~ Wednesday, April 29, 1992 - North Shore News

OPTIONS FOR VOLUNTEERS

THE FOLLOWING is a
selection of volunteer op-
portunities available
through North Shore
Community Services
(NSCS).

AN ARTICULATE attendant is
wanted to receive visitors, operate
a small book and card sales
counter and provide basic security
at a local museum. Training will
be provided.

A PATIENT, kind person is
wanted to be on call for various
jobs in a seniors’ lodge and hospi-
tal. The hours are flexible.

A HAPPY, confident person is
wanted to socialize with elderly
residents of a lodge and to escort
them to meals and recreational ac-
tivities. Training will be provided
and the hours are flexible.

A GGOD public speaker is’

wanted to speak to various groups
about the Caregivers’ Support
Society. Organization will be pro-
vided and the hours are flexible.

AIDS Vancouver needs people
to assist with filing, assembling
information packages and stock-
ing pamphlets.

ALSO needed at AIDS Van-
couver is a library assistant with
good clerical skills. The volunteer
will file articles and letters, pro-
cess news materials and index
newspaper clippings four hours
per week. Training will be provid-

ed

PEOPLE interested in recycling
are invited to volunteer at AIDS
Vancouver. Volunteers will collect
various boxes of materials within
the office and take them to a
recyling depot. The hours are flex-
ible.

A CREATIVE, patient teaching
assistant is wanted to work one-
on-one with 10 mentally handi-

capped adults in a creative drama
class. Volunteers will have fun
playing theatre games and creating
characters. Orientation will be
provided and the hours are from 7
to 8:30 p.m. on Thursdays.

If you are interested in volun-
teering, call 985-7138. NSCS is a
member agency of the United
Way.

Public speaking courses offered

NORTH SHORE Continuing
Education is offering a one-
day course designed to help
people overcome their fear of
public speaking and making
business presentations.

The program is called the

Presentations Skills Program
and runs from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
on Saturday, May 2 at the
Lucas Centre, 2132 Hamilton
Ave. in North Vancoouver.
During the class instructor
Tom Swankey will teach indi-
viduals to communicate their

ideas more effectively, gain and
maintain favorable attention,
use visual aids, and how io
“‘read’’?, an audience while
creating a desired response.

For more information and to
pre-register, call NSCE at
986-8888.

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