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United Way Appeal

This year, the United Way Appeal at
Douglas College is being organized out of
the Public Information Office. If you
have any ideas on how Douglas College can
raise money for this very worthwhile
endeavour, contact Bill Bell at 520-5400,
local 4802.

THIS YEAR, THE UNITED WAY APPEAL WILL NEED
ALL THE HELP YOU CAN GIVE IT:

Trade Unionists Endorse
“One Day’s Pay’ Concept

The annual fund drive of United Way of the Lower Main-
land relies heavily upon a major response from trade
unionists, and I'm n very proud of our members’ tradition
' . of giving generously. Our society
'. remains under stress due to high
unemployment and the residual
effects of the recession; United
Way has responded by establish-
ing twelve “Help Lines for the Un-
employed” within a number of its
Agencies. Organized Labor be-
lieves that “WORK A DAY FOR UNITED WAY,” through
payroll deduction, represents a fair giving standard and
an equitable way of making your donation. | urge all
union members to support Campaign ‘83 so United Way
can continue its vital work on behalf of everyone within
our community.

ART KUBE

Immediate Past President, United Way of the Lower
Mainland

President, B.C. Federation of Labor.

 

ABOUT OUR FRONT COVER

Six-year-old Louisa was born with cerebral palsy, and
has for three years —half her life—received speech,
physio- and occupational therapy through Vancouver
Neurological Centre. Louisa, aided by a “walker? took
her first steps in June of this year. fe
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She’s Taking
Her First
Steps...

WILL YOU?