Broken Limbs Announcement!
Ryan Urie
Here's the info on the "Broken Limbs" screening. Please send to anyone and everyone you think might be interested. I'll be covering the BIOP program, so don't worry about that. Thanks everyone,
Ryan
From: Carol Spurling <outr...@moscowfood.coop>
Date: Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 9:45 AM
Subject: The Good Food Film Series presents "Broken Limbs" with special guests Guy Evans and Jamie Howell
To: boardm...@moscowfood.coop, anch...@gmail.com, lon...@moscow.com, UI Environmental Club <ec...@uidaho.edu>, "Wahlin, Sara Catherine" <sara....@email.wsu.edu>, jean...@uidaho.edu, a...@moscowfood.coop, st...@moscowchamber.com, Ryan Urie <ru...@vandals.uidaho.edu>, cin...@uidaho.edu, cwil...@latah.id.us, Melissa Radloff <mel...@ruralroots.org>, Marcia Hill Gossard <mgos...@turbonet.com>, Colette DePhelps <cdep...@verizon.net>, bookpeople of moscow <bookp...@moscow.com>, James Blakely <ja...@pcei.org>, Jenica Wood-Beauchamp <jen...@pcei.org>, Kacy Pula <kacy...@gmail.com>, kgar...@ci.moscow.id.us
Please share this information with your members, listservs, calendars, and friends. Thank you!
Moscow Food Coop Good Food Film Series:
Broken Limbs
Thur, October 15, 7:00 PM
$4/Co op members, $6/general admission
Kenworthy Performing Arts Center, 508 S. Main, Moscow
With special guests: filmmakers Guy Evans and Jamie Howell
Wenatchee, Washington, "Apple Capital of the World." This pastoral Valley in the heart of the Pacific Northwest prospered for nearly a century as home to the famed Washington apple. But the good times have vanished. Apple orchardists by the thousands are going out of business and thousands more await the dreaded letter from the bank announcing the end of their livelihoods and a uniquely American way of life.
Sponsored by the Moscow Food Co-op, Students for Place Based Planning and Urban Design (SPPUD), and the UI Extension/Small Farms Program
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Carol Price Spurling
Outreach and Ownership Coordinator
Moscow Food Co-op
121 E. 5th St.
Moscow, Idaho 83843
208.669.0763