Cancer society looking for donations NEXT MONTH is Cancer Month and organizers are looking for more volunteers to help with the door-to-door campaign The campaign slogan this year is ‘‘Do it for a friend.”’ Aside from raising money for cancer research, the Terrace branch of the Ca- nadian Cancer Society is also hoping to rais¢ moncy lo buy a lympha press ma- chine for Mills Memorial Hospital. A lympha press isa calibrated gradi- ent pressure pneumatic pump which of- fers effective treatment of lymphatic and venous disorders. This powerful, versatile lightweight pump provides therapeutic advantages for both home and hospital use. The local cancer unit would like to purchase one or even two of these ma- chines. The closest city which has these ma- chines is Prince George or Vancouver. | Travel to those cities is costly and for many patients, out of the question. However, fundraising for the lympha- press has been going well. Mr. Stan Kincaid donated his wife's quilling loom te the Terrace Quilters who in turn donated the first quilt made B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 20, 1996 on it to the Terrace Cancer Society.. The quilt was raffled and yielded $1,800 towards a lympha-press. In addition the Terrace Lions have donated $800, the CWL donated $500, and the Knights of Columbus, $300. But more donations are still needed since the cost of (he machine is $6,800. The cancer society “is: hoping more community groups will come forward with donations, ’ There are ‘at least six people in the communily who need this type of treat- ment, which takes one to three hours once a week to once a month, Having the machine at Mills would alleviate the need for these paticnts to travel out of town for treatment. Donations should be sent to the REM Lee Foundation, 4720 Haugland Ave., Terrace, B.C., V8G 2W7, and be clear- ly marked for the lympha-press, And please remember that canvassers will be coming to your door next month, collecting money for cancer re- search: ; If you'd like to volunteer as a canvas- scr, phone Nel Licuwen at 635-7857. Next month’s activities will be kicked Around Town Help for students MATH GIVING you a hard = time? ~— Finding English Lit, a bit much to understand? Whether you’re struggling to pass, or need an xtra bit of help to get thal ‘A’ there’s a tulour for you. The Kermode Friendship Cente is offering free tutouring for any student from kindergarten to grade 12. The tutouring is avail- able Monday to Thursday, after school, 4-8 p.m. On three of those nights, three tutours will be available for help. The tutouring — service will start up March 25 and will run until the end of the school year. It’s dunded through school dis- trict 88. 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