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- Article 1: The name of this corporation will be "The Art of Hockey" (TAH).
- Article 2: The term or existence is of this corporation is perpetual, unless dissolved by a 2/3rds majority vote.
- Article 3: The corporation is designed to allow children, boys and girls, to be educated, physically and mentally trained, and for an understanding of the game of hockey and how to work as a team or in a group.
- Article 4: The Corporation will have the necessary power to do what ever means possible to insure the safety and liability of children within the corporation. Removal of any child or parent from rink, learning class room or equipment area will be permitted by any employee or instructor. We will be subject to the amount of children per semester; we must be selective to give all children a safe and easy learning environment.
- Article 5: All proceeds and money made payable to our corporation will be kept strictly for the existence of the corporation, money attained will be put......

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