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JEAN MACINTYRE

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NEWS photo Mike Wake:,eld

THE GRAND-OPENING ribbon-cutting ceremony af the new Sussex Insurance agency
in the Bank of B.C. building in West Vancouver took place on June If. West Vancouver
Ald. Mark Sager is pictured cutting the ribbon with, teft, Barry Armstrong and, right,
company president Ken Armstrong.

A VERY SPECIAL HOME IN CANYON HEIGHTS

Expropriation act hailed

majority of Canada’s 10
provinces,

“Tt is only appropriate,”
said Clark, “that B.C., the
first government to pass a
private property rights
amendment, should also
seek to provide a uniform

owners when expropriation
is necessary. We are pleased
that the government has now
passed this legislation, pro-
viding the consumer with
greater protection in both
expropriation process

THE BRITISH Columbia
Real Estate Association has
hailed the new provincial
Expropriation Act, passed
by the legislature on June
26, as a significant step in
ensuring the private property — the

“1 owner — ist time on market
* Custom built & carefully tended
* 3 bedrooms & recreation rcom
* Private yard — south facing

* SO many extras you must see

* AND — a very special area.

tights of B.C. citizens.
Speaking in Vancouver
recently, association presi-
dent Barry Clark said, ‘The
B.C. Real Estate Association
has lobbied for some time
for a_ province-wide Ex-
propriation Act, one which
will afford fair and just
treatment for all property

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and in the payment of com-
pensation.”*

Along with the Canadian
Real Estate Association. the
B.C. Real Estate Association
continues to fight for inelu-
sion of private property
tights in the Canadian Con-
stitution. Such inclusion re-
quires amendments from a

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1221 LONSDALE
NORTH VAN.

THE LOCATION HAS IT!

and equitable expropriation
process fer the benetit of
British Columbians.*’

The British Columbia Real
Estate Association, through
its members, the 13° real
estate boards in B.C., repre-
sents over 10,000 real estate
licensees in British Columbia,

Office 985-8231

PHONE ME — BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE!
Call me too for a complete & complimentary market evaluation

of your own home.

Res. 988-3057

SOUTH FACING WATERFRONT

$149,900
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Large sunny backyard compliments the great upstairs layout,
All within walking distance of schools, shopping &
transportation.

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Lovely VIEW trom every room! Sundrenched decks, private,
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FOR A
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MARKET EVALUATION

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716 E. 26TH ST., TEMPE HEIGHTS
Built for present owner, this baught & cheery contemporary of-
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$199,590.

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985-9544 988-6531

YEAR-ROUND HOLIDAY LIVING
EAGLE ISLAND, WEST VAN $159,900
About 100 feet from the mainland. You'll discover this cozy post
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ATTENTION!

DEVELOPERS & BUILDERS _
Prime Upper Lonsdale. Almost an acre waiting to
be subdivided. For more information cail now.
$325,000 .