18 - Sunday, February 4, 1990 - North Shore News

Options for volunteers

MAKE NEW friends, learn new skills and discover
your community. Be a volunteer. The following list is
a sampling of the many volunteer opportunities avail-
able through the North Shore Information and Vol-
unteer Centre.

CHINESE language instructor is wanted to teach
basic introductory level Chinese to a group of 13
seniors. If you enjoy seniors and speak Chinese share
your knowledge with this interested group. Hours are
once a week for 10 weeks from April to mid-June.
Afternoons are preferable.

PIANO players. Here is an excellent opportunity to
perform in public. A seniors’ lodge needs a piano
player who can play medleys of old-time favorites,
lead sing-alongs and play light classical music for bar
time. If you speak English and enjoy seniors come
and share your musical talents with these appreciative
people. Flexible hours.

INTERESTED in the arts? A cultural society needs
coordinators for committee work. Duties include
coordinating volunteer activities, working on newslet-
ter and organizing specific activities and incentives for
volunteers. If you have good communication and
organizational skills call about this rewarding and
challenging position. Flexible hours.

Fitness instructors

TEAM captains are needed to coordigate drivers
for a meal delivery service, make out rdlte sheets,
phone drivers and handle receipts. This is an ideal
situation for couples. Hours are on a rotating basis
once/six weeks. Also needed are trustworthy depen-
dable DRIVERS with reliable cars to pick up and
deliver meals to shut-in seniors. Hours are 11:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday mornings.

PLEASANT dependable reader with a clear loud
voice is wanted to read mail and other printed mate-
rial to a visually-impaired citent in home. Take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to enjoy a friendly visit
and perhaps share an interesting book. Reimburse-
ment for mileage and meals at the CNIB are two more
benefits of this entertaining opportunity. Hours are
two to three per week.

PATIENT English-speaking companion is needed
to accompany a very pleasant elderly woman who is
visually impaired, on a weekly shopping trip. A car
will be very helpful and volunteer will receive mileage
reimbursement as well as meals at the CNIB.

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

can upgrade skills

tle fitness’’

FITNESS INSTRUCTORS are in-
vited to upgrade their skills and
learn techniques that apply to a
new trend in the fitness world —
active living.

Fitness no longer need imply
high-intensity aerobic classes, jog-
ging or endurance workouts.
Fitness now takes on the meaning
of an active lifestyle — whether it
be walking, gardening or cycling.

The North Vancouver YMCA,
440 Hendry Ave., North Van-

Theatre group

WANTED: ONE old-fashioned
porch glider. For: West Vancouver
Little Theatre’s upcoming produc-
tion of What I Did Last Summer.

“We will be willing to scrub,

eoeseseseeoosesenee

UNIROVAL GOODRICH
“We're Better Together”

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LIGHT TRUCK & 4x4

RAISED WHITE LETTERS
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32x11,50 R1S LT $173
35x12,59 RISLT $198
33x12.50 R16 .5 LT $213

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LT 9.50 nies

couver, will present a BCRPA-
approved workshop on Saturday,
Feb. 10 from 9 a.m. to | p.m.
conducted by Jody Sandler, owner
of In Grand Form Enterprises
Limited.

Sandler has specialized in mild
fitness for the last 10 years. She
has produced her own video which
is a bestseller in Canada and has
been seen on national TV in the
United States.

Sandler's expertise in this ‘'gen-

area will provide in-
Structors with the skills to gently
guide those participants who never
thought they could be fit.

Instructors will learn voice-sav-
ing techniques, different warm-
ups, how to modify their existing
fast music, weight training and the
use of tubing.

Pre-registration is necessary, and
the fee is $25. For more informa-
tion call Sandler at 984-9435,

seeks porch glider for play

sand and paint it if we could just
borrow if for the show,’’ says set
designer Susan Madsen.

The set piece is needed for
rehearsals and will be used for the
tun of the play — Feb. 21 to Mar.

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OWest Vancouver Little Theatre
also needs a mictal neckbrace. If
you can help with either of these
items phone Mary Caple at 922-
1701,

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LAST CALL

We had a very successful January Clearance but
some items were left in most departments. Example:
lamps, occasional tables, treestanding solid
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