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Options for volunteers

SHARE SOME of your summer
energy with your community. Vol-
anteering provides you with job
experience, new skills and recre-
ation. Listed below is a sampling
of the many volunteer oppor-
tunities available through the
North Shore Information and
Volunteer Centre. .

RELIABLE SHOPPERS are
wanted to shop for small items on
a weekly basis for residents of a
seniors’ lodge. If you have a vehi-
cle and enjuy seniors this position
will interest you. Hours are flexible
on Thursdays and time commit-
ment is two hours.

ENERGETIC FRIENDLY peo-
ple to help supervise at a drop-in
centre for teens. Volunteer should
enjoy playing pool and foosball
and relate well to teens. Commit-
ment of three hours one evening
per week. Training and orientation
provided.

BOARD MEMBERS are wanted
by a caregiver support group to at-
tend monthly meetings. Volunteer
must have a keen interest in pro-
viding services to family

caregivers. A background in PR or
fund raising would be helpful.
Meetings are ongoing, once a
month on Mondays from 1:30 to 3

p.m.

TEAM MEMBERS are wanted
to assist a local women's centre
with special event planning. Duties
include working on the annual
general meeting and brunch in late
June. Participants will later be in-
vited to take part in the fund-rais-
ing committee. Volunteer should
be over 25 and sensitive to feminist
issues.

FRIENDLY VISITORS are
wanted to visit frail elderly citizens
in their homes. A car is sometimes
required for outings. If you enjoy
seniors and have a few hours per
week to spare come and help fill
this vital need. Hours are flexible,
weekdays are sometimes preferred.

If you are interested in these or
any other volunteer opportunities
call Dru at 985-7138 at the North
Shore Volunteer Centre, a par-
ticipating member agency of the
United Way.

Children’s acting classes offered

PRESENTATION HOUSE offers
an ideal opportunity for children
and young adults to break into the
magical world of theatre.

Besides providing a structured

i7-year-olds, offers youngsters the
chance to meet new friends, break

down inhibitions and explore the
imagination.

On July 1 and 2, a Get Your
Feet Wet With Weekend
Workshops covers improvisation
skills, simple monologues and
scenes. Phone Presentation House
at 986-1351 for more information.
Courses run until August 18.

People Have A

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They had their hearing professionally checked at
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things they never thought they'd hear again. Birds
singing. People laughing. Rain failling. Tea kettles
whistling. Waves lapping against the seawall. Even babies
etying. See your Beltone hearing aid specialist today.

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29 - Sunday, July 2, 1989 - North Shore News