UBC
tours

FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
visitors and local residents
alike, the University of
Brittsh Columbia can offer
lots to see and do during the
summer.

Starting immediately, free
walking tours are available
daily at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Disrupting the lives of those who depend upon
the bus system for transportation serves no
useful purpose. Maintaining regular bus service

Monday through Friday. A
day’s advance notice is re-
quested, though, and you can
arrange tours by calling
228-3131.

Some of the attractions
generally included in the
tours are the UBC Aquatic

must be a priority.

Even with the problems of the past few weeks
Metro Tratis:t has consistently refused to
consider a lockout. Such a step would be taken
only as a last resort if job action by the union
made. it impossible to continue to provide

service.

Centre (also open for public
swimming), Nitobe Garden
and other areas of the
Botanical Garden, the Main
Library and Sedgewick
underground library, and the
Geology Museum.

Tours of the Dairy Cattle
Research and Teaching Unit

The place to negotiate a new contract is at the
bargaining table.

Definite progress was being made in talks until
the Independent Canadian Transit Union broke
off negotiations in March. Agreement had been

reached on many of the issues.

This labour dispute can be resolved without

further inconvenience to the public.

METRO

Let's get back to the bargaining table.

\

TRANSIT OPERATING COMPANY |

C9 - Wednesday, May 9, 1984 - North Shore News

are also available. Dairy
milking takes place at 2 p.m.
and 3 p.m. Call 228-4593 to
book a tour.

And don’t miss UBC’s
fabulous Museum of An-
thropology on Northwest
Marine Drive overlooking the

sea.

In addition, during the
summer session a full pro-
gram of musical and
theatrical events is planned
and the public is welcome to
attend. Details of summer
events will be available in
June.