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Vol 3/Issue 5 • May 2013

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N I N E G P O DAY

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What's Happening this Month in Beaverton? NEW! Monthly Column: Musings of a Beaverton Teen, page 5 NEW! Addition to History Page: Vintage Beaverton page 8 NEW! Monthly Cartoon: Meet Mr. Beaver, Back Cover

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Public Safety Facility Update he Beaverton Police Department and the City’s Public Safety Center Advisory Committee will soon be kicking off a public awareness campaign to raise awareness about the need for a new public safety building. A recent survey showed that 57 percent of respondents were unaware of the issues facing our police, court, and emergency management team. “The fact is Beaverton is 120 years old and yet we’ve never had built a police station in our city,� said Beaverton’s Police Chief Geoff Spalding. “Our citizen’s committee has some very serious concerns about the safety and security of the City’s current building for police and court. We are convinced we need a building that is 100% up to current seismic standards and that is appropriately designed to keep prisoners and visitors to the building separated,� said Jim McCreight the

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committee chair. The Mayor has directed staff to work on an awareness campaign. “We will be arranging speakers bureau events, tours of the police department, and talking with our community, to be sure that people know what we are facing. I want people to have an opportunity to learn about this important issue,� said Mayor Denny Doyle. For more information or to arrange a speaker or tour for your organization call the City at (503) 526-2658.

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The Beaverton Resource Guide (BRG) is a free monthly community paper written, edited and published in Beaverton, by Beaverton residents and for the businesses and people of Beaverton, Oregon, USA. Cedar House Media published the ďŹ rst edition in April of 2011 with the help of the city and the Beaverton Farmers Market. That ďŹ rst issue was 16 pages. Today, the paper is 32 pages and sponsored by a diverse cross section of public and private community organizations.

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Beaverton has so many positive attributes and many go unnoticed. The BRG is our way of giving back to the community by highlighting what makes our city a great place to live, work and shop. With a focus on small, local businesses, we’d like to encourage our neighbors to ďŹ rst visit nearby stores and give them a chance before moving on to businesses outside our community.

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Welcome! (Message | About Us) Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation (News) KPTV Channel 12 (News) Entertainment (Movie & Artist Listings | WCVA Event Calendar) Beaverton History (Newsletter | Monthly Presentation) Cedar Hills Crossing (Shopping Map | Events | Listings) Downtown Shopping Guide (Shopping Map | Listings) NEW Shopping Maps (Murray & Allen|Scholls Ferry) Beaverton Farmer's Market (News) Beaverton Hillsdale Shopping Guide (Map | Listings) Beaverton City Library News (Monthly Calendar | News) Aloha Business Association (News | Map | Listings) Southwest Beaverton (Shopping Map | Listings) Monthly Recipe (Cinco De Mayo Guacamole) Beaverton Restaurants (Spotlight | Happy Hour Listings) Senior News (Elsie Stuhr | SCAC | Speeder Spotlight) Community (News | House Listings | Business Listings) TVF&R (Window Safety) Handyman Bob (The Care & Feeding of Your Home) Automotive (Police News | TrafďŹ c Q&A | Business Listings) Adventures in Beaverton (News & Stories | Cartoon)

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THPRD: connecting people, parks and nature Park District teams with BSD on future park site in Aloha by Bob Wayt, THPRD

unique partnership of the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District and Beaverton School District – the ¿rst of its kind in a long history of cooperation between the two public agencies – will dramatically improve recreational facilities at Mountain View Middle School and lead to a longawaited community park in Aloha. As part of the agreement, THPRD will build a multipurpose athletic ¿eld complex at Mountain View, 17500 SW Farmington Road, Aloha. The complex will feature side-by-side synthetic turf ¿elds with lights, an adjoining ¿eld made of natural grass, and an overlapping baseball diamond with 90foot basepaths. THPRD and BSD will share use of the facilities, with the school district having access to them until 5:30 p.m. on school days and the Park District scheduling them for public recreation on evenings,

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weekends and nonProposed Community Park Site - Aloha school days. BSD (Conceptual design only, pending master plan and public input) high school teams will have access to these new ¿elds for practices. Mt. View Middle School THPRD will also purchase about three acres of unused property from BSD on the south side of Mountain View. The $439,500 transaction is expected to close within the next few months. The partnership will enable THPRD to combine the athletic 1HZ FRPPXQLW\ SDUN ERXQGDU\ ¿elds, the parcel to be purchased from BSD, a include play equipment, a perimeter separate adjoining trail, and picnic facilities. A parking lot, property acquired late last year, and restrooms and other improvements are nearby Lawndale Park to form a new also part of the design. community park spanning about 20 acres. It is unique in that ¿elds on BSD In addition, if private funding can be property will become part of a THPRD secured, a separate, smaller synthetic park. turf ¿eld will be established at the new Other amenities of the new park will community park and become Oregon’s

¿rst “Champions Too” sports facility for special needs athletes. The multipurpose ¿eld will be available for others in the community when not in use by special needs athletes. Most of the funding for the project will come from THPRD’s 2008 voter-approved bond measure.

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Master planning for the park site is scheduled to begin this fall. The public will be given ample opportunity to provide input before a plan is completed. Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in 2016.

1,500 ladybugs ladybugs get get new new home at Beaverton school 1,500 home at Beaverton school By FOX 12 Staff

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ome children screamed and many giggled as dozens of students at one Beaverton school went outside for a hands-on Earth Day experience. The youngsters at Touchstone School learned about ladybugs in honor of Earth Day and then the kids got a chance to see the insects in action. More than 40 kindgarteners and preschool-aged children released 1,500 ladybugs at the school April 22. It was all part of a program to teach the children about nature, while also improving the health of local vegetation. Teachers placed the little ladybugs in the hands of the children. Some of them smiled and laughed, while others clearly weren’t as interested in playing with live insects. Still, plenty of students could be seen crisscrossing the playground in search of the nearest tree or bush to give the ladybugs a new home on the school’s playground. “This will hopefully teach them how to

Touchstone School students learn about ladybugs for Earth Day before releasing 1,500 of the insects on school grounds. treat the insects on the playground and also how to treat the plants on our play-

ground nicely, as well,” said Touchstone School’s Danielle Hang.

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Leading up to Earth Day, Touchstone students studied the importance of taking care of the planet. They learned about how ladybugs feed off aphids, also known as plant lice, as well as other insects that are harmful to trees, shrubs and gardens. “We talked to the kids about the lifecycle of the ladybug and what they do for our environment,” Hang said. Part of Touchstone School’s everyday curriculum is the importance of community and exploring nature at a young age. Touchstone School in Beaverton, 16180 S.W. Regatta Lane, is part of Nobel Learning Communities Inc., a national network of 180 private schools, including schools in Tigard and Lake Oswego.

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WCVA Staff TVF&R Staff Karen Bolin Eric Squires Greg Mattie Jolene Guptill Bob Strong Elsie Stuhr Staff

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For more stories like these, watch Good Day Oregon every morning on KPTV FOX 12.

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Fine art reproductions, digital print services, artists workshops. 503-887-1981

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Conversations in Glass and Paint We are pleased to announce an exhibit of contemporary work featuring blown glass by Susette Wilson and paintings by Nikki Dilbeck. The public is invited to celebrate the art and artists at the opening reception Saturday, May 4, from 6pm to 9pm. Complimentary wine and refreshments will be served. Exhibit dates are May 1 through June 1, 2013.

A Nordic Evening on Broadway The Scandinavian Heritage Foundation is holding a fundraiser on May 11, 6pm to 8pm. Tickets are $25 per person and include wine and Scandinavian appetizers. The evening will feature the works of four gallery artists of Nordic ancestry – Sue Jensen, Myla Keller, Gretha Lindwood and Kris Paul – who will be on hand to explain their creative proFHVV 5DIņH WLFNHWV DYDLODEOH IRU purchase. The Scandinavian Heritage Foundation is the catalyst in the Northwest for preserving authentic traditions and culture while celebrating modern Nordic life, culture and business. „

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BE A PART OF CREATING BEAVERTON’S GREEN FUTURE!

Margi Hoffmann Energy Advisor, OR Governor's OfďŹ ce Margi shares her work in energy policy at the Governor’s OfďŹ ce. She will explain what sustainability means to Oregon – highlighting current trends, local leaders, and what you can do to continue leading Oregon to a more energy secure future.

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June 3: Sustainability in Your City Local Panel Listen to local guests discussing sustainability in Beaverton, including non-proďŹ ts, businesses, government, schools, and residents. Join the conversation about what sustainability means to Beaverton, what is happening and why, and how you can get involved.

LEARN ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY t SHARE YOUR VOICE WITH THE COMMUNITY t JOIN THE ACTION TEAM Open to the Beaverton community to learn about global, national, state, and local sustainability topics and how these relate to our city. Take individual action to help protect the planet and support the future of our community by signing and implementing the iPledge—your actions matter. To learn more, visit www.BeavertonOregon.gov/iPledge.

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May Movie Releases Movie Theater Listings

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Fighting Boredom in Beaverton! By Brigid Fitzpatrick

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Fill the Void Only God Forgives Penguins 3D We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks

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s a Beaverton teen, there are often times when life gets a little slow causing the brain to stop thinking of new ideas for what to do and where to go. Even when I get together with my friends, the conversation can sometimes be the typical “soooo, whaddya wanna do?â€? “I donno, whadda you wanna do?â€? exchange. It starts in Spring when the weather starts to warm up and only gets worse during the Summer break when perhaps we have too much time on our hands. Well, that’s okay because I’m here to suggest a multitude of activities that to me are the perfect defense against any bout of boredom. School Sports First, let’s look at the easy stuff. We all go to high school and spring sports are well into their respective seasons. These include baseball, WUDFN DQG Ĺ…HOG DQG ODFURVVH 7KHVH events are not only inexpensive but it’s also great fun to cheer on your school’s team.

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May 18 – Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge (Sherwood) tualatinriverbirdfestival.org/

May 18 – Initial Race Hillsboro Parks & Rec www.ci.hillsboro.or.us/

May 4 – SakÊOne (Forest Grove) www.sakeone.com

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May 26 – Energy Events (Tualatin Commons) www.energyevents.com/10krumrun

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May 10 – Walters Cultural Arts Center (Hillsboro) www.ci.hillsboro.or.us/Arts/WCAC/

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Truvy's beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody" come to have their hair done, the outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoos and free advice to the town's rich curmudgeon, Ouiser; and eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee; and the local social leader, M'Lynn, whose daughter is about to marry a "good ole boy." “Steel Magnolias� is presented by the Beaverton Arts Commission and funded in part by the Beaverton Arts Foundation. „

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Back: Arleen Daugherty (Truvy), April Hendricks (M'Lynn), Rebecca Cline (Annelle), Lauren Bronson (Ouiser); Front: Jenee Fahndrich (Shelby), Jane Vogel (Clairee)

Audition Notice: The Crucible Thurs, 5/9, 6:30pm – 8:30pm; and Sat, 5/11, 11am – 1pm

The Beaverton Civic Theatre will hold open auditions for Arthur Miller's, The Crucible, directed by Doreen Lundberg. Auditions will be held at the City Library Auditorium. No appointment is necessary. Please plan on being there from start to ďŹ nish. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. The cast in-

cludes men, women and girls. If you are interested in the Beaverton Civic Theatre, auditioning for The Crucible, or volunteering for the production. You are invited to attend a Meet and Greet with director Doreen Lundberg and producer Melissa Riley on Tuesday, May 7 at 7pm in the Library Auditorium.

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As a Catholic bookstore in downtown Beaverton with the largest selection of Catholic books in the Portland area, Blessings from Heaven welcomes all visitors to browse our shelves of books and gift items including DVDs, medals, statues, paintings and information about St. Francis. Stop by soon and we will also soon have items relating to our new leader, Pope Francis.

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First Friday will take place May 3, June 7, July 5, August 2, September 6, and October 4. The mission of the BDA is to enhance community identity and heritage, foster a center of activity, and ensure economic stability for the heart of downtown Beaverton.

The First Friday events deliver on this promise to create a center of activity in the core areas of Beaverton, drawing people in and developing value for the forty plus businesses involved. The BDA and First Friday event is partially sponsored by a

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Beaverton City Library 12375 SW 5th St, Hours: Sunday 1pm - 5pm Monday - Thursday: 10am - 9pm Friday: 10am - 6pm Saturday: 10am - 5pm (503) 644-2197 C4

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Service & Sales All PC brands repaired. New laptops and desktops. www.sunsetcomputer.net 503-866-3747 B3

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Purveyers of antique, vintage and collectible merchandise. www.curiositiesvintage.com 503-646-8653 B3

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Pools, Free Water Analysis Service & Installation www.HavenSpaPoolHearth.com 503-649-2201 C3

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Open Minds, Open Hearts Open Doors. Beaverton First United Methodist Church. www.beavertonumc.org Sunday Worship: 10:30am 503-646-7107 C4

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morning sun in contrast to the rich green of the stems. While not all perfect and round, I found that the small indentations and color changes actually enhances the beauty of this shot. In fact, I've had several sales of this photo from people wanting to put it in their kitchens. Currently there is a framed photo on display at AP Kitchen (503-644-0382) located RQ :DWVRQ %URDGZD\ Photo Images by Susan Gould photoimagesbysusangould.com

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ways choose to buy one of the many beautiful, already planted, hanging baskets for sale at the Market!

Quinn’s Crabcakes Hoda’s Middle Eastern Cuisine Try our delicious pita breads stuffed with falafel & tahini! www.hodas.com 503-236-8325 #PPUI

Simply the best! Fresh and handmade from locally caught dungeness. 503-709-6984 #PPUI

Oregon grown strawberries, Fresh Dungeness Crab Also salmon, halibut, tuna, rock ďŹ sh, oysters and more! www.lindabrandcrab.com 866-569-4891 #PPUI

blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and grapes. www.ungerfarms.com 503-992-0710 #PPUI

Artisan Gelato Handcrafted from natural ingredients & made fresh daily! www.alottogelato.biz 503-228-1709 Booth# 33

Dedicated to growing the sweetest and juiciest peaches in the NW! Cherries, nectarines, and apples too. www.bairdfamilyorchards.com #PPUI

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in their community. In 2012 HomePlate served 978 homeless youth at drop-in centers in Hillsboro and Beaverton serving 3000 hot meals, providing 400 bus tickets, 710 articles of clothing, 520 hygiene supplies, 463 housing referrals, and over 450 employment services. www.homeplateyouth.org.

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Gallery Furniture Hawaiian Time Restaurant Parker Furniture Pizzicato Urban Floors

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Bed Mart BiMart Consigned Home Furnishings Furniture Connexion Kaiser Permanente KFC/A&W Northwest Fencing Center Round Table Pizza Sunset Bingo Uwajimaya

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Local Artists, Gifts & Classes 8134 Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy Open Tu-Sa: 10am-5pm 503-816-3517 S5

Ellen Burson, CPA 20+ years in taxation Tax Preparation & Planning Indiv/LLC/Corp/Trust/Estate 10700 Park Plaza West, Bvtn Suite 470, 503-626-1453 S2

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College in Salem, featured teams from 481 elementary, middle and high scholls in a quiz-show format. It had a 16-book reading list for elementary and middle schools and a 12-book list for high schools. „

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By All Means Virtual Cedar House Media Community Newspaper Electronics Unlimited Holcomb Computer Services Impact Sign OMG! Onthank Mktg. Group ReciProty World Pay US, Inc.

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Reser's Fine Food Pick up one of Reser's Deli Salads for your next BBQ, picnic or potluck. Visit: www.resers.com Cruise In County Diner Godfathers Pizza Peppermill Restaurant Sakura Teriyaki

General Services 7 Hills Properties ATB Auto Beaverton Towing Davis Lock & Safe Hula Halau, Hawaiian Dance In Line Commercial Construction KD Contracting Sun Connections Travel & Cruises Thomas Fischer, Gen. Contractor Travel By Tom Higham

Funeral Home and Crematory “Your loved ones never leave the care of our home.� www.springerandson.com 503-356-1000

Health ABC OptometricPC Aloha Animal Medical Center Ataraxia Wellness Concern Carol Cartier w/Juice Plus

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By Karen Bolin The ABA supports a strong community that is *Affordable * Accessible * Safe! Be sure to check out our "Everything Aloha" community calendar at our website: alohabusinessassociation.com

Agape Communi y Insurance Agency

Protecting Your Story...Building Community. Auto, home, renters, Fire, motorcycles, RV’s, boats. agapecommunityinsagency.com 503-626-5790

Karen Bolin, Financial Advisor - You talk, we listen... AND we get to know you. karen.bolin@edwardjones.com 503-356-1190 Mike Sahagian, Attorney Ross Realty Group Schmidt & Yee Source Realty SUMA Real Estate

Retail A Cut Above Pawn Banner Bank - Murray Scholls Cedar West Plaza Costco Exclusively Maureen Farmington Gardens From My Bed To Yours Gold Eagle Classics Jan's Paperbacks Key Bank - Farmington Branch Les Schwab Tire Center NW Jewelry Buyer Postal Annex Suburban Ace Hardware The UPS Store (Allen & Murray) US Bank

Professional Services Affordable Web Technology Aloha CPA, Kenneth Rigert Foundations 4 Your Life Gaucha Translations Genesis Mediation John J. Tyner III, Attorney Ken Alexander Ins. Agency Knipe Realty NW Martin Hunter, CPA Marilyn Mays, Realtor

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presentation we voted to endorse the 5-year levy that will add to our property taxes and restore teachers to the classrooms for 2013-2014 school year. While most of us do not look forward to paying higher property taxes, we do recognize that our students and teachers need our support. It is an investment in our future to have an educated population who can then work and support their families and possibly start new businesses as well. A strong school system creates a strong community, which then improves and helps the business community as well. WIN-WIN for all. I hope you will consider voting YES for OUR Beaverton Schools as well as taking time to vote for the candidates who have VOLUN-

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Aloha Community Library Association Thank you Aloha Garden Club! The Aloha Community Library Association (http://alohalibrary. org) received a grant from the Aloha Garden Club (http://www. oregongardenclubs.org/aloha) for $1200. President of the Library Association, Douglas Hoy, commented “This is an amazing grant! We really appreciate the generosity this organization has exhibited towards our new library. Because of a recently received matching pledge, this grant is multiplied and will be worth $2,400 today!â€? Each year the Aloha Garden Club KRVWV D 3ODQW 6DOH *DUGHQ $UW event. This year’s grant to the Aloha Library resulted from last year’s Annual Plant Sale. Library board member Lynda Hanson said, “we will be able to purchase so many new books and media PDWHULDOV WKDW ZLOO EH VSHFLĹ…FDOO\ about gardens and plants! This will include both children and adult materials!â€?. „

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New Pizza Menu! Voted Best in Town Pool (free Tues), lottery, video poker, daily drink specials. 503-579-3663 A

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Murrayhill Chiropractic Care Murrayhill Marketplace

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Free childcare. Translation services available. Please pre-register for childcare and translation at: www.planetReg.com/DTFforum.

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Business Done Here! Senior Living Community Locally owned and managed Independent & Assisted Living, Memory Care & Short Stays. 503-520-0911

Printing, Shipping, Freight, Notary, Gifts, Card and more! $10 PMB boxes available. 503-747-2278 D

Paint your own pottery. Welcome to the fun and enjoyable world of ceramics! www.ceramicafenw.com 503-590-8510 B

Agent Glenn Horton

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Preventive, Whitening Aesthetic, Operative Implants, Periodontal www.murrayhilldental.com 503-521-1333

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Healthy Lunch & Diner Options

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it is trial and error. Don’t hesitate to feel several fruit for softness, which is an indicator for ripeness. If you have avocados that are still hard as baseballs, put them in a brown paper bag with some bananas and apples and leave out in room temperature. Bananas and apples help to release ethylene gas and that helps to quicken the ripening process. Do not limit yourself to paring JXDFDPROH WR MXVW +LVSDQLF VW\OH dishes. I like spreading it on my hamburgers as an alternative to mayonnaise. Whatever you choose to eat your guacamole with, I hope you give this recipe a shot. Salud! „

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oney Toast CafĂŠ rests elegantly on the corner of Farmington Road and Washington Street in downtown Beaverton. This appealing cafĂŠ has taken inspiration from Taiwanese street food. However, don't expect a typical Chinese restaurant here. Honey Toast CafĂŠ is everything but typical. Among the fascinating offerings are espresso, Bubble teas, 3DQLQL 6DOW 3HSSHU &KLFNHQ wings, fried tofu, sweet potato fries, and of course their signature dish: Honey Toast! This delectable dessert looks like a large, square piece of bread topped with ice cream and fruit. It's a creative take on toast that's similar to French toast, but not

Honey Toast Deluxe quite. It involves toast, butter, honey, and ice cream! Eat the sides Mixed Seasonal Berries, down and you're left with some Mountain Berry ice cream, 2 macaroons, served with perfectly cut pieces of toast. Honey caramel & chocolate sauce. 7RDVW FRPHV LQ VHYHQ ņDYRUV "Strawberry Land", “Chocolate Symphonyâ€? and "Ice Queenâ€? to name a few. The richness of the buttery crisp toast is smoothed by the cool ice cream and the honey adds sweetness to the entire GHVVHUW ,W V YHU\ Ĺ…OOLQJ DQG LI \RX add fruit - whether it be berries or fresh bananas, you're in for a treat. Here at Honey Toast CafĂŠ we strive to bring creativity and quality in foods and desserts to our customers. Stay tune for our new VHDVRQDO ņDYRUV RI +RQH\ 7RDVW and come visit us when you are in the heart of Old Town Beaverton. „ Volume 3–Issue 5 (May 2013) | Beaverton Resource Guide – 23

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designed to build earthquake proof structures, rather they help us build earthquake resistant structures. The intent is to build something that won’t collapse on the occupants and will allow them to escape safely. For the most part, old fashioned building techniques simply relied on gravity to hold a house on its foundation, so the addition of anchor bolts through the sill plate into the concrete makes good sense. But, that only keeps the house from sliding off the foundation. Once the house is anchored in place, shear wall hold-down anchors should be attached at each corner. This will keep the house from being tipped over like an old outhouse on Halloween night. All post and beam construction under the house should be tied together to keep

the posts from coming off their piers and to prevent the beams from sliding off the posts. Gravity is great so long as all forces are straight down. But when the earth begins to pitch and roll and twist and heave, all bets are off for any parts of the house that aren’t tied together. Now, let’s go back into the house and see what we should do in there to make things safer. If your water heater isn’t strapped to a nearby wall, it should be. In D PDMRU HDUWKTXDNH WKLV FRQWDLQHU may hold 50 gallons of the most precious commodity you will ever own – water. Having it tip over and spill out could be the difference between life and death. Of FRXUVH KDYLQJ D ŅYH KXQGUHG SRXQG WDQN full of water tip over can also cause a lot of serious damage, too. How about your book cases? Are they

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all attached to the wall, so they won’t tip over and crush someone? Outside your home, do you have an earthquake wrench strapped to your gas meter, so you can shut the gas off at the source in the event the gas line gets broken? They’re less than $10 dollars and are available on line or at many plumbing supply and hardware stores. OK, that’s a real quick primer on earthquake protection for your home. If it’s something you really want to invesWLJDWH PRUH IXOO\ MXVW VHQG DQ HPDLO WR handyman@kxl.com and I’ll be happy to point you in the direction of some good contractors who can discuss it in a lot more detail with you. „ Handyman Bob offers home improvement advice on his radio show, Around The House, every Saturday from noon to 2:00 on FM News 101 KXL. And, getting your business message across may be as simple as having a professional deliver it for you. Let The Strong Voice of Handyman Bob carry it to your desired audience (samples available at TheStrongVoice.com).

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well as various federal agencies. “Innocence Lostâ€? Human TrafĹ…FNLQJ 7DVN )RUFH 7KH 7DVN )RUFH consists of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies and victim-based advocacy groups that combine resources and expertise on WKH LVVXH RI KXPDQ WUDIĹ…FNLQJ 7KH Task Force evaluates the nature and H[WHQW RI KXPDQ WUDIĹ…FNLQJ LQ RXU area, conducts investigations, and develops intelligence for potential cases. A Beaverton Detective divides his time between the Task Force and local investigations. Northwest Regional Computer Forensics Lab (RCFL). One Detective is dedicated to the RCFL which is a computer forensic laboratory devoted entirely to digital evidence. Investigations of crimes such as terrorism, child pornography, internet crime, fraud and identity theft, crimes of violence, and theft or destruction of proprietary information or property are supported by the RCFL. Participants include federal, state and local law enforcement personnel. „ 'PS NPSF JOGPSNBUJPO PO UIJT UPQJD WJTJU VT Phone: 503-526-2260 Website: www.beavertonoregon.gov/ index.aspx?nid=173

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Celebrating 10 Years of Progressive Education illage Home Education Resource Center of Beaverton and NE Portland announce the celebration of its ten-year anniversary with a week of special events culminating in an Anniversary Party on Thursday, May 30th at The Mission Theater. The Anniversary Party will feature original music performances from Village Home community members and alumni, improvisation comedy and the recognition of contributions by past and present Village Home Board members. Since Village Home was featured in the new documentary, “Class Dismissed�, the producers has agreed to present a sneak preview at the party. The documentary promises to “challenge its viewers to take a fresh look at what it means to be educated, and offer a radical new way of thinking about the process of education. “

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The Anniversary Party will begin at 6:00 pm with a southwestern buffet. Entertainment will begin at 7:15 pm. Tickets are $35 per person, $60 per couple, with a cash bar, and can be purchased on the Village Home website, www.villagehome.org. Village Home is a unique community model for family centered, home-based education that inspires and supports self-directed, lifelong learning. The center is a dynamic, choice-based learning community that creatively integrates family, education and real life experiences to empower learners of all ages. A 2012 Reed College study on intrinsic motivation for learning discovered that during teen years, intrinsic motivation of Village Home students did not decline, as with typical teen populations. Researchers attributed this surprising Ĺ…QGLQJ WR WKH QRQ PDQGDWRU\ QDture of the learning environment,

as well as to the collegial, nonauthoritarian community environment. Classes at Village Home focus on maximizing the learning transaction in the classroom, stripping away elements that are not in direct support of the learner’s intrinsic motivation for learning. As a result, Village Home students are performing, on average, two grade levels above their actual grade level on nationally-normed standardized tests. In addition, students who grew up at Village Home enMR\ FROOHJH FDUHHUV DW WKHLU FKRLFH of prestigious institutions of higher learning. Village Home currently serves 450 learners in the Portland area on its two campuses with over 200 weekly classroom offerings, plus several community activities beyond the classroom. Village Home Director, Lori Walker stated, “Village Home has shown continued success because we have remained true to the principles on which Village Home was founded, while remaining responsive to community needs. Even with our 12% annual growth, the center has consistently maintained an average class size of ten.� Additional details about the 10th Anniversary Party and weeklong celebration events can be found at www.villagehome.org „

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topher Smart, an 18th century poet. Reverend Walter Hussey, the Anglican minister who commissioned the piece, described Smart as “deeply religious, but of a strange and unbalanced mind.â€? The choir then sings three folksongs: one from China, a Georgian song about horses, and one from Mexico singing the praises of the lowly cockroach. Additionally, the choir will perform “Animal Crackersâ€? by Eric Whitacre which puts to music the ridiculous animal poetry of Ogden Nash. Also featured is Eric Lane Barnes’ musicologiFDO MRXUQH\ EDVHG RQ WKH PHORGLF nursery rhyme, “Mary had a Little Lamb.â€? These concerts are FREE DQG ZLOO EHQHĹ…W ,QGLJR 5HVFXH whose mission is to end animal abandonment and pet overpopulation in our community. „ By Congregational UCC

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iPad, iPad Mini, Apple, Android, Smartphones (When were they dumbphones?), Phablets and Tablets to name a few, deciding which one is best for you can be daunting and expensive task. Are you unsure about the maze of smartphones, apps, droids, social media, privacy protection, websites, and Internet marketing? Do you really need to be on Twitter or Facebook? What about LinkedIn or Google+? My people trust me to take care of the “techie stuff� and show them how to maximize their technology investment. Whether as a speaker or in a one-on-one personal session, I help you to Be Smarter Than Your Phone!

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or someone who gets VIP treatment and is unfairly elevated to the top, but none of that should ever change YOUR effort in the race. “Okay then, mommyâ€? she said. “Are you done? Yeth? Tho‌ I’m thtill ALWAYTH the winQHU ULJKW"ÄŚ )RU QRZ \HV (QMR\ LW while you can. The 10 yr-old now has legs almost as long as mine and can fake us out despite the narrow width of walls, and the 8yr-old is deceptively speedy and agile. Of course, their father and I can outpower all of them if we really try (snort). But it’s watching the older girls slow down to let Kiana pass or team up to help her beat us that makes me feel --on some very basic level –like we are raising generous, helpful kiddos. 2U PD\EH MXVW NLGGRV ZKR ZLOO MRLQ WRJHWKHU DV WHHQV WR UXQ FLUFOHV around their tired and potentially clueless parents. After one of these recent races (and after Kiana explained to her father that if he wasn’t willing to play Barbies with her that VERY minute that she was supposed to turn off her light, he might possibly be asking for a time out), we apparently lost track of All That’s Important and sent everyone to EHG ZLWKRXW Ĺ…QDO FKHFNV :KHQ

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O Kiana wandered down the next morning in the prior day’s clothes, I exclaimed, “K-ster!! Did you not JHW SMÄŁV RQ ODVW QLJKW""ÄŚ “Nope,â€? she said matter-offactly. “Didn’t bwush my teeth, either. It was a PWE-TTY CWAYZEE night.â€? Girl, racing up the stairs and skipping basic hygiene is as cwayzee as it ever needs to get. You go ahead tell your college roommates that in a few years, okay? „

“Maureen Wilson is an educator, Girl Scout leader, and often frazzled parent to three active girls. She ďŹ nds motherhood to be a far more humorous and humbling experience than she ever imagined.â€? Maureen can be contacted at: BRG@cedarhousemedia.com

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ne doesn’t meet many 12-year old authors -- particularly ones that have written a memoir. Last month I met Zaccary Rodriguez, who, with his book Escaped, documents his IDPLO\ÄŁV ņLJKW IURP an abusive father. That escape included a move from his native Hawaii to Beaverton earlier this year. As the cover copy attests, this was not a “pleasant experienceâ€? nor the “interesting adventureâ€? Zaccary’s mom tried to make it, as the family shifted from one domestic violence shelter to another. It is an honest portrayal RI D \RXQJ ER\ÄŁV FRQņLFWHG IHHOings between his father, whom he still loves, and his mother, whom he wants to protect. There are many complications to the story, including serious health issues for ZacFDU\ÄŁV EURWKHU EDIņLQJ JRYHUQPHQW agency exchanges, and the limitations of family and community. I found the story to be true to a typical pre-teen voice and writing VNLOOV :LWK LWV MRXUQDO VWUXFWXUH stories emerge, repeat, and play out as Zaccary understood them. The book offers a glimpse of a struggle many will never experience, yet builds compassion

for this child’s history. I asked Zaccary what motivated him to share his story. “To thank my mom,â€? he answered. Zaccary also KRSHV WKDW E\ MRXUQDOLQJ his experience he can take care of his family through the sale of the book. In addition to writing aspirations, Zaccary is an accomplished artist and displays several of his works in the back of his book. Sales of Zaccary’s artwork also DLP WR KHOS WKH IDPLO\ Ĺ…QDQFLDOO\ “I’ve sold three pictures at an art showing at Art on Broadway,â€? says Rodriguez. “I want to have a house to share and live together.â€? That’s D GUHDP , KRSH WR VHH IXOĹ…OOHG LQ Zaccary’s future memoir. „

Escaped is available at Hearthstone of Beaverton (503-641-0911) and Emilie Dessert CafĂŠ (503-2065576).

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magine Possibilities is a facility with progressive programs for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It is place for friendship, education, and activities outside of the family environment, serving Washington County and surrounding areas. Executive Director, Cathy Schaefer, states that she never feels like she is going to work. Her smile radiates her truth. Her late brother with a disability inspires her daily. “People need an alternate to employment. We have programs for a wide range of needs for both children and adults. Recreational programs, summer camps, and volunteer opportunities to name a few. We also have a quiet house-

like setting for one-on-one care. We make a difference. Everyday is an opportunity for possibilities,� states Schaefer. Former board president, Mary Bennett's son has attended since 1982. Last year, Imagine Possibilities, purchased technology for Jason, who is unable to speak and had no formal means of communication. By touching customized pictures, an iPad speaks for him. Schaefer explains that since getting the technology, “Jason has absolutely blossomed. He is doing things that at one time we only imagined he could do. We believe if you can imagine it, it is possible.� „ By Miranda Keenan

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