has been helped recently by one

“volunteers had to be called upon

. "And she signed up two new

MAKING A DIFFERENCE: City freeman Vesta Douglas, Volunteer Bureau assistant coordhetor

Mary Alice Neilly, and newest board member Freda Schmidt continue promote community service
and the services of the Volunteer Bureau and Seniors’ Information Access Centre.

The numbers at the Volunteer members,”’ Neilly added.
Bureau/Senlors Information Ac- The Bureav also

cess ‘‘thank-you’” luncheon told. Volunteer Week with-a display in
the story. - the Skcena’ Mall over -

Close to 100 people gathered in

Volunteer legions swell

weekend at which workers hand-
ed oul promotional balloons and
bookmarks as well as information
_ on the. two organizations,

the arena banquet room for the.
event, clear evidence of the sup-
port the organization is gelting

from the‘community,
And community is st what the
volunteer: concept is . about,

chairman Steve Scott empha-
sized, “working and doing things
for the love of your communily.’’

Gues! speaker Vesta’ Douglas,
first Freeman of ihe City, ex-
panded on that theme.

People. should .not be asking
“why don’t they...?”’ she said. In-
stead, the question should be
“How can Wei..??”.

Pointing out. {he more people
who offered their services,’ the-

lighter the load. for. everyone,
Douglas urged those who are al-
ready volunteers. to. try and ‘get
their friends involved.

“Tf we work together, we have
a better chance of SUCCESS, ” she, =
said. . ;
“On hand. for’ the event were .
Jorma Jyrkkanen of the Terrace
Saimonid. Enhancement Society
and Barry Peters, community ” §
liaison with the federal Depart- -
ment of Fisheries ‘and Oceans. =.

They. presentéd  cerlificates ‘of
appreciation’: ‘and “crests “to the -
numerous,’ volunteers. who “had
come to “the rescue of the Deep
Creek Hatchery. .

Mary Alice Neilly said the
volunteer’ bureau now had 132
names on its. books,. compared to
just 17 last September. a

And ironically, the burean itsclE

2 of stunning
~~ ceramic pots.:
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fresh and silk
arrangements or
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of its own volunteers,’
With co-ordinator. Lovina Tyler
away and’ Neilly ‘hospitalized for
- operation,-one of. the

just to keep the bureau open.

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