Why should I become a Member of the Carman Co-op ? Picture of our Current Shopping Centre that carries a complete line of Groceries, Meat, Produce, Baked.

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Why should I become a Member of the Carman Co-op ? Picture of our Current Shopping Centre that carries a complete line of Groceries, Meat, Produce, Baked Products, and Deli Items.

Be an owner of a local business Share in the profits of the Co-op Profits stay in the Community Cash equity payouts (over $1.2 Million in 2009) The Co-op supports local clubs and charities Shop in Modern Facilities at competitive prices with small town service. Picture of our Current Gas Bar that carries Diesel and Gasoline Products through both Pumps and Cardlock Facilities. Eligible customers can also purchase dyed products through the Cardlock. Oils, Lubricants and Vehicle Accessories are available. The Gas Bar also features a full line of ready to eat foods and convenience grocery items.

Be a part of promotions such as Member only sales. Picture is of Current Home Centre that carries Hardware and Building Materials.

What does a membership Cost? $10.00 buys you one share in the Co-op. The $10.00 goes to your equity account and activates your membership. When you close the membership you get the $10.00 back plus your share of accumulated profits while a member! A Copy of a Boyne Co-op Membership Certificate (the predecessor to the Carman Co-op) from 1945.

WHERE DO I BUY MY MEMBERSHIP? MEMBERSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE ADMINSTRATION OFFICE. OR FROM OUR TREHERNE BRANCH. Picture of Carman Co-op in the 1960’s. Thank-you for your interest!