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After mebbing of embassy

‘LIMA, Peru (UPI) - Peru
has called an emergency
meeting of the Andean Pact
nations to-draft a formula for °
moving thousands of Cubans
who mobbed the Peruvian
Embassy ~in Havana for
asylum from Fidel Castro's
communist rule.

A government spokesman
said the meeting of foreign
ministers from Colombia,
Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia
and Peru would convene at
3:30 p.m. EST Wednesday at
the Peruvian Foreign
Ministry in downtown Lima.

The ministers will try to
devise a plan that will allow
the removal of some 10,000.
Cubans who flooded the

Peruvian diplomatic
compound during the
weekend after the Castro

government removed all
police protection from the
embassy.

A government source said
the officials also would study
the refugee problem first
created by the suddent entry
of a handful of Cubans into
the Peruvian  -and
Venezuelan diplomatic
missions. _

1.

Lot 1 of Lot A. Blocks
12/18,0.L 2044,
Plan 9701

2 Lot 7, Block 11,DL
624, Plan 2861

Lot 45, Block 6,D.L
2088, Plan 4800

Lot 30,ofLot A.DOL
593, Plan 17336

‘be defectors,

THE CORPORATION OF THE |
DISTRICT OF
NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF BOARD OF
VARIANCE MEETING

The following appeals will be heard before the Board
of Variance on Thursday,
mencing at 9:00 a.m. at the Municipal Hall, 355 West
Queens Road, North Vancouver, B.C

DATED at North Vancouver, 8 C
this 9th day of April, 1980.

In. Geneva, Switzerland,
the U.N. High Commissioner
for Refugees began con-
sultations today on a
possible role to resolve the
problem.

In a broadcast monitored
in Mexico City, the Cuban
official news agency Prensa
Latina, quoting the Cuban
Communist Party newspaper
Gramma, said authorities
have allowed 1,730 besieging
the embassy to go their
homes to sleep, then return
to the compound.

But Cuban
denounced the asylum-
seeking Cubans as
“delinguents, anti-social
vagrants and parasites”.

Less than 24 hours after
the security withdrawal,
Castro announced his
government would grant safe
passage out of the Caribbean
Island to any Cuban who
obtained a foreign visa.

Both decisions, which
have baffled political experts
and diplomats, triggered the
human tidal wave of would-
including
thousands of women, who
flooded the embassy’s 2,000

officials

April 17th, 1980, com-

1372 Riverside Drive

4266 Mount Seymour
Parkway

1530 Kilmer Road

5400 Block Nancy
Greene Way

(Mrs )H W Egleston
Municipal Clerk

VANCOUVER: About 700 people out of an eithmated 4,000 showed up at Vancouver's "s Coliséiim Mouday for the
first anneal B.C. Resources] Investment Corporation shareholders meeting.

Peru seeks help in! Havana crisis

_square yard compound and
“its grounds.
In Havana, an official at

‘the U.S. interest section

office in Havana, said his
office. was not involved in
the crisis. because it was
strictly a matter between the
Cuban and Peruvian
governments.

The official said a Cuban
Monday afternoon
newspaper had _ reported
some 2,500 Cubans at the

Minesweeper

STRAIT OF HORMUZ,

Oman (UPD - The Soviet .

Union has stationed a
minesweeper or a destroyer
in the middle of the Strait of
Hormuz ever since the start
of the Tehran Embassy crisis
- but nobody can figure out
what it is doing there.

. sion - will be held on

1980

Registration for

April 2 1st to May 2nd

= ase

NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL BOARD
FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM
INFORMATION MEETING

For those parents who have Kindergarten age children,
an information meeting concerning School District No.
44's alternative program - Kindergarten French tmmer-

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1980
8 p.m.
at the
Curriculum Services Centre
135 West 12th Street

Children must be five years ot age by December 31,

Donald Fraser (Modern Language Coordinator), SF U
Research Personnel, Teachers and *
ents will be present at the meeting

this program will
Cleveland Elementary and Ross Road Elementary
Schools during the new pupils registration period trom

embassy had applied® for
safe-passage permits to
return to their homes. The
government has said those
returning to their homes will
not face any dire con-
sequences. oo :

‘Gramma_ reported late
Monday Cuban authorities
were distributing food, water
and milk to the embassy
throngs and have set up a
Red Cross station near the
compound.

mystery

“Tf just sits there,” said

one Omani naval captain.
“We check it out every day
and sometimes its radar isn’t
even on.”

“It is hard to tell,” said the
captain, “but they sure must
be getting bored out there.”

Immersion” par-

take place at

e The FaderalProvinciat Task Forces on.
Student Assistanice Is reviewing current
and: proposed altemative programs for
post-secondary Canadian'student . .
assistance related to.a student's financial
need;

° written views are invited from the public.
These may.deal with any or all aspects of
student assistance including altematives
for.the continuation, modification‘or .
replacement: of existing policies ‘and —
programs of both federal and provincial
governments;.

e further information can be obtained from:
The Federal-Provincial Task Force on:
Student Assistance, P.O. Box 2211, Postal
Station P, Torontg; Ontario, M5S 272: .

° closing date for submissions to the Task
Force is June 1, 1980.

ay
flee

Secretary Secrétariat
of State d'etat

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF |
_ NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
ZONING BY-LAW

The Council for The Corporation of the District of North |
Vancouver will hold Public Hearings under
provisions of the Municipal Act in the Municipal Ha
355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, B.C., on
Monday, April 21st, 1980, commencing at 7:30 p:m.

to consider the following:

(Applicant: Valon Kone

Canada Ltd.)

BY-LAW 5253

Location:

467-473 Mountain Highway
(Lots A & B, Lot 12, Blocks H,
J and K, District Lot 613, Plan &
10064)

Proposed

rezoning from the: Single-
Amendment:

Family Residential (OOO Zone
(RS4) to the Light Industrial
Zoné (13) and siting area
amendment

to permit an office-warehouse
development

(Applicant: Falesca tmports)

BY-LAW 5254

Location.

107-113 Charles Street
(Lots 14, 15 and D, Block 6,
D.L. 193, Plan 2850)

Proposed

siting area amendment
Amendment. to the Plan Section of the
Zoning By-law

Purpose to permit an addition to an

industrial building

(Applicant:

Beg Holdings
Ltd.)

BY-LAW 5256

Location

2996 Lonsdale Ave.
(Lot A (except that part in-
cluded in RP 10699), Block
24, District Lot 2026, Plan
2718) ‘

Proposed

siting area amendment to
Amendment

the Plan Section of the Zoning
By-law

Purpose to permit development of an

office building

Copies of the by-laws may be inspected at the
@ Municipal Hall between the hours of 8.30 am and
4.30pm April 9th to 21st. 1980

(Mrs )H W Egleston.
Municipal Clerk

April 9th, 1980