The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 20, 1997 - BS

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Young Rotarians wanted

A 17-YEAR-OLD girl wants to stari a club for young
Rotarians to help build bridges between youth and the
business community.

The club, called Roteract, would take people aged
18-25. Just like Rotary, it would be a non-profit service
club.

Carlene Erickson became interested in forming a club
after she travelled to India as part of a Rotary ex-
change. Roteract clubs are active there, helping distrib-
ule polio vaccines and bringing fresh water to poor
communities.

In B.C. Roteract clubs lend to be located in the bigger
centres, with the closest one in Prince George.

T want to build bridges between teens and business
people, so that there isn’t such a communications gap
there,’’ said Erickson.

She thinks there are plenty of projects for the club,
such as raising moncy for hospital beds, putting
skylights in the mall or raising money for a youth
centre. .

The two Terrace and one Kitimat Rotary clubs are to-
fally behind her efforts, she said. Rotersct would be a
smaller branch of the three clubs and would give
youths good contacts in the business community.

Erickson figures she needs about 12 people to make
the club work. ‘“‘My friends are pretty gung-ho for it
too. They don’t have anything better to do with their

AT THE MARKET.
LYNNE CHRISTIANSEN

I GUESS WE must face
the fact that we are
moving into the end of
summer. It is a terrible
thought —- however on
the bright side with late
simmer comes = an
abundance of produce at
the Skeena Valley Farm-
ers Market.

Stalls are brimming
over with fresh local pro-
duce, It has been a much
better growing year this
year in comparison with
last year. And gardeners

u time,’"
are finding they have a lot If you're interested in joining, give Carlene Erickson «
of produce ready for a call at 635-5616.

market in the middle of
the week.

As of tonight, August
20, the market will be
open from 4-8 p.m. every
Wednesday evening. We
will continue opening on

Volunteers needed

THE TERRACE HOSPICE Society is looking for
volunteers. It’s offering a training session Oct, 3-5 and
coordinator Diane MacCormac is hoping to have 10-15
people sign up. ,
Hospice volunteers provide caring and support to the

Wednesdays until the end _— —=_—_— ~ terminalty ill and their families. Sometimes just being

of the market season in VENDORS AT the Farmer's Market have so much produce that they're holding a mid-week market on Wed- 1 there for someone is enough. At other times volunteers eee
October. nesday evenings. That's good news for shoppers, who will be able to buy fresh local produce twice a week, listen and talk with clients, play games, go for walks, nee
q ‘Our farmer’s market | write letters or do small favours. _

will be the only one north . you will find at the beans lima beans, carrots, coming on soon. With a check out the local pro- Potential volunteers should be mature, stable, have

of Kamloops to open in
mid-week. That’s because:
it’s one of the few north-
em markets which can.
supply a large variety of
produce..

‘ Lettuce,

’ market right now:

cucumbers,
‘dill, basil,
‘cucumbers, garlic,
‘tomatoes, leeks, peppers,
‘parsley, zucchini, swiss

pickling |

beats, potatoes, turnips,
cabbage, cauliflower,
broccoli, raspberries,
blackberries, blueberries,
saskatoon berries, plums,
apples, currants,

little more hot weather in
August we can expect to
see some corn too.

Now is the time to real-
ly enjoy fresh garden
vegetables and stock up

duce at the Skeena Valley
Farmers Market.

And yemember, even
when the weather {ums
cold and rainy, there will
be good produce avail-

good listening skills, be dependable and have the:
ability to work as part of a team. They also must be .
willing to go through a criminal records check, and
take an oath of confidentiality.

If you’re interested phone Diane MacCormac at 635-
4811,

Here is a general run ‘chard, celery, onions,
down on what produce endive, snow peas, peas,

the deep freeze for able at the market

winter. So come and

The squashes and more
root vegetables will be

through October.

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