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CLUB ARTICLE 1997 Fall issue of the WBH magazine The members of the Ojibwa Bowhunters of Milwaukee, Inc. would like to tell you of our instinctive club's 50 year history and some of our future plans. The club was started on January 12, 1945, by a group of employees of Globe Union of Milwaukee. They named the club the Globe Archers. Membership grew to 42 members by 1946 when a 30 acre wooded pasture was leased in the town of Sussex. The club kept growing and in January 1947 the club voted to incorporate under the name of The Ojibwa Bowhunters of Milwaukee, Inc. In 1949 we lost our lease to the Sussex range but good fortune smiled and in April 1950 we leased 25 acres on the east shore of Lake Nagawicka. This was a steep but beautiful range. It took the next two years to complete it. Late in 1957 we were informed that the state had purchased the land and would not renew our lease, so again the search started. Lady luck smiled once again and in July of 1958 we leased 80 acres from Ray Seborn several miles east of our range. This land was adjacent to the north side on Interstate 94 and west of Highway E. It was exactly what we were looking for - rugged, hilly and heavily wooded with large oaks. 1959 saw dramatic turnover in club membership and was the beginning of a rebuilding process. The club finally realized that it was time to start saving money and look for our own land. In 1965, Jim Baker, volunteered to cook our first Spanferkle, which turned out to be a real money maker. During the next several years, the club prospered and saved to purchase its own land. Late in 1967, Applied Power purchased the Seborn property and we again lost our lease. Jim Baker ran an ad in the Milwaukee Journal for land and Mr. George Schoewe of New Berlin answered it. We purchased the 38 acres he had for sale. On September 3, 1967 we moved to that land which is still our present location. Our ranges
encompass a beautiful
wooded low land area with many big trees and wildlife habitat. We have
a 112 target field range divided into two fourteen's. Each station has
four shooting stakes and two bales with animal targets and a large
ground
bunker with two life size McKenzie targets. OUr 14 target broadhead
range
consists of large ground bunkers with two shooting positions at each
station
and four elevated platforms. All shooting distances are unmarked. We
have
a clubhouse with a kitchen, tiled rest rooms and a walk-in cooler. The
bar is covered open air pavilion. We have a beautiful camping area with
48 sites, each with electric hook-up. Ojibwa has always supported and participated in archery education by holding archery clinics at Indian Mound Boy Scout Camp and shooting demonstrations at many Cub Scout Blue and Gold Dinners and Church Sports Nights. We always welcome scouts on our range to camp and learn more about archery. Ojibwa is a contributor to the New Berlin Scholarship program. OUr membership support the Wisconsin Bowhunters Association and we are a 101% club. Our 68 family and single memberships includes many cadets and juniors. Our club meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month and our Board meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. We hold outdoor club tournaments on the first Sunday of each month starting in April and continuing through August. The Instinctor is published once each month. Our club prides itself on its friendliness and sociability. Our summer schedule is filled with many events. In April we host a Traditional Archery Shoot. Also in April starts our ten week Wednesday evening 3D League. During the summer we have an Open House and free shoot. In July we host our famous Spanferkle, were we roast up to 6 200 pound pigs stuffed with chickens. They roast for 24 hours and are served with stuffing, sauerkraut, applesauce and rye bread. What a feast! In addition, we also have a two day 3D, Broadhead and Combo Shoot, which includes a raffle for a Trip for Two to las Vegas as First Prize. Also in July begins our ten week Wednesday evening Broadhead League. In August we have our Annual Family Picnic. This year we will be celebrating our 54th. Anniversary. The future holds many exciting prospects for Ojibwa. We are planning to enlarge our clubhouse with a 68' X 140' addition. This will afford us an indoor range. We are located at 3045 S. Johnson Road in New Berlin Wisconsin. Hope we can give you a tour of our beautiful range soon. We would enjoy your visit very much. 1998 the club had
a bylaws
change that now allows sight shooters. There is separate awards given
for
archers shooting instinctive or with sights. Bylaws voted on October 24, 2006 to increase single dues to$100.00; family dues to $125.00; and initiation fee to $50.00 AND CONSTITUTION OF THE OJIBWA BOWHUNTERS OF MILWAUKEE, INC. Know all men by these presents, that the undersigned, adult residents of the State of Wisconsin, have associated, and do hereby associate themselves together, for the purpose of forming a corporation under Chapter 180 of the Wisconsin statues. ARTICLE I - NAME The name of this organization shall be OJIBWA BOWHUNTERS OF MILWAUKEE, INC. ARTICLE II - PURPOSE The business and purpose of such corporation shall be: To foster, expand and perpetuate the practice of field archery, and the spirit of good fellowship and sportsmanship among all archers; to encourage the use of bow and arrow in the hunting of all legal game, birds and animals, and cooperate with all other archery associations in the State of Wisconsin in securing better hunting privileges and conditions for bowhunters; to cooperate with all conservation organizations in prognation and conservation of game; to maintain a roving range and conduct field tournaments and games in accordance with the rules set by the By-Laws. ARTICLE III - NON-PROFIT The corporation shall be non-stock and no dividends or pecuniary profits shall be declared or paid to the members thereof. Upon liquidation, the Board of Directors holding office at the time of liquidation shall determine the disposition of the corporation’s assets. ARTICLE IV - OFFICERS 1. The general officers of said corporation shall be President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and a Field Captain. The number of directors shall be fixed by the By-Laws. 2. Qualifications of Officers A. To be qualified for the President of the corporation, the nominee must have served at least one (1) full year as an active member of the Board of Directors. B.
To be qualified
for the offices of Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and Field
Captain,
the nominees must have served at least one (1) full year as an active
member C. To be qualified as a director of the corporation, the nominees must have served at least six (6) months as an active member of the corporation. ARTICLE V - DUTIES OF OFFICERS 1. President A. The duties of the President shall be to preside at all meetings of the members and the Board of Directors, and to have general supervision of the affairs of the corporation. B. The President shall be the alternate purchasing agent in the event of absence or disability, for and cause whatever, of the latter. 2. Vice-President The principal duties of the Vice-President shall be to discharge the duties of the President in the event of absence or disability, for and cause whatever, of the latter. 3. Secretary A.
The principle
duties of the Secretary shall be to countersign all deeds, leases and
conveyances
executed by the corporation, affix the seal of the corporation thereof,
and B.
The Secretary
shall be the purchasing agent for the corporation and all purchases
must
be cleared through the purchasing agent or alternate before the
purchase
has been 4. Treasurer The
principal duties
of the Treasurer shall be to keep the accounts for all monies, credits
and property, of any and every nature, of the corporation, which shall
come into his or 5. Field Captain A.
The principal
duties of the Field Captain shall be to have full charge of the range
at
all times. It shall be his duty to see that the targets are
placed
on the bales; for shoots, B. The Field Captain shall be the chairman of the range committee. C. The Field Captain shall assign all male members of the corporation to duties to be performed to maintain the range. D. The Field Captain shall keep all score cards for the tournament shoots on the ranges and keep an account of the winners to determine the annual champions. 6. Board of Directors A. The Board of Directors may provide for the appointment of such additional officers as they may deem necessary for the best interests of the corporations. B. Whenever the Board of Directors may so order, and two (2) offices, the duties of which do not conflict, may be held by one (1) person. C. The said officers shall perform such additional or different duties as shall from time to time be imposed or required by the board of Directors, or as may be prescribed from time to time by the By-Laws. 7. Members A.
It shall
be the obligated duty of all members of this corporation to assist in
the
repair, maintenance and activities of this corporation. Refusals
or repeated absences without being excused by an executive officer
shall
be cause for termination of membership from this corporation. The
Board of Directors shall review all complaints. Accused members shall
have
the opportunity to appeal to the Board of B. Conduct of members shall be governed by the By-Laws. ARTICLE VI - ELECTION QUORUM 1. The officers shall be elected by secret ballot by members of said corporation at the annual meeting. 2.
Twelve (12)
members shall constitute a quorum for any regular or special meeting of
said corporation. ARTICLE VII - MEMBERSHIP 1. The methods and conditions upon which members shall be accepted, discharged or expelled shall be set forth in the By-Laws. 2. Adult membership shall be after an individual has attained his or her eighteenth (18th) birthday. A. Single membership shall consist of single or married adult individuals. B. Family membership shall consist of an adult husband, wife and all their children under twelve (12) years of age. 3. Junior membership shall be after an individual has attained his or her twelfth (12) birthday. Junior members will be required to supply their birthdate to be eligible for junior membership. 4. Fees and Dues A. All fees and dues shall be as set forth in the By-Laws. B. Payment of dues and grade period shall be as set forth in the By-Laws. ARTICLE VIII - AMENDMENTS These articles may be amended in the manner provided by statute at the time of the amendment. ARTICLE IX - NAMES AND ADDRESSES The names and addresses of persons forming this corporation are: James L Kinnee, 1451 N. 49th. Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Warren F. Ludy, Route 11, Box 712D, West Allis, Wisconsin Sigmund Roszak, 1225 E. Burleigh Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Curtis N. Bohu, 1129 S. 11th. Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bernard C. Kuxba, 9430 W. Beloit Road, West Allis, Wisconsin Elmer E. Kemf,
524 North
90th. Street, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin BY-LAWS
ARTICLE 1 - BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1. The Board of Directors shall consist of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Field Captain, retiring President, Licensed Agent and three (3) regular members. The retiring President shall be a two (2) year member. 2. The Board of Directors shall control and manage the activities, policies and property of this corporation. 3. At any meeting of the Board of Directors, four (4) members of the Board shall constitute a quorum. 4. The Board of Directors shall act as the official membership committee of the corporation, conduct all interviews of new applicants and act upon such applications before submitting it to the membership for approval or disapproval. 5. All vacancies of the Board of Directors of any office shall be filled by appointment by the Board. 6. The Board of Directors shall meet at least once each month at a time and place fixed by the Board. 7. Any member of the Board of Directors being absent for more than three (3) scheduled meetings shall relinquish his or her position on the Board, subject to review by the Board. ARTICLE II - LICENSED AGENT 1.
The President
of the corporation; at the time the license is issued; shall be the
agent
of the corporation in whose name the license for an archery range
permit
from the City of New Berlin shall be issued. This member shall remain
the
agent of the corporation indefinitely, eventhough he or she may no
longer
be the President of the corporation, or is unable to 2. The agent of the corporation for the City of New Berlin shall have a permanent seat on the Board of Directors of the corporation. 3. Should the President of the corporation refuse or be unable, for any reason, to accept the position of agent of the corporation, the Board of Directors shall fill the vacant position by appointment according to Article I of the By-Laws, and this appointee shall continue in the position according to the conditions stated above. ARTICLE III - ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE 1. The annual meeting of the corporation shall be held on the second (2nd) Sunday of January, in the afternoon, for the purpose of the election of officers. 2. At the regular annual meeting the membership shall elect a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and Field Captain. 3. At the annual meeting the membership shall elect three (3) Directors. 4.
All elected
officers shall serve for a period of one (1) year, or until they are
properly
relieved of office. The retiring President shall be a member of
the
Board of Directors for a ARTICLE IV - MEMBERSHIP 1. The methods and conditions upon which members shall be accepted, discharged or expelled shall be as follows: A. Applications may be accepted by any member of the corporation and forwarded to the Treasurer with a payment of the initiation fee plus $1.00 towards his or her dues. B. Applicants will be required to appear before the Board of Directors at the time and place designated by the Board for an interview. In case of hardship, the applicant may appear before any member of the Board designated by the President at a time and place convenient to both parties. C. Applicants will be placed on probation for not less than thirty (30) days. Additional probation may be extended by the action of the Board of Directors. During the probation period, applicants will be permitted to use and enjoy all the privileges and activities of the corporation except they shall have no voice or vote. D. At the Board of Directors meeting following the interview, the said applicant will be reviewed and upon acceptance will be presented to the Club favorably. E.
Should the
applicant be refused membership or the applicant withdraws his or her
application
before acceptance by the corporation at regular or special meetings,
all
fees F.
Junior membership
shall be granted to anyone under eighteen (18) years and after reaching
the twelfth (12th) year after complying with all the requirements for
an
adult
1. In
order for a Junior applicant of a non-member to be accepted, the Parent
or Guardian must be aware of the Clubs limits of liability and sign a
release
holding the Ojibwa Bowhunters faultless in the event said Junior is
injured
on
G. Honorary membership may be granted to any worthy person after
acceptance
by the Board of Directors and approval of the
corporation.
Honorary members shall be H. Military Leave of Absence shall be granted to all members in good standing, who are called into or enlist in the military service. No dues will be assessed.
I. Upon acceptance of application for membership by the Board of
Directors, the applicant shall be presented to the corporation at any
regular
or special meetings. A J. New applicants must pay the balance of their dues when accepted by the membership. K. Members brought before the corporation for disciplinary action to be discharged or expelled shall require a seventy-five percent (75%) majority of the vote of members present at any regular or special meetings. L. All voting under this Article shall be by a secret ballot. M. To allow adult members attending school full-time, a yearly membership fee is $15.00. 1. Qualifications for full-time students are all High School students. 2. Qualifications for full-time College students are students carrying ten (10) credits minimum. N. Membership shall be closed upon attaining one hundred (100) adult, paid memberships. 1. Upon becoming of age, Junior members will automatically be offered adult membership, eventhough, it exceeds the membership limitation. 2. As Junior members attain adult membership, thereby exceeding the membership limitation, provision must be made to allow the Club to grow from without. Therefore, as any adult members drop out of the Club, a like amount may be accepted into the Club the following year, eventhough, it exceeds the membership limitations. O. Associate Membership 1. Former member must petition the Board of Directors for membership. 2. Membership fees shall be initially $7.00. 3. Associate members will receive the Club newsletter, and be eligible only for game awards for kills in the State of Wisconsin. He or she is not eligible for the big game trophy. 4. Associate members will be invited to attend all the Club functions and allowed to shoot the range. He or she will not receive a key to the range. 5. In the final analysis, it will be at the Board of Directions discretion to determine who is eligible for membership as an Associate member and will be then recommended to the Club for membership. 6. It is recommended that only former members who have made a meaningful contribution to the Club, will be considered for membership. 7. Associate members are not eligible for awards at Club shoots. ARTICLE V - FISCAL YEAR The fiscal year of the corporation shall begin when newly elected officers assume office. ARTICLE VI - BOND REDEMPTION Outstanding debenture bonds shall be redeemed by the corporation after the land is paid for and before additional improvements are made, other than the initial installations authorized and when funds are available for such purpose. ARTICLE VII - FEES AND DUES 1.
All fees and
dues become due and payable on January 1st of each year. However,
there shall be a thirty (30) day grace period for members in good
standing
to pay a minimum of $10.00 towards their dues, during which time
members
will be given all the privileges of the corporation. Delinquent
members
on February 1st of each year shall forfeit their membership in Ojibwa
Bowhunters.
Members who made partial payment towards their dues will be granted
2. New applicants must pay all fees and dues for the current year before they will be permitted a voice or vote in the corporation. 3. The Treasurer shall inform all members prior to January 1st of each year that their dues are payable by first class mail and this shall be their sufficient notice. 4. Delinquent members on April 1st. of each year shall be dropped from the rolls of the corporation, forfeit all fees and dues paid, and shall be notified by mail, that they are no longer members of Ojibwa Bowhunters. 5. Single adult membership dues shall be $100.00 per year. 6. Family membership dues shall be $125.00 per year. 7. Student membership dues shall be $15.00 per year. 8. Junior membership dues shall be $5.00 per year. 9.
Pro-ration
of dues the first year of membership shall be at the rate of $6.00 per
month for a single membership and $8.00 per month for a family
membership
for the balance of the year 10. An initiation fee of $50.00 shall accompany all adult membership applications. 11. Tournaments fees shall be fixed by the Board of Directors, when necessary. 12. Members applying for a leave of absence shall be assessed $1.00 per member per year, payable in advance with written request for leave of absence, stating the reason for such a request, addressed to the Board of Directors. The Board shall act on all requests and their decision shall be final. Leave of absence shall be granted for one (1) year at a time. ARTICLE VIII - AFFILIATIONS 1. Active membership shall be maintained in the County Conservation Alliance. The corporation shall be represented at all their meetings. 2. All members of Ojibwa Bowhunters must be a Wisconsin Bowhunters member. A minimum of one person per membership. 3. The Ojibwa Bowhunters of Milwaukee, Inc. shall buy a membership in Wisconsin Bowhunters. ARTICLE IX - COMMITTEES 1. The President shall appoint the following committees: A. Constitution. B. Range - Field Captain Chairman, plus three (3) additional members. C. Publicity. D. Conservation - Three (3) members to attend the County Conservation Alliance meetings. E. Entertainment - Three (3) members, this committee will arrange all parties and entertainment at the range. F. Beer and Soda - Three (3) members. G. Indoor Tournaments - Two (2) members H. Food - For all Invitational and League Shoots. I. Carp Shoot - Three (3) members. J. Additional committees may also be appointed at the discretion of the President. ARTICLE X - RANGES 1. Ojibwa Bowhunters shall under the following conditions, set and maintain the following shooting courses for use of it’s members and quest. A. Conditions 1. As consistent with the Club name, “The Ojibwa Bowhunters of Milwaukee, Inc.” All targets will be within bowhunting ranges of zero (0) yards to a maximum of sixty (60) yards. 2. Any and all courses shall have “unmarked” and “unknown” target distances. 3. All target faces shall be animal targets with non-descript “bullseyes”. B. Courses 1. A twenty-eight (28) station roving field range. 2. A twenty-eight (28) station big game range, which consists of animal targets suitable for broadhead arrows. ARTICLE XI - EQUIPMENT 1. The following equipment CANNOT be used on the Ojibwa grounds and courses: A. Range Finders and Range Finding Sights. B. Telescopic Sights. C. Lazer Beam Sights. D. Cross Bows. 2. Ojibwa members shall be restricted to the use of the following equipment on the Ojibwa grounds and courses: A. Equipment must be legal for hunting big game in Wisconsin. B. Attachments allowed on the bow. 1. Arrow Rest (Shelf or Window Mount). 2. One Stabilizer or Target Style Stabilizer. 3. Clicker. 4. Bow Sling. 5. Arrow Quiver and Arrows. 6. Camo Limb Covers. 7. Tip Protector. 8. Arrow Holder. 9. Bow Saddle. 10. Sights will be allowed on the OJIBWA Range. ARTICLE XIII - TOURNAMENTS 1. Ojibwa Bowhunters shall hold a tournament shoot once each month, beginning with the months of April through August, inclusive. A. The tournaments shall be held on the FIRST SUNDAY of each month, however, when conflicting dates occur, members shall be notified of that change. B. Monthly tournament rules and regulations: 1. Shooting Hours - 9:00 am to 6:30pm. 2. Tournament scorecards must be turned in before 6:30pm to qualify for the shoot. 3. This shall be a handicap shoot: a. An average score of three hundred (300) shall be used as the basic score for figuring out the handicaps. b. Handicaps, for archers, whose average is less than three hundred (300), shall be figured out at ninety percent (90%) of the difference between the archers average score and three hundred (300). c. Archers whose average is greater than three hundred (300) shall have a minus handicap of the difference between the archers average score and three hundred (300). 4. Averages shall be carried from one (1) year to the next. 5. Women will compete separately from the men. Sight Shooters will compete separately from Instinctive Shooters, but on the same handicap basis. Junior members may shoot with adults. 6. Contestants must write their name, date and the “word” TOURNAMENT on their score card to qualify. 7. Tournaments must be shot with at least one (1) other adult member, excluding the contestants own family. 8. No member shall be allowed a practice round on any range on the day of the shoot. The first twenty-eight (28) targets shot on tournament days shall be used as the tournament score.
9. Tournament
make up shoots shall only be allowed to members obligated to temporary
military duty, on the day of a monthly tournament shoot and shall be
made
up within two (2) weeks of this or her return from duty. The Field
Captain 10. Allow all members who work on a Sunday Club Shoot a chance to make up the shoot by the following Friday accompanied by another member. The Field Captain must be notified of shooters intentions prior to the Club Shoot. 2. Ojibwa Bowhunters will shoot Indoors during winter months at a place available for such shoots. A.
Rules for
indoor shooting shall be the same as outdoor rules, except that a basic
score of two hundred (200) for fourteen (14) targets shall be used for
figuring the B. The last shoot of the month shall be designated as a tournament night. C. A fee for this shoot shall be paid by members at each shoot attended. The fee to be decided upon by the Board of Directors. 3. Ojibwa Bowhunters shall hold a Carp Shoot each year at a place designate by the Carp Committee. The rules and regulations for equipment shall prevail at this shoot. Additional carp shooting rules will be enacted by the Carp Committee. 4. Other tournaments or shoots may be ordered by action of the Board of Directors. 5. The weather will not postpone any tournaments or shoots at Ojibwa. ARTICLE XIV - AWARDS 1. Outdoor Tournament awards will be given to Men, Women, Juniors (Boys and Girls) and Cadets for the following: A. Handicap winners for each of the five (5) monthly shoots will receive a medal. B. Club championship trophies shall be awarded in each class for the highest average of the archers actual scores shot for the current year. C. Members must participate in four (4) of the five (5) tournament shoots to be eligible for the Championship award. 2. Indoor Tournament awards will be given to Men, Women, Juniors (Boys and Girls) and Cadets for the following: A. Handicap winners for each month will receive a medal. B. Shooters must make two (2) out of three (3) club shoots to be eligible for the Championship trophy. C. Trophies will be awarded on a scratch score basis. 3. Carp Shoot Award - The winner with the largest carp (by weight) will receive a traveling trophy plus a medal. 4. Big Game Awards A. Deer 1. The member of Ojibwa Bowhunters getting the largest deer (by weight) will be awarded a trophy and a medal. Proof of kill and certified weight slip must be presented to the Secretary. 2. All members of Ojibwa Bowhunters will receive a deer medal for kills during the deer season. The kills must be in Wisconsin only. B. Bear - Shall be the same as the deer awards except they shall say “”Bear”. C. Wolf - All members who make a verified wolf kill will receive a “Wolf” medal. D. Turkey - All members who make a verified turkey kill will receive a “Turkey” medal. 5. Annual Bill Pugh Memorial Award. A. A traveling plaque shall be awarded to the outstanding member of each year. The Board of Directors shall choose the recipient. B. The recipient shall also receive a sterling silver Indian Head lapel pin with the year received attached at the bottom of the pin. ARTICLE XV - CONDUCT 1. Practice butts will be provided for that use. There will be no standing at one (1) target for practice. 2. Members
assigned
butts for upkeep will not be permitted to cut any brush between the
shooting
stakes and the target. This will be done by the Field Captain.
Upkeep
of the butts 3. All target faces pulled off with arrows will be replaced on the butt before leaving the target. 4. There will be no fires except at the barbecue pits. The burning of leaves and refuse will be limited to one (1) day under supervision of the Officers and only when the Club has a burning permit. This must be strictly adhered to. 5. Parking will be restricted to the designated areas. 6. Food will be provided only at the League and Invitational Shoots. 7. Club meetings will be held each month in Milwaukee at a time and place designated. Members will be notified by the newsletter of this. 8. Any member of Ojibwa Bowhunters who violates the local laws governing the use of intoxicating beverages on the Ojibwa range will be expelled from the Club. 9. The discharge of firearms will not be permitted by any members of the Ojibwa Bowhunters, on the Ojibwa range. The range is closed to all hunting. 10. All dogs must be leashed and under control at all time during the following: A. All Night Shoots. B. All Invitational Shoots and Club Shoots (at which times will be determined by the committees). C. All children must stay away from leashed dogs at all times. 11. All dogs not leashed at other times must be under the control of the owner. All problems concerning the dogs will be dealt with on a personal basis. A. If said problem is not taken care of, a three (3) man team consisting of the President, Field Captain and the Grounds Chairman will deal with the issue. B. If said problem is not solved, the owner will appear before the Board of Directors. 12. Misconduct and/or violation of the rules and regulations of the Ojibwa range will be cause to expel members from the corporation. 13. Members expelled and/or discharged from the corporation for cause shall forfeit all right, privileges, fees and dues paid. 14.
Members expelled
and/or discharged shall be by corporation action. A seventy-five
percent (75%) majority of the membership present at any regular or
special
meeting, at which a quorum is present is required for this purpose.
ARTICLE XVI - AMENDMENTS 1. Article X - Ranges, and Paragraph 1 of Article XVI - Amendments; Amendments of the By-Laws may be amended by a ninety-five percent (95%) majority vote of those present at any regular or special meeting called for that purpose, at which a quorum is present and ten (10) days notice of such a meeting has been given duly announcing the proposed Amendments. 2.
All Articles
of the By-Laws, except “Article X - Ranges, Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 1
of Article XVI - Amendments” may be amended by a seventy-five percent
(75%)
majority of bylaws
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