38 - Sunday, November 18 , 1990 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Mike Wakefield
SEEING EYE dog Oona, Suzanne Hood (ieft) and Nadia
Wechselberger warm up with fellow students at Collingwood
Schoo! for an upcoming concert benefit. Canadian Guide Dogs
for the Blind will be holding a benefit recital at 3 p.m. on
Sunday, Nov. 18 at St. Andrews United Church in North Van-
couver. Performers include Cornucopia, a Vancouver based
brass ensemble, Hiho Kuroki, a concert pianist who has
recently returned from an international competition in San
Francisco, and ensembles from Collingwood School. Tickets
can be purchased at the door.

Options for volunteers

Make sure your Christmas
message is included in our
special carol songbook titled
Songs of the Season. With an at-
tractive full color front cover, and

JOIN THE thousands of Cana-
dians who share in the rewards of
volunteering. The following is a
sample of the many volunteer op-
portunities available through
North Shore Community Services.

DRIVER/waiker who has or is
willing to get a Class !V licence is
wanted to take a group of active
seniors for walks on the North
Shore and then drive them back to
the Seniors Centre. Good oppor-
tunity to meet dynamic seniors.

oe Hours are Wednesdays, 9-11 a.m.

, CHRISTMAS bureau _ needs
friendly, helpful people to assist
clients with toy shopping, set up
displays, decorate tree and greet
clients at door for a three-week

a period in December. Person with
toe car or truck also needed to make
. deliveries of non-perishable food
at items for food hampers, to deliver
oo hampers and pick up donated
- toys. Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m.

° to4p.m., from Dec. 7-20.
SOCIABLE people who enjoy
a seniors are wanted to help set up
tables, serve and prepare for a
popular seniors meal. Great op-
portunity to socialize and have
fun. Hours are Tuesdays and

Thursdays, 4-6 p.m.

OFFICE person needed to an-

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Phone N. Shore 980-8499
Vancouver 731-7737
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swer phones, type, perform per-
sonnel duties and general office
work, three hours per week. This
society also needs a person with
accounting skills to assist with in-
voices, donations and member-
ships. Four hours per week.

FIRST Night celebration needs
a pre-event helper for general of-
fice duties, to answer phones,
stuff envelopes, and sejl buttons
at booths. Great way to meet new
people and have a lot of fun.
Flexible daytime hours until Dec.
31. Orientation provided and par-
ty for volunteers in January.

ENJOY seniors? People are
needed to facilitate a seniors
group who meets to discuss cur-
tent events from the paper. Hours
are flexible with Tuesday 1:45-
3:15 p.m. preferred. Also needed
is a person to organize and run
Happy Hour for five to 20 dy-
namic seniors. Duties include
pouring drinks and socializing
with seniors. One afternoon per
week, 3:15-4:45 p.m.

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

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plenty of use during the festive
season.

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Delivered Sunday, Dec. 9
Deadline, Thursday, Nov. 22

To place an ad or get more infor-
mation, contact Karin Hoehn,
Display Advertising at 989-0511.

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