C8 - Sunday, February 26, 1984 - North Shore News

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LEADER for group of teens
working in a hospital setting.
Must enjoy working with that

age group. .Some orgartza-
tional skills would be helpful.
CLERICAL. Upgrade your
typing skills at home and type
envelopes for a_ threatre

group.
PROGRAM AIDE - HAN-

DICAPPED. Can you pro-
vide a social time while help-
ing students’ eat lunch?
Thursdays 12 noon - | p.m.
Or can you push a wheelchair
and give a student the benefit
of an outing? Thursdays 9
a.m. - 12 noon. Handsworth

area. f
PRE-SCHOOL AIDE. ARe
you available one afternoon
or more a week to work with
a four year old boy in a pre-
school program? He needs
your individual help. Enge-
mont Village area.
WORKING WITH HAN-
DICAPPED. Can you
befriend a 19 year old visual-

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RMU WN

WOODWARD’S DARK

Seedless
Raisins
1.29
2.47

1 tb. pkg.

2 tb. pkg.

Baking Walnuts
400... 2.69

WOODWARD’'S BLANC HED
Almonds
400 g pkg. 2.795

ly impaired male and accom-
pany him to an evening pro-
gram on Fridays? North Van-
couver location. Or take a 26
year old to a sports event? He
has a wheelchair but can walk
a little with assistance. West
Vancouver location.

THEATRE HELPER. A Lit-
tle Theatre group in need of
volunteers to help with props
and make-up for a play runn-
ing end of February through
beginning of March.

For these and other in-
teresting volunteer oppor-
tunities, please phone Joan at
the Volunteer Centre
985-7138.

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LYNN VALLEY LIBRARY
Tale of two stories

NOTHING succeeds like suc-
cess, but you can have. too
much of a good thing!

Lynn Valley branch of
North Vancouver District
Library has been attracting
60-70 kids to its Preschool
Storytime on Thursday mor-

nings, and such a large au-
dience composed of three-to-
five-year-olds makes it hard
for children’s library staff to
present the quality of pro-
gram they wish to maintain.

To alleviate the problem,
there are now two preschool
Storytime sessions: 10 a.m.

to 10:30 and 11 a.m. to
11:30. Please note the new
times: there will be no
Storytime at the old time of
10:30.

Smaller groups should
result in a more satisfying ex-
perience for children and
storytellers alike!

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SUN RAY FROZEN

Orange
Juice

12% fA. ox. tin

SWANSON’S FROZEN

Chicken Sticks

WOODWARD’S FROZEN

French Fries

“Come one, come all...”
For four weeks our bakeries will be featuring and _
demonstrating delicious baked foods and special
new breads.

“A roll of the drums announces our first stars...”
Bagels and Sesame Bread all this week.

‘A fanfare please...”

Also this week, watch our Icing Artistes decorate
special occasion cakes. Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.;
Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

NEW AT WOODWARD’'S'

Bagels Egg. Onion, Seeded or Plain.

OROWEAT BRAN-OLA

White Sesame Bread

ARMSTRONG

Cream Cheese

each 29°
97°

. 675 ,

. 250 9 Pkg. | es 1

INSTANT

Nescafé
Coffee

5-97

ALPHA GETTI, ZOOOLES, SPAGHETTI

Libby’s Pasta
144 oz. tin O°

Krona Margarine
1 tw. pkg. 1.19

10 ox. jor

340 g pho. AD

1 kg bog 1.07