Wilsonville Living - February 2020 Issue

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Women in Wilsonville Small Business Success Stories Nancy Faubel

Donna Crace

Christine Lewy

TASTE OF THE TOWN Abella

THE HISTORY OF VALENTINE’S DAY

COMMUNITY CALENDAR EVENTS

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IN THIS ISSUE 6 DIVINE COMPLEXIONS 11 CORNER COFFEE SHOPPE 13 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

8 THE HISTORY OF VALENTINE’S DAY, AND WHY IT IS CELEBRATED Though the first thing that you typically think about when it comes to Valentine’s Day is flowers and chocolate and romance, the origin of the holiday actually isn’t so romantic.

While modern Valentine’s Day celebrations are marked with passion, expensive gifts, and hard-to-get dinner reservations, the origins of the holiday are not nearly so glamorous. Here’s the history of Valentine’s Day you may not know.

FEATURES 4 TASTE OF THE TOWN 8 THE HISTORY OF VALENTINE’S DAY 14 BROWN SUGAR GARLIC FLANK STEAK RECIPE 30 CLARK LUMBER

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LOVE IS IN THE AIR, AND WILSONVILLE LIVING MAGAZINE IS HERE TO SHARE February’s issue is a special feature focusing on three women business owners and their stories. They each share one thing in common and that is the love of Wilsonville. Also, for all of you history buffs out there, check out page 8, and learn about the History of Valentine’s Day, and why we celebrate it. If you are searching for a tasty romantic dinner, our featured recipe this month is a Brown Sugar Garlic Flank Steak.

If you can’t decide on what to do for, or leading up to Valentine’s Day, don’t miss our feature on page 24 about creative, unique and local ideas for celebrating Valentine’s Day. Wrapping up this issue, get inspired with a new project from Clark Lumber and True Value. Next month True Value will introduce you to a new project that inspires you and explain how to complete it. Thank you for continuing to make our Publication one of Wilsonville’s favorites. We look forward to showing you our next issue in March that talks about Spring being around the corner, and Saint Patrick’s Day. See you around town.

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Taste Of The Town

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talian food is one of those cuisines that you can never get enough of, so Executive Chef and General Manager of Abella Italian Kitchen Ryan Tull shares some of his most decadent menu options with us.

The Antipasto Platter is a great way to begin your Italian feast. It comes with seasonal selections of artisanal cheeses, local charcuterie, fresh fruit, dried fruit, mixed olives, crostini, a seasonal dipping sauce, and various pickled peppers. Chef Tull suggests pairing this with a red wine from their extensive wine list, particularly the Rocca Delle Macie Red Blend from Tuscany. This mediumbold, smooth and dry blend has notes of red fruit, black fruit, brown sugar, citrus and earth notes.

If you are searching for the perfect entrée look no further.

One of Wilsonville’s favorites is the Kurobuta Pork Shank.

This pork shank comes from Snake River Farms located in Idaho, and is the best of the best when it comes to the

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texture and taste of pork.

The Kurobuta Pork Shank is simmered in Italian red wine, herbs, chicken stock, mirepoix, and garlic until it falls off the bone, then served over seasonal wild mushroom risotto and finished with imported Italian Parmigiano-Reggiano. Chef Tull suggests that this be paired with the Cecche Barbera d’Alba wine.

The wine is bolder, smooth, and dry with wonderful notes of chocolate, red fruit, dark fruit and violet, and a beautiful spice to finish.

Inspired by traditional Italian recipes, Pasta Pomodoro with Grilled Chicken Breast is not only beautifully plated but also a dish that will make your taste buds dance with delight. With the combination of fresh and slow cooked tomatoes, aged Pecorino Romano, chopped garlic

and basil, this dish brings out a fresh bold taste. The chicken breast is marinated with extra virgin olive oil, lemon zest, and fresh chopped oregano giving it massive flavor. Chef Tull recommends the house favorite when it comes to wines, called the J. Lohr Riverstone Chardonnay, which is a bold, semi-dry and soft Chardonnay, flavored with bold oak, butter, pear and nutty notes. It has a wonderful citrus and floral finish to make every sip delectable.

End your meal on a sweet note by enjoying the mouthwatering and freshly made Marionberry Cheesecake. This cheesecake has a gelatin glaze, inspired from the traditional Italian cheesecakes created with mascarpone and cream cheese. It is light and fluffy in texture with traditional graham cracker crust, fresh mint, and a marionberry reduction that will leave you wanting more. Chef Tull suggests that you pair this with a Kings Ridge Riesling, a luscious dessert wine that comes from right here in the Willamette Valley. This light, dry and acidic Riesling has wonderful notes of pear, minerals, citrus, dragon fruit and vanilla leaving you with a beautiful smooth finish.

These are just a few out of the many fabulous dishes you can enjoy at Abella Italian Kitchen. They know that there are many different dietary needs so they make sure to include options that can be enjoyed by all, including those who are gluten-free,

vegetarian, vegan, and pescatarian. Chef Tull suggests calling ahead if you have specific needs so he can make sure your experience is the very best. You can also call ahead and get a complete wine pairing prepared with your meals as well.

Abella Italian Kitchen also provides an amazing catering program that is specifically designed to accommodate all customer needs.

From small, budget friendly pick-up to large, high-end catering, they have multiple options available. Abella hosts onsite and offsite catering; onsite for up to 150 and offsite for up to 300.

They offer catered lunches to go with delivery service and high end to casual catering for weddings, birthdays, meetings, and company parties.

The kitchen crew at Abella always does their best to make each experience a memorable one. They have a veteran crew that has been serving the Wilsonville area for more than 10 years, and they work hard to make sure that the original authentic Italian recipes and classic Italian flavors always exceed your expectations.

For more information or to make reservations, call them at 503582-1201. Walk-ins are always welcome. They are located at 8309 SW Main Street and open 7 days a week. You can also visit their website at www.abellaitaliankitchen.com.

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wner and founder of Divine Complexions Christine Lewy has an extensive background in the cosmetic and skin care industry, and now her talents are available in Wilsonville! Her years of experience as a makeup artist and esthetician, and her knowledge as an esthetics Instructor make her one of the most credentialed beauty experts in the area.

Esthetics have always been Christine’s passion; she was that little girl that was always begging everyone to let her do their makeup.

After completing her Bachelor’s Degree from Oregon State University, Christine listened to her heart and decided to follow her dreams, go to school to be an esthetician, and pursue a career as a professional makeup artist.

Over time that passion expanded beyond doing makeup to helping clients find beauty in themselves on all levels. After completing her training, the spotlight was on Christine for a time as she spent a few years modeling, then she perfected her eyebrow waxing skills by working for one of the most well-known waxing boutiques in Beverly Hills, CA which caters to celebrity clients. Before long her skills were sought elsewhere, and she moved to the Portland area to teach a new generation of aspiring estheticians.

When the time came to start her own business, she began small with an at-home office and focused on meeting the needs of her growing clientele. Eventually she had to bring on additional staff and now has 9 people working for her, including three estheticians, two nurses, a doctor, microbladers, and receptionists.

Christine takes pride in making sure that Divine Complexions and its top-of-the-line services are available to everyone.

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At Divine Complexions spa you can expect to find the highest quality, most effective and safest skincare products available. The team will always bring you the very best, and that includes knowing what’s in the products they use and recommend to you. The spa professionals at Divine Complexions pride themselves on providing the highest quality esthetic and beauty services and they make sure to stay up to date with the latest technologies and techniques. They value continuing education and promise to always strive to bring you their very best.

Divine Complexions doesn’t stop there in their commitment to providing excellent service to the community. Christine and her team have partnered up with the city of Wilsonville and the Miss Oregon Scholarship Program to give back to the community, from donating gift baskets to helping girls in need get ready for prom with makeup services, and much more.

Whether it’s a relaxing facial, precision waxing service, or an instructional makeup application session, Christine loves sharing her passion for esthetics and beauty and promises you will leave Divine Complexions feeling pampered and beautiful!

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The History of Valentine’s Day ...and Why it’s Celebrated

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hough the first thing that you typically think about when it comes to Valentine’s Day is flowers and chocolate and romance, the origin of the holiday actually isn’t so romantic.

While modern Valentine’s Day celebrations are marked with passion, expensive gifts, and hardto-get dinner reservations, the origins of the holiday are not nearly so glamorous. Here’s the history of Valentine’s Day you may not know.

The supposed origins of Valentine’s Day date back centuries to the latter days of the Roman Empire.

When Emperor Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, he outlawed marriage for young men. A priest named Valentine realized the injustice of the decree, so

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he defied the emperor and performed marriages in secret. When his rebellion was discovered, he was put to death and was later recognized as a saint and martyr.

Through the years, Valentine’s Day traditions melded with various customs from pagan festivals.

It is celebrated on a fixed day on the calendar, February 14th, and the ancient Roman calendar included a mid-February holiday even before St. Valentine’s time. That holiday, called Lupercalia, celebrated fertility, and may have included a ritual in which men and women were paired off by choosing names from a jar. In Ancient Greece, people observed a mid-winter celebration for the marriage of the god Zeus and the goddess Hera.

Some historians wonder if these traditions may have influenced the way we now celebrate Valentine’s Day. By the end of the 15th century, the word “Valentine” was being used to describe a lover in poems and songs of the day. In the 1840’s Esther A. Howland, known as the “Mother of the Valentine,” began selling the first mass-produced valentines in America, making elaborate creations

with real lace, ribbons and colorful pictures.

Her creations started the now commercialized tradition of sending fancy cards to loved ones on Valentine’s Day. Today, according to the Greeting Card Association, an estimated 145 million Valentine’s Day cards are sent each year, making Valentine’s Day the second largest cardsending holiday of the year.

Over the years (and centuries), Valentine’s Day has been a religious celebration, an ancient ritual day, and a commercial holiday. All that change means the meaning of Valentine’s Day is truly whatever you want it to be: You can skip the celebrations completely, buy yourself some chocolate, wine, or flowers, or express your love and appreciation for the people in your life, whether they’re co-workers, romantic partners,

friends, or family members. Some people love Valentine’s Day, and some people just love to hate it.

“Galentine’s Day” is a relatively new way to celebrate, as women stock up on Valentine’s Day ideas and celebrate their love for their closest friends.

If you’re trying to figure out what to do on Valentine’s Day, just know that there are no rules: It’s a new era, and you can celebrate the day of love however you want, even if it’s just through self-love. A nice dinner out, going to the movies, cooking a fancy meal at home, or hosting a Valentine’s Day party are also great ways to celebrate. Whatever you do, be happy and love.

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CORNER COFFEE SHOPPE

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& Sourdough Bakery

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delicious cup of freshly brewed local coffee and a bagel that was made from scratch has always been the way Nancy Faubel has started off her day, and the owner of Corner Coffee Shoppe and Sourdough Bakery wants to share that simple pleasure with all of Wilsonville!

Having spent 20 years of her life in aviation, Nancy made a career change after she met a European restaurant owner who rented planes from her and coincidentally helped her discover her passion for food. Nancy was taken “under his wing,” so to speak and started learning the best techniques to creating all sorts of delicious cuisine. Nancy enjoyed it so much she decided to leave the aviation world and commit to working in the food industry.

After gaining experience working in 4-star restaurants, Nancy decided it was time for her to branch out and she opened her first coffee shop in Nevada. Shortly after that, Nancy moved to Winchester Bay, Oregon and opened another coffee shop, knowing her heart was tied to the ocean. Living on the Oregon Coast was great in many ways, but when it came to winter and the slowing of tourism, the business was essentially located in a ghost town. Nancy knew it was time for a change again so she started searching for a new location to call home. Searching for a place that had more culture, food diversity, and things to do led Nancy to Wilsonville, her new home and the place where she would open her next coffee shop and bakery.

Talking with the City of Wilsonville, Nancy found out that there weren’t any mom and pop coffee shops in the area, and the city was searching for less chains and more personalized individual locations. Nancy knew she could bring character to the area and that she would be a great attribute to the Wilsonville community.

In 2018 the Corner Coffee Shoppe opened in the space formerly occupied by Starbucks in Wilsonville’s Town Center. Then the

company next door went out of business, giving Nancy the opportunity to expand and open her specialized Sourdough Bakery in September of 2019. Nancy’s signature specialty sourdough was created in the 1980’s from red grapes on the east coast and has led to all sorts of tasty treats that are ready to be shared with her new community!

Through opening a local business, Nancy has discovered just how nice Wilsonville is and she has grown to love being involved with the community as a whole. Her coffee shop and bakery are always open for community events and she has already held a couple of fund raisers to help local non-profits. Nancy also allows local artists to come in and display their masterpieces on her walls to increase their exposure, and she works with Wilsonville High School to give students internships and help them gain work experience.

Nancy loves the creative nature of her businesses and how it allows her to play around with different flavors and products.

The bakery has just come out with an amazing line of gluten-free treats, in addition to their vegan-friendly selections. These tasty morsels can be purchased at either the bakery or coffee shop.

Stop by anytime to try their delicious treats and say hello to Nancy and her incredible staff. They are located next to Safeway in Wilsonville Town Center at 8269 SW Wilsonville Rd. You can also call in and make custom orders at (541) 234-4979.

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Join World of Speed for a weekly adventure for younger guests! Otto’s Storytime Garage combines books, art, music, learning, and fun, with a new program each week. Hear a story and then take part in an activity that goes along with the book.

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TOTAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

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Helping ALL kids succeed!

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he Total Development Center started as a nonprofit in 2000. The purpose was to help serve student athletes that Executive Director Donna Crace and her team were working with in the West Linn-Wilsonville School District. At the time, George Crace, TDC President, was also a full-time teacher at Wilsonville High School and the head football coach. Donna Crace has always been active in the Wilsonville community, including her position on the Executive Board of Directors for the Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce, and she enjoys meeting the community business members and their families at many fun, local events throughout Wilsonville.

Her biggest passion right now is launching “TDC-Fields for Champions” and bringing Knockerball N.W. to many events throughout Oregon and Washington. These events are designed to bring fundraising resources to many nonprofits throughout the area and to keep students physically, mentally, and emotionally guided as they face today’s challenges.

Donna and George’s daughter was an all-state dancer and cheerleader, and their 2 sons played baseball. Through being involved in so many activities, they discovered that many of the students needed assistance planning for their futures.

Creating The Total Development Center allowed the Craces to reach out and provide resources for local youth that needed guidance through the college application process, as well as helping them be “college ready” with their grades starting in their freshman year. They’ve held many “college prep seminars” for students, starting as early as the 8th grade to get kids on the right track as they prepare for high school. They also have supplemental programs for children as young as 6 and young adults up to age 25.

There are so many different programs offered through TDC, but Donna says that one of the most popular programs is called “Homework, My Dog Ate It.” This is a four week program designed to help students get organized and stay on top of their homework and school programs, as well as be accountable to their teachers, coaches, and parents. The center also offers detailed guidance to student athletes who want to apply for athletic scholarships. “It was very important to work with these students and their parents starting in their freshman year in high school, as the NCAA eligibility rules were very detailed and changed over time. If they waited to start at the end of their Junior year, it might have been too late to be eligible for the scholarships they were hoping for because of a low GPA or being late on taking SAT/ACT tests” said Donna. Their programs expanded into Leadership/Community Service Guidance, summer youth development camps with multiple sports, financial aid seminars for parents on FAFSA applications, and more.

Life with kids is never “typical” according to Donna, and when it comes to knowing if your children should be a part of this program or not it starts with a simple interview. The student needs to be open to engaging with TDC’s staff of professionals and trust that they can help build bridges to future success. Some students want encouragement to attend their local community college for 2 years and The Total Development Center guides them through that process, as well as helping students desiring a 4 year college degree to find their “right fit” with colleges that are affordable. Not all students need a 4 year degree, but TDC believes in encouraging all students to seek education and training beyond high school. Through The Total Development Center’s assessment programs and career exploration programs the students learn many things about themselves. They can start their research on careers and the skill requirements necessary for academic and workforce success. Becoming college and career ready can be gratifying and fun for students.

Learning how to apply what they learn is the goal for each student served by TDC. The Total Development Center encourages anyone who has a heart for kids and loves teaching, tutoring, mentoring or coaching in any capacity to contact Donna directly. Volunteers working with students will need to be vetted and undergo a background checks. There is also a need for volunteers in general who want to help out administratively and build bridges to successful partnerships with other youth oriented programs.

The Total Development Center’s mission is to help kids succeed by developing a positive “Can Do” attitude, and through receiving academic, athletic, and artistic education while working with teachers, coaches, and mentors who are altruistically motivated. The six A’s (Attitude, Academics, Athletics, Arts, and Altruistic Activities) are the guiding framework for The Total Development Center. “Through these six educational portals, we connect with any child who needs support and encouragement to grow and develop a champion’s heart – a heart of character!”

For more information on the programs at TDC you can visit their website at thetotaldevelopmentcenter.com or give them a call at 503-816-4220.

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RECIPE

BROWN SUGAR GARLIC FLANK STEAK B

rown Sugar Garlic Flank Steak is made with the most amazing brown sugar garlic soy marinade. The steak is grilled to perfection and melts in your mouth!

INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS In a small bowl mix together garlic, brown sugar, olive oil, Worcestershire, soy sauce, Dijon Mustard, green onions and salt.

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• On a clean surface lay out two large pieces of Reynolds Kitchens Quick Cut plastic wrap slide by side, with 2 inches overlapping. This

creates an extra-large rectangle.

• Pat steak dry using a paper towel and set in center of prepared plastic wrap surface. Pour marinade mixture over the steak and pull the sides of the plastic together until steak and marinade are tightly sealed. If

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• 2 lbs. flank or skirt steak • 6 cloves garlic minced • 2 tbsp brown sugar • 2 tbsp olive oil • 2 tbsp Worcestershire sauce • 2 tbsp soy sauce • 1 tbsp Dijon Mustard • 1 bunch green onions minced white and light green parts only • 2 tsp sea salt needed use an extra piece of plastic wrap to seal up any loose ends. Set in refrigerator for 4 hours or overnight.

• Preheat grill to high heat for 20 minutes. Remove plastic and set prepared steak directly on grill.

Allow to cook without turning for 3 minutes. Flip and cook other side for another 3 minutes.

Continue flipping back and forth until steak reaches desired doneness.

Allow to rest for 10 minutes before slicing.

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11:00 AM – 11:45 AM Wilsonville Community Center (Sun room) • $1 per Class This basic exercise class is led by a certified personal trainer with experience teaching classes designed for those with arthritis or osteoporosis. Exercises can be performed standing up or sitting in a chair. This upbeat class includes: strength training with weights, exercise bands, and stretching.

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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM • FREE Wilsonville Community Center All skill levels are welcome! Beginners will learn basic technique; advanced players will take us to new musical horizons. All will have fun and enjoy the classic musical approach: the song circle.

Pass or play a song of your choice when it’s your turn. If you have the Ukulele 365, the PUA books or anything else, please bring them. We’re all a work in progress, so all levels are encouraged.

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1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Wilsonville Community Center Would you like to spend one afternoon a week socializing with friends and meeting new ones? On Thursday afternoons, the ladies will get together and knit, crochet, needlepoint, or work on individual chosen projects while enjoying each other’s company. They also celebrate birthdays on the fourth Thursday of the month and other occasional social events.

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Oil Painting – Snowy Creek

5:30 PM -9:00 PM • $50 Parks & Rec Admin Building In this Bob Ross style of oil painting class, you will start with a blank canvas and leave with a completed masterpiece! This class is taught

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FEBRUARY 8-9 & 15-16

15th Annual Greater Portland USBC Youth Championship

Wilsonville Lanes The 15th Annual GPUSBC Youth Championship will be held February 8-9 & 15-16, 2020 at Wilsonville Lanes! Compete in all-events, team, doubles, and singles events!

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10:00 AM – 11:30 AM • Ages 14-17 • Cost $5 Parks and Rec. Admin Building The Alzheimer’s Association is pleased to present an ongoing series of free educational classes at the Wilsonville Parks & Recreation Administrative Offices. Sessions will take place the 2nd Thursday of each month. Learn how to decode behavioral messages, identify common behavior triggers, and learn strategies to help intervene with some of the common behavioral challenges of Alzheimer’s disease. For additional information on class topics, and to register for your spot, please contact the Alzheimer’s Association at 1-800-272-3900.

9:00 AM – Noon • Ages: 6 – 11 • $50 Tauchman House Discover the difference between sticky and slimy. Ooze into a morning of sliming around. Create slime using the Mad Science secret recipe, and then enter into the Slime Olympics. Stick it to the walls, and push the power of tape to the limits! Build a bond with glue and get attached to Professor Beakerdude!

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Everyday Sourdough Bread Workshop

12:30 PM - 2:00 PM • Cost: $25 Wilsonville Community Center (Kitchen) This workshop will be a hands-on exploration of the magic of sourdough bread baking. Participants will learn about how to maintain a starter, and how to bake a dependably good loaf of sourdough bread using tools you probably already have in your kitchen. All materials will be provided and you will leave with your own jar of sourdough starter and a sample of the bread we will bake together. Class size is limited to six. Please bring your own jar with a lid for your starter.

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Girls Varsity Basketball Game

5:45 PM - 7:00 PM • All ages welcome Wilsonville High School The Wilsonville (OR) varsity basketball team has a home conference game vs. Scappoose (OR)

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BUILDING BUSINESS - BUILDING COMMUNITY

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his month your Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce is pleased to provide a guest editorial to Annikke Olson, Principal of Meridian Creek Middle School instead of our normal monthly Chamber CEO letter.

On January 8th our Wilsonville Chamber Morning Spark networking event was hosted by the Meridian Creek Middle School (see opposite page for pictures) It was truly an inspirational meeting as we got to see first hand the fantastic job the educators and staff are doing at Meridian Creek School. Our Chamber were so impressed that we thought it would be valuable to use this opportunity to invite Annikke to share about this important first time 2/13/20 Community night event.

All of Wilsonville is Invited to the Inaugural Meridian Creek Middle School Community Night It’s been less than three years since Meridian Creek Middle School first opened its doors to students, yet the growing school has already become an integral part of the Wilsonville community. Meridian Creek Middle School is excited to add to its increasing list of school traditions when it hosts the first Meridian Creek Middle School Community Night on Feb. 13.

In addition to building Meridian Creek Middle School’s (MCMS) budding relationship with the Wilsonville community, the public event will aim to raise proceeds for the Meridian Creek Middle School Scholarship Fund. The MCMS Scholarship Fund was created to provide all MCMS students with equitable access to enrichment opportunities, school supplies, yearbooks, and other incurred costs that are associated with school.

The MCMS Community Night is open to all members of the Wilsonville community. It promises to offer excitement for everyone, including activities, games, raffles, and even student music and drama performances. The Wilsonville Rotary will also be selling “breakfast for dinner” to all interested event-goers.

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To make the first MCMS Community Night a success, and to raise resources for MCMS students through the Scholarship Fund, community members are invited to make donations for the ground-breaking night. Local business can purchase placemat advertisements for dinner, provide raffle items, or make direct donations to the MCMS Scholarship Fund. To donate, please contact the MCMS main office at 503-673-7450 or go to https://www.schoolpay. com/parent/mip/Mdjw.

Tickets for the MCMS Community Night can be purchased at the MCMS front office or online at https://www.schoolpay.com/parent/mip/MdkQ. Tickets cost $5 for children and $10 for adults, with family tickets available for $20. All proceeds will support the MCMS Scholarship Fund.

The MCMS Community Night will take place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Feb. 13 at Meridian Creek Middle School. Thank you to all of the participating sponsors and local partners — Meridian Creek staff and students hope to see you there!

MCMS, 6300 SW HAZEL ST, WILSONVILLE

COMMUNIT Y BUSINESS NEWS January 2020 has definitely set the stage for how our Morning Spark will be for the next 11 months!

The first Spark held in 2020 was with Meridian Creek Middle School as our gracious hosts. WOW is the best description of what these educators are trying and for the most part, accomplishing with our kids! If you haven’t had the chance to meet Middle School Principal, Annikke Olson, make the time to do just that. She is full of energy, inspiration and so much heart for the students in her school.

The second Spark in January had Wilsonville of Subaru as our wonderful host! The Bonus? R & R Café is located inside the dealership so we were treated with some pretty amazing goodies! Ron Owen and his team made 50+ Chamber members feel right at home. They gave away fabulous Subaru Swag as well as some incredible gifts for our Business Card Drawing.

Looking forward to see what February holds!

The Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce presents

The Best of Ireland

TRIP DEPARTING OCTOBER 14, 2020 Join us for a special IRELAND TOUR INFO NIGHT February 29, 2020 • 5-7 pm Come ask your questions and learn about the Ireland Tour Destinations: Dublin, Limerick, Cliffs of Moher; Ring of Kerry, Killarney For more trip info & to register for the info night go to this link: bit.ly/waccirelandinfo Register to attend info night or ask for brochure or video recording of the info night by calling the Wilsonville Chamber, 503-682-0411 or email kevin@wilsonvillechamber.com.

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Instructor Feature Meet Kylle, one of our newest instructors at CSM. Kylle earned a B.M. in Percussion Performance at Idaho State University. He teaches and plays percussion, guitar, piano, bass, and ukulele.

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Kylle has also written compositions for a variety of instruments and ensembles including: piano, violin, string quartet, steel pans, percussion, percussion ensemble, wind ensemble, jazz ensembles, and symphony. He took 2nd place in the Portland Percussion Group’s 2015-2016 ’Call for Scores’ for his piece ‘Oaxacan Fantasy,’ which was premiered in June of 2016. Kylle Strunk is published by Tapspace Publications and C-Alan Publications.

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CREATIVE, UNIQUE and LOCAL IDEAS FOR CELEBRATING VALENTINE’S DAY

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n Valentine’s Day, the last thing you want to do is get stuck in a Netflix and takeout rut—or worse, end up at a cheesy, overpriced, and decidedly unoriginal prix-fixe dinner. Whether you’re single, coupled up, or somewhere in between, ensure your V-Day is free of clichés with these non-boring activities in Wilsonville.

Visit the Regal Movie Theater for a not-so-average movie night.

You can rent out your own theater for a private screening and get to experience a first-run film in a quiet, personal setting. No need to deal with the person behind you talking through the movie, loudly chomping their concessions or kicking your seat. All private screenings must be booked in advance by calling the theater directly at 1-800-792-8244.

Go to World of Speed the night before Valentine’s (Thursday, February 13th) for Stupid Cupid Trivia and Car-aoke Night.

Sometimes as Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s easy to feel like Cupid is stupid, so join us at World of Speed in our Atomic Lounge to have some fun, no romance required! Light appetizers provided, wine and beer available for purchase. Ages 21 and over. Free for members, $10 for nonmembers. You can get more information on their website at www.worldofspeed.org or by calling them at 503-563-6444.

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and do a notso-ordinary ropes course 20 feet above the ground (if it’s not raining).

Have the time of your life trying to maneuver through four different ropes obstacles and learn to work together with your partner. Guests are harnessed to ensure a fun & safe time! Find them at 29111 Town Center Loop W. What is Valentine’s Day without a special sweet treat? Surprise your sweetheart with a customized dessert from Lux Sucre Desserts. Only 48 hours notice is required to place your order. Give them a call at 503-694-2321, stop in at the bakery at 31840 Sw Charbonneau Dr. Suite H, or visit their website at www.luxsucre.com.

Dance the night away and learn a variety of dances at Arthur Murray Dance Center. It all boils down to that one question: So you think you can dance? Definitely!

From the Foxtrot to Salsa to Country Western Dancing, this is a date that is unique and fun that you will never want to end! They are located at 8633 Sw Main St. Find out more information by visiting their website at www. arthurmurrayoregon.com or by calling them at 503-883-8840.

So, whether you’re looking to sweep your Valentine of their feet or simply have some fun, check out these ideas to ensure your night will be a success.

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erving the community since 1965, Clark Lumber & True Value Hardware is the area’s only family-owned, full-service building material supply. Clark’s has been a proud member of True Value Hardware since 1973. They are the home of fast and friendly service, and as founder Earl Clark once said, “We like to help folks build!” From bolts to boards, their store has what you need for your building projects, and if somehow you don’t find it on the shelves, they will gladly order it for you.

No matter what the situation is or the project that needs to be built, their expert staff will either find it or order it for you with fast turnaround. Now you can even buy everything you need online and have it all ready for store pick-up; delivery will be coming in the near future too.

In the summer of 2016, the Clark Lumber & True Value Hardware store in Tualatin tragically went up in flames. Despite countless hours of work, the firefighters were unable to save the building.

This quaint, family-owned business was a Tualatin landmark for over 50 years and has been dearly missed, but fortunately Clark’s was able to reopen in a new location at 11234 SW Tonquin Road in Sherwood.

They are back at it and ready to continue helping the community with the same fantastic service as always!

Today, fourth generation owner Stacey continues to stand by the creed that has been behind the Clark’s way for decades: “Behind Every Project is a True Value.” This company has literally been through flood and fire, and they continue to hold strong with employees that have been with the company for over 20 years. With a new space that has room to grow and products aplenty, Clark Lumber & True Value Hardware has a bright future ahead.

Moving forward, every month Clark Lumber & True Value Hardware will be featured in Wilsonville Living Magazine, with information about how to do new projects and keep up with your home as the seasons change.

Start your projects off right with quality tools, products and expert advice from the True Value Hardwarians.

They have the know-how to answer your questions, assist with projects, and find ways to make your home maintenance and improvement ventures a whole lot easier. Whether you tackle projects weekly, monthly or yearly, Clark’s is your one-stop destination for all your hardware needs.

Clark’s new location is amazing and easy to get to, and you don’t even have to deal with heavy traffic or a tight parking lot. They are available to help with all your needs Monday – Friday from 7a.m.- 5p.m. & Saturday from 8a.m. - 5p.m. You can find them at 11234 SW Tonquin Road in Sherwood, or you can call them at 503-692-0200.

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