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WH1TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1981, PAGE 7 ODREB to receive -on lime Tbe Oshawa and District Real Estate Board todlay, Tuesday, November 24, 1981, signed a contract with International Graphics Corporation, a Division In addition te these cf- ficers, local officials in- cluding Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey, Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz, and Newcastle Mayor Gamnet Richard were al George Van Dyk, chair- man, Paul Ristow, Ted Mendyk, and George Stone. Botb Harvey Mintz, board president and Morris Beverley cf Morris Beverley, senior vice-president cf the Moore Corporation; George Van Dyk, M.L.S. chairman of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board; Bill Hume of International Graphics and Harvey Mintz, president cf the O.D.R.E.B. are seen here cutting the ribbon te open the board's Real-Trieve system. The systemn is designed te aid local realtors in providing clients with up-to- the-minute information on properties for sale tbrougbout this part cf Durham Region. cf The Moore Corpora- tion. The terms cf this contract provide that International Graphies will supply the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board with a completely computerized on-line M.L.S. Retrieval Sys- tem called Real-Trieve. The contract signing was made at a ribbon tying ceremony which symboiized the joining together of Internation- al Graphics Corporation witb The Oshawa and District Real Estate Board. George Van Dyk, M.L.S. chairmran cf the Oshawa board and Bill Hume, Canadian manager of International Grapbics came forward present- ing the ribbons te Har- vey Mintz, board presi- dent and Morris Bever- ley, senior vice-presi- dent Moore Corporation for the tying. - Photo ccurtesy of the O.D.R.E.B. in attendance. Morris Beverley, senior vice-president of Moore Corporation noted bis company's in- terest in this field and congratulated the Oshawa board, espec-, ially their board of directors and M.L.S. cemmittee for their decisive action and fore- tbougbt in this matter. Oshawa's directors, Mary Anne Murphy, Deug Trivett, Bihl More, and John Howson were present as was the ful M.L.S. committe, Fitness: What It does for your body It does for your mmnd. IBROOKLIN HC & DELICAO I 61 BALDV I BROOKLIN IGOOD OLDE Di I OUR HOLIDAY( I WITH THIS ( IWHITE BREAD -PL I 50 A LOAI I LIMIT 3PER CUSTOMER Wl Moore spoke witb great optimism about tbe future. Harvey called the day historic and stressed the vast benefits te the public in terms cf improved ser- vice from this system. The system involves two distinct parts. Tbe first part is the produc- tion cf a computer type- set M.L.S. catalogue. This catalogue which is distributed te every member cf tbe Real Estate Board contains a cemplete, record cf al properties listed for sale on the M.L.S. system in the board's jurisdiction. It aise lists ail proper- ties sold in the last six months. The second part of the Real-Trieve System is the use cf computer terminals in broker's of- f ices. By making a phone connection witb the board office, real estate agents can tbrough this terminal gain access te all M.L.S. information in the board. The terminal hock-up is voluntary and already 47 of the board's 93 offices have opted for terminals. The addition of ter- minal heok-up gives cer- tain real advantages te real estate offices. First and foremost, this sys- tem is virtually instan- taneous. Tbree seconds after a listing fias been entered into the com- puter by employees at the board office, it is available te ail agents. (This contrast witb the old system of publishing listings in a catalogue, in which any listing cculd be as long as two weeks in becoming available te agents.) )ME BAKERY TESSAN NIN ST. 655-4951 &YSSPECIAL GIFTTOYOU COUPON -AIN OR SLICED F (REG. 80-) HIlLE OuANTITIES LAST. By using his teri an agent can perfc different tasks.' include, searchir active listings, st ing for sold lisi printing full deta any listing in system, gaining nr statistics conce, average price of sold and length ol on market, se: messages te othi fices, gaining acci numerous finai functions, mcli amortization schE etc. etc. and geti daily "bot sheet", &f ahl market chan the past 24 hours use cf this systei ables an agent example, te identi properties in a pa F-0 u e s e' 'buildi Computer minai, lar area, particular- long to the rm 23 price range, with speci- District Rt These fic features such as Board. rîg f or number cf bedrooms, The syster earch- bathrooms, fireplaces, ed realt tings, pool etc. etc. The amongst Cai ails cf system which is reason- Estate Boar( ithe ably easy to operate is have alread) narket gaining wide accept- by a numb4 ming ance among the real boards toe e house estate people who be- systen. -nding ýer cf- ess te ncial uding edules ing a or list ges in s. The mi en- tyfor ,ify al articu- Oshawa and teal Estate -m bas creat-, excitement inadian Real rds and visits ly been made aer of these xamine this INVITATIONS One more than you 0 00g0ot befoe .rpacemneft films* wlth every roll of colour prlf PHOTO-KINGc b..as got your best shot!1 Me~r vall to Jan. 16.1982. Over 50 Stores Throughcut Ontarlo te Serve You Better. THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, C. 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLIO WING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council cf the Corporation cf the TOWN of WHITBY ln- tends to designate the property, lncluding lands and buildings, at the following municipal address as property of architectural value or interest under Part IV of the Optario Heritage Act, R.S.O., 1980, Chapter 337. (a) Ringwood 1601 Hopkins Street Whitby, Ontario The composite style of Ringwood reflects trends ln Canadian Archi- tecture of the l9th Century resulting in a f ine blend of Regency, talianate and Second Empire styllngs. The house also dlsplays woodwork whlch «ref lects local stylings of that era. (b) Ringwood was built by Barnabas Gibson, a prominent raliroad contracter. Gibson built the Port Whltby - Lndsay line, the thîrd Union Station in Toronto, as well as miles of rallway track throughcut Ontario and Quebec. Any person may, before January 29, 1982, send by reglstered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the TOWN cf WHITBY notice cf his or her objection te the pro- posed designation together wlth a statement of reasens for the objection and aIl relevant facts. If such a Notice of Objection is received, the Ceuncil cf the Corporation cf the TOWN of WHITBY shaîl refer the matter to the Conservation Revlew Board for a hearing. DATED at the TOWN of WH ITBY this 3th day of December, 1981. 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