A14-Wednesday, May 14, 1980 - North Shore News

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Thursday workshop

“Bridging the Gap - The
Integration of Special
Groups through Volun-
leering” is the title of an all
day workshop to be held
Thursday, May 15, at the
Dogwood Room, P.N.E. It
will be led by Eva Schindler-
Raimman from Los Angeles,
an international! authonty on

volunteerism. The North
Shore Volunteer Action
Centre and the Bumaby

Volunteer Centre are co-
sponsors. Call 985-7138 for
registration information.

Whereas it 1s. often
recognized that seniors and
handicapped people would
like to volunteer. creative
approaches are needed to
develop . more appropriate

and meaningful volunteer
opportunities for them. It is
hoped that as well as
volunteers and = staff, a
number of the participants
will be from these special
groups so that they can help
in looking for new solutions.

Dr. Schindler-Rainman,
known affectionately as
“Eva” to everyone” she
meets, is an exciting, vibrant
workshop leader. An “Eva”
workshop is an experience in
itself and worth attending
just for the opportunity to
observe an expert in action.
Eva uses a_ variety of
methods to help participants
explore new ideas = and
practical solutions to
problems suggested at the
workshop.

A study of child daycare
policy in B.C. is currently
being undertaken by the
Social Planning and
Research Committee of the
United Way of the Lower
Mainland.

All interested persons,
associations and
organizations are invited to
make submissions for
consideration by the
S.P.A.R. Committee
concerning all aspects of the
provision of child daycare.

Briefs, recommendations,
policy statements or letters

should be addressed to: The
Director, Project Day Care,
Social Planning = and
Research, United Way of the
Lower Mainland, 1625 West

8th Avenue. ,
B.C. V6J !T9, to arrive n
later than May 20, 1980.

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experience at the elementary and high school
tevel os well as extensive tutoring experience
specializing in mathematics. We can improve
your son or daughter's skills in: arithmetic,
algebra, geometry or trigonometry.

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