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VALLEYVIEW KINDERSLEY, SK RIVER PEACE TOFIELD WESTLOCK CARSTAIRSBASHAW HIGH RIVER WABASCA CALGARYOYEN SWIFT CURRENT, SK FORT SASKATCHEWAN CEREAL GRANDE PRAIRIE BEAVERLODGE EDSON BEISEKER ALIX SMOKY LAKE MILK RIVERGRIMSHAW BAWLFRED DEER BOW ISLANDBROOKS HANNA PONOKA BARRHEAD CLARESHOLM LEDUCWORSLEY NANTONDELBURNE CAMROSE ECKVILLE LACOMBEGLENDON LLOYDMINSTER BUCK LAKE FALHER TROCHU ATHABASCA HINES CREEK TABER ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE ROCKYFORD DELIA CZAR LOCATIONS DIRECTORY EVERYTHING you NEED TO KEEP moving Whether you’re in the driver’s seat of a pick-up, a semi, a tractor, or an earth mover, you’ve got a lot of ground to cover. You can depend on us for help with services that include: • Cardlock Network - Over 110 Locations in Alberta - Premium products 24 hours/day 365 days/year - Access to entire network with one card • Bulk Fuel Deliveries and Portable Fuel Tank Rentals • Bulk Oil Equipment, Delivery and Monitoring • Premium Brand Shell and Chevron Lubricants, formulated to meet or exceed Original Equipment Manufacturers’ (OEM) performance specifications. • High Quality Filtration products like Fleetguard Filters • Online Card Management and Fleet Reporting System • Local Service and Support UFA.com Fueling your life on the road, ©2013 UFA Co-operative Ltd. All rights reserved. in the fields and everywhere in between. 00/13-20423 UFA NETWORK High Level La Crete Manning Worsley Peace Grimshaw River Fort St. John Hines Creek Wabasca Bay Tree Fairview Dawson Spirit River Falher Creek Wanham La Glace Sexsmith High Prairie Beaverlodge Grande Prairie Valleyview Foster Creek Athabasca Lac La Biche Fox Creek Whitecourt Glendon Westlock Smoky Lake Barrhead Morinville St. Paul Elk Point Mayerthorpe Onoway Two Hills Fort Saskatchewan Dewberry Wildwood Spruce Grove Vegreville Vermilion Tofield Edson EDMONTON Lloydminster Drayton Valley Mannville Leduc Camrose Warburg Bawlf Wainwright Buck Lake Wetaskiwin Killam Rimbey Ponoka Bashaw Edgerton Lacombe Eckville Forestburg Czar SASKATOON Alix Rocky Mountain Stettler Provost Macklin House Red Sylvan Lake Deer Castor Coronation Delburne Innisfail Consort Olds Trochu Hanna Three Delia Carstairs Hills Cereal Kindersley Beiseker Drumheller Oyen Airdrie Rockyford Strathmore CALGARY Brooks UFA Petroleum Locations High River Swift Vulcan UFA Farm & Ranch Supply Stores Nanton Lomond Current Medicine Hat Claresholm Nobleford Picture Butte Taber Fertilizer Plants Bow Island Fort Macleod Lethbridge Pincher Creek Cardston Milk River UFA Cardlock Network • Over 110 locations • 24 hours a day • 365 days a year • Regular gas, clear diesel, dyed diesel, dyed gas and propane (Check specific locations for product availability) ONE CARD CONVENIENCE, when AND where YOU NEED IT With the card that gives you 24/7, 365 day access to the UFA Cardlock network and is good at any UFA location, you’re in the driver’s seat. Visit UFA.com for a complete list of locations. Fueling your life on the road, in the fields and everywhere in between. EXPIRATION END OF 03/2013 John Doe UFA.com ©2013 UFA Co-operative Ltd. All rights reserved. 00/13-20428 your CARD. YOUR points. EXPIRATION END OF 03/2013 With the UFA Fuel Link Card, you John Doe can use your Visa or MasterCard at any UFA Cardlock. That way you can keep on earning points with the loyalty program that suits you best. Fueling your life on the road, in the fields and everywhere in between. UFA.com ©2013 UFA Co-operative Ltd. All rights reserved. 02/13-20424 EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE CENTRAL Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER ALIX 403-747-2411 ••• VB • BASHAW 780-372-3865 •••• VB •• BAWLF 780-373-3916 •••• VB BUCK LAKE 780-388-3891 •••• BE CAMROSE 780-672-2085 ••••• BE •• CARSTAIRS 403-337-3452 •••• BE CASTOR 403-882-3282 •••• VB • CEREAL 403-326-3848 •••• BE CONSORT 403-577-3866 •••• VB CORONATION 403-578-3868 •••• CZAR 780-857-3792 •••• BE BE DELBURNE 403-749-3801 •••• VB DELIA 403-364-3922 •••• BE DRUMHELLER 403-823-2119 •••• BE P ECKVILLE 403-746-3112 •••• EDGERTON 780-755-3807 •••• BE FORESTBURG 780-582-3795 ••• BE HANNA 403-854-4370 ••••• BE •• BE INNISFAIL 403-227-3712 ••••• VB •• KILLAM 780-385-3567 ••••• BE •• LACOMBE 403-782-6194 •••• OLDS 403-556-3400 •••• BE •• BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE CENTRAL Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER BE OYEN 403-664-3815 ••••• VB ••• PONOKA 403-783-8848 ••••• BE PROVOST 780-753-2484 ••••• VB • RED DEER Gasoline Alley 403-340-8544 ••••• BE •• BE RED DEER NORTH 403-346-2697 •••• VB •• RED DEER WEST 403-346-2697 ••• RIMBEY 403-843-2470 ••••••• ROCKY MTN HOUSE 403-845-7648 •••••• BE STETTLER 403-742-2647 ••••• VB •• SYLVAN LAKE 403-887-2162 •••• BE P BE THREE HILLS 403-443-5122 •••• VB ••• BE TROCHU 403-442-3853 ••••• VB •• WAINWRIGHT 780-842-4161 •••• BE P WETASKIWIN 780-352-2463 •••• BE BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE SOUTHERN Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER BEISEKER 403-947-3480 •••• BE P BOW ISLAND 403-545-2525 •••• BE P BE BROOKS 403-362-8735 •••• VB •• CALGARY 403-569-1177 •••• BE P BE CARDSTON 403-653-3742 •••• VB BE CLARESHOLM 403-625-3593 •••• VB P BE FORT MACLEOD 403-553-3800 ••• VB • P BE HIGH RIVER 403-652-2112 ••••• VB •• LETHBRIDGE 403-328-4821 ••••• BE •• LOMOND 403-485-2129 ••• MEDICINE HAT 403-529-9099 •••••• BE MILK RIVER 403-647-3787 •••• VB ••• NANTON 403-646-2424 •••• BE • P NOBLEFORD 403-824-3334 ••• BE PICTURE BUTTE 403-732-4224 •••• VB PINCHER CREEK 403-627-3213 ••••• BE •• REDCLIFF 403-529-9099 •••••• ROCKYFORD 403-533-3745 •••• BE P STRATHMORE 403-934-3074 •••• BE P TABER 403-223-9422 •••• BE •• BE VULCAN 403-485-2129 ••••• VB •• BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE PEACE REGION Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER BAY TREE 780-353-2385 •••• BEAVERLODGE 780-354-2532 •••• VB FAIRVIEW 780-835-4023 •••••• FALHER 780-837-2284 •••• VB GRANDE PRAIRIE 780-532-2050 ••••• GRANDE PRAIRIE NORTH 780-532-2050 •••• VB ••• GRANDE PRAIRIE WEST 780-532-8174 •••• GRIMSHAW 780-332-4574 •••• VB HIGH LEVEL 780-926-2925 •••• HIGH PRAIRIE 780-523-3205 •••• VB HINES CREEK 780-494-3820 ••••• LA CRETE 780-928-3886 ••••••• LA GLACE 780-568-2402 •••• VB MANNING 780-836-3079 •••••• PEACE RIVER 780-624-2290 ••• SEXSMITH 780-568-3645 ••••• SPIRIT RIVER 780-864-3944 •••• BE VALLEYVIEW 780-524-3140 ••••••• WANHAM 780-694-3915 ••• BE WORSLEY 780-685-3943 ••••• BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE NORTHERN Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER ATHABASCA 780-675-2538 ••••• BE •• BARRHEAD 780-674-6199 ••••• DEWBERRY 780-847-3866 •••• BE DRAYTON VALLEY 780-542-4141 ••••• BE •• EDMONTON EAST 780-477-5547 ••••••• EDMONTON WEST 780-444-5890 ••••••• EDSON 780-723-2668 ••••• BE •• ELK POINT 780-724-3944 •••• BE FOSTER CREEK 780-635-3868 •• P FOX CREEK 780-622-2072 •••• BE FT. SASKATCHEWAN 780-998-3438 ••••• GLENDON 780-635-3868 •••• VB LAC LA BICHE 780-623-8294 ••••• BE •• LEDUC 780-986-4886 ••••• LLOYDMINSTER 780-808-2340 •••••• MANNVILLE 780-763-3751 ••••• VB • MAYERTHORPE 780-786-2797 •••• BE ••• MORINVILLE 780-939-4073 •••• ONOWAY 780-967-5340 •••• VB • SMOKY LAKE 780-656-3924 •••• SPRUCE GROVE 780-962-7020 ••••• ST. PAUL 780-645-7700 ••••• BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. EL AS ES D G D DI KE KE NORTHERN Access) (Cardlock K MAR K MAR OOM ALBERTA PUMPS R RE IL DLOCK DLOC DLOC K FUEL SH TO L OPANE -S BU C CAR CAR CAR PR RETA WA SHOWER TOFIELD 780-662-3233 •••• TWO HILLS 780-657-2950 ••••• VEGREVILLE 780-632-2775 ••••••• VERMILION 780-853-5512 •••• VB • WABASCA 780-891-0111 ••• BE WARBURG 780-848-2848 •••• BE WESTLOCK 780-349-3139 •••• VB •• WHITECOURT 780-706-2102 ••••• BE •• WILDWOOD 780-325-3866 •••• BE CENTRAL & SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN KINDERSLEY 306-463-5901 •••••• MACKLIN 780-753-2484 •• SWIFT CURRENT 306-778-0850 ••••• BRITISH COLUMBIA DAWSON CREEK 250-782-9288 •••••• FORT ST. JOHN 250-261-6330 ••• BE •• BE - Bottle exchange VB - Vehicle & bottle fills P - Portable toilet (for after hours use) Regular gas and clear diesel available at all Cardlock locations. UFA CARDLOCK Error Messages CARD LOCKED OUT Contact the Agent. CARD READ ERROR Re-insert card as per instructions. CHECK CARD ORIENTATION Card has been inserted incorrectly. Re-insert card as per instructions. sysTEM DOWN Temporarily out of service. Please wait or contact the Agent. PLEASE WAIT . Please stand by, another message will appear shortly. PRINTER ERROR Receipt printer failed, contact the Agent.
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