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CANBY NOVEMBER 2023

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DirectLink supports local schools and students DirectLink’s main commitment is to the members of the communities they serve. A big part of that is fostering opportunities for young people to blossom into the leaders of tomorrow. Here are a few ways this local cooperative company supports local students.

Interest in STEAM fields DirectLink was thrilled for the opportunity to host local students again for the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) summer camp. The camp is operated by Bridging Cultures and Todos Juntos in partnership with the Canby Educational Foundation and Canby School District. (See top photo)

D.C. trip for rural youth DirectLink recently sponsored local high school student Osten Terry for a trip to Washington, D.C. for the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) Youth Tour. The tour is an annual opportunity for local students to visit the nation’s capital to learn about rural broadband service

and see legislative processes in action. DirectLink plans to continue this offering for high school students that live in our service area. Go to www.DirectLink.coop/news or scan the QR code to read the free article.

Scholarships for local students The Canby Rotary Foundation administers the DirectLink scholarship fund that sets aside thousands of dollars each year. Since 2000, the Foundation has provided nearly $500,000 in scholarships, enabling hundreds of local students to continue their education. Applications open around the end of January, but details and general application guidelines can be found at www.DirectLink.coop/scholarship.

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Thanks Be to Grandpa Cherishing Thanksgiving feasts made with love

hanksgiving was my grandpa’s absolute favorite holiday. He was an amazing cook and always looked forward to preparing the Thanksgiving meal on the big day. My mom’s dad had honed his skills as a mess sergeant in the U.S. Army during World War II — even once preparing a meal for General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Back home, he’d dedicate all week to planning and getting all the food ready to cook. Then he’d spend all Thanksgiving morning in the kitchen. It was not uncommon for the entire family to attend the feast. This would include all of my aunts, uncles and a gaggle of cousins.

All of us kids had strict orders to stay out of the kitchen so the “chef” could work his magic. We stayed busy playing hideand-seek, cops and robbers, or any number of other games created by our imagination, since there was no internet to keep us entertained. Once the food was ready, everyone sat around at the big table to enjoy the dinner and visiting with one another.

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Of course my cousins and I were relegated to the “kids” table, but we didn’t mind. The food was always amazing — the turkey and gravy were my favorites — the company was great and everything in the world was right. As I look back on these family events, I realize how much I cherished those times. What I wouldn’t give to go back in time, just for a day, to spend one more Thanksgiving with Grandma and Grandpa. As my family gathers this year for the holiday, I will give a toast to Grandpa for the wonderful memories he made possible, all while celebrating all the people at my table, making sure to cherish the times we have now. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Also, please pass the gravy.

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Canby Community Advantage Magazine NOVEMBER 2023

20 6 Club Fit: Fitness + Math 10 Fun & Games: Crossword & Sudoku 14 Beauty Tips: Microneedling Presented by Divine Complexions 16 Community: Canby Kiwanis Club 18 The Book Nook: November Must-Reads 20 Meat the Veteran: Anthony Helbling Presented by Ebner’s Meats 22 Savor the Flavor: Sweet and Saucy 24 Canby Public Library: November Events 28 Days of the Year: November Calendar 30 Cover Feature: Biscuits Café 38 Farm Focus: Dutch Heritage Farms 40 Money Matters: College Savings Plans Presented by Better Planning and Investing

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16 22 42 Canby Fire District: Kitchen Fire Safety 46 Reel Reviews: Turkey Theater 48 Star Students: Athlete Tyler Konold 50 Seasonal: History of Pumpkin Pie 52 Community: Oregon Black Pioneers: Louis Southworth 54 History: Daylight Saving Time

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hy is a city girl from West Linn running a hobby farm in Damascus? The answer lies in the lifestyle provided by the family farm back in Holland. Denise Woods, owner of Dutch Heritage Farms, moved from the city to rural Damascus with her family and her mom about four years ago. Looking for a relaxed environment for her mom’s retirement years, the two bought the property together, fulfilling her mom’s dream of being back on a little farm. Denise explains, “I’m firstgeneration American on my father’s side. My father was still a citizen of Holland when I was born.” She adds, “My grandma (father’s mother) always wanted a farm, too, after she left Holland. So it’s kind of a family legacy I’m trying to create.” Sharing the family mini-farm with community neighbors and friends has become

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a mission of sorts for Denise. Moving to the farm in 2019 and facing the pandemic, she did what any selfrespecting city girl would do – opened a Facebook page and invited people to tour the farm, free of charge. Following

Covid protocols, visitors were able to hang out with the animals, feed them treats and enjoy the farm grounds. “That’s kind of what I still do,” says Denise. “I don’t charge anything for it.” Open to the public by “Appointment Only,” Dutch Heritage Farms has hosted field trips for kindergarteners and offered the grounds for picnic lunches, providing a unique and intimate experience for families and romantics. Recently, Denise began selling hens to the local residents so they could enjoy their own farm-fresh eggs at home. She wants the farm to be a place where everybody feels welcome. “I like the people to feel welcome, the dogs and all the animals to feel that way, too,” she says. It’s also a place for kids who are scared of animals, to give them a quiet place where they can learn about animals. “Our animals are very friendly,” Denise points out. “Our turkeys follow you around and just gobble. It’s so cute.” You’ll also see chickens, ducks, quail, rabbits, Babydoll sheep, KuneKune pigs and mini donkeys roaming the farm grounds. In addition to the farm animals, Dutch Heritage Farms is home to Pampered Pet Lodge, a small kennel designed for “special needs” pets as well as special requests from pet parents. As Denise explains it, sometimes animals (dogs in particular) need special consideration and she is willing to go the extra mile to accommodate them as well as any special requests made by the owner. The kennel (which is fee-based) has a couple spots for cats as well as dogs. Helping out around the farm is Denise’s husband, Travis. “He works hard to keep things nice,” she acknowledges. Her two daughters, Cassandra and Shana,

who both live onsite, also pitch in. Cassandra assists with the farm animals, the house, the eggs and the hens. She works part-time at a veterinary clinic and is attending school to further her veterinary education. Shana is responsible for marketing and spreading the word about the farm and the kennel. True to her city girl nature, Denise admits she has kind of a “pristine” farm. Her mom used to tease her about that and Denise agrees, “I dust the barn, I can’t stand having cobwebs in the barn.” Her current vision includes planting

herbs, raspberry bushes and the like for natural landscaping. She’s also looking into trees that will give the animals shade and produce a food source for

them. “It’s a process,” she confirms, “because we’re new at this!” For Dutch Heritage Farms or Pampered Pet Lodge, call or text Denise Woods at (503) 913-5052 or email denisewoods5052@ gmail.com. For information online visit dutchheritagefarms.com.

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ith the fall season here, and the Beavers and the Ducks playing football on many of our TVs, some parents and grandparents’ thoughts turn to the rising cost of tuition. As many of us know well, the cost of attending a four-year college or university has increased dramatically over the past several decades. An article from Best Colleges notes that for four-year public colleges, the rate of inflation from 2001 to 2021 tuition and fees rose 5% per year. A single year at the University of Oregon is approximately $57,000 when including Tuition, Books, Room & Board, and other expenses. My own alma mater of Oregon State is only somewhat lower at $49,000 per year. These expenses can seem daunting or even insurmountable without going deep into debt. A 529 Savings Plan allows you to grow wealth for future education expenses. Gains grow tax deferred like an IRA and can be withdrawn tax free for qualified expenses like tuition, books, room and board as well as computers and supplies. Each state has its own college savings plan but that does not mean you must utilize your own state’s plan to receive the Federal tax-free benefit of withdrawals for the use of education in all 50 states. When considering which plan to use, consider all expenses associated with the plan. What are the management fees of the funds? If you utilize an investment advisor, are they charging you a commission to buy their funds? If you invest

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ong lines at the grocery store, package deliveries piling up on doorsteps — yes, it’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays.

All the hectic preparations may prove distracting when it comes to safety in the kitchen, leading to accidental burns or scalds. According to the National Fire Protection Association, winter holidays are peak days for home cooking fires. With the end of the year approaching and the holiday festivities drawing near, it is is a good time for families to review their fire safety plan. The two most important parts of such a plan are knowing the best route to evacuate your house or dwelling and knowing the location of your fire extinguisher.

Holiday Cooking Safety Whether you’re hosting a gettogether or just bringing a dish, prevent kitchen fires and cook safely with these tips in mind:  Keep flammable items away from the stovetop, including oven mitts, potholders, food packaging and dishtowels. Avoid wearing loose clothing, which could catch fire on burners.  Do not leave cooking unattended. When using the stovetop, stay in the kitchen so you can keep an eye on the food. If you have something in the oven, check on it frequently; set a timer as a reminder.  Keep the floor clear of any tripping hazards, such as bags or toys. Pets should be kept in another room where they won’t risk getting underfoot.  Stay alert while cooking on the stove. If you’re tired or have consumed alcohol, let someone else take over.  Exercise caution when handling hot liquids and foods, as steam or splashes can cause serious burns; also be careful of the trays, pans and serving dishes they are in.  When it is time to set the table, place hot liquids and foods in the center of the table, where they are less likely to be knocked over. Article by www.hopkinsmedicine.org

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Addams Family Values (1993) “I am a turkey. Eat me!” One of the very few movies that’s deeply critical yet also somehow celebratory of Thanksgiving, Adams Family Values. Indeed, this is a true Thanksgiving movie which celebrates family and embracing our differences, while razzing the holiday’s origins and modern whitewashing in dark comedic fashion. In this unpredictable and brilliant satire, Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd) falls in love with a murderous gold digger (Joan Cusack) who quickly turns him against his own family, much to their shock. Simultaneously, the Addams children Wednesday (Christina Ricci) and Pugsley (Jimmy Workman) go to summer camp, which turns out to be a wacky microcosm of cultural problems — racism, conformity and censorship. This classic “us vs. them” movie is ridiculous, funny, dark and a surprisingly heartwarming look at a family’s idiosyncrasies. Starring the above, plus Anjelica Huston and Raúl Juliá as Morticia and Gomez Addams. Rated PG-13 for violence and mature themes — good for older kids.

Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) “I think I have this thing where I need everybody to think I’m the greatest, the quote-unquote Fantastic Mr. Fox.” What to say about a Wes Anderson movie? Well, this might be my favorite. A stop-motion movie which took 5 years to make, based on the book by Roald Dahl and starring handmade animal puppets, it follows the adventures of Mr. Fox, a former master thief turned reporter. Unfortunately, as a reporter and family man with a mortgage, Mr. Fox misses the old days of the chase and begins stealing again while hiding it from his family. Like all Wes’s movies, this has a massive cast of quirky characters played by big-time actors, including George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Willem Dafoe and so many more. And believe it or not, this has a Thanksgiving-scene near the end. While not a blatant Thanksgiving movie, it does indeed embrace the ideas of diversity, chosen family and “us vs. them.” Each character has their own little existential struggle, be it a career, bullying, illness, or love, played against a wide autumnal-colored backdrop of the English countryside in what feels like fall. It’s incredibly written, funny, heartfelt and just a world of its own. Rated PG for action, smoking and slang humor — great for all kids!

Dutch (1991) “Nothing burps better than bacon.” Love him or hate him, Ed O’Neill is quintessential ’90s, made famous by playing Al Bundy on the Fox TV show “Married With Children.” Here he plays a similar character, Dutch Dooley, a gruff but lovable blue collar American. While obnoxious, he’s also hilarious and wise like the old-fashioned TV dads. In this road comedy-drama directed by John Hughes, Dutch is dating a divorcée named Natalie (JoBeth Williams) and he offers to drive her snobby 13-year-old son, Doyle (Ethan Randall) from his Atlanta private school to Chicago for Thanksgiving. Doyle blames his mother for the divorce and expectedly hates Dutch, especially his blue collar roots. In this classic odd-couple dynamic, the road trip is filled with constant arguments, situational comedy and eventually, love. Rated PG-13 for mature themes, language and violence — older teens and adults only.

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From Snap to Slam CHS senior Tyler Konold a two-sport star

By Ty Walker, Contributing Writer Photos Courtesy of Canby HS & Tyler Konold

hether he’s breaking tackles on the football field or making moves on the wrestling mat, you’re going to notice him. This athletic, 6-foot 195-pound Canby High School senior stands out in both sports. But football is where this star shines brightest. Meet Tyler Konold, Canby’s athlete for November. Last year, in just his first year wrestling, he advanced all the way to the state finals and finished runner-up in his 195-pound weight class. “He gave wrestling a chance as a junior and had

“He gave wrestling a chance as a junior and had success right away. He’s the first kid I’ve seen to come in his rookie year and end up in the state finals.” —BRANDON HARMS, CHS WRESTLING COACH success right away,” Cougar wrestling coach Brandon Harms said. “He’s the first kid I’ve seen to come in his rookie year and end up in the state finals.” With Konold and a core group of wrestlers returning to the mats, the two-time district champion Cougars look to defend their title this winter, Harms said. But Friday nights under the lights, football is the main attraction and Konold is taking center stage this fall. The star running back rushed for 209 yards on 10 carries as the Cougars clinched a state playoff berth with a 40-6 rout over Hood River Oct. 13 to improve their record to 6-2. The Cougar captain showcased his prowess on both sides of the ball in the lopsided victory over their league rival. From his outside linebacker position, he made tackles all over the field. No. 24 has played a major role in leading Canby to the 5A Special District 1 league championship game against powerhouse Wilsonville. (The winner was unknown at the time of this edition of Canby Community Advantage, which went to press before the title game was played.) “Everywhere he plays he’s an impact player,” Canby head football coach Jimmy Joyce said. “In almost 20 years of coaching, I’ve never seen a running back with his ability, his blend of speed and power, and his sense of vision is just incredible.” Konold was a highly touted athlete before his arrival at Canby freshman year. He impressed the coaches, and by sophomore year was named to the all-state team for both offense and defense. The following year, despite being limited to playing only four and a half games due to an ankle injury, he managed to rush

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for more than 1,000 yards as a junior. During a remarkable two-game stretch, he ran for over 500 yards. Konold is healthy this year and on his way to his third 1,000-plus yard season and second all-state selection. Through the first seven games of the season, he had 934 yards rushing on 79 carries with 12 touchdowns rushes and one touchdown reception.. In order to lighten his workload, the Cougars have tried to reduce the number of carries he gets from about 30 to 10 per game to reduce wear and tear on their star tailback. After all, it’s a long season and they want him at his best for the playoff run. Konold is still one of the most formidable impact players in the league, averaging almost 10 yards a carry. He has the ability to dominate the game and take it to a different level at will.

Joyce said a number of colleges are looking at him and he expects Konold to receive offers at the end of the season. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that he has an impressive statistic in the classroom as well, with a 3.5 grade-point average. The Canby wrestling coach had nothing but positive things to say about Konold’s work ethic. “He’s pretty impressive, coachable, hard working, everything good you could say about a kid,” Harms said.

This leader on and off the field has high aspirations after graduation. Chief among them is getting a college football scholarship. “He’s a great kid, great student and a good leader,” Joyce said. “He’s the real deal. He’ll be playing somewhere next season.”

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