12 — Wednesday, July 8, 1998 — North Shore News

Business pros invited to travel 5% te tines com

SINCE 1965 Rotary
International, in conjunction
with Rotary Clubs all over the
world, has offered a group
study exchange program to
promote intemational under-
standing through organized
travel and personal contact.

A team of four business and
professional men and women,
with a Rotarian team leader,
will travel to New Zealand’s

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south island trom Feb. 19 to
March 22, 1999. Another team
will travel’ to Germany’s west-
central region trom May 8 to
June 8, 1999. Team members
will study the host country’s
institutions and ways of life,
observe their own professions
as practiced in that country,
develop personal and _profes-
siona! relationships, and
exchange ideas.

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SHINS ByL Ww. AMENDMENT
BYLAW NO. 6998

| bylaw would have. the effect of removing
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and indicated on the map,

| ALL PERSONS wick: :
abe heard i in person, by attorney, or by petition. The proposed Bylaws may be inepected at the office of the City Clerx between 8:30 a.m. . and 4:30 | p.m
: Statutory Holidays, from June 29, - July 13, 1998. Written submissions will be accepted up to and including July,13, 1998, but submissions will NOT be accepted af

- clusion of the Public Hearing.

Successful candidates will be
personable, articulate, team
players who are enthusiastic
about their profession and who
plan to continue in their career
well after the exchange.

Applicants are preferably
between the ages of 25 and 40,
and a basic knowledge of
German is desirable for that
exchange. All transportation
expenses from Vancouver while

on the exchange will be paid by
the Rotary Foundation. The
team will be hosted by New
Zealand and German Rotarians
duning the program. Inidentul
expenses, insurance, and some
meals will be the responsibility
of individual team members.
Contact Jacci McTavish at 926-
9731 for more information.
The application deadline is July
31 for both exchanges.

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HEAR YE » NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING |

~ NOTICE is hereby given by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section 957 of the Manicipal, Act of British?” 2
Columbia, that a.Public Hearing will be held on MONDAY, JULY 13, 1998 at 8:30 P.M. in the Council Chamber, City. Hall

aryy -West 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in connection with the following proposed: “amendment

_ Coniig. Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700", and the "Zoning Map of the City of North Vancouver", which is an integral part of. “Zoning Byla

“1995, No. 6700";

b> ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT
BYLAW NO. 7049

‘To resone Lot 18, Resub A, Block 215, D.L. 545, Plan
1064, located at 2336 Chesterfield Avenue, and indicat-
ed on the map. The amending bylaw would have the
effect of removing the said property to permit the sub-
division of a 10,090 oquare foot lot into 2 lots.

FROM: RS-1 (Oue-Family Residential 1 Zone)
TO: RS-3 (One-Family Residential 3 Zone)

Chesterfield Ave.

West 23rd St.

EVENTS AROUND THE cry

P.G.E. Railway Station :

Ongoing Exhibits
Stimmer Hours: 9am to 6pm, 7 DAYS A WEEK
Arrivals and departures: Railways in North
Vancouver, April 8 to Sept. 6, 1998. An exhibition of
archival photographs dealing with North Vancouver's

railway history from 1914.

The programs of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Station ars organized by the North Vanconver Museum
& Archives. It is located at the foot of Lonadale Avenur
in North Vancouver and is open from 9am to pm, 7
days a week. For further information about station
Programs, Please contact vet the Mascur at 987-5618.

_ Sandra E. Dowey, Deputy Ci

"closing date: July 13th, 1998 .

open to all North Shore residents from Deep Cove to Horseshoe Bay. Cat
residential, large and small gardens, front and back mail spaces - patios & ba

community gardens: Categories also include commercial stores, office buil
fire halls and restaurants. Entry forme available at all North Shore veer

hl owww.cny.org”

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