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BCSC OCTOBER 2016 DIGITAL NEWSLETTER VOLUME 20, ISSUE 10

IT’S ALL ABOUT THAT PUTT!

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SAVE THE DATE BCSC Calendar of Events BCSC’S 34th Annual Golf Tournament & Annual Dinner Date: Wednesday, October 26, 2016 Location: Black Gold Golf Club Time: 10:30 a.m. - Tee Time 12 noon

Notice of Child Labor Law Updates Eric Martin, of American Consulting Group, a BCSC consulting partner on labor laws and their impact on business, has forwarded important updates to Child Labor Laws.

For your convenience, we’ve included excerpts from the pamphlet for a quick overview which includes a simplified chart for your review.

The entire 69-page pamphlet is available for download on BCSC’s website. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call Eric’s office at (949) 452-1840.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: BCSC Calendar of Events BCSC’s 34th Annual Golf & Annual Mtg. President’s Perspective Executive Director’s Report Fab 5 Sponsored by Classic Products Classic Products Excerpts from California Child Labor Law Christmas Cheer Bowl-A-Thon Stubborn Soda New Pepsi Contract BCSC Partners Board of Directors WPBI QubicaAMF Golf Tournament Sign-Up Form

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BCSC’s 34th Annual Golf Tournament & Annual Meeting

Black Gold Golf Club - One Black Gold Drive Yorba Linda, CA 92886 October 26, 2016 Tee time 12 p.m.

$10,000.00 hole-in-one challenge and prizes. 18 holes, cocktail party, lunch, dinner. . . Attention Members! One FREE entry with every foursome. A $170 value!

Foursomes available immediately!

Sign up today!

To Register Call (818)789-0900 or

Click here!

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President’s Perspective This is an extra exciting and bittersweet time for the BCSC. Our annual meeting and golf tournament falls on the 26th of this month and at that time we will say good-bye to Scott Frager, our Executive Director for the past ten years.

Last year was the first year we combined the golf tournament and annual meeting in the same day. It was a huge success. We had a fantastic turnout and it was great to see so many members come out and take part in their association’s event. After last year’s event, we sent out a survey to our membership asking how they liked the idea of combining our two biggest events on the same day. Overwhelmingly, the choice was to continue to have these events on the same day. We understand that our membership represents a very large geographical area and sometimes our meetings are just too far for some of our members to attend. However, since this is our biggest event now, every member should consider attending.

We are offering our one free entry for every foursome offer again this year. You get 4 for the price of 3. We’re also bring back the helicopter drop and hole in one contest. The golf entry includes lunch, dinner, golf, goodies and too many prizes to mention. If you don’t have a foursome, please don’t let that stop you.

Coming as a single or twosome is a great way to make new friends. Networking has always been one of the major benefits of the BCSC. I have created a number of connections which has enhanced my business immensely.

If you don’t golf, please attend our dinner and annual meeting at 6 PM. The BCSC will provide one complimentary dinner for all centers in membership. You may also bring unlimited guests for only $55 per person. If you get there between 4:30 -5:00 PM, you may participate in our complimentary cocktail hour sponsored by South Point Hotel and mingle with our members and partners. We will also be providing some truly amazing entertainment.

Many of you have already heard that this year’s annual meeting will mark the end of an illustrious 10year career for our executive director, Scott Frager. Scott has consistently brought his insight of the bowling business and his knowledge of sales and marketing to our membership. He has made our association the envy of all state associations. We have been very lucky to have had him lead our organization these past 10 years, but as we all know nothing lasts forever and that’s okay. Change is a good thing. I am very happy to say our new executive director is very well known in the bowling industry. Scott Poddig will take the reins shortly after our annual meeting. Scott Poddig has served on our board and has been a successful bowling operator for many years.

Scott has sold his interest in Bowlium and will be able to give his full attention to helping our association succeed. I know of no other person who is so dedicated to the sport of bowling. Scott is very involved in youth and tournament bowling and consistently brings wonderful ideas to the board which help members increase profits. Scott rarely takes a vacation that isn’t involved with bowling one way or another, whether he is bowling a tournament, helping run one or just visiting some of our members. Bowling is not just a career for him, it’s a lifestyle.

Please come out for our golf tournament and annual meeting to recognize Scott Frager’s contribution to our association and welcome Scott Poddig who I’m certain will be a great executive director in the future.

Tony

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Executive Director’s Report

Come One, Come All!

Dear BCSC Members and Valued Partners, This will be my final column for the BCSC Newsletter. I know I will enjoy reading this column in the future, as much as I have enjoyed writing it this past decade. Approximately 120 columns, possibly missing a month or two at some point, are a lot of columns to create. However, each gave me an opportunity to connect with you.

Over the years, we’ve met many times: at your centers, meetings, trade shows or events like our upcoming golf tournament and Annual Meeting on October 26th at Black Gold Golf Club in Yorba Linda.

We’ve talked about the industry, discussed problems and found solutions to some of the most important issues facing our businesses: OSHA, ADA, taxation of bowling, soft drinks and more or lack thereof empty lanes in the summer months.

We’ve found lots of ways to make a whole lot of money together: major league Sports Clubs awhile back; lifting soda sales by placing Pepsi glass front vendors at every center; Dippin’ Dots ice cream vending machines at approx. 23 locations; helping centers build rock-solid databases close to 500,000 kids/ families via the BCSC Kids Bowl Free program.

I’ve enjoyed our time together and am proud of the accomplishments we’ve achieved together.

Now, with your help, there is one last goal that I would like to reach. And, I’m going to need your help to make it a reality.

I would like to MAX out my golf tournament with 144 golfers and members at our annual meeting! I would like to welcome everyone on the course, ESPECIALLY if you’ve never played golf before! You can play one hole or 18. It doesn’t matter, because this event is all about FUN and getting to know your fellow member centers, partners and CELEBRATING THE BCSC! Join us solo and we’ll pair you with a great foursome or bring three team members to complete your own group. Your team will appreciate the chance of getting away for a day, and I will take comfort in knowing that you will be there to celebrate my retirement from the BCSC while participating in your own BCSC Membership meeting.

Call me at 818-789-0900 and I will take care of everything. Or, fill out the enclosed sign-up sheet and fax it back to me today.

All the best, Scott

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BCSC’s FAB 5 TOURNAMENT Sponsored by Classic Products

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The Details: • 12/4/16 State Finals 11a.m. @ Bowlium Montclair, CA • 5-man Baker style • Qualifying team(s) names and handicaps MUST be submitted

by November 11, 2016 • Qualifying teams from your center compete for $1555.00 GUARANTEED 1st Place

Plus $2,000 in prizes

Attention Centers: * Please send in the date(s) for your in-house tournament for Bowling News advertising!

Center_________________________________________________ I want to be a qualifying center ________ yes ______ no I want to sign up _________ teams ($200 per team) My State Advancement Fee will be paid by _________ cash; ________ check; _________ credit Credit Card _______________________________________ Exp. Date: _____________ Sec. Code: ______________ Please Fax Back to BCSC #818-783-2874 Or call Anna #818-789-0900

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California Child Labor Information on Minors and Employment Almost all minors under the age of 18 are subject to California's child labor protections. Under the California Labor Code, "minor" is defined as any person under the age of 18 years required to attend school under the provisions of the Education Code, and any person under age six. "Dropouts" are subject to California's compulsory education laws, and thus are subject to all state child labor law requirements. Emancipated minors, while subject to all California's child labor laws, may apply for a work permit without their parents' permission.

SUMMARY CHART Ages 16 & 17 Must have completed 7th grade to work while school in session.

(EC 49112) SCHOOL

4 hours per day on any schoolday** [EC 49112; 49116; LC 1391]

IN

8 hours on any non-school day or on any day preceding a non-schoolday.

[EC 49112; 49116; LC 1391]

SESSION*

48 hours per week [LC 1391] WEE students & personal attendants*** may work more than 4 hours on a schoolday, but never more than 8. See text. [EC 49116; LC 1391, 1392]

Ages 14 & 15 Must have completed 7th grade to work while school in session (EC 49112) 3 hours per school day outside of school hours [EC 49112, 49116; LC 1391] 8 hours on any non-schoolday 18 hours per week [EC 49116; LC 1391]

Ages 12 & 13

May be employed only during school holidays and vacations (usually construed to include weekends).

May never be employed on any schoolday, either before or after school. [EC 49111] See text.

Daily and weekly work hour maximums while school is in session WEE students may work during are not specified in statute, but may school hours & up to 23 hours per not exceed the maximum allowed week. See text. [EC 49116; LC 1391] when school is not in session or the maximum stated on permit.

[EC 49111; LC 1391, 1392] See text.

Not eligible for WEE programs.

[EC 49113]

SCHOOL NOT IN SESSION

8 hours per day [LC 1391, 1392]

8 hours per day [LC 1391, 1392]

8 hours per day [LC 1391, 1392]

48 hours per week [LC 1391]

40 hours per week [LC 1391]

40 hours per week [LC 1391]

SPREAD OF 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. However, until 12:30 7 a.m. – 7 p.m., except that from June 7 a.m. – 7 p.m., except that from HOURS a.m. on any evening preceding a 1 through Labor Day, until 9 p.m.

June 1 through Labor Day, until nonschoolday [LC 1391] [LC 1391] 9 p.m. [LC 1391] WEE students, with permission, until 12:30 a.m. on any day [LC 1391.1] Messengers: 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.

PENALTIES EC 49111, 49112, 49116 Misdemeanor. [EC 49182] LC 1297 Misdemeanor.[LC 1303] LC 1391 First violation, Class B, $500; second violation, Class B, $1,000; third and subsequent violations, Class A, $5,000 - $10,000. [LC 1288] Misdemeanor.[1303] LC 1392 Class A violation $5,000 - $10,000. (Minor must be a ward or apprentice.) Misdemeanor. [LC 1392] • Permits must be revoked (by school officials or the Labor Commissioner) if work exceeds the hours stated on the permit. [LC 1300; EC 49164] • With few exceptions, all employees are entitled to one day of rest in seven. [LC 551, 552] Days of rest may be accumulated providing that in each calendar month the employee receives the equivalent of one day of rest in seven. [LC 554] A violation of Sections 551, 552 and 554 is a misdemeanor. [LC 553]. School attendance is not considered work time.

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BPAA and Pepsi Team up to Pour Greater Profits!

Dear Pepsi Center, The New Pepsi Program for 2017 was just announced at Bowl Expo.

I wanted to reach out to you with the Good News and that if you renew your Pepsi agreement your Rebates will be going UP 39%. They will be going from $3.25 PER gallon to $4.50 PER gallon starting January 1st.

As a "Thank You!" from BPAA for being on the Pepsi program, those centers who have been on the program for more than a year will be receiving a Re-sign Bonus of $.25 per gallon on the yearly average gallons that you have purchased throughout the program. This bonus will be sent out once the program renews. Just as a reminder, members on the National Pepsi Agreement are eligible to receive: $4.50 PER - gallon funding on Pepsi fountain products (NEW!) • Rebates on Cases of Bottles and Cans (NEW!)  National account fountain pricing - Lowest possible price  Equipment loaned to customer at no charge  FREE SERVICE!  Free national promotions every year To review the agreement, just click on this link. It will take you to BCSC’s website where you can download the contract, sign the signature page, scan and email to ScottF@socalbowling.com 

Renewals must be in by December for the re-sign bonus and to insure there is no interruption on rebate reporting. IF you have any questions please ask.

Thanks!

If you prefer to deal with BPAA directly, contact: Terry Taylor BPAA - Pepsi Account Coordinator 621 Six Flags Drive Arlington, TX 76011 (800) 343-1329 x 8473 (469) 547-0654 - Fax

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A new craft soda from Pepsi!

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BCSC PARTNERS

GOLD LEVEL PARTNERS Professional Bowlers Association Janay Haggerty 2152 Ellesmere Loop Roseville, CA 95747 206.654.6003 (w) 206.819.3347 (cell) Janay.Haggerty@PBA.com

PJ Rosendahl General Manager ZOT Pinsetter Parts Cell: 303.919.8189 pjrosendahl@zotcolorsplash.com

QubicaAMF Joe Roussin 190 S. Summertree Road Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 714-974-9436 jroussin@qubicaamf.us www.qubicaamf.com

useTray.com Peter Kellis 650-521-6253 peter.kellis@useTray.com

Guardian Eagle Security Inc. Freddy Galal 4311 Wilshire Blvd Ste. 419 Los Angeles, CA 90010 888-990-0002 info@ges.net

Valet-It Parking Services Abby Rasouli 15053 Ventura Blvd Ste 208 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 855-825-3848 info@valet-it.com

John M. Bourne US Bowling Corporation Cell: 909-772-8854 Main Office: 909-548-0644 www.usbowling.com

Golfstream Inc. Darren Dummit 1926 East 7th Street Los Angeles, CA 90021 310- 936-3363 darren@playgolfstream.com http://www.playgolfstream.com/

Gilbert, Kelly, Crowley & Jennett LLP Los Angeles ● San Francisco ● San Diego ● Sacramento Direct: 213.615.7039 Sonia Esteves | SME@gilbertkelly.com www.gilbertkelly.com

Classic Products Corp.

Bob Andrews Account Representative 800-444-0123 (Toll Free) 559-314-5502 (Cell) randrews@classicproducts.com

New Center Consulting, Inc. Glenn Hartshorn 3258 Aquinas Rochester Hills, MI 48309 248-375-2751 Glenn@newcenterconsulting.com

Floria Financial Services Vayle Floria 1420 E. Chapman Ave Orange, CA 92866 (714) 742-0820 (Cell) (714) 704-9085 ext.110# (Office) (714) 740-5021 (Fax) vayle@floriafinancial.com www.floriafinancial.com

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BCSC STANDARD PARTNERS American Consulting Group Eric Martin 27758 Santa Margarita, Ste. #312 Mission Viejo, CA 92691 949-452-1840 Office 949-206-0972 Fax

Pepsi Robert Bustos 27717 Aliso Creek Road Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 949-279-7925 - Cell Robert.bustos@pepsico.com

Dippin’ Dots John & Cheryl Hiller 26893 Bouquet Cyn Rd Ste C-119 Santa Clarita, CA 91350 661-510-8348 • 661-857-3274

Mischel & Company Ken Mischel 432 Bonito Ave Imperial Beach CA 91932 619-423-2001 mischelco@msn.com

Supplyworks Larry Zill 5635 Union Pacific Ave Commerce, CA 90022 323-837-4141 Office 818-634-6268 Cell Lzill@supplyworks.com www.supplyworks.com Mike Kelly Regional Sales Manager - Los Angeles 908-433-9243 ResignationMedia.com

mike.kelly@thechive.com TheChive.com CHIVE.TV

Enviro-Master Services Steve Vivanco 7054 Gerald Ave Ste A Van Nuys CA, 91406 818-465-8085 laenviromaster@gmail.com

Family Amusement Corporation Stephen or Robert Peck 876 N. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90029 323-660-8180 info@familyamusement.com www.familyamusement.com

Murrey International, Inc. Bill Snoberger 14150 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles, CA 90061 310-532-6091 www.murreybowling.com sales@murreybowling.com

Herzog Insurance Agency Bob Herzog 235 Main Street Pleasanton, CA 94566 800-300-1303 Bob.Herzog@herzogins.com

HPSI Hospitality Spencer Gonzalez 1 Ada, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92618 949-250-4774 spencerg@hpsionline.com

Groupon Cameron Linder L.J. Linder & Associates Insurance Services Cell: 559-360-4695 Cameron.Linder@LJLinder.com Kids Bowl Free Bruce Davis 239-389-9583 brucetalks@aol.com www.KidsBowlFree.com Western Bowling Proprietors’ Insurance 1865 Herndon Ave Ste K Clovis, Ca 93611 Main: 800-200-9998 Fax: 559-298-2110 www.WBPIprogram.com larry.linder@ljlinder.com cameron.linder@ljlinder.com Western Pacific Bowling Supply Chuck Sager / Lee Haxton 1216 W. Grove Avenue Orange, CA 92865 714-974-1733 Lee@wpbowling.com

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BCSC BOARD OF DIRECTORS RON BRISENO

TONY SANDS President

Vista Entertainment Center 435 W. Vista Way Vista, CA 92083 P: 760-941-1032 ron@vistaentertainment.com

Jewel City Bowl 135 S. Glendale Ave. Glendale, CA 91205 P: 818-243-1188 tony@jewelcitybowl.com

SCOTT CHAUNCEY

STEVE DAVIS Vice President

Director of Operation Bowlmor-AMF / Brunswick P: 909-240-4789 schauncey@bowlbrunswick.com

Zodo's - Bowling & Beyond 5925 Calle Real Goleta, CA 93117 P: 805-967-0128 steved@zodos.com

CRAIG GOODMAN

GARY FORMAN Secretary / Treasurer

Santa Clarita Lanes 21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd. Santa Clarita, CA 91350 P: 661-254-0540 craig@santaclaritalanes.com

Fountain Bowl 17110 Brookhurst St. Fountain Valley, CA 92708 P: 714-963-7888 gcf@fountainbowl.com

WILL MOSSONTTE DINA FINK

Buena Lanes 1788 S. Mesa Verde Ventura, CA 93003 P: 805-677-7770 x304 Dina.Buenalanes@gmail.com

SCOTT PODDIG

Empire Bowl 940 W. Colton Ave. Redlands, CA 92374 P: 909-793-2525 empirebowl44@gmail.com

TONY MENDOLA Harley's Simi Bowl 480 E Los Angeles Ave Simi Valley, CA 93065 P: 805-526-4212 Tony@harleysbowl.com

Bowlium

4666 Holt Blvd Montclair, CA 91763 P: 909-626-3528 scott@bowlium.com

Bowling Centers of Southern CA 12655 Ventura Blvd.

Studio City, CA 91604 Scott Frager, Executive Director Phone: 818-789-0900 Fax: 818-783-2874 E-mail: ScottF@socalbowling.com www.socalbowling.com

CHARLIE KINSTLER Del Rio Lanes 7502 Florence Ave Downey, CA 90240 P: 562-505-5435 cvkljk@aol.com

MICKEY COGAN Gable House Bowl 22501 Hawthorne Blvd.

Torrance, CA 90505 P: 310-378-2265

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Joe Roussin - District Sales Manager, CA & HI (714) 974-9436 - Phone / (804) 482-2712 - Fax jroussin@qubicaamf.us - www.qubicaamf.com

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