NEWS photo Mike Waketiold

NORTH VANCOUVER City firefighters will be holding their 3rd
Annual! Halloween dance, 8 p.m. to 1.a.m., Friday Oct. 28. The event
will be held at the Eagles Hall, 170 West 3rd. Costumes are a must.
The cost per ticket is $8. Proceeds will go to the Lions Gate Hospital
Foundation and the North Vancouver firefighters scholarship fund. A
prize will be awarded for the best costume. Tickets may be purchased
at the fire hall at 165 East 13th Street. For more information call
980-5021.

LIFESTYLES

41 - Sunday, October 23, 1988 - North Shore News

Options for volunteers

IF YOU have a few spare hours
this autumn, get involved in a
rewarding volunteer experience.
Listed below are just a few of the
many volunteer opportunities
available at the North Shore In-
formation and Volunteer Centre.

GOOD LISTENING SKILLS?
Compassionate and caring mature
visitors are wanted to visit people
with chronic health problems in
their homes. Volunteer should be
over 35 and have an understanding
of the disabilities of others. Hours
are flexible, weekdays only.

TEAM CAPTAINS are needed
by a meal delivery service to work
from home once every six weeks.
Duties include making up route
sheets for drivers and tally sheets
for the week. This position would
suit a retired person.

KINDERGYM AIDE wanted to
assist coach with children aged
three to five years on Fridays from
11:30 a.m. to | p.m. An interest in
gymnastics will be helpful, but not
essential. .

COMMITTEE MEMBER is
wanted for a youth project. Vol-
unteer should be over 30 and have
a vital interest in and be aware of
teen issues. The committee meets
third Tuesday evening of each
month. Business people welcome.

COUNSELLING
BACKGROUND? A teen centre is
looking for a caring and energetic
person to assist the staff at a teen
drop-in centre. If you have an em-
pathy with troubled teens and are
seeking practical experience in the
social work field this is an excellent
opportunity. Hours are negotiable,
7to 10 p.m.

PUPPETEERS. If you are or
would like to be a puppeteer. the
program Kids on the Block is look-
ing for people to manipulate
three-foot-high hand and rod pup-

Stress positive aspects of various

disabilities to school children aged.

eight to 12 years. Orientation pro-
vided. Hours are flexible.
Hf you are interested in these or

A Little House Sampler

Laura Ingalls Wilder & Rose Wilder Lane
edited by William T. Anderson

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pages of autobio-

graphical writings

are the lives of

¢ Rose Wilder Lane,

and her mother,

Laura Ingalls Wilder,

beloved by genera-

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spired the popular television series
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any other volunteer opportunities,
call Joan at 985-7138 at the North
Shore Volunteer Centre, a_par-
ticipating agency of the United
Way.

13 Canadian Ghost Stories

edited by Ted Stone

Discounting the
belief that Canada
is too young to
have any ghosts,
editor Ted Stone
has collected 13
spine-chillers from
works of such
familiar names as
Robin Skelton,
Mavis Gallant, Robertson Davies, and
Stephen Leacock.

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