‘some blackberry jelly or red
“currant of crabapple jelly.

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EVEN THOUGH the weather's cooled off, there's still
plenty of garden-fresh produce at the market. And
with a little planning you can enjoy that fresh flavour
through the winter.

Enjoy taste of
Summer all winter

SUMMER, SUCH AS it
was, has been and gone. We
are starting into our fall sea-
son. Everything is winding
down for the summer and
the tourists are homeward
bound. .

In spite of a poor garden-
ing year, it’s harvest time at
the market. Quantities and
varieties of produce are at
their peak, The market car-
ties on until the end of Oc-
tober.

Now’s the time to
preserve some pickles, make

“AT THE MARKET

Pour over zucchini and
onions; let stand 2 hours.
Bring mixture to a boil;
reduce heat and simmer 5
minutes. Carefully pack hot
mixture into hot jars, leav-
ing 1/4 in. headspace.
Remove air bubbles with a
nonmetallic utensil. Adjust
caps. Process 15 minutes in

You'll find a colorful ar-
tay of squashes right now at
the market. Apples are
available.

The com is not doing very |
well this year, Hopefully in
two or three weeks we'll see
some corm.

Here are some ideas for

FARMS LTD

For quality fresh eggs produced right
here in the Northwest, you just can’t
get any fresher!

Terrace, B.C. Ph: 638-0777

LYNNE CHRISTIANSEN ~

preserving the good tastes of boiling water canner,

Summer: Yield: about 4 half-pints,
ZUCCHINI FICKLES FREEZING

2 pounds fresh, firm zuc- BLACKBERRIES

a cut into = 1/4-inch @ Freeze berries in plastic

slices

2 small onions, sliced

1/4 cup canning salt

3 cups vinegar (5% acidity)

2 cups sugar

2 teaspoons mustard secd

1 teaspoon celery seed

1 teaspoon turmeric
Combine zucchini and

containers or freezer bags.
M@ Do not wash berries or
add sugar before freezing.

wi To freeze berries individ-
ually, spread on a cookie
sheet, freeze, then transfer
to a plastic bag. Pour berries
from bag as needed.

Mi Pre-measure berries, then
freeze in the quantities
needed for recipes for pics
and cobblers.

M@ Frozen berrics will keep
their flavor for up to 2
years.

Terry Fox Run
coming up

LACE UP YOUR runners, hop on your bike, or even grab
a skateboard for the 16th annual Terry Fox Run, Sunday,
Sept. 22 at the Lower Little Park.
’ Participants meet at 12 noon for the event, and they can
take part in either the 1km or 5 km loop,

Last ycar just under $2,000 was raised In donations and
pledges in Terrace. Across the country the total topped $11

million.
Money from the Terry Fox Run goes towards cancer re-

onions in a lame bowl;
sprinkle with salt and cover
with cold water. Let stand 2
hours; drain tharoughly,
Combine remaining in-
gredients, bring to a boil.

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Thank You

Dear Sin

THE TERRACE ART Association thanks all those who

- were involved in making our ‘Art Extravaganza ‘96’ such

a great success.
Thank you to all those who took part in the art tour, and

_ came by to see the artisis in attendance on Sunday, August

4, Thanks also go out to the sponsors and local businesses
whose donations helped make the event possible.
Many artists took pari in the event, through the gencrous

‘opening of their studios, and through attendance at the art

gallery throughout the day.
We hope to sce many of you at next year’s ‘Art Ex-
traVaganza.”
—_ The Terrace Art Association

The Terrace Beautification Society
would like to thank the following people for their
generous support of the Sande overpass
approach project:

Repap B.C. - Rand, Fred, Bent ley Bird

Jim Taylor Terrace Builders

Terrace Retary Club Richard's Cleaners

Terrace Paving -Eugene Otto Grundman

Dave Dediluke Terrace Correctional Centra
Skeena Project Services Tom Kofoed

Terrace Co-op Kilsum Kalum Band

A special thank you to the individuals that have
given themselves to make this project a
success,

Hey Kids!

We are offering a program that you and your
parents can join, Where kids can be kids and
parents can participate in an informal, yet
educational group session with other young
people who want to reinforce their skills
as parents and explore traditional 2
ways of child rearing. The a ; °

program is called “To Be Treated
With Respect’.
Contact Ruth Robinson at
the Kermode Friendship
Society for more details. "T
635-4906 ee

COACHES, TEAM OFFICIALS,
REFEREES & PARENTS
UPCOMING BCAHA CLINICS

Terrace Minor Hockey will host several BCAHA Clinics on
the September 21, 1996 weekend, Mark your calendar, and
register EARLY..

Saturday, September 21 Sunday, September 22
Coach Level....u.{2d ays) 100. Coach Level

Checking Clinic Initiation Insructors
$10 $30
Hockey Trainers Safety Clinic
$30
Referees Level 1 Referees Level 11 & Lil
$25 (approx) tb» $26 (approx)
Cast: Fees are not charged for Terrace MH registrants.
Location: Northwest Community College
How to Register

Coach Level Dave Sarsiat 635-9695
Initiation Instructors
Checking
Referees Mary Nicholls 638-8486
Hockey Trainers Safety Program Carol Wall 638-0325

or
Mona Nester 798-2594

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le: Branch 13 - Terrace

‘Wednesday Night :
Mixed Fun Darts **®

League is back in session
THMG csc sseecasees vee. 8:00 PM Wed, nights
Place ...Royal Canadian Legion Terrace
Experience , none needed

For more Information call 635-4575

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