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What a good group they were!! #31;#29;#11;#11;Lawrence Henderson #31;#29;#11;"En Tour" #31;Lois and Jim Hainsworth, La- combe; Margaret and Frank Rice, Lacombe; Marian and Louis Cabelka, Bentley; Joyce and Roy Whitecotten, Lacombe; Joyce and Henry Pickering, Blackfalds; Joyce and Martin Peck, Blackfalds; Orly and Bill Lesher, Mary and Jack Jeffery, Lacombe; Marie and Dan Whit- ney (Dan is United Farmers' agent at Lacombe), and Shirley Henderson, Lawrence's charm- ing wife.

#31;#29;#11;Dan Whitney, Lawrence Henderson and Marie Whitney #31;Dan Whitney #31;In August, 1973, Dan Whitney retired as UFA Agent at Lacombe.

Keast United Farmers' Agent Lacombe #31;Taking over as Agent at Lacombe is Rod Keast who was born and raised on a farm south east of Stettler.

#31;In addition to operating his own farm for the past 26 years, Leonard was an agent for Smith- Roles Co. for eight years and also an agent for #31;#29;#11;New Agents #31;Co-op Implements.

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.

For hobbies, Blair enjoys curling and skiing. #31;Every success to you, Blair, as the Agent at Camrose.

Stuart and Don are U.F.A. agents. #31;#29;#11;Peter Romaniwsky and his glamorous wife, of Radway, re- ceive Peter's Service Award from Bill Margach.

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.

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;#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.

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

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;#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.

#31;The volume of oil agency sales in district #2 is almost 10,000,000 gallons of light products per year.

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

By the spring of 1923, Wood sought a non-governmental solution to consolidate Alberta’s grain production through a single agency.

Their agent was Syd Hepburn. Syd’s agency was operated on his farm.

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

#31;Ray worked at the Red Deer Agency until his ap- pointment on January 30, 1980 as Agent at the UFA Agency in Innisfail.

#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;#29;#11;Meet Bryan C. Bradley #31;#29;#11;#11;The new Agent at UFAs Edmon- ton Petroleum Agency as of Novem- ber 1, 1982 is Bryan Bradley He replaces veteran Agent Gib Paradis who first started at the Edmonton #31;#29;#11;Agency as a dispatcher, was later promoted to manager and in 1968 took over as the Edmonton Petrole- um Agent.

#11;Darryl Laurenceson, on staff at Mannville and Agent Steve Warawa.

#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;The efficient co-ordination of 141 petroleum agencies located throughout Alberta, stems from the Calgary Head Office.

#11;J #31;#29;#11;Arneson Agency — 7949. #31;#29;#11;1943 — agencies closed at Crossfield and #31;Calmar.

Balance owned by Maple Leaf, Pembina, local co-operatives and individual agents. #31;— of the 78 plants, 39 are combination outlets providing retail service as well as farm deliveries. #31;— biggest problem is farm credit and agents who sell without making pro- per collection arrangements. #31;— new bulk plant at Forestburg

#31;At the helm, he held the pool in important direc- tions from a simple marketing agent to a diversi- fied enterprise.

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

#31;In 1984, The United Fanner had stories on the Gordon Stic&and' jdmuy, Farm Safety, 4H Livestock Judging, AuSertan of the Month Anno Nieboer of Iron Springs; Canadian exports; At Beattie's book "Trails in the Sunset"; Bruce Roy and the World Percheron Congress; Canada's Outstanding Young Farmers; UFA Annual Meeting; Retiring Delegates and Director; New Delegates and Director; Corporate Appointments; 1983 Petroleum Awards; Pemoina Girls Ball CCu6; New Agents; Service Awards; New Petroleum Agencies Openings at Brooks and Taber; Co-operatives; AuSerta Women's Institute, Promotions; Goldeye Lake; Lacombe Research Centre; Company re- tirements; Company appointments; Agents' Anniversary Barbecues; AlBertans of the Month Doreen and Jofin Knight; Agent of the Month Steve Warawa.