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am excited to be able to bring you a taste of what is going on in Canby or even what may be coming up in our great city. What I have to start with is some perspective on what Canby needs. What Does Canby Need? According to some Canby third graders they think we need a few things that will make Canby a better city. I recently had the honor of visiting with two third grade classes at Trost Elementary, who shared their thoughts on what Canby needs and how it would benefit the city. As part of a class section on their local city, their teacher, Ms. Bonner, broke the students into groups that shared similar ideas on what would make Canby better. The students then researched their idea - how big would it need to be, how much would it cost, why would it be a benefit to Canby, and where would it be placed. Once their research was completed, they created a presentation using their tablets with slides, pictures, and financial figures.
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My son’s group decided that Canby needs another restaurant, Red Robin to be specific. Based on the research they determined that the cost to build one would be about $100,000. The reasons for wanting a Red Robin restaurant was that it has good food, it will encourage people to come eat in Canby, and that we do not have many sit down restaurants. I was pleased to tell them that there may be a couple new restaurants coming to Canby, though probably not a Red Robin. Two groups highlighted the want for large sports complex that included baseball and softball fields, indoor basketball courts and soccer fields, oh and of course a water feature/splash pad. Other ideas that were put forth by these future city planners were affordable housing, an ice skating rink, a water park with 10-12 large water slides that could be built at Legacy Park; and a community college so that Canby kids can continue their education. I was thoroughly impressed with each group’s ideas and presentation. I definitely see several future city planners and leaders in these groups.
Until the next edition. All my best, Mayor Brian Hodson
Brian Hodson is serving his third term as Mayor of Canby. He is the Co-Chair to the Clackamas County Coordinating Committee, Advisory Board of the Area Commission on Transportation, Clackamas County Housing Committee, and member of the Metro Mayor’s Consortium. Prior to being Mayor, he served 2 years on the city council, President of the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce for two terms. His day job is as a mortgage advisor with New American Funding.
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FAMILY OWNED FOR 5 GENERATIONS In 1928, Frank T. Cutsforth opened a Meat Market on First St in Canby, Oregon.At the age of 12, son Glenn began working, alongside of his father, learning the trade. In 1937 Glenn married Elsie Egli. Elsie joined the family business originally as a meat cutter. They bought the Business from Frank T. Cutsforth in 1947. Their son, Frank began working in the business in 1957, eventually becoming Produce Manager and then owner in 1980. The and they are the current owners. The 5th generation, oldest of 11 grandchildren, will start working this summer.
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REDEFINING THE GROCERY EXPERIENCE Groceries were added to the Meat Market in 1946 and Cutsforth Market became Canby’s First Grocery Store In 1963. Cutsforth Market moved to 2nd and Holly Street, where it remained for 12 years. Cutsforth’s Market again relocated in 1974 to their current location of 225 NE Second St. in downtown Canby. After four major remodels, Cutsforth’s Market it now a full-service grocery store that supports over 100 employees.
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Have your tires rotated about every 5,000 miles. Check tire pressures once a month; check them while they’re cold before driving for any distance. Don’t forget to check your spare as well and be sure the jack is in good condition. Examine tires for tread life, uneven wearing, and cupping; check the sidewalls for cuts and nicks. An alignment is warranted if there’s uneven tread wear or if your vehicle pulls to one side.
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round beef tacos were one of the first meals that I ever learned to cook by myself and for that reason they’ll always be a favorite. Thankfully for my fiancé, I’ve expanded on my cooking skills since the days of being a single, eighteen year old, eating nothing but spaghetti, tacos, and ramen! My mango habanero salsa is always a crowd favorite when I make it and I thought it would pair perfectly with some fresh tilapia. I picked up some mini white corn tortillas and threw it all together to bring you a delicious and easy meal that even an 18 year old Tattooed Martha could pull off!
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…............................................................ 2 Tbs olive oil + 2 more tablespoons for cooking 2 Tbs soy sauce Juice from 1 lime 2 fresh tilapia fillets (you can also use frozen, just make sure they’re defrosted) ¼ tsp paprika 6 mini white corn tortillas Red cabbage, shredded Shredded cheese (optional)
FOR MANGO SALSA: 1 mango, peeled, pitted, and diced into small cubes 2/3 cup fresh pineapple chunks, cut into small cubes 1 habanero pepper, finely chopped ¼ cup finely chopped red onion ¼ cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped Juice from 1 lime You can also add avocado chunks, but I left it out this time
MAKES 6 SERVINGS
Cover a baking sheet or dish with foil and combine 2 tablespoons of olive oil, soy sauce, and lime juice in the dish. Add tilapia fillets and flip to coat in marinade. Sprinkle top sides with paprika and place in the refrigerator to marinate for 20 minutes. While waiting on the tilapia, combine mango, pineapple, habanero, red onion, cilantro, and lime juice in a medium bowl. Toss until ingredients are mixed together. When tilapia is finished marinating, heat remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add tilapia fillets and cook for 2-3 minutes on one side or until you have a light brown sear around the edges. Flip and cook another 2-3 minutes on the other side. Reduce heat slightly to finish cooking thoroughly for another 4-5 minutes. Fish should be flakey, yet still tender and no longer transparent in the center. Transfer to a plate and break up into bite-sized pieces. Heat tortillas in the microwave or on a low setting in the oven. Add tilapia, shredded cabbage, and a few spoonful’s of the mango salsa (and any other toppings you desire). Serve right away.
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hat a year… JFK narrowly defeats Richard Nixon for the Presidency. The U.S. enters the Vietnam War. The Soviets shoot down a U.S. spy plane. Cassius Clay (“Muhammad Ali”) wins gold at the Summer Olympics. Xerox introduces the first photocopier. Aluminum cans are used for the first time. Chubby Checker’s “The Twist” starts a new dance craze. The average cost of a new home is $12,700. Average monthly rent is only $98. A new car costs $2,600. A quarter buys you a gallon of gasoline. The year is 1960. That same year, Jim Millar opens Millar’s Hiway Tire Company, on 891 SE First in Canby. Nine years earlier, Jim met his wife, Betty, when he was stationed in England during the Korean War. Later that decade, Jim and
Betty had two children, Steve and Sue and 10 years later, another son Jim who currently is a technician at Millar’s Point S. The second generation of Millars would soon be working alongside dad. Later, Jim moved his tire store three blocks away. Then in 1964, Jim combined gas with tires, moving across Highway 99 to where the Chevron gas station is now, and called his new store “Hiway Tire Service and Flying A Service Station”. His son Steve started changing tires that same year, and pumping gas the following year. Steve remembered that he “had to have a job… fell into it naturally.” Regarding working for his dad, “He was always the boss and I knew that.” Steve added, “I learned the tire industry inside and out. We learned that you have to take extremely good care of your customers so that they’ll come back. Instill that in the staff.” Word-of -mouth brings customers from Salem and Portland. After a decade of selling tires and gas, Jim decides to eliminate serving gas. He moves Hiway Tire Service to its fourth location, 505 SE First. Jim’s staff added brake jobs and other auto service repairs. In 1973, the year before the move, Steve met his future wife, Candi, through friends. They married in 1975. Later in the 1970s, their family added a daughter, Trista, and a son, Ben. In 1979, Jim and Steve moved their tire store to its fifth and current location, at 1175 SE First. More changes would impact the family business in the ‘80s.
Two more changes were in store for the Millar family business. The first occurred during May of 2015. The Millar’s decided to jump in with Tire Factory’s decision as a group and join Point S as a co-op member. Ben’s reasoning, “To stay competitive with the Costco’s, Wal-Mart’s, etc. Point S is an international company. They have increased buying power with more stores…more visibility. Point S currently has 3,300 franchises in 27 countries.
Millar’s Hiway Tire Service added three service trucks for on-site service calls for large commercial trucks, such as 18 wheelers and farm tractors. Millar’s would become incorporated in 1985. One year later, the business name changed to the “Tire Factory”, as Jim and Steve joined a number of tire dealerships in the Portland area so as to buy tires for less. Toward the end of the decade, the second generation Millar would be taking over.
One year later in April, Ben took over ownership of the Millar’s Point S Tire and Auto Service store. Why did Steve sell the family store to son Ben? “My wife wanted me to retire!” Steve likes to hunt and fish. Today, Steve is building a new plane from a kit. “Keeps me busy”, he adds. Steve and Candi like to travel in their motor home to Arizona each winter, and ride their ATV’s. Both parents believe Ben is the right person to own the family business. Steve confidently points out, “Ben is really a
Steve remembers that his dad was retiring. The decision to buy Jim out was a simple one. “I really, really enjoyed how the suppliers and dealers helped each other out…not cutthroat. Each day is different.” In 1988, Steve and a partner bought Jim out. Three years later, a third generation Millar began showing up for work. Ben Millar started changing tires part time for his dad in 1991. “Ben needed to have a job and it was a logical choice for him to start at the shop”. By 1997, Ben asked to work full-time. “We tried to get him to go to college, but he didn’t want to. He liked
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good fit for that store and doing a great job running that store.” Candi adds, “We feel fortunate that we have Ben to take it over and confident in his expertise in what he’s doing.” Their daughter Trista and her husband Brandon, own and operate a local plumbing business, “B. Ayers Plumbing”.
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the store.” Two years later, Steve added service calls to Ben’s work load. “I trained him, along with the other experienced help.” For eight years, Ben’s focus was on-site service calls.
Steve says Ben hired about “half of the staff. They’re doing a great job.” Millar’s employs 20 to 22 people. Mutual loyalty and respect exists between Millar’s owners and the employees that work for them. From the sales staff, Kyle Carter manages the tire side of Millar’s and been with them for 17 years. Justin Saxe has worked for Millar’s 6 years. Ben’s wife, Kyle, started with Millar’s in 2016 and works part-time. Tire sales are the number one revenue source for Millar’s, with parts and labor in the auto service department at number two. Since Justin Saxe, service manager for the automotive
shop, was hired by Ben, auto service has grown 100 percent in the past three years. “I could see the potential that the shop had.” Justin continues, “It was well-established, family-run business, heavily involved in the community.” Having owned his own shop, Justin believes honesty and integrity is number one. He says, “You couldn’t ask for better customers. Canby is a great community!” As for his future goals, Justin responds, “This is my final stepping stone…using what I have to bring the shop to another level. And we have.” Justin plans to retire at Millar’s. “Great place to work.” Ben says, “Our specialty is diagnosis and repair for newer model passenger vehicles and light trucks.” Dan Kuehn, the service advisor, was brought in to help out in sales. Millar’s upped their advertising budget. They revamped how they scheduled work. Customers were asked to bring their vehicle to Millar’s and drop it off. Ben and Justin believe this allows Millar’s to take more cars in and help more customers. The longest tenured shop employee with Millar’s is tire technician manager, Jorge “George” Briseno. Getting his start at Millar’s 20 years ago, Jorge makes sure the customers’ work is done right. Because Jorge is bilingual, he assists with Spanish-speaking customers. Jorge says, “They (Millar’s) are
good people to work for…family business…take good care of customers…treat them right. I see a lot of people coming back in here again and again, because we provide good customer service.” Jorge adds that “Everybody gets along well…like a family. Good retirement program and paid time off. Hopefully, I will be here in 20 years!“ Abisai “Abi” Alvarez also found his first automotive job with Millar’s. He has been working with Millar’s tire customers for 12 years. Abi believes Millar’s is “A good place to work. I like what I do…good owners. My future plans are to keep working here.” Ben calculates that mechanics average 5 to 10 years of experience with Millar’s. Stan Copeland has been serving customers’ needs Jorge Briseno & Abi Alvarez at Millar’s for 14 years. Cory Reid works in the truck shop, and has been with Millar’s for 12 years. Millar’s auto repair techs are ASE Certified and the techs who work in the truck shop are TIA Certified. The employee with the most years at Millar’s is the office manager, Connie Moore. According to Ben and Justin, Connie is known as “The glue that holds it all together… the do-it-all
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lady.” This September will mark Connie’s 21st anniversary with the company. Steve hired her, but she adds “Ben is great too.” Connie remembers telling her husband that “If they do that (unnecessary work), I won’t work there.” Connie found
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Millar’s to be an “honest shop…customer-oriented…a lot of great customers… employees are great.” Connie plans on retiring with Millar’s. When discussing Millar’s focus on customer service, Steve knows, “It started with my dad, and it carried on. You can’t argue with success.” Ben adds, “We go above and beyond to keep them.” Millar’s loves Canby. Steve states, “We always felt that you have to give back to the community that supports you.” Ben
agrees. “Canby is a great town…a lot of great customers. I enjoy what I do…giving back to the community. We’re big supporters of youth sports…Clackamas County Fair Livestock Auction. We donate a lot of water to school events, jogathons, walkathons, Slice of Summer.” Millar’s is actively involved with the Canby Rotary, Canby Chamber of Commerce, and one of the sponsors for “Cruise by the Park” car show, the Canby Rodeo and the Three On Three basketball tournament. Like his dad, Ben’s hobbies are hunting and fishing. He and his wife Kyle enjoy watching daughter Kamryn play soccer, and son Gage play basketball and lacrosse. Kyle also plays golf and exercises. Ben’s last comment, “I would like to make it very clear how much we appreciate the people of Canby for the years of working together.” Canby proud.
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Hope you are having a nice summer! With the hot weather setting in, we wanted to remind folks that amidst the fun and games, pet health should be kept top of mind to help ensure a safe season for all. To keep dogs and cats out of harm’s way, the ASPCA has created a helpful infographic with the Top 5 Summer Dangers for Pets, including:
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Loud noises like fireworks are one of the top reasons pets go missing, so secure your pet in an escape-proof place. If your pet does go missing, download the ASPCA app for a free step-by-step digital toolkit to help find your pet: www.ASPCAapp.org.
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High summer temperatures and bright days can mean dehydration, overheating, and scorched paws. Know the signs of overheating (excessive panting, increased heart rate, and weakness) and bring your pup indoors or to a cool, shady place.
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Insecticides, citronella products, and glow sticks are toxic to pets. Keep your pet away from areas where chemicals have been sprayed and ensure dangerous products are out of reach.
PARTIES & BARBECUES If your pet’s joining the party, make sure guests don’t feed your pet human food (especially grapes, onions, avacado, and chocolate) and ensure alcoholic drinks are kept out of your pet’s reach.
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Hours: M-W-F 8am-6pm T-Th 8am-7pm Sat 8:30am-3pm
Paint Your Own Pottery • All pricing includes paint, firing, supplies & studio time • Helpful Staff On Duty • Party Room Available
(no additional cost - call to reserve)
Great For Bridal Showers, Birthdays•Work Parties, Date Night•Etc.
Book Your Next Party With Us!
Wilsonville Town Center 8261 SW Wilsonville Rd Ste D.
(Between Peachy Berry & Jamba Juice )
www.happyartceramics.com
503-682-3473
Painting Happy Hour Tues-Fri 4-6pm *
All $18
Animals Only *$14 thru August
*Not available for parties or with any other offer
HAPPY ART SPECIAL!!!
20% OFF CERAMIC PROJECT (Total sale must be at least $30)
Hours: Closed Mondays (Except Holidays) Sat - 10 - 9 Sun & Tue - 12-6 Wed, Thur & Fri - 11-9
Discount can not be used for large groups or private events, 1 coupon per customer. Expires 10/15/18 FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL 503.825.2111
CANBY LIBRARY CALENDAR RECURRING EVENTS
SATURDAY
STORYTIME IN SPANISH 11 am, ages 2 – 6 INTERCAMBIO every Saturday 11 am – noon. Practice English or Spanish and help other learners in a friendly atmosphere. CHESS CLUB every Saturday 1- 3 pm. Everyone is welcome.
MONDAY
STORYTIME 11 am, ages 2 – 6 CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY ROOM ACTIVITES every Monday & Wed. from 4 – 6pm
WEDNESDAY
BOOK BABIES 10:30 am, ages 0 – 2 LEGO NIGHT 6:30 pm, every 1st Wed of the month
THURSDAY
FAMILY EVENING THE LIBRARY IS OFFERING A FAMILY ORIENTED EVENT THE LAST THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH! JOIN US. IT'S FUN, FREE AND ENTERTAINING.
SUNDAY
STORYTIME IN RUSSIAN 11 am, ages 2 – 6 FAMILY NIGHT every last Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm. FAMILY S.T.E.A.M. NIGHT every second Thursday of the month at 6 pm. KNITTING & CROCHETING every Thursday 4 pm – 6 pm. CHESS CLUB every Thursday 11am – 1pm Everyone is welcome.
READ TO THE DOG every 2nd & 4th Sunday 1:30 – 2:30 pm. Call or stop by to make a reservation for a 15 minute session.
CHESS CLUB EVERY THURSDAY 11AM – 1PM EVERY SATURDAY 1PM – 3 PM EVERYONE IS WELCOME
FRIDAY
STORYTIME 11 am, ages 2 – 6
QUESTIONS? CALL THE LIBRARY AT
503.266.3394
220 Northeast 2nd Avenue • Canby, OR 97013 www.canbylibrary.org
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Aunt Maggie invites your family to
AURORA COLONY DAYS at the Old Aurora Colony Museum
FAMILY FRIENDLY BEER GARDEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 5-11 p.m. at the Octagon Building
FREE MUSEUM ADMISSION & PIONEER ACTIVITIES SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Old Aurora Colony Museum
First 50 children can make & take a FREE CEDAR TOTE on SATURDAY, August 11!
15018 Second Street NE (Second & Liberty Streets) Aurora, Oregon 97002 503.678.5754 www.auroracolony.org @oldauroracolonymuseum
10% off regular family admission with this ad (expires 9/2/18)
FISHING CHARTERS Custom Group & Private Excursions
STURGEON EXCURSIONS
SPRING CHINOOK SALMON FISHING
CRABBING
FREE EXCURSION Purchase 3 regular priced tickets for one excursion, receive the 4th ticket free.
Not valid with any other offer. Some restrictions apply. Call for details. Must book excursion by 08/31/18
20 OFF
$ Columbia or Willamette River Columbia or Willamette River Excursions $200 per person $200 per person Private Boat $750 Private Boat $750 (Max 6 guests) up to 4 persons
Oregon Coast Crabbing Adventure $100 per person Parties up to 6 persons
EXPLORE OREGON'S MOST BEAUTIFUL WATERWAYS WITH OUR EXPERIENCED GUIDES AND ENJOY AN EXCEPTIONAL FISHING EXPERIENCE.
EXCURSIONS EXCURSIONS
When you purchase excursion tickets for 2 or more people. Not valid with any other offer. Some restrictions apply. Call for details. Must book excursion by 08/31/18
CALL TODAY
503-894-5154
Begin a Lifetime of Great Smiles Call Today! Service with a Smile
Adult Braces
Gentle
Metal Free Crowns
Sleep Apnea/ Snore Guards
Whitening
Tooth Colored Fillings
Implants
99
$
New Patient Special Complete set of x-rays, exam & adult cleaning. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 10/15/18
Step-by-Step Treatment Plans
333 NW 3rd Ave., Canby, OR 97013
503-266-2705 NealFamilyDental.com FOR MORE COUPONS VISIT WWW.FROGCOUPONS.COM
We meet or beat all competitors’ pricing!
1099
$
3 PIECE SECTIONAL Reg $1299 price not valid with coupon or additional offers
Summer Sale! We have three floors full of brand name furniture!
We have a large selection of Made in the USA, Real Wood and customizable furniture AT VALUE PRICING ! FREE local delivery FREE set up FREE removal of furniture
610 Main St. • Oregon City • 503-657-0206
100 off Your Purchase
$
of $750 or more
Not valid with any additional offers or discounts. Must present coupon. Expires 10/15/18
Located Just Over The Historic Bridge • www.homelife-furniture.com Hours: Mon – Sat: 10am – 6pm • Sun: 12pm – 5pm
10Per%Night OFF
10Per%Night OFF
Valid Sunday thru Thursday. Excludes Holidays & Special Events. All rooms subject to availability. Expires 10/15/18
Valid Sunday thru Thursday. Excludes Holidays & Special Events. All rooms subject to availability. Expires 10/15/18
441 2nd Avenue • Seaside, OR
531 Avenue A • Seaside, OR
Call us at 1-888-711-2518 or book online • www.innatseaside.com
Call us at 1-888-319-3002 or book online • www.riverinnatseaside.com
5 OFF $
BEST N CHICKE IN TOWN
Any Purchase of $25 or More
Not valid with any other offers. Not valid on Holidays or during Happy Hour. Expires 10/15/18
29890 SW Town Center Loop W #D Wilsonville • (503) 682-0773
Your Local Canby Florist
Same Day Local Delivery on orders placed before 12pm
Hours: M-F: 9-5:30 Sat: 9-4 Sun: Closed
334 SE 1st Avenue Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2282 www.hulbertsflowers.net
FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL 503.825.2111
We’ve rebranded! Celebrating 25 years with a new look!
Formerly Music Man Studio
Lessons • Groups XLR • Camps & Rentals
FREE
Private Lesson $30 Value New students only. Must present coupon. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 10/15/18
5 off
$
Summer Camp
Must present coupon. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 10/15/18
8261 SW Wilsonville Rd, Suite A • Wilsonville • 503-682-9829 www.concertschool.com • info@concertschool.com FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL 503.825.2111
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