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. Montreal bank opens sparkling structure

Spacious new premises for thefthan 7,500 square feet, the new.where they remain untii t.he B The deposits are then process-

.Bank of .\Iontreal's Charlotte-toffice allows greatly increased .u,“~,, branch have been comgfaciiities. Mr. Boyne said. These p1eted_ Reginald G. B0yne_ melinclude a streamlined counter manager. has announced. Thelwil-h 3€C0mm0d3ll°"_ f°1' §€V€“ 1,,-anch “-111 Vacate its l_e[npo[a1'y“l.Ell9T‘S. There were five wickets quarters and will return to its‘ former site on Grafton Street.Same 51 this weekend. For the convenience of safety- ’ Mr. Boyne said that conduct-‘deposit-box customers. three pri- ed tours of the new B of M pre- vate coupon booths and an inter- -mises would be available to cus-E view booth are located close to tomers and the general pubiicia large stee‘.- and- reinforced - each afternoon from noon until concrete vault, at the rear of the three p.m.. during the first twoloﬁfice. weeks in the new building. l Additional ﬁreproof storage ‘ The bank's new office has for the bank’s books and records .-been designed to blend with the and staff facilities are located -architecture of Fathers of Con- 1!! the b8§€m6hl- federation Meinorial Buildingsi A Special feature Of the ‘WW and the work has been plannedlbahk is an “around-the clock" to be completed in time for theldepository Unit. Which Bl"-OWS centennial celebrations. M r.|’D0lh Pl‘lVat€ and hllSlh€5S CU-‘- Boyne said. ytomers to make deposits at any

Designed by local architect. G. “me- Keith Pickard, the new B of M Customers with private ac- was erected by .VicDon ald counts are supplied with special Construction Limited. of Bed-.envelopes by the B of M, while Iford. N.S. fthose with business accounts are INCREASED FACILITIES :31‘/9" CHFIVBS W '5

Polished granite, anodized al- The deposits are piaced in the

uminum and glass have been ;envelopes or wallets, which can

used for the exterior of th e ; be placed in one of two openings building. The interior has beenlin the face of the unit.

fitted with walnut woodwork. The envelopes and wallets recessed fluorescent iightinig, anlslide down a chute into a safe. acoustic- tile ceiling and non-lkeeping unit inside the bank. skid rubber-tile flooring. It is; decorated throughout in p astel}

‘colors. and is completely air-.SURGEON

-‘conditioned

I, Crests of the 10 provinces sari:

.'arranged on one of the wall the main banking area. VANCOUVER 'CP‘ — "ll 3 with 3 floor space of more must be realized." said Mr. Justice H, J. Sullivan. “that _., unfortunate accidents of this nature do occur in surgery." Nevertheless. the jurist if went he was bound to ’ award $1.700 damages to Wif- liam Dubyc. who pulled a ‘ piece of rubber tubing from his abdomen four months after a hernia operation. _ Other evidence in B.C. Su- indi-

llieg hoyne fis manager of bank here I‘

Reginald G. Boyne has be e n

branch since came here from Bathurst. N.B.. where he had been manager] for six years. He was instru-. mental in arranging for constru-I ctlon of the bank's new office inl time for the 1964 centennial cel- eh-stions.

A banker of 38 years experi- .cnce, Mr. Boyne joined the B of M It_Saint John. N.B.. w h e re‘ he was born and educated. He Inter served in branches throu- jhout the Atlantic provinces.

He became manager of s

Inch in Ssint John in 1948 and. the following year.

.10 Woodstock in a similar capa » city. in 1952. he was appointed: manager at Bsthurst. which he.

’ to come here in 1958.

ut BofM was opened at ntkdaIs.£perating under the

in the former building on the

we are pleased to have been able to supply

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iof M is next open for business. god in the usual way.

is ‘ﬁle Guardian.

The opening of new

here.

stroyed by fire in 1956.

Edward Island it was described as

bank until April. premises to

the same site.

congratulations . . .

We are pleased to have furnished the executive offices and supplied the seating for the banking : floor of the NEW BANK OF MON'l‘REAL.

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Charlottetown

Summerside

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electrical wiring

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Charlottetown

~ TO THE

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phase in the bank's history

l When the B of M opened here, I_ in November 1907, it was locat, -only a narrow gauge railr o a d‘ ed in the old Masonic building on ‘linking Charlottetown and Sum-'

Eaﬂy m 1903’ construction of ‘ for two years, and was succeed-i permanent premises was start- ed. Situated in block east of tlhje ‘subsequent fir t small ffi e, the new but _ _ _ in: was ccilnstcructed of Prince'Ge0hge Fllliter. 1920-32; 5. R. Ch31'l°W?l°Wﬂ 0" Tuesday» M837 freestone and, Fiulayson, 1932-34: A.I.B. Belch- 12. G. Arnold Hart. the bank’s when it Wu completed in 1909_ :9,-. 1934.45; NL, Ford, 1945.43 «president and chief executive of- one of the finest buiidings in the city. This building was occupied by th of Mr.

' ‘ 1963, when the ‘I958 by branch was moved to temporary llow construction

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!‘rl.. Jul. 24, 1964.

Charlottetown.

- First branch of bank established here in '07

in opened in 1959. in Parkdale. for the Bank of Montreal" Char-‘November. 1907. AM. Peters. operates under the directlo lottetown branch marks the third was in charge of the office. and p the Charlottetown Branch and there was a staff of four. At that provides full-time banking ser-

premises When the branch opened

time. transportation on the ls- vices.

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land was difficult. There w a s:

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merside, and a slow steamer

from Summerside to Point dux iene. ;

Mr. Peters remained in charge;

E.G. Coombs. who w a sl manager from 1909 until 1925.‘ managers

‘F_w_ Troop. 194351; and B_ E ficer. has announced. Rogers. 1951-58.

Regin present manager, who c a m e ficial o p e n i n

The Bank of Montreal's Charlottetown Branch returns

this weekend to its familiar Grafton Street site...

to ultra-modern premises designed to complement the new Fathers of Confederation Memorial Buildings. This impressive new B of M has been completed in

good time to play a part in serving visitors and islanders alike during Charlottetown’s year of Centennial celebrations.

Everything has been planned to give you better

- banking service than ever before in air-conditioned comfort. There are seven tellers’ wickets for efficient

service. . . three coupon booths plus a customers’ room for safety-deposit-box customers . . . a huge

g steel-and-reinforced-concrete vault for complete security. .. an "around-the-clock" depository unit

and many more features for your convenience and comfort.

The new Bank of Montreal building is constructed

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of gleaming granite and stands on

a site first occupied by the B of M

in 1909. While helping Charlottetown celebrate its Centennial, Canada's first Bank will be celebrating its own

57th year of service to the people

of this historic city.

meet here

‘ Bank of Montreal directors were: 'will meet for the first time in

Mr. Hart said that the bank’s Rogers was succeeded in directors and senior officers ' at G. Boyne, the would also participate in the of-

‘ ‘ of the e

here from Bathurst. N.B.. where building for the Chariottet o w n

of the spacious new building on lhe had been manager I

. .‘branch. The new building. op-i ‘ A second B of M office w a s ' posite the Fathers of Confedera-

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lion Memorial luﬂdlnll. is bo- ing occupied this weekend. __ The meeting wrll be under the ground . Mr. . '

chairmanship of Arthur C. Jen-v in addition. the bank s Atlsn. sen. chairman of the board. who ltic provinces directors m e”

was born in Newfoundland. Dl- monthly in Halifax. rectors from all parts of Canada The Bank of Montreal has 3 and elsewhere will attend. total of '69 offices in Prince Ed. REGIONAL CONDITIONS _ ward lsaand. Nova Scotia. New The Charlottetown meeting is |Bi‘un5Wl(:lt and Newf0undland_ the ‘latest in a series of full ,Regional operations are direct. board meetings held in cities led by Thomas R. Francis. gen. ‘eral manager for the A t la '1ilc

vino oonortnnitlss in month. local businessmen "on their ow. Hart ssld.

other than Montreal. with simil-

ar sessions having taken place I provinces. resident in Haii1ax_ ____.___.______

in Toronto, Winnipeg. Vanc0uV-. er and Quebec City. :

They are planned so that the .5 1958 Alaskan earthquake bank's directors can gain the;triggered seismic waves that broadest possible knowledge of {climbed 1.000 feet up a heavily regions’. conditions in various.‘wooded_ mountainside. gouging parts of the country and to pro- everythinz down to bedrock.

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Bank of Montreal G. KEITH PICKARD

Charlottetown

We're moving forward into history

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Charlottetown lunch: REGINALD G. IOYNE. Manager