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11/16/2009 6:00:00 AM
Photo: Catch It Early
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On behalf of hundreds of women in Mohave County, Teri Williams of Kingman Regional Medical Center (left) gratefully accepts a check for $1,000 for the KRMC "Catch It Early" program. Presenting the donation are Tom Daugherty, president, and Annette Post, operations manager of Kingman Cinemas, which is owned by Brenden Theaters. Part of the donation included proceeds from the sales of pink-ribbon pins and hats at the theater. In addition, Kingman Cinemas donated a percentage of their concession sales during the month of October. The goal of the "Catch It Early" program is to save lives from breast cancer by providing free screening mammograms to women who cannot otherwise afford them. For more information, contact Williams at 928-681-5061.



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