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CALGARY'S CORPORATE SECTOR URGED TO BACK FLAMES' TIX DRIVE

          Calgary's top 400 companies "are being asked to
     purchase 2,000 season tickets to keep the Flames in Calgary
     after the team's season ticket renewal campaign passed an
     important deadline with favourable results," according to
     Joe Bachmier of the CALGARY HERALD.  Team officials are
     expected to announce today that "season ticket renewals
     surpassed" 75% of "their 9,000-seat base after a flurry of
     last-minute purchases over the weekend, Monday and Tuesday." 
     The corporate campaign was launched by the team yesterday in
     an effort to increase season ticket sales for next season. 
     The Friends of the Flames "have enlisted the services of 47
     business leaders to canvas support from the CEOs and
     presidents of the 400 targeted companies."  Campaign
     organizers set a mid-June deadline for the corporate sales
     effort.  Flames Dir of Marketing Garry McKenzie said that
     "the Friends of the Flames' target of 2,000 corporate season
     tickets is ambitious but within reach."   McKenzie: "If they
     succeed, we're 1,000 away from reaching our new season
     ticket numbers."  Bachmier: "Should the campaign succeed,
     the Flames will have sold almost 4,000 new season tickets  
     -- the target is 5,000" (CALGARY HERALD, 5/17).

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