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#31;#29;#11;The Pincher Creek Agency #31;#29;#11; #12;

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

#31;#29;#11;The Petroleum Agency #31;In 1960, after considerable deliberation, the Pincher Creek Co-operative Association entered the petroleum field.

#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.

#31;Petroleum Agent Service Awards July 1, 1981 • June 30, 1982 15 Years #31;#29;#11;#11;#11;#11;Ken Edgar LaGiace #31;September 1, 1966 #31;#29;#11;"Rusty" Jorgenson Drayton Valley October 3, 1966 #31;#29;#11;Jack Elliott Bow Island October 28, 1966 #31;#29;#11;#11;#11;Bob Seiker Grande Prairie December 9, 1966 #31;#29;#11;Wes James Hanna #31;June 16, 1967 #31;#29;#11;10 Years #31;#29;#11;#11;#11;#11;Jarvis Shail Hythe #31;December 1, 1971 #31;#29;#11;John McAleese Patricia #31;February 16, 1972 #31;#29;#11;Robert Beckman Czar #31;February 24, 1972 #31;#29;#11;Petroleum Awards #31;Pincher Creek Co-op Association #31;In the 1981 Petroleum Awards, the Pincher Creek Co-op Association won the Best Volume Increase, for the South and Peace Region, in the 5 million or over litres class.

The association took over the Inter- national Agency in Pincher Creek and later in Cowley.

#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;On February 11, 1980, Ron be- came the UFA Agent at Vegreville. In 1981, Ron's volume increase at the Agency not only qualified him as a member of the 5 Million Litre Club, it also made him the winner of the Best Volume Increase in the North Region.

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

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

#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.

#31;Over one hundred delegates responded to the pertinent subjects on the agenda with intelligent and interesting discussions.

During this period our new supervisors will each be meeting 50 — 60 of our oil agents and acquainting them- selves with their operations.

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.

The barbecues were held at the respective Agencies and Affili- ated Co-ops.

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

#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.

AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE #31;WORKSHOP #31;#29;#11;Mr. Elmer Reimer of the Information Service Department, in collaboration with the Petroleum Division will be conducting a series of workshops with some of the Agency Advisory Committees.

#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.

We are committed to having the best informed oil agents in the Province and believe they are already second to none today.

It was the site of one of the first co-operative stores and the first UFA Petroleum agency.

A new distribution centre opened in Edmonton in 2000 to centrally receive and deploy the stock of stores and agencies.

A new distribution centre opened in Edmonton in 2000 to centrally receive and deploy the stock of stores and agencies.

#31;A Farm Supply Centre was built which served as a retail outlet for the farmers in the Calgary area and warehoused reserve stock for shipments to locals and agents in the province.

Sales of light products increased by almost 39,892 gal- lons, motor and gear oils by over 878 gallons and grease by over 150 pounds. #31;#29;#11;#11;1971 Award #31;Most Improved Lube Oil Ratio #31;Hubert Penno, Manager Jarvie #31;An exceptionally good increase in sales of grease was shown at the Jarvie Agency.

#31;#29;#11;IN 1975. . . #31;During 1975, The United Farmer ran stories and features on service awards, promotions, petroleum awards, Agents of the Month, Women of Unifarm, product information, farm safety, Howard Haney's election as President, the new executive of the Board of Directors, new Delegates, the Pincher Creek Co-op Association, "Help Us To Serve You Better", Albertans of the Month, The Canadian Farm and Ranch Show, the Special Services Department, the nine Presi- dents of United Farmers of Alberta, Agents' Appreciation Barbecues, new products, Bye- moor Days, Progressive Farming Days, etc. etc.

#31;#29;#11;tained an excellent working rela- tionship with UFA'S Agents throughout Alberta.

#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;

Prior #31;#29;#11;to joining UFA, Bill worked with In- ternational Harvester from 1942-1957 and then from 1957-1965 was the I.H. agent at Pincher Creek and also operated an Imperial Oil Limited serv- ice station.

#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.

#31;L. O. Proudfoot, manager of the Petroleum Divi- sion, reported a three year program to assist the agents in their operations and increase their earnings would be implemented in 1966.

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