1930Open since 1930. That's 96 years. Run by Tony Ko and family since 2004.
Our take
The building went up in 1930 as the William Head Service Station, selling groceries, cigarettes and candy from a single gas pump. Tony Ko and his late wife Adriana took it over in 2004 after immigrating from South Korea, and Ko told the Goldstream Gazette that 90 per cent of his customers are regulars. The shelves run from local jams, Glenwood Meat and Galloping Goose sausage to hardware and propane.
The facts
- First built in 1930 by William Clay and named the William Head Service Station. goldstreamgazette.com
- The Clay family built the store and a two-bedroom house on land bought from Bob Witty, and were wiped out by 1933. goldstreamgazette.com
- Tony Ko and his wife Adriana took over in 2004 after immigrating from South Korea. goldstreamgazette.com
- Stocks local jams, Glenwood Meat, Galloping Goose sausage, bakery items, prepared sandwiches, hardware and propane. metchosinmuse.ca
On our lists Here since before 2000Open on SundayOpen by 7Still open after 9
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Sources for this listing
Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.
