The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-26, Page 9St. Marys
gets office
A branch office of British
Mortgage & Trust Company
will be opened in St. Alarys,
Wilfrid P, Gregory, Q.C., exe-
cutive vice-president and man•
aging director, has announced.
One of the oldest business
properties, the White & May
Department Store, situated on
the northwest corner of Queen
and Wellington Streets has
been purchased. The building
will be demolished and a mo-
dern, new office, suitable for
the company's purposes, will
be erected on the site.
British Mortgage will take'
over the property at the end of
September. It is expected that
temporary quarters will be used
until the new building is com-
pleted.
Manager will be William
Somerville, a St. Marys coun-
cillor.
"I was not intoxicated, your
honor," insisted -the defendant,
"But the officer says you were
trying to climb a lamppost "
"So what would you do, your
honor, if art elephant and two
crocodiles were chasima yo?"
•
and Mrs, William Walters. Shir-
ley and Patty stayed for some
holidays.
Miss Karen. Kerslake visited
this past week with Karen Hero
on Sunshine Line. .
Danny Walters spent a few
days this past, week with Alr.
and Mrs. Howard Dayman and
family of Kippen,
WITH HONORS J, Douglas
Lore, BA, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Russe i 1. Love, Kincardine,
graduated in business admini-
stration 01 UWO. lie was a.
member of the Ivy Leaguers
Choral. Group., marketing Club
and investment Club, lie is
with Canadian .Pittsburgh In-
dustries,
establishing the Upper Tha .mes
Conservation Authority Park at
Kirkton.
A hall game before the pro-
gram saw Centralia RCAF de.
feat St. Marys 0.5. -
WILLIAM H. SOMERVILLE
A
DONALD J. BENSETTE
Mr. Wilfred P. Gregory, Q.C., Executive 'Vice-President and
Managing Director, British Mortgage & Trust Company, is
pleased to announce the opening of a branch office of the
Company hi St. Marys. In cOlijltrictiOn with this opening, he
Announces also the appointment, of Mr. William ft, Somerville
as Branch Manager and Mr; Donald J. Bensette as Assistant
Manager,
Mr, Sommerville, a native of Elanshard Township, has spent his
entire life in St, Marys area, lie has a thorough knowledge of
the district and his experience as a senior executive. in the
drug business makes him well qualified to fill this position.
Mr. Bensette was born and educated in Windsor. lie has
spent the past eight years with one of the chartered banks
and will act as Savings Department Manager of the new
branch.
A full range of' trust and financial services will be offered by
the St. Marys branch office—savings accounts, term invest,
ments., mortgage loans, retirement savings plan and complete
trust services.
BRITISH
MORTGAGE
& TRUST
COMPANY
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MAKE A WISH-17—It is difficult to even guess what these four attractive Grand
Bend waitresses might be wishing for at the Lions wishing well, but they will
have the satisfaction of knowing that. any money they drop in will go to a worth-
while cause, The well, situated at the beach at the corner of the Casino, was
erected this year and all proceeds will go to aid crippled children. The four girls
from the left, are: Shirley Johns and Judy Snelgrove, Exeter, and Carol Fowler
and Donna Berger, Seaforth. —Holiday photo
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1".
R.
and Mr. Harold Berry, of To-
runt°, were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry
and Mr. Allen Berry.
Judy. Walters of Exeter, Brem;
da Skinner of Elimville, and
Karen Kerslake of Winchelsea.
were holidaying last week with
Cheryl and Karen Hern.
Karen Both' spent the week-
end holidaying with her grand-
parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Wib
Kirkby of the 4th line Blan-
shard.
Debra Item spent a few days
last week visiting with shortie
Otis at Blimville.
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Brock
and family, of Guelph, are hol-
idaying wit Ii relatives and
friends here.
'.Bello, Chief t I caught Big
Boy Benson!"
By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS
Personal items
Miss Carol Bibby, of. Kirkton,
spent a few days this past week
with Kathy Bern,
Miss Janet Hero visited a few
days with Marion Horn in Exe.
ter,
Miss Barbara Anne Gilfillan
spent holidays with. Mr. and
Mrs. :Harvey Smith and Penny
of Crediton.
Mrs, Bison Lynn, Larry, Jim-
my anti Joan spent. the past
week at Grand. Bend.
Danny Walters and Larry
Lynn attended the 4-11 bus trip
.to Barrie and Midhurst on Tues-
day.
Mr. Arthur Day, of Exeter,
visited on. Tuesday with Mr.
and Airs. John Coward,
Miss Marion Carseadden, of
Exeter, visited, her grandmoth-
er, Airs. Garnet Miners, this
past week.
Mr. and. Mrs, Howard Day-
man and family, of Kippen, vis-
ited on Sunday evening with Mr.
Winchelsea
• v.• ••••,Wintii:M
This week in
An eight-year-old Igiy from
Gowanstown, performing in a
comical ditty about his early
- years,. won first prize in the
Juvenile talent. contest at the
lath. annual. Kirkton garden
party Wednesday evening.
Larry Ament, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. Noah Arnent, showed excel-
lent stage presence before the
crowd of almost 5,000 people.
lie told the story of his old
shirt, and how it saved em-
barrassment when his "pants.
fell down".
Larry won 115 for winning
first prize over 1,5 other con-
testants.
Other winners in the talent
show, which preceded a moles-
sional stage show, were: Dianne
Henderson, 8, daughter of Air, and Mrs. John Henderson. Sea-
forth, second with a vocal solo;
Douglas MeNaughton, 11, son of
Mr, and. Airs. Norman Ale-
Naughton, Stratford, third for
his violin solo; Jane Anderson,
1.2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.-:
Douglas Anderson, St. Pettis,
• recitation, fourth and J0Ckic
and Jill Simpson, 10-year-old
twin daughters of Air, and Airs.
William Simpson, London, baton
twirling.
Rev, Thomas Elliott of Kirk-
ton United Church was chair-
man for the juvenile show.
Lee Paul, one of the Paul
Brothers entertainment troupe
• of Kirkton, was master of core-
: manes for the professional show
which include the Lounsbury
• Sisters, champion baton twirlers
of Canada, and Al Cherney,
Over 00 cheer
winner s shirt tale
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By MRS. C. WOODSURN
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fallis
and family of Mount Forest,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rinker and
Chris and Miss Muriel Earns of
Sarnia visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Brophey,
Mr, a.nd Airs. Earl Gardner
of Newinarket spent the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. J.
Gardner. Tom and Anne re-
turned home with them after
spending their vacation here.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Wellman
of Arlington' Heights, Ill., are
visiting with relatives,
Decoration service will be
held in Salem cemetery on Sun-
day at 2,30 p.m.
Several ladies in this vicinity
attended '"The Tamin' of the
Shrew" at the Stratford Shakes-
pearean Festival on Wednes-
day, The outing had been ar-
ranged by Cloverdale Women's
Institute.
Mrs. Jos. Eagleson spent a
few days last week with rela-
tives in Detroit.
Mrs, Jack SGut 11 eott and
daughters, of Toronto, spent a
couple Of days last Week with
her parents, Mr. and. Mrs, liar-
old McDonald. Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald took them back lo
Toronto on Sunday.
The Curls families attended
the Le in pit e reunion in Ali eh i-
g,an on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman. Ulens
and family, of Erindale, are
visiting this week with Mr. and
Airs, Hugh Adair and Orrin and
Mr. Gordon Ulens and Miss
Lillian Ulens.
The story in
• rts one
By MRS, WILLIAM DICKEY
Personal items
Messrs. Bill ,and Earl Steph-
ens and Mrs. Clarence j.ohns
attended the funeral of little
Jam Jeffrey from, the McAlain
Gilbard Funeral Home in Strat-
ford on Saturday afternoon,
lane was the three • year - old
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. •Wil•
ham ..leffrey of 1111 2 Strat.
ford. Mrs. jeffreY was the for-
mer Lyda. Stephens,
Alt, and Mrs. Grant Ale-
C'orquodale and family of the
alb Line Blanshard were Sun-
day evening visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. William Dickey,
Judy Mills, of . Calgary, Alta.
40111. several .daYs week
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. La
Verne Rodd and
Air. and Mrs. Andy Anderson
Times.Aclyogote, July 26, 1962
Page `"9,
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pion of Canada.
Others taking part in the in.
remit' contest were Ethel Mae
Dublin, piano sole;
Wendy Thompson, Hit « Fnhro,
sword. dancc; George and Jim
Gagell, (Minton, piano duet;
Johnny McGrath. Dublin. tap
dither! Bandy Forman, vocal
solo, St. Marys: Nothele Me.
Arty, London, baton twirling;
Walter licinecher, Stratford,
piano solo; Grant and. Kenneth
Jones, vocal duct; William Mot'.
y and james JletlderS011, Sea-
forth, step dance; Hugh Rae,
St. Paula, vocal solo. North
Easthope highland dancer s,
dance, New Hamburg.
The contestants were chosen
earlier from 41 children from 20
schools.
Proceeds of the party are
used to further community pro-
jects, The Kirkton Community
Association, which was formed
in 1915, has donated towards a
new fair barn; assisted in the
installing street lights in Wood-
ham and Kirkton, and assisted
the Kirkton and Woodham
The Association has also spon-
sored the Blanshard Township
Music Festival for the past
three years, and has aided in
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