Mr. Tom Anderson

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  www.kkoj.com/kkoj_newsArc.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/23/2001    Last Visited: 7/27/2006  

  Gordy's Foods President Tom Anderson confirmed the closing Tuesday.
  
  Anderson would not comment on the future of the site where the store is located, although he said it would be cleared of grocery merchandise following the store's closure.
  
  In addition to its Worthington store, Gordy's Foods also operates SuperValu stores in Jackson and Windom that Anderson said are unaffected by the closing of the Worthington store.
  
  Gordy's Foods in Jackson will be moving into a new, expanded location in Jackson by late fall.

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  2001 N.G.A. News - N.G.A. Announces New Board of... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/14/2001    Last Visited: 12/15/2002  

  Members who continue to serve on the board include Thomas G. Anderson, president, Gordy's, Inc, Worthington, Minnesota; Ronald C. Bartos, president and CEO, Dahl's Foods, Des Moines, Iowa; Vincent A. Cannata, president, Cannata's Super Market, Inc., Houma, Louisiana; Craig T. Danielson, president, Dan Inc.

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  2003 N.G.A. News - N.G.A Names 11 to Board of Directors - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/4/2003    Last Visited: 5/1/2006  

  Retailers re-elected to the board are Tom Anderson, President of Gordy's (Worthington, N.M.), Chris Coborn, President of Coborn's (St. Cloud, Minn.), Rich Juro, Chief Operating Officer of No Frills Supermarkets (Omaha, Neb.), Gary Nichols, President of Nichols Dollar Saver (Checotah, Okla.) and Mike Provenzano, President of Pro & Sons (Ontario, Calif.). Provenzano was also named to the board's executive committee.

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  A Calendar File - 2004 Calendar Federal Holiday - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2004    Last Visited: 8/24/2006  

  St.Cloud-based Coborn's Inc., has reached a purchase agreement with Tom Anderson, owner of Gordy's Foods in downtown Buffalo.

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  Jackson County Pilot - Online Edition - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/5/2003    Last Visited: 6/5/2003  

  City Administrator Albrecht advised that staff met with Tom Anderson of Gordy's Foods last Friday.Mr. Anderson has submitted a plan for an 18,000 square foot supermarket which will be built immediately south and a little behind the existing Gordy's Foods building.A proposed time table for completing the various facets of the building project was also provided.It was noted that today Mr. Anderson and Jerry Bowles from SuperValu met with the City Administrator and presented a preliminary fixture plan for the interior of the new store.
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  It was pointed out that Tom Anderson is working with the City Attorney to meet the June 30 deadline per the development agreement.Council was informed that Tom Anderson has an option to purchase the existing Gordy's building.

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  Jackson County Pilot - Online Edition - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/25/2002    Last Visited: 7/25/2002  

  According to Vrchota, Tom Anderson, owner of Gordy's, had requested Bass to investigate getting a sign made advertising the former Johnson Ford site as the future home of Gordy's SuperValu Foods.
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  Mr. Vrchota then requested that the Council authorize the City's assistance with this planned project by having the holes dug and paying the estimated cost of $393.60 for the sign, as Mr. Anderson continues with his plans to develop the property.
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  Mayor Willink informed that the City had tried to contact Mr. Anderson to see whether he might be willing to pay half the cost of this sign.However, he explained, Anderson was out of town and unavailable.The Mayor stressed that he thinks some sort of temporary sign should be erected at this site to let citizens know there is a commitment and intent from Mr. Anderson to continue with the Gordy's Foods expansion project.Alderman Malenke stressed that any signage placed on this property needs to be set a sufficient distance back from the highway right-of-way so as not to interfere with the survey work being done for the upcoming Highway 71 rebuild project.
  
  City Attorney Handevidt reminded that the City does not own this former Johnson Ford property.The City Attorney expressed that having the City pay for all or a portion of a sign promoting private business is not a proper expenditure of municipal funds.
  
  Following a few additional remarks, the Council agreed not to pay for the cost of the proposed sign, but to contribute city manpower and equipment to dig the holes for this structure.

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  Jackson County Pilot - Online Edition - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/2/2003    Last Visited: 1/3/2003  

  In reply to a question raised by Alderwoman Steffan, the City Attorney informed of a recent meeting held between staff, Burt Joul and Tom Anderson of Gordy's Foods.According to the City Attorney, Anderson indicated he is still in the planning stages to build a new addition and is exploring financial options.Per terms of the development agreement, this addition project must commence on or before June 30, 2003.
  
  Winners of the 2002 Lighting Contest
  
  Chamber of Commerce Director Rasche informed Council as to the winners of this year's lighting contest.

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  Jackson County Pilot - Online Edition - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2003    Last Visited: 7/1/2003  

  Reference was made to the June 12, 2003 letter from Tom Anderson, President of Gordy's, Inc., copies of which had been previously distributed to council members.
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  In his letter, Anderson requests the City of Jackson extend for another 45 days--beyond the June 30, 2003 deadline--the time in which he has to pay the remaining $52,500 purchase price for the new grocery store property.According to Anderson, this extension will allow needed time to work out the subsurface soil issues.

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  JacksonCountyPilot.com - News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/27/2004    Last Visited: 11/27/2004  

  Tom Anderson, Gordy's CEO, said Gordy's is in a lease agreement at the current store with Burt Joul.No firm plans have been made for the soon-to-be empty store.
  
  All of the departments, with the exception of the pharmacy, will be ready for the Wednesday opening, noted Anderson.

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  JacksonCountyPilot.com - News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/19/2001    Last Visited: 12/19/2001  

  The Jackson City Council was informed on Tuesday evening that Tom Anderson of Gordy's has failed to secure financing from his lender for the proposed expansion.
  
  PD to make offer to new officer The Jackson Police Department is another step closer to hiring a new police officer.
  
  Is a technology center feasible for Jackson? Technology access to all people.Local training opportunities.

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