Re: AIS: Official AIS Regisration/Intoduction regulations
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> ...and I have transposed the info below for the record. I believe that
> this also answers in the affirmative Carolyn's question of whether
> advertisement on the internet constitutes "introduction". At this point,
> as the registrar requires, unless revised it would just require a postal
> submission of a print out of the "advertisement" to be a valid intro.
> Christopher Hollinshead
> Mississauga, Ontario Canada zone6b
An advertisement on the internet being used as proof of introduction
is something I have not thought of. I am wondering how this could be
validated, since, as far as I know, Keith Keppel has not joined us on
the internet and may not be surfing for ads.
For those hybridizers/introducers who place an ad in the BAIS or
TALL TALK, Keith automatically records the introductions and by
postal card notifies the hybridizer that his registrations have been
duly recorded as having been introduced. This procedure has been in
effect for years as I remember Kay writing to me yearly after the
April issue had come out. Keith recorded my last year's
introductions from TALL TALK as he specifically mentioned TT in the
card.l would assume other section magazines/newsletters are sent to
the registrar for such purposes.
I do know that the Office of Registrar has always been held in the
highest repute and has been operated by concientious ladies and
gentlemen over the thirty years or so I have had occasions to use it.
Its high regard goes back farther than that, I might add.
Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS 7/8
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