Your New Vice President Bill Cupp

    I want to thank the officers of the GLC for allowing me the opportunity to serve the remaining time allotted as Vice President of the GLC.
    I am a member of both the GLC and the LCS and cannot find a conflict, as my main responsibility will be to build and maintain an Internet site that will offer lotologists  around the world a place where everything needed is literally " at their finger tips".
    I feel that I should pledge a couple of things as well as make my feelings perfectly clear.
1---My priority is " keeping the ones we have" through a strong united club that offers the members what they need, which includes "camaraderie". The membership for both clubs will follow through natural selection. It is my belief that you cannot elevate yourself by lowering those around you.
2--- I am absolutely in favor of a day when the two clubs can combine as one, all the while knowing that it cannot happen without the compatibility of the officers and members of both clubs. This would require open communications for an extended period of time. But it can be done.In the mean time, there is room for both.
So lets enjoy Lotology!
Cuppie.

Loose Ends - President Al

     NE. S/V’s - 12 orders filled, much left. Send $.77 + #10 SASE to Al for 28 tickets

Wanted:
     Tell us all your needs. Take out a want -ad. They are  FREE. E-mail: Ron Bradley

Survey
     List areas you collect beyond lottery tickets, such as; phone cards, stamps, coins, food labels, sports cards, lottery ticket topics, old paper tickets, how to plays, key chains, other memorabilia, Louis L’amour books. Take a week to make this list–perhaps you’ll discover you collect lists too. Send to Al to publish.

Volunteers Inquire by Mail
     Help coordinate a convention at your nearby location and GLC will pay your registration fees. No bribe here, just thanks, if you’re serious and follow thru. Show pride. We will guide you.

Wannabe Recruiters
     Ask Ron. Get 16 free tips on collecting that really work.

Are we having fun yet?

How Valuable is Your Collection?
     Rule of thumb insurance cost, based upon a professional appraisal is $1. per $100. value for any trading cards and a higher premium for bottles, matchboxes and the like. Take pictures and inventory.

Tips
     Periodically we shall print Tips for new and established collectors.

Addresses
     Pages 2, 3 and 4 contain an up to date listing of the members. Would you please review them and let me know of any changes that need to be made. Thanks
Ron Bradley