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''Bulletin'' is the newsletter of the Ontario Libertarian Party. ''Bulletin #1'' was published January 1975, about six months after the founding of the Party on July 24, 1974. Eleven issues were printed in 1975, one or two letter-size sheet printed 2-sides. Ten issues were printed in 1976 while the Party was working to become registered under the newly passed Elections Finance Act that required collection of signatures from 25,000 Ontario voters! In July of 1976 the format was changed to 7" x 8.5" booklets, anywhere from 4 to 12 pages. In October 1978 the format changed again to 8.5" x 11" booklets. From 1982 to 1985 the format of ''Bulletin'' was 7" x 8.5" booklets. Since the Summer issue of 1986 the format has been 8.5' x 11". The issues in 1986 and 1987 ranged from 8 to 40 pages. Since then ''Bulletin'' has been four pages.
''Bulletin'' is the newsletter of the Ontario Libertarian Party. ''Bulletin #1'' was published January 1975, about six months after the founding of the Party on July 24, 1974. Eleven issues were printed in 1975, one or two letter-size sheet printed 2-sides. Ten issues were printed in 1976 while the Party was working to become registered under the newly passed Elections Finance Act that required collection of signatures from 25,000 Ontario voters! In July of 1976 the format was changed to 7" x 8.5" booklets, anywhere from 4 to 12 pages. In October 1978 the format changed again to 8.5" x 11" booklets. From 1982 to 1985 the format of ''Bulletin'' was 7" x 8.5" booklets. Since the Summer issue of 1986 the format has been 8.5' x 11". The issues in 1986 and 1987 ranged from 8 to 40 pages. Since then ''Bulletin'' has been four pages.


For the past decade or more, Bulletin has been mailed quarterly:  
For the past decade or more, Bulletin has been mailed quarterly:
* Early March, includes the Financial Statement for the past year compared to the previous year, and the spending budget for the past year and the new year;
* Early June, to promote the annual BBQ and announce the AGM or Convention;
* Early September with details for the AGM/Convention and Registration and Proxy forms; and
* Early December including a report on the AGM/Convention with election results, an appeal for year-end funds and a reminder of the tax credits.


*Early March, includes the Financial Statement for the past year compared to the previous year, and the spending budget for the past year and the new year;
*Early June, to promote the annual BBQ and announce the AGM or Convention;
*Early September with details for the AGM/Convention and Registration and Proxy forms; and
*Early December including a report on the AGM/Convention with election results, an appeal for year-end funds and a reminder of the tax credits.


The major steps involved in publishing each issue are as follows;
<br/>The major steps involved in publishing each issue are as follows;
* Send out request for submissions
 
* Follow up with possible submitters
#Send out request for submissions
* Lay out the newsletter and send it to be printed, after determining how many will be mailed and how many spares should be printed for New Members.
#Follow up with possible submitters
* Print ''Bulletin'' address/donor coupons suitable for #10 window envelopes. See instructions [[Bulletin Address Coupons|here]].
#Lay out the newsletter and send it to be printed, after determining how many will be mailed and how many spares should be printed for New Members.
* Ensure an adequate supply of #9 and #10 envelopes with return address
#Print ''Bulletin'' address/donor coupons suitable for #10 window envelopes. See instructions [[Bulletin Address Coupons|here]].
* Ensure newsletter is mailed (currently Maureen Dance is being paid to fold the newsletters, stuff them in the addressed envelopes with a donor coupon and return envelope, sealing and stamping the envelopes and depositing them in a mail box.)
#Ensure an adequate supply of #9 and #10 envelopes with return address
* Upload ''Bulletin'' to web site. See instructions [[Upload Bulletin|here]].
#Ensure newsletter is mailed (currently Maureen Dance is being paid to fold the newsletters, stuff them in the addressed envelopes with a donor coupon and return envelope, sealing and stamping the envelopes and depositing them in a mail box.)
* Send bulk email to all contacts on CRM announcing&nbsp;''Bulletin&nbsp;''is online and any important events. See instructions [[Create and Schedule Bulk Email|here]].
#Upload ''Bulletin'' to web site. See instructions [[Upload Bulletin|here]].
#Send bulk email to all contacts on CRM announcing&nbsp;''Bulletin&nbsp;''is online and any important events. See instructions [[Create and Schedule Bulk Email|here]].

Revision as of 19:23, 20 September 2018

Bulletin is the newsletter of the Ontario Libertarian Party. Bulletin #1 was published January 1975, about six months after the founding of the Party on July 24, 1974. Eleven issues were printed in 1975, one or two letter-size sheet printed 2-sides. Ten issues were printed in 1976 while the Party was working to become registered under the newly passed Elections Finance Act that required collection of signatures from 25,000 Ontario voters! In July of 1976 the format was changed to 7" x 8.5" booklets, anywhere from 4 to 12 pages. In October 1978 the format changed again to 8.5" x 11" booklets. From 1982 to 1985 the format of Bulletin was 7" x 8.5" booklets. Since the Summer issue of 1986 the format has been 8.5' x 11". The issues in 1986 and 1987 ranged from 8 to 40 pages. Since then Bulletin has been four pages.

For the past decade or more, Bulletin has been mailed quarterly:

  • Early March, includes the Financial Statement for the past year compared to the previous year, and the spending budget for the past year and the new year;
  • Early June, to promote the annual BBQ and announce the AGM or Convention;
  • Early September with details for the AGM/Convention and Registration and Proxy forms; and
  • Early December including a report on the AGM/Convention with election results, an appeal for year-end funds and a reminder of the tax credits.


The major steps involved in publishing each issue are as follows;

  1. Send out request for submissions
  2. Follow up with possible submitters
  3. Lay out the newsletter and send it to be printed, after determining how many will be mailed and how many spares should be printed for New Members.
  4. Print Bulletin address/donor coupons suitable for #10 window envelopes. See instructions here.
  5. Ensure an adequate supply of #9 and #10 envelopes with return address
  6. Ensure newsletter is mailed (currently Maureen Dance is being paid to fold the newsletters, stuff them in the addressed envelopes with a donor coupon and return envelope, sealing and stamping the envelopes and depositing them in a mail box.)
  7. Upload Bulletin to web site. See instructions here.
  8. Send bulk email to all contacts on CRM announcing Bulletin is online and any important events. See instructions here.
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