Talk to the Board Saturday, April 21
Redmond PCC, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The board is excited to hold this month’s store visit at the “Healthy Families Day” at Redmond PCC. We’re expanding the regular visit to four hours to meet more of our new members in the Redmond community.
Our discussion question will be, “Are you aware of the ways PCC can help you explore new or unfamiliar foods?”
2007 Election begins this month Voting in stores and by mail April 27 to May 25
Four PCC members will be asking for your votes in this spring’s election: Alexander Rist (incumbent), Chantal Stevens (incumbent), Buzz Hofford and Kelly Horton. Nominating committee chair Kim Norton says the committee is grateful to all the applicants.
Members will have the opportunity to meet and question the candidates at the annual meeting on Tuesday, May 1.
Look for the special election insert inside the May Sound Consumer. It features photos of, biographical information on, and campaign statements from the candidates along with your ballot. Election material also will be available in our stores and on our Web site beginning April 27. You may vote by mail or in any of our eight stores.
Board chair Bob Cross notes, “Our thanks to the nominating committee for its work this year. We’re excited about all the candidates and we encourage all our members to participate in this vital governance exercise.”
Election volunteers needed
We are looking for members who are willing to volunteer a few hours at their neighborhood PCC between April 27 and May 25 to encourage fellow co-op members to vote. For more information, e-mail
Notice of annual PCC membership meeting Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Town Hall 1119 Eighth Street (at Seneca), Seattle
Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. RSVP by April 23 online or by calling 206-547-1222.
Best parking option is the Washington State Convention and Trade Center Main Garage; $4 with voucher (available at registration). Please see the 2007 Annual Meeting Web page for directions and more information, or call 206-547-1222.
Board report
There was no board meeting in February. The March 27 board meeting report will be published in the May issue.
The board held a day-long retreat in February. It focused on defining parameters of the strategic discussions to build into the work schedule this year.
The next regularly scheduled board meeting will be Tuesday, May 29, at 5 p.m. at the co-op office. As usual, time is set aside for member comments at 6 p.m. The agenda will be posted on our Web site approximately one week prior to the meeting.
Current information about board activities, elections, and other PCC membership and governance issues can always be found in our Membership area.
