NEWS photo Neil Lucente

FORMER CANCER patient Thomas Mould (right) of North Vancouver will fire the starting gun to kick off the
Terry Fox Run on the North Shore this weekend. Joining him in the run are brother Daniel and best friend

student to fire

Jason Irvine (left).

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NORTH VANCOUVER student
Thomas Mould will have a special
interest in this weekend’s 1988
Terry Fox Run to raise money in
aid of cancer research.

In remission from Non-
Hodgkins Lymphoma since his last
tide to Vancouver’s Children’s
Hospital in July, the youngster will
fire the starting gun to kick off the
event,

“Pm going to go all 10
kilometres,’’ Mould, 12, promised
of his participation in the run,
which will see him joined in the
event by brother Daniel, 10, and
best friend Jason Irvine, also 12.

“T wouldn’t miss it for the
world,’’

Selected by his community as
part of Terry’s Team to raise local
awareness of cancer treatment suc-
cesses, he expects to top his earlier
pledge total.

“So far I’ve got $175,”” he said
proudly. ‘*But I want to beat last
year’s (total), which was $325.”

Each member of Terry’s Team
— among them Emanuel Boateng
of Trail and Jarrod Booth of
Saltspring Island — collects
pledges from people who would
like to contribute, but are unable
to jog, walk or ride in the event.

Mould, a Highlands Community
School student and member of the
North Vancouver Youth Band, has
received considerable media atten-
tion over the last weeks for his part
in the fund raiser.

“T think it’s great — I love it,”
he said of all the hoopla around
him. “I feel like I'm famous.”’

When he is not busy being the
centre of attention, he and his best
friend spend a lot of their time
riding their bikes around the
neighborhood.

UL

Pledge sheets and entry forms
are available at recreation facilities
and corporate sponsors: Shoppers
Drug Marts, Kentucky Fried
Chicken outlets, Scotiabank bran-
ches, K Mart stores and various
post offices.

Registration for the Sept. 18 run
is 8 a.m. at Eaton’s Plaza at Park
Royal’s south mall; the run —
both five- or 10-kilometre routes
— begins at 9 a.m.

For more run details, call 926-
3266 or 984-4181.

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