The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 35

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, October 21, 1981 11 TIME OUT! Volunteer opportunities VIA cutfbeock rpirotfesfi readied HIT THIS (GfiTRG By Virginia O'Brien Notes from Chilliwack Community Services under an Occupational Therapist. Feeding patient at mealtimes requires several volunteers who have time and patience to work with people who are unable to feed themselves. This gift of love will be just as rewarding to the volunteer as to the patient. Please take time to care. Chadsey Public School on Evans Road, Sardis, was officially named in November, 1966, in honor of the pioneer Evans family.

couver for Ottawa on the Super Continental tomorrow (Thursday, Oct. 22.) evening During the three-day, four-night trip more delegates from other western provinces will board the train, and messages urging the federal government to retain the train will be gathered. Transport 2000 British Columbia petitions bearing the names of over 50,000 people will also be carried on the train. The train will arrive in Ottawa on the morning of Oct. 26.

The western dele gation will be met by a group from the Mari-times arriving on the Atlantic which originates in Halifax. This train is also scheduled to be discontinued. Transport 2000 Canada President Guy Chartrand has requested Minister of Transport Pepin to meet the delegates. It is not yet known if Mr. Pepin will accept the invitation.

More information is available from Tim Larsen, president, Transport 2000 British Columbia, home, 856-8813 or business, 792-2727. Transport 2000 British Columbia and the Save Our Super Committee are protesting planned elimination of VIA Rail's Super Continental passenger service. A result of the elimination will be an end to pas-senger stops at the Matsqui and Chilliwack railway stations. The western associations of Transport 2000 are also organizing a transcontinental railway rally to carry the protest to the seat of tthe federal government. Delegates leave Van I like the way you told off that trespasser in no uncertain terms that you owned this property as you cleaned her fish!" Long-dlitanc drivers-Volunteers urgently needed to drive seniors and handicapped children to medical appointments in Vancouver area.

Must have own car, good driving record and a genuine caring for people. Mileage will be paid at Please share your time with someone who needs you. Back-up rptlonlits required to work in a community information centre to fill in for regular volunteer receptionists who are ill or away. This is an excellent opportunity to meet people and learn about the community. Orientation and training provided.

Reactivation unlt- volunteers with enthusiasm and imagination to work with patients who may be confused as to time and place but who are receptive to individual help. Supervision and training will be Sardis was named by Mrs. Adam Vedder after the Church of Sardis written about in the Book of Revelations in the New Testament. the newly bereaved, which will meet weekly and help people adjust to their new situation. Eventually, we hope to have another group which will be more socially oriented and will enable people to make new friends and participate in group activities.

We have prepared a brochure explaining our service. It will be available at Community Services, Henderson's Funeral Home, social agencies, churches, doctors' and lawyers' offices. Community Contacts for the Bereaved will be ready to accept clients in November. Please contact Virginia O'Brien at 792-4267 if you are interested in any aspect of this new program. the loss of a spouse, parent or child.

The support is given by a volunteer who has also experienced a bereavement, who has recovered from the grief and would now like to help others. We have been searching for volunteers these past six weeks and how have a small group ready to participate in a six session training course. In this training, we will be sharing our own grief experiences, learning about the stages in the grief process and grief work, discussing problems people experience in bereavement and how the volunteer can help, developing some basic counselling skills and looking at community resources. In addition to the one-to-one service there will be a support group for crisp riced to From Sears. fall weather At eight o'clock tonight the annual General Meeting of Chilliwack Community Services will be held at St.

Thomas Church Hall. Mayor Welch, our guest speaker, will be talking about "The Role of Community Services and its Future in the District of Chilliwack." This meeting is a good opportunity to gain an understanding of the work of Community Services, to meet people and to enjoy refreshments. All are welcome. In preparation for the annual general meeting, the staff create interesting and varied displays outlining our many services. These displays will be used for an open house on Thursday, Oct.

22 at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 280, 5661 VedderRd. We'll be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and hope to see people from Sardis, Vedder Crossing and other outlying communities. Come to visit and see if we can be of service to you from a Vedder Crossing location.

Some time ago, a new program called Community Contacts for the Bereaved was introduced in this column. This is a service offering one-to-one support for people who have suffered DISTRICT OF CHILLIWACK value! give you saving MflDTTDffi IF dBTDdDCa Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the District of Chilliwack that I require the presence of the said electors at the Municipal Hall, at 8550 Young Road South, Chilliwack, B.C., on Monday the 26th day of October, 1981, at the hour of Ten o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of electing persons to represent them as Mayor, Aldermen and Cultus Lake Commissioners. The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows: Candidates shall be nominated in writing by two duly qualified electors of the municipality. The nomination-paper shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time between the date of this notice and noon of the day of nomination (October 26, 1981). The nomination paper may be in the form prescribed, and occupation of the person nominated in such manner as to sufficiently identify such candidate.

The nomination-paper shall be perscribed by the candidate. In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll will be opened on the 21st day of November, 1981, between the hours of Eight o'clock in the forenoon and Eight o'clock in the afternoon, at the following places: Atchelitz Atchelitz Community Hall Cheam Cheam Elementary School Chilliwack Bernard Elementary School Chilliwack Mount Shannon United Church Chilliwack Municipal Hall Chilliwack Robertson Elementary School Chilliwack Slesse Room, Evergreen Hall East Chilliwack East Chilliwack Elementary School East Chilliwack Miller Elementary School Fairfield Island Kinsmen Hall Fairfield Island Strathcona Elementary School Greendale Greendale Elementary School Rosedale Rosedale Community Hall Ryder Lake Ryder Lake Fire Hall Sardis Sardis Elementary School Sardis Sardis Secondary School Vedder Crossing Watson Elementary School Yarrow Yarrow Community Centre Regional District Popkum Community Hall Students' art work on view Work done by students of Fraser Valley College's fine arts department is on view in the Hall Gallery of the middle building of the college's Abbotsford campus. It represents the work of first and second-year college students over the summer. The show is concurrent with "The Way We Were Feminine a collection of women's fashions from 1860 onwards, which opened yesterday (Tuesday) in the Fine Arts Gallery of the same building. The latter is presented by the North Shore Museum, North Vancouver, in co-operation with Fraser Valley College's fashion merchandising division.

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Hall And a mobile poll will attend on Polling Day at the following places and times: Valley Haven Guest Home 45450 Menholm Rd. Between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 11 :00 A.M. Chilliwack Hospital, including Parkholm Lodge 45550 Hodgins Ave. Between the hours of 1:00 P.M.

and 4:00 P.M. Norman Manor 8515 Young Road South. Between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Eden Rest Home 9100 Charles Street.

Between the hours of 2:00 P.M. and 4:00 P.M. For persons who: (a) Expect to be absent from the Municipality on polling day; or (b) for reasons of conscience, are prevented from voting on polling day; or (c) through circumstances beyond their control, will not be able to attend the poll on polling day; an advance poll will be opened at the Municipal Hall at 8550 Young Road South on Friday the 13th of November, 1981 between 1 :00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. Every person is hereby required to take notice and govern himself accordingly.

Given under my hand at Chilliwack this 6th day of October, 1981. H. D. Dessario Returning Officer QQ99 As mentioned hare before, I have become addicted to bicycling and highly recommend it to anyone who would like to get a better look at our surroundings, get to know a lot of dogs (soma of which are hungry for human ankle) and make the acquaintance of crows, cows and horses. In our area there is little traffic to offend ones finer senses which includes an inordinate desire to stay alive.

And it is with that thought in mind that I'd like to point out a couple of things to motorists. When you see a cyclist ahead of you that you will soon overtake, toot your horn to let him know you are around It is sometimes difficult to hear the approach of a car or truck especially if the wind is blowing and when isn't it. And if you are following a car that is about to pass a cyclist toot also because most likely he won't hear you coming. And hey, guys, take those sharp corners on country roads slowly. ALL curves should be treated gently, especially if there the chance a biker may be lurking around them.

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