B28 - Friday, November 23, 1984 - North Shore News

Deep Cove
Moves
Over

Sussex Realty is proud to announce that

the experienced staff formerly associated
with Deep Cove Realty Ltd. has joined our
ever-expanding group af residential real
estate specialists.

The addition of the Deep Cove personnel
gives extra depth to the expertise Sussex
can offer homeowners in the area east of
the Seymour River, now the fastest-
growing district on the North Shore.
Sussex is already the number one realtor
on the North Shore, the market leader that
gets results. Fast.

Now, with the help of the Deep Cove
specialists, we'll have the North Shore
covered even more thoroughly

So remember, whether you're buying or
selling, nothing succeeds like Sussex.

PAUL WEST

GAIL AN IDERSON

HURRY! HURRY!
3 HOMES SOLD
THIS WEEK!

Are you seeking a

New, Affordable,
Quality
home ona
quiet cul-de-sac?

Your search
ends here!

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BRIAN HARRIS

Brian has been a successful
realtor since 1967, primarily
in the North Vancouver
market, with five years’
(1974-1979) expenence as
the owner of his own office in
the Okanagan. He has taught
real estate-related Courses at
both Langara and Okanagan
colleges, is past president of
the Shuswap Division of the
Okanagan Mainline Real
Estate Board, and a former
chairman of the North Shore
Owners and Managers
Group. Brian has served as
president for the Powell River
Junior Chamber of Com.
merce and of the Sechelt
branch of the Boy Scouts, as
well as vice-president of the
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DUDLEY GUAY

Dudley started his real estate
career 12 years ago in
Dawson Creek, and has been
active in real estate sales in
North Vancouver since 1982
He is a charter member of
the Northern Lights Real
Estate Board and a member
of both the Vancouver Island
and Vancouver boards. He is
a Little Leaque coach, a past
vice-president of the Kinsman
Club and a member of the
Junior Chamber of
Commerce

ROBERT CAMPBELL

A native of England. Robert
has been a Lower Mainlander
tor the past 11 years Before
entering the North Shore real
estate market a year ago,
Robert owned and operated
nis own antique = furniture
business in Vancouver. An
avid sportsman, Robert is a
hockey player, a record col-
lector, and an active sup-
porter of North Shore com-
munity projects

NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUSSEX

call

PAUL H. WEST

and

GAIL ANDERSON

for Professional ‘Team Selling

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