35 - Sundsy, January 31, 1988 - North Shore News

jptions for volunteers / Navy

ANSWER THE need in your
community by volunteering. The
volunteer experience can provide
you with a hobby, a sense of
community and the acquisition of
new skills.

The following is a sample of
volunteer opportunities currently
available at the North Shore In-
formation and Volunteer Centre.
DYNAMIC WOMEN’S
ORGANIZATION is looking for
people who want to share their tal-
ents, develop new skills and make
a difference in someone’s life. At-
tend the volunteers’ information
sessions on Wednesday, Feb. 3 at

ly needed. If you are good at
preparing lunches for your
children then here is where you can
excel. Help prepare soup, sand-
wiches etc. for sale at a nominal
fee to help supplement lunches for
children. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. weekdays in a North
Vancouver area.

BE AN AUXILIARY
MEMBER to a private hospital
with no obligation to do volunteer
work in the hospital. Meetings are
held on the first Monday of every
other month, Orientation is pro-
vided and your input greatly ap-
preciated.

DISCOVER YOUR COMMUNI-
TY. The information coordinator
of a busy, friendly non-profit cen-
tre needs an assistant to help with
research. If you are an organized
person with a good phone manner
and wish to gain knowledge of
your community, then this position
is for you. Tuesdays, morning or
afternoon.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS needs
coaches and a manager for a men's
floor hockey team (Division A).
Monday evenings 9 to 10 p.m. at a
North Vancouver school.

DUCK PLUCKERS UNITE. Vol-
unteers needed for the Great

Capilano River Duck Race on Feb.
14 from 11 a.m. to about 1:30
p.m. Help keep those fittle ducks
moving along. Broomsticks and
gum boots are a must; free poncho
provided.

Attend seminar entitled So You
Want To Volunteer on Monday,
Feb. 1! from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
the Lucas Centre. Free. Learn
about volunteering benefits and
opportunities and hear from agen-
cy representatives.

For more information on any
volunteer opportunities call joar
at the North Shore Information
and Voluntzer Centre 985-7138.

Z cadets

noon and 5:15 p.m. at the Van-
couver YWCA.
‘ LUNCH-TIME HELPERS urgent-

The cable T.V. system upgrade is now in progress. Short daytime interruptions in
cable TV. service will affect the shaded area below for the next week.

‘Back care
explained

BACK CARE and exercise wil} be
the focus of a program offered by
the North Vancouver YMCA,
Loca! physiotherapist Tim Hunt
will teach a series of four-week
_ courses, with the first scheduled to
. begin Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 7 to 9

a review. of back anatomy and
. mechanics will allow for >
: demonstration and practice of .f
‘various. postures. and techniques
for everyday back care. A series of
specific exercises will also be in-
: oduced each -evening to aid -in
“suppleness and toning of back-
” selated musculature.
For more information and regis-
. tration call the.North Vancouver
"-Y¥MCA,.-440 ' Hendry Ave. op at
a saeniestt : . :

aegiiets Sell.
986-6222

i Service interruptions will be kept to a minirnum.
Should you experience a reception problem after 2:30 p.m.
please contact our service department at 986-4181.

‘Thank ° you for your patience i as we > upgrade tl the. cable WN.
g.service | in 1 your é area. oo

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74\8 Manufacturers offering Co-op programs,
Read approximately $240 million in Co-op is
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