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_ Recriiting ‘is. currently
’ faking’ ‘place on. the ‘North
Shore for volunteer helpers _
with B.C.’s_ traditional
_ Kinsmen “Mothers’ March”.

. ‘This. fund-raising cam-
~ paign takes . ‘place annually
throughout British Columbia”
and is scheduled: ‘for January .

* : 28 through February 3, set... “Marchers” 5

‘care,

ie
ers: March’ Campaign.
depends ‘on. - thousands , of.

throughout.
Columbia.
. Volunteers don't have - to.
be mothers (or female), just
_ people who. care and who
are preparéd’ to -Bive a few
-hours. of their’ ‘time during
the week of the “March”.

* Through. the: efforts of the
the Kinsmen
_ Rehabilitation Foundation i is

whereby a degree of self-
reliance is given to hundreds

“On. the North Shore alone,
2,800: “Marchers” .. are
needed during the week of
‘January 28 - February 3, as
well as drop-off . and

: -, Yolunteers who canvas, 6n-a_ collection points. Anyone

: door: ‘to-door ae basis’

_A special type of child
care project launched on the
 Notth- Shore in 1978 is

beginning” to pay off; -hand-

. somely.

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¢

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Bed - oe

This project is operated by
North Shore Family Services
through a contract with the
Ministry. of Human
- Resources. The .goat is to
shelp 3 young people who have
severe | behaviour or ad-
justment problems by
assigning to them a child
care worker who contracts
to spend a given number of
hours with the child each
yweek. This extra help may
enable children to work on
their problems within the

willing to help is invited to

| Pro lem children aided

context of their ‘own

- families, rather than being

removed io foster care.

At the present time there
are twenty child care
workers ‘attached to the
program which-is headed by
Elizabeth O’Kiely. All work
is under the supervision of a
professional, usually an
MHR or Family Sérvices
Social Worker.

The child care project is
entering its third year and
the results so far are
gratifying. The child care
worker attempts to help the
child achieve goals specified
in the contract through
support, widening ex-

. British tele
. “Ti)for further detail

10,

children and- adults every -

Mall. displays illustrating
the work of the Kinsmen

Rehabilitation Foundation -. :
will be featuted at “Park -

Royal on January 8,. 9, and
and will” include

tation Foundation’s - Aotal .
voluntary. ‘donations,. ‘& per”

cent comes from the Kin-

smen Mothers’ March.

The campaign gives

everyone on the North Shore _
an opportunity to contribute -

toward a great service which -
offers dignity, independence.
and the precious gift of |
communication to ‘disabled

perience, and modelling

acceptable ‘behaviour, The: Be

community. as an advocate

on his/her behalf increases
the child's confidence and
often changes family pat-
terns and attitudes toward
the child. In most cases a
definite and positive
emotional: tie is formed
between the child and his
child care worker. In many

‘worker is the most important

and dependable person in
the child’s life.

For further informatior
call 988-7128 (North Van) or
926-7851 (West Van)

Learn about winter survival

’ Winter survival courses at
Mount Seymour Provincial
Park are being offered
between mid-January and
mid-March by the Parks and
Outdoor Recreation
Division of the Ministry of
Lands, Parks and Housing in
cooperation with Capilano
College.

Entitled “Winter Survival
1981,” the program will
include a pre-trip slide pre-
sentation and a day on the
mountain.

Participants will be in-_
structed in snowshocing and
shelter building, and will
learn about winter hazards *

Woodward;
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Cord Percale Sheet Set.
Colour sta! Blue should
read Daffodil YeJow. Page
20, Item OD - 5 piece
Florence and item - 4
plece Milano: cushions for
these-two items are not in-
cluded. Page 22, Item H -

Nevada . Rubertin should
read 20 gr. not 50 gr. Page
28, Vague 2440 and
Vogue 7494 have been
transposed. Page 29, Ultra
Co-ordinates - not exactly
as iluatrated.

‘Woodward's apologizes to
ita customers for any
inconventence these errors
may have caused.

and safe winter travel.

Four courses will be held
~—on January 17, February
7, February 21 and March
14, from 9 am to 4 pm each

Vancouver Reading Centre has
‘completed arrangements to
' conduct the tamous Speed

Reading and = study — skills
course here
This course can train the

average person to read five to
seven times faster (1,000 to
2,000 words per minute) and
stresses greatly improved
comprehension Concentration
is greatly improved also as well
as better test taking and study
habit skals

For instance, graduates of this
course can read small novels in
30 to 45 minutes and even
huge books like “Shogun”,
“Exodus” of “Hawaii” can be
read in 3 to 5S hours and with
much better
Text books and even technical
material can be absorbed much
more eftectively and in *%. of
the ime

i
The course 1s) a must for
business peopic and ah ab
B0lute necessity for students

The course requires that you
attend only one class per
week Each class is 3 hours
tong and you finish Classes in
just 9 short weeks. At the end
of the classes (9 weeks) each

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p.m.

student is given an advanced
course on cassette tape so
that he may review and con-

tinue to improve his skill in- .

definitely to whatever level of
success his potential will allow
Even 3,000 words per minute
in some cases.

. FIRST LESSON FREE

Individuals are invited to attend
the first class free, without any
cost of obligation to enrol in
the rest of the course.

At the first fesson each person
will find out what their present
speed and concentration is
and what their potential for this
type of training is. Also the
class will be explained in
complete deta’ and many tips
on how to start improving
immediatety wil be given

It you deckie to take the
course you wil find that the ha-
tion for the entire course in-
chiding the advanced ‘home
study portion is stil about %
the cost of similar programs.

The author for this remarkable
program has had over 14 yoors
of experience in the Field of

é

deniers will answer questions
and share their expertise at a
“Members” Choice” meeting
of the West Vancouver

Garden Club . tomorrow, ”
Monday, January 5, at 8 pm °
an the Dogwood Room pf the

West Van Rec Centre. :

They are J. Griffin, past-
president of the Chrysanthe-,
mum -Society, F. Dorsey of
the Rhododendron Society,

F. Sutton (vegetable culti-

vation and greenhouses),
S. Welch (hi-rise

Guests are-welcome at this
and ali other regular
meetings of the club, held
the first Monday of cach
month.

For further information
call Doris Archer, 922-6547.

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techniques training

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. He will be
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vise this fabulous

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personal

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The course is open to the After the course you should
read this article in 2 to 2%

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serious-minded

person:
encouraged to attend thia free
lesson.

- FREE BOOKLET
Each person in attendance will
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theirs to keap whether thoy
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Quo to the mstructor's tremen
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1st free lesson will bo avallabie
ONLY ONCE at the following
locations These free classes
wil stan at 7 pm sharp
Please be prompt — no one
wii be admitted after 7.10 pm

3 ae minutes Be Sure To Attend!

NORTH SHORE
The Board Room. of the

, PLAZA INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Capliano Rd. at Marine Dr.
North Vancouver, B.C.
Wed. Jan. 6, 7 pm sharp

“WEST END" VANCOUVER

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Conference

SHERATON LANDMARK
1408 Rabson

Vancouver, B.C.

Monday Jan. 6, 7 pm sharp

CENTRAL VANCOUVER
Victoria Room of the
SHERATON PLAZA 500
Cambie at 12th

Vancouver, B.C.

T January 6, 7 pm

and Friday January 9, 7 pm.

RICHMOND

Conference Room 120 of the
RICHMOND INN
Westminster Hwy. at 43
Richmond,

Speciat note: 10:30 am Daytime
clase Sat. Jan. 10, 1981

NEW WESTMINSTER
Conference Room 223
OVAL TOWERS HOTEL

‘at 6th St.
Westminster, B.C.
Wod. Jan. 7 at 7 pm

GREATER COQUITLAM

Room C -

SOCIAL RECREATION CENTRE
300 loca Road ;
Port Moody, B.C.
Thurs. Jan. 8 at 7 pm

BURNABY

Bumaby Room

SHERATON LA (NN

4331 Dominion

(Canada wey st Willingdon)
Burnaby, 8.

Friday, Jan. 9 at 7 pm

“Special Note: Sunday Jan. 11,
3:30 pm afternoon class

SURREY
Suite 0
REY INN (TRAVEL LODGE)
Fraser Saey Be at King George

Tues. Tose ten. 6 at 7 pm

Thurs, Jan. 8 at 7 pm ; _