Birdman
08-03-2004, 02:53 PM
Different means of joining the LKS:
A. Class A, Member Clubs
B. Class B, Junior Member Clubs
C. Class C, State Member Associations
D. Class D, Sustaining Members
E. Class E, Non-Voting Clubs
F. Class F, Associate Members
G. Class G, Life Members
H. Class H, Family Members
Class A, "Member Clubs" Are those organized groups of sportsmen and wildlife conservationists, such as clubs, societies, and associationx, of a local character consisting primarily of adults, twenty-five (25) or more in number, including associate members, hereinafter sometimes referred to as "Local Units"
Class B, "Junior Member Clubs" are those organized groups of persons, local in character, consisting primarily of boys and/or girls eighteen years of age and under, twenty-five (25) or more in number, hereinafter sometimes refered to as "Local Units"
Class C, State Member Associations" are those groups of sportsmen and wildlife conservationists organized of a state-wide basis hereinafter referred to as "State Units"
Class D, "Sustaining Members" are those persons who shall annually contribute a mimimum amount as determined by the Board of Directors to the Corporation, They may or may not be members of Local or State Units.
Class E, "Non-Voting Clubs" are those clubs with fewer than twenty-five (25) members who may not send voting delegates to the annual meeting.
Class G, "Life Members" are those people who contribute a one-time fee as determined by the Board of Directors. Those people shall be entitled to a voice in any of the annual meetings but shall not have the right to vote unless otherwise qualified. Those persons shall receive at no charge for the remainder of their natural lives the publication, KENTUCKY AFIELD, THE MAGAZINE, providing it is available. Those persons shall also be entitled to other privileges as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors.
Class H, "Family Members" are all the members of a family, living at one address, who annually contribute an amount and receive benefits as determined by the Board of Directors.
Anyone wishing to join the LKS may contact Helen or Phil Mc Faddin at 859-276-3518 or by mail: PO Box 8527, Lexington Ky. 40533 or by E-mail: loks@gte.net. Or contact myself (Ronnie Wells) or one of our directors. Names and numbers are post on this site and on the League of Kentucky Sportmens web site.
Ronnie Wells: President of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen
A. Class A, Member Clubs
B. Class B, Junior Member Clubs
C. Class C, State Member Associations
D. Class D, Sustaining Members
E. Class E, Non-Voting Clubs
F. Class F, Associate Members
G. Class G, Life Members
H. Class H, Family Members
Class A, "Member Clubs" Are those organized groups of sportsmen and wildlife conservationists, such as clubs, societies, and associationx, of a local character consisting primarily of adults, twenty-five (25) or more in number, including associate members, hereinafter sometimes referred to as "Local Units"
Class B, "Junior Member Clubs" are those organized groups of persons, local in character, consisting primarily of boys and/or girls eighteen years of age and under, twenty-five (25) or more in number, hereinafter sometimes refered to as "Local Units"
Class C, State Member Associations" are those groups of sportsmen and wildlife conservationists organized of a state-wide basis hereinafter referred to as "State Units"
Class D, "Sustaining Members" are those persons who shall annually contribute a mimimum amount as determined by the Board of Directors to the Corporation, They may or may not be members of Local or State Units.
Class E, "Non-Voting Clubs" are those clubs with fewer than twenty-five (25) members who may not send voting delegates to the annual meeting.
Class G, "Life Members" are those people who contribute a one-time fee as determined by the Board of Directors. Those people shall be entitled to a voice in any of the annual meetings but shall not have the right to vote unless otherwise qualified. Those persons shall receive at no charge for the remainder of their natural lives the publication, KENTUCKY AFIELD, THE MAGAZINE, providing it is available. Those persons shall also be entitled to other privileges as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors.
Class H, "Family Members" are all the members of a family, living at one address, who annually contribute an amount and receive benefits as determined by the Board of Directors.
Anyone wishing to join the LKS may contact Helen or Phil Mc Faddin at 859-276-3518 or by mail: PO Box 8527, Lexington Ky. 40533 or by E-mail: loks@gte.net. Or contact myself (Ronnie Wells) or one of our directors. Names and numbers are post on this site and on the League of Kentucky Sportmens web site.
Ronnie Wells: President of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen