Options for volunteers

REMEDIAL Reading Tutors
to work on a one-to-one basis
with elementary school
children who are experienc-
ing specific language dif-
ficulties. Excellent training
given in multi-sensory
remedial reading. This is a
long established North Van-
couver school board
program.
French-speaking
volunteers needed to socialize
with clients at an adult

DOES IT make a difference
being the first, middle or last
born child in a family? How
does it affect your personali-
ty and character?

This topic will be discussed
at the first meeting of the
New Year by the North Van-
couver Branch of the Cana-
dian Federation of University
Women.

The guest speaker will be
George Saunder, a
Counsellor with the North
Vancouver School Board,
and the meeting will take
place at Highlands United
Church January 10 at 7 p.m.

The North Vancouver
group meets once a month on
every second Thursday, and
invites all university women
graduates to attend. At the
meetings, club business is
dealt with from 7-7:30 p.m.
and then a guest speaker

First, middie
or last born?

daycare centre either in mor-
ning or afternoon. This
would mean so much to the
clients to be able to converse
in their own language.
Science/biology buff need-
ed to explain and
demonstrate science exhibits
to the general public at a
downtown arts, science and
technology centre. Volunteer
should be in age bracket of 16
to 80 years.
Typist

to help with

takes the floor.

Other exciting topics to be
covered this year are ‘‘Hearts
& Flowers’’. Hayden
Stewart, a former advice col-
umnist with the North Shore
News will speak about Love
at the February 14 :neeting,
and the new Charter of
Rights will. be covered on
March 14 by Lynn Smith
from the University of British
Columbia Faculty of Law.

The club is planning a
seminar on the Charter of
Rights for April when it
hopes to have a panel of
speakers from the Justice In-
stitute to discuss the charter
in detail.

Further information on the
date and times of the seminar
will be posted in the North
Shore News, and the general
public will be invited to
attend.

newsletter and cook book for
a seniors’ care facility in
North Vancouver.

Job search volunteer to
assist clients who have
recovered from head injuries
(mostly motor bike ac-
cidents). Volunteers who
have occupational skills
themselves would be most ad-
vantageous. Clients would be
those located on North
Shore. .

P.R. person to help a sea
Tescue association achieve a
higher profile in the
community.

Loan cupboard clerk necd-
ed at a West Vancouver loca-
tion on Fridays 10 a.m. -

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THE LEADING BRANDS

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noon. Sickroom equipment
such as wheeichairs, walkers
etc. are loaned free of charge
by an international non-
profit society.

For these and many other
opportunities available in
1985, please call “Joan or
Marilyn at the Volunteer
Centre 985-7138,

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