Ww - Sunday, October 22, 1989 - North Shore News

Options for volunteers

LEARN NEW skills or share your
talents this autumn by volun-
teering. The following are a few of
the many volunteer opportunities
available through the North Shore
information and Volunteer Centre.

GOOD driving skills and a reli-
able car are necessary to fill this
position. Patient and friendly
drivers are wanted to drive seniors
to and from monthly mectings of
an arthritis society on the second
Wednesday of each month from
7:30 to 9 p.m.

Also needed is a dependable
person to telephone seniors to re-
mind them of the meeting.

NEWSLETTER assistant to help
resident and activity aide with a
quarterly newsletter. Duties in-
clude cutting, arranging, pasting
and general production of newslet-
ter. Experience is not necessary but

volunteer should have an interest
in the work. Times are twice a
week for two to three hours on a
quarterly basis.

SENSITIVE patient person to
help seniors with neurological
disabilities change into swimwear
for water exercises. Volunteer can
also help out in the water with the
exercises and have free use of the
poo] before and after class. Hours
are Tuesday and Thursday from 10
a.m, to noon.

GOOD listening skills? A tactful
person with an interest in working
with frail elderly people is wanted
to assist physically and mentally
handicapped seniors with recre-
ation programs such as cards,
cribbage, crafts and socializing.
Hours ave flexible half day per
week, Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m.
to 4 p.m.

DAY-CARE aide with gentle

Fitness instructors trained

THE NORTH SHORE YMCA is
offering a 15-hour course designed
for women and men who have
completed @ fitness instructor
training course and would like to
improve their level of expertise.
Video analysis will be used as a
teaching tool to allow individuals
to look at their presentation style.
Course emphasis is on participants
creating their own choreography.
aad style using a basic but limitless

I can offer you
results with
experience and a
proven sales
record.

Call me today at
984-9711

movement variation methodology.

Additionai components of the
program include flow, transitions,
cueing, exercise technique and
safety.

The course runs five Wednes-
days from 6 to 9:30 p.m. starting
Oct. 25. Fee is $100 and Julie
Bowman, BCRPA level 111
trainer, is the instructor.

Sign up at the North Vancouver
YMCA, 440 Hendry Ave., 986-
0388. Registration is limited.

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Syivia
Mcintosh Verity
— Acrylics —
Adolf Oetter
Metal
Craftsman

disposition is needed to assist
children aged two to six with dress-
ing, snacks, reading etc. at a North
Shore day care centre. Flexible
times 8:30 a.m. to noon.

OPERA enthusiast. A dynamic
opera company needs energetic
stagchands to help with props,
costumes, stage management and
crew. Also needed are general of-
fice workers to help in the box of-
fice, with posters and pamphiets.
Hours are flexible amd all volun-
teers receive free tickets to the per-
formances of this highly successful
neighborhood opera. Come and
enjoy the fur.

If you are interested in these or
any other volunteer opportunities
call Dru at 985-7138 at the North
Shore Information and Volunteer
Centre, a participating member
agency of the United Way.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

MINISTRY OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 25, 1989
THE DISTRICT REGISTRAR OF

BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES
AND MARRIAGE LICENCE ISSUER

WILL BE LOCATED AT THE
FOLLOWING NEW ADDRESS:

NORTH VANCOUVER
660-1268

200 East 23rd. Street
V7L 3E2

Hours: MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY .

18:00 A.M. to 3:00 PM.

It’s the Carrier ‘All-Star Sweepstakes’
starting November 1st

It’s a red-hot chance, to earn pocket money AND win special prizes plus
participate in the ‘“Sweepstakes’’. Sweepstakes draws will be held in April
and November 1990. Some of the prizes include Nintendo Control Decks,
Norco Bikes, a family trip to Disneyland and much much more.

November bonus prizes

2 - $100 Canada Savings Bonds
20 Movie Passes

it’s a red hot chance!

Fire your enthusiasm and catch the action—

So, don’t be dragon your tail!
Be a North Shore News carrier and enter the sweepstakes today!

The Queensdale Gallery
invites you fo view the
work of these two ac-
complished artists.

Syivia’s work will feature the Owl family in
acrylics. Adolf, well known for his bow|s in cop-
per and brass, will also include new designs
in brass jewellery.

Artists will be in attendance Sunday Get. 22,
4-4 p.m. Display continues to Wednesday,
November 1.

Queensdale Gallery

429 West Esplanade, N.Van. 986-3

DISTRIBUTION
986-1337

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MCA

NORTH YANCOUVER 986-0388

WEST VANCOUVER 926-5541