PO Box 1005 Nappanee, IN 46550 (800) 289-8787 Ext. 3067
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Mark Ulm #12469 Theresa Steen #12941 (Secretary) |
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BRANSON II AGENDA We will arrive Sunday 4/21/2013 and depart Saturday 4/27/2013. The Rally will include a homemade Soup and Chili dinner the first night, Three Continental Breakfasts + 2 Biscuit/Gravy & Pancake/Sausage Breakfasts. THERE WILL BE NO RALLY FEE, PROVIDED WE HAVE 20 PEOPLE SIGN UP FOR THE SHOWS. MONDAY: Buffet Dinner at Grand Country, followed by the Grand Jubilee Show. TUESDAY: Dinner and Show on the Showboat Branson Bell. WEDNESDAY: Morning Show, The Brett Family. Evening Show , The 3 Red Neck Tenors. THURSDAY: Morning, Imax Theater Evening Show, The Doug Gabriel Show FRIDAY: The Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show BRANSON II RALLY REGISTRATION NAME: ___________________________ PHONE#: ________________________ ARRIVAL DATE: ______________ Will you be towing a car to share a ride? ____ Buffet Dinner at Grand Country $16.50 pp _____ @ $16.50 _________ Grand Jubilee Show $24.00 pp _____ @ $24.00 ________ Showboat Branson Belle Dinner & Show $47.12 pp ______@ $47.12 ________ Bret Family Show $24.00 pp ______ @ $24.00 ________ 3 Red Neck Tenors $25.00 pp ______ @ $25.00 ________ Imax Film (film TBD) $9.50 pp ______ @ $9.50 ________ Doug Gabriel Show $22.00 pp ______ @ $22.00 _________ Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show $47.86 pp ______ @ $47.86 ________ Money must be received and Reservations made at the Campground by 3/15/13 Make Check Payable to BT Cruisers Total Enclosed ____________ Complete and sign registration form, mail to Tony Grenzy 1607 100 th St., Niagara Falls, NY 14304 I/we understand BT Cruiser’s RV Club, campground nor any travel association used assumes any responsibility directly or indirectly for use or operation of vehicle or RV going to or from or during a rally; or for losses involving personal belongings, vehicle or RV due to any cause whatsoever, or for injuries to persons or property within or without the rally; or, for any damage either to persons or to property of any kind or nature whatsoever. I/we represent to BT Cruiser’s RV Club, that I/we do not have any infirmity or impairment that would prevent me/us from observing all necessary safety precautions while engaged in the rally. I/we release BT Cruiser’s RV Club, the campground and any travel association used and their respective agents, officers, servants and employees of and from any liabilities, clams, demands and causes of action whatsoever arising from or related to any loss, damage or injury that may be sustained while engaged in the rally. Parents of minor children and people having custody or control of any incompetent persons specifically agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless BT Cruiser’s RV Club, the campground and any travel association used and their respective agents, officers, servants and employees of and from any liability, clams, demands, and causes of action whatsoever brought by or on behalf of any such minor child or incompetent person and arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury that may be sustained by any of them while engaged in the rally. The undersigned grant full permission to any and all foregoing use to his/her likeness, including photograph sand videotape for publicity and advertising purposes without compensation. X ______________________ Date _________________ X ____________________ Date ____________________ X ______________________ Date _________________ X ____________________ Date ____________________ Signature Required for All Adult Participants
If you have any questions let Paul & Kathy know. http:// paulandkathy@centurytel.net Here is the name of the campground where you will need to make your reservations . April 21-27 2013 Safe travels, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2012 "Fall" in Love with Wisconsin Rally BT Cruisers converged on Green Bay, Wisconsin form Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi and Tennessee, for eight days of adventure and fun. We started the rally at the Green Bay Fairgrounds Campground, or otherwise “Goose Goop Grounds”. We had the campgrounds almost to ourselves along with a few hundred Canadian Geese and one bald eagle. Surprising how easily one remembers how to “hop scotch” from their youth, as the best mode of walking to avoid goose droppings. The campground was well located for all the attractions and restaurants we visited in Green Bay. Our first social gathering was a pot luck dinner on Saturday evening where the rally was dedicated to the memory of Pat Conley. Day 1 A hidden gem was discovered on our Sunday outing: Bay Beach Amusement Park. Where we were amused and we amused others as we filled the merry-go-round, ferris wheel and kiddie train. We tore up the bumper cars, where some sought revenge, and we witnessed sides of some of our friends never seen before. Who knew some old people could be so aggressive, but our laughter was contagious and we left with smiles on our faces and some asking, “Can we do it again?” All of that fun for only $.50 a ride. However, three daring souls paid one big buck to go on the old wooden roller coaster-- Mark, Mary Jo and yes even Betty (you go girl). Wisely we dined at Mackinaws after the Park rides Day 2 Starting with a 2 hour tour of the Green Bay Botanical Gardens. Our tour guide, Dave informed us not only of the plants but the beauty of the landscaping of this ever growing place of beauty. We left inspired to go home and tear up our yards or at the very least plant some decorative grasses. We gathered for lunch at Title Town Brewery, where most indulged in a house brew, whether it was root or ale. Day 3 We enjoyed one of the highlights of the rally, our tour of Lambeau Field. We learned about the interesting history of the Green Bay Packers and the love of their fans. A brief visit of a luxury sky box, that seated 50 people for $160,000.00 per season. It made a sky box for you and 19 of your closest friends seem like a bargain at $80,000.00 per season. Last but not least we ended our tour by entering the field through the Packer’s tunnel. We could feel the excitement of game day with the piped in roar of the crowd getting louder the closer we got to the field. Before leaving we raised the “ghosts of Lambeau” with a cheer “GO PACK GO!” from the end zone. Off to the Hall of Fame and then lunch at Curlys on the second floor of the stadium. Our own adventures in Green Bay took us to casinos, cheese and chocolate factories and more--ending our stay with an ice cream social our last evening at the fairgrounds, where Alan surprised and entertained us with accordion music and Susie sang along. Day 4 We moved on to Door County, a short hour and a half caravan to our campground in Egg Harbor. After settling in we went to the famous Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant to dine together. Yes, grass really grows on the roof and goats reside atop the building. Day 5 One of the Door County Trolleys picked us up at the campground. The driver took us through Peninsula State Park, stopping at a lighthouse and a fire tower. We learned about the settlers and topography of this beautiful area. Also, the history of the quaint village of Epheram, where some of us enjoyed ice cream with our lunch at Wilson’s Ice Cream Parlor, a tradition in Door County. You know it had to be good when they have been in business for 106 years. We ended the day with a Wisconsin tradition of gourmet dining – brats at the campground. Day 6 A day of exploring the peninsula on our own, one small village after another from the Green Bay to Lake Michigan or to the roads end at the ferry landing. Before enjoying one more traditional meal, we were entertained at the Old Post Office by our Boil Master, Earl, with one corny joke after another. Lastly Earl set a blaze a pot of boiling fish, potatoes and onions. Who knew boiled fish could taste sooo goood! Day 7 More time to explore on our own perhaps pick apples or sip wine at the distillery, share beer at an ale house. Until it was time to go to “Cheeseheads”--- A musical filled with humor and cheese! If that wasn’t local color enough we discovered more at the Pizza Czars while we shared pizza and laughter. Day 8 Sunday morning a “Happy Trails” gathering to share good bye hugs and tears. Until we meet again. Respectfully submitted, by Kay Ulm, with the assistance of Mark and Dee on the bumpy road home.
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