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Gilmer Buckeye 2018 FOOTBALL PROGRAM ADS




Gilmer Buckeye Please Select One _____Full Page Ad (color) - $260 _____Half Page Ad (B&W) - $110 _____Full Page Ad (B&W) - $160 _____Quarter Page Ad (B&W) - $75 _____Half Page Ad (color) - $160 _____Eighth Page Ad (B&W) - $50 DEADLINE IS AUGUST 17, 2018 Business Name: Contact Name: Address: Phone: Email: Additional Phone Number: _____New Ad _____ I want to keep the same ad from last year _____ I want to make changes to my ad from last year Special Instructions:______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ This form and payment must be sent to the address listed below and all ads must be electronically submitted to ruelfelipe@mac.com by the due date. Please mail your ad, form and payment to: Gilmer Band Boosters; 7448 Wildwood Road; Gilmer TX 75645. All payments must be received by the deadline. If you have any questions, please call or email Lynn Gray at 903.790.5217 or graye410@gmail.com. If you want Ruel to design your ad, you will still return this form and payment to the above address. There will be a separate charge paid to him for his services. His numbers are 903.843.9023 or 903.387.7004. Thank You for Your Support!

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