’ handles.
. refugees, described the

. _ small groups
. small aeunber of mass

John” F.

in -

‘Migration CEM). which
transport. for

' Thomas, .-
: » executive director of the
_ Geneva- based

in heldaséminar to reconsider
how it should spend the $4.5
‘million ‘a

change: in- the. refugee .

situation over the last
quarter-cen!

“Mass . migration is: 2
thing of the past,” he said
“Overseas: immigration
countries -have
more selective in their 1 re
cruitment.” -As a resul
ICEM has been reorgal sized
to handle a lar; e number of
stead of a

movements,
“The organization is able

to recruit migrants with
specific professional |
re

‘Chamber [
-music

_ PETERBOROUGH, "Ont,

(CP): —.For. the second
consecutive summer, an

international chamber:

music -ensemble is. per-.

forming .for. residents of

Peterborough. and . the
surrounding area.
‘ Sy by

an additional $2,000 from the
city, the 10 music students

_ from five countries are
giving indoornand outdoor:
recitals for nursinghome. .

residents, hospital patients
and the genera public.

The . Tonartus of
~ Peter

orcugh, ‘has.

expaniad | its activities. this

yor year to include appearances

Toronto, Ottawa,

Cornwall, Burlington and ~
Port Colborne, Ont., and will

give a concert.in Vienna in
tember at the request of

‘ ihre ‘Canadian embassy

roup was the brain-
childs of stina Washchuk

of Peterborough, ‘a 20-year-
old student at the famed
Mozarteum in Salzburg,
Austria, from which half i
members are drawn.. Most

of the others: are students |

from the Unitéd States.
Miss Washchuk, director.
of the ensemble, said she

‘conceived the idea because
of the lack of live classical .

music in the city and to:
provide the performers with
an experience ‘that would

enable them to “go back to

their own countries and say.
something favorable about
Canada,”’

The musicians expressed.
pleasure at. the . warm’
res onse of . Canadian

udiences. The group,

| entirely changed from last
- summer, “consists of stu-

dents from West Germany,

Auatria, ‘South Korea, the ©

U.S. and Canada. ;
‘The $7,000 in public ‘funds

and ‘trans- .
portation. O Mest ‘of: the.
~ performances are free.

covers ae eras costs such | [

‘a $6,000.
grant from the ministry of.
‘culture and recreation aid f ;

‘world has more than four

- million —

- summed up the situation as
follows: nn *

become

. Vietnam, Cambodia and

_ refugee

es NO. MA ss MIGRA TION «- |
Refugees changitig

dévelopment;”* ‘Thomas
said,

Meanwhile, ~the World
Council .

of: Churches has

majority of African _ref-
-ugees today come from
independent states.” —

haven for the settlement of
refugees since the end of the
last century, now returns
many of its people to Europe

the Middle East, its long-

ear it haa
available to help. refu

The council, which.
270 churches, estimated the
‘refugees and blem involving
Re mi ion people : sti
unsolved, has
200,000 refugees in.
since 1974 and “now
through .

another
aay contin a refugee:
expo continent, Europe
‘now has become a harbor
for refugees from other
countries,
Asia has recently seen an.
‘exodus. of -refugees from perfons.

Ves

ina yet mknown number

The problem's scope is
illustrated by a |

worker wh. commented:

Laos to the United States
and Western

Africa, whose ‘lar est
ton

Set rial

Latin America, “‘a major |

esaning Palestinian -

rus.

the agonizing
Lebanese conflict resulting

refugees and displaced ‘

CR.
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