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PARK ROYAL Shopping Centre's spraw! of concrete and asphalt stands out against the
greenery of West Vancouver residential areas in this bird’s eye view.

Realtors raise
$92,293 for MS

MEMBERS OF the Real
Estate Board of Greater
Vancouver raised a record-
breaking $92,293 for Multi-
ple Sclerosis in 1989, bring-
ing the grand total to more
than $1 million since the
board adopted the MS
Society for its special project
in 1978,

Dr. Bill Maurice, MS
Society president, received
last year’s contribution from
1989 Board President Brian
Calder at the 71st annual
meeting held recently at the
Hotel Vancouver.

Donations made through

Learn about buying, selling home

BUYING OR selling a home
involves major legal and fi-
nancial considerations.

You may be asking
yourself: Is it better to sell
my home privately or use a
real estate agent? What are
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the board since 1978 total
$481,677.67. This money has
helped to provide services
for those who have been
diagnosed with MS and has
been raised through such
fundraising efforts as divi-
sional events, coin-box col-
lections and corporate and
personal donations.

Since 1982, board
members have also helped
generate monies through the
annual Carnation Day cam-
paign held on the Mother’s
Day weekend. Receipts col-
lected through the volunteer
efforts of our board

sus those of a seller? What is
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You can find answers to
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and be better prepared for
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members for this campaign
have totalled $552,130.61,
which goes directly towards
research into the cause and
cure of this still mysterious
disease.

Contributions toward the
board’s 1990 donation to the
MS Society have already
begun and members will
once again iry to exceed the
board’s annual goal of
$40,000. Greater Van-
couver-area realtors will also
be seen throughout the city
during this year’s Carnation
Campaign, May 10 through
May 13.

tending the free law class on
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Centre, 801 West 22nd
Avenue between Oak and
Cambie, on Thursday,
March 29, from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. Pre-register at 876-
3371.

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