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Show (FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE ON THE 6TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1968, AND AMENDED ON THE 6TH DAY OF JAN. 1969.) j1J'I,E!WED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF INTERr'lOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION The undersigned corporation and the undersigned principal officers do hereby certify that at a meeting of the members of the corporation held on the 5th day of November, 1967, at which meeting the Amended Articles of Incorporation set forth t1ereinafter were adopted. A quorum \Vas present and the Amended Articles received at least two-thirds of the votes bJ' the <T,e:cbers present at such i",eeting or represEnted by proxy, said Mlended Articles being as follows: I. NAi·1E The name of this corpofation sna1TT:e: INTERMOUNTAIN -SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION (a) This corporation shall exist for social, educational~ recreational end civic purposes and for the purpose of advancing the professional standing of its members; and, in particular: (l) To promote harmonious cooperation, gOOdwlll and co~radeship among ski instructors; (2) To continually develop and improve ski teaching technique, safe and suitable to varying snow conditions, through frequent 8eetings of ski instructors; (3) To encourage skiers to go to ski schools to learn the afore~entioned technique and slope manners; (4) To prorr,ote and encourage corijpetent and uno; fan;1 ins trueti on throughout Int.ermountain Ski Instructors Association's jurisdiction; (5) To protect the public from incompetent ski instructors and from unethical methods; (6) To protect competent, certified instructors from unfair competition, to resist owner exploitation, and to make possible the development of a respected guild of expert teachers and skiers who can ~ake an honest liyir!g in a nationally recognized profession. (b) This corporation shall have power: (1) To do any act authoriZed or perrnitted t~y the provisions of as such section so provides; .(2) To do any act authorized or permitted to any non-profit corporation by any lay; of the Sti.!te now or hereafter in forte; foregoing: (3) Specificall)" and without in any manner limiting the generality of the (a) To bv'y or 1 ease p('operty (b) To enter into contracts (including part!1ership contracts) to buy stock~ to invest money, to receive gifts ar,d donati0ns t (c) Te- give eX·3mina'tfons to cetermine tr-:e c.o;",~et0nCj of ski in~ tructors, t,o establ~sh 2nd ~air1tain ~tand3rd5 of ski instructionJ and to issu~ cer'tific6~es arid 0t~er Avidenl~s of co~~etency to ski instrijctGrS ~laJ.ir:0d by it; and Articles of Incorporation Page 2 (d) Te do any other act, autho"'ized or per:nitted by law, necessary or convenient for the advancement of the several objects and purposes of this corporation. Ill. -P-R-O-H-I-B-ll-lO-N--A-G-A-I"N ST SHARING CORPORATE U\RNINGS No mernbet·, Trustee, Officer of, or member of a cOlllrnittee of or any person connected v~ith the corporation or any other private individual shall receive at any time any of the net earnings or pecuniary profits from the operations of the corporation, pr-ovided, that this shan not prevent the payment to any such person of such reasonable compensation for services l"endered to or for the corporation in effecting any of its put'poses as shall be fixed by the Governing Soard nor the !'eimbursement to any such person of actual expenses incurred on behalf of the corporation; and no such person or persons shall be entitled to share in the distribution of ahy-of the corporate assets upon the dissolution of the corporation. All members of the corporation shall be deemed to have expressly consented and agreed that upon such dissolution or \'iinding up of the affairs of the corporation I-Ihether volunta!'y or unvolLintary the assets of the corporation, after all debts have been satisfied, then remaining in the hands of the Gover'ning Board shall be distributed, transfert'ed, conveyed, delivered and paid over, in such amounts as the Goveming Boar'd may detel'mine or as may be determined by a court of co!npetent jurisdiction upon application of the Governing Goard, exclusively to charitable, religious" scientific') literar'Y, eleemosynary or educationa.l associations, which would then qualify unde.' the provisions of Section SOl (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and its regulations as they now exist or as they may hereinafter -be amended. IV. PRINCIPAL OFFICES The principal office for the transaction of the business of this corporation shall be located in the County of Salt Lake, State of Utah; but the Goven;ing Boud may establish branch offices In such other counties in the State of Utah, or elsewhere, as it may deem necessary or conveni ent .. V. TRUSTEES --------- (a) The following persons aj'e hereby designated as Trustees of this corporation until their successors shall be selected: 1. Woody Anderson, P. O. Box 637, Park City, Utah 84060 2. Bob Bybee, 1430 Antares, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 3. Kirby Dawson, 1497 Riviera Drive, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 4. E.Glenn Evans, 546 South 11th Ave.~ Pocatello, Idaho 83201 5. John Harrington, Sox TT~ .Jackson, Wyoming 83002 6. Hilliam Haskins, c/o Gen.eral Delivery, Jackson, ~~yoming 8.3002 7. Eugene Huber, 671 East 9620 South, Sandy, Utah 84070 8. Phil Jones, Park City. Utah 84060 ~ 9. Keith Lange, 4734 Annabow Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah 841f7 10. Lou Lorenz, 2010 .. lest North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 (President) 11. Max Lundberg, cfo Alta Peruvian Lodge, Alta, Utah 34070 (Treasurer) 12. Dave Parkinson, 3823 Villa Drive. Salt Lake City, Utah B4109 13. Don Rhinehart, ? O. Box 305, Ketchum, Idaho 83340 (Vice PrEsident) 14. ,Jack E. Simpson~ 1-Jarrn Spt~ings R2nch lnnl Ketchum, Id~.!.ho 83340 15. 60b Zeigler, 3135 North 575 East, North Ogden, 11tah 34404 (b) Fifteen (15) pe~~sons shall cunstitute the initial (>v • .:r-ning Doal"d. F'ifteen (15) !T!ei"!:bers elE::cted bS the geneTal r-,e.i1befs.hip l;ho")1 CCinst;t 1>= ',~ne gc'.'crn)r.g board. This number shall not be increased or d2Cl22S2d eXCEpt by '-.10 e of the gcn0Tai l;lC:inbership. o Articles of Incorporation Page 3 VI. MEMBERSHIP (a) This corporation shall have such classes of members, and each class of members shall have such qualifications, voting and other rights and privileges as may from time to time be presuibed by tile Gy-Laws of this corporation. (b) No member of this corporation shall be liable for any assessment or for any of the debts or obl igations of the corporation but the ~.g..~~,~4tY, from time to time, ~scribe, d~,~.L.:.?l..Qu.~s to be collected fr'orn anyone or more c1asses of members, urt.ier SUCf'C.j;.Qn.~jllons_ as the Boa.!:!i,.JI~ffi&4·gnlr'te, and the Board may, 1 i kewise, impose charge$for the rer1<det::-lng-otan,Y service to any member. (c) The members of I.S.I .. ~. shall adhere to the fol1o~",ing Code of Ethics: A member: 1. Adheres to the principles and purposes of !'S.1.A. 2. Realizes that his prime obligation is to the skiing public and to the students ~iho pay for his best ski teaching efforts 3. Seeks constantly to maintain and improve his competence through tIle program of educational advance"!ent offered by !'S.I.A.; 4. Directs his students in practices and procedut'es that will be of the utmost benefit to the student rather than those which might be merely expedi ent; . 5. Adopts demonstrable, positive improvements in the profession of ski instruction, decides after mature reflection and trial those which do serve to upgrade skiing and ski instruction. 6. Always deports himself in a manner which will be a credit to his profession and his associates; 7. Adopts with enthusiasm the high standards of the profession and responsibilities placed upon him by the Code and requirements of the I.S.I.A. and is fully aware that intentional deviation from this Code of internal discipline could result in a loss of his I.S.I.A. credentials and rating and expUlsion from membership in the organization. Hembers in violation of this Code shall be dealt .vJ1th by the Ethics Committee and referred to the Governing Boai'd for consideration and discipline should the case warrant such action as provi ded in the By-La~!s. VI I. BY-LAWS The Governing Board shall have pO~ier to adopt, and from time to time amend, suitable By-Laws for this corporation; provided that no By-Law shall be adopted or amended except by the vote of a simple majority of the Trustees. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, WE~ the undersigned, have hereunto set our hands, this 5th day of November, 1967. jNTE5PurnAI~I INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION ~~L~ LOU LOW'a Its Pl-es i dent RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED: By the Governing Board of the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association that the Articles of Incorporation of the corporation be amended to read as follows and it is directed that said Amendments be submitted to a meeting of the members and it is further directed that notice of such amendments or a summary of the changed to be effected thereby be given each member in writing not less than ten days before the date set for the meeting. Said Amended Articles after adoption shall read as follows: (FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE ON THE 6TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1968, AND AMENDED ON THE 6TH DAY OF JAN. 1969.) AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION The undersigned corporation and the undersigned principal officers do hereby certify that at a meeting of the members of the corporation held on the 5th day of November, 1967, at which meeting the Amended Articles of Incorporation set forth hereinafter were adopted. A quorum was present and the Amended Articles received at least two-thirds of the votes by the members present at such meeting or represented by proxy, said Amended Articles being as follows: 1. NAME The name of this corporation shaTTl3"e: INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION II. PURPOSES AND POWERS (a) This corporation shall exist for social, educational, recreational and civic purposes and for the purpose of advancing the professional standing of its members; and, in particular: (1) To promote harmonious cooperation, goodwill and comradeship among ski instructors; (2) To continually develop and improve ski teaching technique, safe and suitable to varying snow conditions, through frequent meetings of ski instructors; (3) To encourage skiers to go to ski schools to learn the aforementioned technique and slope manners; (4) To promote and encourage competent and uniform instruction throughout Intermountain Ski Instructors Association's jurisdiction; (5) To protect the public from incompetent ski instructors and from unethical methods; (6) To protect competent, certified instructors from unfair competition, to resist owner exploitation, and to make possible the development of a respected guild of expert teachers and skiers who can make an honest living in a nationally recognized profession. (b) This corporation shall have power: (1) To do any act authorized or permitted by the provisions of as such section so provides; (2) To do any act authorized or permitted to any non-profit corporation by any law of the State now or hereafter in force; foregoing: ------- (3) Specifically, and without in any manner limiting the generality of the (a) To buy or lease property (b) To enter into contracts (including partnership contracts) to buy stock, to invest money, to receive gifts and donations, (c) To give examinations to determine the competency of ski instructors, to establish and maintain standards of ski instruction, and to issue certificates and other evidences of competency to ski instructors examined by it; and Articles of Incorporation Page 2 (d) To do any other act, authorized or permitted by law, necessary or convenient for the advancement of the several objects and purposes of this corporation. III. PROHIBITION AGAINST SHARING CORPORATE EARNINGS No member, Trustee, Officer of, or member of a committee of or any person connected with the corporation or any other private individual shall receive at any time any of the net earnings or pecuniary profits from the operations of the corporation, provided, that this shall not prevent the payment to any such person of such reasonable compensation for services rendered to or for the corporation in effecting any of its purposes as shall be fixed by the Governing Board nor the reimbursement to any such person of actual expenses incurred on behalf of the corporation; and no such person or persons shall be entitled to share in the distribution of any of the corporate assets upon the dissolution of the corporation. All members of the corporation shall be deemed to have expressly consented and agreed that upon such dissolution or winding up of the affairs of the corporation whether voluntary or unvoluntary the assets of the corporation, after all debts have been satisfied, then remaining in the hands of the Governing Board shall be distributed, transferred, conveyed, delivered and paid over, in such amounts as the Governing Board may determine or as may be determined by a court of competent jurisdiction upon application of the Governing Board, exclusively to charitable, religious, scientific, literary, eleemosynary or educational associations, which would then qualify under the provisions of Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and its regulations as they now exist or as they may hereinafter be amended. IV. PRINCIPAL OFFICES The principal office for the transaction of the business of this corporation shall be located in the County of Salt Lake, State of Utah; but the Governing Board may establish branch offices in such other counties in the State of Utah, or elsewhere, as it may deem necessary or convenient. V. TRUSTEES (a) The following persons are hereby designated as Trustees of this corporation until their successors shall be selected: 1. Woody Anderson, P. O. Box 637, Park City, Utah 84060 2. Bob Bybee, 1430 Antares, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 3. Kirby Dawson, 1497 Riviera Drive, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 4. E.Glenn Evans, 546 South 11th Ave., Pocatello, Idaho 83201 5. John Harrington, Box TT, Jackson, Wyoming 83002 6. William Haskins, c/o General Delivery, Jackson, Wyoming 83002 7. Eugene Huber, 671 East 9620 South, Sandy, Utah 84070 8. Phil Jones, Park City, Utah 84060 9. Keith Lange, 4784 Annabow Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 10. Lou Lorenz, 2010 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 (President) 11. Max Lundberg, c/o Alta Peruvian Lodge, Alta, Utah 84070 (Treasurer) 12. Dave Parkinson, 3823 Villa Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 13. Don Rhinehart, P. O. Box 305, Ketchum, Idaho 83340 (Vice President) 14. Jack E. Simpson, Warm Springs Ranch Inn, Ketchum, Idaho 83340 15. Bob Zeigler, 3135 North 575 East, North Ogden, Utah 84404 (b) Fifteen (15) persons shall constitute the initial governing board. (15) members elected by the general membership shall constitute the governing This number shall not be increased or decreased except by vote of the general ship. Fifteen board. member- Articles of Incorporation Page 3 VI. MEMBERSHIP (a) This corporation shall have such classes of members, and each class of members shall have such qualifications, voting and other rights and privileges as may from time to time be prescribed by the By-Laws of this corporation. (b) No member of this corporation shall be liable for any assessment or for any of the debts or obligations of the corporation but the Governing Board, may, from time to time, prescribe annual dues to be collected from anyone or more classes of members, under such conditions as the Board may designate, and the Board may, likewise, impose charges for the rendering of any service to any member. (c) The members of I.S.I.A. shall adhere to the following Code of Ethics: A member: 1. Adheres to the principles and purposes of I.S.I.A. 2. Realizes that his prime obligation is to the skiing public and to the students who pay for his best ski teaching efforts 3. Seeks constantly to maintain and improve his competence through the program of educational advancement offered by I.S.I.A.; 4. Directs his students in practices and procedures that will be of the utmost benefit to the student rather than those which might be merely expedient; 5. Adopts demonstrable, positive improvements in the profession of ski instruction, decides after mature reflection and trial those which -db-ser-ve to upgrade skiing and ski instruction. 6. Always deports himself in a manner which will be a credit to his profession and his associates; 7. Adopts with enthusiasm the high standards of the profession and responsibilities placed upon him by the Code and requirements of the I.S.I.A. and is fully aware that intentional deviation from this Code of internal discipline could result in a loss of his I.S.I.A. credentials and rating and expulsion from membership in the organization. Members in violation of this Code shall be dealt with by the Ethics Committee and referred to the Governing Board for consideration and discipline should the case warrant such action as provided in the By~Laws. VI I. BY-LAWS The Governing Board shall have power to adopt, and from time to time amend, suitable By-Laws for this corporation; provided that no By-Law shall be adopted or amended except by the vote of a simple majority of the Trustees. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, WE, the undersigned, have hereunto set our hands, this 5th day of November, 1967. INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION BYLAWS OF CENTRAL SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION, INC. ARTICLE I - NAME The name of this organization shall be the Central Ski Instructors Association, Inc., hereinafter referred to as "CSIA." ARTICLE II - PURPOSE The purpose of this organization shall be as stated in the Articles of Incorporation of the CSIA. ARTICLE III - MEMBERSHIP Section 1. Definition. (a) Ski instructors: The term "ski instructor" is defined as one who teaches skiing primarily for remuneration, or one who coaches, guides, supervises, directs or otherwise has any connection with skiing classes, tours or trips for which a fee is charged. Certification "Full or Associate" shall be open only to persons who are a minimum of 18 years. Persons can become "Regis tered" upon reaching 16 years of age. (b) Geographic regions: All ski instructors who teach or otherwise work within the geographic region encompassed by the CSIA, or such other area as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors of this corporation, are eligible for membership, provided that they meet the requirements herein established. (c) Establishment and Administration of Certification Requirements: The Board of Directors shall establish the certification requirements for the various classifications of membership. Such shall be under the administration of the Certification Vice President. Any person who subscribes to the Code of Ethics hereinafter set forth and whom the Certification Vice President declares to have fulfilled the certification requirements shall be eligible for membership in this corporation. (d) Year: Year, when used herein, shall mean a fiscal year ending June 30 in each year. Section 2. Voting Members. (a) Full Certified Instructors: A certified instructor in good standing is entitled to one vote. (b) Associate Certified Instructors: An associate certified instructor in good standing is entitled to one vote. -1- Section 3. Non-voting Members. The following categories of membership shall have all the rights of membership, except the right to vote and to hold office. (a) Registered Instructors: To attain the status of registered instructor, a person must be sixteen years of age, attend or have attended a sanctioned precourse, or its equivalent, or must be recommended for such status by a Ski School Director who is certified. (b) Alumni: A CSIA voting member who has been actively teaching for at least ten years and who wishes to discontinue teaching but desires to remain affiliated with the CSIA may request status as an alumnus by application to the Board of Directors. Such alumni may, but is not required to, attend the annual clinics and all other functions of the CSIA, and shall be mailed all correspondence and literature sent to the membership. An alumni may be reinstated as full or associate if application is made within two (2) years, after such time he must take and pass a certification examination whether it be full or associate. (c) Inactive Instructors: A full certified or associate instructor in good standing who wishes to become temporarily inactive in teaching, but remain affiliated withCSIA, may request status as an inactive instructor by application to the Board of Directors. An instructor may be granted such status for a period not to exceed two years, and this status, once granted, may be renewed in the sole discretion of the Board of Directors. An application for renewal shall be given the same consideration by the Board as the original application for inactive status. While on inactive status, clinic requirements are waived. (d) Honorary Member: The Board of Directors may, from time to time, select persons to be given this status. No dues shall be required of an honorary member, but all other fees shall apply. Section 4. Certification Requirements. (a) Examinations: Examinations for associate certified and certified ski instructors shall be established and conducted under the supervision of the Board of Directors. 1. Examinations for associate certified and certified instructor shall be given at such places as the Board of Directors may determine. Candidates for this examination must be recommended for such by their ski school head certifying a minimum of sixty hours of teaching, and they must be registered instructors. All candidates must have current American Red Cross First Aid Card before taking the examination. -2- (b) Maintaining Certification Status: Once an instructor has passed an examination for certified instructor, he shall not be required to retake the examination, provided that he remains active in the ski teaching profession, and spends a majority of his skiteaching time each year within the geographic region of the CSIA; maintains his teaching proficiency; attends an annual two-day clinic at least once every two years, or such substitute training program as the Board may from time to time authorize (if a clinic is attended in another division, certified evidence of attendance must be submitted before it will be considered by the Board of Directors); pays his annual dues; subscribes to the Code of Ethics set forth in Article XIV herein; and meets all other requirements set forth in these Bylaws. (c) Reciprocal Agreements: The CSIA recognizes the qualification and status of ski instructors presenting proper credentials from any division of the USSA or equivalent foreign certifying body, provided such organization also recognizes the qualification and status of CSIA instructors. 1. Ski instructors whose qualifications are accepted under the reciprocal agreement shall be granted membership and appropriate classification in the CSIA without examination, provided that other requirements for membership are satisified. 2. The Board of Directors may require ski instructors whose qualifications are unacceptable under reciprocal agreements to pass an examination before granting membership in the CSIA. In such cases the Board may waive examination fees. Section 5. Reinstatement of Status and/or Membership. (a) Membership shall terminate thirty (30) days following the mailing of formal notice of non-payment of dues or upon failure of fulfilling the requirements of Section 4 (b). A terminated member may be reinstated upon petitioning the Board of Directors and fulfilling the following requirements: 1. Give an acceptable explanation for his reinstatement. 2. Pay all present and back dues. (b) An instructor who has been terminated for more than two (2) years for any reason must satisfy the requirements of original certification. ARTICLE IV - DUES Sect:ion 1. The annual dues to be charged for the various categories of members shall be determined by the Board of Directors at the Spring Board meeting. Dues shall be payable on acceptance to membership of the CSIA and annually thereafter on or before October 1. -3- Section 2. Members whose dues are in arrears for three months, shall receive a formal notification from the Board or its appointed representative. If such dues are not paid within a period of thirty (30) days following the mailing of formal notice, the member shall be terminated and the notice of such action shall be made to the member and to the director of his ski school. ARTICLE V - REGIONS, SECTIONS AND AREA REPRESENTATIVES Section 1. Regions and Sections. For the purpose of electing Directors and allowing sectional meetings, the Board of Directors shall designate the boundaries of the various geographic regions and sections within the whole encompassed by this corporation. There shall be a West and East Region and three (3) sections in each region or a total of six (6) sections. ARTICLE VI - MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS Section 1. Annual Meetings. An Annual Meeting shall be held at a time and place determined by the Board. Notice of such meeting shall be mailed to each member not less than twenty (20) nor more than fifty (50) days in advance of said meeting. Section 2. Special meetings of the membership shall be called by a majority of the Board of Directors or the President at the time and place to be determined by the Board or the President, and notice of such meetings, stating the nature of business to be transacted, shall be sent to each member to arrive not less than twenty (20) nor more than fifty (50) days prior to the meeting date. Section 3. Business to be Conducted at Membership Meetings. The nature of business to be transacted or questions to be considered shall be limited to those specified in the notice of any regular or special meeting. Section 4. Membership Balloting by Mail. Matters to be voted upon by the membership, such as election of the members of the Board of Directors and such other business as the Board may deem in the best interest of the organization, can be submitted to membership by mail ballot. In such instances the business so submitted, with the exception of elections, shall be stated in such a nature as to permit a yes or no vote. Mail ballots so submitted must contain thereon a statement of the date at which said ballots will be counted. -4- Section 5. Quorums. (a) Qualified voters attending membership meetings, either general or sectional, shall constitute a quorum, provided that they number not less than ten (10) percent of the membership, or ten (10) members, whichever is greater. Such members must cast their ballots in person. Proxy votes will not be accepted. (b) Mail Ballots: For elections and transaction of business by mail, a majority of the ballots returned shall decide the issue. Section 6. Section Representatives. One section representative per section shall be elected for a one-year term by the vote of the membership within such section at an annual meeting, or in the case of a section not holding such meeting, he shall be appointed by the President upon recommendation of the two Board members of that section. Section representatives who are not Board members shall meet with the Board of Directors at regular and special Board meetings, but shall not have a vote as a Director. Their other duties include, but are not limited to, giving notice of sectional meetings; presiding over sectional meetings; appointing area representatives who shall maintain contact with the ski areas within their respective sections; and performing such other duties as the Board or section membership may prescribe. Section 7. Section Meetings. (a) Sectional meetings shall be held at least once each year, and notice of such meeting shall be sent to all members in the appropriate section to arrive not less than ten (10) days or more than thirity (30) days prior to the date of the meeting. The section representative shall preside at all sectional meetings, and failing this, the members may elect a chairman of the meeting. (b) Special Section Meetings: The President, upon receipt of a petition for a meeting bearing the names of at least twenty (20) percent of the section membership, may call a special meeting. Minimum notice requirements for a special meeting shall be the same as for a regular sectional meeting. (c) Voting by Mail: The provisions of Section 4 of this Article shall also apply to regular or special section meetings. -5- ARTICLE VII - BOARD OF DIRECTORS Section 1. -Powers and Duties of the Board. The business and property of the corporation shall be managed and controlled by the Board of Directors, consisting of not less than seven (7) nor more than thirty (30) voting members. The President of the USSA-Central Division shall serve as a Director ex officio. The Board shall have the power and authority to make rules and regulations not inconsistent with the laws of the State of Illinois and the Bylaws of this corporation for the guidance of the officers and committees of the corporation; to call meetings of the members when deemed advisable, and generally to exercise all of the powers for the transaction of the corporation's business; being expressly understood that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to limit or restrict the general vested authority in the Board of Directors for management control of this corporation. (a) Special Duties: In addition to all other duties and powers prescribed in the Illinois Non-Profit Corporation Act, the Articles of Incorporation and other provisions of these Bylaws, the Board shall: 1. Appoint a registered office and registered agent at its said address for purposes of complying with the Illinois NonProfit Corporation Act; 2. Determine the principal place of business for this corporation, which 'does not necessarily have to be at the registered office; 3. Designate the official journal to be distributed to the members; 4. Elect the officers of this corporation as are identified in these Bylaws. Section 2. Qualification of Directors. Any voting member who is a resident of the United States and in good standing as determined by the Secretary may be elected as a Director of this corporation. Section 3. Term of Office. The term of office for those elected to the Board shall be two (2) years, and until their successors are elected. However, initially from the date of enactment of these Bylaws, a person elected shall be elected for terms of one (1) or two (2) years in order that the terms of office as Directors will expire only for one-half (1/2) of the Directors in each year. The implementation of this change shall be accomplished by the Board of Directors. -6- Section 4. Election of Directors. The elections of Directors shall be held annually by mail in such fashion that the results may be tabulated and persons elected shall be notified no later than October 1, and further, consistent with Section 3 of this Article in effect and so that only one-half (1/2) of the entire Board shall be elected in each year. In order for a member to be elected as a Director, he must be a voting member in good standing who is a resident of the United States as offidally determined by the Secretary. At least thirty-five (35) days prior to the election of Directors, the Secretary shall mail a card to each eligible member. The card shall give the member the opportunity of nominating any other member in his section in good standing for each opening, and acknowledging that that member is willing to be nominated. The nomination must be received by the Secretary within fifteen (15) days of mailing, not including the day of mailing. Ballots shall then be prepared by section, including all candidates for vacant positions on the Board of Directors, and sent to all voting members in good standing. Completed ballots shall be returned to the Secretary before the closing date in order to be counted. If a member wishes to cast a secret ballot, the completed ballot shall be sealed in a plain enevelope marked "ballot." The ballot envelope shall be sealed in an outer envelope containing the member's signature, membership number and return address, and no ballots or inner envelope shall contain reference to member's identity. Section 5. Representation. The members of the Board shall be elected on the basis of two (2) Directors from each section within the area of the CSIA. Section 6. Board Meetings. (a) Regular Meetings: The Board of Directors shall meet in regular session at least once each year, and the annual meeting at which the officers are elected, shall be held as soon as possible following the election of Directors. (b) Special Meetings: Special meetings may be held at any time and place designated in advance at a regular Board meeting or a time and place determined by the President or upon written request for such special meeting signed by three (3) Board members. Written notice of special meetings ahall be given by mail to each member at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the special meeting. Section 7. Quorum. -. :- "-\ .. " ~ > - 'II. " .......... ."", A quorum of the Board will be a majority of its membership and no business shall be transacted at a regular or special meeting of the Board unless such a majority of its members is in attendance. The record of attendance shall be kept at all regular and special meetings of the Board and made a part of the meeting minutes. In the absence of a required quorum, the members in attendance may adjourn the meeting to a later date and the absent members shall immediately be notified of such postponement. Such adjournments may be made from time to time until such time as a quorum can be present. -7- Section 8. Voting by Mail. The Board may be polled by the Secretary at the request of any Board member. A ballot shall be prepared stating the nature of business which shall be limited to matters permitting a "yes" or "no" vote and mailed to each member subject to return within ten (10) days from the date of such ballot mailing, excluding the day of mailing. The results of the poll shall be tabulated listing each member's vote by name, and the Board member shall be informed of the results. If no protest is made by a Board member within ten (10) days of mailing of the result, the action shall be final. If a protest is made, the entire Board shall be advised immediately as to the nature of such protest, and the matter shall beheld in abeyance for a period of ten (10). days pending a vote for reconsideration. Should the Board vote not to reconsider the matter, the original action shall become final. Section 9. Vacancies. Any vacancies occurring in the Board of Directors and any Directorships to be filled by reason of an increase in the number of Directors shall be filled by an affirmative vote of the majority of the Directors, unless the matter is referred to the membership for a special meeting by an affirmative vote of the majority of the remaining Directors, to fill such vacancy until the next general election. Section 10. Protest and Suspension of Board Action. Any specific action or ruling of the Board may be suspended temporarily by a petition bearing the signature of thirty (30) percent of the total eligible voting members. Upon presentation of any such petition, the Secretary shall prepare a ballot to be sent to all voting members with instructions to return the same within ten (10) days after the date of mailing of the ballots. The Secretary shall tabulate the ballot results and a two-thirds (2/3) majority of the total vote of the eligible voting members shall render the suspension of the Board action permanent. Less than two-thirds (2/3) majority vote shall result in revoking the temporary suspension. c.s I-A- , Section 1. ARTICLE VIII - OFFICERS • Offices. The officers of this corporation shall consist of the President, Executive Vice President, Administrative Vice President and Secretary, Financial Vice President and Treasurer, Technical Vice President, Certification Vice President, and Public Relations Vice President. (a) Term of Office: All officers shall be elected for terms of one (1) year and continue until their successors are elected. -8- (b) Removal of Officers: All officers of this corporation shall be subject to removal with cause at any time by two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Board of Directors. Section 2. Duties of Officers. Duties of the officers shall be prescribed by the Board and shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (a) .~P.resident; He shall preside at all Board meetings and meetings'otLene general membership; coordinate all activities of the CSIA and represent the CSIA in its relationship with the USSA-Central Division, United States Forest Service, Area Operators Association, and other governmental bodies, corporations and associations concerning the skiing in the area; he shall, ~xecute such documents as are required to be executed by the corporation and perform such other duties as may be authorized or directed by the Board. of man the (b) Executiv. Vi~e Pfesident; He shall assume the duties the Fres1dent 1n tea sence of the President; serve as chairof the Election Committee and perform such other duties as President or the Board may prescribe. (c) Administrative Vice President and Secretary: He shall supervis& Ehe work of the Executive Secretary and report periodically to the Board of Directors. (d) Fjnans},l vise Presjdent and treasurer: He shall supervise the collect10n and disbursement 0 corporate funds with Board approval and shall keep and deposit the same for and on behalf of the corporation in the bank or banks to be designated by the Board; or in the absence of such designation, he may select the bank or banks in which to deposit such funds; implement the annual budget approved by the Board; purchase necessary insurance and indemnity bond; make purchases and investments as authorized by the Board; approve budgets; arrange for audits as they are required;and supervise all financial transactions. He shall perform such other duties as may be authorized or directed by the President or the Board. (e) Technical Vice President: He, with the assistance and approval of Ehe fecnn1cai Comm1ttee, shall prepare .and revise as necessary the CSIA instructional manuals. subject to further approval of bhe Board. He shall see that such manual is made available to the membership; cooperate with the Cettification Vice President in establishing technical ski teaching standards, and such standards shall be approved by the Board; shall supervise sanctioned member clinics; supervise the use of picture films and other training aids belonging to the CSIA; and plan and direct annual clinics. He shall perform such other duties as may be authorized or directed by the President or the Board. -9- (f) Certification Vice President: He shall, with the assistance of-the Certification Committee, plan and supervise preexamination clinics and all examinations; establish and maintain approved training programs for precourse instructors and examiners; shall see that the list of all qualified examiners and precourse instructors is compiled and submitted to the Technical Committee for their review. Any Certified Instructor is eligible to apply for consideration as a precourse instructor and/or examiner. Such application shall be made to the Certification Vice President and Certification Committee and who will also forward the same to the Technical Committee for their review. He shall perform such other duties as may be authorized or directed by the" President or the Board. The Certification Vice President will be elected from a different region at least every two (2) years. (g) ~ubJjS Relations Vice Presidegt: He shall arrange for advertising, news releases, and other matters for which public attention is desired. He shall perform such other duties as may be authorized and directed by the President or the Board. ARTICLE IX - EXECUT,lVE SEJ:;:R:ET~¥ The Executive Secretary shall be responsible to the Board of Directors and directly responsible to the Administrative Vice President and Secretary. He shall supervise the work of all office personnel; send out notices; subscribe to the minutes of all meetings of the members and of the Board; mai1.- as4 direcr'ed, copies of such minutes, letters and information to the members; publish annually a list of members in each category; compile annually and publish a list of recognized ski schools and directors of such" schools; mainbiTii a ·c"urr"ent'" fiTeOI-"P""'i-r-s"'!"t--],t-id Card records; issue instructor's pins and certification cards; keep current certification, financial, and historical records; and be responsible for the records and other properties under his management and control. He shall attest to all instruments executed by the corporation as may be required and shall perform such other duties as may be authorized and directed by the President or the Board. Official records of the corporation shall be made available to any member in good standing upon application to the President. A member's own records shall be made available to that member upon application to the Executive Secretary. ~ "~~~~'~'" .~,~-, . ...-~>~~,.... ARTICLE X - STANDING COMMITTEES Section 1. Technical Committee. The Technical Committee shall consist of the Technical Vice President as chairman, and such other members he may selec·t. The duties of the Technical Committee shall include (1) coordination of activities of the Technical and Certification Committees in order to provide consistency between education and examinations; (2) assist the Technical Vice President in the preparation of member clinic programs submitted by him; (3) maintain liaison with other instructor organizations for the purpose of exchanging technical information; (4) receive and evaluate technical information from the membership and publish said information considered to have merit. -10- Section 2. Certification Committee. The Certification Committee shall consist of the Certification Vice President as chairman, and such other members he may select. The duties of the Certification Committee shall include (1) coordination of activities of the Technical and Certification Committees in order to provide consistency between education and examinations; (2) assist the Certification Vice President in preparation and revision of precourse and examination methods; (3) assist the Certification Vice President in the establishment of qualifications for precourse instructors and examiners and to approve the list thereof submitted by the Certification Vice President; (4) maintain liaison with other instructor organizations for the purpose of exchange of certification information. Section 3. Election Committee. The Executive Vice President shall be the chairman of the Election Committee. The President shall appoint such other Directors, officers or members co this Committee as he shall deem necessary and desirable after consultation with the Executive Vice President with respect thereto. The Election Committee shall prepare and mail all election material required by these Bylaws and by law, tabulate and record election results, and publish the results of said elections as required by these Bylaws and by law. Section 4. Budget Committee. The-Budget Committee shall consist of the Financial Vice President and the Administrative Vice President as Co-Chairmen, and such other persons as may be appointed by the Board. The Budget Committee shall prepare the annual budget for presentation at the regular Fall meeting of the Board of Directors; recommend to the Board at its Spring meeting the amount of annual dues to be paid by the various members; and perform such other duties as may be designated by the President. Section 5. Executive Advisory Committee. All former Presidents of CSIA and those appointed by the present President shall form an Executive Advisory Committee to which the Board of Directors may from time to time assign various duties. The chairman shall be appointed by the President. Section 6. Other Committees. The Board or the President, from time to time, may appoint such committees and committee chairmen as are deemed necessary and desirable to perform such corporate duties as may be and shall be delegated by them. \ l -11- ARTICLE XI - COMMUNICATIONS Section 1. Communications to CSIA Officers. Communications concerning CSIA business and affairs shall be addressed to the officer within whose province the matter lies or be addressed to the President or Administrative Vice President. Acknowledgement of communications from members shall be made as soon as possible, but never more than ten (10) days from receipt of the communication. Such reply shall, if the matter is routine business, inform the member of action taken or·to pe taken; and if it is a matter requiring Board action, the reply shall inform the member as to when the Board of Directors will act. Section 2. Appeals from Committee or Officer Action. A member may appeal to the Board of Directors any decision or action taken by an officer or any of the committees herein established, provided he do so within thirty (30) days after being informed of such action. Receipt of the appeal by the President or Administrative Vice President shall be acknowledged by return mail. If an officer's decision prompted the appeal, he shall be informed as to the time and place the Board will consider his appeal so that he will be privileged to attend and present his case. Failure to appear on behalf of the appeal shall not be considered prejudicial to the appellant and the matter shall be decided on its merits. ARTICLE XII - FINANCES Section 1. Expenditure of Funds. Expenditures of funds of the organization shall be made only as authorized by the Board of Directors. Section 2. Budget. The annual budget covering operating expenses shall be approved by the Board at its regular Fall Board meeting. Emergency expenditures which could not reasonably have been provided for in the annual budget may be made, subject to the ratification and approval by the Bbard of Directors. Approval of the budget by the Board of Directors shall constitute authority for the officers to expend funds within the limits of the amounts allocated for expenditures under individual direction. The CSIA will not be responsible for unauthorized debts incurred by any member, Director, or officer. No member, Director or officer shall have any proprietary interest in the assets of this corporation. In case of dissolution, the assets shall not be distributed to the members, but shall be disposed of in harmony with the above-stated objects and purposes of this corporation to another"non-profit organization or agency as set out in-·..t,he..·Articles of Incorporation. -12- ARTICLE XIII - LIABILITY No officer, Board member, or other member of this organization shall be liable for acts or omissions of any officers or Board member or member other than himself, whether or not such was in the performance of his official duties. ARTICLE XIV - ETHICS The CSIA hereby establishes the following Code of Ethics which shall be observed by its members: A professional ski instructor (1) subscribes to the principles and purposes of the United States Ski Association and its regional associations; (2) realizes that his prime obligation is to the skiing public and to the students who pay for his best ski teaching efforts; (3) seeks constantly to maintain and improve his competence as a ski teacher of one of the world's finest outdoor sports through a program of educational advancement and examinations offered by his association; (4) directs his students in practices and procedures that will be the utmost benefit to the student other than those which might be merely expedient; (5) adopts demonstrab1e,positive improvements in the art of ski instruction and discards after mature reflection and trial those which do not serve to upgrade skiing and its instructors; (6) always deports himself in a manner which will reflect credit upon his profession and his associates; (7) adopts with enthusiasm the high standards of the profession and the responsibilities placed upon him by the code and requirements of the USSA; (8) at all times conducts himself in a manner that will truly reflect the high degree of public trust placed upon him because of his professional status; (9) is fully aware that intentional deviation from this code and internal discipline could result in the loss of his instructor's credentials and rating and result in expulsion from membership in this organization. ARTICLE XV - PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY Roberts Rules of Order, Revised Edition, shall govern the procedures of the corporation in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with the provisions and rules of order set forth herein. -13- ---~-- ARTICLE X:v I - AMENDMENTS These Bylaws may be amended by a three-fourth (3/4) majority vote of the Board of Directors in attendance at a regular or special meeting called for that purpose. In addition thereto, they may be amended by a two-third (2/3) vote of those members voting by written ballot upon the proposed amendments, provided such amendments have been referred to the membership in one of three ways: (1) by the Board; (2) by a majority'of the members attending an annual meeting; (3) by a resolution bearing the signatures of at least thirty (30) percent of the voting members. When a proposed amendment to these Bylaws has been approved for submission to the voting membership by any of the three methods above described, it shall be mandatory that the Election Committee shall prepare ballots and distribute them to the voting members within sixty (60) days thereafter. These Bylaws were' duly adopted by the Board of Directors on March 10, 1969. (Revised May 17, 1970) Otto Hollaus Secretary ATTEST: Jimmy Johnston President -14- - INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION 1969·1970 ROSTER 1 JULY 1969 Officers and Board of Directors Officers: Max Lundberg, President Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 J. Phil Jones, Vice president P. O. Box 524 Park City, Utah 84060 Board of Directors: Terms Expire 1969: Woody Anderson P. O. Box 919 Park City, Utah 84060 Kirby Dawson 1497 Riviera Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho Eugene Huber 671 East 9620 South Sandy, Utah 84070 Dave Parkinson 3823 Villa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Don Rhinehart Box 305 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Terms Expire 1970: Bob Bybee 1430 Antares Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Bi 11 Haskins Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Certification - Phil Jones Publicity - Leon Dean By-Laws - Ed Pond Ski School Directors - George Hartlmaier Racing & Coaching - Alan Miller Ethics - Keith Lange Technical Coordinating Clark T. Parkinson, Secretary 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Adrien Segil, Treasurer 1347 Filmore Street Salt Lake City, Utah J. Phil Jones, Vice Pres. P. O. Box 524 Park City, Utah 84060 Max Lundberg, Pres. Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 Keith Lange 4784 Annabow Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Terms Expire 1971: E. Glenn Evans 480 Washington Pocatello, Idaho Lou Lorenz 2010 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Alan Miller 1657 24th Street Ogden, Utah 84404 Clark Parkinson, Secretary 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Ed Pond 192 Helm Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 Budget & Finance - Adrien Segil Historical - Lex Kunau Credentials - Clark Parkinson Demonstration Team - Phil Jones Newsletter - Lex Kunau Awards - Dave Parkinson - Andy Shearer -2- CERTIFIED AND ASSOCIATE INSTRUCTORS Wally Abersold 1805 East Severn Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 1d'Robert S. Adams (A) Route 1 Box 93 Paul, Idaho (Pomerelle Ski School) Paul Alsop (A) 2772C Laniloa Road Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 **N. D. Andersen (A) 1185 Idaho Street Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402 (Kifi Ski School) William K. Andersen (A) 2722 South 10th East Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 David R. Anderson (A) 606 Linden Street Alpha Tau Omega Pullman, Washington 99103 1'Woody Anderson "d,P. O. Box 919 Park City, Utah 84060 (Park City Ski School) Lee E, Arguello (A) 267 North 1st West Salt Lake City,Utah 84103 Rey L. Arnold (A) 222 East 100 South Heber, Utah 84032 Gail Ashby (A) 3995 South 3600 Wes t Salt Lake City, Utah 1,1'Bob Autry Park City, Utah 84060 (Park City West Ski School) George Baird (A) 795 East 800 South Centerville, Utah 84014 Orval Baker P. O. Box 2255 Idaho Falls, Idaho John L. Bartlett (A) 1567 Winward Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Grant Beagley (Sunny) U. S. U. Trailer Ct. #69 Logan, Utah 84321 J. Milton Beens (A) 200 Eddy Street Apt. lB Missoula, Montana 59801 Barbara Bench (A) 308 North 600 East Provo, Utah 84601 Craig Bennion 5721 South 1050 East Salt Lake City, Utah Merlin Berg Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah Jeanne S. Bergen (A) Rd 1 Green River Hillsdale, New York 12529 Dave Bernolfo (A) 2371 Walker Lane Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Joseph E. Bernolfo (A) 678 13th Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Eugene Bernson (A) 1477 South 19th East Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 Merlin Bingham Box 705 Carlin, Nevada 89822 Ken Bitton (A) 170 Eas t 13th Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 * Indicates Board of Directors ** Indicates Ski School Director (A) Associate Certified - - Beau Black (A) 3110 Crescent Rim Drive BOise, Idaho 83704 Ted Blohm 477 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Marvin Blomquist (A) 4400 Albermarle El Cerrito, Calif. 94530 ~\'*Junior Bounous 772 East 3350 North Provo,Utah 84601 (Sundance Ski School) Maxine Bounous 772 East 3350 North Provo, Utah 84601 Scott Boyer (A) 2511 35th Los Alamos, New Mexico 87544 Aris Boyle 2965 Fieldstream Lane Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Richard Boyle (A) 2965 Fieldstream Lane Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Nick S. Breeze Route 4 Box 720 Ogden, Utah 84403 ;d'Bill Briggs Box 427 Jackson, Wyoming 83002 (Snow King Ski School) John R. Brinton 710 East 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah Julia H. Brisk (A) 1536 Haslam Circle #1 Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Margaret T. Brittain (A) 644 South 8th East Salt Lake City, Utah Robert J. Brock (A) POBox701 Bur ley, Idaho -3- Kcnt L. Brown (A) 766 North 750 East Bountiful, Utah 84010 Jack Buffat 428 Filmore Street Pocatello, Idaho 83202 Nanette D. Bullock (A) 2147 Broadmoor Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 Margaret Carol Bungay (A) 2858 Santa Paula Ct. Sacramento, Calif. 95821 Richard W. Bungay (A) 2858 Santa Paula Ct. Sacramento, Calif. 95821 Dean C. Burnham 920A East 5th South Salt Lake City, Utah Jim Burris (A) P. O. Box 2123 Denver, Colorado 80214 Bill Butterfield Box 152 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 "Bob Bybee (A) 1430 Antares Idaho Falls, Idaho 84301 Dave Bybee (A) 275 East 23rd Street Idaho Falls, Idaho 84301 Norman Doug Calder (A) 2391 Fisher Lane Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Danny Cameron (A) 1745 South 2nd East Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 Rodney Carlson (A) 148 So. Jackson Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Joseph G. Carroll III (A) 6482 Old Barn Ct. Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Melvin Jay Carson (A) 1121 East 5th South Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 Marv Casey (A) c/o Alta Ski Lifts Alta, Utah 84070 Dave Chap lin Box 161 Park City, Utah 84060 J. Clyde Christensen (A) 4764 Oxford Drive Ogden, Utah 84403 Ned Eugene Christiansen 889 East 900 North Lehi, Utah Peter Clare Alta Ski School Alta, Utah Robyn Clare 299 5th Place Manhattan Beach, Calif. 90266 Corbin Clark (A) 1075 Elm Avenue Provo, Utah 84601 Glenn F. Clark (A) 13382 Diamondhead Drive Tustin, California Marjorie Clark (A) 2596 Glenna Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Robert Clayton (A) 2455 East 3225 South Salt Lake City,Utah 84109 John Clement 77 Essex Street Bangor, Maine 04401 Don Cofer (A) C.S.U. Box 78 Cedar City, Utah Doug Coleman 3107 South 2750 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 -4- John F. (Jack) Colven Box 33 Sun Valley, Idaho Dick Conley 1262 Parkway Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 Dick Coon 174 Canyon Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Kristi Campbell Cooper (A) 130 West Main Avenue Wellsville, Utah Gary R. Cowan (A) Box 3524 University Station Laramie, Wyoming 82020 Joan Crittenden (A) Delta Gamma House University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 Eddie Cutler Box 203 Hailey, Idaho 83333 Ben Dans ie (A) 408 South 6th West Tremonton, Utah 84337 J. Adam Davis Box 464 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 1'Kirby Dawson **1497 Riviera Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 (Kelly Canyon Ski School) Leon Dean (A) 3832 Parkview Drive Salt Lake City, Utah "~*Wes Deist 154 East 24th Street Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 (Bear Gulch Ski School) Gertrude Kaye DeKorver (A) 2500 Campus Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Luana Diehl (A) 4159 Abinadi Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 - Ed E. Dittmar (A) 14064 240th Issaquah, Washington 98027 Blair E. Doane (A) 811 East 1st No. #3 Logan, Utah 84321 Deborah Douglass (A) 126 South 12th East Salt Lake City, Utah James R. Douglass (A) 1637 Conifer Way Salt Lake City, Utah Dave Draper (A) 2589 East 3020 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 J. Gary Duncan (A) 2126 Meadow Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Sue Dunlap Box A Jackson, Wyoming 82002 Floyd E. Dupuis Box 54 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Gerald K. Edwards Box 74 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Duaine W. Elg (A) 2322 SW 55th #123 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73119 Albert E. Ellis 1716 East Terry Street Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Alan Engen 9025 Mastin Oberland Park, Kansas 66212 *1<Alf Engen 820 East Three Fountains Dr. Ir132 Murray, Utah 84107 (Engen Ski School - Alta) **Sigi Engl Ski School Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 (Sun Valley Ski School) -5- "E. Glenn Evans ;d<480 Washington Pocatello, Idaho 83201 (Skyline Ski School) Pvt. D. Scott Evans ER 19794823 HHC Co. 95th Sand S Bn APO New York, 09696 Wm. Eugene Evans (A) Box 543 Sun Valley, Idaho James Everett Box 351 Seattle, Washington 98101 Frank S. Ewing II Box 1181 Jackson, Wyoming 83001 Patty Ewing Box 1181 Jackson, Wyoming 83001 Phyllis Farrell (A) Box 178 Jackson, Wyoming 83001 Charles Fields 938 East 3rd South #1 Salt Lake City, Utah Fred W. Finlinson (A) 324 University Village Salt Lake City, Utah **Mel Fletcher (A) 702 Park Avenue p(aSnrokw Ci ~tav~k UStk11jh S8c4h0o6o q ) Gary Fontaine (A) Box 8682 Sacramento, California 95823 Corky Fowler Box 921 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Jillane L. Frank (A) 1545 Indian Hills Drive Salt Lake City, Utah M. Lloyd Frank 1545 Indian Hills Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 Richard E. Frantz (A) 1927 Blaine Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Sepp Froeh lich Box 287 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Dick Fry 1228 Harrison Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 Stanley J. Fry (A) 3701 Yosemite Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Jim Gaddis 4781 Wander Lane Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Donald E. Gallion (A) 633 Woodside Ave. P.O. Box 796 Park City, Utah 84060 Brent Garner (A) 150 East 2nd North Rexburg, Idaho 83440 John E. Gee (A) 24878 Walnut Newhall, ,Calif. 91321 Nelson H. Gibbons (A) P. O. Box 151 Marquette, Michigan ""Frank Gi llette Route 1 Burley, Idaho 83318 (Beaver Mountain Ski School) Lorna B. Gillette (A) Route 1 Burley, Idaho Maurine Gillette (A) 73 Nor th 700 Wes t Provo, Utah 84601 Reina Goodman (A) 5455 Bacon Road Oakland, California Robert O. Grant 3456 West 3800 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84119 -6- Richard D. Grover (A) 4536 Burchcreek Drive Ogden, Utah G. Robert Haas (A) 648 East 8th North Logan, Utah Sofie Kristi Hamilton (A) 5424 South 800 East Ogden, Utah 84403 Mel Hammond Box 135 Ketchum, Idaho Richard S. Hammond (A) 1182 Locust Circle Provo, Utah 84601 Carolyn Hansen (A) 232 M Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Roger Haran 1774 Harrison Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 John J. Harrington Box TT Jackson, Wyoming 82002 ''''''George A. Hartlmaier Box 183 Cedar City, Utah (Brian Head Ski School) Dennis P. Haskew (A) 4063 Lisa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 ;'Bi 11 Haskins c/o Alta Inn Alta, Utah 84070 Patrick Hayes (A) 2848 Bernard ct. Laguna Beach, Calif. 92651 John F. Heath (A) Box 761 Sun Valley, Idaho James Heberlein (A) 1654 East Center Pocatello, Idaho 83201 - Willi F. Helming Box 717 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Eugene Higgins (A) Route 5 Box 84 Blackfoot, Idaho Michael R. Higgins O. S. 180 Winfield Rd. Winfield, Illinois 60190 Ron Hill (A) 5456 Kenwood Drive Murray, Utah 84107 Dr. Hollen J. Hiller (A) 230 South Lloyd Circle Idaho Falls, Idaho Rubert Hilliard (A) Route 3 Box 377 Burley, Idaho 83318 Janice L. Hines (A) POBox 2047 Salt Lake City, Utah Terry Hines (A) POBox 2047 Salt Lake City, Utah Clyde Hoffman (A) 1775 Washington Blvd. Ogd en, Utah 84404 Farrell Holding 2264 E. 7110 South Salt Lake City, Utah '<Eugene Huber 671 East 9620 South Sandy, Utah 84070 Laverne Hughes Box 411 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Sidney Hughes (A) 1977 Orleans Detroit, Michigan David Hunter (A) 571 Fremont Ogden, Utah 84404 -7 - Gary R. Jacobson (A) Box 845 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Merlin Jacobson (A) Swan valley, Idaho 83449 Robert Jacobson 909 3rd Avenue Durango, Colorado Thomas Jacobson, Jr. Box 538 Vail, Colorado ~arold C. Jenkins (A) 7 South Wolcott Street Salt Lake City, Utah John W. Jenkins 7 South Wolcott St. Salt Lake City, Utah Ted Clifford Jensen (A) RFD 1 Pingree, Idaho 83262 Karen S. Jenson 390 East 400 North Bount ifu 1, Utah Sidney L. Jenson 390 East 400 North Bountiful, Utah Jannette Johnson (A) Box 901 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Rob Johnson (A) 612 10th Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Steven Dee Johnson (A) 225 No. Ynes Street Monterey Park, Calif. 91754 Wm. Ted Johnson (A) 565 East 6400 South Midvale, Utah Gary Jones (A) 421 West 27th Street Burley, Idaho 83318 *J. Phil Jones, Vice Pres. POBox 524 Park City, Utah ~4060 William H. Jones Box 462 Yosemite Nat. Park, Calif. Gary Knudson Box 511 Park City, Utah 84060 Danny Koester (A) 1120 Dupont Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah Bette Jane Kotter (A) 1483 Canyon Road Logan, Utah 84321 David H. Kotter (A) 1483 Canyon Road Logan, Utah 84321 Lex Kunau Box 548 Burley, Idaho 83318 Deloris LaChapelle (A) 12004 84th N.E. Kirkland, Washington 98033 *Keith Lange 4784 Annabow Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Dave Larsen 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Marlene Larsen (A) 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Glen E. Larson (A) Route 3 Box 65 Burley, Idaho 83318 J. Keith Larson (A) 3840 Birch Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Kyle Marvin Larson (A) 2119 South 19th East Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 Nancy Larson (A) 2119 South 19th East Salt Lake City, Utah -8- Robert Larson (A) 2029 East 7420 South Salt Lake City, Utah Bill Lash 209 Douglas Street Salt Lake City, Utah Lileth Lash (A) 6811 Meadow Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Robert E. Lee Box 24 Sun Valley, Idaho Bino Levitt (A) Alta Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 James Limes Box 846 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 C. Diane Lloyd (A) Box 947 Rou te 1 Sandy, Utah 84070 'kLou Lorenz 1<1'2010 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 (Gorgoza Ski School) L. Thomas Low (A) 462 Highland Road Ogden, Utah 84404 ,"Max Lundberg, Pres ident Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 John Cornell Lym (A) 644 South 10th Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Bob Macdonald 136 E. Riverside Drive Olean, New York 14760 Molly Macdonald 136 E. Riverside Drive Olean, New York 14760 M. John Martin (A) 28 Crestview Road Denville, New Jersey - - Oren Martindale (A) Drummond, Idaho 83420 Enor Martinez (A) 3508 Virginia Way Salt Lake City, Utah Trini Martinez (A) 1175 Sunnyside Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Karen Marie Masson (A) 1967 Melody Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Don Mattonen (A) 1608 Delaware Lane Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Gordon McClean, Jr. (A) 1813~ LeClaire St. Davenport, Iowa 52803 Lorin R. McRae (A) 8481 Kings Hill Drive Salt Lake Ci ty, Utah 84121 Robert Rex Meikle (A) 610 East 4th North Logan, Utah *Alan Miller 1657 24th Street Ogden, Utah 84404 Dale E. Miller 3212 No. 1000 East No. Ogden, Utah Janet V. Miller (A) 22 S.W. 7th Milton Freewater, Oregon **M. Earl Miller 1657 24th Street Ogden, Utah 84404 (Snow Basin Ski School) Bill Mobley (A) Route 2, Box 30 Jerome, Idaho 83338 Carl Moeller (A) 2152 Calkins Avenue Idaho Falls, Idaho John C. Morgan (A) 2218 Downington Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah -9- Edward Morris 8381 South Colene Drive Sandy, Utah Terry B. Morris 2420 Catalina Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Robert F. Mull (A) 370 Linden Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 William F. Munns (A) 1030 Main Avenue Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53081 Julie Murphy (A) 1002 Fir Avenue Provo, Utah 84601 Lois Jean Nash (A) Rout e 2 Pres ton, Idaho William I. Nash (A) Route 2 Preston, Idaho 83263 Robert Neill 2293 Pacific Apt. A Costa Mesa, California 92626 Boyd Newman (A) 463 South 600 West Brigham City, Utah 84302 James R. Nichol (A) 3653 South 2nd East#9 Salt Lake City, Utah Lynn M. Nichol (A) 1667 East 4800 South Salt Lake City, Utah Ivayne Nichol 1440 East 4165 South Salt Lake City, Utah Richard S. Nielsen Box 136 Park City, Utah 84060 Richard W. Nielsen (A) 3920 Dewey Avenue Omaha, Nebraska 68105 Robert Neumann 234 South Kenilworth Ave. Oak Park, Illinois 60302 Paul Henry Norum (A) 216 Douglas Street Salt Lake City, Utah Steve Nugent (A) 57 Nuclear Richland, Washington 99352 Jim Nye 965 East 1st North Logan; Utah 84321 Nick Nyer (A) 1701 Grandview Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Leif Odmark Box 27 2 Sun Valley, Idaho Harold Oglesbee Box 302 Sun Valley, Idaho Daily Oliver (A) 1043 North 1140 West Layton, Utah 84041 James M. Olson (A) 637 Blue Lakes Blvd. No. Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Kenneth Osswald (A) 2846 Wanda Way Salt Lake City, Utah Gene Palmer Route 2 Rexburg, Idaho Robert F. Parker 102 University Trailer Court Logan, Utah 84321 ie-Clark Parkinson, Secretary 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 -"'''Dave Parkinson **3823 Villa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 (Solitude Ski School) -10- Clinton W. Pelto (A) 807 West Nickerson Seattle, Washington Kendall D. Perkins (A) 1841 East 7105 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Myrna Perry (A) 309 Cottage Place Idaho Falls, Idaho William H. Perry (A) 309 Cottage Place Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Tom Plofchan (A) Alta Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 William L. Plummer (A) Box 91 Park City, Utah 84060 '\-;'Robert Pollock (A) 431 East 14th Street Idaho Falls, Idaho (Taylor Mountain Ski School) Bonnie Pond 192 Helm Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah ;'Ed Pond 192 Helm Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Tom Pratt 809 North 8th East Logan, Utah 84321 Geraldine Price (A) 1134 Ramona Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 David T. Price (A) 1134 Ramona Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 Hermann A. Primus Box 154 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Dave Prudence 1011 Empire Avenue Park City, Utah 84060 Helmut J. Purrer Box 343 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 - - Charles H. Quinn 440 Davi s Ct. Apt. 1316 San Francisco, California 94111 Tony Raeber Box 157 Ketchum, Idaho John Raemer (A) 5450 South 235 East 1I1 Murray, Utah 84107 Paul Ramlow Box 306 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Carolyn C. Randall (A) 861 East 9th North Logan, Utah 84321 <d'Sonya Redd LaSal, Utah 84530 (Blue Mtn. Ski School) Dan Rieman, Jr. RFD 1, Box 20B Ashton, Idaho 83420 ,"Don Rhinehart Box 305 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Toni Rhinehart Box 405 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Dean Roberts 8697 Kings Hill Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Roger Roche Cactus Drive Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Frank Rounds (A) Box 684 Sun Valley. Idaho 83353 Jacquelyn Sampson (A) 1021 East Fremont Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Charles Satterfield POBox 24 Jackson, Wyoming 83301 -11- Jim Savaria Box 551 Hailey, Idaho 83333 Margaret Schultz Trail Creek Ranch Wilson, Wyoming 83014 Darrell F. Scott 1022 East Poplar #6 Pocatello, Idaho Jim R. Secrist (A) Box 5326 S. Lake Tahoe, Calif. Adrien Segil, Treasurer 1347 Filmore Street Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Seiger 5525 Hillside Drive Murray, Utah 84107 Hilliam C. Selvage (A) 973 East 9th South Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 Andy Shearer, Jr. 3700 Gilroy Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Marilyn Shearer 3700 Gilroy Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Joseph W. Sheridan (A) 35 East 300 North American Fork, Utah Jack E. Simpson Box 336 Warm Springs Ranch Inn Ketchum, Idaho Monte B. Skinner Box 145 Pinedale, Wyoming **Robert R. Skinner Box 145 Pinedale, Wyoming 82941 (Pinedale Ski School) John D. Slade Box 223 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Bob J. R. Smith 2621 Capricorn Way Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 **K. Smith 3414 Brockbank Drive Salt Lake City, Utah (Brighton Ski School) Robert B. Smith (A) 1874 Jeremy Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Terrell W. Smith (A) 2914 Millicent Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 Gary G. Smithey (A) c/o U. S. Fores t Service Fairfield, Idaho Lee Snedaker 484 J Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Ray Solomon (A) 3940 South 4000 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84120 Randy M. Somerville (A) 161 Fishburn Drive Brigham City, Utah 84302 L. Harold Stanger (A) Route 3 Box 202 Burley, Idaho 83318 Malcolm W. Stebbens 322 University Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 Douglas W. Steimle (A) 215 South 500 East Provo, Utah 84601 Jeff Stone (A) 1343 Scott Place Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Jack D. Strain (A) Route 4 Box 244 Idaho Falls, Idaho Bill Sullivan 782 East 4700 South Ogden, Utah 84403 Harlin K. Summers (A) 366 East 23rd Street Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 -12- Patty Tawzer 546 Sou th 11 th Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Bud Temple Box A-123 Grants, New Mexico 87020 Hugh Thomson, Jr. 304 Hot Springs Road Carson City, Nevada 89701 Judy Thorn (A) Dupre Hall Macalister College St. Paul, Minnesota 55105 Donald E. Thurber Box 46 Sun Valley, Idaho Dave Thurgood (A) 121 Arrowhead Drive Missoula, Montana 59801 Faith F. Timmons (A) 4907 Shuma te Road its Meridian, Miss. 39301 Allan R. Titensor (A) c/o Chateau Apres Park City, Utah 84060 Carol Whiting Torbensen (A) 12 April Lane Big Spring, Texas 79720 Karl Tucker (A) 730 East 360 South Orem, Utah 84057 Ross Uibel (A) 1912 Douglas Street #4 Salt Lake City, Utah Ernest Eugene Underwood (A) 1440 East 8th North Logan, Utah 84321 Mary Clair Upthegrove Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 Richard VandenAkker (A) 3694 South 2175 East Salt Lake City, Utah - - Raymond Van Dongan 2550 Dolphin Way Salt Lake City, Utah James Varin Route 1 Gooding, Idaho **George Wm. Varin 1608 8th Avenue East Twin Falls, Idaho (Soldier Mtn. Ski School) Rudolf Veraguth Mt. Snow, Vermont 05356 Duane Vigos (A) 3705 Wasatch Blvd. Salt Lake City, Utah Mathew J. Vokelich (A) 2333 Utah Avenue El Segundo, Calif. 90245 Dr. Richard Voorhees 738 Broadway Seattle, Washington 98122 John Vrabel Sigma Chi Omega 550 Lasuen Stanford, California 94305 K. Wade P91 American Vill FUSSA Machi Meshi Tama Gun Tokyo, Japan Sandy Wade 2207 Preston Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 Lyle Jay Waldron (A) Shallow Shaf t Alta, Utah 84070 Robert George Wall (A) 615 15th Street Ogden, Utah Brent Harris Ward 1014 12th Street Ogden, Utah Rex E. Warner (A) 562 East 3000 No. No. Ogden, Utah 84404 Gerald M. Warren (A) 655 B Aaron Avenue Springville, Utah -13- Gordon Webster Box 1391 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Tom Webster (A) 324 East 3rd South Rexburg, Idaho 83440 James Wharton (A) POBox 2894 Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Wendell White (A) 8346 W. Woodard Drive Denver, Colorado Cindy Willard (A) Box 185 Sun Valley, Idaho Kern Williamson 3556 Crestwood Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Mike Hi lson Drawer "L" Park City, Utah 84060 Willard Wilson (A) Corral, Idaho 83323 Elmer Womack Route 1 Rexburg, Idaho 83440 James Wood (A) Peace Corps c/o United States Embassy New Delhi, India Tom Woodward 158 Hampton Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Bruce J. Zenger 3440 Sou th 5th Eas t lI7l Salt Lake City, Utah Anne Zeigler 3135 No. 575 East No. Ogden, Utah 84404 Bob Zeigler 3135 No. 575 East N. Ogden, Utah 84404 Kenneth E. Zimmerman Box 415 Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Wi lliam Cook 2848 E. Mt. Jordan Road Sandy, Utah 84070 Gus Hansen 2778 Parleys Way Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Bill Levitt Alta Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 ;'*C laude Jones 1122 Blue Lakes Blvd. No. Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 (Magic Mountain Ski School) Gerald D. Amadon Box 63 Wilson, Wyoming 83014 Charles Anderson 1181 Ridgedale Lane Salt Lake City, Utah Mary Anderson Box 335 Hailey, Idaho 83333 Sidsel E. Anderson 1181 Ridgedale Lane Salt Lake City, Utah Ann apRoberts 2415 Maywood Circle Salt Lake City, Utah Sybil J. Baker Box 16 State Hospital South Blackfoot, Idaho Elaine Berg Alta Peruvian Lodge Alta, Utah 84070 M.itchell Black 1400 Butler Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 Dick Borg 2021 Bryan Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 -14- RETIRED MEMBERS HONORARY MEMBERS REGISTERED MEMBERS Earl A. Miller P. O. Box 396 Orem, Utah 84057 Maj. L. Hugh Olander, Jr. 4110 Breitonridge San Antonio, Texas 78217 Ronald F. Simmons 1082 4th Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Rev. Louis E. Kern P. O. Box 1147 Ogden, Utah Shirl M. Breitling 1832 East 4625 South Salt Lake City, Utah Fred Brog Freedom, Wyoming Rand D. Brown 7390 South 23rd East Salt Lake City, Utah Sharon Brown P. O. Box 1394 Salt Lake City, Utah Margaret Rose Buntine 3079 Lincoln Street Salt Lake City, Utah Jean R. Callen Route 1, Box 40 Jerome, Idaho 83338 Thomas R. Caswell 50 Corto Lane Woodside, California 94062 Perry Churchill 239 Belgatos Road Los Gatos, California Richard DeKorver 2500 Campus Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 -- - Jack Arthur Denning 556 Con tor Idaho Falls, Idaho Saundra Lee Early 4994 Fairbrook Lane Salt Lake City, Utah Lowell C. Elmer 3055 East 4345 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Daniel A. Gilligam 5 Dillon Street Pittsfield, Mass. Linda Green 2048 Marwood Drive Salt Lake City, Utah William J. Green 4247 Wander Lane Salt Lake City, Utah George H. Hendley Box 101 Park City, Utah Elaine M. Higgins Rou te 5 Box 84 Blackfoot, Idaho Jeffery Paul Hill 337 Potrillo Drive Los Alamos, New Mexico Janice L. Jacobsen Box 244 Wilson, Wyoming Franchot S. Jensen 2183 Logan Drive Idaho Falls, Idaho Dennis L. Jones 315 East 2nd North Rigby, Idaho Mark Jones 1786 Millcreek Way Salt Lake City, Utah Ronald L. Kvarfordt Sage Drive pocatello, Idaho Leland Wm. Learned 754 18th Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah -15- Larry Liedtke 9771 Garnet Drive Sandy, Utah Merle Gene Lierman Hansery, Idaho 83334 William C. Ligety 202 Penn Drive West Hartford, Conn. Gary Loritz 3020 Delsa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah David Douglas McDonald 623 Safstrom Avenue Idaho Falls, Idaho Joe Mallea 320 Silver Hailey, Idaho 83333 Glen Marshall 533 University Drive Pocatello, Idaho Ulla Barbara Meyerin Box 213 Jackson, Wyoming Linda Lou Moe ller 717 South 600 East #3a Salt Lake City, Utah Melville H. Mumme 1351 Holman Pocatello, Idaho Robert Gerald Myers 1400 Campbell Drive Las Vegas, Nevada Kenneth M. Nero 1657 Millbrook Road Salt Lake City, Utah Christopher B. Newell 50 Blossom Heath Williamsville, New York Lynda S. Newton 4882 Sommet Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Joan Nichol 3653 South 2nd East Salt Lake City, Utah Con paulos 2806 South 8600 West Magna, Utah Dean Lee Pond 4445 South 1025 East Salt Lake City, Utah Richard D. Ream Box 512 Jackson, Wyoming Lynnette Rich 638 East 1050 North Bountiful, Utah 84010 A. E. Richards Box 635 Hailey, Idaho 83333 Lew Richardson 3753 Haven Way Salt Lake City, Utah Robert V. Rose 10214 Tunney Northridge, California 91325 David L. Sargent III 4245 Cumberland Rd. Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 J. Karl Seethaler 40 South 200 West Provo, Utah 84601 Jerry Phil Smith 388 West 1150 North Provo, Utah Jenifer R. Stein 511 North Street Burlington, Vermont Robert Steur 1205 Wilmington Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah Keaton R. Turner 658 E. 1700 Sou th IfD Salt Lake City, Utah Randy W. Tuttle 861 North 850 East Layton, Utah 84041 Catharina E. Van Leersum 1218 East 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah -16- Kent M. Warren 260 East 848 South Springville, Utah - PRICE LIST for •.. USPECIAl" OR ttCUSTOMIZED" PLASTIC BADGES OPTIONAL PAPER "SLOT" FOR NAME "INDENT" FOR NAME TAPE PERMANENTLY ENCASE'D BADGE INSERT: _~ NATIONAL STEEL PRINTED FROM AND SHIPBUILDING co. PERMANENTLY ENCASED BADGE INSERT: ART PREPARATION, PRINTING PLATES & INK COLOR(S) TYPE ALONE NUMBERING REMOVABLE 3/8" PRINTED TITLE TEMPORARY SINGLE INDENT 13 (ONE'lINE) :::, SINGLESLO~ ~~~±:Z[L,/ PAUL HEATHCOTE SINGLE INDENT (TWO· LINE) ~ DOUBLE SLOT ~~~~~~~~aL, /.UBLE INDENT ~ --GEORGE tv1ASON ~ ~ .. ""'-1-LlNE OF REMOVABLE TAPE- 3/8" OR 112" INDENT C:::~~~~ '2-LlNESOF REMOVABLE TAPE- 3/4." OR 1" INDENT REMOVABLE _. ___ t;.] JAMES KWIK':'PRINT' HARRIS 2-LlNE NAME . STUD SET :... : ... . :.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. ......: .:.: ....................................................q fAST ..... _! _ D 1 I "::.1i5:~: .......!!:l!R---~~;~6~~~ ~\ .. ~~.~: ... ~.~~~~: ... ~~.~1.~: ... ~.?~.1.~ ..... )~ m~le,.n PLASTIC PRODUCTS A DIVISION OF RUDOR CORPORATION 1701 Magnolia Ave. • Long Beach, Calif. 90813 (213) 435·4881 • 435·4882 • 436-8301 UNIT PRICE SCHEDULE FOR BADGES OPTIONAL CHOICE - "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" (Effective 7·1 ·69) "Special" badges are those badges, slot or indent, listed by the number in our "Special Illustrations" brochure, and for which there are no charges for art preparation printing plates or colors of ink. "Customized" badges are any badges, slot or indent, not shown in the "Special Illustrations" brochure. Prices listed below are basic only for standard type badges as listed under Paragraph A. Supplemental prices for additional services and features such as art preparation, printing plates, extra colors of ink, over·sized badges, over-sized slots or indents, back printing, numbering, dies, die-cutting, etc. are listed under Paragraph B. Badge order, either slot or indent, may be grouped to obtain the lowest unit price. For example: 90 singles and 10 doubles would obtain the 100-249 price bracket, or 49¢ for the singles and 62¢ for the doubles. Non-slot or non-indent badge orders are priced identical to the price schedule. Badges without any printing, incorporating the slot or indent in either clear or colored plastic, are also available. Prices will be quoted on request. STANDARD BASIC PRICE LIST QUANTITY SLOTS INDENTS SINGLES DOUBLES SINGLES DOUBLES 6· 11 98¢ Each $1.22 Each 98¢ Each $1.22 Each 12· 24 90¢ " $1.13 " 90¢ " $1.13 " 25 - 49 72¢ " 90¢ " 72¢ " 90¢ " 50· 74 65¢ " 82¢ " 65¢ " 82¢ " 75 - 99 57¢ " 71¢ " 57¢ " 7l¢ " 100 - 249 49¢ " 62¢ " 49¢ " 62¢ " 250 - 499 44¢ " 56¢ " 44¢ " 56¢ " 500 - 999 41¢ " 51¢ " 41¢ " 51¢ " 1000 - 1999 38¢ " 47¢ " 38¢ " 47¢ " 2000·2999 37¢ " 46¢ " 37¢ " 46¢ " 3000 - 3999 36¢ " 45¢ " 36¢ " 45¢ " 4000 - 4999 35¢ " 44¢ " 35¢ " 44¢ " 5000·5999 34¢ " 43¢ " 34¢ " 43¢ " Prices for 6000 or more quoted on request. SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE AND SERVICES AVAILABLE - DETAILS ON FOLLOWING PAGES: Art Preparation ................................................................. B·1 ............................... Basic, 1 ·Color ................................................ $l 0.50 (Average) ........................................................................................................ Component Colors .................................................. $1.50 Each Back Print Message ................................... __ ..................... B·8 ............................... .Initial .......................................................... $ 9.50 (Average) .................................................................................................. Re·orders .............................................................. $3.00 Eoch Badge Dimensions ............................................................ A.2 ................................ Standard ...................................................... Per Price Schedule ............................................................ B·5 ................................ Over·Size .................................................... Unit Price + 20 % Badge Indent Sizes .......................................................... A·4 ................................ Standard ...................................................... Per Price Schedule .......................................................... B· 1 9 .............................. Over·Size .................................................. Unit Price + 20 % Badge Insert Color Stock Changes.................................... E·9 .......................................................................................................... No Extra Cost Badge Insert Printing from Type Alone ... __ ......................... A·l ....................................... __ ........................................................... Per Price Schedule Badge Slot Sizes ....... __ ..................................................... A·3 ................................ Standard .................................................... Per Price Schedule B·l 3 .............................. Over·Size .................................................. Unit Price + 20 % Colored Plastic ................................................................. . B·6 .................................................................................................. Unit Price + 20 % Dies for Die.Cut Badges.................................................. B·1 0 ............................................................................... __ ............... Quoted on Request Die·Cutting........................................................................ B·11 ......................... __ ... Inner & Outer .................................................... 15 ¢ Per Badge ................................................................................................................ Inner only .......................................................... 5¢ Per Badge ....................................................................... __ ....................................... Outer only ........................................................ 1 O¢ Per Badge Double Indent Badges...................................................... B·20 .................................................................................................. Per Price Schedule Double Slot Badges.......................................................... B· 1 2 .................................................................................................. Per Price Schedule Fasteners........................................................................... E· 1 .......................................................................................................... No Extra Cost Ink Colors.......................................................................... A·1 ................................ Basic, 1 ·Color .................................................... No Extra Cost .......................................................................... B.3 ................................ Extra Colors .......................................................... $ 5.85 Each .......................................................................... B·4 ................................ Gold or Silver ...................................................... $ 6.B5 Each Kwik·Print Names ............................................................ B·17 .............................. 1 or 2·lines.......................................................... 10¢ Each Numbering, Front or Back................................................ B·9 .................................................................................................... Per Price Schedule Paper Slot Inserts ............................................................ E·7 ................................ White ................................................................ No Extra Cost ............................................................ B· 18 ................................ Extras" or Colored.............................................. 1 ¢ Each Portable Plastic laminator................................................ D·1 .................................................................................................................... $215.00 Pocket Slot Badges .......................................................... B·14 ................................................................................................ Quoted on Request Printed Titles.................................................................... B·16 .............................. Standard .............................................................. 10¢ Each ............................................................................................................ Special .................................................. 1 O¢ Ea. + 75¢ Set· up Printing Plates.................................................................. B·2 ................................ Basic, 1 ·Color ...................................................... $ 6.50 Each .......................................................................................................... Component Colors ........................... _ .............. _ ... $ 1.50 Each Stud Sets.......................................................................... C· 1 ................................ Multiple Colors ............................................ $3.00 Per 100 Sets Stud Hole Punch, ~"...................................................... C·2 .............................................................................................................. $ 8.50 Each Stud Mounter & Remover ................................................ C·3 .............................................................................................................. $12.90 Each Stud Cement .................................................................... C·4 .............. : ........................................................................................... $2.50 Per Pint Thumb·notching of Slot Badges ...................................... B·15 ........................................................................................................ 5¢ Per Badge Type Changes ........................................................ ........ B·7 ................................................................................................... $ 2.25 Per Change -2- ---------- ------ . __ ._------------------- PRICE SCHEDULE DETAILS WESTERN PLASTIC PRODUCTS - 1701 Magnolia Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. 90813 A. SPECIAL or CUSTOMIZED standard badges can be manufactured without any additional cost to the UNIT PRICES by: FOR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES ONLY - SLOT OR INDENT: 1. Using "type" alone in any dark color ink (excluding Gold or Silver) on any light colored stock paper background (See Paragraph B-1 if "Art" is required). 2. Using standard single slot or indent dimensions not in excess of 3" wide by 2 1/ 2 " high (see Paragraph B-5 if over-size badge desired). Average size badge is about: SLOT type, 2 1/ 4 " wide by 2 %" high; INDENT type, 2%" wide by 2" high. FOR "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES - SLOT TYPE ONLY: 3. Using anyone of the following standard single slot sizes: %", %", %", %" or 1" (see Paragraph B-13 if over-size desired). FOR "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES - INDENT TYPE ONLY: 4. Using anyone of the following standard single indent sizes: For 1-line of removable tape, %" or 1/2", or for 2-lines of removable tape, %" or 1" (see Paragraph B-19 if over-size desired). B. BADGE SERVICES and features are priced by category as follows: FOR ALL BADGES, "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" - SLOT OR INDENT: 1. ART PREPARATION ... Basic, 1-Color ... $6.00 Min. to $20.00 ______________________________________ $1 0.50 (AVERAGE) ... Component Colors _________________________________________________________________________ $ 1.50 EACH Since each job is different, a fixed price cannot be quoted until we know the extent of the work involved. Even when camera ready art is submitted certain camera techniques are required necessitating the minimum charge. For estimating your cost, please use $10.50 as your guide for basic color, plus $1.50 for each additional color specified. Any under, or over, estimate of cost will be adjusted in our final quotation or invoice. This is a one-time charge unless subsequent changes are made. Art preparation charges are not applicable to "SPECIAL" badge orders (refer to "Special Illustrations" brochure). 2. PRINTI NG PLATES ... Basic, 1-Color ____________________________________________________________________________________________ $6.50 ... Component Colors _______ .. ___ . ________________________________________________________________________ $1.50 EACH Printing plates must be made in order to print your trade-mark or design after preparatory art is completed in one, or more, colors - one plate per color to be used. This is a one-time charge unless subsequent changes are made. Printing plate charges are not applicable to "SPECIAL" badge orders (refer to "Special Illustrations" brochure). 3. INK COLORS, EXCEPT GOLD OR SILVER ... Basic, 1-Color. ___________________________________________ PER PRICE SCHEDULE ... Extra Colors (original and re-orders - see BONUS, E-2) ______________________________________________________ $5.85 EACH Except for the extra cost for Gold or Silver ink, the first color of ink is included in the Unit Price per badge. Therefore, 1 extra color = $5.85; 2 extra colors = $11.70; 3 extra colors = $17.55, etc. In this connection, please refer to our Extra Color Re-order BONUS policy - Paragraph E-2. Ink color charges are not applicable to "SPECIAL" badge orders (refer to "Special Illustrations" brochure). 4. INK COLORS, GOLD OR SI LVER ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ $6.85 EACH The same formula of computation as in Paragraph B-3 applies, including the re-order BONUS policy; 1 extra color = $6.85; 2 extra colors = $13.70; 3 extra colors = $20.55, etc. 5. OVER-SIZE BADGES ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UNIT PRICE + 20 % For the customer who has a requirement for badges larger than the maximum standard size of 3" wide by 2 1/ 2 " high. Such badges, when dimensions are in excess of the maximum standard size, will be charged at the indicated rate, but in no case may they exceed 3 1/ 2 " wide by 3" high with-out a further surcharge, for which prices will be quoted on request. 6. COLORED PLASTIC __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UNIT PRICE + 10% Normally, our badges are manufactured using clear plastic. However, colored plastic in a variety of colors is available, such as: Blue, Green, White, Yellow, Black, etc. The effect produces a badge with borders that are of the selected color, including the slot or indent area, and "sets-off" the badge to good advantage. It can simultaneously serve as a color code system to identify personnel by shifts, departments, or whatever. There are, of course, many other variations according to the needs of the user. Intermixing of colors is allowable at no extra cost. This feature cannot be used on badges incorporating a back print message or numbers on the back, since the colored plastic covers the entire back area. 7. TYPE CHANGES ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $2.25 PER CHANGE Using the same general type or design, changes may be printed in to indicate some portion of the order reading: TEMPORARY, VISITOR, FOREMAN, CHARTER MEMBER, etc. -3- PRICE SCHEDULE DETAILS WESTERN PLASTIC PRODUCTS - 1701 Magnolia Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. 90813 B. BADGE SERVICES (Cont'd) FOR ALL BADGES, "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" - SLOT OR INDENT: (Cont'd) 8. BACK PRINT MESSAGE ... Initial Set-up $7.35 Min. to $11.85 __________________________________ $9.35 (AVERAGE) ... Re-orders _______________________________________________________________________________ $3.00 EACH ORDER Used to convey a message. For example: "If Found, Drop in Mail Box - Return Postage Guaranteed", along with an address. Due to space limitations, messages should be brief. For estimating your cost, please use $9.35 as your guide. Any under, or over, estimate of cost will be adjusted in our final quotation or invoice. This service is not adaptable to badges utilizing colored plastic, nor is it allowed on "SPECIAL" badge orders as listed in the "Special Illustrations" brochure unless pre-arrangements are made along with commensurate extra charges. 9. NUMBERS ON FRONT OR BACK ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ PER BELOW Numbers are desirable in order to keep track of the badge by "identifying" to whom it was issued, such as an employee or a visitor in an industrial plant, etc. Numbers on the back of a badge cannot be specified when colored plastic is also specified. Three (3) categories of numbers are available: Guaranteed "Consecutive". All numbers are present and badges are packaged in numerical order. For example: Total quantity of badges ordered is 100 with guaranteed "consecutive" numbers from 1-100, inclusive. Guaranteed "Non-consecutive". These are usually "pick-up" numbers after an initial order, as needed, if sequence has to be maintained. Non-guaranteed "Consecutive". Total quantity of badges ordered will be present, but some numbers may be missing because they were spoiled in the lamination process. For example: Order is for 100 bad.ges with numbers to commence with 1. The ending number could be 104 or 120, or whatever, depending on the amount of badges spoiled, however, a total of 100 badges will be present. Prices shown below are for Guaranteed "Consecutive" numbers only: Size of Number 6-49 'Kl' & '/4 " .30 %" & 1f2" .32 %" & 1" .34 50-99 .16 .18 .20 EACH 100-249 .08 .09 .10 250-499 .06 .07 .08 For Guaranteed "Non-consecutive" numbers add 30 % to above. For Non-guaranteed "Consecutive" numbers subtract 25 % from above. Per Thousand 500-999 1000-Up .03 $18.00 .04 $27,00 .05 $33.00 10. DIES - FOR "DI E-CUT" BADGES ________________________________________________________________________________ QUOTED ON REQUEST Most any shape badge can be accomplished by a die. Sometimes only the badge insert (referred to as "Inner" hereafter) is desired die-cut in a certain shape. For example: A circle within a square badge would require only one die. Most often, however, a customer needs both the "Inner" and the badge itself (referred to as "Outer" hereafter) die-cut in a particular shape. This would then require two (2) dies: One "Inner" and one "Outer". Dies generally range in price from $15.00 to $45.00, or more, depending on the complexity of the badge design. This service is not allowed on "SPECIAL" badge orders as listed in the "Special Illustrations" brochure unless pre-arrangements are made along with commensurate extra charges 11. DIE-CUTTING OF BADGES ... Inner only ____________________________________________________________________________ 5¢ PER BADGE ... Outer only ____________________________________________________________________________ 1 O¢ PER BADGE ... Inner & Outer ________________________________________________________________________ 15¢ PER BADGE As explained in the foregoing paragraph, both the "Inner" and "Outer", as applicable, must be die-cut as a separate operation after the die has been made in order to complete the job, FOR "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES - SLOT TYPE ONLY: 12. DOUBLE-SLOT BADGES ________________________________________________________________________________________________ PER PRICE SCH EDULE These are a valuable asset to any organization desiring to identify the wearer's position, as well as name. They are usually made with a %" title slot directly above the name slot, unless specified otherwise, 13. OVER-SIZE SLOTS __________________________________ . __________________________________________________________________________ UNIT PRICE + 20 % Usually, one of our standard single slot sizes will meet any requirement. However, if additional space is needed, the following larger single slot sizes are available at the indicated rate: 1'/4", 1 %", 2" and 2%" maximum. 14. POCKET SLOT TYPE BADGES ____________________________________________________________________________________ QUOTED ON REQUEST This type of badge is normally manufactured in clear plastic, without any printing, for inserting a pre-printed paper insert containing, for example, a photograph along with a name, vital statistics and authenticating signature. This badge has many variations and therefore can only be quoted on request after receipt of full particulars. -4- PRICE SCHEDULE DETAILS WESTERN PLASTIC PRODUCTS - 1701 Magnolia Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. 90813 B. BADGE SERVICES (Cont'd) FOR "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES - SLOT TYPE ONLY: (Cont'd) 15. THUMB-NOTCHING OF SLOT BADGES ____________ . _____________________________________________________________________ 5¢ PER BADGE Entails the removal of a small amount of plastic to facilitate easy removal of an insert. This service is primarily used in connection with the Pocket Slot type of badge. 16. PRI NTED TITLES ... Standard ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10¢ EACH ... Specia '-_____________________________________________________________________________________ 10 ¢ EACH + 75 ¢ SET -U P Used to show wearer's position. Standard titles are denoted as those titles, as determined by us, in general use throughout all industry and organizations. Special titles are available at the same price, plus an initial set-up charge for typesetting for each different title ordered. All titles are printed in black ink on a heavy grade of white stock for %" slot insert size. Other colors of ink on different colors of stock would necessitate pre-arrangements with commensurate extra charges that will be quoted on request. 17. KWI K-PRINT NAMES ... 1 or 2-lines ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 O¢ EACH Used to show names of members of your organization in legible 1/4" easy-to-read characters. 2-lines available in %", or larger, slot sizes. 3-lines for 1" slot size, or larger, also available on request at extra cost. Black ink on a heavy grade of white stock. 18. PAPER SLOT INSERTS ... White, l1f2 Times Order ______________________________________________________ PER PRICE SCHEDULE ... "Extras", Wh ite or Colored ______________________________________________________________________ 1 ¢ EACH As stated under policy items in Paragraph E-7, blank white paper slot inserts, in perforated strips, to fit your badge are furnished at no extra charge in the amount of one and one-half (1 %) times the number of slot badges ordered, including double slots. If "extras" are needed, white or colored, they will be priced at the indicated rate. FOR "SPECIAL" OR "CUSTOMIZED" BADGES -INDENT TYPE ONLY: 19. OVER-SIZE INDENTS __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UNIT PRICE + 20 % Usually, one of our standard single indent sizes will meet any requirement. However, if additional space is needed, the following larger single indent sizes are available at the indicated rate: 1 %", 1 1/ 2", 2" and 2%" maximum_ 20. DOU BLE-I N DENT BADGES ______________________________________________________________________________________________ PER PRICE SCH EDU LE For the customer who may need two separate indents, i.e., one at the top of the badge, another at the bottom. Other variations, for example, could be a 1/2 " indent over, but separated (about 1fa") from a 1" indent. When this situation occurs, it necessitates an extra process in the manufacture of the badge, and therefore will be charged at the indicated rate. C. BADGE ACCESSORIES Badge accessories for "SPECIAL" or "CUSTOMIZED" badges, either SLOT or INDENT types, are available as follows: 1. STUD SETS ... Per Color ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $3.00 PER 100 Set consists of a plastic male and female, %" in diameter. They are used for a variety of purposes such as department assignments, employee shift designation, security clearance designation, and many other applications tailored to fit your needs. Their use simultaneously makes the badge "tamper-proof" if inserted in the slot I indent part of the badge, since they cannot then be easily removed. Colors available are: Red, Green, White, Brown, Yellow, Black, Blue, Bronze, Olive Drab, Orange, Pink and Clear. Minimum order, per color, one hundred (100) sets per color. 2. STUD HOLE PUNCH, %2" _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $8.50 EACH Used to punch the exact size hole in the badge thereby allowing insertion of the male and female stud set. 3. STUD MOUNTER AND REMOVER _________________________________________________________________________________________________ $12. 90 EACH A special tool used to secure the stud set into a badge, or to remove it, whichever is applicable. 4. STU D CEM ENT _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $ 2.50 PER PI NT Used to fuse the stud set into one solid unit, after insertion into the badge; one drop is usually sufficient Jo do the job. D. PORTABLE PLASTIC LAMINATOR Make your own badges or company ID cards: 1. RUDOR PLASTIC LAMINATOR ... Including "Starter" KiL ____________________________________________________ $215.00 EACH If you desire to make your own badges or issue company ID cards, this plastic laminator is ideally suited for this purpose. It is portable, light-weight, "UL" approved, 115V and has a one year warranty. The platen size is 3 1/ 4 " X 4 1/ 2 "; is completely automatic and simple to operate. We also maintain a complete stock of associated supplies such as laminating plastics, fasteners, cements, round cornerers, cutting boards, etc. In addition, we further maintain a complete printing plant for any printed inserts you may require. Full particulars, prices and brochure available on request. -5- E. POLICY ITEMS -IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ: 1. Choice of Fasteners. Any of four may be ordered without extra cost: Light Jeweler's Safety Clasp Pin - LJP. Recommended for clubs, organizations, drug and department stores. Heavy-duty Jeweler's Safety Clasp Pin - HJP. Recommended for markets, commerce and industry. Rotating All Purpose Bulldog Clip - BDR. Recommended for lodges, organizations and commerce. Rotating Heavy-duty Alligator Clip - ALR. Recommended for heavy industrial and commercial use. 2. Extra Colors of Ink Re-order BONUS for "Customized" Badge Orders. When original order is placed, we will print twice as many badge inserts as ordered. This over-run will be used on subsequent reorders so that you pay only the Unit Price for the quantity of badges ordered until we have exhausted the over-run of inserts. At that time, it will be necessary to charge for any re-printing of the extra colors involved at the current rate. We will again print twice the number of badge inserts of the highest quantity order previously received. If and when re-printing of extra colors of ink is required, we will automaticaMy invoice accordingly. The foregoing bonus does not apply to any badges purchased for resale, for which extra colors of ink charges are applicable each order. 3. "Logo" on Badges Purchased for Resale. Our return "logo" will not appear on the back of any "CUSTOMIZED" badges purchased for resale. It will appear, however, on all "SPECIAL" badges purchased for resale, unless pre-arrangements are made with commensurate extra colors of ink re'printing charges applicable. 4. Retention of Printing Plates. Plates or "cuts" will be retained in our files, unless specifically requested by the customer. Maximum retention will be for a period of seven (7) years from year of last order, after which time, they will be destroyed unless instructions to the contrary are received. 5. Minimums. Badges - no less than 6; Names and Titles - no less than 5; and Stud Sets - no less than 100 per color. 6. Sample Badges. Will be prepared without cost Qr obligation upon decision of management. Upon ordering, however, the appropriate preparatory charges will be made. 7. Paper Slot Inserts. Blank white paper slot inserts in perforated strips to fit the badge order are furnished at no extra charge in the amount of one and one-half (1 %) times the number of slot badges ordered, including double slots. 8. Riveting Fasteners. It is not our policy to "rivet" fasteners to badges except by special request at extra cost. Our badges are fashioned with the fastener moulded to the badge with a small plastic "saddle", thereby insuring the face free from any defacement. We guarantee to replace any defective fastener at no charge. 9. Stock Background Color Changes. No extra charge is involved when different colors of stock background badge inserts are needed, provided the badge insert printing or design remains identical. For example: Total badge order is for 225 badges of which 50 are to be with red stock background, 75 in green, 100 yellow, etc. The foregoing does not apply to badges in the "SPECIAL" category as listed in the "Special Illustrations" brochure since they are pre-printed on only one color, most generally white. 10. Placement of Slots or Indents. They wi II be placed below the badge insert unless instructions to the contrary are received. No extra charges, however, are involved if this service is desired - for example: slot or indent may be placed at the top of the badge or even in the center, etc., provided of course the design of the badge is compatible. 11. Proof Badges. Once a firm order has been entered and assigned an identification number, a proof badge will be furnished if one is desired or if, in the interest of clarity, we deem it necessary. As a general rule, we also deem it prudent to submit a proof badge for any orders received for large quantities. 12. Placing Orders. Badge orders may be sent open account, in which case, we will invoice you and you pay the shipping charges, f.o.b. our plant, Long Beach, California. Our terms: Net, 30 days. If you send full payment with order, we will pay the shipping charges anywhere in the United States. 13. Prices and Services. Are subject to change without notice. WPP-10 (7-69) SM PLASTIC PRODUCTS A DIVISION OF RUDOR CORPORATION 1701 Magnolia Ave. • Long Beach, Calif. 90813 (213) 435-4881 • 435-4882 • 436-8301 -6- Rock;:r ~k·tErta11;. .S"::, T.,;:; :~.~'7 .. ,~". cas Ass()c:ation Statelli~:mt, of Inco~:.) ;';,.;)ceiv(,i and Ehpenses Paid August 1, 1~69 - July 31, 1970 Income Received: Dues PSIA RMSIA Apprentice Fees Initiation Fees '':~l.ns ~T'm Fees f>'-:-e-Exam Clintcs i:./lnual Meeting & Seminar konual Clinics Interest Income Penalty Fees Ski School Signs Handbooks Miscellaneous Income Total Income Received Expenses Paid: Salaries-EXec.Secy. & extra office help (Including Pay~oll Taxes) Office Supplies and Expense Postage Telephone Office Equipment Repairs Freight Minutes & Newsletter Pins Handbooks Certification & Pre-Exam Clinic Expenses Board of Directors Meeting Expense Committee Expense General Mtg. Expense (Seminar-Annual Mtg., District Mtgs., & Annual Clinics) Representatives to Other Meetings Apprentice Booklets Angulation Booklets Insurance Accounting fees Bank Charges 1969-70 RMD dues Advance PSIA dues Other Expense Total Expenses Less:Disbursed for Office Equipment: $ 5,294.12 1,200.92 1,281. 91 597.51 39.32 33.20 686.59 1,069.12 488.43 11,581.89 3,932.36 1,840.37 1,269.65 561.71 156.45 162.75 15.00 100.00 64.41 669.00 700.00 _])4.27 $31,8'18.98 Less:Disbursed for Payroll Taxes from FY 1968-69 Add: Payroll Taxes Withhold and not paid 7/31/70 (continued next sheet) -------------- ----- $ 7,059.00 11,855.00 4,829.50 150.00 89L65 8. 770. 00\ ,'i - r 2 , 600. 00,: " . \ . 258,ao 105.00 281.72 40,00 20.00 5.JO ___ 8;.:5. ~Q _ " $37, 54S. J/ 31,807[3·98 $-,,-:; ';':)9- ,) " . '.' . " (" I,,..· '-«r(. ) .. ." ... ,~ (Ll'.: ,+')) ).65 $-" -,-'-; - ',-, ) ,LJ.O"-i-. oj ------- -~ RMSIA - Statement of InCCl"1!S Roceiv'?':'''.~" " :.;::; }~.'"i -- ':.'1/69-7/31/70 Page Two Statement of Cash Available Cash Balances - 7/31/1970: Regular Account Petty Cash Savings Account "'~1 Cash Balances - July 31, 1970 $16,044.27 302.41 1,987.76 " ~ Expenses Incurred during FY 1969-70 Not Paid: July Newsletter $ 65.10 Pins ordered (Payment Rec1d.) 100.00 Balance PSIA dues (Approx.) 6,369.00 Payroll Taxes 9.65 Reservation of Cash to Purchase Copy Machine :otal Encumberances of Cash Unencumbered Cash - July 31, 1970 $ 6,543.75 900.00 Statement of Cash Balances Beginning and End of Accounting Period 7/31/70 Balances August 1, 1969 Cash Savings Regular Account $10,707.53 $ 1,892.89 Petty Cash 269.33 -0- Receipts Total Available Disbursements Balances July 31, 1970: Regular Account Petty Cash $10,976.86 $ 1,892.89 37,455.00 94.87 $48,431. 86 $ 1.987. '16 32,085.18 -0- $16,044.27 302.41 $ 1,987.76 -0- Summary of 1969-70 Year Income Less: Disburs ements: Expenses Incurred during 69-70 (Not Paid) ~J2,094.83 $18,334.44 7,443·7.2 $]g,890,£"9 Total $12,600.42 26<'),33 $12 ,8ti<;;.-'1S 37,549.87 $50,419~62 J2,O~5.18 $18,0'32.03 __ J02:~ • I Tor AL EXPENSES OVER INCOME 39,538.58 $ 1,988.71 -------,------ \ AMENDt.:D BYLAHS OF • PROFESSIONAL SKI INSTRUCTORS OF At'!ERICA, INC. (A non-profit Minnesota Corporation) (Adopted by the Board of Directors on September 13, 1969) ARTICLE 1. , : Objects The objects for which the Association is formed shall be to promote ski instruction by professional ski instructors; handle problems of common concern to the ski teaching profession; establish and maintain the highest standards of business practices, custom and usage; promote and advance the interests of the ski teaching profession; represent and act for the ski teaching profession 'before divisions of government and before thOSe public and privEte organizations whose work affects the ski teaching profession; prepare or assist in the preparation of high certification standards and technical alignment; conduct promotional activities, including advertising and publicity; assist in the development of efficiency in the ski industry through technical research; engage in any lawful activities which will enhance efficient and economic progress of the ski teaching profession and apprise the public of its scope and character; and perform such acts and services for the ski teaching profession as may be more satisfactorily performed by a group rather than by individual action. ARTICLE II. Membership Section A - Classes of Members. There shall be four classes of members in the Association, which classes shall De, respectively, (a) Full Members, (b) Associate Members, (c) Registered Members and (d) Honorary Members. ' Section B - Eligibility for Nembership. (1). Full Members. Any individual who (a) has been "fully certified" by a divisional ski instructor association or organization, and (b) who is in good standing in such organization, shall be eligible for membership as a Full Member of the Association. On).yJf1jll Mem~er~ s1;a1l be entitled to be issued or wear the P.S:1:.A. pin or ~ns~gn~a. ,~,,,,,,,,,--, ".-' (2). Associate Members. Any individual who (a) has been "associate certitiecl" by a divisional ski instructor association or organization, and (b) who is in good standing in.such organization, shall be eligible for membership as an Associate Member of the Association. ~--------.. ~ ... --. (3). Registered Members. Any individual who has not been certified by a divisional ski instructor association or organization, but who is in good standing in accord with the standards of such ,association or orgahization as an apprentice or registered instructor, shall be eligible for membership as a Registered Member of the P.S.I.A. Association. - (4) HonorarS Members. By action of the Board of Directors, any person foundy the Board of Directors to have rendered outstanding service to the Association or to the advancement of ski instruction shall be eligible for recognition as an Honorary Member of the Association. Section C - Membership As the Board of Directors may rom t~me to t~me rna e ava~ ab e certain pins or other insignia indicating membership, such:insignia shall be available only upon such terms and conditions as are stated by the Board. ARTICLE III. Divisional Associations Section A - Divisions. The Divisional Ski Instructor Associations a~riliated witn the Professional Ski Instructors of America, Inc., hereinafter called P.S.I.A., are as follows: Certified Professional Ski Instructors of the United States I -- Eastern Amateur Ski Association (USEASA) Central Ski Instructors Association (CSIA) Rocky Mountain Ski Instructors Association (RMSIA) Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Instructors Association (NRMSIA) > Intermountain Ski Instructors Association (IMSIA) '.. Far West Ski Instructors Association (FWSIA) Pacific Northwest' Ski Instructors Association (PNSIA) Alaskan Ski Instructors Association (ASIA) " Addi.tion of other such divisional associations or modification of geographical areas of representation of existing associations shall only be by a vote of the Board of Directors at an annual meeting of the membership assembled after prior notice to all divisional associations. ARTICLE IV. Fiscal Year of Association and Dues and Assessments and Finances Section A - Fiscal Year. The fiscal year of the Association shall be July I of each year. ----, .. - _.' '-2- , ! . Section B - Annual Dues. The annual dues of Full and Associate Members of the Associ.:1tion sh.:11l be a uniform swn not in excess of Fi~teen Dollars ($15) pe~ year as determined from year to year b~-~he Board of Directors in advance of the year for which such dues are payable. Registered Members shall pay dues not in excess of Ten Dollars ($10) per year as determined by the Board of Direceurs. Honorary Members shall pay no dues. Upon determination by the Board of Directors of annual dues for.the-next year, each divisional organization comprising. the Association during the year for which the dues are determined shall be obligated to pay in advance during such year on or before July 1st, but not later than Novel1lber ,1st of each year, the annual -dues for such year. The voting power of a Director shall be determined by the number of paid-up members on and afterI November 1st of each year. ~.,. Section C - Association Expenses. (1) Budget and Finance Committee. There shall be a Committee on Budget and Finance and consisting of the Second Vice President as Chairman and two or more additional members as are appointed by the Pre~ident with the consent of the Board of Directors. This committee shall formulate a plan of budget in writing and present the same to the Divisions at least 30 days prior to the annual meeting. Such budget shall ,require the approval of the Board of Directors. (2) Committee Expenses. Any PSIA committee requiring operating funds for the forthcoming fiscal year may submit such request to the Budget and Finance Committee sixty (60) days prior to the annual meeting. (3) Auditing. A certified public accountant shall be appointed each year by the Board of Directors to audit and examine the Association accounts and all other financial transactions of the PSIA, and a formal written report shall be submitted thereon , at the annual meeting . ..... ---.. - (4) Association Funds. Association funds shall be used exclusively for Association expenses as determined in accord with the Bylaws. No one shall incur bills without authorization of the President, or in his absence the First Vice Presid~nt, for any purpose which has not been approved by the Board of Directors and membership except as herein provided. Non-budgeted expenditures shall be limited in anyone fiscal year to a total of 20 percent of the income of the Association. Such expenditure shall be made from a contingency fund created for such purpose~ and monies shall be expended only upon authorization of the Board of Directors or Executive Committee. (5) Travel Expense. The reasonable travel and related expenses shall be paid by the Association for members of the Board of Directors and officers and such committee chairmen or members as are appointed by the Board of Directors or such others as may be engaged in official PSIA business. The Board of Directors shall establish such policies as will provide for uniform and equitable reimbursemenc for such expenses. -~- • I I (6) Bonding of Officers. Any officers having authority to execute any instrument for the payment of money may be required to give bond in such amount as may be required by the Board of Directors for the faithful discharge of such officer's duties. (7) Authoritl to Sign. All checks, notes, drafts and any' other instruments tor the payment of money shall be executed on behalf of the Association and countersigned by such officers as the Board shall from time to time authorize. All such instruments must be signed by individuals authorized as agents for the Association. (~) Compensation. Subject to the directions and limitations given and imposed by action of the Members, the Board shall fix the compensation, if any, to any Director, officer or employee of the Association; provided, however, that no Director as such or member of any committee as such, shall receive compensation for his services to the Association other than payment of expenses as -----determined by the Board. ARTICLE V. Meetings of Members of the Association Section A - Annual Meetin~. The Annual Meeting of the members of the Association shall be held at such time and place in the continental United States or Canada as shall be determined by the Board of Directors of the Association. Such meeting shall be held between the month of March and December of each year. Section B - Other Meetings. Meetings of the members of the Association other than the Annual Meeting may be called by the Board of Directors) the President, or by written request of 100 Full or Associate Members as hereinafter described. Upon written request fC51:'--a -meeting of the members sent by registered mail or delivered in person to the President by 100 Full or Associate Members setting forth the purpose or purposes for the meeting, the Association shall, within 10 days after the receipt of such request, give to the members of the Association notice of a meeting to be held not less than 20 nor more than 45 days after the date of such notice of the meeting, which notice shall state the purpose or purposes of the meeting. If such notice shall not be given,within 10 days after such delivery or mailing of such request to the President~ the members so requesting the meeting may fix the time of the meeting and give, or cause to be given, notice of such meeting in the manner above stated, and the costs of the same shall be a proper Association expense. Section C - Notice of Meetings. Not less than 30 days before the date fixed for any meeting or the members of the Association, written notice of the time and place of such meeting shall be given by the President (or, in case of his refusal, by the members entitled to call the meeting as provided in Section B of this Article). Such notice shall be served upon or mailed to each member. If "" .... ~ -4- such notice is mailed, it shall be directed, postaee prepaid, to such members at their respective addresses as they appear on the records of the Association, and notice shall be deemed to have been given on the date so mailed. If any meeting is adjourned to another time or place, 30 days notice shall be given to the membership. Section D - Voting by Members. Each Full Member shall be entitled to one vote and each Associate Hefuber shall be entitled to one-half "8 vote, in person or by proxy duly authorized in writing, on any a-cti"on submitted to a vote of the members. Only Full and Associate Members shall be entitled to vote on any action submitted to a vote of the members of the Association, but Registered Members and Honorary Members may attend, and participate (except to vote) at, any meeting of the members of the Association. Section E - ~uorum. To constitute a quorum at any meeting of members ot t e Association, there shall be present in person or by proxy at least 100 of the then total number of Full or Associate Members . -~.- Section F-Number of Votes Re uired for Action. In all cases except w ere otnerw~se expressly prov~ e ~n tnese Bylaws, a ------majority of the votes cast in person or by proxy by Full or Associate Members shall control on any action submitted to a vote of the members. Section G - Business. The normal order of business at an annual meeting shall be as determined by the Board of Directors. Roberts Rules of Order as Revised shall govern all meetings. Any action may be taken by the members of the Association at such annual meeting. ARTICLE VI. Action By Members of the Association Without a Meeting Any action may be taken by the members of the Association without a meeting, .except action with respect to changing or amending the Articles of Incorporation, as follows: (a) The Board of Directors shall determine that the particular action to be voted upon should be submitted to the Full or Associate Members without a meeting of the members of the Association. (b) The President shall thereupon mail to each Full or Associate Member, postage prepaid, and directed to the address of each such member as it appears on the records of the Association, a ballot setting forth in full the resolution or resolutions to be acted upon and a provision requesting that the completed ballot be mailed to the Executive Secretary at the address set forth on such ballot within 14 days after the date appearing thereon (which date shall be the date the ballot is mailed to such member). ~ .... ' ... '., -Il- ./ ~~. (c) The Executive Secretary of the Association shall cOLUlt all such ballots returned to hirn, properly completed, prior to the close of business on th~ twenty-first day aiter the last day upon which such ballots were so mailed to the members and if a majority of the total number of ballots so voted and returned are in favor of such resolution or resolutions, then the action set forth in such resolution or resolutions shall be the action of the Association. j ARTICLE VIr. I , " Board of Directors The government and gen~ral direction of Association affairs shall be vested in a Board of Directors which shall consist of "Full Certified" Members elected or appointed ior that purpose by the divisional ski instructor associations as noted in ARTICLE III, Section A, in a ratio of one director per division. "'-""'.~ ..... ," -Y , , Section A - Powers. Subject to. the provisions of law, the Articles ot Incorporation, and these Bylm~s, and any direction given, or limitation imposed by action of the members, the Board of Directors (hereinafter sometimes called the "Board;!) shall hire such employees, establish such office or offices, retain such counsel and otherwise manage and conduct the business and affairs of the Association as it may deem advisable for carrying out the objects of the Association and these Bylaws. Section B - Number, Election and Term of Office. The number of Directors which shall constitute the Whole Board shall be nine. Each divisional ski instructor association as noted under'-ARTICLE I II, Sec tion A, shall be entitled to one liFull Certified" representative on the Board of Directors. The representative shall either be appointed or elected by the divisional association in accord with such policy as is established by the division. The .. ad.ditional one member (or ninth member of the Board) shall be a Mtfriibe'i~ «"at Large and shall be elected or designated in accordance wi:th-""suchJ?'9,.!~~Y. as is. adopted by the Board. ____ ,_"v~",,·oF.''' .. -''"' The term of office of each member of the Board of Directors shall be.two years or until his successor has been appointed or elected by the division, or in the case of the one at Large representative, in accord with the policy as established by the Board of Directors. All Directors shall take office at·the annual meeting of the members of the Association';-subJect to ARTICLE XII (present e lec ted Direc tors serve,-Dut'their terms). The provis ions of this Section B with respect to the term of office of Directors are subject to the provisions of Section C and E of this Article. N-.o.... .....D.. ,. irector shall serve more than two consecutive terms. The voting strength of the Board of Directors shall be divided as follows: each Director shall be entitled to a minimum of one vote and an. aac1I'tional vote' for each 200 Full or Associate Members ln"the division he represents over the . first 200 Full or Associate ,.~ Memb~§... The Member at Large shall be entitled to one vote. ,.,...... ................. _."'",...... '"~.. • ) .'.""., ...... '~ " •• |
