NEWS & views views March 2012 A LITTLE CO-OP HISTORY The Otter District Farmer’s Institute was incorporated in 1922 with twenty-five members in order to promote agriculture and agricultural knowledge, to work for farm legislation to improve farm conditions and to buy supplies at cost for its Members. One of the original bylaws said the aim of the Institute was to improve conditions of rural life so that settlement may be permanent and prosperous. This bylaw and many others remained in effect until June 22, 1979 when we officially became a co-op. It was the 1930’s when we started supplying feed to the local farmer. During the 1950’s a need developed to supply local residents with petroleum products. We now have a modern Bulk Plant which supplies petroleum products to farms and heating fuels to homes in the area. We now have five gas bars being Ladner, Surrey, Otter, Gloucester and Abbotsford. We have been in the Retail business since the 1930’s running a general store and finally in the 1940’s a small retail facility to our now 50,000 sq ft store, selling groceries, hardware, drygoods and pharmacy. In 2009 we amalgamated with Consumers Co-op in Pitt Meadows. In 2011 we were very excited to be able to open a Produce Store and a Pharmacy in Glen Mountain, Abbotsford. Our organization is a member owned business with an elected nine person Board of Directors. Your Co-op strives to meet the needs of its members and the community it services while providing an economic benefit by way of patronage dividends. We provide a one stop shopping service for all Farm & Home requirements and we are proud of celebrating 90 Years in the Community. If you are a grade twelve student and your family has spent at least $2000 in the prior year, you are eligible to apply for one of (five) $1000 scholarships offered by Otter Co-op. We also have (one) $1000 scholarship available for a mature student (an individual that has been out of high school for at least one year) with the same qualifications. Applications are available at the Administration Office or on our website www.ottercoop.com. Deadline for applications is April 30, 2012 6:00 pm. OTTER CO-OP Scholarships Scholarships If you are interested in running for the Otter Co-op Board of Directors you must have your Director Qualification Declaration signed by Wednesday, May 16 - 5:00 pm to be eligible to run for a position at the Thursday, May 31 Annual Meeting. Applications are available at the Administration Office. If you have any questions please call Merilee @ the Administration Office 604 607 6923. Interested inRunning Interested inRunning for the OTTER CO-OP Board of Directors? NEW RETAIL CENTRE HOURS EFFECTIVE MARCH 4, 2012 We will now be open Sunday – Saturday | 8 am – 8 pm Statutory Holiday Hours will remain the same 9 am – 6 pm Administration Hours will remain the same Monday – Saturday | 8 am – 6 pm Post Office Monday – Saturday | 8 am – 5:30 90 Years OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY O O O O O O O O O O O OF F F F F F S S S S S S E E E E E E R R R R R R V V V V V VI I I I I I N N N N N NG G G G G G T T T T T T H H H H H HE E E E E E C C C C C CO O O O O OM M M M M MM M M M M MU U U U U UN N N N N NI I I I I I T T T T T T Y Y Y Y Y Y
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NEWS& viewsviewsMarch 2012
A LITTLE CO-OP HISTORY The Otter District Farmer’s Institute was incorporated in 1922 with twenty-fi ve members in order to promote agriculture and agricultural knowledge, to work for farm legislation to improve farm conditions and to buy supplies at cost for its Members. One of the original bylaws said the aim of the Institute was to improve conditions of rural life so that settlement may
be permanent and prosperous. This bylaw and many others remained in effect until June 22, 1979 when we offi cially became a co-op. It was the 1930’s when we started supplying feed to the local farmer. During the 1950’s a need developed to supply local residents with petroleum products. We now have a modern Bulk Plant which supplies petroleum products to farms and heating fuels to homes in the area. We now have
fi ve gas bars being Ladner, Surrey, Otter, Gloucester and Abbotsford. We have been in the Retail business since the 1930’s running a general store and fi nally in the 1940’s a small retail facility to our now 50,000 sq ft store, selling groceries, hardware, drygoods and pharmacy. In 2009 we amalgamated with Consumers Co-op in Pitt Meadows. In 2011 we were very excited to be able to open a Produce Store and a Pharmacy
in Glen Mountain, Abbotsford. Our organization is a member owned business with an elected nine person Board of Directors. Your Co-op strives to meet the needs of its members and the community it services while providing an economic benefi t by way of patronage dividends. We provide a one stop shopping service for all Farm & Home requirements and we are proud of celebrating 90 Years in the Community.
If you are a grade twelve student and your family has spent at least $2000 in the prior year, you are eligible to apply for one of (fi ve) $1000 scholarships offered by Otter Co-op. We also have (one)
$1000 scholarship available for a mature student (an individual that has been out of high school for at least one year) with the same
qualifi cations. Applications are available at the Administration Offi ce or on our website www.ottercoop.com. Deadline for applications
is April 30, 2012 6:00 pm.
OTTER CO-OP ScholarshipsScholarships
If you are interested in running for the Otter Co-op Board of Directors you must have your Director Qualifi cation Declaration signed by
Wednesday, May 16 - 5:00 pm to be eligible to run for a position at the Thursday, May 31 Annual Meeting. Applications are available at
the Administration Offi ce. If you have any questions please call Merilee @ the Administration Offi ce 604 607 6923.
Interested in RunningInterested in Runningfor the OTTER CO-OPBoard of Directors?
NEW RETAIL CENTRE HOURS EFFECTIVE MARCH 4, 2012
We will now be open Sunday – Saturday | 8 am – 8 pm
Statutory Holiday Hours will remain the same9 am – 6 pm
Administration Hours will remain the sameMonday – Saturday | 8 am – 6 pm
Post Offi ceMonday – Saturday | 8 am – 5:30
90 Years OF SERVING THE COMMUNITYOOOOOOOOOOOOFFFFFF SSSSSSEEEEEERRRRRRVVVVVVIIIIIINNNNNNGGGGGG TTTTTTHHHHHHEEEEEE CCCCCCOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMUUUUUUNNNNNNIIIIIITTTTTTYYYYYY
NEWS& viewsviewsOtter Co-op ~ Celebrating
90 Years in Our CommunitiesAll the Best to You from Jack Nicholson
COMMUNITYserving our
Jack Nicholson General Manager
General Manager’s Message
Our 2011/12 fi scal year end has just taken place on
Saturday, March 3; and what a year it has been! Otter
Co-op is proud to announce that we have achieved
record sales, and although we are still fi nalizing bottom
line results, we are quite confi dent that it will also prove
to be a record year for bottom line savings. While
at the time of this writing we are still compiling our
yearend fi gures, we do know that our sales this past
year grew in excess of 21.5%, ending the year at $154,919,309 million. Our
last record was in 2010, with total sales of $127.5 million. That is a fantastic
accomplishment we can all be proud of.
I am privileged to be your general manager, and to be a part of such a
successful organization. Members, employees, and board of directors can
all be proud of the many accomplishments we have been able to make,
such as new facilities being opened, facility upgrades at current locations,
and expanded services and products throughout our organization. We are
also very proud of our Kid’s Club, the many social activities and events that
are put on by the Otter Co-op, and the scholarships and donations that we
participate in throughout the communities in which we serve that amount to
over $125,000 this past year. Wow, talk about your member benefi ts! And of
course we continue to have our very successful equity and cash back program
to members. Otter Co-op is well positioned to continue moving ahead into the
future, and we are excited to begin our new fi scal year and meet the challenges
that are ahead. None of these results could be possible without the continued
patronage and support of you, the shoppers at Otter Co-op. Remember to
mark your calendars for Thursday, May 31, the date of our Annual General
Meeting, where we will discuss in detail the past years’ results, you can learn
the work of the board of directors, socialize with other co-op members and
shoppers, and hear some of the exciting plans for the future. Until then, have a
safe spring season, and I look forward to seeing you at the Co-op!
Jack NicholsonGENERAL MANAGER
The Otter Co-op Deli recently won the Roadhouse Wing Contest for the Calgary Region. This contest was based on percentage of Roadhouse Wing Sales versus total deli sales for the month of the promotion. Holly and her team fea-tured Wing Wednesday and Wacky Wing Weekends as well as having a couple va-rieties in their hot case daily during the promotion. The deli carries Barbecue, Sweet Thai Chili, Plain, Hot and Honey Garlic Wings on a regular basis.
Congratulations DELI DEPARTMENT!Otter Co-opService Awards
Otter Co-op is extremely proud to be able to
recognize the following staff members as they
achieve their milestone service awards.
These awards were presented at the Annual Staff
Dinner at Newlands Golf & Country Club on
Saturday, May 10.
TEN YEARS
Doug MacIntosh | MECHANIC
Shon Macaulay | FEED
Lauren Thiele | HARDWARE
Martin Andreone | GROCERIES
Ian Senetza | FEED
Christina Metz | MEAT DEPT
Maria Pucek | PETROLEUM
Glynis Macrury | DELI/CAFÉ
Margaret Thomas | HUMAN RESOURCES
Jen Quiring | FAMILY FASHIONS
FIVE YEARS
Cameron Grant | HARDWARE
Karly Wyant | FRASER HEIGHTS GAS BAR
Donna Neilsen | DELI/CAFÉ
Dee Harvey-Sharpe | DELI/CAFÉ
Jerrica Santos | FRASER HEIGHTS GAS BAR
Cindy Hennen | GLOUCESTER GAS BAR
Kelsey Witowich | FAMILY FASHIONS
Beppie Henry | FAMILY FASHIONS
Sarah Kleingeltink | BAKERY
Tyler Wilkinson | FEED
Judy Graham | ADMINISTRATION
Howard Huston | 248TH GAS BARTerry Koffman | ACCOUNTANT
Aliesha Caldwell | 248TH GAS BAR
Hisham Metwally | PHARMACIST
Maurice Berthiaume | FEED
Gordy Foss | PRODUCE
Kate Robson | FEEDPam LangDELI/CAFÉ
TWENTY YEARS
Evelyne HallHARDWARE
FORTY YEARS
Luiza MartensFEED DEPT
Bev Dornan GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Roger HomfeldFEEDMILL
THIRY YEARS
Ian FlattHARDWARE
Mona HollenbeckADMINISTRATION
Pam BrundigePITT MEADOWS
Richard BonneauCONTROLLER
Doreen CornwallFAMILY FASHIONS
Congratulations
to all!
PICTURED HERE: Deli Department Manager Holly Toole & Dee Harvey Deli Senior Clerk
FOR DETAILSVISITRETAILSTORE
The TV Series “The Haunting Hour” was fi lming at Otter Co-op on Monday & Tuesday February 27 & 28.
Pictured here (back row l to r) Otter Co-op grocery department staff members Josh Quiring, Matt Letkeman, Mike Will & Charlie Macklin, (front row l to r) Angela Yeo, Kirby Dyck, Jen Dunphy, actor Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future), Grant Rowe, Mike Senger, (Canadian actor) Mitchell Kummen and Cindy Bockhodt.
The The Haunting Hour!Haunting Hour!
President’s Message:
As we begin a new year in 2012, Otter Co-op is proud to be
celebrating 90 years of success in the Lower Mainland.
And what a great year to be celebrating this milestone, as the
United Nations has proclaimed 2012 to be the International
Year of Co-operatives. Our members can be proud of the rich
history of the Otter Co-op, and I encourage you to
take a few minutes and read all about it on our website at
www.ottercoop.com.
Our continued success is indeed a co-operative team
celebration. It can be credited to you, our loyal members purchasing goods and
services; both past and present. As well, the success is part of a great effort on our staff’s
part, in providing that great, friendly service that members have come to expect and
enjoy. And also credit to the management and board of past and present, in setting
goals and direction for the Co-ops’ success for years to come.
A couple of highlights that I am especially proud of when talking about Otter, is the fact
that all profi ts generated by the Co-op stay right here in our communities, as opposed
to going off to some head offi ce in Toronto or outside the country. Whether it be
profi ts allocated to members in equity and cash back, or to the new and upgraded
facilities we are able to invest in throughout the Lower Mainland, or to the literally
hundreds of groups and organizations that Otter provides scholarships, support, and
sponsorship of. Did you know that for many years Otter Co-op has donated well in
excess of $100,000 a year to the many different community groups that we serve?
This is so exciting to be a part of such a successful and community oriented company.
Other positives for me include the fact that Otter Co-op is such a diverse company,
with business opportunities in feed, food, hardware, petroleum, pharmacy, and car
washes. We also have a leased facility with Tim Horton’s. It is this diversifi cation that
positions us well for the future, and helps in “not keeping all your eggs in one basket”
in this challenging economic time. There is no doubt that Otter Co-op has a bright
future, and I am honored to be your president at the start of this anniversary year. I look
forward to seeing many of you at our annual meeting in May. Until then, we hope to
see you at the Co-op!
Frank Hauzer OTTER CO-OP PRESIDENT
Frank Hauzer President
In August of 1999 Oscar the Otter arrived at Otter Co-op.
For many years the customers were greeted by Oscar at the entrance or the Kids' Club
members received a visit at their party's. It was quite comical to watch the look on the
children's and adults faces as they wondered where the voice was coming from. Was
there someone inside there? No, then how can they be asking me these questions or even sometimes know my
name? Oscar was great fun for many years. Since we now have our mascot “Cooper" and he is more mobile we thought we should fi nd a new home for Oscar where more people will get to enjoy him. You
will be happy to know he is not too far away as on Wednesday, February 29, 2012, he moved to the Vancouver Zoo in
Aldergrove. The staff at the zoo were very excited to have Oscar and will take great care of him there.
Zoo staff in photo: Darlene Gabel, Menita Prasad, Jody Henderson.
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90 Years OF SERVING THE COMMUNITYOOOOOOFFFFFF SSSSSSEEEEEERRRRRRVVVVVVIIIIIINNNNNNGGGGGG TTTTTTHHHHHHEEEEEE CCCCCCOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMUUUUUUNNNNNNIIIIITTTTTYYYYYY
Did you know? Betty White &
Beatrice Arthur (Golden Girls), Telly Savalas (Kojak), Judy Garland (The Wizard of Oz), Jack Klugman
(The Odd Couple, Quincy M.E.), are just
a few celebritiesborn in 1922.
Did you know? February 5, 1922
was the fi rst issue of Reader’s Digest?
Did you know? July 9, 1922 Johnny
Weissmuller swims the 100 meters freestyle in 58.6 seconds breaking a world swimming record and the
minute barrier and that he is the original Tarzan.
Part Time Administration Clerk
ALDERGROVE
Full Time Feed Truck DriverALDERGROVE
Part Time Produce ClerkABBOTSFORD
Part or Full Time Pharmacy Technician
ALDERGROVE
Please reply to: Barb Ruscheinski – Human Resources Manager, Otter Co-op Box 4200 3600-248 St Aldergrove, B.C. V4W 2V1
$25 OTTER CO-OP GIFT CARDPLEASE JOIN IN AS WE CELEBRATE OUR 90TH ANNIVERSARY Were you born in 1922 and are celebrating your 90th Birthday this year? Were you, your parents or grandparent’s members’ way back when and would like to share a great Co-op story or photo? We would love to hear from you. If your story or photo is published in an upcoming issue of News & Views you will receive a $25 gift card.
r
NEWS& viewsviewsOtter Co-op ~ Celebrating
90 Years in Our CommunitiesAll the Best to You from Jack Nicholson
COMMUNITYserving our
Jack Nicholson General Manager
General Manager’s Message
Our 2011/12 fi scal year end has just taken place on
Saturday, March 3; and what a year it has been! Otter
Co-op is proud to announce that we have achieved
record sales, and although we are still fi nalizing bottom
line results, we are quite confi dent that it will also prove
to be a record year for bottom line savings. While
at the time of this writing we are still compiling our
yearend fi gures, we do know that our sales this past
year grew in excess of 21.5%, ending the year at $154,919,309 million. Our
last record was in 2010, with total sales of $127.5 million. That is a fantastic
accomplishment we can all be proud of.
I am privileged to be your general manager, and to be a part of such a
successful organization. Members, employees, and board of directors can
all be proud of the many accomplishments we have been able to make,
such as new facilities being opened, facility upgrades at current locations,
and expanded services and products throughout our organization. We are
also very proud of our Kid’s Club, the many social activities and events that
are put on by the Otter Co-op, and the scholarships and donations that we
participate in throughout the communities in which we serve that amount to
over $125,000 this past year. Wow, talk about your member benefi ts! And of
course we continue to have our very successful equity and cash back program
to members. Otter Co-op is well positioned to continue moving ahead into the
future, and we are excited to begin our new fi scal year and meet the challenges
that are ahead. None of these results could be possible without the continued
patronage and support of you, the shoppers at Otter Co-op. Remember to
mark your calendars for Thursday, May 31, the date of our Annual General
Meeting, where we will discuss in detail the past years’ results, you can learn
the work of the board of directors, socialize with other co-op members and
shoppers, and hear some of the exciting plans for the future. Until then, have a
safe spring season, and I look forward to seeing you at the Co-op!
Jack NicholsonGENERAL MANAGER
The Otter Co-op Deli recently won the Roadhouse Wing Contest for the Calgary Region. This contest was based on percentage of Roadhouse Wing Sales versus total deli sales for the month of the promotion. Holly and her team fea-tured Wing Wednesday and Wacky Wing Weekends as well as having a couple va-rieties in their hot case daily during the promotion. The deli carries Barbecue, Sweet Thai Chili, Plain, Hot and Honey Garlic Wings on a regular basis.
Congratulations DELI DEPARTMENT!Otter Co-opService Awards
Otter Co-op is extremely proud to be able to
recognize the following staff members as they
achieve their milestone service awards.
These awards were presented at the Annual Staff
Dinner at Newlands Golf & Country Club on
Saturday, May 10.
TEN YEARS
Doug MacIntosh | MECHANIC
Shon Macaulay | FEED
Lauren Thiele | HARDWARE
Martin Andreone | GROCERIES
Ian Senetza | FEED
Christina Metz | MEAT DEPT
Maria Pucek | PETROLEUM
Glynis Macrury | DELI/CAFÉ
Margaret Thomas | HUMAN RESOURCES
Jen Quiring | FAMILY FASHIONS
FIVE YEARS
Cameron Grant | HARDWARE
Karly Wyant | FRASER HEIGHTS GAS BAR
Donna Neilsen | DELI/CAFÉ
Dee Harvey-Sharpe | DELI/CAFÉ
Jerrica Santos | FRASER HEIGHTS GAS BAR
Cindy Hennen | GLOUCESTER GAS BAR
Kelsey Witowich | FAMILY FASHIONS
Beppie Henry | FAMILY FASHIONS
Sarah Kleingeltink | BAKERY
Tyler Wilkinson | FEED
Judy Graham | ADMINISTRATION
Howard Huston | 248TH GAS BARTerry Koffman | ACCOUNTANT
Aliesha Caldwell | 248TH GAS BAR
Hisham Metwally | PHARMACIST
Maurice Berthiaume | FEED
Gordy Foss | PRODUCE
Kate Robson | FEEDPam LangDELI/CAFÉ
TWENTY YEARS
Evelyne HallHARDWARE
FORTY YEARS
Luiza MartensFEED DEPT
Bev Dornan GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Roger HomfeldFEEDMILL
THIRY YEARS
Ian FlattHARDWARE
Mona HollenbeckADMINISTRATION
Pam BrundigePITT MEADOWS
Richard BonneauCONTROLLER
Doreen CornwallFAMILY FASHIONS
Congratulations
to all!
PICTURED HERE: Deli Department Manager Holly Toole & Dee Harvey Deli Senior Clerk
FOR DETAILSVISITRETAILSTORE
The TV Series “The Haunting Hour” was fi lming at Otter Co-op on Monday & Tuesday February 27 & 28.
Pictured here (back row l to r) Otter Co-op grocery department staff members Josh Quiring, Matt Letkeman, Mike Will & Charlie Macklin, (front row l to r) Angela Yeo, Kirby Dyck, Jen Dunphy, actor Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future), Grant Rowe, Mike Senger, (Canadian actor) Mitchell Kummen and Cindy Bockhodt.
The The Haunting Hour!Haunting Hour!
President’s Message:
As we begin a new year in 2012, Otter Co-op is proud to be
celebrating 90 years of success in the Lower Mainland.
And what a great year to be celebrating this milestone, as the
United Nations has proclaimed 2012 to be the International
Year of Co-operatives. Our members can be proud of the rich
history of the Otter Co-op, and I encourage you to
take a few minutes and read all about it on our website at
www.ottercoop.com.
Our continued success is indeed a co-operative team
celebration. It can be credited to you, our loyal members purchasing goods and
services; both past and present. As well, the success is part of a great effort on our staff’s
part, in providing that great, friendly service that members have come to expect and
enjoy. And also credit to the management and board of past and present, in setting
goals and direction for the Co-ops’ success for years to come.
A couple of highlights that I am especially proud of when talking about Otter, is the fact
that all profi ts generated by the Co-op stay right here in our communities, as opposed
to going off to some head offi ce in Toronto or outside the country. Whether it be
profi ts allocated to members in equity and cash back, or to the new and upgraded
facilities we are able to invest in throughout the Lower Mainland, or to the literally
hundreds of groups and organizations that Otter provides scholarships, support, and
sponsorship of. Did you know that for many years Otter Co-op has donated well in
excess of $100,000 a year to the many different community groups that we serve?
This is so exciting to be a part of such a successful and community oriented company.
Other positives for me include the fact that Otter Co-op is such a diverse company,
with business opportunities in feed, food, hardware, petroleum, pharmacy, and car
washes. We also have a leased facility with Tim Horton’s. It is this diversifi cation that
positions us well for the future, and helps in “not keeping all your eggs in one basket”
in this challenging economic time. There is no doubt that Otter Co-op has a bright
future, and I am honored to be your president at the start of this anniversary year. I look
forward to seeing many of you at our annual meeting in May. Until then, we hope to
see you at the Co-op!
Frank Hauzer OTTER CO-OP PRESIDENT
Frank Hauzer President
In August of 1999 Oscar the Otter arrived at Otter Co-op.
For many years the customers were greeted by Oscar at the entrance or the Kids' Club
members received a visit at their party's. It was quite comical to watch the look on the
children's and adults faces as they wondered where the voice was coming from. Was
there someone inside there? No, then how can they be asking me these questions or even sometimes know my
name? Oscar was great fun for many years. Since we now have our mascot “Cooper" and he is more mobile we thought we should fi nd a new home for Oscar where more people will get to enjoy him. You
will be happy to know he is not too far away as on Wednesday, February 29, 2012, he moved to the Vancouver Zoo in
Aldergrove. The staff at the zoo were very excited to have Oscar and will take great care of him there.
Zoo staff in photo: Darlene Gabel, Menita Prasad, Jody Henderson.
e
he
chIn
the Otter arrivFor mby O
memwas
chiw
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a2
NEW HOME FOR OSCAR THE OTTER!
he moved to the Vancouver Zoo inff at scar
bel,on.
90 Years OF SERVING THE COMMUNITYOOOOOOFFFFFF SSSSSSEEEEEERRRRRRVVVVVVIIIIIINNNNNNGGGGGG TTTTTTHHHHHHEEEEEE CCCCCCOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMUUUUUUNNNNNNIIIIITTTTTYYYYYY
Did you know? Betty White &
Beatrice Arthur (Golden Girls), Telly Savalas (Kojak), Judy Garland (The Wizard of Oz), Jack Klugman
(The Odd Couple, Quincy M.E.), are just
a few celebritiesborn in 1922.
Did you know? February 5, 1922
was the fi rst issue of Reader’s Digest?
Did you know? July 9, 1922 Johnny
Weissmuller swims the 100 meters freestyle in 58.6 seconds breaking a world swimming record and the
minute barrier and that he is the original Tarzan.
Part Time Administration Clerk
ALDERGROVE
Full Time Feed Truck DriverALDERGROVE
Part Time Produce ClerkABBOTSFORD
Part or Full Time Pharmacy Technician
ALDERGROVE
Please reply to: Barb Ruscheinski – Human Resources Manager, Otter Co-op Box 4200 3600-248 St Aldergrove, B.C. V4W 2V1
$25 OTTER CO-OP GIFT CARDPLEASE JOIN IN AS WE CELEBRATE OUR 90TH ANNIVERSARY Were you born in 1922 and are celebrating your 90th Birthday this year? Were you, your parents or grandparent’s members’ way back when and would like to share a great Co-op story or photo? We would love to hear from you. If your story or photo is published in an upcoming issue of News & Views you will receive a $25 gift card.
dial directDid you know you can bypass the switchboard and dial direct to the following departments?Administration 604 856 2517 | Petroleum: 604 607 6912 | Feed: 604 607 6901
With a Tim Hortons 26474 56th Ave, Aldergrove, B.C. (604) 856 6676
Hours:5am-11pm 7 Days/ Week
incl Stat Holidays
Fraser Heights Gas Bar
16788 104 Ave.Surrey, BC
(604) 582-2517Hours:
Mon-Fri 5am-11pmSat/Sun/Stat Hols
6am-11pmPITT MEADOWS 12343 Harris Road
Pitt Meadows(604) 465 5651
Hours:Mon-Fri
9am-5:30pmSaturday 9am-5pm Sunday 10am-4pmClosed on Statutory
Holidays
GLEN MOUNTAIN PRODUCE
2618 McMillan RoadAbbotsford
(604) 851 9636Hours
Mon-Sat 7am-8pmSunday 10am-6pm
GLEN MOUNTAIN PHARMACY
2596 McMillan RoadAbbotsford
(604) 851 9654 Hours
Mon-Fri 9am-6pmSaturday 9am-5pmClosed Sundays &
Holidays
You’ll find us here:PHARMACY
WellnessClinic
with a Life Coach & Fitness Consultant
New at Otter Co-op!
Call 604-607-6934 for your Wellness Clinic
appointment today.
Otter Pharmacy Staff Glen Mountain Pharmacy Staff
At the PharmacyAt the Pharmacy...On the spot A1c testing with Certifi ed Diabetes Educator April 11th, 11 am - 3 pm (Otter location only).
Must register/book appointment with the Pharmacy. We now have two locations to serve you. Watch for upcoming clinics.
PHARMACIESPHARMACIES
• Full Prescription Service• Full line of vitamin supplements• Ostomy Supplies • Home Health Care• Free blood pressure testing • Free blister packing• True Rewards: Become a Co-op Member
today & participate in the dividend program
Otter Co-op Pharmacy604 607 6934
Glen Mountain Pharmacy604 851 9654
ottercoop.com
coming eventsKids’ Club Party
• Good Friday April 6 | 10am-2 pm
2 Day Hardware/Family Fashions Scratch Sale • Friday & Saturday | April 6-7
Otter Pharmacy A1c Testing • April 11 | 11am-3pm
Ladies Night • Saturday April 14 (tickets go on sale April 1)
3 Day Hardware/Family Fashions Scratch Sale • Thursday-Saturday | April 26-28
Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast• Saturday, May 12 | 8am-11am
Nominations for Board of Director - Close • Close Wednesday, May 16 | 5pm
Fashions 3 Day Coupon Sale• Saturday-Monday | May 19-21
Did you know?Otter Co-op is now selling Westeel Commercial & Farm Fuel Tanks?
There are a variety of sizes available.For more information please contact our Petroleum Department
at 604 607 6911.
90 Years OF SERVING THE COMMUNITYOFOFOFOFOFOF SSSSSSERERERERERERVVIVIVIVIV NGNGNGNGNGG TTTTHEHEHEHEHEHE CCCCCCOMOMOMOMOMOMMUMUMUMUMUMUNINININ TYTYTYTYY
Did you know?January 11, 1922 was
the fi rst successful insulin treatment of Diabetes in Canada
