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Co-op NewsSummer 2010

A publication for Calgary Co-op members

Meet YourDirectors

Calgary Co-opKids Zone

White Hat Awards

Managing Editor

Cindy Drummond

Calgary Co-operative Association Limited

#110, 151 - 86 Avenue SE

Calgary, Alberta T2H 3A5

403-219-6025

www.calgarycoop.com

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does not form or imply any legal or other obligations

with readers. The information in this publication is public

information. While we strive for accuracy, it is possible that the

information in this publication may contain errors or omissions

and we disclaim any liability for any such errors or omissions.

Calgary really comes alive in the summer; it’s the season

that offers something for everyone.

If you are a person who enjoys a peaceful, backyard

barbeque with a few close friends or someone who prefers

fireworks and festivals surrounded by many, you can enjoy

both in Calgary and we have plenty of suggestions for you

and your family. See Events on page 4.

If you are staying in town with the kids this summer, you will

want to plan a day trip, pack a picnic and head down to the new

Calgary Co-op Kids Zone at the Calgary Zoo. The entire family

is sure to enjoy watching the menagerie of colourful animals

passing by on the new children’s carousel. Pictures on page 5.

Barbeque in the backyard or picnic in the park, whichever you

choose this summer, Calgary Co-op has everything you need to

make your summer delicious! From marinated meats to perfectly

ripened fruits, it’s all in store for you today. See page 6 for some

tasty ideas. Enjoy!

Cindy Drummond, Managing Editor

Regular ItemsEditorial 2

From our Board 3

From our CEO 3

Events 4

Marketing 8

Price Matters 9

FeaturesFocus on Fresh 6

Development 7

InformationNews Bites 10

Celebrating Employees 11

Summer ContentsCo-op NewsSummer – the

season of freshness!

Our Vision To be the premier shopping destination in the communities we serve.

Our Mission To provide outstanding service, quality products, superior facilities

and exceptional value.

Our Values Integrity, Respect, Commitment, Leadership, Community

Production Teams

During September and October, your Calgary

Co-op board of directors will be hosting

our annual Meet Your Directors events in all

Calgary Co-op food centres.

This event gives you, our member-owners,

an opportunity to talk with us and to ask

questions about your Calgary Co-op. We

always welcome the opportunity to speak

with our member-owners and look forward to

seeing you when you stop by to visit with us

during these events.

Planning is also underway for our 54th annual

general meeting to be held on March 9, 2011, as

well as for the director election. This year, we

are seeking qualified candidates for three board

positions, all for three year terms. We encourage

any member who is considering standing for

election for the board of directors to obtain a

copy of the 2011 Director Election Handbook,

which will be available in Calgary Co-op food

centres and on www.calgarycoop.com

starting mid-September. The handbook

provides important information about the

role of a director, eligibility, the nomination

process, important deadlines for the election,

and other important dates. Information will

also be published in the fall and winter editions

of Co-op News.

Your board also looks forward to seeing many

of our senior members at our annual Seniors’

Day event at Heritage Park on August 24. See

page 5 for event and ticket information.

On behalf of the Board of Directors

Stuart Cantrill, Board Chair

It’s one thing to talk about doing our best to

provide our member-owners with outstanding

service, quality products, superior facilities

and exceptional value, but we also deliver on

this promise.

We take pride in our employees and the

excellent customer service they provide

every day, so it is no surprise that two of our

employees, Carmela Russo and Kirstie Davies,

recently won White Hat awards. Carmela was

honoured with the Mayor’s White Hat Award,

an achievement over and above all categories,

while Kirstie received a coveted White Hat

Award for Retail Service Excellence. We

congratulate them on their achievements and

also extend congratulations to all of our other

employees who were nominated for a White

Hat Award this year (see page 10).

In addition to providing excellent customer

service, we recognize that our member-owners

expect us to provide great quality products

at a great price and to support Canadian

growers at every opportunity, which we do

well. For example, naturally grown and ripened

tomatoes are delivered to our stores within 24

hours of being picked at Paradise Hill Farm in

Nanton. Being locally owned allows us to seek

out the freshest products for delivery to our

stores as soon as they become available.

We are also committed to providing you with

the best fresh quality products and grocery

variety at a competitive price. The weekly price

checks we conduct of our main competitors

confirms that our prices are the same and, in

many cases, better than their prices. See page

9 for a summary of our weekly price checks

during June. When you shop at Calgary Co-op,

you not only support a locally owned company,

you are assured of getting fresh quality

products at a great price!

N. Deane Collinson

From our CEO

From our Board

Back row L-R: Barry Ashton, Lisa Wise (Board Secretary),

Roy Goodall, Randy Kott, Stuart Cantrill (Chair), Rick Smith.

Front row L-R: Johanna Bates, Terry Geib (Vice Chair),

Myra D’Souza Kormann.

The Board of Directors welcomes member calls and comments by calling 403-219-6040

and leaving a message. The Board member you want to speak with will call you back.

Co-op News Summer 2010 | 3

A Hole in One!Calgary Co-op hosted its 17th Annual Charity Golf Classic on June 9th at

Heritage Pointe Golf and Country Club. The Fan 960’s Mike Richards and

team got the morning started by broadcasting their morning show, live

from Heritage Pointe. This year’s tournament began with dark skies and

high wind warnings. Within a couple of hours it was really raining hard,

but the torrential rain and raging wind couldn’t dampen the spirits of our

dedicated golf teams. Many golfers braved all 18 holes! Thank you to

Fan 960 and our golfers for making this day a success.

Our tournament raised over $230,000 bringing the grand total raised

since 1993 to over $3.3 million! This year’s recipients are the Calgary

Zoological Society for the new Calgary Co-op Kids Zone and the Alberta

Children’s Hospital for their Bring in the Clowns program.

On behalf of everyone at Calgary Co-op, we extend a special thank you to

all of the sponsors who made this event possible. Without their help and

continuing support, we simply would not be able to raise the outstanding

amount of funds we do for deserving local charities. Thank you as well

to the professional staff at Heritage Pointe, and to our hardworking Golf

Classic Committee and other volunteers for putting on such a fun and

worthwhile event.

Calgary Co-op Whole Health ChallengeCongratulations to all of the participants in this year’s Calgary Co-op

Whole Health Challenge! Over 1,400 members signed up for the 12 week

challenge with goals of making healthy lifestyle choices to improve their

overall health and fitness levels. The successes and achievements of

the participants were incredible! Each participant completed six mini-

challenges, and many attended motivational seminars on goal setting

such as exercise, running, walking and smoking cessation. Our pharmacies

worked with participants to chart their progress and to keep everyone

motivated. Our Grand Finale was held at the Olympic Oval on May 8th

with gold, silver and bronze medals awarded in both the men and women

categories along with some fantastic prizes. A medal was also awarded

to the winner of the Calgary Co-op Employee category.

Thank you to all of our participants and partners in the Calgary Co-op Whole

Health Challenge, including the Calgary Weight Management Centre, The

Running Room, Calgary Flames, CrossFit Calgary, Optimum Performance

Training, Allegro Cheese, Pfizer, Olympic Oval, University of Calgary, Team

Tri Life, Calgary Herald, Westjet, Healthwave Diagnostechs, XL 103 FM,

Resorts of the Canadian Rockies and CTV.

Be sure to watch for the next Calgary Co-op Whole Health Challenge,

which promises to be bigger and better in 2011!

Events

Calgary Co-op Golf Classic Committee

L-R: Colin Donoghue, Heather Desouki, Trinh Bui,

Gina Hutchens, Onanta Forbes, Mario Perrier,

Sarah Boutron, Wendy Bulbuck

L-R: Calgary Co-op Vice President, Jeff Ambrose, Jennifer K. (Employee Winner), Scott B. (Men’s Bronze

Medalist), Ben R. (Men’s Silver Medalist), Karen H. (Women’s Silver Medalist), Beth V. (Women’s Gold

Medalist), Heather D. (Women’s Bronze Medalist), Calgary Co-op CEO Deane Collinson.

Not shown: Al P. (Men’s Gold Medalist).

4 | Co-op News Summer 2010

Calgary Co-op Kids ZoneOn June 11th, the Calgary Zoo and Calgary Co-op officially unveiled the

new Calgary Co-op Kids Zone at the Zoo. Calgary Co-op is proud to be the

exclusive sponsor of this new family-fun area, which features the first wildlife

figurine carousel in western Canada, a new toddler play area and a train

station for the children’s Zoo train.

Next time you visit the Zoo, be sure to take a ride on the carousel and

look for the Calgary Co-op mascot, our very own Co-oparoo. She is one of

the many hand-carved animals you can choose to ride!

This summer, take your family and friends to experience the new Calgary

Co-op Kids Zone at the Calgary Zoo!

Sizzl in’ Up Your Summer

It’s not breakfast in bed, but it is close... Calgary Co-op and Breakfast

Television could be broadcasting breakfast from your backyard! You

supply the family and friends and we will supply everything else for a

breakfast you won’t forget. PLUS we’ll leave you with a cooler full of

Calgary Co-op Summer Grillin’ Meats, other picnic goodies and a snazzy

portable bbq. Total prize package worth over $350!

Stop by any Calgary Co-op food centre for an entry form for your chance

to win this incredible prize package! Visit www.calgarycoop.com for all

the details or to enter online, and Breakfast Television and Calgary Co-op

could be in your backyard!

Draft Horse Town Calgary Co-op was a major sponsor of the new Draft Horse Town at the

Stampede grounds this year, which included a “Calgary Co-op General Store”.

Thousands of visitors took advantage of the opportunity to visit Draft

Horse Town and met Belgians, Clydesdales, Percherons and Shires; the

mighty horses that helped build the West. We also sponsored the

winning team in the Draft Horse Competition!

This was a great opportunity to develop a new partnership with The

Calgary Stampede and to show support for our community. Thanks for

coming out!

Seniors’ Day 2010The annual Calgary Co-op Seniors’ Day event will take place at Heritage

Park on August 24th. The event will start at 11:30 a.m., with lunch service

beginning at 12:00 noon and ending by approximately 1:15 p.m. Because

our event is being held in August, the Park will be open to other visitors,

which means all park attractions will be open for your enjoyment!

Tickets are $10.00 each (including gst) and go on sale at all Calgary Co-op

customer service offices in early August. Hurry, this popular event sells out

fast, so tickets are limited to a maximum of two tickets per senior member.

The event goes ahead sun, rain or otherwise! Watch for posters in our food

centres or visit Events at www.calgarycoop.com for details.

For those of you requiring Calgary Transit, there will be a bus traveling

between Heritage Station and Heritage Park. Look for the Heritage Park

shuttle (#502). For times and other info call 403.262.1000 or check out

the Calgary Transit website www.calgarytransit.com for details.

Gauge and SaveCalgary Co-op gas bars are partnering with the Calgary Region Airshed

Zone for its “Gauge and Save Program”, which raises awareness about

how properly inflated tires can increase fuel efficiency – something of

interest to all of us!

CRAZ volunteers will be visiting 16 Calgary Co-op gas bars over three weeks

beginning July 28th to talk with our members and customers about how

to check tire pressure and other maintenance tips that can help save you

money! Visit www.calgarycoop.com for dates and gas bar locations.

Meet Your DirectorsCalgary Co-op’s annual Meet Your Directors event will take place during

September and October. This event gives you the opportunity to talk

face-to-face with your elected board of directors about your co-operative.

For a list of locations, dates and times, please visit www.calgarycoop.com

and watch for in store posters starting in August.

Bowl for KidsThanks Calgary! As the proud sponsor of this 19

th annual event, we were

proud to learn that this event raised over $285,000 for the kids!

Jayson takes his daughters Adrianna and Sabrina for a ride on the new

carousel, part of the Calgary Co-op Kids Zone at the Calgary Zoo.

Left to Right on carousel: Cindy Drummond, Donna Burn,

Jeff Ambrose, Sarah Boutron, Wilf Harms, Terry Geib, Deane Collinson.


FreshWhen it’s hot outside, you want to keep it cool inside, so forget pre-heating the

oven and get fired up to grill outdoors. This summer, barbequing has never been

easier thanks to Calgary Co-op. On your way home from work, or before you

have to pick up the kids, just stop by your favourite Calgary Co-op and choose

from a fabulous selection of our delicious marinated or seasoned grilling items.

You can have roasted red pepper chicken kabobs on Monday, fresh western

Canadian 100% beef burgers on Tuesday and Greek pork back ribs on Wednesday.

With 27 varieties, your meal possibilities are endless!

Look for these great selections in the meat department at your local Calgary

Co-op Centre.

Support Canadian Growers and ProducersBecause what we eat is a fundamental part of our lives, Calgary Co-op is

committed to supporting Canadian growers and producers. Our bold, new

signs will help you choose Canadian products and support local growers

and producers.

Just Add FruitThere is nothing better on a hot summer day than grazing on the multitude

of fresh fruit that is available only during these warm months. At Calgary

Co-op, we realize that the quality of your summer fruit is paramount, so we’re

bringing the fruit stand to you! Our fruit stand houses delectable cherries,

juicy peaches and sweet nectarines, just to name a few. And while these

beauties are more than appetizing on their own, try the following recipe with

stone fruit fresh from Calgary Co-op.

Focus on

Thril l to Gri l l

Source: eatcaliforniafruit.com

1 peach, pitted

1 plum, pitted

1 nectarine, pitted

1-2 jalapeno peppers,

stemmed and seeded

1/4 cup minced red onion

2 tablespoon minced cilantro

1 tablespoon lime juice

Cut each piece of fruit into 8 slices. Place fruit and jalapenos on a

well-oiled grill over medium heat and cook for a few minutes on each side to lightly char. Let cool, then chop and place in a medium bowl with onion, cilantro and lime juice. Stir to combine. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.

Grilled Peach, Plum & Nectarine Salsa

Makes 6 Servings Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 20 to 25 minutes


Wines & Spirits StoresRenovations at our Taradale Wines & Spirits location are now complete.

Customers will enjoy this larger facility, the new interior décor, walk-in beer

cooler and expanded product selection. Planning for renovations to our

Beddington Wines & Spirits location is currently taking place and will see some

of the same changes incorporated. We’ve also recently opened our 5,000

square foot Kingsland Wines & Spirits Store at 6709 Macleod Trail SW.

Residents around our Crowfoot location will be glad to hear that our new

Wines & Spirits store is currently under construction. When complete, the

location will include all the products and services you’ve come to know and

trust. At the same time, the Oakridge Wines & Spirits location will be moving

from inside our Oakridge Centre mall to its own stand alone location across

the parking lot from the centre. Watch for both of these locations to open

this fall!

Gas Bar and Car WashesOur Crowfoot and Shawnessy gas bars have begun work on major underground

fuel storage upgrades. These upgrades will increase the fuel storage capabilities

at these locations and will add a diesel offering to all fuel pumps at Crowfoot.

We appreciate your patience while we make these necessary upgrades.

Planning continues for our new stand alone gas bar in the northwest community

of Panorama Hills. The site is located on the corner of 14th Street and Panatella

Boulevard NW. Watch for updates in future issues of Co-op News.

Food Stores and Pharmacy NewsRenovations are now complete at North Hill, Brentwood and Village Square

centre pharmacies. All three centres now offer new prescription pick up and

drop off areas. Brentwood and Village Square also have a private consultation

room available where our pharmacists can talk with their customers about

health matters.

Planning continues for our new site in High River. The site is located on the

south side of town at the corner of 12th Avenue SE and 1st Street SE in the new

Montrose housing and commercial subdivision being constructed by Dundee

Developments. Our gas bar is slated to open in early 2011, with the food centre

opening in late 2012.

Development


MarketingShinefest 2010 On August 28th, Canada

Olympic Park will host the

very first ShineFest Canada!

ShineFest combines a

music and entertainment

festival just for families, as well as

activities throughout the day that will be a

summer delight! This full day festival offers

family-friendly artists and groups including

the Doodlebops, Bobs & Lolo, Mission Six, The

Rubyz, Paige Armstrong and more! There is

also a “Parenting on Purpose” seminar just

for parents, led by Youth Specialties speaker,

Marv Penner.

Your day pass includes COP climbing activities,

SpiderWeb, face-painting, mini golf, petting

zoo, Eurobungy, bouncy houses and more!

Tickets are on sale until August 27th only at

Calgary Co-op customer service offices and

www.shinefest.ca. Get your tickets today!

Regular Admission

Family (of four) $70 plus gst*

Individual $21 plus gst

*Each additional family member is $21 plus gst.

GlobalFestDon’t miss this explosive

celebration of cultural

diversity, featuring

the breathtaking

International Fireworks

Competition and

OneWorld Festival showcasing 24

cultural pavillions, spectacular entertainment

and delicious food from 12 ethnic food kiosks.

Get your GlobalFest 2010 general admission

tickets and GlobalPasses now!

General admission tickets are only $12.50 if

you purchase them before July 31st

(ticket price increases to $15 each starting

August 1st). While quantities last, you

can also purchase a GlobalPass for $50 before

July 31st (GlobalPass prices increase to $62.50

each starting August 1st). Admittance to all

GlobalFest events is free for children five years

of age and under when accompanied by an

adult. No exchanges or refunds. Visit

www.globalfest.ca for more information. All

prices include gst.

Calaway Park Advantage TicketsMissed out on getting

a Calaway Park Season

Pass? Don’t fret! Pick

up a Calaway Park

Advantage Ticket until

September 7th. For

only $15 (plus gst),

you’ll get all the rides and fun you can handle.

Passes are transferable and valid any one day

of the 2010 season. Passes are valid for ages

3+. Admission is free for children age 2 and

under. Visit www.calawaypark.com. No other

discounts apply.

Shakers

Check out Shakers Fun Centre, the largest

year-round entertainment centre in Calgary.

For only $99.95 (plus gst) you will receive

four unlimited day passes and four delicious

value meals. Enjoy two go cart tracks, laser tag,

climbing tower, 18 hole mini golf course, huge

indoor playground and more! Visit

www.shakerscalgary.com.

ReggaeFest August 21, 2010

Calgary’s ReggaeFest isn’t just for Reggae fans.

It’s a full day family event that transcends

racial, cultural and musical boundaries, with live

performances from international Reggae artists.

Tickets are on sale now at any Calgary Co-op

food centre.

Tickets are $30 for adults (ages 18-59), and

$15 for Youth (ages 13-17) and Seniors (ages

60+). Prices include gst. Kids 12 and under get

in free when accompanied by an adult.

Please see www.reggaefest.ca for further

information.

Value Plus Partners

Calaway Park

The Calgary Zoo

Canadian Rockies Chalets

General Paint

Johnson Inc. Insurance

Riley and McCormick Western Stores

Shakers Fun Centre

ULS Maintenance & Landscaping Inc.

For member-only offers and discounts, visit our Value Plus Partners and present your

Value Plus card or key tag when you make a purchase. For details about offers, visit

www.calgarycoop.com or drop by customer service for a brochure.


Price Matters

JUNE 1, 2010 JUNE 11, 2010 JUNE 14, 2010Calgary Co-op Safeway Sobey’sProducts

-6.50

Total BEFORE

Calgary Co-op Patronage Return

TOTAL TOTAL

$199.90 $201.21 $193.99TOTAL

Calgary Co-op Safeway Sobey’sProducts

Calgary Co-op Safeway Sobey’sProducts

JUNE 25, 2010Calgary Co-op Safeway Sobey’sProducts

JUNE 29, 2010Calgary Co-op Safeway Sobey’sProducts

-4.91

Less Patronage Return

of 3.25% (based on 2009

Patronage Return rate)

Total BEFORE


TOTAL TOTAL

$151.12 $152.49 $152.36TOTAL

-6.54

Total BEFORE


TOTAL TOTAL

$201.26 $198.29 $192.86TOTAL

-5.13

Total BEFORE


TOTAL TOTAL

$157.76 $163.13 $167.51TOTAL

-5.66

Total BEFORE


TOTAL TOTAL

$174.20 $177.49 $181.53TOTAL

TOTAL$146.21 TOTAL

$194.72


of 3.25% (based on 2009



of 3.25% (based on 2009


TOTAL$193.40


of 3.25% (based on 2009


TOTAL$168.54


of 3.25% (based on 2009


TOTAL$152.63

Our prices measure up...Every day, Calgary Co-op offers you the freshest meat, produce, bakery and deli items combined with

the best customer service in Calgary...all at a competitive price!

Here’s the Proof!

Each week, we randomly select 50 products and check our prices against

the prices offered by our major competitors. As you can see from our

price checks in June, Calgary Co-op is more than competitively priced.

As a locally owned and locally operated grocery

store, we know the importance of providing you

with great products, great service and great

prices. Here are just a few things we are doing

to give you great value:

• Offer the freshest produce as soon as it is

available and at the peak of perfection.

• Support local and Canadian growers at every

opportunity.

• Offer weekly sales and promotions including

our Value Price Every Day prices, in-store

specials, Warehouse Sales weeks and our

extremely popular 10 for 10 sales.

Come into our 23 stores and see for yourself.

We have lowered the price on 1000 of our top

selling items giving you over 3,500 value priced

items everyday, including low prices on milk,

bread, butter and eggs!


BitesNews

Consumer Choice Awards - Best of the FoothillsCongratulations to our Okotoks Gas Bar for being chosen twice in this year’s Okotoks Western Wheel Reader’s Choice

Awards! For the category Best Car Wash, we placed silver and for Best Gas Station, we received the gold award! Thank you

to all those who voted in this year’s Western Wheel Readers’ Choice Awards and for making Calgary Co-op your top choice!

Second Quarter Interim Financial Highlights (Unaudited)

(All $ amounts in millions) Apr. 17/10 Apr. 18/09

(12 Weeks) (12 Weeks)

Sales $469.9 $459.7

Net Earnings $ 14.6 $ 17.1

Cash flow from operating activities $ 21.2 $ 23.3

(before changes in non-cash working capital)

Year to date total sales of $469.9 million were $10.2 million ahead of the

previous financial year sales of $459.7 million. Net earnings for the first

24 weeks were $14.6 million versus $17.1 million last year. Cash flow from

operating activities before changes in non-cash working capital decreased by

$2.1 million to $21.2million.

Did you know that in 1947, Bill Herron, a local

oilman, and his family wore white hats to the

Calgary Stampede Parade? His family won “best

dressed” that year and the demand for white

hats exploded.

Don Mackay, who was then the mayor of Calgary

and a fan of cowboy hats himself, decided to

present the white hats as gifts to visiting dignitaries.

Sixty years later, Smithbilt Hats continues to

make the famous white hats that are used

each year at the Honorary White Hat Awards

to recognize individuals and organizations that

have shown a long-term commitment to the

hospitality and tourism industry, and have

strengthened Calgary’s reputation as a world-

class city.

Calgary Co-op is proud to announce our winners

and nominees!

Congratulations

to Carmela Russo

from our North Hill

Centre for winning

the Mayor’s White

Hat Award – an

achievement over and

above all categories.

Congratulations to

Kirstie Davies from

our Beddington

Centre for winning

the White Hat

Award for Retail

Service Excellence.

Congratulations to all of the other nominees

from Calgary Co-op:

• Stella Chin, Beddington Centre

• Maureen Lamoureux, South Trail Crossing

• Pauline Pearson, Oakridge Centre

• Gail Dolecki, South Trail Crossing Gas Bar

• Karen Wood, West Springs Centre

• Nikki Morrissey, Forest Lawn Centre Pharmacy

• Holly Fung, Beddington Centre

• Stanley Kwong, Beddington Centre

• Marilyn Radke, Richmond Road Centre

• Mike Scott, Downtown Gas Bar

• Roni Roulston, Taradale Centre

Reduce, Re-Use and Recyle! When you use canvas tote bags or re-use your plastic bags when grocery shopping at

Calgary Co-op food centres, you can earn a 3¢ per bag credit that you can apply to your

grocery purchase or donate to one of our designated charities. As the result of your

generosity, the Calgary Humane Society recently received a cheque for $11,811 while STARS

will receive $12,797.55! Thank you! Our designated charity for July to September is the Tom

Baker Cancer Centre. (All funds donated at our Airdrie and Strathmore centres go to the

food banks in those communities.)

Honorary White Hat Awards 2010

Monte Greenshields, General Manager of Resource Development and

Sarah Boutron, Manager Communications


CelebratingEmployees

5 Years

Front L-R: Caroline Young, Siew-Fung Yek, Louise Cormier,

Samantha Knowles, Craig Mauthe and Peter Greenway.

Back L-R: Douglas Greene, Pavel Kagan, Michael Klemenz and

Garry Neill.

Not in picture: Amanda Liedtke, Christian Petersen, Chung Quach,

Danielle Muys, Dara Fensky, Darren Lange, Elizabeth Ponce, Elyse

Popko, Engjellushe Suku, Erin Luken, Erin Strong, Jackie Semeniuk,

Jonathan Mackenzie-Grieve, Lyle Christie, Michael Seth, Mike

Michi, Quinn Gibson, Robert Hayes, Roza Majdzadeh Naeini, Sandy

Mitschke, Shawna Brown, Shyut-Moi Chong, Timothy Shaw and

Zenaida Gajes.

10 Years

Front L-R: Gaye Flexhaug, Priscilla Estrada, Lynda Moore, Brenda

Mazzer, Sylvia Kowalenko and Lee Star.

Back L-R: Neil Primeau, Deborah Bergquist, Paula Harley, Wendy

Scheidl, Robin Kearns and Warren Edye.

Not in picture: Anna Noel, Barbara Hoiberg, David Boyce,

David Joyce, Jarett Mcnabb, Laura Dube, Luisa Domingues,

Paul Luft, Paul Stefaniuk, Phuong Nguyen, Robert Collins, Scott

Knox, Sheri Glover, Sherry Davidson, Simon Scott and Susan

Chaproniere.

15 Years

Back L-R: Jason Phypers, Mike Noseworthy, Jonathan Van Engelen,

Angela Brose, Alice Shultz, Gloria Thickett, Christine Hagel and

Shawn Pratt.

Front L-R: Karen Dolson, Julieta Cormier, Ramona Berglund,

Jasminka Busuladzic, Stacey Hudson, Bonnie Bentley, Lynne Labbe

and Giuliana Mckeeman.

Not in picture: Carol Corriveau, Carol Skaaning, Cecilia Linstead,

Cecylia Niedzielska, Chris Berndt, Clint Refvik, Dana Horne,

Deborah Hennessey, Derek Tapp, Emmanuel Duvette, Eva

Wright, Guilbert Pasion, Guillermo Escobar, Jared Parrish, Karen

Dalrymple, Kevin Black, Mary Robertson, Michelle Robillard,

Shawna Magee, Tajia Gaudet, Ted Lach and Terry Negenman.

20 Years

Front L-R: Catherine Golbourn, Deborah Warkentin, Judith Olson,

Shelley Winters, Karie Mariani, Jayson Boutron, Chris Long, Janice

Faas, Darcy Bolin and Paula Boland.

Back L-R: Lyneen Bridger, Brock Martin, Rick Ell, Shawn Jacks,

Kata Ceko, Derek Coombs, Jan Christiansen, Thiry Woo and Wilf

Harms.

Not in picture: Beverley R Garside, Cindy Brookwell, Dale Latimer,

Eric Vorgaard, Frances Baumgart, Gurbakash Samra, John

Labrecque, Karen Deadmarsh, Lanette Grilus, Mark Klassen, Nancy

Davis, Nina Shimonov, Peppi Hagel, Rita Dicampli, Robin Burden,

Russell Portsmouth, Sandy Jensen, Scott Smathers, Shawn Yuers

and William Gee.

25 years

L-R: Marion Kaiser, Kathryn A. Odegnal, Sheila Ronaghan ,

Deborah Demarsh, Kim Engel, Heather Desouki

Not in picture: Patricia Rose, Debbie Becker, Denise Senger,

Catherine Smith and Robin Yuen

30 years

L-R: Brad Rankin, Gregory Walters, Cecila Di Capua, Patricia

Saucier. Jozef Horvat

Not in picture: Clifford Marcy, Louise Chisholm, Jeffrey Hagen,

Richard Stech, Deborah Price, Shaun Stehr, Julie Tam

Congratulations to all of our employees celebrating service anniversaries! Thank you for your dedication and commitment to Calgary Co-op.

35 years

L-R: Douglas Scott and Barry Heinrich.


NORTHEAST

Beddington Centre, 8220 Centre Street N.E ............................................403-299-4445

Gas Bar 403-299-4380

Pharmacy 403-299-4418

Monterey Centre, 2220 - 68 Street N.E .....................................................403-299-2600

Pharmacy 403-299-2606

North Hill Centre, 540 - 16 Avenue N.E .....................................................403-299-4276

Gas Bar 403-299-4277

Pharmacy 403-299-4273

Taradale Centre, 6520 Falconridge Boulevard N.E .................................. 403-299-4012

Gas Bar 403-299-4013

Pharmacy 403-299-4016

Village Square Centre, 2520 - 52 Street N.E .............................................403-299-5332

Gas Bar 403-299-4377

Pharmacy 403-299-5334

Travel 403-299-4401

NORTHWEST

Brentwood Centre, 4122 Brentwood Road N.W ......................................403-299-4311

Gas Bar 403-299-4312

Pharmacy 403-299-4308

Creekside Centre, 12000 Symons Valley Road N.W ............................... 403-299-4491

Gas Bar 403-299-4424

Pharmacy 403-299-4474

Crowfoot Centre, 35 Crowfoot Way N.W .................................................403-299-5353

Gas Bar 403-299-5355

Pharmacy 403-299-5350

Travel 403-216-4500

Dalhousie Centre, 5505 Shaganappi Trail N.W ........................................ 403-299-4331

Gas Bar 403-299-4332

Pharmacy 403-299-4329

Hamptons Centre, 1000 Hamptons Drive N.W ........................................403-299-6711

Gas Bar 403-299-6716

Pharmacy 403-299-6713

Travel 403-299-5414

Montgomery Gas Bar, 4608 - 16 Avenue N.W .........................................403-299-2602

Rocky Ridge Centre, 11595 Rockyvalley Drive N.W ................................403-299-5450

Gas Bar 403-299-5497

Pharmacy 403-299-5454

SOUTHEAST

Copperfield Gas Bar, 15566 McIvor Blvd. S.E .............................................403-299-4113

Deer Valley Centre, 1221 Canyon Meadows Drive S.E. .........................403-299-4350

Gas Bar 403-299-4351

Pharmacy 403-299-4347

Downtown Gas Bar, 1111 - 1 Street S.E ...................................................... 403-299-4261

Eastfield Gas Bar, 5250 - 50 Avenue S.E ....................................................403-299-4443

Forest Lawn Centre, 3330 - 17 Avenue S.E ...............................................403-299-4470

Gas Bar 403-299-4371

Pharmacy 403-299-4467

Heritage Towne Centre Gas Bar , 6 Heritage Gate S.E ........................... 403-299-4341

Macleod Trail Centre, 8818 Macleod Trail S.E ...........................................403-299-4292

Gas Bar 403-299-4293

Pharmacy 403-299-4289

Quarry Park Centre, 163 Quarry Park Blvd. S.E ........................................403-203-4825

Pharmacy 403-203-4838

South Trail Crossing Centre, 4307 - 130 Avenue S.E .............................. 403-257-7272

Gas Bar 403-257-7260

Pharmacy 403-257-7243

Travel 403-257-7247

SOUTHWEST

Kingsland Gas Bar, 6905 Macleod Trail South ...........................................403-299-4110

Midtown Market, 1130 - 11 Avenue S.W ...................................................403-299-4257

Pharmacy 403-299-4255

Oakridge Centre, 2580 Southland Drive S.W ...........................................403-299-4355

Gas Bar 403-299-4280

Pharmacy 403-299-5374

Travel 403-299-5316

Richmond Road Centre, 4940 Richmond Road S.W ...............................403-299-4490

Gas Bar 403-299-4374

Pharmacy 403-299-4487

Travel 403-299-4370

Shawnessy Centre, 250 Shawville Boulevard S.W ...................................403-299-4426

Gas Bar 403-299-4422

Pharmacy 403-299-4439

Travel 403-299-4130

West Springs Centre, 917 - 85 Street S.W .................................................403-299-4151

Gas Bar 403-299-4407

Pharmacy 403-299-4420

AIRDRIE CENTRE

2700 Main Street.............................................................................................. 403-912-3700

Gas Bar 403-912-3711

Pharmacy 403-912-3703

OKOTOKS

Gas Bar, 111 - 31 Southridge Drive ..............................................................403-995-4573

STRATHMORE CENTRE

Food Store, 320 Second Street ......................................................................403-934-3121

Pharmacy 403-934-6632

Gas Bar, 715 Wheatland Trail ........................................................................403-934-3044

OUT OF TOWN TRAVEL CUSTOMERS

Toll free.................... ..................................................................... ..................1-800-360-3572

Travel Call Centre................ .................................................. ...........................403-299-4144

CALGARY CO-OP HOME HEALTH CARE LIMITED

9309 Macleod Trail South ..............................................................................403-252-2266

Quarry Park, 430 - 163 Quarry Park Blvd. S.E ..........................................403-203-4830

Richmond Road, 4938 Richmond Road S.W .............................................403-299-4488

Locations

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