Portable Building Firm Swells To Huge Group

By DAN POWERS

company, started as @ $4,008 op- missile program. ‘efation in 1946 ~ In 1964, it took a special act of ‘Today the Calgary - based of the U.S. Congress to allow firm has millions of dollars in shipment of some 112 Atco BUILT TRAILERS

/guéesis In 1946 Calgarian S. D. South- Ment, end helped draft postwar Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory.

‘when awarded a $12,000,000 tel Lid at the Athabasca Oil : CAUGARY (CP) — Atco Ind-\to provide, coenpiete, ‘honsing|sands in northern Alberta, ang|Provisces. be dida't call tor re- ye a a atsoet and operational faciliites for an “instant town” for Dominion ! ; nspo! sing the United States Miouiemen reer Sed Camien Co. ot ist! pared te the United States Con- '°¥?- - cee nerthers stitution.

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come impossible, even though,S. was the weekend guest of,

many of the Frefich - speaking her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fg."

Canadians do not live in the DeLory.

province,” he said. Ronnie Gotell recently was ac- While he maintained that @ cepted for service ip the Cana-

central government must man- dian Army and left recently to

‘age the whole country, includ- yndergo training at Camp Gage-

ing those fields allocated to the iown, NB.

; ; Mrs. Ernest Fairchild of Mon-

Tears “neta te ea al Qo wan 6 Gowre

VWANVUS

Mr. and Mrs. John DeLory and chael of Halifax, spent a in Georgetown as the; of Mr. DeLory’s parents, |

Sir Ivor has written several son Mi books on democratic govern. week

eontrac's t hout. the world, : hroug id, housing units to Viet Nam for iat oak aka oh age titutions of Ceylon, Malaya,

‘employs more than 2,000 pers- American forces. ons and has plants im Canada, Not timid, it has gained a $2,- the United States and Australia. 000,000 contract under the US.-

At different times salesmen Canadian governments defence gr representatives of the Cana- production - sharing, agreement dian - owned firm have been to produce a prototype of a found in such faraway places as building that. can be. easily Viet Nam, Pakistan, Argentina, transported to any spot ip the the Antarctic, Alaska and Su- world in the belly of a C-130 meatra. Hercules.

Practically any type of port: H suceessful, save F. N able building you can think of, Farch, Atco senior vice presi- Atco-~Alberta Trailer Co.—will dent, subsequent units “could be either manufacture, sell or lease used by all of the Allied serv-

board, decided to build small Nigeria, Pakistan and the Su- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bruce

utility rental trailers at a north. 4a”. of Montreal, Que., are vacation-

east Calgary location. He did it ie + meeees suemes| ae ly to help his son, R. D. me Georgetow

an a president of the GEORGETOWN Mr. and Mrs. Charies Hansen 0 jcompany, get through university : and daughter Gina returned last, 5®

and between them they put up Mae King, of Ottawa, Ont, 4s week from a visit with Mrs. about $4,000. . i ing in Georgetown and is Hansen's parents in Meee iae

The Alberta oil> boom of the the. guest of her parents, Mr./Mass. On their return they, late 1940s and a demand for and Mrs. Albert King. ~< were accompanied by Mrs Han-| “on-the-move” housing outured. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hansen!,en’s brother, Albert Cremin | the company. In 1951, Atco and son Nelson of Saint John, who will visit with them a. plant in N.B., are spending their vaca- 44, wiifred McQuillan has|W

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it to you ; That includes everything from @-200<man dining room lor a

to a four-ciassreem seheel, com- plete —three-bectroom—home;—hes-

pital, bank, laboratory, jail or ~ Geld affice:

Jt makes them from steet, aluminum, glass fibre, plywood, lumber, paint, polish and imagi- nation They come with every-

. thing from plumbing and heat- ing units te all the comforts of home

ytco. will transport its unit: anvwhereby._‘‘land, sea and tar’ It will deliver them

) “ready-built or in Knockdown

» packages.”

| @FEKS ANY CONTRACT

* It will go efter almost any

eontract, such as it did in 1960

ices’’ or domestically.

Last winter Atco designed a persons. In 1953, # -three---storey -self.- contained its Jargest plant, 2 600-man

hydro dam construction project; housing unit for a huge Shell eration at Airdrie, Alta, about

Oit-Co-—drilling_platform inthe !6 miles north of Calgary. A Pacific Ocean —off—the —Ataska 22> --—man—piant—at—Elizabeth, — coast. It did a similar job for 2% years ago.

“Roval” Duteh” Shell of the north-- east coast of Brueni in the Far contracts is being opened in

East

duction PLANS SITE CAMP

Atco proposes a complete oil!

well dralling site camp that can SAUCER PILOT |

be lifted into rugged areas by

helicopter. Aided by special 16 QUOTED

hooks and slings, a test unit

ON THE AIR

CFCY-TV_

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scientific teams

emer tic, the McGill University med- I ical expedition. to Easter Island "0 such things as flying saue-

Mr. Farch, a native Calgar- titally employ about # workers. ian _with wartime service with “Looking to the future, the the Canadian army . engineers, says expanding offshore drill- portion of Lincoln Park, @ for- | ing programs in the Black and mer RCAF air base in south- North seas could spur mew pro- west Calgary, to use as a site’

has already been hoisted from the ground by a Bell 204-B heli-

Atco’s prize baby is Mechant- quotes storekeeper Felipe . cal Research Institute estab-

TES ? MS lished in Los Angeles, Calif, in WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS eee tn 862 teaied by Dr tim his people would make John D.' Wood, formerly of Cal-

gary, some 30 engineers—most of them: -Americans—are doing consulting work for industry and US space and missile projects.

Atco contracts have included __|housing units, laboratory, din- ing and other facilities for US.”

Nampa, Idaho, and would ini-

has put in a bid for a:

for research and development

facilities. |

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) | The magazine Atlantida |

Martinez as saying a 39-inch-~ tall “flying saucer’ pilot told |

full contact with mankind | Dec 3 j

This was the latest of a se- Ties of flying saucer stories | reported through the southern countries of South America ie the last five weeks

La Plata replies: “There are |

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Atlantida reports Martinez |. said that he talked twice to a flying saucer man—first at Monte Grande in Buenos Aires | _province in April and at Gua!-

A—plant<to help corner US.”

opened hich today em about 150; tion“in-Georgetown asthe guests: | “— ay ploys tablished of Mi resumed her duties with MeCon- |

ir. Hansen's parents, Mr: '

op- and Mrs. Nelson W.- Hansen. nell's Shopping Center, after |

Bernice DeLory of Halifax, N.iher annual vacation.

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