2013 14 by-laws complete

Metro Detroit Friday Night Mixed
2013-14 By-Laws and Operations
Summary of changes
To all members of Metro Detroit Friday Night Mixed: Following is a summary of the changes
to the By-Laws and Operations of the League.
BY-LAWS
Dates:
Dates were changed for the upcoming season.
Page 1, Item II-A Certification Fee:
USBC certification fee changed from $19 to $20.
Page 1, Item I-B Bowling Fees:
(Additional wording to parallel Sponsor Fee, Page 2, III-B) “Team shall forfeit points if any
bowling fee remains unpaid in full or in part beyond the due date.”
Page 2, Item V-E Substitutes:
Subs are eligible to bowl on any Friday throughout the season. Subs are now allowed to
bowl on position rounds, provided they have established a six-game average for the current
season of MDFNM.
Page 5, XIII-G Bowling Season (Position Rounds):
Position Rounds have been changed from weeks 5, 10 & 15 of each half to weeks 8 and 15
of each half.
Appendix A, Jackpot Participation:
Additional wording for procedural clarification: “Bowlers must have a six-game established
average on this league during the current season in order to participate in average-based
jackpots.”
OPERATIONS
Vice President
Ryan Hinman is not returning this season. We will have open nominations during the first
week of bowling. The individual(s) will have until the end of bowling that night in order to
decide if they wish to run for office. Election of Vice President will occur before bowling on
Friday, September 13, 2013, by the Executive Board.
Election results: Pat Snyder is this year’s Vice President. Pat has been on the League since
2005 and was Secretary/Treasurer for seven years.
International Gay Bowling Organization (IGBO) Representative
We still need to fill this Officer position. Position is described in the By-Laws, page 7,
section XX, D.
Federal Employer Identification Number

The League will file for a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN). Doing so will save
the League money as well as further protect the League’s funds. Rationale is as follows:
1. IRS regulations allow sporting organizations to file for an FEIN in order to open
banking accounts. A single form is required to be filed with the IRS annually. It
asks if there has been any change to the League as far as: (1) Money involved
($50,000 max); (2) Reason for obtaining an FEIN (banking only); (3) Change in type
of organization (non-profit to profit). Information about any monies paid out by the
League to its members (such as jackpots & prize fund) is NOT submitted to the IRS.
2. Currently, the League’s bank account is opened under my social security number.
This could pose a risk to the League if any tax consequence is realized between me
and the IRS. Under Federal Regulations, any and all banking accounts associated
with my personal social security number could be attached, frozen or seized in its
entirety by the IRS. This risk is eliminated by the League obtaining its own FEIN.
THERE IS NO PROBLEM BETWEEN ME AND THE IRS. My only goal is to further
protect the League’s funds.
3. If I am no longer President, the League would have to close the current account.
This would waste the money spent for extra checks, pre-printed deposit slips and the
check endorsement stamp. By having its own FEIN, the League can keep this
account open no matter who the Officers are.
With the League obtaining an FEIN, the following By-Law was added at the Executive Board
meeting held Friday, September 13, 2013:
Page 7, XX, A, 2 Duties of the President (new responsibility):
“(President) Shall file, in a timely manner, any and all paperwork required by the
IRS/Michigan Department of Treasury due to the League obtaining an FEIN.”
Respectfully submitted,
David Nagorsen
President
Metro Detroit Friday Night Mixed

METRO DETROIT FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE
2013- 2014 BY-LAWS
FINAL COPY
The Metro Detroit Friday Night Mixed League shall be United States Bowling Congress
(USBC) certified.
In an effort to be more environmentally friendly and to reduce League expenses, the
complete USBC Rule Book may be viewed online at http://www.bowl.com. The League
can be found at www.Facebook.com/MDFNM. The League’s email address is
MDFNMinfo@gmail.com.
The league will bowl on Friday nights at 7:30 PM (practice at 7:15 PM) for 31 weeks
beginning on Friday, September 6, 2013 and will end on Friday, April 11, 2014, the roll off
and singles tournament will be on Friday, April 18, 2014. There will be no bowling on
October 11, 2013 (MIC Tournament) or November 22, 2013 (Thanksgiving). All bowling will
take place at Universal Lanes on 12 Mile Road in Warren, Michigan.
I. BOWLING FEES:
A. The amount to be paid by each bowler, each week shall be $15.00; $9.00
paid to Universal (rate locked in 09/2010 to 05/2015) and $6.00 will be put
in the league’s treasury for the prize fund.
B. The last two weeks of the bowling season must be paid in advance by the
10th week of bowling; 11/15/13. Team shall forfeit points if any bowling fee
remains unpaid in full or in part beyond the due date.
C. Any bowler that is behind more than 2 weeks ($30.00) in bowling fees will be
dropped from the league unless sufficient reason is given and permission for
an extension is granted by the league officers.
D. Each team is responsible for unpaid bowling fees in the event of an
incomplete roster.
E. Any bowler submitting a Non Sufficient Funds (NSF) personal check to pay
for bowling fees will not be allowed to submit any further personal checks for
bowling fees and NSF fees will be the responsibility of the bowler. Substitute
bowlers cannot write checks.

F. Any bowling fees unpaid at the end of the season will be taken out of the
team’s prize fund.
II. CERTIFICATION FEES:
A. All bowlers, including substitute bowlers, must be certified at the cost of
$20.00, this fee is for both men and women.
B. Fees paid to USBC for certifications must be paid upon completion of the first
session in which the bowler competes (first night of bowling). Note: This fee
is paid in only one league and is payable only by cash or check (made out to
MDFNM).
III. SPONSOR’S FEES:
A. The sponsor’s fee of $40.00 per team due by the 10th week of bowling,
11/15/13.
B. Team shall forfeit points if sponsor fee remains unpaid in full or in part beyond
the due date.
IV. SCORING SYSTEM:
A. A seven (7) point scoring system shall be used. Two (2) points for each game
won and one (1) point for totals.
B. For tie games, score one (1) point for each team.
C. For tie totals, score one half (1/2) point for each team.
V. TEAM ROSTER:
A. Each team shall consist of 4 regular bowlers. They may be any combination of
men and/or women bowlers. All bowlers must be USBC certified in order to
bowl.
B. Transferring team membership – Rule 107b - USBC Rule Book
C. Legal Lineup – A team must have at least 2 regular bowlers (not substitutes)
by the end of the first frame, for a “legal” lineup to begin bowling.
D. Maximum of two substitutes are allowed. The substitutes may bowl with any
team. All substitutes must be certified in order to bowl.
E. Substitutes are eligible to bowl on any Friday throughout the season. Subs
are allowed to bowl on position rounds, provided they have established a six-
game average for the current season of MDFNM.
F. A team may add a new bowler to its team at any point in the season in order
to have a full four person team. Replacements, beginning or without a 6 game
average on this league, on a position week without a “verified certified

average” as indicated in Section VI, Article A, will use 200 for their beginning
average.
G. Bowlers must have a minimum 21 game average with this league in order to
bowl in the final roll-off, otherwise a blind score shall be used.
H. Late bowlers must be ready to bowl before the end of the 3rd frame. They
shall be allowed to make up all frames missed. If they come in after the 4th
frame has begun, they may only bowl for practice and will be shown as
absent on the scorecard. Their average minus 10 pins will be used for the
scoring of that game. He/she may bowl in any of the remaining games.
I. “Pacers” will not be allowed to bowl for any reason.
J. A vacancy score of 135 will be used when a team has an incomplete roster.
VI. AVERAGES:
A. To determine your beginning average for this league, use the first from the
following that applies:
1. A returning bowler will use their ending average from the 2012-2013
bowling season; provided you have a minimum of 21 games bowled.
2. Your highest average from 2012 - 2013 Yearbook.
5. A current verified 2012 - 2013, 21 game average from any certified
league.
6. If none of the above apply; men shall use an average of 150 and
women shall use an average of 135.
B. All averages will be refigured after the first 6 games have been bowled on this
league.
VII. HANDICAP:
A. Handicap shall be 90% of the difference between the opposing teams
averages (no fractional pins).
VIII. ABSENTEE SCORES:
A. When a bowler is absent and a substitute is not obtained, the bowler’s
average minus 10 pins will be used for that bowler’s score. Write ABS next to
the bowler’s name and circle all their scores on the scorecard to indicate that
these are absentee scores.
B. When two bowlers are absent and only one substitute is obtained: The
average of the absent bowler with the most games bowled will be used for the

absentee score minus 10 pins. The substitute bowler will fill in for the absent
bowler with the fewer number of games bowled. If both absent bowlers have
the same number of games: The absent bowler with the lower average will
be used for the absentee score minus 10 pins. The substitute bowler will fill
in for the absent bowler with the higher average.
IX. FORFEITS:
A. Any team which owes more than $120.00, including the last two weeks of
bowling fees due by the 10th week, will forfeit all points won until the total
amount of arrears has been brought up to date.
B. A team bowling against a team that has forfeited points for any reason does
not automatically win the points forfeited. It will be considered the same as
bowling a “Blind Team” and must win the points as stated in Section X, Article
A.
X. BLIND TEAM:
A. If the league has a blind team or a team which has forfeited points, that team
must bowl within 40 pins of its team average, without handicap in order to
win points.
XI. POSTPONEMENTS: See Rule 111 (a-f) - USBC Rule Book
A. A pre-bowl/postponement form signed by each of the two team captains must
be returned to the league Secretary/Treasurer. Copies of the games will be
obtained from Universal Lanes by the Secretary/Treasurer. These copies
must be signed by the Team Captain validating both the accuracy of the
scores and the eligibility of the bowlers. The opposing team’s scores cannot
be viewed until after the pre-bowled/postponed game(s) have been made up.
B. A postponement will be granted when a team cannot field a legal lineup for
reasons beyond its control.
C. Postponements, other than emergencies, must be prearranged by the two
opposing team captains at least one week prior to their scheduled match. A
postponement form signed by each of the two team captains must be
returned to the league Secretary/Treasurer. The exception to this rule is
when the postponement falls on a position round and the opposing team is
not known.
D. Postponed matches will be made up or pre-bowled before the next position
round. Extensions must be approved by the Board of Directors and requested
prior to the scheduled position round.

E. If a postponed match has not been bowled by the end of either half, all points
will be forfeited.
F. When a postponement has been granted, each of the two teams involved will
be allowed to bowl their games unopposed.
XII. BOWLER QUITTING LEAGUE: See Rule 114 - USBC Rule Book
A. The league is NOT responsible for finding any replacement bowlers. Each
team shall be responsible for any UNPAID bowling fees in the event that a
bowler quits.
XIII. BOWLING SEASON:
A. The season shall be divided into two 15-week halves.
B. If two teams are tied for 1st place after either half, a one game roll-off will be
bowled.
C. The 31st week shall be the roll-off between the 1st and 2nd half champions
for the league championship. The 31st week of bowling shall also be the
Singles Tournament for all bowlers.
D. The winner of the roll-off shall be a league champion and the loser shall be
either the 1st or 2nd half champion.
E. The season won/loss percentage record shall determine the position of all
teams for their final awards payoff position. If two or more teams have the
same record, the monies for those positions shall be combined and divided
equally between the teams.
F. If the same team wins both halves, they shall automatically be the league
champions and no roll-off will be necessary.
G. Position weeks for each half shall be the 8th
and 15th
week.
XIV. SPECIAL AWARDS & PRIZE FUND: See Rule 117b - USBC Rule Book
A. To qualify for any of the individual awards, a regular bowler must bowl at least
two thirds of the league’s competitive statistical season (60 game minimum).
Subs are eligible for placing in the singles tournament only.
B. The final league prize fund payoff for individual, team awards and singles
tournament; shall be determined by the Prize Fund Committee. At least three
proposals will be submitted for approval by vote of the league membership by the
7th
week of bowling; 10/25/13.
C. All individuals will be eligible for only one award in the individual scratch
categories (game and series).

D. All teams will be eligible for only one award in the scratch categories (game and
series).
E. All individuals will be eligible for only one award in the individual handicap
categories (game and series).
F. All teams will be eligible for only one award in the handicap categories (game and
series). Section VII Handicap Rules will apply for these awards.
G. If an individual bowler or team places in both scratch and handicap events, the
scratch event will take precedence over the handicap event, and the individual
bowler or team will not be considered for handicap events.
XV. SINGLES TOURNAMENT:
A. The Singles Tournament will be held on the 31st week of bowling.
B. Bowlers will be handicapped at 90% of the difference between their average
and 210 (negative handicaps do not apply).
C. Regular members and substitutes with a minimum of 21 games shall be
eligible. Substitute bowlers must pay $10, regardless of whether line fees
have already been paid by a regular league member. The money will be
placed in the Singles Tournament prize fund.
D. If a team has to pre-bowl for the roll-off, their individual scores shall count
toward the Singles Tournament.
E. A bowler not participating in the league roll-off can pre-bowl for the Singles
Tournament.
XVI. AWARDS BANQUET:
A. The league will not have a banquet, but will have a get-together on the last
night of bowling, before the Singles Tournament, to pay out the prize fund
and pass out trophies (if applicable). Those who wish may then stay for the
Singles Tournament with the pay out to be awarded immediately after
bowling has been completed.
B. $200.00 of 50/50 money (see XVII-B) to be used to purchase food for the
league membership the last night of bowling in conjunction with the league
awards and Singles Tournament.
XVII. 50/50 MONIES:
A. For the Fridays leading up to the Motown Invitational Classic (MIC) bowling
tournament, 50/50 monies collected will be donated to the MIC bowling
tournament. Participation in the tournament program will be decided on a
yearly basis

B. Allot no more than $150.00 to be used for the maintenance of “Perfect
Secretary” software for generating league standing sheets, awards and
miscellaneous reports.
C. In the event of a death of a league bowler, a $50.00 donation shall be made
to a charitable organization in the bowler’s name.
D. Expenses incurred by the League shall be paid out of the 50/50 jackpot
money collected.
E. If the Annual I.G.B.O. meeting falls after the close of the season, sufficient
funds shall be held in reserve to reimburse the I.G.B.O. Representative or
Alternate at the beginning of the next season.
F. If the account is to remain open during the summer, a minimal balance shall
be kept on deposit in order to avoid banking fees. The majority of the
remaining money at the end of the season will be divided equally among all
regular team member’s payoff envelopes.
XVIII. OFFICERS:
A. The league membership shall elect a President, Vice-President,
Secretary/Treasurer and I.G.B.O. Representative. Officers must be regular
full time bowlers on this league.
G. The above elected officers shall be elected to and hold only one position;
President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer or I.G.B.O. Representative.
C. Each team shall elect a Team Captain. Team Captains must be regular
bowlers and not on the sub list.
D. The above Officers and Team Captains shall be the Board of Directors of the
League.
E. Both individuals of a relationship/couple may not be Officers.
F. If two Officers become involved with each other in a relationship/couple
during the year, one of the Officers must resign. Vacancy shall be filled in
accordance with Rule 102b.
XIX. ELECTION COMMITTEE:
A. The President of the league shall appoint a committee to oversee the election
for the following years’ league officers.
B. Individuals nominated for an office cannot be on the committee.
C. Members of a team cannot be on the election committee if any other member
of his/her team is running for office.
D. Nominations and elections for office will be by paper ballot.

E. Nominations will only take place during league play on the second Friday in
March.
F. Nominees will only have until the end of league play on the third Friday in
March to accept or decline the nomination.
G. The election will only be held during league play on the fourth Friday in
March.
H. Absentee/proxy ballots will not be accepted.
I. If an individual is nominated for multiple offices, they shall be asked to
choose a single office for which to run.
XX. DUTIES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
A. PRESIDENT: See Rule 102C - USBC Rule Book.
1. Shall be paid $5 per regular bowler, based on the highest number of
regular bowlers on the League. Money shall come from 50/50.
2. Shall file, in a timely manner, any and all paperwork required by the
IRS/Michigan Department of Treasury due to the League obtaining a
FEIN.
B. VICE-PRESIDENT: See Rule 102d - USBC Rule Book.
1. Chair the Banquet/End of Season Pot Luck Committee.
2. Shall be responsible for the League’s Jackpots (see Section XXII and
Appendix A).
3. Shall be paid $3 per regular bowler, based on the highest number of
regular bowlers on the League. Money shall come from 50/50.
C. SECRETARY/TREASURER: See Rules 102e & 102f - USBC Rule Book.
1. Shall be paid $40.00 per team for duties at the completion of the
season.
D. I.G.B.O. REPRESENTATIVE:
1. Shall be paid $10.00 per team for attending the Mid-Year meeting of
IGBO and $10.00 per team for attending the Annual meeting of
I.G.B.O. Money is to be distributed once the I.G.B.O. Representative
produces signed documentation indicating he/she attended the
meeting(s).
2. Shall represent the league at the Annual and Mid-Year meetings of
I.G.B.O. If the I.G.B.O. Representative does not attend one or both of
the above meetings, they shall forfeit the money for that meeting, and
the money shall be added to the League’s general fund.

3. Shall submit the minutes of the I.G.B.O. meetings to the League.
4. Shall inform the league of all tournament dates, supply entry forms
and other information he/she receives from I.G.B.O.
E. ALTERNATE I.G.B.O. REPRESENTATIVE:
1. The Alternate I.G.B.O. Representative is a position required by
I.G.B.O. This position will be filled by the runner-up in the prior year’s
January election, provided they return to the League, otherwise it will
be filled by a volunteer. The Alternate I.G.B.O. Representative shall
assume responsibilities in Section XX.D. in the absence of the I.G.B.O.
Representative at I.G.B.O. meetings. This position is NOT a League
Officer. This position will NOT have signing authority on the League’s
funds.
F. TEAM CAPTAINS: See Rule 104a - USBC Rule Book.
XXI. BOWLER CONDUCT AND ETIQUETTE: Refer to USBC Rule Book.
A. This league will adhere to ONE LANE COURTESY (lane to the immediate
right and left of his/her lane is clear before proceeding to bowl). Example:
you are bowling on lane #10 and you see that lanes #9 & #11 are clear, you
can proceed to bowl.
B. Abuse of House Equipment. UNIVERSAL LANES HAS ULTIMATE AUTHORITY
TO PROTECT THEIR INVESTMENT AND SUSPEND BOWLING PRIVILEGES.
USBC YIELDS AUTHORITY REGARDING THE ABUSE OF HOUSE EQUIPMENT TO
UNIVERSAL LANES.
XXII. JACKPOTS:
A. See Appendix A at the end of the By-Laws.
XXIII.QUESTIONS:
A. Other problems or questions not covered by these by-laws shall be governed
by the current season USBC League Rule Book.
B. All disputes will be decided by League Officers. They shall contact the local
association offices to try to resolve all questions to the satisfaction of all
parties involved.
C. If the party involved does not accept the Officer’s decision, they may appeal
the decision to the League’s Board of Directors.
D. If the party involved does not accept the Board of Directors decision, they
may appeal the decision to the local association and/or USBC.

Amended: August 23, 2013 (General Membership/Organizational Meeting) and
September 13, 2013 (Executive Board Meeting).

METRO DETROIT FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE
2013 – 2014 Jackpot Operational Rules
Intention
The intention of this is to provide documentation (history) of what has happened in the
past, and how the circumstance was dealt with. The end result is to maintain consistency,
fairness and jackpot integrity. The USBC Rule Book does not address jackpots since it is a
form of gambling. However, jackpots can be included in the League’s By-Laws since they
fall outside the scope of USBC Rules.
The term “Jackpot Head” refers to the individual running the jackpot. If the Jackpot Head is
unable to collect his/her jackpot, it is their responsibility to find a replacement. If none can
be found, the Jackpot Head should provide records/supplies and monies carried over (if
applicable) to the Vice President. The Vice President shall be responsible for making sure
the Jackpot is collected, either by himself/herself or by finding a volunteer.
[Change in Vice President responsibilities: Making sure all Jackpots are assigned
and collected, not just 50/50. Approved change in By-Laws 2008-08-22.]
Taxable Income
As of May 1, 2009, the Federal Internal Revenue Service tax code dictates that anything
over $600 is taxable income for bowling related jackpots. Taxable income begins at
$600.01. We currently break jackpots when their pot totals $599. Therefore, MDFNM
jackpots fall below Federal IRS tax guidelines.
As of May 1, 2009, the Michigan Department of Treasury tax code dictates that anything
over $300 is taxable income for bowling related jackpots. Taxable income begins at
$300.01. We currently break jackpots when their pot totals $599. The amount won over
$300.01 would be considered taxable income. Therefore, MDFNM jackpots have the
potential to fall within Michigan Department of Treasury guidelines for taxable income.
The League will not issue a 1099-M for any jackpot winnings considered taxable
income. Therefore, it will be up to the bowler to declare any applicable amounts.
Participation
Jackpots are open to all bowlers, both regular and subs. Eligibility is based on paid entry.
Bowlers must have a six-game established average on this league during the current season
in order to participate in average-based jackpots.
Jackpot Head shall be responsible for verifying that the winner has paid to enter the
jackpot. If a bowler writes their score(s) alleging participation in the jackpot, and it is
announced, and then determined to be ineligible, the next highest score shall be announced
as the winner.

Pot of Gold
Jackpot shall not be called until the Vice President verifies that all teams have completed
their second game. If a number is drawn, and it is discovered that all teams have not
completed their second game, the drawing shall be deemed invalid. The number shall be
returned to the container of numbers, and the numbers mixed thoroughly. A new drawing
shall take place after it has been verified that all teams have completed their second game.
Mystery
Jackpot shall not be called until the Vice President verifies that the game to which it pertains
has been completed by all bowlers. If a number is drawn, and it is discovered that all
teams have not completed the game for which the drawing pertains, the drawing shall be
deemed invalid. The number shall be returned to the container of numbers, and the
numbers mixed thoroughly. A new drawing shall take place after it has been verified that
all teams have completed the game for which the drawing pertains.
50/50
If a ticket is drawn and no one provides the matching half within a reasonable amount of
time necessary for “going once, going twice, gone!”, a new ticket will be drawn. If the
purchaser of the discarded ticket subsequently provides the matching half, purchaser shall
be reminded that a reasonable amount of time has expired and therefore no money shall be
paid out to the initial ticket holder.
Strike Ball
If Jackpot is less than $500, a single ticket is drawn. Bowler will receive all of the money if
a strike is bowled or $1 per pin if a strike is not bowled. Balance of money shall be carried
over to the next bowling session.
Jackpot is broken when monies collected exceed $500. If the amount collected totals more
than $600, the first number drawn is bowling for total amount collected subject to a $599
cap to maintain IRS tax-free status of winnings. If a strike is bowled, pot is broken and
bowler wins amount collected subject to $599 cap. Anything less than a strike shall be paid
out at $1 per pin. Process shall repeat until a bowler bowls a strike and the initial pot of
$599 is broken.
If the amount collected is in excess of $600, first series of numbers shall be bowling for
$599. After that pot is broken, second series of numbers shall be bowling for the remainder
in excess of $599. Process of calling numbers and $1 per pin shall repeat until second pot is
broken.
High Game with Handicap
Jackpot shall not be called until the Vice President verifies that the game to which it pertains
has been completed by all bowlers. Several announcements are made reminding bowlers to
come to the counter and mark their scores under the jackpot they think they might qualify.
It is the responsibility of the Jackpot Head to verify the addition of handicap to the score.
If, after a winner is announced, another bowler claims to have won the jackpot, and their
score was not listed on the sheet, that bowler shall be reminded that a reasonable amount
of time has expired and that the “announced” winner shall be entitled to the jackpot.

Over Average
Jackpot shall not be called until it is verified that the game to which it pertains has been
completed by all bowlers. Several announcements are made reminding bowlers to come to
the counter and mark their scores under the jackpot they think they might qualify. It is the
responsibility of the Jackpot Head to verify the amount over average. If, after a winner is
announced, another bowler claims to have won the jackpot, and their score was not listed
on the sheet, that bowler shall be reminded that a reasonable amount of time has expired
and that the “announced” winner shall be entitled to the jackpot.
Third Game Special – Jackpot to be announced at the end of the night
Jackpot shall not be called until it is verified that the game to which it pertains has been
completed by all bowlers. Several announcements are made reminding bowlers to come to
the counter and mark their scores under the jackpot they think they might qualify. It is the
responsibility of the Jackpot Head to verify the amount over average. If, after a winner is
announced, another bowler claims to have won the jackpot, that bowler shall be reminded
that a reasonable amount of time has expired and that the “announced” winner shall be
entitled to the jackpot.
IT WILL BE THE DECISION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RUNNING THE JACKPOT AS TO
HOW IT SHALL BE RUN DURING THE YEAR. CONSISTENCY THROUGHOUT THE
YEAR SHALL BE MAINTAINED. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING SIDE POTS SHALL BE
DIRECTED TO THE VICE PRESIDENT.

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