B4 - Sunday, September 23,

1984 - North Shore News

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PEMBERTON

New neighbor,

he North Shore’s

near future
brokerage house
Vancouver.

Pemberton Houston
Willoughby (PHW) will
establish offices in a new
building now under construc-
tion at 250-1Sth Street in
West Van when the building
is completed, possibly in
October.

(Note: This information is
more in the nature of a news
item than a column discus-
sion of investments. We felt
it merited a report for
reasons which follow. We
will return to our usual in-

vestment discussion next
week .)
By my _ reckoning, this

means the North Shore will
soon have three brokerage
houses or branches, the ex-

y*

Year Manx. Min.
| $227.98 $380.49
2 255.05 402.84
3 285.34 426.51
4 319.22 451.57
5 357.13 478.09
6 399.54 506.18
7 446.98 535.92
8 500.06 567.41
9 §59.45 600.74
10 625.88 636.04

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B 121 ©. FIRST ST NORTH VANCOUVER PH 988 1817

RETIREMENT ANNUITY RATES AND R.R.LF. ILLUSTRATIONS—-SEPT./ 1984
MONTHLY INCOMES BASED ON $50,000 OF PROCEEDS

Life Life Life Joint Life Fixed Term

(no guarantee) (10-yr. guar.) (15-yr. guar.) (10-yr. guar.) (to age 90)

Age Male Female Male Female Male Female M & F/M M & F/M
60 $583.06 $538.42 $553.56 $526.46 $535.90 $518.23 $508.97 $521.50
61 $93.22 545.19 558.97 530.96 538.60 521.68 511.43 523.75
62 605.00 552.39 564.45 536.78 541.73 525.13 515.78 525.69
63 617.12 «= $60.10 §=571.90 542.64 544.79 529.66 519.23 $27.75
64 629.91 $68.34 578.75 548.78 547.19 533.96 524.69 530.45
6S 641.21 $78.17 585.62 555.98 551.63 538.10 529.55 533.50
66 656.54 590.39 591.41 566.63 554.50 541.62 §35.79 $37.05
67 672.72 603.47 597.53 572.38 557.48 546.07 542.03 541.04
68 689.98 616.45 603.60 578.32 560.27 550.44 549,27 $45.65
69 706.10 629.09 610.0S S84.44 563.98 554.70 556.52 550.95
70 722.49 642.61 616.31 591.70 566.37 558.87 563.76 557.06
7 739.537 655.70 624.81 598.82 569.79 562.56 571.67 564.10

Any of the above options are available on a 4% increasing basis

REGISTERED RETIREMENT INCOME FUND (R.R.LF.)
illustrations for age 71 based on a fully administered plan earning 11.875% interest

Growth Formuta

Tables prepared by Solguard Annuity Consulting Services Led.

TO ELASTIC BANDS.
Office Mugs

Que Per Custocner

f flective to Septennber

financial community will

undergo an expansion of some interest in the
when Vancouver’s
opens

largest

a branch in West

isting ones being Yorkton
Securities and Wolverton and
Co., both of North
Vancouver.

A number of points make
the PHW move worthy of
note: They are prominent in
B.C.’s financial affairs; they
are Vancouver’s largest
brokerage house on a truly
comparative basis, namely in
terms of dollar volume of
business; and their chairman

is a prominent West
Vancouverite.

$$$ by
Another distinguishing

feature is that the Pemberton
name is synonymous with the
early history of this area. The
Pemberton family were in the

Bill Ryan

throughout.

Year Man. Min.

11 $700.20 =$673.40 = Rates can change from day to day
12)» «783.35 712.96 and vary depending on amounts.
13) 876.38 754.85 Anyone wishing an exact figure or
14 980.45 799.20 =the free brochure “‘A Guide to
15 1,096.88 846.15 Selecting Your R.R.S.P. Maturity
16 1,227.13 895.86 Options’’, may telephone Solguard
47 1,372.85 948.50 at 688-9577 or write them at Ste.
18 1,535.88 1,004.22 1205 - 675 W. Hastings St., Van-
191,718.26 1,063.22 couver, B.C. VOB 1N2.

COUPON
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(White Suppites l oat)

ILLIAM MEEK STATIONERY

familiar name

real estate business as early as
1887. From that beginning
they branched out into bonds
and other business ventures.

PHW does some business
on the Vancouver Stock Ex-
change, but the bulk of its
trading is on the Toronto and
New York exchanges.

W. Robert Wyman, chair-
man of PHW, reminds us
that a good proportion of its
business is not stock ex-
change business as such; but
in bonds and new issues, that
is, underwritings. For exam-
ple it is fiscal agent for the
Province of B.C.; it is an
underwriter for many large

companies in western
Canada, such as B.C.
Telephone. The company

organized the financing for
the re-build of the Wood fibre
pulp mill (on Howe Sound),
which involved the raising of
more than $200 million and
the creation of the Western
Pulp Partnership.

$$$

Initially the West Van of-
fice will be staffed by five
brokers, including two
seniors. They will have sup-
port staff but no accounting
will be done there because
they will be linked by com-
puter with the head office in
Vancouver. (That, in one
sense, is another parochial
plus — a national brokerage
house with head office in
Vancouver.)

The manager of the new
West Van branch has been
appointed, he’s a West Van
resident, but the announce-
ment won't be made until the
appointment receives” the
usual clearance of the stock
exchanges and the _ Invest-
ment Dealers Association.

Which brings us to
Wyman, himself, a man of
impressive credentials He ts
president of the Canadian
Chamber of Commerce and
Chancellor of the University
of BC

With an eye lo the future,
he observes. ‘‘We(already)
have a substantial clientele on
the North Shore '

ON TERM DEPOSITS

Rates subject to change without notice

North Shore
Community
Credit Union

Seven Branches serving the North Shore and Whistler.
Lonsdale Lynn Valley Marine Drive
1100 Lonsdale Avenue 1247 Ross Road 1090 Marine Drive
986-4321 980-6556 986 1116

Park Royal
South Mall
926 8571

Dollarton
399 Dollarton Hwy N
929 8111

Village
3131 Edgemont Blvd
985 8221

Whistler
204-4200 Village
Square
932 5314

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