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This is the item to post scheduled PFC events and activities.
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Contra Dance and Dessert Party 7:30 pm Friday November 8, 1996
Music by Nutshell tradiioal Celtic Dance Tuens woven with hammered dulcimer,
flute guitar and bodhran.
Susan English will call contra-dances oriented to beginners and families
Come One, Come All. You don't have to be a PFC member to come!
Tantalizing Desserts & Refreshments provided!
Place: Pittsfield Grange, 3337 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. (past Meijers)
Tickets: $4 per person or $10 per family in advance
$5 per person or $12 per family at the door
Hm... wish I'd known about this 8 hours or so ago.
We have parties from time to time, and I'll post them in this conf. We had a contra dance with this group last spring, and I expect we'll do it again in April or May.
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Wednesday, November 20th 6 to 8 pm 4th Avenue Store String Figures and Games Learn to make string figures and play string games with Michele Gage and Marcia Gaynor. Ages 8 & up or under 8 with an adult. Sign up, call Sharon at 769-0095, or just drop in.
Japanese Foods Demo Saturday Nov. 23 11 am to 3 pm Soba Noodle Soup Condiments: pickled ginger, wasabi, daikon At 4th Ave store -- complimentary samples, recipes and coupons.
Punjab-style Vegetarian Indian Cooking Wednesday, December 18, 1996 7 - 9 pm 4th Ave store Cooking demonstration with samples and recipes. Spice up your holidays with Garin Horner, who studied Indian cuisine in Bombay, Baroda, and Delhi, as well as with Chef Oza ath the Himalaya restaurant in Windsor, Ontario. Learn the basic elements of Indian cooking, including prparing ghee, basmati rice, and spice combinations. Enjoy samples of Garin's creations $3 -$5 suggested donation. Space is limited so sign up at either store, or call Sharon at 769 0095 to register.
Board of Directors meeting Monday, Nov. 18, 1996 7:30am
At 216 North Fourth Ave store
Hot Topic: Closing the Packard store.
AGENDA
Agenda Review
Approval of Minutes of 10/21/96
Board Committee Reports and Future Scanning
Management Team Report
Policy Review - Annual review of PFC's policies has brought up some changes
that have been drafted and are in the board packet. ACTION ITEM
Third Quarter Financials
Break (approximately 8pm) for people joining the meeting to discuss PACKARD
Packard Decision
Review of current situation
Public comment and discussion
BoD discussion and VOTE (ACTION ITEM)
TAsk Review, Scheduling of Future Meetings
Meeting Evaluation
This item has been linked from PFC 4 to Intro 119. Type "join pfc" at the Ok: prompt for discussion of People's Food Coop, a local Ann Arbor cooperative.
The PFC Board voted tonight to close the Packard store on April 30, 1997, or
as soon after that as is financially reasonable. If, in the opinion of the
general manager, it is necessary to close the store sooner, then the BoD will
hold an emergency meeting to review the new proposed closing plan.
Vote: Yes - 6, No - 0, no abstentions.
On Friday, November 22, board members and PFC staff members including Carol
Collins, the general manager, will be at the Packard store from 5:30 until
7:00 pm to talk with anyone who wasn't able to be at tonight's meeting.
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Well, I'm annoyed. That's the only one I ever went to...
You didn't go often enough...
Obviously not. >8(((
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I've been there, but my Scottish nature rankles at the thought of paying for parking when I go grocery shopping. And I don't have any free time on Sundays any more.
There is free parking right across the street in the county lot anytime after 5 pm on weekdays, and all day Saturday and Sunday. And both stores are open until 10pm every night. That's five hours a day of free parking.
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A handful of members showed up tonight to discuss the repercussions of closing the Packard store. Carol Collins, Alan Bailey and I were there, along with Packard staff members. We will probably hold a couple more in-store discussions after the holidays, so that people can ask questions, see the numbers, and let us know their ideas about the move. I'll post those dates and times as they are set.
The next shopper/member meeting at Packard will be January 10, between 6:30 and 7:30.
Tuesday, Jan 7, 1997 7:30 - 9:30 pm 216 N Fourth Ave (4th ave store) Herbal Wisdom Series - Linda Diane Feldt "Herbal Allies for the Immune System" Space limited, preregistration requested 994-3409
Monday, Jan 20, 1997 7:30 pm BOD meeting 216 N Fourth Ave Agenda to follow
Thursday, Jan 23, 1997 7:00 pm Introduction to Facilitating using Myers-Briggs Colleen McGee, instructor Using MBTI to understand group process and communication patterns. Learn to facilitate more productive meetings, and smooth communication mixups. Instructor is certified by CPP to administer and interpret MBTI Level II.
Saturday, January 18, 1997 11 am to 3 pm Sample Patak's Indian Foods Saag Spinach Sauce, Brinjal, and hot pappadums. Also, Chai tea.
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Thursday, Feb 6, 1997 7:30 pm
Community Farm of Ann Arbor
Coming in February
"A Taste of Biodynamic Agriculture
from Commmunity Farm of Ann Arbor"
Thurs. Feb. 6th 7:30-9:00 pm
People's Food Co-op at 216 North Fourth Avenue (near Kerrytown)
Slide show, discussion and tasty samples. Paul Bantle and Anne Elder,
farmers at Community Farm of Ann Arbor, will introduce participants to
biodynamic agriculture and Community Supported Agriculture. The
community farm is a group of people - farm members and growers - who
share a vision and commitment. In return for financial and moral
support, the farm provides its members with a share of the harvest as well
as a place to find inspiration and renewal.
Members pick up their share of the fresh harvest once a week at the farm which
is located in Chelsea.
Thursday, Feb 13, 1997 7:30 - 9:00 pm Fourth Avenue Store (216 N Fourth) Shiatsu and Self Care Milagros Paredas will introduce participants to Shiatsu therapy, teach meridian stretches, and give related diet suggestions for good health and self-care.
*CONTRA DANCE* There will be another contra dance after our annual meeting on March 14, 1997. Mark your calendars now. More information to follow.
The official closing date for the Packard store will be March 21.
PFC members, we need your vote so that we have a quorum! By Thursday at 6:30 pm to be sure it counts. Drop off your ballot at either the Packard or 4th Ave store. If we have not reached a quorum by Thursday at 6:30, we will continue to accept ballots until Friday at 6:30 pm (The beginning of the annual meeting). Even if you are not sure of your position on an issue or a candidate, please submit your partially completed ballot. Quorum is calculated on the number of ballots received.
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Valerie, I was about to be outraged, but then I noticed the date of your posting. The annual meeting was tonight, and the ballot boxes were already at the Grange. Sorry.
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