckfritz
@ 815-648-2442 ext. 1523
From the Kitchen:
The kitchen is looking for a
substitute. For more information,
please call Debbie Hyde @
815-648-2442 ext. 1230
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Alden Hebron District 19
NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION
9604 Illinois Street
Hebron, IL 60034
RETURN SERVICE
REQUESTED
U.S POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 2
Phone: 815-648-2442
Fax: 815-648-2339
Website: www.alden-hebron.org
ALDEN-HEBRON 12th MAN CLUB 2nd Annual Giant Fest
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Vendor Contract
ALDEN-HEBRON 12th MAN CLUB PRESENTS
2nd Annual Giant Fest FIGHT FOR LIGHTS
@ Hebron Community Park—Price Rd in Hebron
Saturday, June 27, 2015
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
7am-8am: Run/Walk Registration & Check in
9am: Run/Walk Start
10am-11am: Tug-O-War Registration & Check in
10am-5pm: Live DJ
10am-11pm: Vendors, Crafters, Dunk Tank, FireDepartment
Touch a Truck, Kids Activities, Bingo, Tractor Show, Live
Entertainment & More
5pm-7pm: Live Band TBA
7pm-9pm: MMA Fights
9pm-11:30pm: Jimmy Nick & Don’t Tell Mama
FOOD& BEVERAGES: Porkies BBQ, Crandall’s,
Von Bergens, Harts Saloon, Hoops & more
Help AHHS put lights on the Softball & Football Fields!!!!
For an updated schedule of events, registration forms & more
information find us on facebook
@ GiantFest or E-mail us at [email protected]
Business Name: _______________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________
City/State/Zip:_________________________________________
Phone: _______________________________________________
Contact Name:_________________email:__________________
Items to be sold: ___________________________________________________________
____Vendor is a home based business and will rent a table (providing all their own
booth materials) at a cost of $30 for the day.
____Vendor is a local business and agrees to remit 20% for the daily sales to AldenHebron 12th Man Club. Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club will sell all tickets for $1 each.
Vendor will be provided a collection box for all tickets. At the end of the event, please
turn in your collection box to the Giant Fest Headquarters tent. Tickets will be counted
and totals provided -20% donation to the Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club. You will
receive your balance within 3 days of the event.
Vendor agrees to participate in Giant Fest at Hebron Community Park as part of a
benefit event for the Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club's quest for Softball & Football lights.
Vendor will provide Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club with a copy of their liquor license /
Health Department Permit (applies to food & beverage vendors only). Set up will be
between 7-10am the day of the event.
In consideration of my entry being accepted, I intend to be legally bound, do hereby for myself,
my heirs, executors, and assigns, waive, release, and discharge for all rights, claims and damages
which I may hereafter accrue against Giant Fest, its chairpersons, sponsors and volunteers associated with this event.
Signature of participant ______________________________Date _________________
Please send completed contract (and $30 rental fee) to:
Alden-Hebron 12th Man Club c/o AHHS 9604 Illinois St. Hebron, Il. 60034
For more information find us on facebook @ GiantFest
or E-mail us at [email protected]