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to a victim of cancer or is in honor of a survivor. Tl^e victim’s or survivor’s name is stenciled prominently on the bag. The light of hundreds of luminaria glowing around the track is a vivid reminder of cancer’s toll.
Persons who wish to contribute to American Cancer Society may do so by supporting the Relay for Life in any of several ways. They may organize and participate in teams; they may also sponsor or otherwise contribute to teams. Individuals may also purchase luminaria to honor someone who died of cancer or one who continues to survive. Help is also needed in the preparation and planning, the conduct, and the cleanup of the relay itself. For information, contact Mrs. Ester Settle at 675-3252 or Mike Mahoney at 675-3446.
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