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[Wheatsville] Member Appreciation Day, Member Gathering, Blood Drive and more!
- From: Dan Gillotte <gm AT wheatsville.com>
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- Subject: [Wheatsville] Member Appreciation Day, Member Gathering, Blood Drive and more!
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:56:10 -0500
Hi friends! Another jam-packed e-mail here is what you'll find if you scroll down... Member Appreciation Day this Saturday! Member Gathering limited tickets available starting Saturday! Donate to help people in need of dental care! Tons of product information including Easter specials! A blood drive for Paul Holman this Monday at Wheatsville! Board meeting date changes! Member Appreciation Day is Saturday March 22nd. Owners get 10% off of all their purchases all day long!!! We'll have loads of yummy samples from 12-4pm! This is normally our biggest Member sales day of the year, so it will be busy. Our Spring Member Gathering will be happening Tuesday April 1 at the Alamo Drafthouse Village from 6:30-9:30. We'll start with our annual business meeting Then, an update on our imminent project and finally, the showing of a great film called, The Real Dirt on Farmer John. (Learn more and see the trailer here: http://www.farmerjohnmovie.com/FJhome.html ) Wheatsville will provide one free drink, a soft drink and appetizers of your choice! Tickets are limited and can be picked up at the front end beginning on Saturday March 22nd until they're gone. Owners may pick up 2 tickets. Out of respect to others, please only get tickets if you'll actually be attending our meeting. Thanks! Help some folks in need of dental care! We've teamed up with our friends at Tom's of Maine to gain some support for dental health for people in need and you can help! Just grab one of the $5 or $2 coupons at the registers and add it to your purchase and the proceeds will go to Manos de Cristo, Austin's only low-income dental clinic, and the Jack Sansing Dental Clinic at Aids Services of Austin. We'd love to raise some good money for these folks who are doing good and much needed work in our community! We've got a lot of product information for you again this week! Deli specials for Easter Spring Hams, a sweet sliced ham seasoned with fresh basil and parmigianno available by the slice in the deli case! Natural hand-dyed hard-boiled eggs by the each or the half dozen. Hide 'em, find 'em, eat 'em! We'll also have fresh hams from the meat department for your own preparation. Perishable news! GET THEM BEFORE THEY'RE GONE Perishables Buyer Mike Crissey continues to clean up the dairy and frozen coolers, moving slower movers out. In the dairy cooler, we will be discontinuing the Texas Naturals white eggs. Like other egg brands, the price of the Texas Naturals eggs has gone up. They've reached a price point that Mike doesn't feel gives value to our membership. If we were to conitnue to carry these eggs, they'd likely cost $2.99 a dozen. We're the only place in town selling H&J Ranch eggs (the white cartons). They cost about the same and they're a local product. A carton of a dozen Texas Naturals eggs will cost $1.99 a dozen until they're gone. Meanwhile, in the frozen cooler, it seems the Minute Maid frozen juice concentrates have run out of time. Mike recently discovered we'd been selling fewer than two dozen of these juices each month. Cascadian Farms juice concentrates are our best-selling, although they are more expensive. Minute Maid will be on sale for 99 cents (down from $1.69) until we sell out. Mike is also looking at the Hytop and Seneca Valley frozen juice concentrates, although he plans to keep conventional (and less expensive) OJ and grape juices. NEW IN THE DAIRY COOLER We have a couple of new items in the dairy cooler this week. Check the first door for Organic Nutiva Hempseed Oil in 8 oz. bottles for $7.99. Nutiva’s hemp oil is raw, unrefined and expeller cold-pressed. Nutiva also presses and bottles their Canadian hemp oil in small batches, flushes each bottle with nitrogen to eliminate oxygen and induction seals their bottles. For more information, go to http://nutiva.com/ Also new in the dairy cooler, Tillamook Sweet Cream Butter, both unsalted and salted, for $3.99. Perishables Buyer Mike Crissey decided to swap out the Woodstock Farms Organic butter for the Tillamook to give owners and shoppers a less expensive, conventional butter. Tillamook’s butter is kosher certified, and the company has been cooperatively-owned for almost a century. Today, the Tillamook County Creamery Association (based in Mike is also working to bring in a new local, refrigerated salsa to fill the hole left by East Side Café. Some of you guys may know Out-To-Lunch for their sandwiches and hummus in the deli self-serve case. Mike plans to begin carrying their 16 oz salsa for $3.79. Staff who sampled the salsa said it was relly good, almost better than our own freshly-made salsas.
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- [Wheatsville] Member Appreciation Day, Member Gathering, Blood Drive and more!, Dan Gillotte, 03/19/2008
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