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Survive
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survivor at Shelton's
Relay.
"I'm a 43-year can-
cer survivor," she said.
"When I was 8 and a
1/2 years old I was di-
agnosed with a malig-
nant brain tumor."
After eight surgeries
and years of recovery,
she was cancer free,
but it wasn't until her
mother got breast can-
cer that Toni Hauge
was inspired to volun-
teer with Relay for Life.
"We were part of the
first committee for Ma-
son County Relay," she
said.
Johnston said that
along with the support,
she relay's for aware-
hess and to promote
the preventative medi-
cine that caught her
cancer early. One of
three people certified
in the Reach for Recov-
ery program, Johnston
actively works to pro-
mote mammograms
and colonoscopies.
"I really think about
relay as - it teaches
people what they need
to do to catch cancer
early," she said.
Many team mem-
bers never stopped
walking, including
Johnston's daughter
Terri, who walked all
night, a total of 32
miles.
Dave Hauge said
that struggles like hers
symbolize the constant
struggle of fighting
cancer.
"Cancer is a 24-hour
a day disease so that's
why it's a 24-hour
event," he said.
Tax
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Abuse Task Force, the
county's public health de-
partment has been coordi-
nating efforts to plan and
research how the tax could
best be used in the county,
and trying to gauge public
opinion on the tax.
Last week the county
commission approved a
more than $30,000 con-
tract with a consultant to
SUB BIDS RE(:. UESTED
do some of this preliminary
planning and research.
"The next step, Kirkpat-
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boathouses using our preventive pestI1.
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rick said, is to create an the commission with a fi-
advisory committee to re- nal recommendation by
view the possible tax. Septenzber. At thaC~ofnt
Kirkpatrick said that the commission could vote
the consultant, task force, on it, or put it on a county-
and advisory committee wide ballot early next
should be able to present year.
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Ask us how you can benefit todayl
HSAs are a tax-free savings account available to individuals who have a qualified HOHP.
where funds are used to pay for current and future medical expenses.
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