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West Fraser’s Skeena Sawmills staff have done their share in supporting
regional health care in our community, and recently Surinder Malhotra and
Bab Devcic of Skeena Sawmills presented a cheque to Bill McRae of the
R.E.M. Lee Foundation and TRHCS chairman David Lane for over $700 as
Skeena Sawmills’ contribution towards the purchase of a CT Scanner.

The Terrace Portugese Association raised $2,000 recently with a dinner and
dance and gave the money to the R.E.M. Lee Foundation CT Scanner fund.
_ Association members delivered the donation to David Lane and Bill McRae.

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Foundation CT Scanner fund, Above, organizers and Terrace musicians (not in order) John Pequin,

Nom Desjardin, Russ Kirk, Gord Hamilton and Roy Alaric offer a cheque for just under $1,500 to

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Giving money to the R.E.M. Lee CT Scanner fund is nothing new for Terrace Royal Bank

manager Bill Edmonds. Above, Edmonds presents a cheque for $5,000 to Terrace Regional Health
_Care Society chairman David Lane during the official opening of the nuclear medicine facility at
Mills Memorial Hospital. For the Royal Bank, this was the second of two installments; the first

$5,000 was donated a couple of months ago during the Terrace Regional Health Care Society's
annual general meeting.

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