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Describixv‘ the company's atti- tude toward its dealers, Sales Manager, R. E. Crighton, said it regards them as the people who can make the .operation a suc- cess... He added that the dealer is. in many ways, comparable to the general manager of a small com- pany. A feature of its dealer relations program, probably the one which appeals most to the dealers, is a life insurance scheme which is paid entirely by the company. BP Canada is the only oil company in this country to extend this type of insurance coverage to its re- tellers. Since its inception two and a half years ago. BP Canada has pioneered the field to establish friendly‘ relations between the company andrits glea_lers. BP Canada Pioneers New Deal Fdr Gasoline Dealers 14 DUNLOP CANADA LTD. to BP CANADA LTD Best Wishes On The] Further Expansion Of Your Company In This Area their dealers with best wishes fax the future R. E. Crighton 3? Sales Manager THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hm, Ohtario, Thursday, October 1, 1959 36 Breadalbane St. are happy to extend congratulations GARAGE SUPPLY COMPAHY up. AGINCOURT The $15,000,000 CPR marshalling Iyards will be built in Agincourt as planned, the Board of Transport Commis- sioners announced Saturday. The board handed down its de- cision after hearing protests from Agincourt ratepayers and test!- mony by the railroad supporting the project. Explaining the reason for the dealer policy. Mr. Crlghton said, “We are a Canadian company, a young company, with fresh mar- keting ideas and what we feel is an entirely new approach in our field, yet we are backed by the British Petroleum Company, one of the oldest and largest 011 c mpanies in the world.:' . Another factor contributing to BP Canada’s happy relations with dealers is its training plan. All dealer recruits, whether exper- ienced or i experienced. are re- quired to at nd a two-part train- ing course. The program for this course was worked out after more than a year of intensive research, and Is unique in its method of presentation. _ The plan gives the dealer an opportunity to learn fully about the company with which he is do- ing business, and to adapt him- self to improved methods of deal- ing with the company and the nu- tomobile owner. BP Canada offers its dealers se- curity of tenancy, whereby they get a longer term lease and know frbm the outset. what their rent will be for a fixed period. There is also a uniform allowance. an incentive plan, a simple station accounting system, a co-operative advertisement plan and a “credit op_the spot" plan. “We like to think of our dealers as our most important public re- lations represeptatives," said Mr. Crighton. B P CANADA IJD. WAlnut l = 8901 4‘ TRIALS 0F BP’S FLAGSHIP OF 42,000 TONS BP Tanker Company’s first 42,000-ton oil tanker “British Duchess” seen at Speed during her trials of]? the Isle of Arran on October lst, 1958. “British Duches" was launched in June 1958 by HRH. The Duchess of Glouces- ter â€" the largest tanker ever launched on the Clyde and the largest to sail under the red ensign. “British Duchess” has an overall length of 710 feet and a breadth of 95 feet. Her single screw driven by steam turbines gives her a loaded service speed of 16 knots. There is air conditioned accommodation for her crew of 70. “British Duchess?’ is comlmaiided by the fleet’s commodore, Captain Hugh Mc- Mic ae . ' Mayor Tomlin f Endorses Observance Jaycee Week (and Avenue, who is married and the father of three children, is now established in business as a bar. bet on the Allencourt Shopping Centre. Eric has been married to his. wife Margaret for the past six and a half years. Their three lovely children are Ricky, aged 4%, Edei aged 2% and Michelle aged 1%. Born and raised in Peterbor- ough, Ontario, Eric is young in years still but an old hand in the hairdressing business. For 16 years now he has been practicing the trade. He started right after school in this type of business and has stuck right with it. For the last- seven years he has successful- ly operated his own hairdressing Salon in Toronto, but when he learned of the opening of the new Allencourt Shopping Centre and the need for a barber to serve a large local public be was very happy to give up his Toronto bus-' iness to establish in the to‘wn of Richmond Hill in which he had made his home. .He says that he likes very much to find himself working close by his home and serving the people of his own town. From the mom- ent he opened his doors here he has been kept busy. He is a golf fan and hopes to join a local club now that having a business so close to home will give him more free time. ’ » Eric has also been active [n.0, ILA. hockey and O.L.A. lacrosse. He has also been a regular mem- ber of church choirs and is a first cousin of Very Rev. Bishop Mar- rocco of St. Edwards, Willowdale. Last week Eric donated tree haircuts for a month as his con- tribution to the Shopping Cen- tre's own beauty queen, stating that if the Queen could not use them herself, her husband (if she was married) or her father could receive the haircuts. The forthcoming observance of Jaycee Week in Richmond Hill ‘will give all citizens an opportun- ity to see how teamwork pays off in building a better community, stated Mayor Ken Tomlin. Mayor Tomlin said he hoped all citizens would lend their in- terest, support and coâ€"operation in making observance of Jaycee Week successful in every way. "The Richmond Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce," be con- tinued, ,‘is a voluntary organiza- tion of young men who are work- ing together to build a better community, to develop them- selves a/s leaders and to become better citizens of our community, our province‘ and our country.” STUART PAXTON WIRING um: won; Electrician ERIC BASCIANO, of 170 Maple Phone IUme! 4-2881 i ALL 1 THE BEST ' The tour was arranged as an educational feature for these post- graduate students. Among the post graduates were hospital administrators. dentists and physicians, as Well as veterin- arians, from many countries of the Commonwealth and Canadian provinces. A group of fifty distinguished visitors came to Richmond Hill and district last Friday morning, when Dr. Robert King, Medical Officer of Health for York County was host to postgraduate students from the Toronto University De- partment of Public Health. The group was shown many features of local public health supervis- ion; while it toured such local sites as the Richmond Hill Sew- age Disposal Plant; the Thorn- haven School for Retarded Child- ren, temporarily housed at Wrix- on Hall, St. Mary’s Anglican Church; and Don Head Farm, where they saw how a modern dairy herd is maintained under the finest sanitary conditions. A A stop-off was made at the Summit View Restaurant, where following a delicious luncheon, the students entered into a con- ducted study of restaurant oper- ations. Later they drove by char- tered bus to Newmarket and saw the York County Child Health Centre and Greenacres. Following a tour around Holland Marsh they had afternoon tea at another res- .taurant on Highway 400 before returning to Toronto. A Medical Health Post Graduates Visit District Following the Iunch hour/Miss Phyllis Haslam, Executive Direc- A piano and organ solo by two Sandford ladies, Mrs. Nelson 011- ver and Mrs. Cmuthers was much enjoyed. Of special interest to this Rally was the presence of Miss Muriel Bamford. daughter of a former Zephyr minister, now a nurse ser- ving as a missionary in India and h me on furlough. She illustrated w th several incidents how Christ- ianity spreads in India through the family, and'also how the Ad- ministration and Teaching in hos- pitais etc., are ,being taken over lby the United Church of North ndia in a gratifying manner. These young people of India need our prayers. “Mission of the Uttermost,” was the theme of the Fall Rally of York Presbyterial- held in Sand- ford United Church on September 15th. Mrs. R. W. Pollock presided over the morning session and in 'a few wr'i chosen words made the ladies aware of their duties as W. M. S. members to serve. pray, study and give, in effectual ser- vice to Christ's Mission. “Are We Witnessing Enough" - wmz PRODUCTS HARTMAN BATTERY CHARGERS COATES IRON TIRE CHANGERS ALEMITE PRODUCTS HEIN-WERNER JACKS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & ACCESSORIES FRAM CANADA LTDQ STRATFOR We are pleased that we were chosen to supply thefollowing products Best wishes extended to More cars and trucks factory equipped with Fram Oil Air and Water Filters than any other make Mr. McLintock is also a Direct- or of The British Petroleum Co. of Canada Ltd., and of BP Refin- ery Canada Ltd. 'l'. GRAEME McLINTOCK, M.B.E. He was appointed General Man- ager of BP Canada Limited in 1956, and three years later, in 1959, Mr. McLintock was made Executive Vice-President of BP Canada Limited. He joined the Indian Army and served throughout the Second World War in the Middle East and Italy attaining the rank of Major. Mr. McLintock joined The British Petroleum Company Ltd., in 1946 and since then his career has been chiefly associated with distribution and marketing. Prior to coming to Canada, Mr. McLintock was manager of pric- ing and economics, Co-ordination Branch, London, England. BP CANADA LIMITED Mr. McLintock was born in Glasgow, Scotland. in March 1920. He obtained his education at Rugby and Cambridge, Eng- land, where he was graduated in Economics and Law in 1940. A motion was made that Mrs. G. Sisco and Mrs. M. Jenkinson head a committee to formulate a resolution to go to the Attorney General re care of the girl after her jail term. Mrs. H .A. Sanders gave an instructive report from Dominion Board using parts from Mrs. Er- nest Long’s opening address, “His Mission to the Uttermost" as in- troduction. She told how eleven graduates from the Training School were presented as Mission- arirs and each gave testimonials. Since 89 missionaries are request- ed this year and only 11 appoint- ed. "Are we as parents witness- ing to the uttermost?" tor of Elizabeth Fry Society gave a very stirring and alarming ad- dress on “Penal Reform." Executive Vice-President ONTARIO PROVINCIAL AUTOMOTIVE TRADING COMPANY LIIMITED 468 Wellington St. W. Tor BP CANADA LTD. GOOD ;§',YEAR TIRES congratulations ur smcerest on the opening of your new group of stations anéda Ltd. On the openine’ of stations in the 1 Markham, Stoufl’ville, Richmond Hill Districts FILTERS Toronto, Ont.