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Caskey were appointed UFA Agents at Cereal. The M., of G. & M. Caskey, had worked as a truck driver for Leon Gall, who had been the UFA Agent at Cereal for many years.

#11;#11;AGENT of the Month #31;#29;#11;RUBY #31;#29;#11;and #31;#29;#11;LEON #31;#29;#11;CALL #31;#29;#11;#11;IN TODAY'S POLARIZED, impersonal society, life in Cereal still means caring about your neighbors, having an interest in sup- porting your youth, and through personal contributions generating a busy, happy, active and vital community.

On April 11, 1965, he became U.F.A.'s agent at Cereal. In the first year that Leon was agent at Cereal, light product sales were about 270,000 gallons.

#31;On January 4, 1982, Garry became the UFA Petroleum Agent at Cereal and is now back on home territory.

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

#31;He was appointed Calgary Branch Supervisor in 1954, and in 1957, was appointed Supervisor of Agents Sales in the Red Deer South area.

#31;On the evening of July 12, several UFA agents started arriv- ing at Fox Lake which is 3 miles north of Hanna.

#31;In 1959, Gordon transferred to the Head Office as Statistician. Two years later, he was appointed Pur- chasing Agent, where, again, his friendly approach was a great asset.

n Service Awards #31;#29;#11;for the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 years they have been associated with United Farmers of Alberta. #31;#29;#11;10 Year Service Award #31;#29;#11;#11;Jerry McKay Don Hennel Ed Krill Jake Fehr #31;Marketing Co-ordinator UFA Agent Beaver Creek Co-op UFA Agent #31;Calgary Head Office Stettler Lamont Red Deer #31;February 3, 1964 September 4, 1964 November 25, 1964 January 2, 1965 #31;#29;#11;#11;Jack Marshall Joe Konynenbelt Nestor Yacey Leon Gall #31;UFA Agent UFA Agent UFA Agent UFA Agent #31;Stavely Nobleford Myrnam Cereal #31;February 9, 1965 February 28, 1965 April 1, 1965 April 12, 1965 #31;#29;#11;#11;Palma Paulson Bill Nowek Harold Lee Jim Holman #31;UFA Agent UFA Agent Marketing Supervisor Marketing Supervisor #31;Gladstone Hines Creek Sherwood Park Hanna #31;May 17, 1965 June 29, 1965 September 1, 1969 September 15, 1969 #31;#29;#11; #12;

Awards were also presented to the top ten Agents in a new category A.

The tabulated statement shows the amount of the initial payment which should be received by mem- bers of the Pool from elevator agents, and will repay careful study.

#31;#29;#11;INQUIRE. #31;#29;#11;AGENTS WANTED S. L. HENRY Yala Hatal. Calcary, Albarta #31;#29;#11;#11; #12;

Called the ACP, this program recognizes the top 10 Agents in the collection of their accounts receivable.

Con- gratulations to Bryon and the other winners. #31;#29;#11;The Top Ten #31;#29;#11;#11;Bryon Syverson, Provost Roy Rutledge, Consort Palma Paulson, Gladstone Lloyd Bellew, Milk River #31;#29;#11;#11;Ed Heck, Bawlf Ron Gorzitza, Vulcan Garry Pederson, Cereal George Karpyshyn, #31;Spedden #31;#29;#11;New Agent #31;The new UFA Agent at High Prairie is J.

Petroleum Awards 1984 #31;Best Volume Increase #31;(Less than 5 Million Litres) #31;Petroleum Awards were recently presented to the winners and runners-up in qualifying petroleum territories for Best Volume Increase, Most Improved Lube Oil Ratio and the top ten Agents in Days Outstanding category.

#31;In June of 1960, Jake became U.F.A. Co-op Bulk Petroleum Agent at Penhold, taking over the Red Deer plant when it was completed.

#31;February — Agents' Appreciation Nights #31;#29;#11;DATE #31;#29;AGENT #31;#29;PLACE #31;#29;TIME #31;#29;Feb. 1 #31;#29;Hap Lorencz #31;#29;Agricultural Hall — Manning #31;#29;7:30 p.m.

#31;Lee took over the busy Spirit River Agency from Doug Keown on January 5, 1976, and is now well into his second year of operations.

#31;Agents of Pool and line company ele- vators have received their instructions to increase the initial pavment by one cent per bushel commencing December 17th, and Pool members may be fully informed of all conditions governing this storage payment by these agents.

UFA agents, directors, delegates and employees have volunteered their time and effort on behalf of their community since the beginning.

UFA agents, directors, delegates and employees have volunteered their time and effort on behalf of their community since the beginning.

to all agents of the U.F.A. Co-op. When the need arises for more space, an additional 7,000 sq. feet, currently rented out, are available.

Other agencies to be rebuilt this year are Provost, Killam, Bawlf, Acadia Valley, Cereal, Eckville and Milk River.

Agent since March 8, 1968. In addition to doing a fine job at the agency, Carl farms in the Nemiscam area.

#31;#29;#11;Don Ward #31;United Farmers' Agent Vegreville #31;On November 11, 1973 Don Ward became United Farmers' Agent at Vegreville.

This will include United Farmers' Agencies at Acadia Valley, Alliance, Bind- loss, Byemoor, Castor, Cereal, Consort, Coronation, Delia, Drumheller, Empress, Esther, Hanna, Oyen, Rumsey and Youngstown.

He is responsible for recruitment, administration of UFA'S per- sonnel policy, maintaining employee records, and benefit and service programs for agents and employees and the staff training program.

#31;#29;#11;In 1982 #31;#29;#11;#11;#11;The United Farmer had feature stories in 1982 on Women of Unifarm; Petroleum Agents Lil and Joe Bondy of Nanton; Alberta ranchers Chuck and Lorraine Groeneveld; Career Men in UFA; High Finance Terminology Made Easy; Canada's Outstanding Young Farmers; The 1982 Annual Meeting; Retiring Delegates; New Delegates; Annual Meeting Committees; The 5 Million Litre Club Winners; 1981 Petroleum Awards; New Agents Adrian and "Liz" Forten, Stony Plain; Ron Kelly, Strathmore; Norman and Lucille Lowe, Buck Lake; Blair Oliver, Camrose; Roy Rutledge, Consort; Garry Pederson, Cereal; Opening of the Taber Farm Supply Centre; Retirees Jean Bittorf, Ole Johnson; Dave MacNeill, Stan Ross and Bea Tompkins; Petroleum Service Awards; Edmonton Farm and Ranch Show; Lethbridge Ag-Expo; Data Processing Within UFA; Farm Supply Service Awards; Alberta Agriculture's Hall of Fame; Farm Supply Division's Million Dollar Sales Club Winners; Head Office Service Awards; The Jim Rouse Family of Stettler; Farm Supply Centre Managers; Agents' Appreciation Barbecues for Jim Fraser and Wes James, Divisional Appointments; Farm Supply Service Awards; Printing Department Award; The Pioneers of Agriculture; Opening of the Brooks Farm Supply Centre; Tenure of Director and Delegates; Agent Lome Wagstaff of Trochu; Alberta farmer Doug Meding of Trochu.

Tim works closely with the U FA Agents at Acadia Valley, Calgary, Cereal, Dalum, Delia, Drumheller, Esther, Hanna, High River, Okotoks, Oyen, Rockyford, Rosebud, Strath- more and Youngstown.

(Agents' Appreciation Barbecues continued) #31;Jack Williams Lethbridge, 30 Years #31;#29;#11;#11;UFA Agent Jack Williams and Delegate Henry Konynenbelt.

Beattie discusses the rural schoolmarm, the one way tiller and "working in" a new elevator agent, as well as many other subjects that the in- dividual Albertan can nostalgically relate to.

#31;Fred will be calling on agents Eric Anderson, Acadia Valley; Jack Bateman, Alliance; Don G.

At that time, United Farmers of Alberta was the Maple Leaf Agent in Alberta.

#31;CONSCRIPTION OF ki^ALTH IN ^VENT OF WAR #68 (Board Resolution) #31;"liVhereas, profit making may be an incentive to war, and #31;"Whereas, it is a disgrace to humanity, an insult to both the intelligence and the moral sense of our time to allow a few people to use a disaster to humanity like war as a means of making profit, and #31;"IVhereas, "the taking of profit out of war by conscription of wealth in war time would not only be a deterrent to international strife but would in t the event of war, in spite of every effort to prevent it, find the nation the better prepared to defend itself if wealth were conscripted for the nation's use; #31;"Therefore be it resolved that this Convention of the United Farmers of Alberta urgently request the Federal Government to pass legislation as speedily as possible providing for: #31;(a) That all industries now engaged in production of war material for legitimate defence or for export to other countries for the purpose of war, such as the nickel industry and munition and airplane factories be nationalized at once, and #31;(b) That in, the event of fianada being involved in another war at any time in the future, every industry or agency necessary in the struggle, shall be automatically conscripted so that no one shall make personal gain from the national calamity and all shall bear a share of the in- evitable destruction of wealth, and #31;(c) That such legislation be passed now and not left until after war breaks out when the influence of wealth might block the proposal and when the reality of national danger from an enemy would serve as a strong weapon in the hands of profiteers to prevent action being taken."

Medicine Hat .... Alberta #31;#29;#11;LEGAL AND PATENTS. #31;#29;#11;FORD, MILLER & HARVIE, BARRISTERS, #31;Solicitors and Patent Attorneys and Agents for all countries, 207 Alberta Corner, Calgary.

These reasons are: First, a centralized selling agency for Canada; second, practically the same thing in the United States.

Garry and Gloria Pederson, the longtime agents at Cereal, took on the agency and benefited from all the highway and truck traffic on the route between Calgary and Saskatoon.

Garry and Gloria Pederson, the longtime agents at Cereal, took on the agency and benefited from all the highway and truck traffic on the route between Calgary and Saskatoon.

#31;REDUCED RATE ON POTATOES #31;Reduction of 35 per cent, on the rate on potatoes from the Edmonton district to Duluth, Minneapolis and Chicago, has been granted by the C.N.R. and C.P.R. as a result of negotiations carried on by the Provincial Government's traffic agent, A.

#31;Solicitors and Patent Attorneys and Agents for all countries. 207 Alberta Corner, Calgary.

#31;Yours fraternally, #31;C. EAST, Official agent for H. E. Spencer.

Patent Attorneys and Agents for all countries. 65 Canada Life Bldg., Calgary.

He is also responsible for developing and administering the Petroleum Division's advertising program; developing new directions in the marketing of TBA (tires, batteries, and accessories) so that members will be able to purchase anti- freeze, batteries, filters, etc., at uniform prices at Farm Supply Centres and Petroleum Agencies; developing and maintaining an operations manual for Agents and Territory Managers that includes subject areas such as product data, marketing, operating pro- cedures, Data Processing, Accoun- ting, Credit and Member Records.

Physical Therany . #31;#29;#11;HELP WANTED #31;#29;#11;AGENTS WANTED EVERY DISTRICT SELL- #31;ing monuments for largest manufacturers in Canada.

#31;#29;#11;LEGAL AND PATENTS. #31;#29;#11;FORD, MILLER & HARVIE, BARRISTERS, #31;Solicitors and Patent Attorneys and Agents for all countries, 207 Alberta Corner, Calgary.

W1783 #31;#29;#11;LEGAL AND PATENTS #31;#29;#11;FORD, MILLER & HARVIE, BARRISTERS, #31;Solicitors and Patent Attorneys and Agents for all countries, 207 Alberta Corner, Calgary.

Agent or operator has no- thing to gain and everything to lose by giving unfair grades or weights

Wood to write us an article in The U.F.A. which would help us to solve this problem, which to so many of us seems impossible through the agency of the voluntary contract pool system, I am sure many of our Pool members would be very interested and that it would then enable us to study more intelligently this all-import- ant Question of "100 per cent control," on wnich we are so divided in our opin- ions.