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WIC Authorized Grocery Stores June 2021 Store Name Address City Milligan's IGA - Stillwater Market 2 South Woodard ABSAROKEE Albertson's #4022 1300 E PARK AVE ANACONDA STOKES MARKET ANACONDA INC 1525 West Park ANACONDA WILSON FOODS 92345 US HWY 93 ARLEE ASHLAND MERCANTILE 104 MAIN ST ASHLAND ALLEN'S MANIX STORE 10 MAIN ST AUGUSTA REYNOLDS SUPERMARKET 216 SHOPPING CENTER DR BAKER TOWN & COUNTRY FOODS - BELGRADE 205 W MADISON AVE BELGRADE Albertson's #9 6999 JACKRABBIT LN BELGRADE BELT VALLEY GROCERY 65 CASTNER ST BELT THE GROCERY STORE 135 JOHANNES AVE BIG SANDY BIGFORK HARVEST FOODS 8111 US HWY 35 BIGFORK LOCKWOOD IGA 1960 OLD HARDIN RD BILLINGS WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1956 2525 KING AVE W BILLINGS WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2923 1649 MAIN ST BILLINGS Albertson's #4025 611 N 27TH ST BILLINGS Albertson's #1227 670 MAIN ST BILLINGS Albertson's #630 2334 CENTRAL AVE BILLINGS Albertson's #38 1212 GRAND AVE BILLINGS Albertson's #4041 3137 GRAND AVE BILLINGS Albertson's #47 511 CENTRAL AVE BILLINGS WINCO FOODS #155 2424 Central Avenue BILLINGS L&P GROCERY INC 215 N Main BOULDER GRAMMA'S MARKET 426 LAREDO RD BOX ELDER JITTER BUGS 105 US HWY 87 SE BOX ELDER TOWN & COUNTRY FOODS 219 N 19TH AVE BOZEMAN SMITH'S FOOD & DRUG #170 1400 N 19TH AVE BOZEMAN WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2084 1500 N 7TH AVE BOZEMAN ROSAUERS FOOD & DRUG CENTER #40 3255 TECHNOLOGY BLVD W BOZEMAN TOWN & COUNTRY FOODS 1611 S 11TH BOZEMAN SAFEWAY #2999 1735 W. MAIN STREET BOZEMAN Albertson's #6 200 S 23RD AVE BOZEMAN WINCO FOODS #160 2913 Max Avenue BOZEMAN VALLEY FOODS 105 N MAIN ST BRIDGER BROADUS IGA 120 South Park BROADUS GLACIER FAMILY FOODS 601 SE BOUNDARY STREET BROWNING TEEPLE'S IGA 209 W Central Avenue BROWNING SAFEWAY #0259 310 W FRONT ST BUTTE SAFEWAY #3279 2500 MASSACHUSETTS AVE BUTTE WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1901 3901 HARRISON AVE BUTTE 468 MARKET 130 1st ST N CASCADE CHARLO GROCERY 56609 HWY 212 CHARLO CHESTER SUPERMART, INC. 1498 US HWY 2 CHESTER FINLEYS FOOD FARM 400 INDIANA CHINOOK RED PAINT CREEK TRADING POST 3527 Monument Peak Road CHINOOK REX'S MARKET 29 1st NE CHOTEAU CIRCLE COUNTRY MARKET 105 TENTH ST CIRCLE CLINTON MARKET 20500 HWY 10 E CLINTON GLENN'S SHOPPING CENTER 504 Miles Ave CLYDE PARK ROSEBUD FOODS 3 Cherry Street COLSTRIP SMITH'S FOOD & DRUG #168 419 NUCLEUS AVE COLUMBIA FALLS SUPER 1 FOODS - COLUMBIA FALLS 2100 9TH ST W COLUMBIA FALLS COLUMBUS IGA PLUS 133 N 5TH STREET COLUMBUS GARY & LEO'S FRESH FOODS 600 S MAIN ST STE 1 CONRAD HOMETOWN MARKET 111 Broadway CULBERTSON Albertson's #33 501 W MAIN ST CUT BANK CUT BANK HARVEST FOODS 601 West Main Street Suite #1 CUT BANK PEOPLE'S HARVEST FOODS 801 N MAIN ST DARBY SAFEWAY #1158 201 N MAIN ST DEER LODGE VALLEY FOODS 711 MAIN ST DEER LODGE SAFEWAY #1581 570 N MONTANA ST DILLON TOWN & COUNTRY FOODS 110 Southside Blvd. DILLON HERITAGE FOOD STORE 109 South Lane Avenue EAST HELENA MADISON FOODS 4939 US HWY 287 N ENNIS MONTANA MARKET 400 DEWEY AVE EUREKA STEIN'S EUREKA MARKET 33 KAYLIN LANE EUREKA R&L EAGLE GROCERY 401 Central Ave FAIRFIELD NEU'S SUPER VALU 303 S Ellery Avenue FAIRVIEW GARY & LEO'S FRESH FOODS 5537 US HWY 93 N FLORENCE PICCHIONI'S IGA - FORSYTH 1026 Main Street FORSYTH RIVER MARKET, LLC 1518 Front Street FORT BENTON FORTINE MERCANTILE 12000 US HWY 93 S FORTINE TRIBAL EXPRESS II 207 Main Street FRAZER BRONC'S GROCERY 16640 Beckwith Street FRENCHTOWN REYNOLDS MARKET 213 KLEIN AVE GLASGOW Albertson's #4012 620 1ST AVE N GLASGOW REYNOLDS MARKET 1014 W BELL ST GLENDIVE Albertson's #4023 307 HARMON ST GLENDIVE SMITH'S FOOD & DRUG #166 1601 MARKET PLACE DR GREAT FALLS WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2455 701 Smelter Ave NE GREAT FALLS POPPY'S MINI-MART 606 15TH ST S GREAT FALLS EVERYDAY IGA 701 1ST AVENUE N GREAT FALLS Albertson's #35 1414 THIRD ST NW GREAT FALLS Albertson's #37 2250 10TH AVE S GREAT FALLS EVERYDAY IGA NORTH 2505 6TH AVE NORTH GREAT FALLS MANITO SUPER 1 FOODS, INC 3160 10th Avenue South GREAT FALLS WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #7199 5320 10th Ave S GREAT FALLS SAFEWAY #3269 101 E MAIN ST HAMILTON SUPER 1 FOODS 1131 N 1ST ST HAMILTON Albertson's #4040 1313 N 1ST ST HAMILTON HAMILTON'S MARKET PLACE 600 South 1st Street HAMILTON REESE & RAY'S IGA - HARDIN 901 North Center HARDIN FORT BELKNAP KWIK STOP 148 Assiniboine Ave HARLEM Albertson's #832 117 S MAIN ST HARLEM MIDTOWN MARKET #2 LLP 207 3rd Ave NE HARLOWTON GARY & LEO'S IGA 730 FIRST ST HAVRE WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #4247 3510 HWY 2 W HAVRE MARTIN'S GROCERY 201 Martin Drive HAYS SUPER 1 FOODS - HELENA 3120 Queen Anne Street HELENA SAFEWAY #1486 611 N MONTANA AVE HELENA VAN'S THRIFTWAY 306 EUCLID AVE HELENA BOB'S VALLEY MARKET 7507 N MONTANA AVE HELENA WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1872 2750 PROSPECT AVE HELENA Albertson's #3004 600 N FEE ST HELENA Albertson's #4008 3151 N MONTANA AVE HELENA WINCO FOODS #152 2995 North sanders Street HELENA BUCK'S GROCERY 210 Main Street HOT SPRINGS CANYON FOODS 8900 US HWY 2 E HUNGRY HORSE JOLIET FOODS 205 Main Street JOLIET RYAN GROCERY & PROCESSING 524 MAIN ST JORDAN SUPER 1 FOODS - KALISPELL 1346 HWY 2 E KALISPELL ROSAUERS FOOD & DRUG CENTER #37 2150 US HWY 93 S KALISPELL SMITH'S FOOD & DRUG #172 195 3RD AVE EN KALISPELL MANITO SUPER 1 FOODS 55 1ST AVE E N KALISPELL WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2259 170 HUTTON RANCH RD KALISPELL Albertson's #18 900 W IDAHO KALISPELL BLACKTAIL GROCERY 105 STONER LOOP LAKESIDE LAME DEER TRADING POST 501 CHEYENNE AVENUE LAME DEER WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #4412 101 BERNHARDT RD LAUREL REESE & RAYS IGA 205 FIRST AVE S LAUREL Albertson's #19 117 W JANEAUX ST LEWISTOWN TOWN AND COUNTRY FOODS - LEWISTOWN 80421 US HWY 87 LEWISTOWN ROSAUERS FOOD & DRUG CENTER #14 703 W 9TH ST LIBBY Empire Foods, LLC 1406 Minnesota Avenue LIBBY D & D FOODTOWN GROCERY 510 MAIN LINCOLN TOWN & COUNTRY FOODS 1217 W PARK LIVINGSTON Albertson's #42 2120 PARK ST S LIVINGSTON LITTLE HORN IGA 100 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODGE GRASS LOLO HARVEST FOODS 11300 US HWY 93 LOLO MALMSTROM AFB COMMISSARY 7228 FOURTH AVE N BLDG 1320 MALMSTROM A F B Albertson's #2013 30 S 3RD ST E MALTA L & F FOOD FARM 106 EAST MAIN ST MANHATTAN REYNOLDS MARKET 2106 VALLEY DR E MILES CITY WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2608 3205 STOWER ST MILES CITY Albertson's #39 519 S HAYNES AVE MILES CITY ORANGE STREET FOOD FARM 701 South Orange Street MISSOULA PATTEE CREEK MARKET 704 SW HIGGINS AVE MISSOULA ROSAUERS FOOD & DRUG CENTER #27 2350 S RESERVE ST MISSOULA WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #3259 3555 MULLAN ROAD MISSOULA WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2147 4000 HWY 93 SOUTH MISSOULA Albertson's #1010 3800 S RUSSELL ST MISSOULA Albertson's #20 2205 OXFORD ST MISSOULA Albertson's #24 1003 E BROADWAY ST MISSOULA Albertson's #43 2230 N RESERVE ST MISSOULA MISSOULA FRESH MARKET, LLC - Broadway 800 West Broadway MISSOULA MISSOULA FRESH MARKET, LLC - Reserve Street 3801 South Reserve Street MISSOULA WINCO FOODS #165 2510 South Reserve Street MISSOULA PABLO FAMILY FOODS 36106 Pablo West Road PABLO MCGOWAN GROCERY 116 E RAILROAD PLAINS RUEB'S SUPER VALU 116 W 1ST AVE PLENTYWOOD WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2607 36318 MEMORY LANE POLSON SAFEWAY #1646 106 South Shore Route POLSON SUPER 1 FOODS 50331 HWY 93 POLSON TANDE GROCERY 300 1ST AVE POPLAR MAIN STREET GROCERY 217 2ND AVE WEST POPLAR TRIBAL EXPRESS HWY 2 East POPLAR BEARTOOTH IGA 201 N OAKES RED LODGE RONAN HARVEST FOODS 63802 US HWY 93 S RONAN PICCHIONI'S IGA 10 9TH AVE W ROUNDUP VAN DYKE'S SUPERMARKET 1215 Main Street ROUNDUP TANDE'S GROCERY 118 MAIN ST SCOBEY Cory's Valley Market 3002 Hwy 83 SEELEY LAKE Albertson's #614 130 5TH AVE N SHELBY WALTER'S IGA 102 S MAIN ST SHERIDAN REYNOLDS MARKET 404 NORTH CENTRAL SIDNEY REESE AND RAYS IGA 203 SECOND ST NW SIDNEY ROD'S HARVEST FOODS 116 MAIN ST ST. IGNATIUS D'S SUPERMARKET 82 Central Avenue STANFORD BURNT FORK MARKET, INC. 601 Main Street STEVENSVILLE SUPER 1 FOODS 39 STEVENSVILLE CUTOFF STEVENSVILLE SUNBURST MERCANTILE, LLC 20 1st Street N SUNBURST Darlow's Quality Foods 302 River Street SUPERIOR TERRY SUPER VALU 104 LOGAN AVE TERRY SANDERS COUNTY HARVEST FOODS 2006 MAIN ST E THOMPSON FALLS THREE FORKS MARKET 510 S HWY 2 W THREE FORKS BOB'S THRIFTWAY 310 South Pine Street TOWNSEND TROUT CREEK LOCAL STORE 2954 HWY 200 TROUT CREEK STEIN'S TROY MARKET 607 EAST MISSOULA AVENUE TROY MAIN STREET MARKET 108 N MAIN STREET TWIN BRIDGES CURRY'S MARKET 628 TETON AVE VALIER FOOD ROUNDUP 107 Dunraven Street WEST YELLOWSTONE MATHIS FOOD FARM 106 E MAIN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CASTLE MOUNTAIN GROCERY LLC 4271 US HWY 12 E WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS SAFEWAY #2106 6580 HWY 93 S WHITEFISH SUPER 1 FOODS - WHITEFISH 6475 US HWY 93 S WHITEFISH JEFFERSON IGA 2 WEST HWY 2 WHITEHALL THE BREAKS GENERAL STORE, INC 110 E Main WINNETT Albertson's #15 415 BLAINE ST WOLF POINT PROJECT MERCANTILE 2416 3RD ST WORDEN BUCKHORN STORE & CABINS 143 WHITCOMB ST ZORTMAN.
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    your voiceUnited Food and Commercial Workers Canada Union, Local No. 401 Vol. 105 - June - Sept. 2015 Safeway Members Win New and Improved Contract Superstore Supervisors – The Winds of Change Website Contest A Success Making History, Instead of Repeating It your United Food andvoice Commercial Workers Canada Union, Local No. 401 - Vol. 105 - June - Sept. 2015 Calgary Out of town members call collect Ph: (403) 291 1047 Fx: (403) 250 3412 #102, 2635 37 Avenue N.E. Calgary, AB T1Y 5Z6 Edmonton Ph: (780) 452 0362 Fx: (780) 451 3099 14040 128 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5L 4M8 Lethbridge Ph: (403) 328 4245 Fx: (403) 320 9288 #104, 3305 18 Avenue N. Lethbridge, AB T1H 5S1 Brooks Ph: (403) 501 8486 Fx: (403) 501 5144 P.O. Box 1148, 631 - A Sutherland Dr. E. Brooks, AB T1R 1B9 Fort McMurray Ph: (780) 743 4190 Fx: (780) 743 8312 #205, 9914 Morrison Street Fort McMurray, AB T9H 4A4 Toll Free: 1 800 252 7975 webCampus info here: www.ufcw.ca/webcampusgounion.ca Union Savings info here: www.unionsavings.ca Contributors: gounion.ca Douglas O’Halloran, Theresa McLaren, Chris O’Halloran, Christine McMeckan, Cori Torres, Lama Alsafi, Scott Payne, gounion.caJoegounion.ca Irving. Orange wave illustration and Harper illustration: Cori Torres This quarterly magazine is designed, written, and printed union. Some photos used from ©iStock.com Table of Contents Last month, on May 5th, an historic political upset took place, Canadian style. It didn’t involve an underground resistance. It didn’t require riots or massive demonstrations. It wasn’t even brought about by a province-wide general strike.