Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-22
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Officers - Selection - Board of directors - Election of
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president and secretary.
The officers of the free district fair association shall be
chosen from the delegates selected by the counties entering the
association. The officers shall consist of a president, secretary
and board of directors. The president and secretary selected
pursuant to Section 15-55 of this title for county fair association
organizations of each of the counties constituting the free district
fair association shall be and constitute the board of directors of
the free district fair association from which membership a president
and secretary shall be elected.
The officers of the free district fair association shall be
chosen from the delegates selected by the counties entering the
association. The officers shall consist of a president, secretary
and board of directors. The president and secretary selected
pursuant to Section 15-55 of this title for county fair association
organizations of each of the counties constituting the free district
fair association shall be and constitute the board of directors of
the free district fair association from which membership a president
and secretary shall be elected.
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