B4 - Sunday News, October 4, 1981

TOP COLLECTORS imthe re recent Terry Fox lunch hoor run at Argyle: Secondary. School, North Van, were a to r)
Shirley Langton, Carol Leonard, Hart Gilbert, Tonay Pasacreta, Ken Wright and P.E. teacher and organizer of the run,
Miss‘O. Pimentel. Approximately 350 students and teachers took part and collected $2 273 in pledges and donations.

Argyle th thanks the many North Shore merchants who donated prizes.

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U) OPTIONS

ee VOLUNTEERS

Piease phone 985-7138 to
find out more about the
following interesting op-
portunities.

School Liaison Aide
work with volunteer
coordinator making.
presentations to students on
volunteer opportunities.
North Shore schools.

Receptionist with office
skills for senior centre.
Evening work in West
Vancouver.

Cribbage or Chess Players
to enjoy games with elderly
gentlemen in afternoons.

Craft Person to maintam
craft room, order supplies
and provide inspiration!

Reader for elderly woman
with eye problems. Would
like to be read to once or
twice a month.

Photographer for special
events at a community
school in North Vancouver.

Playground Supervisors
for alternate school. Any
day 10:30 a.m. or 12:30.

Volunteers needed to do
shopping for frail clderty
peoplc. '

Letsure friend for a young»
handicapped male to go out
on outings, etc.

to

Felephone Coordinator
for Cancer Society to
organize rides to Cancer
Clinic

Receptionist/ iIniormation
Clerks for North and West
Vancouver An interest in
community an asset
Training commences soon

Coaches, Referees for
youth soccer vanous North
Shore Locations

Lebaure buddy for a blind
teen

Lefsure buddies for a
seven year-old who would

hike to participate in a
Saturday morning gym
program, abso a six year old

handicapped boy to ac

company him to a Beaver
program °
For these and other op
portunitics, phone Joan at
the Volunteer Action Centre
(985-7138) for more in
formation anda

pe t
sonalhized referral

osties, police to

aid WV seniors

Elderly people living alone
in West Vancouver can now
have the comfort of knowing
that someone will be
checking on their wellbeing
every day — thanks to the
Letter Carriers Union of
Canada and West Van Police
Department.

he new senior cttizen.

program, which will be
starting immediately, has
been developed by the

police department with what
Chief Constable Joe Hornell
describes as “excellent
cooperation” by the West
Van postal staff.

Letter carners delivering
to residences where seniors

are living alone have agreed

to report to the police any

Signs indicating that the
occupant may be in dif-
ficulty such as house

lights on during daylight%

hours or a mail or newspaper
build-up.

If the carriers suspect
someone may need help,
they will call the police
department, which will
respond immediately.

“We hope this cooperative
effort on the part of the
postal and police services
will not only provide
assistance to the elderly
when needed,” Hornell said,
“put (will) help allay con-
cerns of seniors living alone
and their families.”

Some 65 West Van letter
Carriers are participating in

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