Options for
volunteers

THE NORTH SHORE Infor-
mation aad Volunteers Centre
hes s acmber of opportuuitles
avaliabice for volunteers. A
sacigilag is iisied below. =

ASSISTANT PROGRAM
PLANNER (to coordinate rec-
veatioun! entertainment sched-
ule for seniors in care facilities.
Weekday. evenings or after-
neons, beglaaing in September.

DAYCARE ASSISTANT

SUPERVISOR from 3-5:36

p.m. Mopdeys to Fridays, or

Gays. suitable io volunteer. .
Criidren are tix to 10-years-old.

Novgate location, Should be 13

years or oler, and enjoy kids.

FOLK GUITARIST and/or
PIANO PLAYER to entertain
for one. hour on September 12.
Occasion is a special afternoon
tea for mentally tandicapped
adults,

PROVIDE PARENT SUP-
PORT for those in difficult
parenting situations, September
training sessions provide in-
formation on child abuse. Sup-
port person will provide model
and help client gain confidence
and social ckills.

WRITE LETTERS, do finger-
‘nalis,. and help with feeding pa-
tients “in care hospitals. For
those 16 years or older, with a
-keew! interest in elderly peapie.

‘PRODUCTION: TECHN
CLAN for rehearsals and: audi-
tions fér dance company.” ‘Must
‘have mix: board ‘skills, lighting
‘experience, and be able to work:
“with high: quality music equip-
‘ment. Times will be negotiated. ©

NOPUNTEER ANSTRUC-

"08 Kathy. at. the
Information and.

PET CORNER

D.O.N.ALTOEL

pretty Sheltie (as iMustrated), phone Doris Orr at 987-

9015. Also needing homes: Terrier X Boxes; Shep. Lab; Terrier X Beate;
Samoyed; Boveia; fluffy brown pup; sealpoint siamese; silver tabby:
orange cat; dlack kittens; black and white kitten; tabby Muffy kittens and

others, Please phone 987-9015 or 988-5643.

PETS LYD. needs good homes for: big p/b Golden Retriever; p/b Ger-
man Shepard; p/b Afghan; Sumoyed X; 18. mo. Black Lah; fine young

tan Shep.;

young Border Collie X; Shep. X Golden Lab.;

six wk. Spitz X

puppies; several kittens and cats — young, all white, pale orange, black
and white, calico, tabby. Please call 988-7461 or 929-4266.

September
is arthritis
month

ONE IN every seven people in
Canada suffers from one of the
more than 100 different types of
arthritis ~— making it the most
common chronic disease.

Today, it affects more than
320,000 people in B.C. and
Yukon, including 3,500 children
under the age of 16.

With early diagnosis and carefui
treatment, arthritis can be con-
trolled but it cannot be cured —
yet. Researchers are working to
find the answers to this crippling
disease. Research is funded solely
by contributions from the public.

Help the fight against arthritis
by making a donation during Ar-
thritis Month. Watch for the
bluebird, the symbol of hope for
arthritis sufferers everywhere.
When you see it, think of your
own good health and give more
than a thought to arthritis.

ANNOUNCING
THE RE-OPENING OF

We invite you to take advantage of the

advanced

training,

ideas and

technology acquired during the period
oi major clean up, due to excessive
smoke damage in our salon.

The staff and management are excited
to see you again and wish to thank you
for your loyalty during this trying

experience

THE HAIR COMPANY

1981 LONSDALE, NORTH VAN.

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SELECTION INCLUDES — FLEECE JOGGING SETS,
TOPS, BOTTOMS. BOYS & GIRLS SIZES 4-14

Outerwear Sale Continues
1 0% -50% off entire stock - infant to size 14

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FASHION CENTRE

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$100 FOR CAP MUSIC STUDENTS

lege offers

scholarships

STUDENTS enrolling in the
Bachelor of Music Transfer pro-
gram at Capilano College this fall
will, for the first time, have the
Opportunity to apply for entrance
scholarships.

Two scholarships of $100 are be-
ing offered to first year full-time
students this fall. The awards will
be adjudicated and given out in the
first month of classes prior to the
deadline for payment of full tu-
ition fees.

‘We are going to make an effort
to spread the scholarships around
between instrumental and vocal
students,”’ said Bachelor of Music
Transfer Program coordinator
Joyce Simpson.

“For instance, pianists often
have an advantage because they
usually start playing at a younger
age, but we would also like to en-

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courage orchestral players who
typically have begun playing their
instrument in high school, We
would like to broaden the variety
of instruments that we have in the
Program."’

Funding for the awards has been
raised through faculty and guest
recitals at Capilano over the past
two years. The music department
also offers scholarships to students
returning to Capilano for their se-
cond year.

“We hope that these scholar-
ships will help students a little with
their finances at a time when costs
and tuition fees are rising,'’ said
Simpson.

For more information on music
Programis call 984-4951. Seats are
still available in the full-time
transfer program, and part-time
students are also welcome.

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