Food Co-Op
Dear Editor: The Sitka Food Co-op would like to express its thanks and gratitude to Pastor Paul of Grace Harbor Church and its members for letting the co-op stage its monthly deliveries there this past year. As a start-up community oriented member-owned buying service (“Food for People, Not for Profit”) their support has been invaluable.
However, as our cooperative has grown, both in membership and volume of goods being delivered monthly, we now find ourselves looking for a new site to best serve our members. Even though we’re moving on, we shall always be grateful to everyone at Grace Harbor Church for lending us a helping hand during our first year of growth and development. Thank you.
Sitka Food Co-op
Board of Directors
Keith Nyitray, Ronald Dick,
Jen MacDonald, Ann Betty
and Renee Pierce
Monthly Grind
Dear Editor: The Sitka Monthly Grind is preparing for our 19th season and we want to thank all of the wonderful audiences we have enjoyed and the past and future performers for their time, talent, and willingness to share.
Our philosophy remains steadfast, to provide: affordable, non political, family entertainment. The date and the probable themes this year are: Oct .5, Healthy, Happy, Wholesome Grind; Nov. 1, Whalefest Maritime Grind (note this is at Centennial Hall and on a Friday night); Dec. 14, Elvis Grind; Jan. 11, Fiddle Grind; Feb. 15, International Grind; March 15, Singer Songwriter Grind; April 5, the “Classic” Grind in partnership with the Sitka Summer Music Festival.
Tickets are pre-sold at Old Harbor Books at $5 for adults, $1 for kids, or free with a plate of homemade desserts, tickets must be purchased in advance and reimbursement will be made at the door. We sell out so get your tickets in advance. Questions call Jeff 747-4821 or Ted 747-5482.
Sitka Monthly Grind producers
