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“Voting is a right best exercised by people who have taken time to learn about the issues.” -Tony Snow March - April 2014 inside this issue Greetings from the GM.............2 Please... 2012 Patronage Dividend.........3 Words on Wellness....................4 Saturate Your Tastebuds...........5 2014 Candidate Statements....6 Proposed Amendments.............7 2013 Financial Report...............8 Keeping Kids Healthy................8 Co-op Staff Stuff........................9 Water Conservation Tips.........10 Co-op Classes...........................11 Co-op Calendar........................ 12 In the Board Election March 1 - 31, 2014 Connected to Our Community Details on Pages 6 & 7 greetings from the general manager Spring Awakening! A natural foods cooperative since 1976 721 South State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 707 462-4778 Store 707 467-9720 Annex www.ukiahcoop.com e-mail: [email protected] Store Hours Mon–Sat | 8–8 p.m. Sun | 9–6 p.m. UNF Management Store As we approach longer daylight hours and await the new season of springtime, we are all looking at ways to conserve water and hope that Mother Nature gives us the rain we desperately need. There are some really good tips on water conservation that are really simple to commit to. For more ideas about water conservation check out the article in this edition of the newsletter, but here are a few good reminders. • Take shorter showers: a four-minute shower uses approximately 20-40 gallons of water. Capture water in the shower: Place a bucket in the shower while you are waiting for the water to warm up and use the water you catch for watering plants or cleaning. General Manager Lori Rosenberg Front End Lodie DeAlba Grocery Babs Verenis Information Technology Brian Alexander Marketing & Outreach Jessica Silva Operations Don Buchanan • Brushing your teeth: leave the water off after you rinse your brush and apply your toothpaste. Fill up a glass of water for mouth rinsing. • Use your dishwasher and washing machine for full loads only. New Energy Star washers use 35-50% less water and 50% less energy to run them. • When washing dishes by hand: Don’t leave the water running for rinsing. If you have a double sink fill one for washing and fill the other for rinsing. • Rinse your razor in the sink when you shave: Fill the sink with a few inches of water to rinse off your razor. • Mulch around trees, shrubs and plants: Mulch will slow moisture evaporation and discourage weed growth. Produce Libee Uhuru Wellness Mike Tilander Annex Finance Anne Wright Human Resources Susan Winter Co-op News Editor / Layout Jessica Silva / [email protected] Our eReceipt program has been very successful. The member-owners who have signed up for it are staying with it. In case you haven’t heard, you can get an email version of your receipt sent to Submissions Views expressed in the Co-op News are the writers’ opinions and are not necessarily the views of Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op. Submissions from members are encouraged. The deadline for submissions is the first Friday of the month, two months before publication. Submissions may be edited or not printed based on length and appropriateness. The Co-op News • March - April 2014 We have three board seats open for election, each for a three-year term. In this edition of the newsletter you will meet the candidates and learn about the bylaw amendments in this year’s election. We will have in-store voting set up at our customer service station for voting member-owners during the month of March. Member-owners who cannot come to the store to vote can request a paper ballot to be mailed to the shareholder at the address on record. Results of the 2014 election will be announced at our annual member-owner meeting on Saturday, April 5th at Barra Winery, on our website and in the store. We hope to see you all at our fun member-owner event enjoying great local food, local music to dance to and enjoy each other’s company. The party is from 6-10PM and you must register to attend. Please reserve your spot before March 28th. RSVP can be made by calling the store or stopping by Customer Service. Thank you for your continued support of our great Co-op and I look forward to seeing you at the annual meeting. Happy Spring! In cooperation, Lori Rosenberg General Manager Vision: We envision Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op to be the foundation of a trusted, cooperative marketplace of goods and services that provide for the needs of our diverse community. Purpose: The purpose of Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op is to be a vital, thriving, and growing community center that will: Contributors Lori Rosenberg, Mike Tilander, Amanda Slade Anne Wright, Cliff Paulin, Walk & Bike Mendocino & SPACE Theater your email address, either instead of the hardcopy receipt or in addition to it. The eReceipt is sent within a minute after you check out, so it shows up in your email before you get out of the parking lot. Besides saving on paper waste, the eReceipt has more information than the hardcopy receipt. For example, it shows when your next share purchase is due, and your total dividend-eligible purchases for the year. Give it a try. Just ask Customer Service to turn on eReceipts for you, or send an email with your member-owner account number to [email protected]. •Provide and promote organically grown, sustainably produced food, goods, and services that are locally and regionally sourced whenever possible. •Promote the health and wellness of our community by providing facilities, resources, and information and by offering effective, positive community education and services. •Embody and model sustainable, humane, equitable, green ways of working and living, creating and maintaining an ideal workplace. •Add to the enjoyment and enrichment of our greater community ventures and networks. •Have fun doing it! 2 Does the Co-op Owe You Money? Check this list to find out! The Co-op issued 2012 patronage dividend checks back in April of 2013. We still have quite a few uncashed checks from that mailing! Below is a list of members whose patronage dividend checks remain uncashed. The check amounts range from $2.00 to $390. If you are on this list, please contact the accounting office at 467-9720 or e-mail [email protected]. We will need your current address to reissue you a check. Aaron Gold Adam Quihus Adrian Ramirez Adriane Pardini Ai-Ling Lee Aimee Rozen Ajah Leas Alan Brookins Alex Sidabras Alexander Kramer Alicia Widener Alison Richert Allen Albonico Allen or Els Cooperrider Amanda Beckhusen Amelia Armstrong Amiel Needham Anabel Barahal Ancha Baumann Andre Puccio Andre Vanez Andrea Rios Andrei Borysenko Andrew Felton Andrew Meserth Andrew Perrill Angela Austin Angela Dawson Angela Drees Angela Eaves-Lewis Angela Knight Angela Silver Angela Winchester Angelica Contreras Angelina Zangrilli Anira Gacha Anita Jackson Ann Kelly Ann Parks Anna Kamitses Anna Mansfield Anne Crowder Anne Rueb Annette OBrien-Fashauer Annette Zeni Anny Syharath Anthony Engelhard Anthony Farrington Antonio Alvor Arden Tuttle Aubrey Ellard Audrey Sines Augustine Coale Aurelie Clivaz Austin Roseberry Barbara Bristol Barbara Mayfield Barbara Oldenburg Barbara Scott Barbara Taylor Barbra Neidlinger Ben Huston Benjamin Hittle Benjamin Provan Bennie Collins Bethany Ann Miner Betsey Quarles Betty Delaney Betty Green Bill Bartram Deborah Tindall Deborah Walley Debra Ford Denise Woods Dennis Silverstein-Patton Dennis Peregrina Des Vieira Desiree Delavega Desmond or Grossman Devon Redin Diana Thomas Diane Delgado Diane Jordan Dini Tekleberhan Dixie Cardoza Dixie Myers Django Gurley Don Howe Donald Strate DonMike Chilberg Donna Anderson Donna Christian Dorothy Mayer Dorothy Wheeler Doug Johnson Douglas Arnold Douglas D Adams Douglas Grimsbo Dyke Dewitt Edgar Damian Edward Rubles Eileen Granich Eileen Henderson Eileen Wolfe Elaine Burns Eli Weaver Eliane Herring Elicia Andrus Elinor Vedolla Eliot Busse Elisa Fetzer Elise Wilkins Elizabeth Clark-Heider Elizabeth Jackson Elizabeth Town Elizabeth White Ella Tritchler Ellen Bartholomew Ellies Mutt Hut Eloise Toomey Emily A Neuroth Emily Thomas Emma Carter Eric Alegria Eric Salcido Eugene Pope Evonna Anderson Faith Sabatine Farmers Market Ferdinand Florido Fiory Hedley Forenzo Vinyards Forest Elie Forrest Tancer Frank Arriza Freida Brown Gabe Caldwell Gale Nelson Ganya Wertheimer Gary Nix Bill Schuhmann Bob Daley Bonny Goselin Braden Bearnson Brady Moss Brandi Smith Brandon Richter Brenda Grosz Brian Barrick Brian Palmer Brian R White Brian Wilberger Brian Williams Brook Fodoroff Burton Jernigan Camille Johnson Carla or Gary DeCrona Carole Goodyear Caroline Radice Carolyn Evans Carrie Grosvenor Catherine Nyborg Cecile Kohler Cecily Arenas Channing Cornell Chareen Chiang Charla Page Charles Knipping Chelsea Roach Cheryl Cleaver Cheryl Cornet Cheryl Plotner Chris Klopf Chris Piekarski Christiane Heckeroth Christiane Skarada Christina Berger Christina Dangler Christine Baker Christine Friedrich Christopher Hamilton Christopher Lopinto Cindy Crockett Cindy Morninglight Ciro Kraft Claire Caudill Claudia Woodward Colleen Thornhill Corina Edwards Corine Pearce Cynthia Vargas Daisy Gwin Dale VanLente Dallas Cook Dan Andrews Dan Liu Dan P Schafer Dana Murray Daniel Stein Dario Gotchet Darleen Ciro David Arnett David Melly David Morris David Smith Dawn Light Amora Dawn Warner Debbie Marks Debbie Rogers Deborah Hughes Gaye Palley Gayle Gura Genaro Vega-Arcos Genevieve DeFigueiredo Geremy Stever Gina Lindsey Gloria Halverson Gloria Walter Hans Estes Hans Petersen Harry Cahill Hartley Spencer Helen Virginia Guleff Helen Williams Helen Winkle Hope Moroni Hsu Shihchieh Hulin Wallace Ian Herkes Ilyana Webb Irene Lopez Isidro Juarez Ivo Lopez Jack Graves Jacob Sutter Jacqueline Johnson James Bradley James Brawthen James Girard James Goforth James Humble James Persky James Reese James Thomas James Wakefield Lee James Yoast Jamie OMally Jan Ethridge Jane Tate Janet Venable Janice Patten Janice Roberts Jaqueline Matthews Jasmine Hillard Jason Andrews Jason Pierpoint Jason Wolf Jay Levie Jay Tomczak Jean Canevari Jean Daskais Jean Stirling Jeanette Pinon Jeanine Cable Jeff Simpson Jeff Tyrrell Jenica Thorp Jenifer Farley Jennifer Contreras Jennifer Ehlers Jennifer Ingram Jennifer J Peterson Jennifer King Jennifer McKenzie Jennifer Sullivan Jenny Shakman Jensen Henderson Jerod Knapp Jesse Woskow Jessica Lee Cichowski The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Jessica Mireles Jill Chesla Jill Coletti Jim Shoberg Joan Barela Joan Giannecchini Joanie Stevens Joann SkyWatcher Joaquin Sherman Jodine Burkhart Jody Lamoureux Joel Maurer Joel Siebe Joel Walley John Davis John Evans John Even John Gaskill John Goraj John Herbert Jon Ferguson Jose Delgado Joseph Homick Joseph Martin Joseph Sorensen Josh Devries Josh Lauderdale Josh Piagentini Joshua Lapides Joshua Smith Joy Camillo Joyce Demits Joye Sperry Judith Hughes Judith Peterman Judy Campbell Judy Gordon Judy Stevens Julia Swoboda Julia Rutherford Julie Aldwell Julie Lyly Justin Delmer Kailey Clark Kaitlin Lewis Kapila Benz Kara McClellan Karen Linser Karen Sheller Katarz Laskowski Kate Garetz Katherine LaRue Kathleen Borst Kathleen Dolan Kathleen Eberhardt Kathleen Fetzer Katie Clark Katie Wojcieszak Kelleen Cornell Kelli Lawson Kellie Rick Kellie Sloane Kelly McMichael Kelsey Brown Kenneth Metz Kenneth Tarlow Kent Rogers Kermit Carter Kerri Daniels Kerry Ann Sanchez Kevin Burke Kim Hickey Kim Ross Kimberley Curtis Kimberly Marsh King Collins Kippy Burns Kira Brennan Kristi Barrington Kristine Binderup Kyala Shea Kyle Byer Lain Chamberlain Larry Rocha Laura Liska Laura Rosendin Laura Ware Laurel Brownscombe Lauren Anderson Lauren Gallagher Law office of Johanna Leanne Michaelson Lee Bell Leif Bierer Lenee Goselin Leo Galli Leo or Virginia Dikinis Leola Kealoha Leonard Dimaggio Leota MacMillan Leslie Lind Leslie Finch Linda Beatty Linda Carricaburu Linda Clouser Linda Davidson Linda McNiel Linda Pedersen Lino Silva Ramirez Little Dove Headrick Liz Johnson Lois Rogers Lorenzo Torres Lori Schultz Louise Armstrong Lucas Hanscom Lucila Udarbe Lucy Neely Lukas Benton Lupe Ramos Lydia Smith Lydia Villegas-Lopez Lyle Thompson Lynda Urquhard Lynn Roman Lynzee Holt Mabin N Mark Makalyne Leard Marbry Sipila Marc Palli Marcia Jackson Margaret Auer Margaret Bracewell Margaret Ley Margaret Sanchez Maria Mireles Maria Ortega Marie Judson Marie Kong Marie Livsey Marilyn J Pope Marilyn Miller Marilyn Starwalker Marilynn Tollefsen Mark Demeulenaere Mark Donner Mark Phillips Mark Redmond Marla Quintana Marnye Sylvander Marsha WrightMartha Collins Martin Bradley Mary Davenport Mary Feeney Mary Gaedke Mary Joens-Poulton Mary Manning Mary Marsh Mary or Jim Shorba Marya Heath Maryann Snyder Matt Graves Matthew Buckman Mattie Ford Maxwell Bradley Maxwell Gail Meagan OQuest Melbourne Omeara Melissa Thornhill Mellissa Phillips Mercedes Kim Mia Menter Michael Beck Michael Dent Michael Ewbank Michael Gauder Michael Meagher Michael Norman Michael Toms Michael Owen Michael Todd Michael Vasquez Michalanne McMillan Micheal Mahoney Michele Roth Michelle Barlow Michelle Estep Michelle Moncivias Michelle Rasmuson Michelle Sassen Mike Bottorff Milane Corr Mira Sharan Monelle K Riley Moorea R. Agnoli Nabil Girgis Nancy Ellis Nancy Finn Nancy Meden Nancy Miner Nathaniel Hayward Nathaniel Joshua Naya Rose Neill or Susan Bell Nicholas Johnston Nick Halfacre Nina Madveno Norma Chavez Omar Trouette Paco Aubrejuan Paeton VanHousen Pam Lyssand Pam Pacini Pamela Roy Patricia Amadio Patricia Bertram Patricia Harreschou Patricia J. Coe Patricia Kice Patricia Omalley Patrick Mitchell Paul H or Grace Liu Paul Jermain Paula Radell Pauline Usher Peggy Reuser Peter Waterloo Phach Hoang Pifen Chang Pilar Echeverria R. Sage Lieberknecht Rachel Shalaby Ramon McLane Ramon Mendoza Randel Mallory Rasean Powell Raul Gacha Ray Elmore Jr Reba Chavez Reza Ghannadan Rhonda Pearson Rhonda Sands Ric Sanz Ricardo Romero Richard Christopher Richard Player Richard Rea Richard Robinson Richard Wilson Richard Winningham Rick Dedrick Rick Gonzales Rio Delaney Rob Coyle Rob Thornhill Robert Bernards Robert Lawrence Robert Norton Douglas Robert Paul Robert Pegg III Robert Pritchard Robin Sunbeam Ron Brittain Ron Schryer Ronald Dix Rosemary Alanis Rosemary Albright Ross Obrien Roxanne Samson Roxanne Regan Rudy Knoop Ruth Howell Ryan Parr Ryan Russell Ryan Smith Ryan Storms Ryan Ward Ryn Dornhuber Sabrina Carvalho Sadie Switzer Sadie Urdahl Saffron Fraser Sally Green Sally Minsinger Sam Hinkson Sandra Anguiano Sandra Harrington Sandra Holsworth Sandra Shull Sandra Strong Sandra Tyrrell Sara Martin Sara Rohan Sara Stark Sarada Avansino Sarah C Cope Sarah Funk Sarah Israel Sarah Loriver Sarah Shelley Sarah Shems Sarah Todd Scott Booher Scott Myers Scott Robbins Sean Gunn Shana Schuette Shane Thomas Sharla Lucero Sharon Gorman Sharon Hathaway Sharon Huggins Sharon Larsen Shawn Goring Shawna Jeavons Shawnee Kaplan Sheila Ames Sheila Elledge Shelagh Deveney Shelley Spellins Sheree Manzanares Sherri Steinmann Sherry Erikson Sherryl Nives Shirley Fiora Shirley Maxwell Sienna Madison Simran Skie Sonia Makris-Gomez Stanley Czyzewski Stanley Horstman Star Faraon Stephanie Young Stephen Lawler Stephen Senn Steven Maizner Steven Tenneson Steven Vance Suanne Goldsmith Sue Herbertson Suni Smith Sunshine Appleby Susan Schindler Suzan Ellery Suzanne Pletcher Sydney Raymond Sylvia Byczynski Sylvia Prado Tamara Thorn Tania Evans Tara Larwood Tara Mcleer Taylor Hall Teresa Capriolo Terra Mendes Terri McCartney Terry Gross Terry Johnson Terry Knott Terry Phillips Theresa Rivera Thom Elkjer Thomas Brewer Thomas Donald Oneil Thomas Freeman Thomas Johnsen Thomas Jones Jr Thomas Luischi Thomas Stewart Thomas Szabo Thomas Zimlich Tim Blake Tim Scholl Timothy Bentley Tona Ginochio Tony Novelli Tonya McNeese Traci Burleigh Tracy Martinazzi Tucker Smith Tyler Barnick Ursula Gray Valentine Hale Valerie Guerra Valerie Miner Vanessa Bischof Venus Tobia Vera Sawicki Victoria Castanon Victoria Joy Victoria Russell Vidge Bertain Vince Caffery Walter Theall Wells Hutchins Wendell Wilson Wendy Moore Wesley Dearborn Will Knight William Calder William Cull William Harris William Miller William Perritt Wynema Phillips-Horve Xzercie Skidmore Yarrow Righter Yarrow Rubin Yesica Furey Yurizi Orozco Alvarez Yvonne Kramer Zachary Cooper Zachary Guilfoyle Zachary Miller Zena Marks 3 dew drop wellness Co-op Class Wednesday, March 12th 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. $8/$5 Member-Owners Join this class/info session to learn quick and easy tools for profound physical transformation through cleansing and detoxification. This class is designed to equip you with simple daily tools to keep the systems of your body strong and toned all year round. These tools assist in healthy, balanced weight management, the long term health of your lymphatic system and in creating a calm and grounded approach to lifelong health. Instructor Delphine Davidson is a certified holistic health counselor, a certified yoga instructor and a certified clinical traditional family herbalist, in practice for over 10 years. Please RSVP online at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. introduction to baby food making Co-op Class Friday, April 11th 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. $8/$5 Member-Owners Co-hosted by Ukiah Natural Foods and Mendocino Baby. Come and learn how simple it is to make nutritious, whole foods to feed your baby. Daniel Blanc, experienced father and chef, will walk you through the basics of baby food making and the tips, tricks and tools that will help you whether you are at home or on the go. Class will be held at Mendocino Baby, 198 S. School St. Please RSVP online at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. words on wellness A Co-op, a Golf Course & Hiking Mike Tilander – Wellness Manager The theme of our wonderful newsletter this time is a local focus. I helped my brother and his family move here in the mid eighties and when I saw there was a co-op, a golf course and great hiking I was good to go and decided to move here from northern Minnesota as well. I started shopping in co-ops during my college days and enjoyed the high quality food, ambience, and sense of community that I experienced at all the various co-ops I supported through the years. Working at our great co-op is truly a labor of love. I enjoy watching the deep sense of community that plays out every day in the store. We realize that we can always do things better in the store and continually strive to do so. We welcome feedback from our great member-owners and the broader community about how we can improve services and adding products folks would like us to carry. Any co-op shoppers out there experiencing memory lapses, forgetting where you left your keys, or remembering if you fed the dog or not? Our brain health is precious and anything we can do to protect it for the long haul would seem like a prudent thing to do! Our most important organ is also our most fragile. Hypoperfusion is a term for inadequate supply of blood to a body part. Research is indicating this process can be reversed if the correct nutrients are used. Researchers are increasingly recognizing that most aging humans experience obstructions to cerebral microvascular blood flow that results in chronic hypoperfusion. Perfusion deficits in the brain have been shown to instigate neurological impairment as simple as not being able to locate your keys to potentially senility and Alzheimers. With each heartbeat blood is pumped into our arteries that branch into smaller arte- rioles that branch further into the tiny capillaries where they deliver oxygen and nutrients to cells. Capillaries are extremely tiny and also highly delicate. Some risk factors such as hypertension, high homocysteine, high fibrinogen (increased blood clotting risk), inflammation, and high triglycerides have been shown to damage the thin endothelial shell that protects the capillaries. Maintaining capillary integrity has been shown to be essential to prevent hypoperfusion and the neurodegeneration that invariably accompanies it. Recently a clinical study on thirty former National Football League players was conducted. These players experienced much earlier signs of hypoperfusion and cognitive impairment due to the rough sport they played. Nutrients administered in the study included fish oils, Vinpocetine, Ginkgo, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Acetyl L-Carnitine, Huperzine A, N Acetyl-Cysteine and multivitamins and the increases in the players’ cognitive functioning showed definite improvements! The Wellness Department carries these products and if you have questions please don’t hesitate to ask about them. Our brains have been shown to require exercise as well as the rest of the body. Studies indicate that learning new and interesting things daily increases neurotransmission in the brain and is excitatory for the brain’s neurons. Research is also indicating that challenging our brains helps maintain their elasticity and keeps the neurons firing. I truly believe human beings have a deep-seated need to be part of something that makes them feel good and our wonderful co-op certainly offers that opportunity. I enjoy watching the interactions of our customers with each other and with our staff and that we are all part of something extraordinarily special! One of our goals at the co-op is to have even more of our broader community folks become aware of this special place. SALE Tuesday April 22nd 10% Off all bulk products! (Limited to edible bulk items) The Co-op News • March - April 2014 4 ‘food inc.’ Co-op movie night Wednesday, March 26th 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. FREE Community Event Join us for “Food Inc.” a powerful documentary by Robert Kenner and his unflattering look inside America’s corporate controlled food industry. This film will be a part of our FREE film series viewed at Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op Annex. Please RSVP online at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. ‘vanishing of the bees’ Co-op movie night Wednesday, February 26th 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. FREE Community Event Vanishing of the Bees is a 2009 documentary film by Hive Mentality Films & Hipfuel films, directed by George Langworthy and Maryam Henein and released in the United Kingdom. The story centers around the sudden disappearance of honey bees from beehives around the world, caused by the poorly understood phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder or CCD. Although the film does not draw any firm scientific conclusions as to the precise cause or causes of CCD, it does suggest a link between neonicotinoid pesticides and CCD. Please RSVP online at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. Saturate Your Tastebuds! Amanda Slade – Wine Buyer Wine competitions are an effective way to compare and contrast wineries, winemakers and wines, deepening your experience in the wine world. One reason why I bring this up: The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition was held back in January and I am pleased to announce that many of our tasty Mendocino wines won many awards including Double Golds! There were over 5,825 wines entered into the competition from over 1,500 wineries from over 25 states in America -- the largest competition of wines in America. That’s very impressive, knowing that many of our beloved wines were showcased, judges tried our wines, and our county was out there with the Napas and the Sonomas, so hopefully more people know of us by now. There were over 22 wineries that won a Gold medal or higher and we could not be prouder of the winners (and everyone else who entered the competition). Among the Mendocino winners were Husch, Campovida, McFadden, Navarro, Handley, Cakebread, Bliss, Moniker Wine Estates, Kimmel, Parducci, Naughty Boy Vineyards, Seebass, Wattle Creek, La Follette, Tom Eddy, Hwy 253, Philo Ridge, Brutocao, Bonterra, Byrd, Alder Springs, Cesar Toxqui, and Stephen & Walker. We carry many of the award winners at the Co-op such as Husch, McFadden, and Handley (just to name a few). For a more detailed list of the wine competition visit winejudging.com to see a list of all the wineries that entered and the winners. Last but not least, Pinot Noir Festival in May! It is held at Goldeneye’s beautiful Philo vineyard from May 16th-18th. The Pinot Noir wines in Anderson Valley are out of this world. Hundreds of people from out of town and out of the country travel to Anderson Valley for this event. Many wineries in Anderson Valley will be taking part in this worthwhile event. If you can get over to Philo, check it out! There are some other great wine events coming up and I want to give everyone an ample amount of time so you can arrange your schedule, for those who would like to attend. Saturday, May 3 and I wish all of you a beautiful spring and cheers all around! PD Checks are Coming Soon! A few things to remember.... 1. Checks are based on eligible purchases! Barring any unforeseen calamities the Co-op will be distributing PD checks to owners based upon their eligible purchases (those purchases made during quarters that they were current on their share purchases, or were Fair Share). 2. Let us know when you move! Please update your mailing address with us if you have moved or are not sure we have the correct one. We need to be able to mail you the check. Please The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Sunday, May 4th from 11-5pm is the Hopland Passport. There are 15 participating wineries in the town of Hopland, food pairings at each winery, live music, art and picturesque outdoors. For transportation, you can contact Terrific Tours (www.terrifictours.com) and ask about the “Hopland Passport Discounted Pricing.” Another option is have a Designated Driver and they get in for free! The Designated Driver Wristband is complimentary and will give your driver free admission to the event and access to food and entertainment offerings at each winery. I have worked this event for the past 2 years and they are fun! Yes, they can get a little crazy at times but with the right group of people, it is fun! Your tastebuds will be overloaded and overwhelmed with wines. (I prefer to taste white wines on Saturday and the red wines on Sunday, but everyone’s different, so whatever works for you and your head the next morning). Everyone is in a good mood, relaxed and socializing with each other. Tickets are $45 online or $55 at the event and for more information, check out www.destinationhopland.com/hopland-passport. e-mail [email protected] with any updates to your address. 3. Cash it -- Don’t keep it! Some people may think that not cashing the check will act as a “donation” to the Co-op. However, for bookkeeping purposes we strongly encourage you to cash or deposit your check. If you want to support the Co-op, continue shopping here, and if you’d like to make a donation we’d be happy to give you a list of the groups we support. 5 2014 Board Elections! T his year the Co-op has four candidates running for three open board seats, plus we are proposing amendments to our Articles of Incorporation and an addition to our Bylaws! The three candidates receiving the most votes will be seated. The Board has voted unanimously to recommend the approval of the Bylaw and Article changes. Both of these items will be presented as one item up for a yes or no vote on the upcoming election ballot. We ask that you read the candidate statements and review the proposed changes and additions to our Articles of Incorporation and our Bylaws (as mailed to all member-owners). Then please exercise your right as a member-owner to govern the Co-op and vote! Candidate Statements Elaine Boults ness world. Early on I worked for the Pacific Stock Exchange, which was a member owned cooperative. I served as the County Management Employees’ Association Chair and on their negotiating committee. I’ve served on other Boards. I have worked on countless budgets and forecasts. I have a working knowledge of health care reform, insurance, information systems and other timely issues affecting businesses. I have hired, supervised, mentored and had to let staff go. My background prepares me with the knowledge, experience, relationships and empathy to be effective in the fiduciary responsibility of being a Board Member and to work with the Co-op’s management. I have been a member of the Co-op’s Finance Committee since Spring 2012, which helped me become familiar with Co-op operations and introduced me to Co-op Management and Board members. I was appointed by the Board last summer to complete the term of a Board member who resigned. I’ve served on the HR committee and an adhoc committee exploring store growth/ relocation since then. I believe I have more to contribute and am seeking re-election for a full term. I hope to see the Co-op continue to grow and thrive. I would appreciate your vote. Larry Mayfield My name is Elaine Boults and I am a candidate for the Co-op Board. My husband and I became Co-op members in 1993 when we moved to Ukiah. I retired in 2012 after a 32-year career in Accounting and Financial Management, primarily in the non-profit, grants and government sectors, ending by working for Mendocino County. I also have experience in the for-profit busi- I have served on the Co-op’s Board of Directors for the last three years. The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Having worked at management level in both retail and wholesale I see clearly how successful our Co-op is. However we have challenges coming in the local market and in the fact we have outgrown our current location. I would appreciate your vote to return me to the Board and help meet these challenges. Paula Radell for Medical Staff Services at Ukiah Valley Medical Center. The Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op is a unique, progressive organization and an invaluable resource for community outreach as well as the promotion of healthy living. I support its mission; I believe I am well-qualified through experience and commitment to its values; and would like an opportunity to give back to the community that has been our home for the past several years. David Williams Thank you for the opportunity to apply for a position on the Ukiah Natural Foods Board of Directors. As a Registered Nurse, I have always had an interest in advocating for healthy nutritional practices, with a special interest in nutritional issues affecting pre-natal women, infants, children and the elderly. Since moving to Ukiah seven years ago, I have developed an even greater interest in promoting healthy, natural, raw, vegan and vegetarian products as well as high-quality meat and proteins obtained from a variety of local and community sponsored agricultural resources within and around Mendocino County. In addition to my experience as a nurse, I have been an administrative director and manager for over thirty years in a variety of roles, including staff development, patient education, human and financial resources and organizational development. I previously served as a Director on the Board for a long-term care facility in Virginia Beach, Virginia; a sub-acute rehabilition hospital in Renton, Washington; the Ford Street Project here in Ukiah and the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. I am currently employed as the Administrative Director Former “Merry Prankster” and early Haight Ashbury “Hippie” (and proud of it!), became involved in organic natural foods early movement in mid 1960s. Original staff member at New Age Natural Foods (San Francisco & later Palo Alto), Stanyon Street Health Foods (San Francisco) and Erewhon Trading Co. (Boston, MA) among other related employment. Longtime environmental protections advocate, I’ve been involved in numerous groups-- including: Earth First, Greenpeace, Amnesty International and (locally) Willits Environmental Center. 20 year Ukiah Co-op member / supporter. 6 Nourishing Youth explanation of proposed amendments Through Performing Arts to the ukiah natural foods bylaws and articles of incorporation Dear Co-op Members, The Ukiah Natural Foods Strategic Plan, completed in 2011, identified moving to a new and larger location as the top priority for the continued health and vitality of the organization. The continued growth in sales, member-owners, and store traffic in recent years have highlighted this pressing need. One of the strategies identified to allow for UNF to make a successful transition to a new location is raising the capital for such a project, partly from interested member-owners. The Board of Directors has been investigating and exploring different methods by which to raise such capital. Two potential options have been explored: Member Loans and the issuance of Preferred Shares (C Shares). Member Loans would be direct loans from member-owners to the Co-op for a fixed period of time and with a fixed interest rate. The terms of these loans would be determined at the time of issuance, approved by the State, and advertised to member-owners during a discreet fundraising drive. The second option is the issuance of C Shares. Many Co-ops issue C Shares to members as a means of increasing equity in their Co-op. C shares are paid a dividend in years when profits justify the Board of Directors making such payments. The terms of redemption would be set at the time of issuance, and any dividends paid would be determined on an annual basis. C Shares are only available to member-owners and carry no additional voting rights. In order to offer these options, and comply with State Law, we need to amend our articles of incorporation and bylaws. The amendments enable the Board of Directors to administer Member Loans and/ or Preferred Share capital programs. The Board does not contemplate initiating either option immediately. However, the Board is being proactive in the case that a location for a new store arises and capital needs to be secured. The Board has voted unanimously to recommend the approval of these changes. They will allow the Co-op to save money on borrowing costs and offer our memberowners an opportunity to invest in a business they own and support. The Board encourages you to vote YES on the proposed bylaw and article of incorporation amendments.* Thank you, Cliff Paulin President, Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op *For more information, please consult the recent member mailing or ukiahcoop.com CELEBRATE RSVP r ed fo requir , call al the me 8 to 77 462-4 our y secure ! spot Near & Arnold’s School of Performing Arts and Cultural Education (SPACE) is an acclaimed afterschool performing arts program serving youth ages 0-18 and is located near downtown at 508 West Perkins in Ukiah. SPACE is a living example of the power of art and an arts organization to affect individuals and change the consciousness and landscape of a rural community. SPACE offers an innovative program that has become a vital beacon for hundreds of rural children and their families. SPACE creates enduring social connections and excellent art for a future complete with tolerance, understanding, cultural excitement, and risk-taking. A unique aspect of SPACE is the Scholarship Program that awards $30,000 per year to eligible youth who would not otherwise be able to attend performing arts classes. The funds are awarded on a first come, first served basis. Parents of children who receive financial aid—and others—express great gratitude that their children are involved in positive after-school activities learning the performing arts and developing social skills. There are dozens of young adults who are now professionally involved in the performing arts and/or in positions of leadership, who got their start through the SPACE Scholarship Program. One former SPACE student who is currently a professional performing artist, wrote, “I have a BFA and an MFA in acting. That’s the equivalent of over $100,000 and seven years worth of training at some of the top institutions in the US. And yet, as a professional actor, I find that I draw on my years as a student of SPACE just as much as I do on my professional training. At SPACE I learned to create and perform with an open heart and a respect for others; I developed a cultural awareness that broadened my worldview; and I learned to look for and listen to the stories in history and in our daily lives that aren’t always told but should be heard. SPACE was a formative experience for me as an artist, but more importantly as a person. The world would be a much better place if every child (and adult) had access to that kind of education.” For information about SPACE’s 16-week winter/spring session and/or summer classes, visit spaceperformingarts.org or call, 462-9370. You can also “Like” SPACE on Facebook! *SPACE is a public benefit community organization that emphasizes diversity, youth leadership, cross cultural arts and social awareness, with a focus on the performing arts as a community service. L O C A Saturday, April 5th 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Member-Owner Only FREE Event Barra of Mendocino Winery 7051 N. State Street, Redwood Valley 2014 Annual Meeting of Co-op Ownership The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Article Courtesty Of: SPACE L Local Band Local Food Bella Cibo Catering Double Standyrd Local Place Barra Winery 7 Keeping Kids Healthy and Safe Co-op financial report 2013 Year End Anne Wright – Finance Manager Through Safe Routes to School Co-op sales at the end of the year totaled $13,938,921, an increase of 6% over 2012. That’s a pretty decent increase in sales! As always, the co-op is primarily supported by its members; 72% of total sales are attributable to co-op owners! That brings co-op sales per square foot to $2048! Sales of organic products were 63% of total sales and the co-op averaged 1120 customers per day. The sales chart shows how much our sales have increased since we moved into our current location in 1998. As you can see, it’s still increasing! Photo Credit: Jessica Stull-Otto Article Courtesty Of: Walk & Bike Mendocino Kids just don’t move as much as they used to -- providing safe opportunities for walking and bicycling to and from school is one way to keep kids active and healthy. The rest of the year-end figures are still in the works at this point. Year-end financial statements will be sent out with the annual membership report in April. Please stay tuned to the newsletter for the yearend net profit figures and make sure that your mailing address is up to date for patronage dividend information. If patronage dividends are approved by the Board of Directors, the patronage dividend checks will be sent out in early April. UNF Annual Sales Growth UNF Annual Sales Growth Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a national and international movement to create safe, convenient, and fun opportunities for children to bicycle and walk to and from schools. Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs are designed to increase the number of children safely walking and biking to school by integrating health, fitness, traffic relief, environmental awareness and safety under one program. 13938921 12140935 10637624 9572659 Mendocino County Department of Transportation is developing its first countywide plan to serve schools in the unincorporated areas of the county. Ukiah, Willits, Fort Bragg and Point Arena have already begun planning for Safe Routes to School. This plan will help county staff and residents better understand the barriers and opportunities to support kids walking and biking to school throughout the county. The comprehensive SRTS plan will include strategies for improving walking and bicycling conditions near schools and provide a toolkit for schools and parents that are interested in supporting active and healthy kids in their community. Safe Routes to School programs are typically structured around multiple disciplines that are referred to as the “5 E’s” (Education, Encouragement, Enforcement, Engineering and Evaluation). Mendocino County’s plan will include information to help communities tailor the “E’s” to fit their goals and needs. In Mendocino County, many students live in rural communities where they are not within walking distance of their school. In addition, many places do not have sidewalks, trails, crosswalks or other infrastructure that support safe and convenient walking and cycling for children and families. Even with these challenges, SRTS programs can be effective in rural and small communities by providing information about safety, options for physical activity and potential improvements that help parents and children feel more comfortable with walking and bicycling as a means of transportation to and from school or school bus stops. One example of a rural school embracing SRTS in Mendocino County includes an established remote bus drop-off location about one half mile from the school – this short distance provides children with an opportunity for some physical activity at the start of their day and has the added bonus of reducing traffic congestion during arrival time. If you are interested in how Safe Routes to School can work in your community, review the County’s Draft SRTS Plan for tools and resources. The draft of the plan became available for comment on February 17, 2014. You can read more about Safe Routes to School and access the draft plan at http://mendocinosrts.weebly.com/srts-plan-outreach.html Specific comments or questions about the plan will be accepted until March 7, 2014. Residents may also submit comments or questions via telephone or email by contacting Alicia Meier, Mendocino County Department of Transportation, [email protected] or (707)463-4363. The Co-op News • March - April 2014 7690807 5632719 4042391 2901939 13128328 11500000 10444631 8705911 6816307 4794599 3385615 2423928 earth day and spring savings with co+op deals coupon book! Every spring, we celebrate Earth Day on April 22—a great time to consider the value of organic and local foods, and the ways coops are working towards a more sustainable world. Your co-op has joined together with more than 130 other locally-owned cooperatives to bring you great deals on delicious food and healthy products for your family in the MarchApril Co+op Deals coupon book. Save on some of your favorite organic brands. Look for the coupon books at the co-op beginning in March. Coupons are valid through April 30, 2014. Hungry for more? Learn more about the positive impact food co-ops and other cooperatives are having on their communities at www.strongertogether.coop. 8 Co-op Staff Stuff! enj o li's TOP 9 staff favorite recipes: Raw Vegan Lasagna 1. Nutritional Yeast Flakes (Bulk) Ingredients: 1 small-medium zucchini Basil Pesto: 2 large tomatoes, sliced 1 handful of fresh basil, approximately 1/2-3/4 cup Dried basil to top 1/3 cup almonds Nutritional yeast to top 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons olive oil Cashew Cheese: 1 cup cashews 2 and 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 and 1/2 tablespoons nutritional yeast 1-3 tablespoons water 2 cloves of garlic Pinch of basil Pinch of salt 2. Hemp Plus Granola Directions: Cashew Cheese: Blend together all ingredients until receiving the texture desired. The less water you use, the thicker your cheese will be. Set cheese aside. Basil Pesto: Blend basil and almonds together, slowly adding lemon juice and olive oil. Blend until it becomes a rich, hearty texture. Now that you have everything ready it’s time to prepare your lasagna. Take the zucchini and slice it horizontally into thin slices. Use 5 slices. Start with a layer of zucchini and place tomato slices and basil on top, layer with another slice of zucchini, then spread generously with cashew cheese, repeat until desired height/amount of lasagna is reached. Top with dried basil and nutritional yeast. Serve and enjoy!! Staff Anniversaries Lori R. 28 years General Mgr. Heather G. 8 years Cheese Buyer Kelcy H. 11 years Grocery Team Ldr. Crystal S. 3 years Head Barista Luis L. 9 years Produce Devin J. 3 years Cashier The Co-op News • March - April 2014 I enjoy it on my homemade popcorn! I love it with my yogurt or homemade trail mix! 3. Peanut Butter Stock I like peanuts - a great snack! 4. Nag Champa - Agarbatti The smell is amazing! 5. Kombucha - G.T.’s Guava Goddess It is very smooth and yummy to my tummy! 6. Primal Defense - Garden of Life It has helped me maintain overall health all year (and all winter) long! 7. Lavender Oil - NOW It is a lovely scent and doesn’t offend anyone! 8. Naturally Fresh - Spray Mist It is a great deodorant, the spray helps keep it sanitary, so my fiance and I both use it! 9. Everon Lip Balm - Weleda 1,135 My lips love the coco buttery feeling! Local Items available at your co-op! Marketing & Outreach Support, Enjoli Rountree, describes her eating style as "healthy, nutritious foods that serve her body well!" 9 1 2 3 international co-op principles Voluntary & Open Membership Democratic Member Control Member Economic Participation 4 5 6 Cooperation Among Co-ops NATURAL EASTER EGG DYES • Never pour water down the drain when there may be another use for it. Use it to water your indoor plants or garden. • Avoid rinsing dishes before placing them in the dishwasher, just remove large particles of food. • Repair dripping faucets by replacing washers. One drop per second wastes 2,700 gallons of water per year! • Avoid using running water to thaw meat or other frozen foods. Defrost food overnight in the refrigerator or use the defrost setting on your microwave oven. Choose appliances that are more energy and water efficient. • Place a bucket in the shower to catch excess water for plants. Operate automatic clothes washers only when they are fully loaded or set the water level for the size of your load. • Avoid overwatering your lawn. A heavy rain eliminates the need for watering for up to two weeks. Most of the year, lawns only need one inch of water per week. Canned Blueberries Red Cabbage Leaves (boiled) Purple Grape Juice Spinach Leaves (boiled) Liquid Chlorophyll Blue • Operate automatic dishwashers only when fully loaded. Use the ‘light wash’ feature, if available, to use less water. • Water your lawn in several short sessions rather than one long one, in order for your lawn to better absorb moisture. Clean vegetables in a pan filled with water rather than running water from the tap. • Plant drought-resistant lawn seed. • Use a blower or broom instead of a hose to clean leaves and other debris from your driveway or sidewalk. Start a compost pile as an alternate method of disposing of food waste or simply dispose of food in the garbage. (Kitchen sink disposals require a lot of water to operate properly.) Lavender • Avoid flushing the toilet unnecessarily. Dispose of tissues, insects and other similar waste in the trash rather than the toilet. • Looking for natural ways to dye your eggs this Easter? Check out the chart below for great ideas and remember, you can boil the items listed along with your eggs, or dye them after they are hard-boiled. Whatever your preference, keep your Easter ‘clean’ this year! (Note: The items marked (boil) must be boiled before the eggs.) Small Quantity of Purple Grape Juice Violet Blossoms plus 2 tsp Lemon Juice Red Zinger Tea • • Concern for the Community Education, Training & Information Water Conservation Tips • 7 Autonomy & Independence Green Yellow Orange or Lemon Peels (boiled) Carrot Tops (boiled) Celery Seed (boiled) Ground Cumin (boiled) Ground Turmeric (boiled) Orange Our Core Values • Integrity Yellow Onion Skins (boiled) Cooked Carrots Chili Powder Paprika Have a new address or phone number? Update your information to get the latest in: Pink • Co-op Happenings • Quality Food & Goods Beets Cranberries or Juice Raspberries Red Grape Juice Juice from Pickled Beets • Patronage Dividends • Member Opportunities • Customer Service • Community Involvement & Leadership • Prosperity Contact our Membership Coordinator: Red Lots of Red Onion Skins (boiled) Canned Cherries with Juice Pomegranate Juice Raspberries [email protected] 707-467-9720 ext. 101 Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op Board of Directors President Clifford Paulin Vice Pres. Adam Gaska Treasurer George Gibbs The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Secretary Terry d’Selkie Lorena CalvoEvans Larry Mayfield Elaine Boults Jeanine Pfeiffer Paco Jordan 10 Visita para ahorrar dinero al hacer sus compras Miércoles, 9 de abril De 17h 30m a 18h 30m GRATIS ¿Cree que comer saludablemente cuesta mucho? ¿Piensa que no puede permitirse el lujo de consumir productos orgánicos? Pues entonces apúntese para hacer la visita “Compre en la Co-op y ahorre dinero”. Lorena tendrá el gusto de ofrecerle ideas y estrategias en español sobre cómo ahorrar dinero para su presupuesto de compra de alimentos. Esta visita se agota rápidamente, así que reserve su lugar pronto. Reserve su lugar llamando al Servicio de atención al cliente, 462-4778, o completando una reservación en línea en ukiahcoop.com. Money-saving store tour In-Store Tour Wednesday, April 9th 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. FREE Tour Think healthy eating is too expensive? Don’t think you can afford to eat organic? Then come to our store tour, “Shopping to Save at the Co-op.” Jessica and Mary Anne from Outreach are here to give you tips and tricks to stretch your food budget! Tour fills up quickly so please RSVP online at ukiahcoop.com or Customer Service at 462-4778. The Co-op News • March - April 2014 ravioli making st. patricks daY Wednesday, March 5th 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. $15/$10 Member-Owners Wednesday, March 19th 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. $12/$7 Member-Owners Join us for a class on filled pasta with local chef Loretta Rampone of Ravioli Rampone. In this class Loretta will teach you the history of pasta, pasta ingredients, filling ingredients, and rolled dough. This class will be fun filled with hands on guest participation of filled pasta assembly. Please RSVP online at ukiahcoop.com or Customer Service at 462-4778. Sign your child up today for our St. Patrick’s Day kids class! In this class we will make ‘green food,’ treats with tricks and leprechaun gold. It will be a class full of magic and fun! This class is appropriate for children ages 5-to-12 and is a drop-off class; parents, you don’t need to stay! Please RSVP online at ukiahcoop.com or Customer Service at 462-4778. Co-op Class Taller de cocina en español: recetas fáciles, rápidas, saludables y económicas Co-op Class Sábado, 19 de abril de 2014 De 10 a 11:30 de la mañana $12/$7 miembros-propietarios Descubra nuevos platos y sabores que serán del completo agrado de toda su familia. Durante este taller elaboraremos dos antojitos bien ricos, un suculento plato principal y una deliciosa ensalada. Todos los platos son sumamente saludables y fáciles de preparar. Los ingredientes los podrá conseguir fácilmente en nuestra tienda Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op. ¡Reserve su lugar pronto! Favor de confirmar su asistencia llamando al departamento de atención al cliente 462-4778 o en línea ukiahcoop.com. Co-op Kids Class earth day Co-op Kids Class Wednesday, April 16th 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. $12/$7 Member-Owners Sign up your little sprout for this Earth Day Celebration! We will plant seedlings and prepare for a spring garden at home. We will practice ways children can recycle and be earth friendly as well as prepare seasonal fruit and vegetable snacks. This class is appropriate for children ages 5-to-12 and is a drop-off class; parents, you don’t need to stay! Please RSVP online at www.ukiahcoop. com or Customer Service at 462-4778. 11 Stay connected with the Co-op Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op 721 South State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 PRSRT-STD US Postage PAID Petaluma, CA PERMIT #16 ukiahcoop.com facebook.com/ukiahcoop Co-op Calendar Wednesday, March 5 Ravioli Making Class -- Co-op Class 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Co-op Annex Wednesday, March 26 ‘Food Inc.’ -- Movie Night 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Co-op Annex $15/$10 for Member-Owners FREE Community Event Wednesday, March 12 Dew Drop Wellness Class -- Co-op Class 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Co-op Annex Wednesday, April 9 Money-Saving Store Tour (Bilingual) 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Customer Service Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. $8/$5 for Member-Owners Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. FREE Community Event Monday, March 17 Board Meeting -- 749 C South State Street All owners are invited to attend, 6:00 p.m. For a copy of the meeting agenda, go to ukiahcoop.com or look on the Co-op event board on the day of the meeting. Friday, April 11 Baby Food Making -- Co-op Class 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Mendocino Baby $8/$5 for Member-Owners Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. Wednesday, March 19 St. Patrick’s Day -- Kids Class! 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Co-op Annex Wednesday, April 16 Earth Day Class -- Kids Class! 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Co-op Annex $12/$7 for Member-Owners Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. $12/$7 for Member-Owners Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. The Co-op News • March - April 2014 Saturday, April 19 Meals on a Budget (Spanish Speaking) - Co-op Class! 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Co-op Annex $12/$7 for Member-Owners Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. Sunday, April 20, 2014 The store is OPEN 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday, April 21 Board Meeting -- 749 C South State Street All owners are invited to attend, 6:00 p.m. For a copy of the meeting agenda, go to ukiahcoop.com or look on the Co-op event board on the day of the meeting. Tuesday, April 22 10% Off All Bulk Products Sale includes all bulk food, herbs and coffees. (Exclusions Apply) Wednesday, April 30 ‘Vanishing of the Bees’ -- Movie Night 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Co-op Annex FREE Community Event Please RSVP at www.ukiahcoop.com or call Customer Service at 462-4778. 12
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