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a big
winner for
hospital

A calendar decorated with
heritage photographs of the North-
west and loaded with chances to
win money is being sold by the
R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation as
4 method of raising money to buy
Mills Memorial Hospital an
expensive piece of essential new
technology: a CT scanner.

The R.E.M. Lee Foundation Cash
Calendar, available for $30, gives
the buyer a chance to win cash
prizes every day during 1991.
Amounts range from a daily $50
draw to $5,000 for the draw on
Dec. 31, $1,000 on the first day of
1991 and other draws worth $500.

Only 5,000 of the calendars are
being sold. The purchaser fills out
a card which is placed in a bin for
the draws; winning cards are
retumed to the bin, so buyers have
a chance to win more than once.

Michael Leisinger, chief execu-
tive officer for the Terrace Health
Care Society, said last week the

foundation has raised about half of . .

the $500,000 required to ‘buy th

CT scanner. . . ms

Calendar 7

7’S A CASH DEAL, and it co

uld mean cash

,

winnings for Terrace resident and R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation supporter

? dation member Bill McRae.
Bill Devcic (left). He recently bought the first of the foundation's 1991 Cash Calendars from foun
The Terrace Elks and the Order of the Royal Purple are marketing the calendar, and they can be purchased from any

member of either organization. Failing that, they’re also on sale in the Mills Memorial Hospital admin

Deadline for purchase is Oct. 23.

istration office.

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RCMP |

ONCERT BAND
September 17, 8 p.m.

ng to the R.E.M. Lee

Theatre —

Come and hear one of the great musical experiences in
Canada — the RCMP Concert Band. This is not just a
military ensemble, but a group of accomplished musicians
that can and will play anything in the musical repertoire.
This will be one of the premiere concert events of the
season AND

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