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Spread the Light
By Kenna S. Eaton, General Manager, from the August 2005 Newsletter

We have a wonderful opportunity in front of us to bring a little sunshine into the Co-op staffs’ lives! The original store plans called for solar tubes to light those places deeper in the store than will be reached by daylight, spread throughout various departments with four in the kitchen, three along the freezer aisle, two in the produce prep area and one in Annie, the Front End Manager’s office, system.

“Solatubes,” a patent name however there are other variations, will bring in natural sun light through an ingenious design that captures sunlight from your rooftop and redirects it down a highly reflective shaft then diffuses it through the interior space. According the Web site www.solatube.com, natural light lifts spirits, makes spaces appear larger and reveals our world in its true colors. I only know that when we told staff we couldn’t afford to install the “Solatubes” I felt the disappointment emanating from them. Never one to disappoint my staff I decided that we must find a way to add these back into the budget. Thus the need for a fundraiser. David Wilkins, owner of Natural Abode, the new lifestyle store downtown, worked his magic to make the price as affordable as possible to us, however we still need to raise $3200.

By now you’re wondering how you can help and I’m here to tell you how.

First, you can make a donation at the register. Any amount would be welcome from $1 to $100. Secondly we are holding a raffle. There are several prizes that you can win for a mere $5 ticket: a Motorola 2-way radio, a brand spanking new Cuisinart and many more items. Raffle tickets will be available from a cashier for $5 each starting August 1st thru the 31st. You can only win if you buy at least one ticket, so don’t forget and don’t procrastinate!