B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 2, 1994

Local youths scouting for help

TWO TERRACE scouts will be
Holland-bound next summer,

But they are asking for help
fundraising for the August 1995
trip to the Amsterdam World
Scout Jambaree.

While Courtney Vasseur and
James Adams have raised over
$2,000 already, they still need
$7,000 to pay for their trip.

“We've been doing things like
selling chocolates and now we're
appealing to local businesses and
service organizations,’’ said Vas-
seur, a 13-year-old Skeena stu-
dent. “‘In turn we're offering our
services for gardening or helping
in their offices or whatever needs
to be done.”

Vasseur and Adams, both First
Terrace Scouts members, started
fundraising in July and must meet
an April 15, 1995 deadline for
$4,250.

They first heard about ihe
World Jamboree at the 1993 Ca-
nadian Jamboree in Kananaskis,
Alberta.

“Neither one of ws has ever
been to Europe so it’s really ex-
citing,’ said Adams.

The trip includes the 10-day
scout camp along with an cight-

day tour of seven European coun-

Wics, ; ; THESE TWO First Terrace Scouts members hope to be heading for Amsterdam next summer for
Anyone interested in helping the World Scout Jamboree. After raising $2,000, Courtney Vasseur and James Adams are sill

Vasseur and Adams can call Kim $7,000 short and are offering to work for any businesses or organizations in return for help.

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