-AT THE MARKET:
LYNNE CHRISTIANSEN

From
blooms
to Xmas
wreaths

JEAN KRYZANOWSKI
is my neighbour at the
market, and she’s been
with the market from the
beginning.

Even though we see
each other every Satur-
day, it- has taken me a
long time to finally catch
Jean for an interview, as
she is a very busy lady.

She works full time at
the Inn of the West, runs
a household and keeps a
very large flower garden.

Flowers are Jean’s main
interest for the market, al-
though she sells whatever
produce she happens to
have in season and some
craft items as well,

When Jean first siarted
ai the market, it was to
help her five children sell
eggs. The children made
crafts for the farmers
market Christmas sale
and still contribute the
odd items.

Jean starts the season
with - beautiful hanging
baskets and bedding
planis. Most of the flaw-
ers she grows are cut
flowers and are for
drying. Flowers are set
out at the market in beau-
tiful arrangements, and in
vases. Later in the season
you'll see her selling
dried flowers.

At the Christmas sale
Jean offers Christmas
wreaths, dried flower ar-
Tangements and other
crafts.

Jean was born in Aven-
ing, Ontario and came to
B.C. in 1957. In 1967 she
came io Terrace and
Stayed on to raise her
children. Two children
have moved to Penticton,
and the rest are still living
in Terrace,

When Jean was growing
up in Ontario she
belonged 10 the 4H Club.
She learned a lot about
raising poultry, gardening
and public speaking. Jean
thinks it is a wonderful
organization for children.
She feels that her begin-
nings in 4H club sparked
her interest in flower par-
dening.

Her interest in 4H also
led her naturally to the
Skeena Valley Fall Fair
Assoc. She has
volunteered with the as-
sociation for many years,

Jean says that the fall
fair organizers are in need
of help this season and
she wishes there was
more interest in the fair.

The Skeena Valley Fall
Fair takes place Aug. 31
& Sept. 1 at the Thornhill

Community Grounds.
This is the fair’s 26th
year. —

The fair organizers are
always in need of help. If

you can help out call Leo
at 635-7286,

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 28, 1996 - B3

BEAUTIFUL BASKETS of flowers are a trademark of Jean Kryzanowski's table at
the Farmer's Market. Her arrangements are always colourful and eye-catching,

Tippe travels to Terrace

THE BC Country Music
Associalion voted him at
the best male vocalists
this year, and this is your
chance to hear him in
concert

Rick Tippe plays the
REM Lee Theatre on
September 11 in a benefit
concert. Proceeds will be
donated towards the con-
struction of a new 250
seat performing rls
centre for Terrace.

Tippe’s, debut album,
Should’a Seen Her Com-
iz has already gamered
six singles, all top 40 hits.
And his latest single
“The Wheel of Love” is
headed for the top 10,

Tippe, a BC native, has
performed in concert with
Tracy Byrd, Charlie
Major, Don Williams and
Patricia Conroy. He’s
also. shared the stage at
major festival across
Canada with Brooks and
Dunn, Wynonna, Racey
Lawrence, Pam Tillis and
Sawyer Brown.

His future looks good
as well, with a new cd in
the works.

Fans who have scen
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Rick Tippe

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