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#31;In a letter sent to the Company's agent, Mr. Proud- foot said, "We extend our sincere appreciation to each and every agent who assisted in making this perform- ance possible.

#11;5 Million Litre Club Agents - 1981 #31;#29;#11;Beaver Creek Co-op Association Ltd.

23393,730 Gallons #31;#29;#11;That's the volume of light products sold by 30 of United Farmers' Agents and mem- ber Associations.

#31;Ron worked as a CP Transport Agent and driver for fourteen years, owned a service station for five years and was a Shell bulk agent for six years.

Agents or Member Associations that sold one million gallons or more in the fiscal year qualified for membership.

#31;#29;#11;Agency #31;#29;#11;Million or More Gallons #31;Agent #31;#29;#11;Edmonton Calgary Wetaskiwin #31;#29;#11;Fairview Falher #31;#29;#11;Gib Paradis Allan Smith #31;Wetaskiwin Co-op Refinery Ltd.

Agents or Member Associations that sold one million gallons or more in the fiscal year qualified for membership.

Edward Fream was one of the land agents who dealt in the veteran’s scrip from his real estate agency in Innisfail, advertising 320-acre warrants for $500 each.1 To keep speculators from selling land to huge ranches or other corporate concerns, the condition of the resale was that the purchaser had to abide by the government’s homestead requirements of cultivation and habitation.

#31;Both Leon and Ruby work hard at the agency and go out of their way to provide service to their customers.

These 'Million Gallons or More' Agents and Member Associations com- peted against each other.

#11;Petroleum #31;Awards ■■ #31;#29;#11;A Petroleum Agent has many responsibilities.

CLUB #31;#29;#11;Presented By UNITED FARMERS OF ALBERTA To #31;ALEX GRAHAM SPIRIT RIVER #31;In Recognition Of #31;Outstanding Sales Performance #31;#29;#11;Million Gallon Club Agents - 1980 #31;#29;#11;Beaver Creek Co-op #31;Lamont #31;Ed Kritl, Manager #31;Eldon Cage #31;Beaverlodge 1 Gold Bar #31;John Clayton #31;Sylvan Lake #31;Cloutier Brothers #31;Falher #31;"Woody" Dutton #31;Valleyview #31;Dune Fentie #31;Fairview 1 Gold Bar #31;Bert Galliford #31;Onoway #31;Bill Garnett #31;Vermilion #31;Girouxville Co-op Eugene Dumont #31;General Manager #31;Alex Graham #31;Spirit River #31;#29;#11;Don Hennel #31;Stettler #31;Fred Johnson #31;Barrhead #31;Rusty Jorgenson #31;Drayton Valley #31;Charlie Lewis #31;Killam #31;Doug Lindquist #31;Elk Point #31;Jim Madden #31;Wildwood #31;Gordon Mason #31;Cam rose #31;Bob Matthews #31;Eckville #31;Medicine Hat Co-op #31;Marcel Auger, Petroleum Manager #31;2 Gold Bars #31;Willie Meier #31;Bay Tree #31;Ray Miller #31;Red Deer #31;#29;#11;Oro & Butz #31;Lacombe #31;Gib Paradis #31;Edmonton 4 Gold Bars #31;Pembina UFA Co-op #31;Westlock #31;Lyle Leyh, Petroleum Manager #31;Pincher Creek Co-op Assoc.

#31;#29;#11;The agencv. volume increase, winning agent, and the year he joined United Fanners are listed.

#31;A hearty salute to our UFA Agents and Managers of Petroleum Associations.

His daughter Jakki was born and Lloyd became the UFA Agent in Milk River.

He has been the agent since U.F.A. Co-op has operated the agency and spent the previous 7 years with the Granum Co-op.

#31;#29;#11;LOCATION #31;#29;#11;AGENT APPOINTED #31;#29;#11;April 2, 1963 #31;September 21, 1959 #31;#29;#11;AGENT #31;U.F.A.

He is well known to many people throughout Alberta as his work has brought him in direct contact with the Directors, Delegates, Advisory Committee members, Petroleum Agents and Farm Supply personnel of United Farmers of Alberta.

#31;In July, 1975, Dennis was appointed Purchasing Agent and moved to the Calgary Head Office.

#31;Bill McNab will be responsible for Agencies located at Bow Island, Cardston, Claresholm, Fort Macleod, Granum, Hillspring, Iron Springs, Lethbridge, Lomond, Medicine Hat, Milk River, Nanton, Nemis- cam, Nobleford, Picture Butte, Pincher Creek, Stavely and Vulcan.

New (or comparatively new) Agents #31;#29;#11;M. Lewis Falls #31;Appointed the Agent at Forestburg on April 19, 1976, Lewis Falls is originally from the Morinville district where he attended school.

His brother, Gordon, and nephew, Carman, are the Agents at Camrose.

He handles the petroleum, industrial and agents' accounts, approvals, letters, reports, security, etc.

#11;Leonard Mock Service Centre I Manager Medicine Hat Co-op Ltd.

UFA and its agents had the oil boom to thank for an increasing number of Million Gallon Club memberships.

A native of Medicine Hat, Metz was a long-time employee who had begun his UFA career as a credit clerk in 1967.

UFA and its agents had the oil boom to thank for an increasing number of Million Gallon Club memberships.

A native of Medicine Hat, Metz was a long-time employee who had begun his UFA career as a credit clerk in 1967.

In 1963 Jim was checked in as U.F.A. Co-op's southern-most Agent.

#31;Kurtis Engel handles petroleum industrial and agents current accounts and sends out about 500 state- ments each month.

#31;Every success to you Bert and Bobbi in your new business as the UFA Agents in Holden. #31;#29;#11;15 #31;#29;#11; #12;

#31;#29;#11;In 1958, Gordon returned to UFA as Petroleum Territory Manager for Territory #3 and works with the Agents in Beiseker, Carstairs, Delburne, Eckville.

#31;In his ten years as the UFA Agent at Beaverlodge, Eldon has won nu- merous awards.

Special credit to our delegates, to the Petroleum Division Mar- keting Superivsors and Agents — to the Farm Supply Centre Managers and Assistant Mana- gers.

The Medicine Hat Co-operative Association was among the many such locally owned co-operatives that operated UFA agencies in the post-war era.

A new Cardlock and bulk agency was opened next to the store in the city’s industrial park, with Clinton and Ina Straub in charge.

The following year, UFA’s second Saskatchewan location, another Petroleum agency and Cardlock facility, opened on the TransCanada highway at Swift Current with Medicine Hat agents, Clinton and Ina Straub in charge.

A new Cardlock and bulk agency was opened next to the store in the city’s industrial park, with Clinton and Ina Straub in charge.

The following year, UFA’s second Saskatchewan location, another Petroleum agency and Cardlock facility, opened on the TransCanada highway at Swift Current with Medicine Hat agents, Clinton and Ina Straub in charge.

Before joining the agency, he worked as a dispatcher for Quality Propane for five years.

#31;July 31 st, 1960- the day the Pincher Creek Co-operative Association's Petroleum Agency was officially launched.

In 1980, Blackie and High River became direct Agencies leaving only the Arrowwood Co- op Association in #5.

This has given him the opportunity to meet our oil agents and acquaint himself with their operations.