B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 3, 1997

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A FARMING lifestyle is
hard to let go of.

That’s what Ruth
Hayward discovered when
she and her husband Gordon
moved from their farm in
Cedarvale into town.

It was while they were on
the farm that Ruth and Gor-
don first discovered the
farmer’s market. They
brought an abundance of
produce and bedding plants
to il,

‘But the years go by and
now Ruth and Gordon live
in t.wn. Horyever, they still
bring garden vegetables into
the market from their towa-
sized lot,

‘Ruth is a long-time Ter-
race resident. She and her
first husband, Lorne, came
to Kitimat from Merritt in
1957.

‘Lorne was originally from
Nova Scotia, He met Ruth
in Merritt where she was
born and raised.

‘In 1959 Ruth and Lorne
moved to Terrace. Lorne
Spent the next 11 years
working for Canadian Cel-
lulose. .
‘ruth worked for the post
office. She took time out
When (he children were
little, but worked in some
capacity until the early 70s.

‘Sadly, Lome passed away
in 1972, Gordon Hayward
was Lome’s closest friend
and a good friend to Ruth
and her three daughters.

‘In 1973 Ruth and Gordon
were married and they
moved to Gordon’s farm in
Cedarvale.

‘But now Gordon and Ruth
find it necessary to live in
town. Their three girls have
grown up and they have 12
grandchildren.

‘Now that their time isn’t
taken up by the farm, Ruth
and Gordon have gone into

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RUTH AND GORDON Hayward bring produce and crafts to the market on Satur-
days, The couple used to live on a farm in Cedarvale, and miss the natural life-

style.

the craft business. But they
still miss the farm very
much.

Gordon took up wood
work and bas comé up with
some very clever gift ideas.

One of their biggest sellers
is an old fashion weeder. It
consists of a Y shaped hand-
le of wood, with a semi cir-
cle of melal strapping, at-
tached to the end of the
handle. [t works very well
and seils for only $2.50.

Gordon also makes tiny
litle mosquito huts on a
wooden stem, that resemble
a bird house, to stick in a
plant.

Gordon is always coming

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up with new ideas. The
grandchildren like to help
out at the market, Some-
times they have rabbits for
sale.

Ruth loves to quilt and
would like to find more time
for that.

Ruth’s beautiful rose gar-
den is her pride and joy.
Summertime energies are
devoted to the flower beds.

The Hayward household is
usually filled with grand-
children and lots of activity,
Ruth says she loves her

grandchildren to feel at
home in her home.

Market days are a family
affair. Ruth enjoys being
down at the market and
meeting people.

You can find the
Haywards on the west side
of the market most Saturday
mornings from 9-12.

Don’t forget, the market is
open Wednesdays from 4-8
p.m. as well, until the end of
the market season (at the
end of October),

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Register as a volunteer with the
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Baby's Name:
Kishanda bisa May
Date & Time of Birth:
Aup 14, 1997 at 2:27 p.m.
Welght: Obs 9 oz. Sex: Female
Parents: Gord & Lisa Lawley

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Baby's Name:
Marlee Victorla Malinowski
Date & Time of Birth:
Aug 19, 1997 at 12:58 p.m.
Weight: 9ibs 307, Sex: Female
Parents: Joe & Maya - sister for Kayla

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Baby's Name:
Shane Daniel
Date & Time of Birth:
August 16, 1997 al 6:33 a.m.
Weight: dbs | oz. Sex: Male
Parents! Bill & Tracey - sister Mikayla

Baby's Name:

Matthew Rabert Costain
Date & Time of Hirth:
August 6, 1997 at 2:27 a.m,
Welght: lbs 9 oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Rebecca & Bob Costain

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- Baby's Name:

Nathan Clifton Ryan Chapman
Date & Time of Birth:
August 21,1997 at 8:24 p.m,
Weight: 7lbs Soz, Sex: Male
Parents: Catherine & Ryan Chapman

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Baby's Name:
Gareth David James Clark
Date & Time of Birth:
August 26, 1997 at 6:31p.m.
Weight: 7ibs 1 oz Sex: Male
Parents: Gordon & Melanie

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Environmental Health Issues:Swimmer's Itc

Each year around this — snails. can accidentally starts to air dry.
time, and this year {sno burrow into the skin of This leads us to the
exception, swimmer’s human swimmers, Unlike major control measures.
start complaining of some of their more power- Short of killing ail the
unpleasant itchy rashas. ful cousins in Africa, they —_ snails (a bit extreme and
This usually takes place die soon after penetrating the snail-rights people
after a hot spell like the our skin, (our immune sys- would probably be after
one we've just enjoyed. tem is capable of kicking us}, There ara some easy
Of course | remember a their tales). The rash is ways to prevent the rash.
time, before moving to , The best thing you can do
this region, when | had a is dry off thoroughly and
different idea of what con- change out of wet bathing
stituted a “hot spell". Back suites as quickly as possi-
to the subject at hand. ble. You could talk to peo-
The rashes are caused by ple who know the area
small worm-like parasites well to see if any: swim-
called Schistosomes mers are getting rashes.
found in many lakes and Look jor warning signs:
ponds throughout British posted by the
Columbia. Environmental Health

Their complicated life- Department. Apparently
cycles include time devel- even applying waterproof
oping in the bodies of sunscreen (which is
snails and then the biood always a good idea any-
stream of aquatic mam- way}, will reduce the
mals and waterfowl. They worms ability to penetrate
leave their snail hosts the skin.
(after thanking them for a
lovely time), and float on
the surface waiting for the
opportunity to burrow into
the unsuspecting mam-
mal or bird that is to
become the secondary
host site,

Through purely a case
of mistaken identity, the

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. Enviranmental Health.
Officer for Community ..
Health Services:
sort of an allergic reaction
to the iittle corpses.

Children playing at the
beach tend to be the most
likely sufferers of
Swimmer’s Itch as the
worms float into shore
where the children frolic.
The children are constantly
getting wet, then drying off
and the worms soon begin
to burrow after the water

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Finally, report any
‘cases of Swimmer's Itch
to the Health Unit. It's the
only way we can know of
its presence since the
boss won't let me go out
and swim in all the
lakes...for scientific pur-
poses of course.

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