22 ~ Wednesday, September 2, 1992 —- North Shore News

Provincial
Easter Seal
campaigns
report in

CONSUMERS IN Western
Canada have helped raise
$26,038 for provincial
Easter Seals organizations
through a campaign spon-
sored by the Cunadian Egg.
Marketing Agency (CEMA)
and the National Easter
Seal Committee.

Cheques were sent last week to
the provincial Easter Seal
organization, representing dona-
tions of $7,116 for British Col-
umbia; $6,639 for Alberta; $4,195
for Saskatchewan; and $8,086 for
Manitoba.

The six-week program, which
ran from early Marci until Easter,
raised more than $90,000 across
the country, with final donations
still to be tallied.

It featured a 12-page sticker
and egg decorating booklet that
was given out or mailed to anyone
who made a donation to the

Easter Seal Society. :
The booklet, entitled ‘‘Egg- F
citing Easter Egg-tivities’’, con- ;

tained four pages of colorful

stickers, fun facts about eggs, and -
creative egg decorating ideas.
**The success of this program is Bg : :

two-fold.” says ony Gartner, ;
chief executive officer at .
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Easter Seal Society.** :
The Easter Seal Society is a
non-profit charitable organization
that provides assistance to
children with physical disabilities.
The program was also extended
to approximately 1,000 restaurants
in Canada, raising about $15,000
for the charity. ,
Gartner says CEMA'’s staff also
volunteered their time by handing
out bocklets at local grocery
stores, and by staffing teiephones
at the March 1 Easter Seals
telethon.
“Our own employees raised
about $4,000, which will go di-
rectly to our local Easter Seal
Children’s Fund.*’

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receive annual
ICBC grants

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