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GROUNDSIn 1986, the Board made the decision to do away with the rotation of the Nationals for the next six (6) years, 1987-1992.The Nationals were moved to Blue Mountain Wildlife Management Area near Booneville, Arkansas.The Blue Mountain Wildlife Management Area, near Booneville, AR, has been reserved for the next five (5) years,(1992 being the first of the five years) with an option for five additional years. The annual dates to start the Mondaybefore Thanksgiving and run to conclusion (slightly more than two (2) weeks). (1991)The grounds name has been changed to the J. Perry Mikles Blue Mountain Wildlife Demonstration Area. (1992)DUTIES OF THE GROUNDS COMMITTEE1. The Grounds Committee is charged with determining how to improve the grounds at the above location andinforming the Board, by written communication, regarding the improvements being made in the middle of the year.2. Each Chairman shall keep a file of the activities of the year to pass on to the next succeeding chairman. Thefile shall be handed to the President at the Nationals to be passed to the next appointee. If such a file is not received,check with the last chairman. If no file is available, start one.3. Submit a report of activities and recommendations to the Agenda Chairman in advance of the annual BoardMeeting. This must be done far enough in advance so the Agenda Chairman can have the agenda in the hands of theDirectors six (6) weeks prior to the annual meeting. (1992)4. The Grounds Chairman should check into the possibility of other grounds. (1992)5. The President must sign a new contract for J. Perry Mikles Blue Mountain Wildlife Demonstration Areaevery year to keep up our two year lease. (1996)82
GUIDELINES FOR NATIONALS SPENDINGMARSHAL: The course marshal is paid for his or her horse. (1995)REPORTERS: Reporters shall be paid the same as judges with the addition of the sum of $250 for their report.(2007) Reporters are to be paid for their horse and provided lunch. They also will be paid for their lodging andtravel expenses on the days they ride as the official reporter. (1995) (2007)JUDGE: Both field and show judges should be paid travel expense to and from the trial. It has always beenthe judge's decision as to method of travel with the club picking up air fare or if they drove giving them the optionof reimbursement of actual expense (gas, lodging, meals) or mileage (last set price at $.25/mile). Some show judgesset a flat rate that covers travel as well as the fee. Limits probably should not be set here if we are to have qualitypeople; it must be left to the discretion, judgment and/or common sense of the Officer in charge of securing thesepeople. The wives should be included in all cases EXCEPT for travel on a public carrier (airline). Expensesnormally are from the day before the start to the morning following completion of their assignment. Occasionally ajudge will stay over an extra day, but they will, as a rule, pick up that on their own, but not make a big deal out of itif they didn't.STAKES MANAGER, FIELD TRIAL SECRETARY, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT,AND FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT:These all fall into the same category -- They should be left to the various individuals for reimbursement. In the pastthey have all been reimbursed for out of pocket expenses if they have requested it. Printing, postage, telephone arethe basic expenses these remarks mean, no personal expenses. Depending on where the trial is, there's liable to besome unusual expenses on site, for example, gas for the people wagon, maybe supplies to repair it, corral repairs,pump repairs, etc.APPROVALS: The 1st Vice President must approve all expenses submitted and may bring them to theattention of the President before payment by the Treasurer.ANNUAL BUDGET: The 1st Vice President and the 3rd Vice President and 4th Vice President shall submit anannual budget to the Board for consideration and approval at the annual meeting for the next annual event.83
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AMERICANBRITTANY CLUBPOLICYNOTEBOOK
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REVISED EDITION 2013Originally Publ
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Section 6 ClassicsDuties of Classic
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THE AMERICAN BRITTANY CLUB, INC.MIS
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AMERICAN BRITTANY CLUB, INC CONSTIT
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Application for permission to affil
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h. Executive Secretary: In the even
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Section 2: Vote:a. Within thirty (3
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11. Use spay/neuter agreements and/
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E. Responsible persons who are not
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ABC REGIONS AND REGIONAL CLUBSEast
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MEMBERS-AT-LARGEMembers-at-large ar
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Before the trial: Send the request
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WHAT TO SEND TO ABC EXECUTIVE SECRE
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HOW TO RUN A SPECIALTY SHOWSEND TO
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ABC POLICY FOR REGIONAL FIELD TRIAL
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DUTIES OF THE NATIONAL DATES CHAIRM
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Page 107 and 108: AMERICAN BRITTANY CLUB FUTURITYAll
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INSURANCE COVERAGEAt the present ti
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DELEGATE TO THE ASSOCIATION OF AKC
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AMERICAN BRITTANY RESCUEThe informa
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REQUEST FOR PARENT APPROVALAMERICAN
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FINANCE COMMITTEEIn 2012 the Board
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