Sunday, August 19, 1990 - North Shore News - 39

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MONDAY
Aug. 20--Voluntcers needed for the
11th Annual Coho Festival, Sept. 5-9.
Variety of outdoor activities. Info:

Options for

DISCOVER YOUR community by
volunteering. The foilowing is a
sample of the many volunteer op-
portunities available through
North Shore Community Services.

LOCAL non-profit society
needs volunteers 10 install or
remove simple telephone home
emergency response system for
their clients who are either elderly
or chronically ill. Volunteers are
also needed to help monitor the
phone system. This position re-
quires a weekly two-hour com-
mitment, morning or evening,
Monday to Friday on an on-call
basis.

TELEPHONE counsellor. Sen-
Sitive mature woman who is a
mother is wanted to be trained as
a telephone counsellor to give
support to women suttering from
post partum depression. The six to
eight-week training session begins
fate August and requires one even-
ing per week.

IF you enjoy outdoor activities,
come and participate in the 1ith
annual Coho Festivai Sept. 5-9.
Volunteers are needed to sell tick-
ets, set up/take down information
booths, and sell T-shirts. Lots of
fun and activities for everyone.

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WHAT’S GOING ON

985-7138, Dru.

20--Deibrook recCentre  pro-
Standard First) Aid course
taught) by St. Johan's Ambulance.
Mon.-Thurs., 6:30-10:30) p.m. until
Aug. 23; Also adult tennis begins. [n-
fo: 984-4181.

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Aug. 20--Ongoing. Free legal aid for
seniors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. by appt. at

Silver Harbour Centre. Info: 980-2474.
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Aug. 20--Ongoing. M.S. Society pro-

vides variety of self-help groups to

meet needs of people with MLS. Con-

tact the M.S. Society at 437-3244 for

details and groups nearest you.

TUESDAY

Aug. 21--Free workshop on Unfreezing
Your inners Emotional Children.
Speaker: Norma Cowie. 7 p.m.. Info:
987-8726, Serenity Shop, 228 Lons-
dale.
Parry

mini-trip to QLE. Park.
$3.25. Info: 987-8138,

Aug. 21--Srs.
1-4 p.m. Fee:
N.S.N.H.

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21--Delbrook = recCentre  pro-

Aug.
Pussyfooters and Powerwalk-

grams:

volunteers

FOOTBALL enthusiast is
wanted to accompany a 40-year-
old woman in wheelchair to B.C.
Lions games. Volunteer will assist
with bookings on handi-dart/
SeaBus and receive a free B.C.
end zone football ticket and free
transportation. Evening games,
three months through October.

COMPANION for an elderly
gentleman (mid-70s) who has had
a stroke that has affected his
speech. He is very mobile with in-
terests in classical music, golf.
walking, and animals. Come and
share everyday events with this
charming, dynamic gentleman.
Hours are flexible eves/weekends.

WOODWORKING / refinishing
assistant with some experience and
interest in woodworking is wanted
to assist a teacher with teaching
refinishing of antique furniture.
Class has 15 students. Time com-
mitment is 13 weeks from
September to December, Tuesdays
from 7 to 9 p.m. or Wednesdays
from 1:30 to 4 p.m.

If you are interested in these or
any other volunteer opportunities,
call Dru at 985-7138. The North
Shore Community Services is a
participating member agency of
the United Way.

135-5566

4240 Manor Street
Burnaby, BC

(Halt a block west af
Sheraton Vila Hotel)

ing walking clubs until Aug. 28. Info:

OBS-4I81.
and Chronic Fatigue
Info; 985-

Aug. 21-M.E.
Syndrome support group.
7TO8R, 986-3657 o1 980-3852.
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28-Ongoing. Carousel Singers
{mixed chorus). Light, popular music.
No auditions, all ages welcome. 7:30-
9:30 p.m. at Hylands United Church.
3255 Edgemont Blvd. Info: 985-7384,
Jeanne.

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21--Ongoing. B.C. Netball
Assoc. Free drop-in game for women
and girls. Every Tues. 6:30-8:20 p.m.
Info: 980-7435,

Aug.

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Aug. 21--Onzgoing. West Van Chess
Club. Tuesdays, 7:30-11) pom. at
W.Van Ree Centre. Info: 980-3249,

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Aug. 24--Ongoing. N.S. Caregivers
Support Society free drop-in meeting.
1:15-3:15 pum. at N. Lonsdale United
Church. Info: 983-2141.

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WEDNESDAY
22--Srs. Seymour Mi.
Cypress Bowl and Horseshoe
Bay. 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fee: SI4
inel. picnic lunch. Info: 980-2474,
Silver Harbour Centre.

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22--Delbrook recCentre  pro-

Hoofin Fun walking club, 10

Adult Ten-

Aup. day trip

incl.

Aug.
grams:
a.m.-noon until Aug. 29.
nis. Info: 984-4181.

Paras
Aug. 22--Tugs Pub at Lonsdale Quay
Hotel: Stand-up comedy every Wed.

night at 9 p.m.

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Sry. Bingo and
refreshments, 1-3 p.m. at N.S. Neigh-
bourhood House. Info: 987-8138.

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Aug. 22--Summer Concerts By The
Sea series at Ambleside: Park, 7 p.m.,

Sweet Adelines Inc. Dorwood
Chapter. Weather permitting. For
complete schedule, call) District of
WV. at 925-3605.

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Aug, 22--Ongoing. [nner Care Unlimi-
ted group exchange led by Patricia
Spear. 7-9 p.m. at Serenity Shop,
Lonsdale. Info: 987-8726.
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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Sweet Adelines
fomale singing group. Meets 7:45 p.m.
every Wed. at Highlands Church. In-
fo: 922-0476.

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Aug, 22--Ongoing. T.O.P.S. (Take
Off Pounds Sensibly). Meets at E130
a.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church.
Info: 980-7357 or 985-3208.

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THURSDAY

Aug. 23--Coaches: Live entertainment
Thurs.-Sat. Karaoke sing-a-long night
every Sat. at 8 p.m.
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recCentre
walking
Aug. 30.

Aug, 23--Delbrook
grams: Pussyfooters
10-1115 a.m. until
984-4181,

Pro-
club,
info:

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Aug. 23--N.S.N.H. seniors programs:
Ongoing: Walkabouts every Thurs.,
9-10:30 a.m. (except when bus trips
scheduled). Fee: .S0¢ per week. Also.

monthly trips for new Singles Club for
55 and over. Info: 987-8338.

Aug. 23--Ongoing. Adult beginners
band. 7-8:30 p.m. at 2453 Haywood,
W.Van. Info: 929-4279 or 929-1179.

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Aug. 23--Ongoing. N.V. Chess Club
meeting. 7:30-11 p.m. at Delbrook
Community Centre. Fee $t0

Members, $5 Seniors and Juniors. [n-
to: 985-4012.
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23--Ongoing. Say ‘no’ to vio-
7-9 p.m. Suppe:: » sup for
from a phys?.aily or emo-
abusive relaionship. Con-
Info: Emily Murphy House

Aug.
lence.
women
tionatly
fidential.
987-3374,

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Aug. 23--Ongoing.
Off Pounds Sensibly}.
at N.S. Neighbourhood House.
OSS-1953

T.O.P.S. (Take
Meet at 7 p.ar
Info:

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FRIDAY

Aug. 24--Srs. trip to Newton Wave
Pool, 10 a.m,.-1:30 p.m. Fee: $5 plus
entrance fee. Ongoing. Seniors Craf
Circle. 1-3 p.m. at N.S. Neighbour-
hood House. Refreshments. Donations
of craft supplies welcome. Info: 987-
8138, N.S.N.H.

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day’s North Shore Now section.

CALL TICKETMASTER: (604) 280-2200

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SOME SEATS STILL AVAILABLE FOR MOST PERFORMANCES

Especially Wednesday and Saturday Matinees at 2 PM.
Groups of 20 ot more call: (604) 734-7687

FOR TICKETS CALL TICKETMASTER: (604) 280-2200

Tickets also available at all Ticketmaster locations.
Limited number of Student Tickets available at $15 with valid ID at any Ticketmaster location.

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