Paula Youmell's Book Signing: "The Whole Food Kitchen Series: Hands on Health"

Time: 
May 22, 2013 - 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Location: 
Potsdam Co-op - 24 Elm Street, Potsdam

Paula Youmell, a Certified Holistic Health, Nutrition, and Fitness Counselor and a long-time Co-op Member/Owner, has published her first book in "The Whole Food Kitchen Series"!

Paula has over 20 years of experience as a registered nurse, health and physical education teacher, and whole foods nutrition educator who has trained in a number of areas such as Yoga, Reiki, Holistic Healing, and more.

"The Whole Food Kitchen Series: Hands on Health" focuses on healing the mind, body, and spirit. Paula says "I write this book to remind everyone of their own innate ability to heal.  Healing is the norm.  If you cut your finger, it heals without intervention.  Every part of your body is capable of healing if it is given what it needs to heal and thrive.  This is a Vitalist philosophy of healing:  Healing comes through nature.  You are nature; therefore, healing comes from within you and through you."

We will be carrying Paula's book in the store and will be hosting a book signing on Wednesday, May 22 from 3 to 5 p.m. This book is also available for purchase online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Balboa Press.

Paula hopes to help support three local non-profits with the proceeds from the book:

Little River Community School, Canton, NY http://www.littleriverschool.org/

To learn more about Paula and her practices, you can visit her website here: http://www.handsonhealthhh.com/

May Member/Owner Sales

May is here and so are new monthly sales! This month, Member/Owners can enjoy discounts on great items like Udi's Gluten Free Hamburger and Hot Dog Buns, Angie's Kettle Corn, Newman's Own Cookies, Harvest Bay Coconut Water, Crofter's Organic Spreads, Green Mountain Gringo Salsas, and more! Stop by the store and pick up a copy of the flyer, or click here to view a PDF version.

Buying Club Online Ordering

Great news: our online Buying Club is ready! Member/owners can sign up for an account at http://foodclub.org/potsdamcoop/login or use the link under the Buying Club heading in the left sidebar. It may take up to three days for an account to be activated. Once there, you can search UNFI's catalog and add items to your cart. The order will be locked from Monday at 6 am until Tuesday at 4 pm for us to place and process the order. We will email you an invoice for your records and have a printed copy in the store that you can use to purchase your goods. If you have any questions about how the system works, please do not hesitate to ask.

Seed Catalog Now Available

The 2013 Seed Catalog is now available, simply click on the attachment below to view a PDF version. This catalog is a complete guide to all of the vegetable, herb, and flower seeds offered by the Co-op this year, including seed origin, treatment, approximate germination time, and a variety of other useful information. The seeds are on the shelves now, however they are limited, so hurry in and get started on your gardening plans! 

*Please note that we are still waiting to receive and package some seeds. If you have any questions, then please do not hesitate to contact us.

Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!

We have exciting news to share: the Co-op has joined the digital world via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest!

About the Potsdam Food Co-op

The Potsdam Co-op is a member-owned natural foods consumer cooperative where everyone is welcome to shop and anyone can join. While we carry many of the items that customers typically purchase on a weekly basis, we also offer a large variety of quality specialty products that are not available in ordinary supermarkets. 

The Co-op was established in 1973 and has been growing to meet the changing needs of the North Country ever since. Now in its fifth location, the Co-op remains a locally-owned business whose members volunteer to work alongside paid staff to keep the shelves stocked and the store running. Although everyone is welcome to shop at the Co-op, the strength and the health of the store depends on a strong membership base. Membership unites us with hundreds of area families who believe in and support the Co-op as a successful shopping alternative. 

The Co-op is dedicated to supporting the local economy. Through partnerships with numerous local farmers and artisans we are able to feature a wide selection of local goods that have been produced using environmentally-friendly practices.  We are actively engaged in the community as we support local organizations and work to raise environmental and nutritional awareness.

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