NEWS & VIEWSDEC 2014 | FOOD FEED PHARMACY HARDWARE FASHIONS GAS BARS PETROLEUM | ottercoop.com

Food BankASK ABOUT THE GOOD BYE TO HUNGER BAGS

Once again we will be preparing the Good Bye to Hunger Bags. These bags are fi lled with an assortment of groceries for families that visit the Food Bank. We have prepared $5 $10 $20 grocery bags and would be happy to make up any amount requested. These Good Bye to Hunger Bags are convenient and always much needed by our local Food Banks. These bags are located by Customer Service in the Retail Centre. Ask any of our cashiers as they would be happy to assist you. Let’s All Do Our Part to Help the Local Food Bank. Thank you for your continued support.

REMEMBERING JOHN WATT

1931-2014

John became a member of Otter Co-op in 1966. He ran for the Board of Directors in 2003 and served three terms which ended in 2009. During those years John served as Board President twice. After taking the mandatory one year off, John ran again in 2010 and received another three year term and then again in 2013 where he received the one year term which ended in May of 2014.

John felt the Co-op was an excellent store and enjoyed the friendly helpful attitude of the staff. He said the feeling one gets in the store is terribly important to make the Co-op a desirable place to shop. He felt the patronage refund was a very nice bonus as well. When chairing the elec-tions committee John took the job very seriously in trying to recruit or fi nd out why someone took an interest in running for the Otter Co-op Board, always trying to promote the best for Otter Co-op. He was also a very valued member of the Fi-nance Committee.

John was one of those people that you meet in your life that you don’t forget. He would often stop by my offi ce to pick up his Director mail and share stories about his past adventures, his family or his trav-els with his wife Mary. He was usually gone just as quickly, but not before he asked about my family or making sure all was well with me. I will miss answering my phone to hearing his booming voice, “Mrs. Mc. How are you? Followed by a short conversation and then he was done, “ok bye bye.” It always left me smiling.

On behalf of everyone at Otter Co-op I would like to extend our deepest Sym-pathy to John’s wife Mary and the en-tire Watt Family. John was a dedicated Member, Director and Friend. He will be greatly missed.

Merilee McAuley,Executive Assistant to the General Manager

Pictured here at the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of our Progress Way Gas Bar is Manager Jaymie Lockhurst and Acting Chilliwack Mayor Jason Lum.

Stay Warm This Winter!Sign up for automatic delivery on your home heating oil and receive a $25 credit/year for the next fi ve years. That’s $125 credit to you! For more information contact our Petroleum Department Aldergrove: 604 607 6912 or Chilliwack: 1 855 668 2667. $25 Bonus if signed up by January 1, 2015. Some Conditions Apply.

And Chilliwack makes NINE!Jaymie came to work at Otter in November of 2012 with a back-ground in C-Stores & Gas Bars. Jaymie also took the FCL Gas Bar Management Training Program and just this morning (December 8) successfully opened Otter’s ninth Gas Bar at 44046 Progress Way in Chilliwack. Congratulations Jay-mie!

Sherry has been with Otter Co-op since 1999. She started as a cashier and worked her way to the Customer Service Manager. Sherry recently took the Gas Bar Manager Training Program and has taken on the role as Manager of Otter’s eighth Gas Bar location at 30419 Blue Ridge Drive, Abbotsford. Congratulations Sherry! This location offers a convenience store, gas and diesel as well has a Pizza 24 location which offers great pizza at a great price.

Mt. Lehman Gas Bar makes EIGHT!

FROM EVERYONE AT OTTER CO-OP!

It was a beautiful sunny morning , the perfect setting for the Grand Opening of our new Bulk Petroleum/Gas Bar facility in Chilliwack. General Manager Jack Nicholson welcomed everyone in attendance and thanked them for coming to share in the opening of this $17 million facility. The project started with the purchase of the property in 2012 and then the ground breaking ceremony in February of 2014 to the opening December 8, 2014. Federated Co-operatives Ltd District Director Doug Potentier was present to say a few words as well as the Acting Mayor of Chilliwack, Jason Lum. You will fi nd an Oil Warehouse, Bulk Storage, Cardlock, Gas Bar/Convenience Store and offi ces at this facility. Otter Co-op is still looking for a tenant for a 1400 sq. ft. rental outlet to join us. It took a lot of people to make this project open today and we would like to say a big “Thank You” to Greg Hallett – Petroleum Division Manager, Mike Will – Retail Division Manager and their entire team. Congratulations!

Otter Co-op Comes to Chilliwack

It was another fun fi lled Easter Party with approximately 500 Kids’ Club Members and their families in attendance. The ever popular petting zoo put on by Langley Beef & Swine Club was a busy spot as was the horse and wagon rides by Rocking Horse Carriage from Aldergrove. Madame Butterfl y created balloon art along with other face painters and entertainers. Addi-tionally there was cupcake decorating, popcorn and many game stations with a prize at every booth. If you know someone that has not yet reached their twelfth birthday and is not a Kids’ Club Member have them come to the administration offi ce or sign up online and join today. Benefi ts include a cookie on every visit to the store as well as a treat from the cashiers goodie container. All Kids’ Club events are free to attend!

NEWS & VIEWSPRESIDENT’S MESSAGERecently your Co-op was honoured to

have earned two very important awards from the Langley Chamber of Commerce. We were awarded both the “Community Impact Award” and the “Business of the Year Award”. These awards indicate the high esteem the Otter Co-op is held in by the local business community.

Shortly after these awards were announced I was asked by a long time member, “Why did we receive these awards? “What did we do to deserve this honour”. This question made me realize we rarely make it known how much your co-op contributes in the way of charity giving and support services to the community.

Each month approximately thirty local groups, clubs, schools etc. receive support for their activities. We support all 4H clubs year round and actually sponsor four Otter clubs, and have for many years. We now give ten ($1000) scholarships annually which help students to further their education. Otter Co-op has supported the school lunch program in the Langley School District for many years as well. We are now hosting a Food & Friends 55+ lunch program the second and fourth Mondays of the month. This is all in addition to our well attended summer berry socials, chicken dinners, senior dinners and Kids’ Club programs. These are only a few of the charities and activities we support, the list could go on and on. It is seldom that Otter Co-op does not contribute greatly to any good cause.

Our interest in giving back to our community has been made possible due to our business success. We have had four record sales years in a row and are heading for a fi fth. This is only possible and will remain possible because of our member’s loyalty to the Co-op.

Next time you are out shopping I would ask you to think of who else gives as much back to their members and their community.

The Co-op is our members and its our members who make it what it is. Please continue to support the Co-op and ask your friends to join and support our various enterprises. In that way we will always be able to be community minded and supportive to community organizations.

GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE

It’s hard to believe that Christmas is just around the corner, this year has fl own by much too quickly at Otter! It was a challenging and exciting year, with the opening of two new gas bar and convenience store locations in Abbotsford, and the opening of our gas bar, convenience store, cardlock, bulk plant and offi ces in Chilliwack just this month.

We are part way through our fi scal year, as our year end is not until the end of February. After week 38, our sales are at $138.6 million; which is $8.9 million ahead of last year at the same time, or an increase of 6.8%. We are well on our way to a fi fth year of consecutive record sales, something we can all be proud of in this economy. Much of our growth is in new store sales, and our membership continues to grow throughout the Lower Mainland. We have also had success in growing our feed operation sales located in Armstrong, a location that we purchased last year.

Several exciting items to share with you include Otter Co-op receiving the Langley Chamber of Commerce Community Impact Award, and the Large Business of the Year Award. These were achieved through the hard work and dedication of our entire team, which also includes you, our loyal shoppers. Every time you make a purchase at Otter, you are growing our sales and bottom line results, which in turn assists us in serving the needs of the communities in which we operate. Otter Co-op is very proud of the donations and sponsorships we are able to provide to the community, which are all a direct result of the continued success that we have all played a part in making. As well, Otter Co-op made the top 100 Businesses in BC in 2014, and recently moved to #67 on the list of Top 100 Most Profi table Businesses in BC.

Some of our plans for 2015 include a signifi cant upgrade of the Retail Centre on 248th and Fraser Highway, continued plans with upgrading our cardlock facility on 248th, and we continue to work towards building a new gas bar and convenience store on Highway 11 between Mission and Abbotsford.

I am extremely proud of the team we have here at Otter, from the Board of Directors to our employee group, and you the members. We have had several of our team successfully complete manager training programs this past year, and it is great to see the many opportunities that are available to those looking for a career in retail, and being able to offer it through the Co-op.

I’d like to take this opportunity to once again thank all of our hard working team that continue to embrace change at Otter, and continue us on our path of growth and increased services to our members. These ever changing economic and competitive times can be challenging, and our team is always ready and willing to step up and take on new opportunities to benefi t our member/owners. Your Co-op Board and employees continue to work diligently on keeping Otter the growing, diverse, and profi table business it needs to be for our members, and we look forward to serving you well into the future.

On behalf of everyone here at the Co-op, all the best to you and your family, and I wish you a very Merry Christmas, and all the best for the New Year.

DECEMBER 2014 | ottercoop.com

Kids’ Club Easter PartySERVING OUR COMMUNITY

Dick MayerOTTER CO-OP BOARD PRESIDENT

Jack NicholsonOTTER CO-OP GENERAL MANAGER

Pictured here (l. to r.) Otter Co-op General Manager Jack Nicholson, Practicum Student Devan Christian, Otter Co-op Board President Dick Mayer and Langley Hospice Society Adult Bereavement Coordinator Shivani Kaushik. Your donations from the Raspberry Social amounted to $902 and we were very pleased to be able to donate them to the Langley Hospice Society.

Merry Christmas!

You asked and we listened!NEW LAYER FEEDYou asked and we listened!! The fi rst of our Nature's Blend line of feeds, available just in time for holidays. A scientifi cally formulated blend of premium Canadian grains providing maximum nutrition without adding any GMO Corn, Soy Meal or Canola Meal. This diet is fortifi ed with additional vitamins and minerals for excellent shell quality. High energy levels for maximum production and egg size. For further information contact our feed division manager or our nutritionist.

Pi d h (l ) O C G l M J k Ni h l P i S d

Ladies’ NightAT THE OTTER CO-OPWe had a fantastic turnout to our Ladies’ Night at the Otter Co-op this year! We sold 237 tickets and raised $2370 for the Relay for Life and cancer research! It was a very enjoyable evening for all. Guests enjoyed receiving goody bags, a fashion show, upbeat music, witty commentary, delicious Co-op Gold appetizers, a chance to win amazing door prizes and discounts on fashions. Oh, and don’t forget the fi remen! Reviews of the evening were all so positive that we can’t wait to do it again next year!

Seniors NightTURKEY DINNERTuesday, November 25 was the Seniors Night Turkey Dinner. Deli/Café Manager Holly and her team hosted three sold out seating’s of Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings. Luiza Martens from our Feed Division led the choir and Santa even stopped by for a visit and handed out goody bags. A great time was had by all!

CongratulationsOTTER CO-OP GAME DAY GIVEAWAY

We recently ran a Cadbury Chocolate Bar Contest Exclusive to Otter Co-op Food and Convenience Stores. For every Cadbury Family Size Bar (100g) purchased you received an entry to win one of two 60” Televisions! The two lucky winners were Melissa Polywkan and Don Bennett. Congratulations to both of our winners and thank you to everyone for your participation. Don Bennett shared with us that he would be giving his television to his brother who had recently been diagnosed with cancer.

Christmas ParadeDOWNTOWN LANGLEY On Saturday December 6 Cooper (Casey Reid) and handler (Jade Reid) participated in the Langley Christmas Parade.

Business Excellence AwardsOTTER CO-OP WINS BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Otter Co-op’s General Manager Jack Nicholson was very proud to have accepted the Large Business of the Year Award and the Community Impact Award on behalf of Otter Co-op. These awards were presented at the recent Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce 2014 Business Excellence Awards Gala.

Pictured here (l. to r.) Don Bennett and Assistant Grocery Manager Samantha Phillips.

Pictured here (l. to r.) Otter Co-op Marketing Coordinator Kelsey Vurdela & middle Melissa Polywkan & family.

It was another fun fi lled Easter Party with approximately 500 Kids’ Club Members and their families in attendance. The ever popular petting zoo put on by Langley Beef & Swine Club was a busy spot as was the horse and wagon rides by Rocking Horse Carriage from Aldergrove. Madame Butterfl y created balloon art along with other face painters and entertainers. Addi-tionally there was cupcake decorating, popcorn and many game stations with a prize at every booth. If you know someone that has not yet reached their twelfth birthday and is not a Kids’ Club Member have them come to the administration offi ce or sign up online and join today. Benefi ts include a cookie on every visit to the store as well as a treat from the cashiers goodie container. All Kids’ Club events are free to attend!

NEWS & VIEWSPRESIDENT’S MESSAGERecently your Co-op was honoured to

have earned two very important awards from the Langley Chamber of Commerce. We were awarded both the “Community Impact Award” and the “Business of the Year Award”. These awards indicate the high esteem the Otter Co-op is held in by the local business community.

Shortly after these awards were announced I was asked by a long time member, “Why did we receive these awards? “What did we do to deserve this honour”. This question made me realize we rarely make it known how much your co-op contributes in the way of charity giving and support services to the community.

Each month approximately thirty local groups, clubs, schools etc. receive support for their activities. We support all 4H clubs year round and actually sponsor four Otter clubs, and have for many years. We now give ten ($1000) scholarships annually which help students to further their education. Otter Co-op has supported the school lunch program in the Langley School District for many years as well. We are now hosting a Food & Friends 55+ lunch program the second and fourth Mondays of the month. This is all in addition to our well attended summer berry socials, chicken dinners, senior dinners and Kids’ Club programs. These are only a few of the charities and activities we support, the list could go on and on. It is seldom that Otter Co-op does not contribute greatly to any good cause.

Our interest in giving back to our community has been made possible due to our business success. We have had four record sales years in a row and are heading for a fi fth. This is only possible and will remain possible because of our member’s loyalty to the Co-op.

Next time you are out shopping I would ask you to think of who else gives as much back to their members and their community.

The Co-op is our members and its our members who make it what it is. Please continue to support the Co-op and ask your friends to join and support our various enterprises. In that way we will always be able to be community minded and supportive to community organizations.

GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE

It’s hard to believe that Christmas is just around the corner, this year has fl own by much too quickly at Otter! It was a challenging and exciting year, with the opening of two new gas bar and convenience store locations in Abbotsford, and the opening of our gas bar, convenience store, cardlock, bulk plant and offi ces in Chilliwack just this month.

We are part way through our fi scal year, as our year end is not until the end of February. After week 38, our sales are at $138.6 million; which is $8.9 million ahead of last year at the same time, or an increase of 6.8%. We are well on our way to a fi fth year of consecutive record sales, something we can all be proud of in this economy. Much of our growth is in new store sales, and our membership continues to grow throughout the Lower Mainland. We have also had success in growing our feed operation sales located in Armstrong, a location that we purchased last year.

Several exciting items to share with you include Otter Co-op receiving the Langley Chamber of Commerce Community Impact Award, and the Large Business of the Year Award. These were achieved through the hard work and dedication of our entire team, which also includes you, our loyal shoppers. Every time you make a purchase at Otter, you are growing our sales and bottom line results, which in turn assists us in serving the needs of the communities in which we operate. Otter Co-op is very proud of the donations and sponsorships we are able to provide to the community, which are all a direct result of the continued success that we have all played a part in making. As well, Otter Co-op made the top 100 Businesses in BC in 2014, and recently moved to #67 on the list of Top 100 Most Profi table Businesses in BC.

Some of our plans for 2015 include a signifi cant upgrade of the Retail Centre on 248th and Fraser Highway, continued plans with upgrading our cardlock facility on 248th, and we continue to work towards building a new gas bar and convenience store on Highway 11 between Mission and Abbotsford.

I am extremely proud of the team we have here at Otter, from the Board of Directors to our employee group, and you the members. We have had several of our team successfully complete manager training programs this past year, and it is great to see the many opportunities that are available to those looking for a career in retail, and being able to offer it through the Co-op.

I’d like to take this opportunity to once again thank all of our hard working team that continue to embrace change at Otter, and continue us on our path of growth and increased services to our members. These ever changing economic and competitive times can be challenging, and our team is always ready and willing to step up and take on new opportunities to benefi t our member/owners. Your Co-op Board and employees continue to work diligently on keeping Otter the growing, diverse, and profi table business it needs to be for our members, and we look forward to serving you well into the future.

On behalf of everyone here at the Co-op, all the best to you and your family, and I wish you a very Merry Christmas, and all the best for the New Year.

DECEMBER 2014 | ottercoop.com

Kids’ Club Easter PartySERVING OUR COMMUNITY

Dick MayerOTTER CO-OP BOARD PRESIDENT

Jack NicholsonOTTER CO-OP GENERAL MANAGER

Pictured here (l. to r.) Otter Co-op General Manager Jack Nicholson, Practicum Student Devan Christian, Otter Co-op Board President Dick Mayer and Langley Hospice Society Adult Bereavement Coordinator Shivani Kaushik. Your donations from the Raspberry Social amounted to $902 and we were very pleased to be able to donate them to the Langley Hospice Society.

Merry Christmas!

You asked and we listened!NEW LAYER FEEDYou asked and we listened!! The fi rst of our Nature's Blend line of feeds, available just in time for holidays. A scientifi cally formulated blend of premium Canadian grains providing maximum nutrition without adding any GMO Corn, Soy Meal or Canola Meal. This diet is fortifi ed with additional vitamins and minerals for excellent shell quality. High energy levels for maximum production and egg size. For further information contact our feed division manager or our nutritionist.

Pi d h (l ) O C G l M J k Ni h l P i S d

Ladies’ NightAT THE OTTER CO-OPWe had a fantastic turnout to our Ladies’ Night at the Otter Co-op this year! We sold 237 tickets and raised $2370 for the Relay for Life and cancer research! It was a very enjoyable evening for all. Guests enjoyed receiving goody bags, a fashion show, upbeat music, witty commentary, delicious Co-op Gold appetizers, a chance to win amazing door prizes and discounts on fashions. Oh, and don’t forget the fi remen! Reviews of the evening were all so positive that we can’t wait to do it again next year!

Seniors NightTURKEY DINNERTuesday, November 25 was the Seniors Night Turkey Dinner. Deli/Café Manager Holly and her team hosted three sold out seating’s of Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings. Luiza Martens from our Feed Division led the choir and Santa even stopped by for a visit and handed out goody bags. A great time was had by all!

CongratulationsOTTER CO-OP GAME DAY GIVEAWAY

We recently ran a Cadbury Chocolate Bar Contest Exclusive to Otter Co-op Food and Convenience Stores. For every Cadbury Family Size Bar (100g) purchased you received an entry to win one of two 60” Televisions! The two lucky winners were Melissa Polywkan and Don Bennett. Congratulations to both of our winners and thank you to everyone for your participation. Don Bennett shared with us that he would be giving his television to his brother who had recently been diagnosed with cancer.

Christmas ParadeDOWNTOWN LANGLEY On Saturday December 6 Cooper (Casey Reid) and handler (Jade Reid) participated in the Langley Christmas Parade.

Business Excellence AwardsOTTER CO-OP WINS BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Otter Co-op’s General Manager Jack Nicholson was very proud to have accepted the Large Business of the Year Award and the Community Impact Award on behalf of Otter Co-op. These awards were presented at the recent Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce 2014 Business Excellence Awards Gala.

Pictured here (l. to r.) Don Bennett and Assistant Grocery Manager Samantha Phillips.

Pictured here (l. to r.) Otter Co-op Marketing Coordinator Kelsey Vurdela & middle Melissa Polywkan & family.

You’ll fi nd us here

OTTER CO-OP BOARD MEMBERS:Dick Mayer ................................................................PRESIDENTLarry Jantzen .................................. 1ST VICE PRESIDENTSusan Dodd .............................................................................SECRETARYDorothy Anderson ..........................PAST PRESIDENT

Martin Power • Kent Strobel • Frank HauzerMaria Pucek • Angie McDougall

Administration 604.856.2517 | Petroleum 604.607.6912

Feed 604.607.6901 | Hardware 604.607.6909

Bakery 604.607.6920 | Café/Deli 604.607.6921

Produce 604.607.6919 | Meat 604.607.6918

Grocery 604.607.6936 | Pharmacy 604.607.6934

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Pitt Meadows• Part Time Administration Clerk –

must have bookkeeping experience

NEWS & VIEWS DECEMBER 2014 | ottercoop.com

RETAIL CENTRE 604.856.2517

3650 248th St., Aldergrove MON-SUN 8AM-8PM; HOLIDAYS 9AM-6PM

Administration HoursMON-SAT 8AM-6PM; CLOSED SUNDAYS

Post Offi ce HoursMON-SAT 8AM-5:30PM; CLOSED SUNDAYS

Pharmacy HoursMON-FRI 9AM-7PM; SAT 9AM-5PM

SUN 11AM-5PM

FEED STORE / PETROLEUM 3650 248 Street, AldergroveFEED STORE: 604.856.2517PETROLEUM: 604.607.6912

MON-SAT 8AM-5:30PMSUN 9AM-5PM; HOLIDAYS CLOSED

44046 Progress Way, Chilliwack604.793.8400

GAS BARS 248 Street Gas Bar

604.856.701124795 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove

MON-FRI 5AM - 11PM WEEKENDS & STAT HOLIDAYS 6AM-11PM

Gloucester Gas Bar & Tim Hortons604.856.6676

26474 56th Ave., Aldergrove7 DAYS A WEEK & HOLIDAYS 5AM-11PM

Blue Jay Gas Bar & Tim Hortons604.850.7330

2935 Blue Jay Street, AbbotsfordMONDAY – SUNDAY 5AM – 11PM

Ross Road Gas BarMONDAY – FRIDAY 5AM – 11PM

WEEKENDS & STAT HOLIDAYS 6AM – 11PM

Chilliwack Gas Bar604.793.8400

44046 Progress Way, ChilliwackMONDAY – FRIDAY 5AM – 11PM

WEEKENDS & STAT HOLIDAYS 6AM – 11PM

Mt. Lehman Gas Bar604.557.0010

30419 Blueridge Drive, Abbotsford MON-FRI 5AM-11PM

WEEKENDS & STAT HOLIDAYS 6AM – 11PM Ladner Gas Bar

604.940.13226420 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

MON-FRI 5AM-11PMSAT-SUN & HOLIDAYS 6AM-11PM

Fraser Heights Gas Bar 604.582.2517

16788 104 Ave., SurreyMON-FRI 5AM-11PM

SAT-SUN & HOLIDAYS 6AM-11PM

Hatzic Gas Bar 604.826.6421

34981 Lougheed Highway, MissionMON-FRI 5AM-11PM

SAT-SUN & HOLIDAYS 6AM-11PM

PITT MEADOWS CO-OP CENTRE 604.465.5651

12343 Harris Road., Pitt Meadows MON-FRI 9AM-5:30PM; SAT 9AM-5PM; SUN 10AM-4PM; HOLIDAYS CLOSED

GLEN MOUNTAIN PRODUCE

604.851.96362618 McMillan Rd., Abbotsford

MON-SAT 9AM-8PM; SUN 10AM-6PM

GLEN MOUNTAIN PHARMACY 604.851.9654

2596 McMillan Rd., Abbotsford MON-SAT. 9AM – 8:00PM; SUN 10AM – 6:00PM

HOLIDAY HOURS Wed Dec 24 Thurs Dec 25 Fri Dec 26 Wed Dec 31 Thurs Jan 1

Retail Centre 8am-5pm CLOSED 9am-6pm 8am-5pm 9am-6pm

Administration 8am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-4pm CLOSED

Post Offi ce 8am-3pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-3:30pm CLOSED

Pharmacy 9am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 9am-4pm CLOSED

Feed Dept. 8am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-4pm CLOSED

Pitt Meadows 9am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 9am-4pm CLOSED

Petroleum 8am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-4pm CLOSED

GAS BARS Wed Dec 24 Thurs Dec 25 Fri Dec 26 Wed Dec 31 Thurs Jan 1

248th Street 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Gloucester 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 5am-11pm 5am-11pm 8am-11pm

Ross Road 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Fraser Heights 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Ladner 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Hatzic 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Blue Jay 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 5am-11pm 5am-11pm 8am-11pm

Mt. Lehman 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

Chilliwack 5am-8pm 9am-5pm 6am-11pm 5am-11pm 9am-11pm

ABBOTSFORD / Glen Mountain Wed Dec 24 Thurs Dec 25 Fri Dec 26 Wed Dec 31 Thurs Jan 1

Produce 8am-5pm CLOSED 10am-6pm 8am-8pm 10am-6pm

Pharmacy 9am-4pm CLOSED CLOSED 9am-4pm CLOSED

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UNIT 104, 2596 MCMILLAN RD, ABBOTSFORD 604-851-9654 MONDAY-FRIDAY 9AM-6PM | SATURDAY 9AM-5PM

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Holiday HoursHoliday Hours

Coming Events DECEMBER - FEBRUARYBreakfast with Santa December 13 (2 sittings 8:30 – 10:00 am)

3 Day Scratch Sale Hardware and Family Fashions Scratch 10-50% December 12-13-14

Boxing Week Clearance Sale December 20 until December 31 – Christmas Decorations, Boxed Cards, Wrap & Christmas Gift Ware 50% off Regular Price, Toys Clearance 25% Off Regular Price

Kids’ Club Skating Party Sunday December 21 9:45-11:45 Twin Rinks in Langley (Free tickets now available at the Administration Offi ce)

BOGO Sale Friday January 30 & Saturday January 31

3 Day Scratch Sale Hardware & Family Fashions Scratch 10-50% February 19-21