Friday 15 June 2012


What a turn out!  A big thank you to all who came out to our Social Enterprise Centre's grand opening!! 
Below I have posted several pictures of the grand opening, please take a look!
The first set of pictures is of the speeches and the big thank you's that took place that day.  There are also a few photos that I took while doing a walk through on the 2nd floor.  You will notice many familiar faces and see the great crowd of people who came in support of this event! Thank's again to you all for coming out and celebrating with us!  There are also a few photos that I took while doing a walk through on the 2nd floor. Unfortunately the photos didn't all turn out that well so I am missing a few that I would have loved to have shared with you all, but I will make up for that in another post on another day. 
The next set of photos are of many pieces of art created that day.  There was an art table set up with many blank canvases made from scrap cuttings from various BUILD jobs.  Through out the day guests, visitors and workers of the social enterprise centre took a moment to create there own piece of art!  All of these little pieces will be put together to create one great mosaic!! Great idea guys! I can't wait to see the end result!
The last set of photos are of the Pollocks Hardware Co-op warehouse and its great progress!  My favourite one is the one I like to call 'around the water cooler'  its the one where everyone is standing around the new water saving toilet display chatting. :) 
Enjoy! 
Click 'view all images' to view all the photo's and more (one by one or all together) through our photobucket.





The North End Times: Area hardware store keeps hammering away


Here is a great article on our new warehouse at 765 Main!
In the photo is Mike Wolchock, William Wolchock, and Iain Brynjolson, our hard working staff at 765 Main. 
You will also find John Latham at our new location! What a great crew we have here! 
Come say hi, see all that they have accomplished and what we now have in stock.  
Open Monday- Friday 7:30- 4:30  
(Click on image to enlarge to read)                             

Compost Bins are now here at Pollock's Hardware Co-op and there are allot!  Only $30.00 (plus  tax), come at get yours today!
Available at both our 1407 Main St. location and at the 765 Main Street Location.  (please note that we do not accept cash at the warehouse. Cheque, debit or credit card only.)

We are now accepting old paint to be recycled at Pollock's Hardware Co-op.
Drop off you'r old paint cans (full or empty) any time during business hours. Its free of charge!
"This program is operated by Product Care Association on behalf of paint manufacturers and retailers in Manitoba in response to the provincial Household Hazardous Material and Prescribed Material Stewardship Regulation.
Phase One of the Manitoba Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program launched on May 1 , 2012 with household paint (and paint aerosols) and fluorescent lights accepted for recycling across the province. The full Manitoba HHW program will expand later in 2012 (Phase Two) with more household hazardous waste materials accepted for recycling.
Thank you for doing your part to protect the environment!" -http://www.productcare.org/Manitoba
(Residential-use paint only please)
Follow this link for more info on accepted products for recycling: http://www.productcare.org/manitoba-accepted-products
  
Thank you for doing you'r part to keep our environment clean!

We are now accepting Compact Fluorescent Lights and Tubes to be recycled at Pollock's Hardware Co-op.
Drop off you'r CFL's and/or tubes any time during business hours. Its free of charge!
Maximum limit for return at one time is 16 CFLs or fluorescent tubes or a combination of types.
"This program is operated by Product Care Association on behalf of paint manufacturers and retailers in Manitoba in response to the provincial Household Hazardous Material and Prescribed Material Stewardship Regulation.
Phase One of the Manitoba Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program launched on May 1 , 2012 with household paint (and paint aerosols) and fluorescent lights accepted for recycling across the province. The full Manitoba HHW program will expand later in 2012 (Phase Two) with more household hazardous waste materials accepted for recycling.
Thank you for doing your part to protect the environment!" -http://www.productcare.org/Manitoba
(Residential-use only please)
Please follow the link for more info on recycling you'r CFL's:  http://www.productcare.org/manitoba-accepted-products-lights
Thank you for doing you'r part to keep our environment clean!