‘18 - Sunday, October 5, 1986 - North Shore News

Options for
volunteers

CONSIDER THE career expe-
rience you will gain from a vol-
unteer position. Employers and
career counsellors are. recom-
mending volunteering as a.great
way to start on @ new cereer.
Consider the following:
PROGRAM PLANNING assis-
tant for recreational and enter-
tainment schedule for residents
in North Shore care facilities.
Weekday position, with option
of afternoons or evenings.
LIBRARY ASSISTANT in
women’s correctional) institute.
Tuesdays. Training is provided.
Must be over 19, reliable, and
bondable. Vancouver location.
INFORMATION UPDATE
person who can also research
and answer telephone inquiries.
_ Information will link people to
community services. Knowledge
of North Shore agencies is
helpful but not essential.
Should have pleasant phone
manner. Times to be arranged.
Approximately 242 hours per
week.
HANDYMAN to assist sentors
with household jobs or repair
of smali electrical appliances.
Can be done at volunteer’s
convenience. Various locations.
PRENATAL CLASS IN-
_STRUCTOR, very interested in
childbearing, for evening
- ‘classes, Must-be a parent with

‘toddler .. or: infant. «Nurses -or.
_ physios are’ welcomie but medi-

' eal background not” essential.
Orientatios,:
~ workshops provided:

DANCING. TELEPHONIST,

or rather, «clerical. help for
dance studio. Answer busy
telephones. Wednesdays and
Tharedays. West Yan.

training,

DELBROOK COMMUNITY Cen-
tre is sponsoring a course in puppetry
for children aged six to 10.

The program will cover the mak-
ing of simple puppets, scenery and
props, the development of puppet
plays through the use of creative
drama games, and voice tech-
niques.

The course is taught by Marjorie
Woods, who has trained in both

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creative drama and child
behavioral psychology, and has
worked wth children, teenagers
and adults in workshops and in
putting on puppet shows.

Woods was involved for several
years with the North Shore Pup-
petry Theatre. As a volunteer
puppeteer, she has performed with
The Kids on the Block program in
schools throughout the Lower

Mainland and other parts of B.C.
The aim of this program is to
develop positive attitudes toward
the mentally and physically
disabled.

Woods is currently president of
the Vancouver Guild of Puppetry.

Please call 984-4181 to register
for this program starting Wednes-
day, Oct. 8.

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