q Sn fe — os oe Provincial Secretary Hugh
a oe . a “Curtis has stated. that he -

" stands behind the - Tight of .
volunteer organizations-~ to
sell lottery tickets + ln
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: "Recent moves. ‘by some

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- shopping malls. to” “squeeze
out volunteer organizations
cannot be tolerated,” Curtis
stated.

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' shopping.-centres to ensure
that this concern is clear.”

: ‘Curtis noted that a- basic
+ principal | of “the lotteries
’ program. isto help. ‘volunteer.
agencies earn. income by
retailing ° ‘tickets. - These
‘agencies have earned more
than $12.5 million since
lotteries began. --—-

“IPs THAT. "TIME of the. year ‘again, cookie fans! It is 1 Cookie Week April 27/May 5.
. Christa Stackhouse and. Karrie Konopinski from the 17th Guide Company join
- Patrica and Maureen Shore from the 3rd Brownie pack to ask for your support intheir .
Provincial fand-raising event.of the year. The Brownies and Guides will be selling
their cookles for $1.00 a box. (Elisworth Dickson photo).

Cap » student

The “Open

Learning ‘saw an_ individual Miss Hamilton, who
Institute board approved: as figure. somewhat lonely, ereauates later cs month.
it's official logo” a- design - ‘ wl € engage y the
submitted -by Miss Carl engaged in thought or seney _Institute to prepare station-
Hamilton, " graduating - surely an appropri ery and packaging appli-
commercial art student of SYMbol forthe OpenLearning cations of the logo design, as
Capilano College. | Institute and its home study well as signs for OLI's new

'* programs." headquarters in Richmond.
Miss Hamilton's logo . .

design was selected from six
presented to the Institute by
a design team made up of
senior commercial art
students under the supcr-.
vision of Al) Zimmerman
coordinator of the Capilano
College Commercial Art
Progran.

e Deal with experience ¢ Deal with quality
. ¢ Deal with a winning team
~~,

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“Our staff and board
members viewed all designs
at separate meetings, and
both groups selected this one
after much discussion and
many changes of mind” said
OL! Principal, Dr. John Ellis.
‘The quality of the presen-
ations was excellent and the
competition was very close.

This one was selected for
its uniqueness and because it
called to mind several
Appropriate images. Some of
our people saw a West Coast
Indian motif; others a child
reading; and still others a
figure vaguely reminiscent of
Rodin's “The Thinker"

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-Clusive. -
with the mall owners. Curtis.
_ did not release the names of.
“the ‘suspended. mails stating,

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in question, professional
ticket sales organization, ~
licensed to sell lottery -
fickets, had reached ex-
retail. ‘agreements |

“we are reviewing. our

concerns with their owners .

and with the owners of other

.__ malls where. this has become
a. : _aproblem. ..

have’. . suspended

distribution” ‘licences at’ two *:

, y am hopeful that we can .

“resolve the problem. in the
interest of the 275 non-profit” -

_agencies who, . as.. licensed.
distributors |

“Of tickets,
receive a gréat deal ‘of |

* financial. support from their
‘share of. lotteries. sales,

“T am concerned as. well

that the public continue to _
have the convenience of ©

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At the two shopping malls: ~

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the major: -malis, ‘but! not ‘at . .
the expense of ‘volunteer’ ee

. hecessary ‘to pursue - these ne
concerns, and’ I anticipate
co-operation from all those
involved.” “

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No walking.
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