BUSINESS

Lynn Valley Stong’

CHANGES MABE
T@ SUPERMARKET

THE RECENT official
opening of the new Lynn
Valley Stong’s supermarket
brought plenty of changes to
the food retail outlet. But
some things have stayed the
same. And the new store’s
customers just couldn’t be
happier according to Stong’s
manager Mark Wareham.

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Michael Becker

‘“We were able to hire all of the
staff from the Saper Valu that
wanted to come back,”? Wareham
said. Stong’s opened up at the site
after Super Valu closed its doors
early August. Super Valu staff,
many of them long-time employees
at the Lynn Valley store, were un-
sure whether or not they would be
offered employment at the new
store.

But the new Stong’s took on 10
cashiers, three meat cutters, three
meat wrappers, eight grocery
clerks and two produce workers. A
meat cutter, two cashiers and one
produce manager went on to jobs
at other Stong’s stores.

But a lot has changed at the
store besides the name. Said
Wareham: ‘“‘We’ve painted it a lot
brighter. The orange is now aa
off-white. We've put in a deli
counter, a fish counter, a bigger
dairy case, a larger produce sec-
tion, a solid wail of baked goods, a
customer service counter at the
front of the store and new check-
out stands.”’

About 4,509 square feet of retail
space, once dedicated to the

‘former Super Valu store, is ex-
pected to open (pending zoning
approval) as @ provincial liquor
store by Nov. 1.

Said Wareham: ‘People are
glad to see the old staff back and
they really like the store. We've
had a fantastic reaction from
everybody. It's been a good suc-
cess so far.**

Wareham takes on the job of
Lynn Valley Stong’s store manager
after working with the company
for 15 years. He began working

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EVERYTHING IS super at the new Lyan Valley Stong’s. On hand for
the recent official opening ribbon cutting ceremony were (left to right)
acting North Vancouver District mayor Biil Rogers, Evelyn Stong and
Lynn Valley Stong’s store manager Mark Wareham.

with the company as 2 stock boy at
the Deep Cove Stong’s. His most
recent assignment, before heading

the Lynn Valley store, was work-
ing as an assistant manager at the
Dunbar Stong’s outlet.

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