Molalla Community Advantage Magazine December 2023 by Active Media Publishing Group

MOLALLA

DEC 2023/JAN 2024

COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE

INCLUDES COLTON & MULINO

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BUSINESS FEATURE

HISTORY

Jarboe’s Grill

Caché Liquidation

The History of Coffee

Season’s SAVINGS

GROCERY & PRODUCE BEER & WINE FRESH MEAT • DELI FROZEN FOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEALTH & BEAUTY

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The Molalla Adult Community Center The Molalla Adult Community Center is a non-profit organization created

The Molalla Adult Community Center isis non-profit organization created The Molalla Adult Community Center anon-profit non-profit organization created The Molalla Adult Community Center organization created is a non-profit organization created tois promote recreational, educational, The Molalla Adult Community Center aaaanon-profit organization created The Molalla Adult Community Center isis non-profit organization created to promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and tototo promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and social, cultural, community health, and nutrition programs for promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and to promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and to promote recreational, educational, social, cultural, community health, and nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. area. nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding nutrition programs for senior citizens in Molalla and the surrounding area. EXERCISE

SHOPPING EXERCISE SHOPPING EXERCISE SHOPPING EXERCISE EXERCISE SHOPPING SHOPPING SHOPPING Monday: Safeway Monday: Safeway Monday: Safeway Monday: Safeway Safeway Monday: Safeway Tai Chi Monday, Wednesday and Friday Monday: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Monday, Wednesday and Friday Monday, Wednesday and Friday EXERCISE EXERCISE Better Bones and Balance -Better Bones and Balance Better Bones and Balance Better Bones and Balance -Better Bones and Balance Better Bones and Balance Monday, Monday, Wednesday Wednesday and and Friday Friday -

9am-9:50am. class June 30th) 9am-9:50am. (Last class June 30th) Bi-Mart 9:15 (Last to 10am 9am-9:50am. (Last class June 30th) Tuesday: 9am-9:50am. (Last class June 30th) Tuesday: Bi-Mart 9am-9:50am. class June 30th) Tuesday: Bi-Mart 9am-9:50am.(Last (Last class June 30th) Tuesday: Tuesday: Bi-Mart Bi-Mart Tuesday: Bi-Mart Tai-Chi (Moving to Mon/Fri in July) Tai-Chi (Moving to Mon/Fri in July) Tai-Chi (Moving to Mon/Fri in July) Tai-Chi (Moving to Mon/Fri July) Tai-Chi (Moving Mon/Fri in in July) Tai-Chi to Mon/Fri in July) Thursday: Cascade Center 9: II (Moving Sam -- toII 0:00am Ping Pong Thursday: Cascade Center 9: Sam 0:00am Thursday: Cascade Center 9: I Sam I 0:00am Thursday: Cascade Center 9: I Sam I 0:00am Thursday: Cascade Center 9: 9: I Tuesdays Sam - I-0:00am Thursday: Cascade Center I Sam I 0:00am Ping Pong Ping Pong Friday: Safeway Ping Pong 2:30–4pm Friday: Safeway Ping Pong Ping Pong Friday: Safeway Friday: Safeway Ping Pong Friday: Safeway Tuesday's Friday: Safeway Tuesday's Tuesday's Dining Room Tuesday's Tuesday's 2:30-4pm in the dining room. 2:30-4pm inTuesday's the dining room. 2:30-4pm inthe the dining room. Suggested Donation $2 2:30-4pm in dining room. 2:30-4pm in the dining room. 2:30-4pm in the dining room. Suggested Donation $2 Suggested Donation $2 Suggested Donation $2 Suggested Donation Suggested Donation $2$2 Suggested Donation $2

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Once enrolled call the center and leave aaenrolled message for Suggested Donation $2 Lunchtime MUSIC Lunchtime MUSIC center and leave message for Suggested Donation $2 Lunchtime MUSIC center and leave a message for Suggested Donation $2 2nd & 3rd Friday of each month at center and leave a message for Suggested Donation $2 and a**Rides message forfor Suggested Donation $2$2 2nd & 3rd Friday ofofeach each month atatat center 2nd &3rd 3rd Friday of each month center and leave a message Suggested Donation scheduling aleave ride. are not 2nd Friday month 2nd && 3rd Friday of month at scheduling a ride. ride. **Rides are not scheduling aride. ride. **Rides are not 2nd & 3rd Friday of each each month at scheduling the Center. scheduling a **Rides are not a **Rides are not the Center. scheduling a ride. **Rides are not the Center. guaranteed, as they are volunteer the Center. the Center. guaranteed, as they are volunteer guaranteed, as they are volunteer the Center. guaranteed, they are volunteer GAMES at the CENTER guaranteed, asas they are volunteer GAMES atatat the CENTER guaranteed, as they are volunteer dependent. GAMES the CENTER Medical Equipment - LOVE INC dependent. dependent. GAMES the CENTER GAMES at the CENTER dependent. dependent. GAMES at the CENTER Medical Equipment LOVE INC dependent. Medical Equipment LOVE INC Bunco - Every Monday after lunch! Medical Equipment -- -LOVE INC Equipment - LOVE INC Bunco Monday after lunch! Equipment LOVE INC Bunco - Every Monday after lunch! Medical is Medical now loaning equipment for Bunco -Every Monday after lunch! Bunco -- Every lunch! now loaning equipment for Senior Companion - SCP isnow now loaning equipment for Bunco - Every EveryMonday Mondayafter after lunch! isisisnow loaning equipment for Senior Companion equipment forfor Senior Companion -SCP SCP is nowloaning loaning equipment Board Games! Pinochle! -Senior Companion --SCP Clackamas County. 503-650-0153 Senior Companion -- SCP Board Games! Pinochle! Clackamas County. 503-650-0153 Senior Companion SCP Board Games! 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If income 12:45pm please join us for County VSO office phone: adults with unique needs. If income County VSO office phone: County VSO office phone: pinochle as well as other card and adults with unique needs. If income adults with unique needs. IfIf income County VSO office phone: pinochle asaswell well as other other card and adults with unique needs. If income pinochle as well as other card and 503-650-5631 adults with unique needs. income eligible, volunteers may receive a 503-650-5631 pinochle card and pinochle as card and 503-650-5631 eligible, volunteers may receive 503-650-5631 pinochle as well wellasas as other other card and 503-650-5631 eligible, volunteers may receive eligible, volunteers may receive eligible, volunteers may receive aa aaa 503-650-5631 board games. eligible, volunteers may receive non-taxable stipend plus mileage board games. board games. non-taxable stipend plus mileage board games. non-taxable stipend plus mileage board games. non-taxable stipend plus mileage non-taxable stipend plus mileage board games. Referral and Assistance -non-taxable stipend plus mileage reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. Cribbage -- Every Thursday II :OOpm Referral and Assistance reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. Referral and Assistance Cribbage Every Thursday :OOpm Referral and Assistance reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. Cribbage Every Thursday I :OOpm Referral and Assistance reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. Cribbage -- Every Thursday II:OOpm reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. Cribbage - Every Thursday Referral and Assistance - are issues facing seniors. Calls Cribbage Every ThursdayI :OOpm :OOpm For For issues facing seniors. Calls are For issues facing seniors. Calls are reimbursement. Call, 503-655-8875. For issues facing seniors. Calls are Bingo! -- Every Friday at II pm! For issues facing seniors. Calls are Bingo! Every Friday at pm! For issues facing seniors. Calls are accepted on behalf of others as Bingo! EveryFriday Friday atI pm! I pm! Bingo! -- -Every Bus Rides -- Rides into the Center accepted ononon behalf ofofothers others asasas Bingo! - Suggested Every atat Bus Rides Rides into the Center accepted behalf of others Bingo! EveryFriday Friday atI pm! I pm! accepted behalf others $2 donation to Bus Rides -Rides Rides into the Center accepted on behalf of as Bus Rides into the Center $2 Suggested donation to Bus Rides Rides into the Center accepted on behalf of others as well. For mental health crises call $2 Suggested donation to Bus Rides Rides into the Center $2 Suggested donation to for lunch, activities and local shopping. well. For mental health crises call $2$2 Suggested donation to for lunch, activities and local shopping. well. For mental health crises call Suggested donation to well. For mental health crises call for lunch, activities and local shopping. cover prizes! well. For mental health crises call for lunch, activities and local shopping. lunch, and local shopping. cover prizes! well. For mental health crises call for County Crisis Service: cover prizes! for lunch,activities activities local shopping. Suggested donation isisand $1.50 round trip. cover prizes! County Crisis Service: cover prizes! 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HISTORY

THE HISTORY OF COFFEE

The Humble Bean to Bold Beverage From 9th century North Africa to your local cafe By Robert Matsumura, Contributing Writer

s rain falls from the skies of the Pacific Northwest, so too does coffee pour into the cups of local residents adding pep to their step and steamy, warm, comfort to lift the spirits. But where did coffee come from in the first place, and just how did it become one of the most popular beverages around the world? While no one can definitively pinpoint precisely when coffee was invented, nor the name of the first person to roast coffee beans, grind them, and mix them with water, historians agree that coffee originated in the areas of modern-day Ethiopia and Yemen. Legend tells of a 9th century goat herder named Kaldi, who noticed that his goats, after eating coffee berries, became so energetic that they barely slept all night. Kaldi reported his discovery to the abbot of a local monastery who brewed a drink with the berries which increased alertness for the monks through their long hours of evening prayers. It wasn’t long before word spread to the nearby Arabian Peninsula of the miraculous drink, and traders 18 TO ADVERTISE WITH US, CALL 503.825.2111

eventually Clement himself, after tasting the new beverage, introduced found it pleasing. Instead of banning coffee, he coffee bestowed his blessing upon the drink. With the throughout Pope’s blessing, the green light went on for coffee the region. throughout Christendom. Illustration of Kaldi While As for the Americas, coffee crossed the Kaldi and the coffee drinking monks are Atlantic in the 17th and 18th centuries from anything but a historical fact, it is known Europe. In North America, coffee arrived in the for certain that by the 15th century, New World from the British via New Amsterdam coffee houses had spread throughout the — later renamed New York by the American Near East. From Turkey to Egypt, these colonists. One event in particular that served establishments became not only places as the impetus for coffee culture in the United to enjoy a hot cup of coffee, but popular States was the tax on tea levied on the colonists spots to socialize, listen to music, play by King George games, and learn of current events. III. The subsequent As for Europe, historians point to Boston Tea Party that the Siege of Vienna by the Turks in 1683 erupted as a result as one of the key events instrumental of this tax spurred in the spread of coffee to the West. In many Americans to the aftermath of the war, coffee from abandon tea for coffee, the Turks made its way to Viennese to the point that locals who became enamored with the Thomas Jefferson later new beverage. As time passed, coffee proclaimed coffee as houses emerged not only in Vienna, but “the favorite drink of throughout Austria and neighboring the civilized world.” countries as well. It is the Austrians who The Caribbean, are credited with the addition of milk Central, and South and sugar to coffee. America owe their Around the same time, the beverage coffee industry to a young French naval officer, Gabriel also arrived in Italy, likely through Venetian traders who ranged throughout de Clieu, who smuggled a seedling from a coffee plant in the Middle East and North Africa. the Royal Botanical Garden in While coffee provoked suspicion in Paris (the plant had been a gift from some, such as the advisors of Pope the Mayor of Amsterdam to King Louis Clement VIII who went so far as to XIV) and transported it across the Atlantic call it the “bitter invention of Satan,”

to the island of Martinique, despite attempts by a saboteur to kill the plant, an attack by pirates, and severe storms at sea. This hardy seedling went on to parent all the coffee trees cultivated throughout this part of the world — a region that has become one of the premier coffee production areas on the planet. Brazil’s famous coffee owes its start to Francisco de Melo Palheta, who was dispatched by the governor of Brazil to help mediate a conflict between neighboring French and Dutch Guiana. Arriving in Cayenne, the capital city of French Guiana, part of Palheta’s mission was to smuggle some coffee plants which were closely guarded by the French. As the story goes, a romantic dalliance between Palheta and the wife of the Governor of Cayenne led to her passing a bouquet to a Brazilian officer containing a coffee seedling concealed among the flowers. This seedling was supposedly the progenitor of Brazil’s coffee industry. Whether the romantic part of the story is true or not, it is documented that Palheta was successful in bringing thousands of coffee seeds and several plants back to Brazil. Gabriel de Clieu By the 18th century, coffee had grown to be one of the world’s most profitable commodities. Consumption and popularity in the U.S. grew, particularly during the Civil War, and enterprising businessmen such as brothers John and Charles Arbuckle grew wealthy selling pre-roasted coffee by the pound to cowboys in the West. James Folger, who peddled coffee to gold miners in California, also profited greatly. Big name coffee brands including Maxwell House and Hills Brothers quickly followed suit. Following World War II, instant coffee was developed, simplifying the coffee-making process, though not necessarily improving the flavor. With the emergence of Starbucks in Seattle in 1971, the quality of coffee available to the consumer improved through better sourcing and preparation techniques. Consistent, quality coffee became available to people across America, with beverages tailored specifically to the palate of each individual customer. Today, the coffee revolution has evolved. Small, independently owned coffee shops are taking it to

the next level. A focus on sustainability, local roasting, and fair trade beans are at the forefront of the new movement. Sourcing, roasting techniques, and brewing methods are all aspects of the equation that today’s coffee entrepreneurs are relentlessly improving in their drive to bring the highest quality coffee to market. So, the next time you’re enjoying a steaming coffee beverage — whether it be a latte, mocha, cold brew, espresso, or just a plain old cup of Joe — know that the history behind the humble coffee bean, and its evolution through time, was a long and arduous journey filled with lively characters, distant places, and enterprising individuals who treasured this miraculous bean of the tropics. READ MORE AT CITYHANDSHAKE.COM 19

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