44 ~ Sunday, December 2, 1990 - North Shore News

LIFESTYLES

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

THE NORTH Shore Chorus recently performed their first Christmas program for the residents of
Inglewood Lodge in West Vancouver. The community choir, directed by Terry Pitt-Brooke, is
hosting two North Shore Sings concerts at Centennial Theatre Dec. 7 and 8. The concert will
feature eight focai choirs. For information call 987-PLAY.

Options for volunteers

PARTICIPATE IN your com-
munity this Christmas by volun-
teering. The following is a sample
of the many volunteer oppor-
tunities available through North
Shore Community Services.

TELEPHONE monitors are
needed to contact elderly peopie,
give directions on how to test
equipment, gather and update in-
formation on responders’ prob-
lems and concerns with equip-
ment, and to evaluate clients’ abil-
ity to use monitoring equipment.
Volunteers should enjoy chatting
with seniors. No technological ex-
perience is necessary for this posi-
tion.

INTERPRETERS fluent in
English and one other language
are needed for oral interpretations
for clients attending various doc-
tors, schools, and legal aide ap-
pointments. Hours are flexible,
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Training will be provided
and transportation will be paid.

MATURE and_ enthusiastic
Youth Worker is needed by an
Outreach program to help staff
with activities. for At Risk youth

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LANGUAGE
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2420 Dollarton Highway |
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in West Van. Activities include
swimming, camping, road hockey
and horseback riding. It’s a great
opportunity to gain experience in
the education and counselling
fields. The hours are flexible.

A POSITION is available for
calling out Bingo numbers. If you
have a loud clear voice and enjoy
seniors come and join the fun.

FRIENDLY person to visit with
a 60-year-old, lonely man in a
wheelchair. He has had a stroke,
is non-verbal and has no family.
Visiting, walking or sharing coffee

‘BAHATLINEO.

its property.

DATE:

TIME: 7:00 RM.
LOCATION: The Library
LEGAL:

tare (6 units per acre).

JJay Simons or
Simons Planning &
Development Inc.
#200-1600 W.6th Ave.
Vancouver, BC.

V6J IR3

Phone: 736-2343

Wednesday, December 5, 1990

Maplewood Community School

420 Seymour River Place

District of North Vancouver

Lot 1, Block H, D.L. 676, Plan 12608, DNV

As background, the Official Community Plan for the District of North
Vancouver designates the subject property as New Residential
Neighbourhood, with a net development density of 15 units per hec-

Capital Pacific Financial Corporation hetd a previous public infor-
mation meeting on May 23, 1990 to discuss development options
and concerns with area residents. We now wish to meet with area
residents again to discuss the future of the site.

Your aitendance at the meeting will be welcome.
For further information, please contact

will add a great deal to this man’s
day. The hours are flexible in the
evening twice per week.

GALLERY aide to take atten-
dance and observe the public in a
gallery of historical artifacts and
North Shore history. Hours are
flexible and an interest in history
will be helpful.

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

BAHA'I WRITINGS

“The religion of God is
for love and unity; make
it not the cause of en-
mity and dissension.

So powerful is the lighi
of unity that it can
illuminate the whole

world.”
BAHA’U’LLAH

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For “Baha’i Discussions” see “What's

PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING

Capital Pacific Financial Corporation, as owner of the 13.86 acre
farmet sand and gravel pit in Riverside Terrace, cordially invites you
to attend a public information meeting to discuss with the owner
and its consultants, in an informa! manner, the future potential of

going on” section |

Steven Wong, Patrick Maguire
Capital Pacific Financial Cor-
poration

# 1280-625 Howe St.
Vancouver, B.C.

V6C 3B

Phone: 689-8128

“On the occasion of the closing of Sue Hills §

Fitness at Park Royal Shopping Centre, we i : .

would like to thank our clients for their loyal Baum na j
support over the past seven and a half : NS

years.

The Centre is closing but we know that our

friendships will carry on”

Love,
Sue and Statt

. Sue continues her Wellness

Thnhrypnhn whorl Practice for individuals and
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d vara reached at her West Van-

couver office ot 926-7706.

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