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Board considers United Way plea Higgs'said he was prepared to supply volunteers who would assist the board in determining any prpiblemrs» and helping them resolye them. I Reports in the press of the board's decision not to go along with it had “eroded public confidence on the pagtiof the United Way." He said, too, the board might be able to get an additional program through the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, from whom it already bought a service. A motion by Trustee Donald Cameron of Vaughan, calling for the board to hire people who would be the equivalent of 28 days part-time labor, to assist in the program, was lost. Bob Higgs, executive director of the United Way, told the board that, while he appreciated its approval of the campaign, he was concerned it hadn‘t extended approval to the payroll program. "-‘The only way-th'e Unifed Way can be successful is through business confidence and the voluntary payroll deduqtion," he “snid: I Education director Sam Chapman said it was a matter of time. The board needed 28 days to work on the program. _ AURORA â€" York County board of education will take another look at a plea by the United Way of York Region to approve a voluntary payroll deduction program for its staff. I However, the motion, which needed a two-thirds majority to pass, then became a notice of motion and will appear at the next regular meeting of the board. frown: a. counrmr: scum ‘CH ARC EX YONGE AT smas _ 22 Prospect St., Newmarket Abstract metal sculpture of German-born artist Dieter Hastenteufel comprised a large part of Gallery Thornlea's first exhibition of the season, which concluded Monday at Thornlea Secondary. Hastenteufel, now a Canadian citizen, has had shows of his sculpture, ceramics and prints in Europe, the US. and across Canada. Shown above, pondering one of the artist’s works, are Gwen Lieberman of Thornhill and David Roth of Gormley. 10350 Yonge St., Lower Level, Richmond Hill 3-10 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October 6, 1976 * FAMILY PLANNING * ir BIRTH CONTROL * *VENEREAL DISEASES * Free and confidential information, advice, diagnosis and treatment TWO LOCATIONS York Regional Health Unit 7-9 pm. Wed. #5 pm. Thurs. $12 noon Tues. 7-9 pm. Wed Fri. Morn. By appointment Numb-r: Canadian Guild of Bypassing Opliciuns Sculpture exhibit O EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIDNS FILLED { 0 CONTACT LENSES. had E9 Sch ‘0 MODERN FRAME STYLES‘ O CUSTOM MADE FRAMES Flo sum GLASSES FOR WORK on PLAY Open: Mon. - Fti. 9:30 am ~ 9:30 pm Sat. 5:30 am - firm p.m. éflélepticalf COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE TWEB-EIBB AND 895-451 1 887-5843 832-1296 8841 133 832-1384 887-5245 297-3633 M DEPARTMENT STORES Choose from Dodge Street Van, Rescue Van, Can-Am and more. Super gripping power. New "Magna Traction" Cars This is a limited time offer, so hurry. 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