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Options for volunteers

‘is wanted to accompany a charm-

MAKE CHRISTMAS meaningful
and special by giving the gift’ of
your time and energy. Listed below
is a sampling of the many volun-
teer opportunities available
through the North Shore Informa-
tion and Volunteer Centre.

CREATIVE public relations
person is needed to become an ac-
tive member of a committee. Vol-
unteer will make decisions regard-
ing brochures, newsletters, media
releases and special events pro-
moting this active community
society. Day-time fiexible hours
and one monthly evening meeting.

ENERGETIC friendiy people
who enjoy the company of seniors
are necded to participate in a
variety of programs. If you enjoy
movies come and show films and
pass out the popcorn. A group

Lifestyle pleases

From page 33

slowly unravel. The Deggans
describe it as a place of inspira-
tion. ‘‘A lot of people really ad-
mire the lifestyle we run. They
start to questioa their own ex-
istence....lt becomes a re-evaiua-
tion of their own lifestyle,’’ says
Babette. People go away wonder-
ing why they are stuck behind a
desk for 40 hours a week while the
Deggans enjoy themselves at what
they da.

Paul asserts with a twinkle in his
eye, ‘‘You’re inviting adventure
when you travel. You have to go
out and tempt it.’’ In that spirit,
the Deggans plan to look for a
‘ruin’? in Spain — ‘‘for
ourselves,”’ they are quick to add.
Of course, anything could happen.

For more information on the
Summer Centre for the Arts, con-
tact the Deggans at 986-0082 or
Capilano College Extension pro-
grams ai 984-4907.

THE CHILDREN’S SHOE STORE
GREAT
GIFT IDEAS

* Neon laces
¢ Handpainted socks

® Osh kosh backpacks

© Colourful cotton
tights

e Handcrafted wool
slippers

* Thermal socks

» Gift certificates

© Cord shoe bags for
gym or dance

© Ninja Turtle socks
and bags

CAPILANG MALL
$86-4450

€@ TIME TO REMEMBER.
GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE.

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LIFESTYLES

leader to lead seniors discussion
group is needed one hour per week
as well as a person to assist with
recreation programs such as sins-
ing and baking.

Also needed is an outgoing
driver with a Class IV licence to
drive a group of seniors once a
week on outings to such places as
Stanley Park and Mi. Seymour.
Share your enthusiasm and reap
the benefits of getting to know a
number of interesting and dynamic
senior citizens.

SUPPORTIVE caring woman
driver with vehicle is desperately
needed to drive a five-year-old girl
to a doctor’s appointment in Kit-
silano and then home to her Lynn
Valley residence on Monday after-
noons from | to 4,

ENGLISH-SPEAKING pleasant
companion, preferably with a car,

about life
in a playpen.”

Kids truly enjoy playing and leaming
at Gymboree, Each 45- minute weekly
class is filled with music, games, sights
and sounds they simply can't ex-
perience at home. Here, with their
parents, children 3 months to 4 years ex-
plore a colorful world unlike anything
they‘ve ever seen. To find out more
about the exciting world ot Gymboree,
give us a call today. GyMBOREE.

Call now to pre-register for
the Winter Session

420-4514
* Operating at
1525 Taylor Way
West Vancouver

[a _CLOSING-OUT SALE

ENTIRE INVENTORY

' “Tatine $19°°.. a

Men's, Women’s, Childrer’s Clothing hee

Running shoes and much more. Under $10
Mon, Ti Wea 199 39 om

ing, visually-impaired elderly
woman on a weekly shopping trip
during the day. Volunteer will
receive reimbursement for gas and
may take lunch at the CNIB.

DEPENDABLE reader with a
clsar voice is wanted to read mail
and other printed material to a vi-
sually-impaired client. Enjoy a
fviendly visit and perhaps share an
interesting book with this friendly
person. Reimbursement for mile-
age and meals at the CNIB are two
more benefits of this interesting
opportunity. Hours are 2 to 3 per
week.

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

SWS ina'Siisoio

CLOSING-OUT SALE

Sweais for
Nother’s Little Man

imagine your well-dressed mother’s little man, crdad- KIDS’ SWEATS
dy’'s litte girl, in his cr her own little comfy sweats on $400

Christinas morning. Very fashionabie. Good variety of
colours, 50/50 poly/cotton, fits ages to 12 years from

We terfowl Pillows — Duck & Goose
Standard size $20 each or 2/838

$21 each or 2/°39"

$4 ge
$goe

Queen size

2. Ladies’ Car Coats
85% wool, 15% nylon,. made in England,
sizes 8-14

3. T-Shirts — you choose the design for
your special Xmas gift from

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REGISTRATION
Jan. 10, 1690 3mthslSmths 600pm
ISmths-3yrs_ 6455p
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North Vancouver.

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1927 East Hastings,
Vancouver.

254-2562

Open Weekdays
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Sunday 10-3, Saturday 10-9

DECEMBER 15, 16, 17

A wonderland of lights, decorations and old-time
Christmas traditions awaits the whole family
mulled wine, chestnuts roasted over an open fire,
lantern-lit tours, sing-a-long carollers, choirs, visits with
Santa and our own giant gingerbread house!

Join Santa for Brunch at the Bridge House Restaurant on
Sunday, December 17.

FREE admission with 2 non-perishable food donations to
the North Vancouver Christmas Bureau

OR
2 for 1 Annual Passes — $6.00
Seniors — FREE
Children under 12 with an adult — FREE

Friday, December 15, 9am-9pm
Saturday, December 16, 9am-Spm
Sunday, December 17, 9am-5ym

CAPILANO SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND PARK
3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver 985-7474