Tuesday, 31 July 2012

Support for neurosurgery noted

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    Chris Pike sifts through tapes in search of a gem at the Dunedin Host Lions Club music and...
    Chris Pike sifts through tapes in search of a gem at the Dunedin Host Lions Club music and garage sale on Saturday. The sale raised $1200 for the campaign. Photo by Jane Dawber.
    Dunedin Host Lions Club sent out 6000 leaflets to Dunedin homes asking for second-hand records, CDs, DVDs, musical instruments and other music-related items.

    Organiser and Lions Club member Jan Ravenwood said the garage sale, which raised money for the Chair in Neurosurgery Campaign, had been so successful the group would likely repeat it next year.

    Mrs Ravenwood said the sale was particularly popular with record collectors, some of whom were waiting outside the hall an hour before it started.

     

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