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PRIZES ~ CONTINUED
$20.00 Olga Frenette, the gal in the Soo, at the Orpheum that is for a really splendid selling job on both THE LEATHER SAINT, and ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK,
$15,00 Jack Pyngente, the leather-jacket kid at the Green-Acres Drive In in Brandon, for a truly eye-catching, full-page newspaper co-op, and his ingenuity in saving lots of dough by repairing his own sump pump.
$15.00 Otis Bowes of the Capitol in Moose Jaw for a really fine job of selling on MAN IN GRAY FLANNEL SUIT,
$15.00 Bill Novak, skipper of the Capitol in Winnipeg for an amazingly complete promotional campaign on WEE GEORDIE,
$15.00 Les Mitchell who hangs his hat at the Capitol in Welland, for a terrific news-~ paper co-op campaign on FLANNEL SUIT,
$15.00 —Will Harper our book-ticket salesman at the Paramount in Kelowna for the clever manner in which he gets his customers’to return their covers for a weekly draw, Gives him a swell mailing list as well.
$15.00 Michael Hall, Will's assistant in Kelowna, for a terrific job of organizing the ELMER deal while Will was on vacation,
$15.00 Murra Summerville, newly appointed manager of the Algoma in the Soo, for a splendid job of selling MAN IN GRAY FLANNEL SUIT, while he was still at the Capitol in London,
$15,00 ~ Vern Hudson of the Capitol in St. Kitts for an unusual and very novel personal endorsation type of newspaper ad which brought plenty of extra business on WEE GEORDIE,
$15.00 ~ Fred Tickell, who calls the Roxy in Medicine Hat his home, for the clever manner in which he utilized newspaper space to call attention to his children's books of tickets ees and sold plenty of them,
$15.00 = Freeman Skinner of the Paramount in Halifax for a truly excellent newspaper promotion and no-cost selling on THE PROUD ONES,