a KiTIMAT.
RIVERS

ways -interested. in neigh-

boring communities ‘and tours §

rough their industrial Plants

These. tours, which , begin at
Plant Tour Building, start at

.m:, 10:45 a.m. 1:30 p.m. i:
d. 2:15 p.m.,. Monday. to —
iday inclusive. Children must -
be of school age to » Eo. on these “yt

oa or statutory. holidays, -
“Any information needed about: -
‘the plant may be obtained: by °
phoning :Kitimat 632-3111, and 7 -
“asking for “Plant - Tour : In 8:

‘The trip includes a is-minute
illustrated lecture, a 30-minute
film, and a guided bus tour. of

the ‘smelter. and dock areas,-:|

‘With the whole jaunt taking one
scien and 15 minutes.

‘Sept.’ "2. the’ winter *

‘gehedule! is in effect, with tours
cevery Tuesday and Thursday.
They. begin at 2 p.m. and are
limited to. 10 persons. This tour
‘includes a’ 15-minute illustrated
lecture and a guided walking
“tour of the smelter area. It also
takes an hour and 15 minutes,

and children“ must be over 14

ears of age. Here again, ad- ‘

 Menee bookings by phone or
e tater would: be ©, appreciated

a Sixteen Tocal unions. in
/ the Kitimat-Terrace area

“embracing ‘all

~“eceupations and trades
‘are represented on this

- Couricil which in turn is .
chartéred -by the
Labour,

Canadian
~,Congress..

The function — of a.
‘Labour Council is very .
~ diversified. One. of the
--Obvious reasons for such |

‘small,

| BRIDGE.

within which organized.
labour can meet and
‘exchange ideas and settle.

differences of opinion
within : the House. of
Labour.

“Also - belonging to an

organization as large as

the © C.L.C.-
individual
although relatively
backing and
encouragement of the

gives

locals,

Although - ‘mainly 1

concerned | ‘with — the
welfare and progress of
its affiliated Unions and
organized
general many projects of
a civic nature has been
worked on by the Council.
Pressure has . been
applied - on~ different
levels of. government,
often - successfully, . to
improve our

labour - in

has in the past and will
the future be prepared to’

do its part to make ‘the -~ 7
North-west a better. place - wee

to live.

“The K-T-&-D- Labour’ on
Council and all. its:

affiliates are joining the :
“Herald” in wishing all -
residents | of the

Northwest. a Happy, _

“a, Council - isa forum,

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entire labour Tovement.

: communities for all: Future.

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C.U.P.E. (PUBLIC EMPLOYE 5)
CARPENTERS ~ |
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