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i into Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Jan. 24. 1964. j

I tsnjt tsipperintendeilitt in Torontoldeut of the Atlantic Pi-ovialies f:ed' m’:°n fegfr ‘:,,°’{,|e“f,:n'|'f.:l district In ion: and. on rm” 1. main Kinston olflce. 1964. became general manager

Mulholland vice-ores.

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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

on the opening of the

new Bank of Montreal

We are pleased to have been one of the suppliers of office. i furniture for this fine addition to our city. I

CUDMORE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT,

Charlottetown l

179 Grafton St.

been chosen as

MR. HART

We are proud to have

at Montreal

RD. Mulholland is vice- pre sideni and chief general manag- er of the Bank of Montreal.

Mr. Mulholland was born at Peierborough. Ont, on Sept. 28. 1904. and was educated there and at Trinity College School, Port Hope. He began his bank- ing career In Peterborough in 1923. and later served at Hamil ton. 0nt.: London. En gland; Paris. France; at head office in Montreal. and as accountant at Montreal branches.

Returning in November 1945 after four years with the Canad- ian Army. Mr. Mulholland again served at head office and mov- ed to Vancouver in 1946 as an assistant manager of the bank's main branch there. Lat- er. be served as manager at Vic- toria. B.C.. Ottawa and Montreal main branches.

While serving in the last-men- tioned post. Mr. Mulholland was appointed an assistant general manager. in 1954. In the follow- ing year. he was made assitant general manager In charge of the Ontario division. with head- quarters in Toronto. In 1958. he became deputy general manag- er. and on March 17. 1959, was appointed general manager. He

was elected a director and a El“

vice- president at the bank's an- nual meeting on Dec. 5. 1960. In January. 1964. he became chief general manager.

Mr. Mulholland was president of the Canadian Bankers’ Asso- ciation from 1961 to 1963.

He is life governor of the Mon- treal General Hospital; a mem- ber of the RCAF Benevolent Fund. Ottawa: a governor and member. board of administra-

Arnold Hart is pres. of all Montreal banks

G. Arnold Hart. MBE, is pre-{ sident and chief executive offic- er of the Bank of Montreal and

. ; deputy chairman Bank of Lon- ‘ don and Montreal Limited. '

Mr. Hart was born in Toronto on April 2. 1913. and was educat- ed there. He began his banking l career in 1931, also in Toronto, and subsequently served in a = number of Bank of Montreal branches in Toronto and at the bank's head office in Montreal.

In 1940. be was commissioned l in the McGill University Contin- Rent or the Canadian Officers’ 5 Training Corps and joined th e I

McDonald Construction Co. Ltd.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

BEDFORD, NOVA SCUIIA

NAMED MANAGER. ‘

He was appointed supcrinten for the Atlantic Provinces. I

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MR. MULHOLLANI) MR. PETERS lion. the Montreal Children's! Mr. Peters was born at Saint.’

Hospital; a governor. Trinityl’ John’ N_3__ on March 25_ 1903‘!

College School. Port Hope. a‘ ‘ member of the corporation f. He was educated in Saint John

0 ‘ I U Bishop's University. Lennoxvli-I and 5°l“°d "'9 33'“ ‘ll M°“'l le, Que; and a governor. Quebecl lreal there In 1926. T R F i i 1 H H 1 Se 1 e A 1 H _ . . rancs s genera man-t mp B W C ssnc B on I He subsequently served in r for the Atlantic Provinces

Amon his club ssoi i t 53*‘

are: Cahadlsn Club of IT/TEIITIEPOEIIE: branch" at Sydney‘ Hamm“ Bank °f M°‘_‘“‘95l 3 Mount Royal ;Mo,m.ean. 5,.‘ Wolfville. Ca nso and Yar- Mr. Francis was born in To-; James's tMontreall: Royal m0Ulh- H9 W88 8DP0lfll9d 8600- """"' Om" °“ O"t°b°" 13' 1910i Montreal Golf: Montreal Club; untant at the main Quebec City He was educated 1" western

’ Canada. and began his bankingl

Rideau Iottawsl; York (Toron-‘ -

to); Mount B,-‘mo Country? branch "' 1947 ‘WI’ "V" _3’°‘"5 career in Regina. Sask.. in 1927:

Club iMnnlI‘eali. i later, he became an assist a fl He later served at Calgai-_v.§ Mr. Mulholland was married‘ manager of the same branch. In‘ Red Deer and Edmonton. Alta...

to the former Jean Somerset At; 1950. he was appointed manager: “ll 3’ wl"_"ll""‘='v Ma“-- l"°~f°'9‘

kins of Winnipeg in 1935. a n d_ of a branch in ouawa, I hvms amoomted accountant at

they have two sons and a dau‘ Mr. Peters became an assis- the b 3 "R ’ 5 mall‘ 535l‘3l°°"

9? F tant superintendent at the bank‘s3 l""'“‘°h I" 19*”-

head office in Montreal. in 1952. He “"3” “'9'” °" I" 591'"? al

and, in 1953, he moved to }Iali- B"*“d°"- M3"-~ at the head of-

Peters holds

fax as superintendent of the At- “"9 i" M°"”‘-’*‘l- Q"9-- and 31 la Provinces district i Ed"‘°“t°“' Alla-

We Extend Our Sincere

BEST WISHES

To The Management and Staff 1 of The Bank of Montreal on - Thelr Official Opening

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We were pleased to have been? chosen to do the painting and interior decorating on this fine new building.

LOUIS HOWATT JR.

INTERIOR DECORATOR 5 Maple Ave. Dial 4-3610.._

In November, 1962. he was‘ I955 he b°°“m° 3“ 35518-

top position

appointed assista nt general. . . manager in charge of the} In bank's eastern division. at the ' head office. and. in January.

Douglas B. Peters is deputy .1964, he assumed his present general manager. eastern divi-‘appointment as deputy general

sion of the Bank of Montreal. I manager of the eastern division.

Active Army in 1941. lie served Two years later he was made overseas and retired from the an agent at tn‘: 3 of Mvs ye“. Army as a major and a member York office. Thon. in 153, ho of the order of the British Em- ‘became a Superintendent at the Dire (Military Divifiiolll in 1945- ‘head office, and in the following

0" hi-5 Telum ‘mm CVWT5935» lyear was appointed an assistanl Mr. I-Iart was made secretary to genera} manager_ In A p 1.11 the late George Spinney. then CONTINUED ox PAGE ll ' president of the bank.

Halifax, N .S.

Early in 1948, Mr. I-Iart be- came supei‘intende.nt of Alberta branches. with headquarters in Calgary. and in the foil 0 wi n g year, he was appointed manag- er of the Bank's main branch at Edmonton.

congratulations I

BANK OF MONTREAL We supplied and Installed the

HANSOFLOW VENT GRID ACOUSTIC TILE VENTILATED CEILING

Dominion Sound Equipments Licl.

CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE

ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS

and to THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF

of the .1

Phone 455-1538

“ N E W " General Contractors F B ANK 0|: MONTREAL . I I WITH MUCH PRIDE AND SATISFACTION wE WERE AWARD- ED THE CONTRACT To suuo AND INSTALL THE MOD- ERN, wALNuT BANK FIXTURES FOR THE FINE NEw BUILD- . ‘ ING. ‘ Ourbestwishes _______________________ . to the management CHARLOTTETOWN RE-WELCOMES YOU As A LONG-TIME d H ._ RESIDENT WITH A SPARKLING NEW LOOK. on sto l iglll-E‘ ! ‘BANK or MONTREAL /ll‘ AND NOW! - ' You too. may require some custom woodworking in your store. plant. office.

factory or institution . . . Test our experience . . . The complete facili- tlcsofour plant are at your service . . . DESIGN . . . DRAFTING . .. MANUFACTURING . . . INSTALLATIONS . . . SUPERVISION.

"OUR SERVICE IS YOU RS FOR THE TESTING"

1 PLYWOOD PLACE, DIAL 4-6557

CHANDLER BROS. LID. j

CUSTOM WO ODWORKERS AND

"YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY HOUSE OF GOOD TASTE"

CIIARLO'l'l‘ETOWN. P.E.l. P.0. BOX 127