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Thursday, June 19th, 1958 chit. Go, THE HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST T. Graeme MeLintock, vice president and general manager of BP Canada Limited (right), and R: E. Crighton, sales manager, at Montreal Airport prior to take-off by BOAC for London, England, where they attended the international marketing -con- ference of The. British Petroleum Company, parent of the fast growing Canadian oil company. Rapid Expansion by BP In First Year's Operation In the vear since BP Canada commence, marketing operat- jons, the company has pro- gressed at a rapid rate having built or acquired, in that com- paratively short time, more then 250 retail gasoline outlets. By the end of 1958, it expects to have more than 400 in yperation. In addition to the not in- considerable number of stat- ions which the company has built--stations which are mod- ern and distinetive--it has ac- quire! many established out- lets in both Ontario and Que- bec. In March, 1957, BP Canada purchased the service stations of the Lake St. John (Quebec) Distributing Company. located both in the populous Saguenay Valley towns and around Lake John to Roberval, St. Feli- Bie 'outlets. as can and Dolbeau. While establishing a foot hold in Onebec, BP Canada be- ean newotiations with Arthur ix Dupo wt. president of Ott- awe's Sunlight Oils Limited, and Walter Darrington, presi- dent of Barrington Petroleum Products Limited These negotiations concluded recently with the outright inttéhase of the four Sunlight stations anl two Barrington's well as an agree- ment to supply Barrington's with petroleum products for eight other stations in the Jarrington operation and for easoline consumer and fuel accounts. Shortly after the announce- ment of these transactions in mid-April, BRP Canada an- nounced that P. M. Fleming Limited: of Tailevbury. Ont- r ei Vest Known and petrolemm distribut- in northern iecorn Oucwes, had: be- Gomer 2 ae ecto, ibe Rec .s Leen announced mp Canada that it will build new stations in Ottawa, one Ser -y) Hull and one in Aylmer. While uther moves have not Seen annuunced, it is known that the company exbects to have more than 400 retail vut- lets in operation by the end! ot 1938, Only aovery iew .of - BP's personnel are from the parent company, the British Petrol- em Company, the vast maj- crity of its personnel, from ad- ministrative to labor, being Canadians. Graham Towers. a former eovyernor of the Bank of Can- "y is chairman of the board cf BP Canada, and Alistair Down is president, both with Toronto. Marketing ada, CO COAES on operations are directed trom the Montreal headquarters at 520°) Sherirooke vStreet-. West. where T. Graeme MeLintock is vice-president and general manrger. Other senior personnel at the Meontreal headtauarters include: A. M. Weod, styoplies and mar- keting manacer>. Re is) Grigh- {ijn sales manager: Go sehen. administration manager; V. F. If. Samson, chicf engineer; D, He fo dame. treasurers ]e aX. Riddell-W ebst yr, division man- aver: and ©. Al dey Rebbcalt copstruection manager oof the rclinerics division. eens HOW CAN 1? Q. How can I determine what the final color will be when dye- ing? A. When dyeing red over yel- low the final shade will be or- ange; blue over red will be purple; green over blue gives a blue-green. Light colors may be dyed darker, but dark colors cannot be dyed a lighter shade unless a dye remover is used Always remember that the orig inal color plus the dye used equals the final shade. Q. How can I make candles fi' into the holders, when the candles are'a little too large? .A. Hold the @andle in hot wat- er fora short time and it can easily be pressed to fit the candlestick. This is better than shaving it with a knife. bri E, Smith 2Dack Shoes .Sisman*s Summer Shoes F RIGCEST BUYS IN THE TRI-TOWNS WE REGRET TO ANNOUNCE N! -_ = ads Arrow Shirts $ 3.95 Reg. $ Bs $16. 95 Reg. $ 21.0 0 \ x 0 $ 7.95 Reg. $10.95 House Slippers Royal Park Suits ( Two Pants) DOOR OPENING SPECIAL Half Price 'Mens' Slacks $ 6.95 Reg. $ 10.95 Reg. $69.50 Sale $56.95. Mens' T Shirts Reg. up to $ 5.95 BREWERY LIMITED by Ghee tf h. i] j f at .99¢ H --------=