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‘SCOTTISH CULTURE

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"THE CLAN system will be the topic of discussion at
the last lecture in the B.C. Pipers Association’s series
"on the history and culture of Scotland.:

Speaker . will be Sharron Gunn, M.A., Celtic
Studies, University of Glasgow. . 7

Gunn will present The Highland Clans of the 17th
Century, a look at the clan system and social structure
that existed in Scotland in the 1600s and continued
until its destruction in the mid-!700s. Gunn will in-

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terlace her talk with readings from Gaelic poetry and
songs of the period. .

A fee of $5 is charged, and coffee and tea will be _

served after the lecture, which takes place Wednesday,
Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Scottish Cultural Centre,
8886 Hudson St. (at 73rd Ave.) in Vancouver. All
proceeds go to the assistance of young B.C. pipers
who compete internationally... .

For further information call Ron Sutherland at
988-0479. .

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LIFESTYLES

GIVE TO others during this Feb-
ruary ‘heart’ month by volun-
teering. Listed below are just a few
of the numerous requests for vol-
unteers the North Shore Informa-
tion and Volunteer Centre has at
its office.

Call today and let one of the
staff find an opportunity that is
suited to your skills and interests.
There is a place for you.

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED for
the office of the volunteer income
tax preparers. Duties include
answering phones and making ap-
pointments. If you have good
Phone skills come and participate
in this essential service. Hours are
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays
and/or 9 a.m. to noon on Wed-
nesdays.

LEISURE BUDDY wanted to ac-
company young mentally handi-
capped woman on outings such as
going to the movies, swimming
and restaurants. The volunteer
should have an understanding of
the mentally handicapped and have
patience. Hours are at the conve-
nience of the volunteer.

VICTIMS SERVICE UNIT is
looking for people with a mature
perspective, excellent English lan-
guage skills and some experience in
care-giving to work with the vic-

tims of crime. The volunteer will.

participate in an excellent police-
based. training program and will
initially be placed with an experi-
enced volunteer. A commitment of
a minimum of four hours per. week
is required. .

MUSIC ENTHUSIAST. An assis-

fant is needed to act as an usher
and ticket taker at a chamber
Music concert series. Hours are
one Saturday evening per month
and one Friday evening. Dates are
Feb. 20, March 5, and Friday,
April 8. The volunteer may also
help at a reception by serving cof-
fee and mingling. Orientation is
provided. If you are interested in
charnber music here is an oppor-
tunity to meet others with similar
interests.

CLASS IV DRIVERS needed to
drive young physi-
cally-handicapped boy to church
on Sunday mornings in the North
Vancouver area. Drivers are also
needed to drive physically handi-
capped people to adaptive fitness
classes on Mondays and Wednes-
days at I p.m.
INTERESTED IN
PSYCHOLOGY? A research assis-
tant is needed to collect data for an
animal bonding study. The project
involves studying the effects
visiting animals have on the elderly
at Evergreen House. The volunteer
should be comfortable handling
large dogs, have excellent listening
skills and empathize with the elder-
ly. A car is necessary for the
transportation of the dogs every
other week for six months. Train-
ing and orientation will be provid-

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For more. information . about
these and other volunteer oppor-
tunities’ please calf Joan atthe
North Shore Information... and
Volunteer Centre, 2 United Wa
member agency, at 985-7138, .

\\ The fatiowing Syers, will he arriving’)
. this coming week in the Noh:

of these flyers,
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