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November 10, 1985 — North Shore News

Options for volunteers

THE NORTH SHORE Information and Yolun-
teer Centre is looking for volunteers to aid local

non-profit societies.

A Running Enthusiast is
sought to run with a blind
young man who does a seven
to eight minute mile. His
times available are Tuesdays
and Thursdays after 6 p.m.
or any time at weekends. He
likes to run for. about an
hour.

A Candy Striper Supervisor
is needed for a _ local
hospital. The supervisor
must be able to work with
teens. and have organiza-
tional ability. Time needed is
approximately 8 to ten hours
a month,

Pre-School Aides are needed
for a multi-cultural
organization located in Van-
couver. Volunteers should
have an understanding of,
and’ respect’ for, various
ethnic backgrounds and
cultures.

Visitors are needed for
seniors living in their own
homes or private care facili-
ties. One woman in her 70s
would love to be atle to chat
with someone from her old
hometown of Moose Jaw.
People are needed to sell lot-
tery tickets for a.local dance
theatre, at booths in various
malls and shopping areas.

An interest in the arts plus
an ability to meet the public
would be helpful. Volunteers
would receive a dance
theatre ticket.

Playroom Aides are also
needed for family drop-in
centres in three North Van-
couver locations. All are
morning programs and give
Mums and their tots a break
and a chance to meet others.
Fitness Buffs can lead light
exercise classes
woman. on Monday morn-
ings. Some awareness of
special needs people is nec-

essary.
A Thrift Store Worker for a
non-profit society’s outlet in
Lynn Valley is needed.
Hours will be at the conve-
nience of the volunteer.
Some knowledge of retailing
will be helpful but not essen-
tial.

Aides are needed for a North
Vancouver victim assistance
program. Volunteers must
be people oriented and able
to deal with people in a
non-judgmental and non-
prejudicial manner. Ex-
cellent training given. A time
commitment is necessary.
Also needed:

Cross Country Skiers needed
as guides for blind sports-
minded enthusiasts. Satur-
day and/or Sundays.

Swim Aides to assist with
handicapped program at a
Vancouver hospital. Bus
leaves Handsworth School at
10 a.m. returning by | p.m.
Awareness of the handi-

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