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At such time the bulk station at Huxley became one of the U.F.A. bulk stations cont- inuing with the same operator Sidney Hepburn, who is still the agent.

One of its peo- ple is Syd Hepburn of Huxley, who for over twenty-five years has been a loyal agent for U.F.A.

He later became a fuel agent and began a multi- generational relationship with UFA’s petroleum business.

Many interesting things happened to a Co-op oil agent in those early days.

Con- gratulations to them on their clever and lovely display. #31;In 1965, Don Hennel, who is our bulk petro- leum agent at Stettler, achieved the largest in- crease in volume of all our agents.

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.

PEMBINA U.F.A. CO-OP ASSOCIATION #31;#29;#11;CHUXLEY #31;#29;#11;#11;Dallas Hepburn United Farmers 'Agent Huxley, Alberta #31;#29;#11;One of the original United Farmers' agencies was the Huxley plant which went into operation on July 27, 1935 and was operated by Sid Hepburn.

Co-op. This part- icular one is at Huxley and the agent is 81 years old, Sidney Hepburn.

#31;#29;#11;U.F.A. CO-OP BULK PETROLEUM PLANTS IN TERRITORY NO. 4 #31;#29;#11;#11;#31;#29;AGENT #31;#29;AGENT #31;#29;#31;#29;LOCATION #31;#29;APPOINTED #31;#29;A.

Some of it was in railway tank cars and a beginning was made in the sale of gasoline and tractor fuels by directing the purchases of members to the agencies of a firm of petroleum suppliers.

#31;William McCartney — General Manager #31;Marlene Hanson — Personal Secretary #31;#29;#11;General Manager #31;#29;#31;#29;Administrative Division #31;#29;#31;#29;Accounting Department #31;#29;#31;#29;Farm Supply Accounting #31;#29;#31;#29;Petroleum Accounting #31;#29;#31;#29;Financial Accounting #31;#29;#31;#29;Credit Department #31;#29;#31;#29;Data Processing #31;#29;#31;#29;Printing and Stationery #31;#29;#31;#29;Petroleum Division #31;#29;#31;#29;Marketing #31;#29;#31;#29;Operations #31;#29;#31;#29;Edmonton Petroleum #31;#29;#31;#29;Warehouse #31;#29;#31;#29;Marketing Supervisors #31;#29;#31;#29;Agencies and Member #31;#29;#31;#29;Associations #31;#29;#31;#29;Farm Supply Division #31;#29;#31;#29;Purchasing #31;#29;#31;#29;Operating #31;#29;#31;#29;Farm Supply Centres #31;#29;#31;#29;Farmstead Development #31;#29;#31;#29;Department #31;#29;#31;#29;Information Service #31;#29;#31;#29;Division #31;#29;#31;#29;Personnel Division #31;#29;#31;#29;#11;ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION #31;#29;#11;Ralph Ward Manager #31;This Division is comprised of the following departments: Accounting, Farm Supply, Fin- ancial, Petroleum, Credit, Data, Printing and Stationery.

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

Many towns did not get a UFA agency for years, even decades. Among the first towns to switch from an agency controlled by the local to a privately-run agency was Huxley.

#31;#29;#11;cw Agents at Trochu #31;#29;#11;On May 5, 1976, Lome Wagstaff and Tom Page became the new UFA Agents at Trochu.

#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;Every success to you, Roy, as the new UFA Agent at Consort. #31;#29;#11;Congratulations, Karen!

Dur- ing this time, he established many of the UFA Co-op Petroleum Agencies in Alberta.

#31;UFA Petroleum Agents and Petro- leum Managers of Affiliated Co-ops have many responsibilities.

Burnley Roars Again #31;#29;#11;SYLVAN LAKE #31;#29;#11;#11;R. A. Ferguson #31;U.F.A. Co-op Bulk Petroleum Agent #31;#29;#11;sight to see him dressed in his Scottish kilt.

The new depot was designed to serve as a retail outlet for farmers in the Cal- gary area and also warehouse reserve stock for shipments to locals and agents throughout the province.

Norene likes being at the Agency and actu- ally missed the customers and know- ing what was going on at the Agen- cy when she was at home. #31;#29;#11;#11;15 #31;#29;#11; #12;

Our Agents know their jobs and understand the importance of a dependable fuel supply.

#31;1934 - The Board of Directors of UFA decided to take on a general agency throughout Alberta for the #31;#29;#11;1937 - Edmonton #31;distribution of the products of Maple Leaf Petroleum Limited, a subsidiary of Imperial Oil

Some of it was in rail- way tank cars and a beginning was made in the sale of gasoline and tractor fuels by directing the purchases of farmer members to the agencies of a firm of petroleum suppliers.