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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-22, Page 18• 4 4A..44�'r1�p� M to Dion nada CAN FORT By Gene leo* Luterie Uiympique Canada PrGt4:lMcta 4 G?raNei 00vm.p:9 Lotacp. stay PIQ CC2p;',74 t a Olympic tottery Canada TICKET DESiGN: lie.re.us the appear r e of the Olympic Lottery $ticket which wm go on sale Dec. ?a The prIee: $1Q. The number of tickets will be Oiniited to 2,500,000• Canada Olympic lottery tickets on sale Dec. 5 r e Vic, is expect- the gross revenue of tickets sold ed to generate the !‘greatest inii in that province to hel : finance tial respe "' the Canada amateur ksports. By >h same Olympic Lottery, whose top prize token, the Gaines will place: the is.'. tax-free $1,0.00,000, believed focus on Canada as a whole and be one of the biggest cold -cash we are confident that the people ,lottery prizes .,anywhere yin the . of Ontario will support the enter- wdrld, prise to every way possible so [ the.average .one out of that weal' may share in the prideevery 100ticket-holders in the lot• of Ganadi; n.achievement. tery will win at least $100,71 Tickets . tie said a total of $8,175,000 will willgo on sale Dec. 5. and will, cost be shared in each drawing by . .." 25,000 winners Out of a maximum .Secand and third prizes —six priz --sis: 2,500,00 ticket -holders. Money to' d rawiings are expected before the cover the prizes will be placed .in 1976 Summer Olympic Games in trust. Montreal end—will be half a mil- First drawing is. schedules for lion and a quarter. of a million ` April _ 15, 1974,. before a nation - dollars. wide television- audience. Announcing that the lottery vv ll Extensive research indicates open an office inTorointo, Marcel there are few lottery :: jackpots Granger; special adviser to the : equal to the $1,000,000 Olympic 'lottery, said many people in On- Lottery first prize, he said. taria already are familiar with "There are some lotteries where Loto-Quebec and, the Olympic; the top prize is announced as Lottery IS' "an adaptation of. the -$1,000,000 but the prize is paid in same system. instalinents over a 10- or 20 -year period and the winnings are sub - "Then, too, Ontario 'has ex-. alctive :l�ltere5t .. ject to income tax, with the result Games;even to thepoint.of offer- t actual earnings for:a winner ing to host some of the,e'vents '#. less an the amount All. prones - with the x, ' - ,;announced inn oaf Manx( ba t �'��{ .. a Saska� chewan k� the , ease of the .Cil,? plc alreadyaiave opte•d to;participate will receive X1,000,000 itbin,48 ••in the.Iotter.'y ,He was-st hppef ul hours � fter claiming the` ,prize t three abstaining provinces' and the�'winnings are exempt ould,take p ' from federal an+ rovincial. iu - 'fie participating.' come taxes p w%l Serfive 1 of ."The same benefits will: a " fiy end British Col .. bia, he added, Lottery, the winner of the jackpot:' f ssw •.. 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Danner, The Winghiam Advance -Tunes and The Mount Forest Confederate, Wenger Bros. Limited, publishers, Box 300, Winglmrn. y Harry Wenger, Pres. • Robert O. Wenger, Sec.-Treas. Dick Eskerod, Editor. Display and Classified ad deadline— Tuesday, week prior to publication date. REPRESENTATIVES TATIVES. Cattadian Community Newspapers Association, Suite.51, 2 Moor St., West, 9(g-4000 Ontario Weekly Newspaper Assoc, 127 George St., Oakville8$-0184 in terms of payment and tax exemptions to each and every one of the prizes won in the Olympic Lottery." Teri numbers will win in each draw. The holder of the specific numbers will earn the top prizes: $25,000in the first case; $50,000 in the second;. $75,000 in the. third; $100,000 in the fourth; $125,000 in the fifth; $150,000 in the sixth; $200,000. fifth.; seventh; $250,000 in the eighth; $500,000 In the ninth; and $1,000,000 in the tenth. For each of the ten numbers, in adition, holders of tickets with thefive last numbers will earn $5,000 each (there is a possibility of 240 winners in this category); the four last numbers, $1,000 each (a potential. 2, winners); and the three last numbers, $100 (a possible 22,500: winners?. ' ' A non-profit corporation gov- . erned by federal charter, the Canada' Olympic Lottery Cor- ' poration was authorized by Parliament. Bill 196 -An Act respecting the 1976 Summer Olympic Games— amended the Criminal 'Code in order :to, assist the financing of the Games and to promote. the development of amateur sport in Canada. •Once „each: participating prov- ince rovince has been. paid five per cent of the lottery's gross revenue from thatprovince, the balance of the lottery profit will go to the or-, ganizing committee of the Sum- mer_Obliapiic Glones.to,help`'de- .- . ' tt1e abst'pof'amateur t•.: ; sports,spectacular. The system chosen for the draw --fin electronic operation- is based largely :on the Loto- Quebec system which,in turn, is an, outgrowth of a4 , system de- veloped by Sweden. As an additional form of pro tection tickets will be signed on the back by the purchasers. They also willbeasked to add their ad- dress and telephonenutrber,, Ifa ticket is lost, no one else willbe able to claim the prize. •. The tickets will be in booklets of five. Each. of the participating provinces Will receive blocks of booklets and, consequently, will have a blockof winners propor- tionate to the number of tickets sold—one per 100 tickets. When y614 viash to gsaiwe l erisl for the caRntlaigieture name ,pfl4tee: QP other sill s, tho giRa bllack heaclUnee of your newspapers race One pain. Simp4y Put out the letters yrNi need, then i' to t& a •Orl the wooden h04/1fd yQoa are going to .pgaaw, to.14,6iaw firoloid their onlIlAngs. 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