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"It's probably not unsporting to
point. this• out= -since Leap'Year is
,still -more than- a. year away but
the: president__of..tlie,coaStto-coast.
Guaranty Trust ,Co. (assets under
administration, $175, 900,0005, is a
bachelor With a • country Estate ..at
'Gormley ' and, an ,: apartment • in
town -J. on .Be
Wilsrry....
Onee. of the reasons- that -Berry
has. remained in. -single ,blessed
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Gift 'Suggestions.': For Hear:
Boshart Cedar'Ghests' -- Appliances
Personal and:.Clock: Radios:
Beautiful'Airfoam Pillows• Hassocks..,'
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Gift Suggestions For "he Home:
Hostess Chairs
Bedroom and Living , i.0am-S.uites
ome Furniture:
77Cblie6-:and EnTabl'es
(light;, or dark 'finish)
GIFTS FOR T HE
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Cribs and Play ,Dens'
in finest" finishes
Highs Chairs "
Doll Strollers
Doll 'Carriages'
7F -or That Special, Gift
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ness likely has to do with his work,
which is his chief delight and pro-
vides him with both livelihood" and
,recreation,• `tI have :no particular
hobbies;" he says, 'seated•behind
what must easily be :one of To-
,
ronto's most tidy desks, "my work
is ' my life." •
And Berry can be. -satisfied that
be has been eminently successful
at. his- profession. He became
president of the. trust etixijtpany
wTieii Se -'was 'barely 4S --one• of the
youngest trust company presidents
in. Canadian•,bistory—,and was: -very
largely instrumental in founding
the • company in Windsor-iir
--the.
twenties ,_,
Berry is in the farrw bay to-bi'e
city, executive tradition, He;. -was
born in Hensall,..• Ont , ,and his
father vas an . uniporter of draft
horses; (chiefly"from Scotland=;and
France) and a judge at 'the Royal
'Winter Fair7-The:'young Berry;-af
te;cu'ishmg, public, sellout in 11 n-
sall, ,attended high school .in Clin
ton, "a 12 mile trip which he Made
-twice -daily. on_";the railway_
After high schooT7Berry took a•
1n "the oId�- Ster iri' .Bank. at
.b l
$25 a• -•month). The Sterling .was
later ainalgain'ated• into thea old
Standard,^Bank, whicli'was subse-
quently taken. over by"the•. Canadian'
Bank of Commerce.. Berry was suf-
ficiently successful at',banking;that
he became an acting 'manager
within :,two years.
Although the ,life °`of a.banker'
appealed to.him Berry says• that
he wanted to "broaden •out" :rand
he took .a job with .a .finance 'coni
ll in' Windsor The w rk7her
pally o e
xittere3_tje alsoy Berry
was fascinated': with ,the fun.c"tions
of a trust company ``L: got a: copy
o£ the ;Trust "Companies• Act :;and
read" it : he" says,' `and I• was so
intrigi ed ,with :the possibllrtie-s . of,
••trust :work that, 1 got -a job v-ith
a trust -company in..Windsor.'N'
While in.Winds or Berry „took him -
Self 'across the river to Detroit in
the evenings to Study law and ac-
• counting gat the University of, De-
tioit and hact_en4lrghTiniti live to
interest a ' group" of ', prominent
Windsor men in: founding the Guar-
anty :Frust in '1926. "F was pretty_
intenSe:;J i those days he ad'mits,_
(It might be parenthetically stated
here .that 'young then -with an.:eye
'to the-.future-'c'anle'arn something -
from Berry's •.'careerhe' was inter-
ested: in trust; company work; so
he read about: it; when lie':: felt
the need of ;further - education he
got on the hall and slugged it. out
at night' school, and he "had enough
gumption while sti17.'in his e`arly-
twenties: to 'talk to ;.leading :bus:
nessmeu and; convince''them ^ they
'should, "establish a': trust ,company;
Spoon feeding= "farmed'; a :nighty`
amall,.part of his career )
: In 19 .4'Berry. left' W mdScir : an
eam'e to: Toronto for the company.
Two "years later he m
_was naed
general,; manager of the firm ` and
he: points with very ` pardonable
pride •: to the'._faet that in19364 the
assets under •ad nipistratron 'were
only$5;.Q00 000;,compared to today s
$175000,000. • "'::
'Through his:career Berry engin-,
eered the amalgamation into the"
Guaranty of five.: other'_ trust corn
panics-the'. Fidelity,; Niagara Falls
Loan ...and Saving; Capital; West;;
ern and , the -Equitable;::,- Today:the-:
•Guaranty : has ;-14 branches 's -acid"
three agencies..from 'Vancouver. to..
St:- • John's, Newfoundland. "`.It's
been, a busy tune Berry admits.
Evidently it still..is. • "Berry- has
.watehed over and • very largely.
guided the .fast- growth, of the
pany.:' "He :was' named president in:
1945 -and today keeps close tabs on;
the Guaranty's Canada -vide opera.:
ions
.. Twice a 'year he travels from
.coast, to coast and when he is in
Toronto he puts in a 9:39; to
-or 6- day fat'plowed by: -a lot of nec-.
essary:;readii'ig,,at •borne The read=
ing, he °says; iS a`must" and .he
adds that most of hia' real think
ing _; is : done at Gormley. •"You:
don't get:a chance, J.67 -do -that' kind:
of'thinking in ,the office;' he -says
—and:;plenty of executives: will• un-
•derstand exactly, What: he i'ileans. '
At Berry does• indulge:
in so le rreci cation. .He keeps ' a
saddle ;horse• and "enjoys oversee-
ing, the;'property Ile -gave;.up golf -
(although he • was' good enough. to
;have •" a" handicap of -.only 10),and
also curling.. T`his'last be •decribes
with 'the, enthusiasm of a neat' de
votee. ,: "It isy"; he ,says,"the'' most
gentlen'ianly of all games.':' . 'But
the 'pressure of his• Office made it
more ,.a'nd .inose difficult for hien
to be present for scheduled games..
Besides his trust • con piny work,
Berry 'i's one athree- trustees of.
the Grottoes of North, America, an
.organin ,de
zatjovoted • .to assisting
cerebral palsy • victim`s lie'`
director of, 'the Traders 'Finance
Co , • Canadian. _Genecal..lnsuraneel
Co„ 'Toronto General:: Insurance
and -the .'I'raders':General. In
surance Co. •Ile is lso 'a mernber
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Pr�sid�n t
of the 1Vletropolitai : 'planning
Board.
' Like many' senior .Qzeeutives,.
Berry, sees little tax relief in' the
offing for big corporations. The
growing- Welfare, state, , he says,:
means "'more .and bigger" Spend-
ing-- by governments. and "more
more" .'interference with private
bushiess. The .growth of paternal-
ism. is a matter of concern,to,
but, in-:,conimo'n with -other'...b.usi?.
ness leaders he' sees little on., --,,the;
horizon which will halt its grog oth.
In the; meantime; bachelor Berry
runs a., trust company of national
infnortance from its lati,b in Tordii='
-to; a' highly successf ,executive-
1n' a Iughly competitive -field
Suggest Spice For
-SCh ri st1°nasFoods..`.
.".;Dabs "For, -December
(1)S'ic B 'ii e Fo
p y egi n, r . r Christ-
Mas
hrist mas Dinner—Totnato Zip' -Cocktail .
Combine -120-ounce can tomato
10-oun.ee' J.
.'nice 1 � an u , n cdtluted•cori-
sdmme'and 1.teaspoon Worcester-
shire, sauce, or 6 to ;8' drips hot
pepper sauce. Chill thoroughly.
Serve in juice ' glasses with , a Slim
celery' and carrot. stickin each,
(2.) -;Good Fo
-Dressing.
r Turkey
SaladYou'llget Vial* 'requests
ler the recipe when.you rye fresh,
flavoured -Cucumber' Cream Dress
iii'" with a moulded.
g ,turkey
salad"
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ae of your )ioliday parties! For.
2'c
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of dr ssr ' co .bine /s c
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mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons lemon;'
Guice -a few grains each of cGy.enue;
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ler Whip, ?/z cup whipping cream
'and fold d'ucuinber
,1n, mlxtui'e',
:Chill until -cryinglad=LLYo•UGingery Apple :"Granberry
Clutney Roes' your ,family dike
relishes 'with a different' flavour?
dress up:, your Cranberry•
Sauce this way To .2 ,cups, ,;:of
eranlierry' sauce add' 1:'cup finely
tliopp die pe-eled apple :1/2"-c.. cup
'fin_e1 r, chopped "celery, 1lz Wcup 'seed-
less raisins and'1/z .to 1 teaspoon
ginger Mix �i ell- together and':: let
'stand averrug1 f or longer, in' re
frigerator.to'blend flavours Makes
abbnt �cops•�
(4) Thougkriful .,But Inexpensive
Gift—Share some:. of your cooking
secrets with •your. hest., friends" ;by
prettily `pa_ckaging. thre:or four of
your favorite herb's or spices along
With a recipe ;'or , two' for using
each of the"mv
JAMES DONNELLY'
Reeve -of Goderieh.
-'--100 ACRES—Well; fenced, new
steel .,barn:.:.;Low: down payment.
FIVE ROAM�IOME — On Ord
hStreet.andle Small, down. payment wilt
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,SEVEN -ACRE FARM, in Tuck
ersmitli,~with comfortable - house:
and• small barn. Priced for quick
sale.
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Snow and Mud! Tire:` '
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