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capital investment of thirty thousand dollars or more in 1932, for
consumption on the premises. The annual license fee for such a license
shall be [twelve hundred] two thousand dollars [($1,200.00)]
($2,000.00).

20.

(j) In Montgomery County such a license shall be issued only to a
country club applying therefor which has one hundred (100) or more
bona fide members paying dues [of not less] , and which has no mem-
ber paying less in dues than fifty dollars ($50.00) per annum per
member and which maintains at the time of the application for the
license a regular or championship golf course of nine holes or more
[, or, in lieu of said golf course, a swimming pool at least 20 by 40
feet in size, and at least six lawn tennis courts.] , provided, however,
that any licensee hereunder which held a Class C, Beer, Wine and
Liquor License on January 1, 1964 shall not be required to maintain
a regular or championship golf course as aforesaid if said licensee
does maintain, in lieu thereof, a swimming pool at least 20 by 40
feet in size and at least six lawn tennis courts. Such a license shall
authorize the holder thereof to keep for sale and to sell any alcoholic
beverages purchased from the liquor control board for Montgomery
County, at retail, to any customer at the place described in said
license, for consumption on [or off] its premises only. The applica-
tion for any such license filed on behalf of any country club in Mont-
gomery County shall be signed by at least one officer of such club
who [need not] shall be a resident or registered voter or taxpayer
of Montgomery County. The annual fee for such a license shall be
[five] eight hundred and fifty dollars [($500.00)] ($850.00).

20.

(j-1) From and after April 30, 1965, a licensee under Section 20 (j)
above shall be authorized to keep for sale and to sell at the place
described in said license any alcoholic beverages purchased from the
liquor control board for Montgomery County, at retail, to any member
of said country club or to a guest or guests of a member, provided
said member is present on the premises, for the consumption on its
premises only, provided, however, that for the purposes of this section
the term "guest or guests of a member" shall include, but not be
limited to, any person over the age of twenty-one years while said
person is in attendance at a recognized national or regional athletic
event being held on the premises of the licensee when (1) the licensee
has made application to the Board of License Commissioners for
permission to sell alcoholic beverages to persons attending a national
or regional athletic event to be held on the premises of said licensee
and (2) said application has been made at least sixty (60) days prior
to the date that the aforesaid specific athletic event is to take place
and (3) the said Board has granted the permission requested in said
application. From and after April 30, 1965, no employee of said
country club licensee shall be allowed to have guests at said country
club for the purpose of the consumption of alcoholic beverages during
said employee's normal working hours.

25.

(c) Special beer, wine and liquor license, Class C, which shall
entitle the holder thereof to exercise any of the privileges conferred
by the said class of license for the use of any person holding a bona