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6B Wednesday, July 6, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
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Plumas District Hospital employee Steve Tolen, himself a cancer survivor and a May Shawn Rock On team member, struggled
through his comments during the opening ceremony. Tolen said as a hospital employee he'd always supported Relay For Life but
it took on new meaning this year as he lost friends to cancer m John Squires, Shawn Webb, Randy Beck and Jedidiah Lusk. In
September 2010, Tolen underwent surgery for prostate cancer.
In its first year, Team EPHC joins to honor the memory of co-
worker Pauline Coe-lrwin. Team captain Regina Martinez said,
"She made a difference in my day when I got to see her."
Daughter Tabitha (left) joined in to support her morn and
Samantha VanWinkle walked for her mom. At the close of the
Relay For Life event, the team was just short of its $2,500 goal.
Team members will host one more bake sale to reach their goal
before the August deadline.
Photos
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Mona Hill
North Fork Family Medicine team members and sisters Janice
Bonnett (left), Cathy Fincher and Rhonda Daugherty stand in
front of the quilt Bonnett made to honor, her brother Mark
Whitney, who died of cancer. Whitney favored high-top red
tennis shoes and aloha shirts. In addition, he used pink flamingos
instead of orange cones for his job. Bev Cragg won the quilt
(inset) featuring pink flamingos wearing red tennies and a
variety of aloha shirts. The drawing raised $660 for a cure.
Luminaria in the stands spell out what the fundraising event and volunteers are all about: hope.
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58. Pre-Lenten
carnival site
59. Cataloguer of
yore
61. Europe's
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Art Around the Lake "Art Tour" ::
Presented by Feather River Fine Arts Guild and Plumas Arts
Open Studio
Saturday, July 23, 2011 - lOam to 4pm
All Ticket Sales Benefit Art in Our Local Schools. Tickets $10
Pam@TrebesStudios.com
3215 Hill Crest Drive
Lake Almanor, California 96137
530.596-4166
www.TrebesStudios.com
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Electronic Design & Implementation
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