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12 — Wednesday. September 23, 1998 - North Shore News

Concordia’s vice president
of development Mike
Courtenay was almost
smiling Thursday evening.

All set for a quick conference

Brian Fulton, partners in the law firm Lawson, Lundell,

Lawson and Mcintosh which

ters connected with the acquisition, development and

sale of Rockcliffe.

Lee Green kept tempting the
guests with a_ constant
stream of delicious nibblies
from the kitchen, including
these smoked = salmon
spinach crepes.

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shore news

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If you build it with these views they will come

t Vancouver's 1 newest subdivision of Rockette. The
two-level homes are all finshed and landscaped and: last
Thursday the Cascadia Group ef Companies hosted a recepuion
to celebrate the end of construction and to say thank vou te the
people who helped put i all together. Cascadia are wondering

might collect th ird Gold Georgi in a row —

Canadiana Home Builders Association of

B.C, — for the province's best residential community. Brigh:
Lights would five there in a minute but, alas, the $660,060.

Barbara and Wally Pierce (left) and Dianne McComb
have just discovered that they are neighbours at
Rockcliffe. McComb asked what higher vote of confidence
could there be than the fact that she and her husband (vice
president of construction at Concordia) have moved in.

were Ed Wilson (left) and The gentle music that drift-
ed through the reception
came courtesy of Lori
Pappajohn and her Celtic

harp.

has handled ail legal mat-

Pat Burke (left), Rockcliffe’s site superintendent,
“made sure it got up” while Sean Peters, quality con-
trol, “makes sure it stays up.”

NEWS photos Martie Mitarchip
The architects work is done and marketing is happy with the finai product so the smites
outshone the sun. Architects Eric Schroeder (from left), Tem Bell and Julio
Gomberoff from the firm of Gemberoff, Policzer, Beil Architects flank Cascadia Group’s
vice president of sales and marketing Reema Faris.

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Developer and West Vancouver philanthropist Moh
Faris pointed out to News publisher Peter Speck that
32 out of the 35 Rockcliffe homes have views.

Tracie Mcintyre and Paut
Grandin, partners in Grandin
and Co. Landscaping Ltd.,
relax amid the greenery their
company designed.

This is the friendly sales team you'll likely meet at
Rockcliffe: Judy Nelligan (ieft), Judith Matheson
and Valery Hester.

Keith (left) and Pat McLeod
are prospective purchasers
who say they are attracted to
the twin-level design.

It was move-in day at Rockcliffe for Glen Helgren
who was just saying goodbye to his moving crew
Larry Whitby (left) and Al Ytsma (right).

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