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Market Map & Vendor Guide Pull-Out
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Featuring: Historic Downtown Map on Page 12 Murrayhill Map on Page 4 City Info on Page 16
Contents
Creating an inclusive community Murrayhill Area Shopping Beaverton Area Businesses
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Beaverton Community Calendar
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Beaverton Farmers Market
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Faith Café Celebrates 6th Anniversary
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Beaverton Library Foundation
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The Police Activities League
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Downtown Beaverton Shopping Beaverton City Info
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Publisher Executive Editor Cory Burden
Hi… and thanks for picking up a copy of the Beaverton Business Directory & Shopping Guide. As Beaverton’s first and only community newspaper, I invite you to look through the guide, take it home and use it as a resource to patron our local small businesses. Inside you’ll find useful shopping maps (to help you explore and discover), short and concise business listings (to help you quickly learn about your neighborhood’s goods and services), traditional advertisements and stories about local non-profits (the heart and soul of our city). In short, this newspaper is designed for Beaverton residents by Beaverton residents to help local businesses gain new customers and thrive. We, at Cedar House Media, are doing our part by publishing this directory and we encourage you to do yours by visiting a new local business… even if it’s just to say “Hi!”
Advertising Sales Editor Michael Wong Graphic Layout / Design Craig Wann Graphic Design Toni Boudreault Writers Michael Wong Ginger Rapport Caroline Ford Barb Upson Jocelyn Taylor 12120 SW First Street Beaverton, OR 97005 503.641.3320
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Cory Burden Owner of Cedar House Media (and long time Beaverton resident)
The Beaverton Business Directory & Shopping Guide is published by Cedar House Media, Beaverton’s homegrown print and graphics shop.
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Located on Murrayhill Map (page 4)
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he Arc of Washington County was founded in 1959. At a time when educational opportunities were not offered to children with developmental disabilities, a dedicated group of parents came together and began a cooperative playschool known as the Washington County Association for Retarded Children. With the assistance of the Beaverton Kiwanis Club and a number of dedicated volunteers, a building site was purchased in 1960 and ground was broken for our facility. It was not until 1974 that students with intellectual disabilities were able to obtain an education in public schools. During this same year, our name was changed to the Association for Retarded Citizens, which later became The Arc, representing a dedication to the improvement of the lives of all disabled citizens. Today, The Arc of Washington County is the only ARC of its kind in the state of Oregon providing services to over 100 families every year through a variety of on-site day programs. Help Everyone Receive Equality (H.E.R.E.) participants spend 3 days each week in the community volunteering with other nonproĹ…t organi-
zations. The group recently started working at the Oregon Food Bank facility in Beaverton to assist with repackaging bulk food items. In one day the group helped to pack2,886 pounds of peas and enough food to provide 2,220 meals for people in need. In addition to Oregon Food Bank, we participate in volunteer activities at Schoolhouse Supplies, Cedar Mill Library and have delivered meals for Loaves and Fishes. Our Adult Recreational Opportunities (ARO) program is designed to provide a safe and enriching environment for those over 21 years old. Each week participants enjoy being involved in the community and visiting places such as Washington Square, Beaverton City Library, Cold Stone Creamery, the swimming pool, and more. The Community Activity Program (CAP) is for young adults ages 18-21. CAP offers community activities weekly, as well as programs in the facility, including arts and crafts, outdoor sports, games, music, movies and a variety of social skills building events. Our After School Center (ASC) provides a safe and nurturing environment for children ages 4 through 17.
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Children learn through social skill building activities, as well as enjoy playing games and creating crafts with their peers. In the past we have been able to offer activities such as a summer camp and Parents Night Out. We hope to bring back these popular activities to the families we serve in Beaverton and the surrounding areas. While we receive some funding from state and county sources, we rely on the generous support of our community to continue to provide services to individuals with developmental disabilities. The Arc of Washington County also works in cooperation with a variety of agencies and school districts, such as the Beaverton School District, to ensure that all caregivers for Arc participants are meeting the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities. We are always seeking volunteers for special projects or to come in and spend time reading, playing music, or leading arts and crafts projects. If you would like to volunteer or have any questions, please contact Cathy Schaefer, Executive Director at 503.649.6110.
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24 Hour Fitness
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Ankle & Foot Centers of OR Banking Svc
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Postal Service
Murray Scholls Family Dental
Murrayhill Physicians
Food/Drink Food/Drink Optical
CeramiCafe Food/Drink
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Banner Bank
Starbucks
Scholls Ferry Rd ExtraSpace Storage
Big Al’s Located on Barrows Rd.
Human Energy Extra Mile convenience store. 503-579-3836 www.chevron.com
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Personal & business solutions, real estate loans Call a personal banker today. 503-579-1947 www.bannerbank.com
Community Credit Union Banking, loans, credit & prepaid cards, investment services. 503-228-7077 www.onpointcu.com
Nails & Pedispa Now offering CND Shellac. Village on Scholls Ferry 503-268-1750 www.modanails.com
Murrayhill Marketplace VersaSpa Spray on tan 1-only $30, 2-only $50 503-521-8268 oasistanningoregon.com
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Salon & Spa Hair care, skin care, massage, waxing 503-641-2767 www.truawakenings.com
Got Foot Pain? Bowling, games, sports bar & grill. Groups, parties and events OK! See our Ad. 503-748-6118 www.ilovebigals.com
Ankle & Foot Centers of Oregon can help! 503-597-5647
mexican food. Located near Walgreens. Try one of our Margaritas. 503-524-8005
Comprehensive dental care for your entire family. 503-590-7574 murrayschollsfamilydental.com
See coupon (page 3) 503-579-3300
See ad (page 2).
70% off now! Your Neighborhood Family Doctor’s Office. Accepting new patients, call today. 503-597-5647 murrayhillphysicians.com
See coupon on page 3.
Stumptown coffee Free wi-fi, donuts, deli, salads, drive-thru. 503-524-7372 www.metroperc.com
Located at Barrows Rd and Scholls Ferry Rd. New tenants wanted. villageonschollsferry.com
Murrayhill Veterinary Hospital Murrayhill’s best Family
at the Murrayhill pond. 503-590-6030 www.cafemurrayhill.com
503-579-2403
See our ad page 15
See coupon on page 2.
Great Beaverton dining
Call Kate: 503-516-5171
www.extraspace.com Clean, well-lit, security, climate-controlled, variety of sizes, month-to-month leases: 503-524-9591
www.abgemlab.com Appraisals, repair, design consignment, insurance & estates, same day service. 503-524-6896
Help your child defend themselves while raising self confidence in a fun family atmosphere. 503-671-9999
New patients welcome. Grocery & Drugs
Beaverton Bakery Express 503-579-1600
Conveniently Located on the Murrayhill pond. 503-597-5647 www.murrayhilldental.com
503-590-8510
503-579-0956
www.glennhorton.net Auto, home, life, renters, health, business, boat & more! Call Glenn Horton 503-590-4440
By the Murrayhill Pond Try our Sunday Brunch! Free Wi-Fi, sports bar, Happy Hour: 4-6, 9-close. 503-579-3737
Realtor/Prop. Mgmt. 503-657-6287
Working with buyers, sellers, owners & investors. Westside Specialist. Call Lisa w/The Sunset Group 503-679-8477
Biscuits Cafe at the Village on Scholls Ferry. Breakfast & Lunch served all day! www.biscuitscafe.com
Care for the whole family now available at Murrayhill. Join at www.kp.org
If you have a business on the Murrayhill map and would like to get it listed, Contact michael@cedarhousemedia.com www.shopmurrayhill.com
New renovations, group classes, basketball court, lap pool, personal training & more! 503-579-5090
Public/City Services
Murrayhill Advertising 503-813-0377
www.24hourfitness.com
Murray Scholls Branch All the resources of the city library right here in Murrayhill. 503-644-2197 www.beavertonlibrary.org
Bowling, games, sports bar & grill. Groups, parties and events OK! 503-748-6118 www.ilovebigals.com Beaverton Business Directory –
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Styles at Hart
A multi-service company www.lealc.com Call us at 503-670-9266
Neighborhood
Salon
$5 off any service for new clients. Color/highlights, perm, hair cuts, senior roller sets. Located near the Plaid Pantry on Hart Rd & 170th Ave. 503-591-1998
Get Healthy and go green with products from Shaklee. Healthy nutrition, weight, home and beauty. 503-550-6378 Reiki - Balance for Life Healing Arts Practitioner / Teacher Affordable 503-816-5419 Oregon’s Grand SalonSpa 20% off your next service! 4200 SW Watson Ave (across from 24Hr Fitness) 503-644-2800
Individual/group therapy for ages 6-40. Free 30 min consult. Anxiety, depression, relationships. Reduced fee avail. Call 503-746-5591 Health, Dental & Life Insurance Specialist. I’ll help you ďŹ nd a great plan at a reasonable rate. Call Kyla at 971-327-5792 SpeciďŹ c Chiropractor Care Specializing in motor vehicle & work related injuries. See our ad. 503-469-9824 www.drjameslybarger.com
The Plumbers, Inc Serving residential & commercial customers. Remodeling and/or new construction. ccb#177214 www.theplumbersinc.net 503-519-6644
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Interior horticulture, outdoor landscaping including containerized plantings. Indoor & outdoor holiday decor & lighting. Com/Res maid & Janitorial Services. Cornerstone CertiďŹ ed Home Inspections Exceeding expectations! OCHI 0226/CCB129609 beavertoninspector.com 503-356-8070
Tree Pruning & Removal Plant Health Care Disease Diagnosis Arborist Reporting 503.473.6067 J & R Maintenance & Painting, Inc. Your home repair team-free estimates! 503-579-6564 ccb165104 JandRMaintenanceNW.com
The Handyman, Inc. Odd Jobs, Free Estimates Insured, Bonded, Licensed ccb#180247 Call Larry Gersh at 503-922-1067
Whimsical art, jewelry, stationary & more! Commissions Available! www.BluePlumeStudio.com 503-926-7239
Robyn’s Nest Property Management, offering full-service property management.503-597-7790 www.RobynsNestPM.com Individual/group therapy for ages 6-40. Free 30 min consult. Anxiety, depression, relationships. Reduced fee avail. Call 503-746-5591 Wellness Coaching Specializing in CFS Fatigue Stress Energy 800-536-1322 www.TheHolistiCoach.com
Cue the Announcer Writing, Voice, Production radio commercials, website narrations, voice-over Free Quote 503-716-8479 www.cuetheannouncer.com
Individual/group therapy for ages 6-40. Free 30 min consult. Anxiety, depression, relationships. Reduced fee avail. Call 503-746-5591
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7 Saturday Movie Matinee at the Library Auditorium, 2pm 7 Beaverton Farmers Market opens for the season 7 Pink Pig Puppet Theatre at the Library, meeting rooms A&B, 1145am 7 Historic Quilt Exhibit (1850-1950) at the Beaverton History Center, 10am-4pm 7-8 Mother’s Day Barefoot Quilt Festival at the THPRD Jenkins Estate, 11am-4pm 7-8 THPRD Jenkins Estate Plant Sale, 11am-4pm 7-8 THPRD Artisan Craft Fair at the Jenkins Estate, 11am 9 Presentation: End of the Oregon Trail, Beaverton History Center, 7pm-830pm 11 Master of Aging Well: A Program for Healthy Living, Library meeting rooms A&B, 1030am-noon 14, 28 Wii Gaming fun at the Library, meeting room B, 230pm 14 THPRD Ride into Spring along Fanno Creek, 9am-noon 15 Family Movie Matinee at the Library Auditorium, 2pm 17 Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tournament at the Library, meeting room B, 630pm 20 Teddy Bear Picnic at the Garden Home Rec Center, noon-230pm 20 Paper Pals (grades 1-5): learn drawing, tracing, origami and more, Library Children’s Desk, 330pm 20, 22 Beaverton Symphony Orchestra at Village Baptist Church (330 SW Murray Blvd), 730p 21 Chess Club (grades 3-6) at the Library Children’s Desk, 1030am 23 Princess Party at the Library, meeting rooms A&B, 330pm
June Personalized Wristbands *Person’s Name *Contact Phone Number *Medical Info, as needed www.icebandsnorthwest.com
Doggy Dog Walker & in Home Pet Care. Daily dog walks & cat care Pet sitter, Tigard/Beaverton doggy-dog-walker.com 503-789-9425
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3 THPRD Rose Show at the Elsie Stuhr Center, 9am 4 Saturday Movie Matinee at the Library Auditorium, 2pm 7 Aging in Place, outďŹ tting your home so that you’ll be safer as you grow older, Library meeting room B, 6pm 8 Taming Your Food Budget, demonstrations and recipes included, Library Meeting Room B, 630pm 14 Resume Tune-up at the Library, Meeting Room A, 6pm 14 Presentation: Early Oregon Voting Practices, Beaverton History Center, 7pm-830pm
June (continued)
14 Introduction to Digital Photography, Library Meeting Room B, 6pm-8pm 17 THPRD Father’s Day Surprise, Garden Home Rec Center, 1215pm245pm 21 Job Search Strategy Refresher, Library Conference Room, 6pm-8pm 25 Wii Gaming fun at the Library, meeting room B, 230pm 28 Magic: The Gathering Game for Teens, Library Conference Room, 2pm 28 Beaverton Last Tuesday w/music and dance performances at the Round Fountain Plaza, 5pm 29 Pizza + Mid-City Breakers Performance (grades 6-12), Library Meeting Rooms A&B, 7pm 30 Make your own recycled tote bag out of chip bags! Library Meeting Room A, 3pm
July
7 Introduction to Digital Photography, Library Meeting Room B, 10amnoon 7 THPRD Concert in the Park (Quarterash), Garden Home Park, 6pm-8pm 9 Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tournament at the Library, meeting room B, 630pm 9 Ten Tiny Dances performing at the City Park, 10am-1pm 10 THPRD Concert in the Park (GruVbox), Center Street Park, 6pm-8pm 12 Presentation: Stories from Beaverton’s Past, Beaverton History Center, 7pm-830pm 13 Local Bakery Taste-Off (grades 6-12), Library Meeting Room A, 7pm 13 Picnic & Theatre in the Park, Schifer Park, 6pm-730pm 14 T-Shirt Tie-Dying on the front lawn of the Library, 3pm 14 Angry Birds Party (grades 6-12), Library Meeting Rooms A&B, 7pm 14 THPRD Concert in the Park (The Midnight Serenaders/Trash Can Joe), Arnold Park, 6pm-8pm 15 Summer Picnic on the Patio, Elsie Stuhr Center, 1130am-130pm 16 THPRD Theatre in the Park, Schifer Park, 6pm-8pm 21 THPRD Concert in the Park, Greenway Park, 6pm-8pm 22 Picnic & Movie in the Park, Carolwood Park, 6pm-730pm (Continued on page 15)
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Oregon grown strawberries, Blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and grapes. 503-992-0710 www.ungerfarms.com Booth #109
Fresh local seafood, smoked salmon & canned products. Also find unique gifts from the sea! 503-861-8277 www.skipanonbrand.com Booth #4
Open Saturdays: May 7 to Oct 29 8am -130pm;
Open Wednesdays:
Fresh Quality Fruit & Produce
Jun 22 – Aug 31 3pm - 6pm
Offering an exclusive selection of Oregon wines, hand crafted by our dedicated winemaker. (503) 868-7076 Arcanecellars.com
From Aspargus to Apples, pickled asparagus to fresh apple cider. 509-952-0551 www.profarmproduce.com Booth #92
Booth #120
Freshly prepared beans Handmade from natural NW Ingredients. 503-546-6557 www.betterbeanco.com
100% Natural Hand Crafted Salsas: original, hot, chunky, tropical and Salsa-Que. Hillsboro, OR: 503-615-4044 www.grandmachongas.com Booth #16
Fairview Farm Organic Goat Dairy
Booth #103
Quinn’s Crab Cakes Simply the Best! Fresh.Handmade.Local Dungeness. 503-709-6984 Booth #128
Handmade Farmstead organic goat’s milk cheese and frozen yogurt. 503-623-4744 www.fairviewfarmdairy.com
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Orchard Fresh Jams, Jellies, Butters, Sauces, Syrups, pie fillings & more! 541-234-4481 packerorchardsandbakery.com Booth #11
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feastworks catering & charcuterie
Handcrafted Charcuterie Sausages, Bacon, Pate, etc... Event catering, whole pig roasts. www.feastworks.com 503-284-1704 Booth #134
All natural dog treats. low-fat and wheat-free varieties Committed to your dog’s health! Visit us at: www.ilovemydogstore.com Booth #80
Home of Kick Ax Coffee Visit our booth and taste exceptional locally artisan roasted coffees from around the world! www.originalcoffeebreak.com Booth #101-6
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4-T’s Greenhouses A Little Bit of Sweet Adelman Peony Gardens Alex Farm Alotto Gelato Alpine Sourdough Bakery Angelwood Nursery Arcane Cellars Baird Family Orchards Bavarian Nut Company Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market information, token booth Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market Beaverton Farmers Market Cinnamon Roll/Community Fund Raiser booth The Berry Patch The Better Bean Company Blossom Vinegars Brothers Peonies Brownie Me Bungalow Bread Co C&J Apiaries Canby Asparagus Farm Cascade Hazelnuts Champoeg Farm est. 1856 Country Grains Deli & Catering curious farm Deep Roots Farm Denison Farms DeNoble’s Early Mom Eena Kadeena Efimoff Family Farm Fairview Farm feastworks Ferrier Creek Nursery Fetzer’s German Sausage French Prairie Gardens Fressen Artisan Bakery Gabriel’s Bakery Gala Springs Farm Galin-Flory Farms Garden Lane Farms Gathering Together Farm Gloria’s Secret Grand Central Bakery Grandma Candys Jams/ Country Charm Acres Grandma chonga’s Salsa Greens Bridge Gardens / Laube Farms Hoda’s Middle Eastern Cuisine Humdinger Foods The Hummus Stop I Love My Dog Indulge Kaleng Produce Kimberly’s Garden / Fruithill Lady-Lane Farm Laurel Ridge Winery Lavender Tea House Liepold Farms
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Linda Brand Crab Liquid Sunshine Little Brown Box & Co Little Oak Farms, LLC Loibl Farm Lonely Lane Farms Mai’s Produce Mak Lilies & Perennials Malou’s Gourmet Brittle & More March Biological Control Margie’s Buds and Blooms Martinez Family Farm May’s Produce and Flowers McCarthy’s Beverages McCarthy’s Beverages Moh’s Mobile Kitchen Morehart LLC dba Delicious Pizza N & M Herb Nursery Inc. Nonna’s Noodles Northern Pacific Farm Northwest Cactus and Succulents not just another seedy bar Nut-Tritious Foods Olympic Provisions Packer Orchards/Market Fruit Pacific Pie Company PBJ’s Pearson Nursery Pete’s Mtn. Perennials Pine Mountain Ranch Pony Espresso Portland Creamery Postma Farms Inc dba Bloomin’ Delights The Original Coffee Brake Co ProFarm Produce Pumpkin Ridge Gardens Quinn’s Crab Cakes Rain Forest Mushroom Co. Rogue Creamery Rose City Pepperheads Ross Nursery Salmon Creek Farm Sedum Chicks, LLC Simply Grown Beef Skipanon Brand Seafood Smokin Rose BBQ Souper Natural, LLC Spring Hill Farm Stephens Farm Stoller Farms/ Kiyokawa Family Farm Sun Gold Farm, LLC Suzanne’s Chocolaterie Sweet Briar Farms Tastebud Unger Farms Inc. Vincent Family Cranberries.com Western Oregon Organic Farms Willamette Valley Cheese Winters Farms Zest Crepes Zoe Ann’s Cheesecakes Zoe’s Favorites Pickles and Preserves Beaverton Business Directory –
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May 21 – Animal Welfare Day By Ginger Rapport
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isit with the many organizations that support our animal community. Ask Dr. Husband, our resident veterinarian, questions about animal health. Find out how the Humane Society of the United States is working on behalf of all animals, everywhere! Do you know a dog that lives on a chain – tell the folks from Fences for Fido. Meet a few furry representatives of the Oregon Ferret Shelter. Did you know the Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals saves, then Ņnds forever homes for animals that were scheduled to be euthanized in other shelters? Meet the doggie ambassadors from the Oregon Humane Society. Grab a sample of natural dog treats from one of our vendors, I Love My Dog! Uncover the secrets of managing feral cats and meet some of the City of Beaverton’s canine police ofŅcers.
List of participants: Oregon Ferret Shelter OFS is a non-proŅt shelter, established in 1985. In 2010 alone, they took in 458 abandoned and surrendered ferrets. They adopted approximately 300 to forever homes. The goal of the Oregon Ferret Shelter is to care for all homeless ferrets until a new permanent loving home is found. We are a 100 percent no-kill shelter--no ferrets will ever be euthanized due to lack of room. The Humane Society of the United States HSUS celebrates the protection of all animals and confronts all forms of cruelty. While we are the nation’s largest provider of hands-on services for animals, our most important goal is to prevent cruelty – before animals are homeless or made to suffer. We are the leading organization taking on animal Ņghting, puppy mills, seal killing, wildlife cruelty, and factory
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farming and inhumane slaughter. HSUS was named in 2009 as one of Worth Magazines’ top 10 most Ņscally responsible charities. Fences for Fido Fences For Fido is an all volunteer 501(c) (3) nonproŅt that transforms the lives of dogs living on chains by building fences, freeing them from living a lonely, isolated life far from those they love. This concept has touched the heart of Oregonians as they see Ņrst-hand the tangible difference one fence can make for one dog. It is more than just a fence; it is life changing for the entire family. In fact, FFF was awarded 2009 Newsmaker of the Year by KGWTV & Royal Rosarians for our work in the community. I love my Dog I Love My Dog is a small home-based dog treat bakery business in Portland, Oregon. We are committed to your pet’s health by providing your dog with all natural dog treats with no added preservatives or colors Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon (FCCO) FCCO provides donation-based spay/neuter clinics where caregivers feeding feral cats trap them, bring the cats to a clinic, and return them to where they are being fed with a commitment to feed them on a permanent basis. Trap-neuter-return programs like ours are effective at humanely reducing feral cat populations. Since our inception in 1995, we have spayed/neutered more than 47,000 cats and will help close to 6,000 this year alone. We are supported solely through donations. Animal Care Clinic ACC is an AAHA-American Animal Hospital Association accredited practice. They specialize in Preventative Wellness
By Caroline Ford
electing and consuming meat is a very complex issue constantly debated in conversations about health, politics, ethics, and sustainability. But Beaverton Farmer’s Market shoppers can rest at ease, meat vendors are held to very high standards and purchasing meat from local farmers at the market offers a more unique experience than any supermarket meat counter in town. Guaranteed fresh, local, and healthy, a meat purchase at the farmer’s market includes the good feeling of directly supporting a rancher and interacting with the people that grow your food. Pine Mountain Ranch is one vendor with an array of meats that is sure to keep your taste buds excited all year. Their plethora of items available on opening day will include: heritage pastured chicken and turkeys, buffalo, yak, beef, lamb, heritage pork, a variety of sausages, fresh eggs, duck eggs, and possibly turkey eggs! They will also debut their ranch raised deer, as standard venison cuts and as jerky. As ranch raised deer, the product will be more consistent and mild in ņavor than deer from the wild. Pine Mountain Ranch is anxious to chat with return customers and excited to meet new visitors as awareness and interest in humanely grown, pastured meats increases every day. Their product is not typically available for purchase at the gro-
cery store and they love interacting with people who are passionate about changing their eating habits and the folks who are curious to learn more. Their buffalo, yak, elk, and venison all contribute to a healthier diet that is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and low in fat and cholesterol, an excellent substitute for beef! Alan and Loretta at Pine Mountain Ranch do nearly all the work themselves, with the help of one seasonal worker and their daughters. They love raising their majestic and intelligent buffalo, but their favorite babies are the yaks, they even raise some as pets. They promise to provide customers with the highest quality meat they can buy. And since they raise their meat in Central Oregon, a region known for outstanding hay and grass, they believe their grass-fed animals are remarkably ņavorful as well. Pine Mountain also processes their own poultry, including ducks, guineas, turkeys, quails, rabbit and chicken on the ranch in their own facility, and they never use any synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, or antibiotics. The Pine Mountain philosophy is to grow in accordance with nature while nourishing the land, rather than hurrying the process along, and they thank every animal for its sacriŅce in sustaining the community. Alan, Loretta, and their daughters look forward to sharing their enthusiasm with you at the 2011 market!
Care, Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, Nutrition, Laser Therapy, Laparoscopic and Orthopedic Surgery. They treat your pet like it was our own!
our 10,000th companion animal. Humane Society of Oregon The Oregon Humane Society is the Northwest’s oldest and largest humane society. OHS receives no funding from national humane groups (such as the ASPCA or the Humane Society of the United States), and relies entirely on private donations to support its adoption, education, and animal cruelty investigation programs. Visit www.oregonhumane.org for more information. City of Beaverton Police Dogs OfŅcer Steve Anderson and K-9 Alex
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals OFOSA’s mission is to reduce the numger of adoptable animals euthanized in overcrowded shelters, restore them to good health, and through adoption, provide them permanent loving homes. OFOSA is rescuing more cats and dogs than ever out of overcrowded shelters throughout Oregon and other western states. This January we crossed another milestone by rescuing
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n Sunday April 17, 2005 the Ĺ…rst hot meals program began in Beaverton. Some people refer to such a project as a “soup kitchenâ€? but the menus we plan and the atmosphere of a friendly, welcoming, family-oriented site required a new designation. We began by organizing as a restaurant-style, as opposed to a cafeteria-style, so our guests would be served instead of having to wait in another line. Volunteers are requested to sit and eat with the guests at their table leading to interesting conversations and the forming of many friendships. On Sunday April 17th Faith CafĂŠ celebrated the completion of six continuous years of serving free, hot, nutritious dinners every Sunday evening at Beaverton First United Methodist Church. A beef stroganoff dinner was on the menu and the party atmosphere was accented with balloons, ice cream sundaes and door prizes. During the past six years, increased community need has lead to multiple expansions, including dinners on the last Thursday of the month and Saturday lunches at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Other additions include 24 feet of tables containing donated food from local retailers for our guests to take
home. Most Sundays there is also clothing available for our guests to choose from and school supplies are given out to students in September. Currently ten local church groups organize the 500-
plus volunteers into working teams. An estimated 40,000 meals have been served during the past six years and over 150 meals are currently served every week to
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he Beaverton Library Foundation is proud to support one of the busiest library facilities in the state. Serving the greater Beaverton area of approximately 136,000 residents, nearly 70,000 people visit the Library to check out over 2.7 million items every year. To meet this growing need, the city opened the Murray Scholls Branch in June of 2010. The mission of the Foundation is to sponsor Library programs and services that encourage literacy and cultural appreciation. This means supporting traditional print materials including best sellers, Books on CD, music CDs, DVD collections, foreign language materials, and much more. In the service and programs area, the Foundation sponsors poetry, essay and art contests, the Summer Reading Program, early literacy and speakers to name a few. We also put together a fundraising dinner and bookmark sponsor program.
Support the Library by Marketing your Business Let the community know your business supports the library while getting your business advertised on 5000 library bookmarks! The Beaverton Library Foundation is looking for sponsors for our ‘Kids Love Bookmarks’ program. This program is designed to bring in funds to help support the wonderful children’s programs offered at the library each year. As a valued sponsor, your logo along with a few business details will be printed on the back of 5000 bookmarks and distributed at the library to kids and parents. There are 4 sponsor spots per bookmark at a donation of $150 per spot (multiple spots may be taken to combine into a larger advertisement). For more information or to support the library by sponsoring a bookmark, please email: libraryfoundation@ beavertonoregon.gov
anyone who arrives hungry for food or friendship. As the seventh year begins, Faith CafĂŠ will concentrate on informing guests about additional local community services using a power point presentation funded by a grant from OnPoint Credit Union. Guests will be kept up to date on any medical, dental, pet care or employment services, to name just a few. One of the services we are now able to provide is online food stamp (SNAP) applications at the Sunday dinner site. As the summer approaches, watch for Ĺ…ve Faith CafĂŠ Saturday Summer Lunch sites to begin operation at local Beaverton elementary school. Barnes, Beaver Acres, Kinnamon, McKinley, and Vose elementary schools will provide sites that will be easily accessible to families who would like to participate in this program. A very generous grant from Partners for a Hunger Free Oregon will make it possible for both children and accompanying adults to enjoy a summer lunch and some added activities. For further information, please call Arnie Leppert at (503)-291-1539 or visit the Faith CafĂŠ website at www.faithcafeor.org
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ith the mission is to bring kids, cops and community together though education, recreation and athletic programs, the Beaverton Police Activities League (PAL) is a community non-proĹ…t organization that welcomes all youth between the ages of 8 to 18. We have a variety of after-school programs as well as a yearly summer camp to run so are always in need of community support. If you are interested in volunteering or donating to the program, please call PAL at (503) 469-9137. Location PAL is located on the corner of Hall Blvd. and Allen Blvd. in the green Beaverton Resource Center building (12500 SW Allen Blvd.). Hours Regular hours are Monday through Friday, 2:30pm - 6:30pm Summer camp hours are 8:30am - 5:30pm Summer “Free Drop-in Programâ€? hours are 1:30pm - 5:30pm Activities PAL offers many activities including cooking classes, homework help, ping-pong, air hockey, arts and crafts, gardening and running clubs, a girls empowerment group and much, much more. PAL even hosts an Intel Computer Clubhouse with cutting edge hardware and software to help kids pursue whatever projects they are interest in. Beaverton Boxing Need more exercise? Learn strength training and traditional boxing techniques in our nationally recognized program. The program meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00pm - 8:00pm. The cost is $95. Summer Camps Our summer program starts June 20 and runs until August 19th. We offer themed-based summer camps for $50 per week. The camps included breakfast, lunch, educational activities and Ĺ…eld trips. Membership School Year: $50 Summer: $50 Discount: There is a $20 discount for kids on the Beaverton School District’s Free and Reduced Lunch Program (must provide a letter from your school to get this discount). Contact For more information or to sign up to any of our programs, please drop by the center or call (503) 469-9137. Beaverton Business Directory –
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at discounted prices. See ad on page 15. www.cedarhousemedia.com 503-641-3320 G4
A&P Appliance Parts All major brands serviced discount parts, in-shop repair, microwaves ok. 503-644-0382 www.apappliance.net C1
Beaverton Bakery Cakes for all occasions! Petit Fours, cookies, bread, cinema, catering trays & more! 503-646-7136 www.beavertonbakery.com E1
Casa Mariachi Mexican Grill The Freshness & Flavor of Mexico
Dr. McBride’s Office
Professional printing & graphics
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Optometrists Prescription delivery, drive-up window, fine giftware, mobility- DME sales/rentals medicare accredited 503-644-2101 F1
Singing River Natural Medicine Office of Dr. Means,
naturopathic physician, acupuncturist, nutritional supplements, massage therapy, 503-641-6400
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Goodness Coffee House A Family Cafe with a Healthy Yummi menu Gluten Free Welcome sharinggoodness.com Bring Ad, Get 10% OFF!
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Welcoming new Patients! Preventative & cosmetic dentistry. Prompt emergency care. 10% Senior discount. 503-644-3312 B3
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Family Photography. See HS senior coupon on page 15. 12620 SW Farmington. www.littlepixels.net 503-933-6677
Mexican Grill, Come hear live Mariachi music Fri-Sun 971-238-1240 H3
Centered on you so you can center on life! Auto, sports, children’s injuries; neck/back pain, headaches and more! 503-430-7371 C5
Ickabod’s Tavern
Dairy Queen 503-644-3469
Beaverton Dental Arts
Public health program for women, infant & children 800-723-3638
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Examining eyes in Beaverton since the dinosaurs roamed. Corner of 1st and Hall (503) 644-3614 E3
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Famous Bod’s Burger Fresh cut fries, pool tables, Texas Hold’em Thurs-Sat. 503-646-0222
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The place for all your bird needs. Exotic birds, healthy foods, toys, boarding & advice. Great prices! 503-644-9515 www.bizeebird.com C6
Social Security Office 800-772-1213
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decarli Restaurant Italian inspired with a menu that changes weekly featuring fresh seasonal ingredients from the Northwest. 503-641-3223 www.decarlirestaurant.com C3
Voted Portlands best burger! All lottery games. Happy Hour M-F: 4-7. 503-644-7847 www.ringosbar.com
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For your health, For you! 503-646-5909 www.drmoga.com
US Post Office 503-643-5263
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Open Minds, Open Hearts Open Doors. Beaverton First United Methodist www.beavertonumc.org 503-646-7107 Sunday Worship: 10:30am
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Farmers Market Products Products & beyond---- - Gift Baskets, unique kitchen items & cooking suggestions. Apkitchen.com / 644-0382 C1
Unity Church of Beaverton 503-646-3364
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Bella Victoria Catholic Book Store & Gift Shop Rosaries, statues, crucifixes, DVDs and more. www.blessingsfromheaven.org 503-644-1814 E5
For the Destination Bride Formal, informal, prom Bridesmaid and more! 503-601-0718 bellavictoriaboutique.com
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For gently used books at affordable prices w/ proceeds donated to the Beaverton library. 503-643-5188 D6
“Feelings Delivered Daily” Flowers for every occasion, plants, cards, gifts & more! www.beavertonflorists.com 503-644-0129 C4
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Tonight you could be dancing!
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The Book Corner 503-644-6770
22 Youth Tennis Day, introducing kids to tennis, 130pm (Call 503-629-6331) 23 Wii Gaming fun at the Library, meeting room B, 230pm 24 THPRD Theatre in the Park (Twelfe Night), Carolwood Park, 6pm-8pm 26 Magic: The Gathering Game for Teens, Library Conference Room, 2pm 26 Beaverton Last Tuesday at the Round Fountain Plaza, 5pm-8pm 30 THPRD Hawaiian Luau at the Elsie Stuhr Center, 530pm-8pm 30 THPRD Party in the Park hosts Beaverton International Celebration
Foxtrot, Tango, Rumba, Salsa, Waltz, Cha-cha, Swing & more! 503-350-2700 Portlandballroomdance.com D2
2 National Night Out 2 Summer Celebration Concert (Michael Allen Harrison and Friends) at the Jenkins Estate, 6pm 3 Picnic & Theatre in the Park, Camille Park, 6pm-730pm 4 THPRD Concert in the Park, Cedar Mill Park, 6pm-8pm 5 Picnic & Movie in the Park, Autumn Ridge Park, 6pm-730pm 6 THPRD Bow Wow Bash at the Garden Home Recreation Center, 11am-3pm 7 THPRD Concert in the Park (Hapa), Autumn Ridge Park, 6pm-8pm 9 Presentation: My Grandfather’s Trunk presented by the greatgranddaughter of Joseph Meek, Beaverton History Center, 7pm830pm 11 THPRD Concert in the Park, Raleigh Park, 6pm-8pm 12 Flicks by the Fountain, Beaverton City Park, 8pm 13 THPRD Summer Celebration Concert (Curtis Salgado), HMT Recreation Center, 6pm-8pm 13 THPRD Big Truck Day, Conestoga Recreation Center, 12am-2pm 13, 27 Wii Gaming fun at the Library, meeting room B, 230pm 16 Henna Party (grades 6-12), Library Meeting Rooms A&B, 630pm 19 Flicks by the Fountain, Beaverton City Park, 8pm 27 Beaverton Celebration Day: Fun Run, Bike Beaverton, Old Town Festival, Beaverton Community Vision Celebration, Beaverton Celebration Parade 27 THPRD Bug Fest at the Nature Park, 11am-4pm 30 Magic: The Gathering Game for Teens, Library Conference Room, 2pm 30 Beaverton Last Tuesday at the Round Fountain Plaza, 5pm-8pm
GENERAL, COSMETIC, FAMILY DENTISTRY
503-590-7574
Scott R. Walker, D.M.D.
Located on Murrayhill map (page 4) near Chevron www.MurraySchollsFamilyDental.com
Your #1 BUSINESS CARD provider in Beaverton & beyond!
Over 30 business card paper types available from silk laminate, metallic and much, much more! Rounded corners, custom die cuts, foil and spot gloss.
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