Oregon City Around Town Spring Summer 2013 by Oregon City Chamber of Commerce

Spring/Summer 2013

Events & Activities Home Sweet Home

Staycation in OC

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Contributing Writers Amber Holveck Brian Moore Denise Goding J.H. Greenman Julie Paulsen Nancy Carnahan Neil and Deena Jensen Nick Bezzerides Shawnda Horn Susan Perry Tamara Muldoon

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Amber Holveck Executive Director Julie Paulsen Communications Coordinator Karin Morey Information Specialist/Membership

In this issue

Spring/Summer 2013

Welcome From the publisher

Keeping it Local

Member Directory 20

Explore OC

Alphabetical Directory 32

Five great walks around Oregon City Events & Activities Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc.

Paula Mabry, President Dixie McCartney, Designer Steve Beckner, Designer Roxanne Hinkle, Sales 135 N. Main Street Mt. Angel, OR 97362 info@mtangelpub.com

In The Know Voters asked to tackle water issue in May election 18

Take a staycation in OC

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Tips&Trends: Home Sweet Home Tips for giving your home a facelift Eat your landscape Before purchasing a home Know your boundaries Preparing your home for the market Choosing the “right” Realtor Why refinance?

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Other Resources 35 Taste Of OC Pork Chops with Mandarin Orange Sauce 36

Oregon City Around Town

Welcome

From the publisher

Amber Holveck Executive Director

Just recently, a gentleman called the Oregon City Chamber office to let us know how much he and his wife enjoyed reading the last issue of Oregon City Around Town. They were getting their car serviced at a local dealership and picked up our magazine while waiting. In fact, they appreciated it so much that they asked if we could mail the next issue to their home in Happy Valley! Due to a chance encounter, our lifestyle magazine is connecting people from beyond our city limits with our great shops, knowledgeable business people and unique character of Oregon City.

your appreciation of these businesses with your consumer dollars.

In this Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Oregon City Around Town, we have expanded the number of magazines being mailed to households and businesses in Oregon City to a total of 8700! This leaves 1300 copies to be distributed in local businesses, cafés and visitor locations. This distribution is simply not possible without contributions from our Chamber members and support of advertisers. It is important to share

• free, professional tips and advice

As your Oregon City Chamber of Commerce, we are devoted to the members of our organization and to our business community. We are proud to promote the community and believe that Oregon City is a great place to live, work and play. We would be honored to have you keep this issue on your coffee table at home or display in your business lobby until the next issue arrives in October. We hope you value this publication and utilize it for: • your dining, shopping and business referrals • planning your social calendar • information to keep you connected If you appreciate this Spring/Summer issue of Oregon City Around Town, please let our advertisers and member businesses know by giving them an opportunity to earn your trust as their next customer. z

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Compassionate care, close to home With state-of-the-art hospitals and medical services, convenient clinics and easy-to-use health plans, Providence provides exceptional care right in your neighborhood.

Providence Medical Group-Canby 200 S. Hazel Dell Way, Canby Family medicine: 503-263-9522 Immediate care: 503-263-9500

Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center Emergency, in-patient, and diagnostic services 1500 Division St., Oregon City • 503-656-1631

Providence Medical Group-Molalla Family and internal medicine 110 Center Ave., Molalla • 503-829-1400

Providence Medical Group-Oregon City 1510 Division St., Oregon City Internal medicine: 503-650-6880 Pulmonary medicine: 503-742-6700 Spine Center: 503-650-6288 General, vascular and thoracic surgery: 503-723-6525

Providence Medical Group-Wilsonville Family medicine 29345 SW Town Center Loop East, Suite 110 Wilsonville • 503-582-2100

Providence Cancer Center Oncology and Hematology Care Clinic 1510 Division St., Oregon City 503-742-6750

Providence Rehabilitation Services Canby: 503-263-9550 Oregon City: 503-657-6747 Providence Health Plans 503-574-7500 www.providence.org/oregon

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Take a staycation in OC By Julie Paulsen, Communications Coordinator Oregon City Chamber of Commerce

With nicer weather comes the desire to take a break and get away from it all. When I first moved to Oregon City, I knew it was an ideal location. A short trip and you are in Portland where “exciting” things are available to see and do. Easy access to I-205 allows a quick getaway to the beach or the mountains. Wait! I have a different plan for this year’s vacation time. I am going to take a vacation right here in Oregon City. My life is busy. Travel to work… travel home from work… Travel to kids sporting events or school activities… Travel to doctor appointments… Travel to the store for food… With all that travelling, I have no desire to “travel” for my vacation. Travelling for vacation includes other hassles 4

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and expenses. There are flights to arrange or vehicles to service, suitcases to pack, itineraries to plan, lodging arrangements to make. By the time I get to my destination, I am exhausted. This year I am going to give myself permission to not stress out about my vacation. My family and I will spend time together exploring Oregon City. We will take walks around town, through Hopkins Demonstration Forest, and around the campus of Clackamas Community College. We will find art in obvious and hidden places. We will learn about the murals in town and the historic homes. We will take time to explore McLoughlin House, Stevens-Crawford Heritage House, Rose Farm, the Museum of the Oregon Territory, and the exhibits

at the End of the Oregon Trail Visitors Center. We will do it on our time and not with the rush of a school field trip. We will ride the Municipal Elevator and walk the Promenade to the Willamette Falls overlook. There are 28 parks in Oregon City! We will play tennis, basketball, soccer, and softball. We will throw footballs and frisbees and have a picnic. We will play at the spray park and on playgrounds. We will lay on the grass in the sun and read books. We will eat out at various restaurants with choices of Italian at Bugatti’s; Mexican at Super Torta; pizza at Jimmy O’s; sandwiches at Caufield House and Singer Hill Café; pub food at Midway Historic Public House

KeepingItLocal and Highcliffe; and enjoy dinner at The Verdict and the Rivershore Bar & Grill. We can relax over coffee and hot cocoa at Coffee Rush and Big Dog Coffee. I want to taste the new wines at Christopher Bridge Cellars and King’s Raven Winery. Every vacation must include shopping. We will buy books at the Friends of the Oregon City Library Book Store, ornaments and stuffed animals at Christmas at the Zoo, jewelry and greeting cards at My Mother Knows, cupcakes at Wrightberry’s, flowers at Forté Floral Artistry, gardening supplies at Wilco and Coastal Farm Stores, and home improvement supplies at Home Depot. Gardening and home improvement supplies? Why? We will also take time to get some projects done around the house. We have wanted to redo the flower beds in the front of our house, fix the leaky faucet in the bathroom,

Forest Hall is located at Hopkins Demonstration Forest, a 140-acre woodland that hosts many educational activities,workshops, field studies, and community forestry days. The building boasts vaulted ceilings and large windows overlooking the serene forest setting. During your meeting, you can enjoy a walk on one of the 5-miles of hiking trails that crisscross the property.There you may catch a glimpse of deer, birds, and a variety of plant life.

and spruce up the back patio. No vacation is complete without a fire in the fire pit and marshmallows roasting for s’mores. When we want more physical activity, we can play golf at Oregon City Golf Club and Stone Creek Golf Club. My family also enjoys the miniature golf course at Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course. Before we go for a bike ride, we will get our bikes serviced at First City Cycles and it just so happens that my son has outgrown his child-size bike. We will go swimming at the Oregon City Municipal Pool. It is always fun to spend a night or two in a hotel. There are two great hotels with riverfront rooms. The Best Western Rivershore is on the banks of the Willamette. We can watch boaters and water skiers or the twinkle of the night lights of Oregon City on the river. Oxford Suites overlooks the Clackamas River and has a wonderful

v 2,100 sq. ft. building in a breathtaking forest setting v Located minutes south of Oregon City with close proximity to Portland v Beautiful view of the valley v Quiet and secluded v75-space parking lot with paved handicap access to the building vCustom built showcasing wood products some of which actually came from Hopkins’ own forest vGreat for day meetings, receptions, classes, and retreats

pool and spa. Maybe we will take the kids or maybe my husband and I will have a romantic night away. We will catch a theatrical show by Clackamas Repertory Theatre or New Century Players or perhaps a Willamette Falls Symphony performance. At the end of my vacation, I will be rested and relaxed. I will have accomplished some things on my to-do list around my house. I will have gotten to know more about my city and the place I call home. I will have saved some money on travel expenses. The money I did spend will stay right here in Oregon City. The businesses I visited and activities I enjoyed provided income for my friends and neighbors. I will have demonstrated that Oregon City is a great place to spend your vacation. Maybe I will see you around town. I will have time to stop and visit. I hope you will too. z

vLarge meeting room with fireplace with capacity of holding 100 people vCaterers kitchen vHandicap accessible men and women’s restrooms vInternet access vAudio/visual equipment are available upon request vClassroom style seating or banquet tables available vA list of local caterers is available upon request vForest tours available

Forests Forever, Inc. 503-655-5524

Mike Daly, Building Manager dalymj42@aol.com Phone: 503-632-5918 Ken Everett, Executive Director Ken@mapforesters.com Cell. 503-780-2380 16750 S. Brockway Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045

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Five great walks around Oregon City By Tamara Muldoon

Three Rivers Artist Guild

There is nothing like a stroll in the fresh air to lift your spirits and boost your energy level. Oregon City boasts many fine parks and recreation areas that are ideal for taking a walk, and which offer scenic views or other interesting attractions. Here are five local walking routes which may entice you to get out and explore our community on foot.

Difficulty Ratings Downtown Riverfront – Easy, but with some stairs. Use caution along highway. Clackamas River Trail – Easy. Good for families with children. Waterboard Park – Moderate. Use caution where pavement is broken. Hillendale Park – Easy. Good for families with children. Hopkins Demonstration Forest – Moderate to challenging. Pick up a trail map at the entrance.

Directions & Information Oregon City Parks & Recreation Department www.orcity.org/parksandrecreation/ parks, 503-496-1201 Hopkins Demonstration Forest www.demonstrationforest.org, 503-632-2150

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Downtown Riverfront

Clackamas River Trail

Begin at Jon Storm Park, where a floating dock provides a close-up view of the Willamette River. Follow the access road past Sportcraft Marina; then, take the stairway of basalt boulders up to the sidewalk along Hwy. 99E. Continuing toward Downtown, enjoy the ever-changing view of the Oregon City Arch Bridge and river below. Pause at the Willamette Falls viewpoint where the road curves away from the river, and don’t miss the historic interpretive plaques there.

The one-mile Clackamas River Trail skirts Clackamette Cove and leads to a pedestrian footbridge over the Clackamas River, connecting Oregon City to the neighboring community of Gladstone. To find the parking area for the trailhead, drive eastward along Main Street from Downtown to about 100 yards beyond the I-205 underpass.

Cross 99E at the light and continue your stroll back along Main St. Enjoy window shopping, or browse in some of the unique shops. You’ll find plenty of restaurants and places to stop for refreshments. At 12th Street, go left one block to the stoplight and cross 99E again. Then, retrace your steps back to the beginning.

This mostly-level paved pathway is suitable for baby strollers as well as walkers and runners. Picnic tables overlooking the Cove invite you to stay awhile. Unimproved trails lead down to the river where you can go wading or swimming during hot weather. Caution: the water in the river is very cold even during the heat of summer and you swim at your own risk.

ExploreOC Waterboard Park Waterboard Park offers a pleasant walk beneath a canopy of native trees, surrounded by ferns and the amorphous shapes of ivy-covered boulders. The abandoned roadway that bisects the park begins at the Armory parking lot located at the west end of John Adams Street. The pavement has fractured in places due to earth movement, requiring caution in those areas. The gradual uphill climb leads to an overlook at the end of Promontory Avenue, providing panoramic views of Oregon City and the Willamette River. On clear days you can see Portland skyscrapers as well as Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Adams. Return the way you came, or continue on the trail past homes fronting the hilltop. This trail descends a wooded slope to emerge at the intersections of 5th and JQ Adams St. Left turns on 5th and again on John Adams St. take you back to your starting point. The entire loop takes about one hour, not including time to admire the view at the top.

Hillendale Park This pastoral 16-acre park has paved walking paths with strategically-located benches. The combination of shade trees, open grass, and two childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play areas along with a stream and pond makes this an attractive outing for families with

ÂŠ Tamara Muldoon Facing page: Stairway from Sportcraft Marina to Hwy 99. Above: Waterboard Park.

children. The mostly-level pathways form several interconnecting loops, making it possible to explore the park without much backtracking. Hillendale Park is located along Clairmont Way, in the Hilltop area of Oregon City. Restroom facilities and a picnic shelter are adjacent to the parking area.

Hopkins Demonstration Forest Just ten miles from downtown Oregon City is the Hopkins Demonstration Forest, offering over five miles of hiking trails along with picnic facilities amid a 140acre forest. Enjoy the sights and sounds

of nature as you hike on the intersecting network of trails and unimproved roads in this privately-owned woodland that is open to the public. Hopkins Demonstration Forest is owned and managed by Forests Forever, a nonprofit group that uses the facility to help educate the public on sustainable forestry practices. Hopkins is generally open daily during daylight hours. z Tamara Muldoon is a freelance writer and photographer based in Oregon City. She enjoys walking and hiking for fun and exercise and is a member of Three Rivers Artist Guild. You can contact her at tamara@tamaramuldoon.com or at 503-631-3929.

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Events & Activities In Oregon City, there is an activity for every member of the family to enjoy! We have gathered a broad selection of events happening this spring and summer. So many, in fact, that we only have space for minimal information. You can find out more about these events by visiting www.oregoncity.org.

April “Dead Double Trouble” presented by New Century Players

Saturday, April 20 An interactive murder mystery dinner theatre and fundraiser at Ainsworth House & Gardens. A popular local theatre company pulls out all the stops and engages the biggest Hollywood names for its annual fundraiser. But the divas (or their understudies) get deadly when contracts are not honored.

Annual Spring Clean-Up

Stevens Crawford Heritage House Annual Plant Sale

The Gilded Lily Tea

Saturday, April 27 Dahlias, heirloom roses, trees, shrubs and more. On-site Professional Landscape Designer to help with design and plant questions.

BINGO and Pasta Dinner

Saturday, April 27 The benefit for Fill A Stocking, Fill a Heart is held at Pioneer Community Center.

May

3–5 Pioneer Family Festival Friday, May 3 – Sunday, May 5

Teddy Bear Parade

Saturday, May 4 Three day event at Clackamette Park is fun for the entire family and features a carnival, entertainment, BMX and skateboard competitions, and a variety of vendors. The Teddy Bear Parade gathers new stuffed animals for local emergency services.

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Sundays at Three presented by Clackamas Repertory Theatre

Saturday, April 20 Gather at Clackamette Park with gloves and yard tools and join service clubs and members of the community as they clean up assigned areas around Oregon City.

Sunday, May 5 “Lonely I’m Not”—This play reading has the sweet suspense and off-kilter charm of an ideal Hollywood rom-com.

Saturday, May 11 Held in the Tumwater Room on the third floor of the Museum of the Oregon Territory, this Mother’s Day event features Anne-Louise Sterry and is a benefit for the Stevens Crawford Heritage House.

“Stuart Little” presented by Oregon City High School Performing Arts

22–25

May 22 – 25 The adventures of a heroic mouse with human qualities, who faces some comic misadventures while living with a human family as their child.

Memorial Day Celebration

Monday, May 27 This annual celebration at Mt. View Cemetery includes presentations and speeches, music, and guided tours of the historic pioneer cemetery.

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Out & About

End of the Oregon Trail Visitors Center

June Willamette Falls Symphony Performance

Sunday, June 2 The symphony will perform “Music from the Americas” at Oregon City United Methodist Church. There will also be a silent auction with proceeds benefitting the symphony.

Open Studio Tours of Beavercreek

Friday, June 21 – Sunday, June 23 Take a lovely drive in the country and visit over 30 local artists at many different studios offering fantastic artist for show and sale.

Oregon City’s Carnegie Library 100th Birthday Celebration

21–22

Friday, June 21 – Saturday, June 22 This free event includes a ceremony, art fair, activities in the park, and author fair at Atkinson Church.

Summer at the Oregon City Public Library www.orcity.org/library Summer Reading Program for students K-12

ππ Teen Wii Nights first Thursday of the month ππ Third Thursday Evening Presentations ππ Elevated Readers Book Club meets every other month

American Cancer Society Relay For Life

22–23

Saturday, June 22 – Sunday, June 23 This 24-hour event at the track at Clackamas Community College includes teams of 8-15 people camping out and taking turns walking the track. It includes special attention to cancer survivors, entertainment and fun, fund-raising activites.

Clackamas Cove Triathlon

Sunday, June 23 The Cove has been an open water venue for years, but now you can TRI it! Swim through the spillway to the Clackamas River, race up Clackamas River Drive on the bike, and run through downtown Oregon City to the Grand Staircase!

“Harvey” presented by Clackamas Repertory Theatre

27–July

June 27 – July 21 Light-hearted comedy about Elwood P. Dowd, a lovable eccentric and his invisible best friend Harvey, a 6-foot tall rabbit, whom he introduces to everyone.

End of the Oregon Trail Golf Scramble

Friday, June 28 Spend the afternoon at Oregon City Golf Club playing golf and networking with members of the Oregon City Chamber and the community. Registration is open to the public; shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. oregoncity.org

1726 Washington Street, www.historicoregoncity.com

Haggart Observatory 19600 Molalla Avenue, www.clackamas.edu/ Haggart_Observatory.aspx

Hopkins Demonstration Forest 16750 S. Brockway Road, www.demonstrationforest.org

McLoughlin House 713 Center Street, www.mcloughlinhouse.org

Municipal Elevator 300 7th Street, www.orcity.org/publicworks/ municipal-elevator

Museum of the Oregon Territory 211 Tumwater Drive, www.clackamashistory.org

Oregon City Golf Club 20124 S. Beavercreek Road, www.ocgolfclub.com

Oregon City Municipal Swimming Pool 1211 Jackson Street, www.orcity.org/swimmingpool

Oregon City Parks Located throughout the community, www.orcity.org/ parksandrecreation/parks

Rose Farm 536 Holmes Lane, www.mcloughlinhouse.org/rosefarm.html

Stevens Crawford Heritage House 603 6th Street, www.clackamashistory.org

Stone Creek Golf Club 14603 S. Stoneridge Drive, www.stonecreekgolfclub.net Oregon City Around Town

ExploreOC Civil War Veterans & Strolling Cemetery Tour

Friday, July 19 Start with a great history lesson with renowned Civil War scholars at the Museum of the Oregon Territory, then regroup for a summer eve walking-tour of the local resting places of Early Oregonians who were once young soldiers in the Civil War.

First City Celebration Street Festival

Oregon City Farmers Market

Saturdays at 2051 Kaen Road, May–October; Wednesday afternoons on 8th Street, June–September The Oregon City Farmers Market supports the growth of sustainable agricultural businesses and food security by encouraging the consumption of locally grown fresh food.

Concerts in the Park

Thursdays at the Carnegie Center, July 11 – August 22 These free concerts present a variety of musical styles. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and purchase food from that week’s vendor.

Movies in the Park

Fridays at Wesley Lynn Park, August 2–23 These free movies are all rated PG. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket and a picnic dinner for the family.

July National Night Out

Tuesday, July 9 Join the Oregon City Police Department at Chapin Park for America’s Night Out Against Crime and give neighborhood drugs and crime a going-away party.

BCT’s Backyard Bash

Saturday, July 13 Live entertainment, delicious food, BINGO, a kid’s corner, silent auction, and much more take place in the backyard of BCT. All proceeds benefit local non-profit organizations.

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19–Oct. 6

September 19 – October 6 Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have this fast-paced whodunit packed with nonstop laughs and over 150 zany characters played by a cast of four.

Health & Safety Fair

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October

Saturday, July 27 Celebrate our community’s culture, creativity and commerce in downtown Oregon City.

Recurring Events

“The 39 Steps” presented by Clackamas Repertory Theatre

“Kiss Me Kate” presented by Clackamas Repertory Theatre

3–25

August 3 – 25 Cole Porter’s classic about a second-rate theater company’s musical production of “The Taming of the Shrew.”

Survival in the Oregon Territory – Kids Day at Museum of the Oregon Territory

Friday, August 9 Enjoy learning historic Survival Arts. Explore the necessary skills that united both early homesteaders and the First Nations indigenous people of Clackamas County. Includes museum admission.

McLoughlin District Neighborhood Sale

9–11

Friday, August 9 – Sunday, August 11 There are over 250 participants at various sites within a 15 block radius.

Oregon City Open Air Antique Fair

Sunday, August 25 This family-friendly event is free to the public and hosted by the Oregon City Chamber. 100 vendor booths sell antiques and collectibles of all kinds. Come find a special treasure or add to a collection.

September Cruise to Downtown and Car Show

Saturday, September 14 Main Street Oregon City will be bumper-to-bumper with cars, trucks and motorcycles of all types, makes and models. Join us for a fun day downtown.

Saturday, September 21 Gather at Danielson Hilltop Mall for a day of safety messages, demonstrations, and give-aways.

Willamette Falls Festival

5 & 6

Saturday & Sunday, October 5 & 6 The Willamette Falls Festival highlights the area’s heritage, arts and culture, as well as its natural wonders and outdoor activities in and around the Falls. z

Women’s Wellness Series Take Care of the Moving Parts Women and Joint Health Wednesday, May 15, 7:00—8:30 pm Providence Willamette Falls Community Center, 519 15th St., Oregon City Everyone gets the occasional joint ache or pain—a little soreness in the shoulder, a twinge in the knee—but research shows that women are more frequently and often more severely affected than men. Learn about the causes and treatment for joint pain, and how to keep your joints healthy. Free, but registration is requested by calling Providence Resource Line, 503-574-6595.

Anxiety and Depression Calming the Emotional Roller Coaster Monday, September 30, 7:00—8:30 pm Providence Willamette Falls Community Center, 519 15th St., Oregon City As women, we have a lot on our plates. Feeling anxious or blue sometimes is normal. However, if these feelings occur often or make it difficult to complete daily activities, they may signal an anxiety disorder, depression or both. Experts will discuss current treatments and how to find support if you or a loved one suffers from anxiety or depression. Free, but registration is requested by calling Providence Resource Line, 503-574-6595.

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Home Sweet Home The theme of staying close to home continues in this section. We asked local experts for ideas on sprucing up your home, whether you intend to stay or take advantage of the improving housing market and sell. They include low-cost improvements to your house and yard as well as issues to be aware of when buying or selling a home. Even if you rent or live in an apartment, you should be able to find helpful tips to make your living quarters your “Home Sweet Home.”

Tips for giving your home a facelift — even on a tight budget By Shawnda Horn, Double J Construction Is your home giving you the winter blues? Are you ready for a new look, but don’t know where to start? Are you on a tight budget, but can’t handle another year with your tired looking fixtures? Even a simple facelift or minor changes can make your home feel brand new and increase your comfort at home. Here’s some tips for getting started: • Survey your personality and your neighborhood: know what is appropriate for where you live and determine what styles fit your personality — contemporary, traditional, modern, eclectic, etc.

• Plan your budget: determine what you feel you want to spend on home updates, then add 10% for incidentals that can arise during your remodel. • Price materials: visit local showrooms and also look online at sites such as BetterHomesAndGardens.com or Houzz.com for ideas and to educate yourself on the base costs for products to which you are attracted. • Interview a contractor(s) and/or designer(s): when a person is going to be in your personal space for even a short time, you want to feel confident about their work, their communication methods and that their personality is a

good fit. Don’t be shy about asking for references and make sure they are properly licensed and insured. • Complete updates before they get too costly: if we delay too long, our “want to” projects become “have to” projects and that can become very costly and increase anxiety when making decisions under pressure. z Shawnda Horn and her husband, Jim, are co-owners of Double J Construction Inc. They specialize in excavation and renovation from underground to the second story. Contact Shawnda at 503-722-5295 or visit their website at www.djrenovates.com.

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Eat your landscape

By Nick Bezzerides, Sense of Place Permaculture, LLC

Ahh, spring. Although the snow still sparkles winter white on Mt. Hood, the daffodils and crocus remind us that the summer gardening season is just around the corner. If you haven’t considered adding edible plants to your landscape, there’s no better time than now to start an edible makeover. Edible landscape plants invite participation in a landscape beyond the hum-drum mow, blow and go. Enjoy eating fresh cut asparagus in the early summer, and then watch as it grows to provide a long lasting and beautiful backdrop to a perennial flower bed. On the way to the mailbox, grab a handful of blueberries to nibble. Or, take a trip out to the garden to snip some chives for that perfect potato salad, and then marvel at the bee-attracting power of their blossoms. Edible landscaping doesn’t have to mean hours and hours of additional time in the yard each season, but it can if you want, and that’s part of

the fun. A little planning and research up front will go a long way toward making sure results meet your expectations. Here’s a few quick tips to get you started. • If you aren’t sure your soil is safe for growing food plants, get it tested by the folks at Specialty Analytical in Clackamas. • Start small. Build upon your successes. • Value your time. A simple faucetmounted drip irrigation system will cost you less than $100 and save you countless hours of watering. • Be curious and learn as much as you can. Oregon City resources for gathering information about edible landscaping include Oregon State University Cooperative Extension, Clackamas Community College, and The Home Orchard Society. Regional growers that specialize in edibles include One Green World, Territorial Seed

Company, and Raintree Nursery. All have an internet presence where you can browse their catalogs and information, read about plant characteristics, and start planning. z Author Nick Bezzerides operates Sense of Place Permaculture, LLC, a landscape and tree care business specializing in edible landscapes. For more information, call him at 971-344-0810, or visit his website at www.sop-permaculture.com

“Many people aren’t aware that blueberries stand on their own as landscape plants, without the fruit. Fall color can be amazing … some have interesting yellow twigs, and the fruit is a bonus. A plus is if you don’t pick the fruit, the birds will come in and clean up.” —Nick Bezzerides 12

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Before purchasing a home

By Susan Perry, Coldwell Banker Seal

Hurrah! You made the decision to purchase a home. This is such an exciting event. It is still the American Dream to have a place to call home and add your personal touches. When looking for your home, there are many things to consider!

Size You need to decide what size home you want. Is there just one person or a growing family? Maybe an extended family is on the way and you need separate living quarters. Do you need a family room and living room or will a great room meet your needs?

Condition This is an important consideration. Do you want to move into a home ready to go or are you willing to consider one that needs some TLC? What is the quality of construction? For instance, is the exterior siding in good condition? How old is the roof and is the roof clean of moss and debris? Has the owner maintained the home in good condition?

Mechanical Updates Check the systems of the home — electrical, plumbing, heating and air conditioning. If the home is older, has the electrical box been updated? Can the electrical take care of all the needs of today’s lifestyle? It is also a good idea to have a sewer scope. Have the sewer line from the house to the street tested to make sure it is functioning properly.

Location Is the home convenient to work? How long will it take you to commute or is the home near public transportation? Maybe you work from home and you need to look for a quiet neighborhood. Possibly providing daycare is in the picture and need easy access for parents to quickly drop off their children and continue on to work. Is the home near shopping, schools, recreation activities, parks, church, theaters

and the library? If you need medical care, can you get there quickly?

Lifestyle If you would like to bike to work can you do it easily? Do you want to live in a condo with a room at the condominium complex just for bike repairs? In addition, yard work may not be something you want to do at the moment. Do you like the idea of walking out your front door and down the block to meet your friends at your favorite local coffee shop or theater? Urban living may be for you. Country living could be your desire. You may want a quiet retreat. Riding horses, gardening and becoming more self-sustaining may be a lifelong dream.

Price The price of the home is an important factor. Talk to a lender before searching for a home. Find out the price range you can purchase. You want to look at homes where the price makes you comfortable with the monthly mortgage payment. It seems there are more questions than answers. Take a personal survey and consider the topics listed above and other areas that may be unique to your needs. It will be easier for you to know what type of home you are looking for and lead up to purchasing a perfect home for you! z Susan Perry, Broker, Coldwell Banker Seal, specializes in making customers’ home buying dreams come true. Contact Susan at 503-699-3857 or susanperry@cbseal.com. Her office is located at 19719 Highway 213.

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Tips&Trends

Know your boundaries By J.H. Greenman Haner, Ross & Sporseen, P.C.

Installing a fence is a common way landowners/homeowners mark their property. Occasionally, the desire for a straight fence does not correspond with the actual property line. This can result in expensive complications when that property is for sale or ready for development. Several years ago we were retained by a client who wanted to create a subdivision in southeast Portland. When the title company had completed their work and a legal description was included in the title report, we proceeded with the next step. A boundary survey of the properties was to be included in the subdivision. During the course of our field work, we found a fence and three property corners along one of the boundaries that seemed to overlap onto the property we were surveying. The overlap amounted to a thin triangle, two and a half feet wide at its widest extent by over five hundred feet long. While such a discrepancy does not always create a problem, in this case it did. Factors such as minimum lot size, building footprint set-backs, road and easement right of ways all served to make every square foot valuable and necessary. The rub came when the title company, made aware of the issue by what was shown on our boundary survey, refused to insure title to the bounds of their legal description. They would only insure title to a boundary alignment agreed upon by the property owners adjacent to the overlap.

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Because our client wanted and needed to move ahead with the development and because the other party was under no pressure to agree, the best course for our client was to give up the triangle. It was likely our client would have been able to keep the overlap had the matter been challenged in court, but, in the end, the legal challenge would have been more expensive. While relinquishing the overlapping property was costly to our client, it permitted the project to go forward without a more costly delay.

“Your Locally Grown Landscaper”

Whether you own a city lot or a country acreage, it is well worth it to know that you and your neighbors agree on your common boundaries, before something arises that turns a difference into a problem. If the boundaries are agreed to and the corners monumented, great; if not, perhaps now is a good time to get it done. z J.H. (Jim) Greenman owns Haner, Ross & Sporseen, P.C., consulting engineers & surveyors. Jim can be reached at 503-657-1384 or visit www.hrs-engrs.com.

“Your locally grown landscaper”

Tips&Trends

Preparing your home for the market By Nancy Carnahan John L. Scott Real Estate

A home that is market-ready increases your chances of getting the most value for your home in a reasonable amount of time.

OUTSIDE • Invest in low cost, colorful landscaping. • Fertilizer will make your grass look lush and green. • Cut back overgrown shrubbery. • Paint. • Inspect the roof and gutters. Replace any missing shingles. Gutters and downspouts should be operational. • Consider putting flowers outside the front door. • Repaint the front door. • Remove all trash and debris from around the home. • Repair broken steps, deck boards and railings.

KITCHEN • Make it as bright and attractive as possible.

• Make sure sink and tub drain properly. • Replace caulking if necessary.

• Make sure there is plenty of light on the stairs to the basement.

LIVING AREAS

• If your basement is dark and gloomy, paint floors, ceilings and walls a light color.

• Repair cracks, nail pops, and visible seams in wall coverings. • Clean fireplace and place logs in it to make it look inviting. • Wash all windows inside and out. • Replace broken glass. • Replace all burned out light bulbs. • The floors and floor coverings need to be clean and in good condition. • Repair squeaks in floors. • Straighten up closets.

BASEMENT, ATTIC, GARAGE • Clean out the attic, basement and garage by removing everything you are not going to keep.

• Keep your garage neat and organized. The Right Preparation, Marketing and Price will enhance your chances to receive the best value for your home in the least amount of time! z Nancy Carnahan is the Principal Broker/ Owner of John L. Scott Portland South. She specializes in providing Real Estate, Lending and Property Management Services. Her office is located at 1404 Molalla Ave., Oregon City. Contact Nancy at 503-656-6656 or ncarnahan@johnlscott.com. You can also visit www.johnlscott.com/portlandsouthoffice.

HOME * BUSINESS * INDUSTRY * DESIGN

• If the kitchen floor is badly worn, install new flooring. • Keep the countertop & stovetop clean and clutter free. • Repair dripping faucets.

BATHROOM • Make it as clean and shiny as possible. • Repair dripping faucets, showers and tubs. • Remove stains from toilets, bathtubs and showers.

www.parkinelectric.com “Old fashioned values…. Cutting edge technology” 503.657.4958

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Tips&Trends

Choosing the “right” Realtor By Denise Goding, Keller Williams Realty Portland Central Navigating a journey through the real estate market, whether buying or selling, can be a pleasurable experience when you enjoy a relationship with, and the services of, a professional Realtor. Most homebuyers and sellers interview one to two Brokers before choosing one to represent them. Often they rely on referrals and spend little time interviewing to find the “right fit” for them. A great Realtor will also be interviewing you at the same time you interview them — open and honest communication is a hallmark of a relationship that allows your broker to advocate for your best interests. If you are preparing to search for a broker, I suggest you start with the following qualifications:

confidence in their ability to negotiate on your behalf.

Communicator

Able to explain the entire process of buying and selling. Clearly communicates a current and realistic grasp of market conditions and describes how market conditions may impact your plans.

Asks many questions to help you clarify your motivations and desires. Sets clear expectations with you about how they work, what services they provide, and what they expect from you throughout the process of buying or selling your home.

Negotiator

Professional

Demonstrates an understanding of your needs and priorities and creates

Works full-time in their real estate business and is affiliated with a full-service

Knowledgeable

Denise Goding

Full time Realtor since 1996

ABR, CDPE, CRS, GRI, SRES, Principal Broker, REALTOR® denisegoding@gmail.com • www.denisegoding.com

Cell: 503.799.2970 Portland Central 224 Corporate Center 6400 SE Lake Rd., St, 200 Portland, OR 97222 Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated

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brokerage that supports its brokers with on-going training and networking opportunities. Buying or selling a home involves a number of service providers, not just a Realtor. When choosing the “right” Realtor for you, ask about their relationships with other industry professionals; for instance, can they help you with referrals to lenders, inspectors or other tradespeople you may need. This is an important relationship you are about to build. Choose a Realtor you can trust, respect and enjoy not just for this transaction but into the future as the resource you will use again and refer to family and friends. z Denise Goding is a full time Realtor since 1996 and works at the office of Keller Williams Realty Portland Central. As an Oregon City resident (since 1997) and a Portland native, Denise is familiar with surrounding areas of the Portland Metro Area. She is also a real estate investor. Please contact Denise at 503-799-2970 or denisegoding@gmail.com.

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Tips&Trends

Why refinance?

By Neil and Deena Jensen, American Capital Mortgage

As it turns out, many people who think they should refinance really shouldn’t; and many who should, don’t or can’t. The question homeowners should ask themselves is, “Does refinancing make sense and will we benefit?” Unfortunately there is no simple answer to that simple question. The answer depends on the current situation, which includes current interest rate, remaining loan term, type of loan, value of the home, short and long term plans for the home and many more unique factors. The most common reason to refinance is lowering the monthly payment. Keeping in mind that there is cost to obtaining a new mortgage, the industry rule of thumb is, “If the cost of the refinance is recaptured in three years or less by the reduction in payment, it makes sense.” However, several other factors should be

considered: how long do you plan to own the home? Would a 20 year or a 15 year loan term make more sense? Should you get something other than a fixed rate? Should you pay the closing costs up front, add them back to the new loan or have the lender pay them by accepting a somewhat higher-than-market interest rate? These are questions for the most common scenario. What is YOUR situation? Do you have a rate over 5%? Do you have a second mortgage (HELOC)? Do you want to pay off your home more quickly? Do you have an FHA, Federal VA or USDA loan? There are streamlined programs available for these. Do you plan to sell in a few years but still want to take advantage of today’s low rates? Do you plan on turning your current home into a rental at some point?

The best way to determine whether refinancing is right for you is to speak with a mortgage loan officer. There is very little or no cost and minimal paperwork needed. It could be very worthwhile: on a $200,000 loan, lowering the rate from 6% to 4% reduces the monthly payment $244.27! Like the wise old mortgage veteran said, “Kid, these rates won’t be this low forever!” z Neil Jensen (NMLS #62738) and Deena Jensen (NMLS #205436) are co-owners of American Capital Mortgage with over 52 years combined experience helping people with home financing. Neil can be reached at 503-329-5622 and Deena can be reached at 503-320-1132 or visit www. amcapmortgagepdx.com to learn more.

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InTheKnow

Voters asked to tackle water issue in May election By Amber Holveck, Executive Director Oregon City Chamber of Commerce

A safe, clean water distribution system is paramount to the health, livability and success of a community. Oregon City residents and water rate payers have access to a safe, clean water supply 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, available almost instantly! Water keeps our bodies hydrated, our bodies and homes clean, our landscapes healthy, and our businesses producing. Suffice it to say, water is extremely important and for the most part, people may take for granted this incredible resource. More to the point, however, is taking for granted the infrastructure that gets the water from the river, to the treatment facility, to the reservoirs, through pumps and miles of pipes and finally into our homes and businesses. Oregon City’s water system has been serving its residents for over 100 years, and yes, some of our pipes are nearly 100 years old. Old pipes corrode, creating discolored water which is still safe to drink but certainly does not appear clean. Corrosion also disrupts the flow of water through these pipes and diminishes water flow for fire fighting. Throughout Oregon City there are 154 miles of water pipes and our City’s Water System Master Plan recommends that two miles of pipe are replaced every year to stay ahead of pipe failures – replacing two miles of pipe is estimated to cost $2.3 million per year. Old, corroded pipes are replaced with durable, long-lasting pipes.

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Potential Outcomes for Measure #3-423 asking to overturn setback to 1994 water rates in Oregon City NO vote

YES vote

would allow water rates rollback to 1994 rates in 2014

would eliminate setback and prevent return to 1994 rates

Funding for drinking water treatment would decrease due to overall 27% decrease in water revenue

Drinking Water Funding would not decrease for drinking water treatment Treatment

Water rates for an average single family home would roll back to a rate of $22.95/month Decrease in regular maintenance of drinking water distribution system due to overall decrease in water rates revenues by 27% Pipe replacement would be an unfunded liability; no revenue for replacement Older, corroded pipes remain; less available fire hydrant flow

Water Rates

Rates won’t change from the 2013 average single family home rate of $31.45/month (lower than Lake Oswego, Sherwood, Portland, etc.)

Continues regular maintenance and Maintenance of Distribution ownership responsibilities of City’s water system System

Pipe Replacement Old Pipes

This issue is in the spotlight because in 1996, voters were concerned about rising water rates and approved a City Charter Amendment that would return water rates to 1994 levels, hence the terms “rollback” or “setback.” In this same 1996 effort, the City Commission’s authority to increase water rates was limited to no more than 3% per year, regardless of the operation and maintenance costs and system replacement needs. So, under the existing City Charter, even in the case of a water emergency, the City would have to seek approval from the voters

Pipe replacement needs would still be an unfunded liability Older, corroded pipes would still remain; less available hydrant flow

to raise rates more than 3%. The “rollback” to 1994 water rates didn’t go into effect immediately because the City had already borrowed money to pay for water system improvements and was obligated to pay back those loans. Without a successful vote to change the City’s Charter, in 2014, those loans will be repaid and the water rates will return to near 1994 levels. At those reduced rates the City would lose the small amount of pipe replacement funding and significantly reduce operation and maintenance of Oregon City’s water system.

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Cast iron pipe tends to corrode over time, reducing the effective diameter and capacity of the pipe. Far left: new ductile iron pipe. Left: old cast iron pipe removed from Ogden Drive. Photos courtesy City of Oregon City

This issue has been researched, contemplated and discussed for several years, engaging citizens via work groups, phone surveys, online surveys, and at community meetings. Recently the Oregon City Commission approved a ballot measure to ask voters to overturn the section of the City’s Charter that would setback water rates. As a water rate payer, paying less money for water service sounds appealing; however, the thought of discolored water coming out of our faucets, broken pipes too expensive to replace and low flow issues are not appealing. Read up about Oregon City’s clean water supply and service at www.orcity.org/water-rates and then cast your vote during the May 2013 Special Election. Later this year, the City Commission will address the need with Oregon City voters

to raise the maximum water rate increase allowed in any given year. Currently, our City Charter states that the Oregon City Commission may establish a water rates increase of no more than 3% per year, even in the case of an emergency. In order to replace two miles per year of the 100 year old pipes in our system, the voters of Oregon City may need to consider a higher water rate. Today, single family residents pay on average $31.45 monthly which is about 6,000 gallons of treated drinking water or $1.05 per day for 200 gallons.

gallons from the Clackamas River, treats to drinking water standards, and pumps to Oregon City’s water system. • Operational Services — every day of the year Oregon City is operating and maintaining water system facilities to deliver high quality drinking water to Oregon City homes. Services include mandatory regulatory water testing to ensure rate payers are receiving clean, safe drinking water at their home faucet. • Capital Maintenance / Replacement — this program is not fully funded today.

Your water rates pay for cost of services which include:

Capital maintenance/replacement, spec-

• Treated Drinking Water — at maximum demand, South Fork Water Board Water Treatment Plant pumps 9 million

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Where Oregonians Do Their Banking 2 Clackamas County Locations Oregon City Branch 19360 S. Molalla Ave.

Milwaukie Branch 6915 SE Lake Rd.

All members of the Oregon City Chamber of Commerce are eligible to join Oregonians Credit Union.

503.239.5336 • www.OregoniansCU.com Oregon City Around Town

ow do we advocate for businesses?

The Oregon City Chamber played a vital role in reducing the total closure time of the Arch Bridge and pushed back Welcome he closing until after the Christmas shopping season. When Oregon City Chamber businesses needed a voice, Amber Holveck went to bat and brought ODOT to the table.

ow can you get involved?

Develop your relationships with other local businesses via weekly and monthly networking events. Committee participation develops relationships with other business and community leaders. Stay informed via website, newsletter, email, social media.

How can you market your business?

goes to bat for your business

The Oregon City Chamber has been a huge boost for our business. We have been able to improve and grow our business through exposure in the community and relationships with other local businesses. We are very thankful we made a decision to join the Chamber and get involved!”

Amber Holveck, Executive Director

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Shawnda Horn, Double J Construction, Inc.get involved? How do we~advocate How can you for businesses? Develop your relationships with • The Oregon City Chamber played a vital role in reducing the total closure time of the Arch Bridge and pushed back the closing until after the Christmas shopping season. When Oregon City Chamber businesses needed a voice, Amber Holveck went to bat and brought ODOT to the table.

other local businesses via weekly and monthly networking events.

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• Committee participation develops relationships with other business and community leaders.

• Stay informed via website, newsletter, email, social media.

“The Oregon City Chamber has been a huge boost for our business. We have been able to improve and grow our business through exposure in the community and relationships with other local businesses. We are very thankful we made a decision to join the Chamber and get involved!” —Shawnda Horn, Double J Construction, Inc.

www.oregoncity.org

…be a part of our team! 2013 Chamber Board of Directors

Front row left to right: Vice Chair Laurel Lukesh (Citizens Bank), Derek Metson (Greenbox Architecture), Maureen Parkin (Parkin Electric), Chair-Elect Vicki Smith (Clackamas Community College Foundation), Dick Orr (BCT), Dave Buel (Buel’s Impressions Printing) Back row left to right: Vice Chair Mary Heins (My Mother Knows…), Treasurer Ray Stobie (Oregonians Credit Union), Daniel Kirkham (Ad Specialties of

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Oregon NW), Vice Chair Jodi Moses (JNM Plumbing), Chris Veley DMD, David Frasher (City of Oregon City – City Manager), Chair Tim Aye (McLarens Carpet One) Not pictured: Blane Meier (First City Cycles), Mark Ellingson (Lewis & Clark Bank), Larry Didway (Oregon City School District – Superintendent), Mike McCarroll – In Memorium (Minuteman Press)

MemberDirectory

If Joint Pain Wasn’t A Problem, What Would You Do?

This directory is organized by category to help you find a local business to meet your needs. All are members of the Oregon City Chamber of Commerce as of March 14, 2013. Gold Club members are designated by a star. Chairman’s Circle members are designated by their logo. An alphabetical directory of members begins on page 32. Accountants-Bookkeeping

Accountants-Tax Consultants

Guardian Tax & Accounting, Inc

Comprehensive Tax Service, LLC

It Figure$ Bookkeeping

Serenity Tax & Accounting

660 Portland Ave, Gladstone 97027 ��503-650-0049 www.guardiantax.com Gladstone 97027 ��503-305-6523 www.itfiguresbookkeeping.com

Kari Mitchell Accounting, P.C.

Kari Mitchell, President 605 High St, Oregon City ��503-722-8818

Plus Minus, Inc.

615 8th St, Oregon City ��503-594-2895 www.plusminusaccounting.com

Rogers Financial Services

2895 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-7153 www.cpas-oc.com

Shari Anderson, CPA

Oregon City ��503-655-9964 www.shariandersoncpa.com

Go for a walk Ride a bike Have fun with the grandkids It’s time for fun again… It’s time to get your life back Your Joint Pain Program starts with personalized care using the best of regenerative medicine and medical acupuncture.

Call and ask how you can qualify for a free diagnostic exam.

503.722.7776

710 John Adams St. Oregon City, OR 97045 www.NaturalHW.com

H The Morrissey Group LLC

720 Center St, Oregon City ��503-657-3305 www.morrisseygroup.com

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ACUPUNCTURE

Care for Pain, Stress, Allergies and more using Acupuncture, Chinese herbs, ETPS, NAET Call or visit online today

729 Molalla Ave, Ste 5, Oregon City ��503-657-2550 www.comprehensivetax.net Sundhara Linton LTC31608C, Owner 729 Molalla Ave, Ste 5, Oregon City ��503.657.6055 www.serenity-tax.com

Acupuncture

Oregon City Acupuncture

Scott Stuart, L.A.C. 619 Madison St, Ste 110, Oregon City ��503-653-1468 www.oregoncityacupuncture.com

Advertising

Family Values Magazine, Inc.

Oregon City ��503-632-5908 www.buylocalonly.com

Opportunity’$ Knocking

PO Box 1362, Sherwood 97140 ��503-413-0657

Advertising – Promotional Products

Ad Specialties of Oregon NW, Inc

Tigard 97224 ��503-829-2402 www.asonw.com

Ambulance Services

AMR

Paul Priest, Operations Manager 9800 SE McBrod Ave, Milwaukie 97222 ��503-659-6987 www.amr.net

Apartments

The Landing

14760 Scarlet Oak, Oregon City ��503.303.4094 www.thelandingoc.com

616 Madison St. #110 Oregon City, OR 97045

503-653-1468

www.OregonCityAcupuncture.com

Luxury Memory Care & Assisted Living Call 503.655.3337 mcloughlinplace.net 1153 Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR 97045 Oregon City Around Town

MemberDirectory Architects

Attractions

Greenbox Architecture LLC

Historic Oregon City

1300 John Adams, Ste 106, Oregon City ��503-380-7114 www.greenboxpdx.com

Iselin Architects P.C.

1307 Seventh St, Oregon City ��503-656-1942 www.iselinarchitects.com

Artists

Stephanie Gillette’s Bright Art

1726 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-657-9336 x107 www.historicoregoncity.com

Auto Parts & Services

Clackamas Auto Parts

1009 Main St, Oregon City ��503-656-4244 www.clackamasautoparts.com

Auto Repair

Stephanie Gillette, Owner PO Box 1001, Oregon City ��503-656-3892 www.mybrightart.com

Auto Team

Three Rivers Artist Guild

Dan’s Auto Service

Gallery – 502 7th St, Oregon City www.threeriversartistguild.com

Assisted Living Facilities

Gilman Park Assisted Living Residence

2205 Gilman Park Dr, Oregon City ��503-657-5700 www.gilmanpark.com

Haven Corner LLC

19352 Prospector Terrace, Oregon City ��503-518-4286 www.havencorner.com

McLoughlin Place

1153 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-3337 www.lifestylesllc.com

Oregon City Adult Care Home, LLC

182 Warner Parrott Rd, Oregon City ��503-656-4955

Attorneys

Adam Hollar Law LLC

617 High St, Ste 203, Oregon City ��503-342-6473 www.hollar-law.com

Hibbard Caldwell Schultz & Stalnaker, PC

1001 Molalla Ave, Ste 200, Oregon City ��503-656-5200

Sherrie K. Goff, P. C.

294 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-656-1860

624 Taylor St, Oregon City ��503-908-0462 www.autorepairoregoncity.com 19138 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-7737 www.dansautoservice.com

Citizens Bank

Laurel Lukesh, Vice President/Branch Manager 19245 Molalla Ave, Ste 1, Oregon City ��503-518-8808 www.citizensebank.com

Key Bank

Rachel Gunderson, Branch Manager/Vice President 1400 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-657-2223 www.key.com

H Hilltop Collision Center

275 Beavercreek Rd #125, Oregon City ��503-722-5885 www.hilltopcollision.com

Awards

Laserwerks Awards & Gifts

15717 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie 97267 ��503-344-4476 www.laserwerksonline.com

Oregon City Awards

1005 Main St, Oregon City ��503-650-0806

Bakeries

Wrightberry’s Cakes & Cupcakes

820 Main St, Ste C, Oregon City ��503-344-4946 www.wrightberryweddingcakes.com

Banks

1900 McLoughlin Blvd, Ste 67, Oregon City ��503-212-3200 www.lewisandclarkbank.com

Pacific West Bank

2040 8th Ave, West Linn 97068 ��503-905-2222 www.bankpacificwest.com

Wells Fargo Bank

1751 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-657-2668 www.wellsfargo.com

West Coast Bank

19550 Molalla Ave, Ste 139, Oregon City ��503-723-5036 www.wcb.com

Barbershops

Bank of America

1841 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-1681 www.bankofamerica.com

Bank of the West

Lewis & Clark Bank

1301 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-5238 www.bankofthewest.com

Oregon City Barber Shop

19376 Molalla Ave #150, Oregon City ��503-518-2665

The Barbers

1416 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-342-6630 www.thebarbersonline.com

Beer & Wine Distributors

H General Distributors Inc.

13895 Fir St, Oregon City ��503-656-9470 www.generaldistributors.com

Quality Care in a Country Setting Cozy, family style living that removes the isolation of your loved one.

503-518-HAVN

www.HavenCorner.com • Five Large Private Bedrooms each with Full Bath • In Oregon City Near Clackamas Community College • Skilled in Memory Care 22

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Member in Good Standing Independent Adult Foster Home Association

MemberDirectory Bicycle Sales, Accessories, Repairs

H First City Cycles

Blane Meier, Owner 916 Main St, Oregon City ��503-344-4901 www.firstcitycycles.com

Books

Friends of the Oregon City Public Library

502 7th St, Oregon City ��503-594-0261 www.oclibraryfriends.org New & used books, movies, CDs. Art Gallery.

Business Consultants

Larry Moseley, Excel Consultant

Oregon City ��408-313-6229 www.lwmweb.com

Car Wash & Polish

H Reformation Covenant Church

1201 JQ Adams St, Oregon City ��503-656-9444 www.reformationcovenant.org

St Paul’s Episcopal Church

822 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-656-9842 www.stpaulsoregoncity.org

Trinity Lutheran Church & School

16000 S Henrici Rd, Oregon City ��503-632-5554 www.trinityoc.org

Coffee/Espresso

Big Dog Coffee

H Metro IT

1980 Willamette Falls Dr, Ste 120-293, West Linn 97068 ��503-451-2138 www.metroit.com

Construction/Remodeling

Double J Construction Inc.

James Horn, President PO Box 2213, Oregon City ��503-722-5295 www.djrenovates.com

Coffee Rush

F & F Structures, Inc.

Oregon City Car Wash

Paul’s Mobile Auto Detail

Accurate Collection Service, LLC

Milwaukie 97222 ��503-887-0256 www.paulsmobileautodetail.com

Gladstone 97027 ��503-516-8618 www.amicusdata.com

107 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-3200 www.bigdogcoffee.org 900 Main St #102, Oregon City ��503-742-9900 www.coffeerush.net

2000 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-650-6526

Computer Services

Amicus Data, LLC

Collection Services 708 Main St #204, Oregon City ��503-496-5156 www.accuratecollections.com

1300 John Adams St, Ste 100, Oregon City ��503-657-7010 www.FandFStructures.com

Sunlight Solar Energy, Inc.

402 S Beavercreek Rd, Ste #109, Oregon City ��503-705-9550 www.sunlightsolar.com

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

TLC Carpet Cleaning

Gladstone 97027 ��503-595-5379 www.tlccarpet.com

Catering

Portland Catering Company

7800 SW Durham Rd, Ste 400, Portland 97224 ��503-620-8855 www.portlandcateringcompany.com

Churches

H Living Hope Church

Mike Albin, Pastor 19691 Meyers Rd, PO Box 1987, Oregon City ��503-655-7390 www.livinghopechurchoc.com

Christian Education for all ages: Sunday 9:30 am Sunday Worship: 10:45 am Teen Dept: Wednesday 6:45 pm Small groups — meeting times vary 19691 Meyers Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045

H Oregon City Evangelical Church

Tom Hurt, Lead Pastor 1024 Linn Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-8582 www.ocec.net

www.livinghopechurchoc.com

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MemberDirectory H Christopher Veley DMD PC

Consumer & Business Services

601 Center St, Oregon City ��503-656-1905 www.drveley.com

Better Business Bureau

4004 SW Kruse Way Place, Ste 375 Lake Oswego 97035 ��503-212-3022 www.bbb.org

Counselors

Jerry Ryan Counseling, LLC

19142 S. Molalla Ave, Ste A, Oregon City ��503-348-6177 www.jerryryancounseling.com

Credit Unions

Clackamas Federal Credit Union

270 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-656-0671 www.clackamasfcu.org

Northwest Community Credit Union

1689 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-9601 www.nwcu.com

OnPoint Community Credit Union

Amber Kelly, Branch Manager 19753 S Hwy 213, Oregon City �� 503-273-1700 x5680 www.onpointcu.com

Oregon Pioneer Federal Credit Union

Oregonians Credit Union

ComfortCare Dental

Dance Schools

Hilltop Smiles Dentistry and Orthodontics

19360 S Molalla Ave, Ste 110, Oregon City ��503-239-5336 www.oregonianscu.com

Maralee’s Dance Productions & Design

Tammy Worthington, Director/Owner 13929 S Fir St, Ste G, Oregon City ��503-655-6160 maraleesdance.com

Data Analysis Oregon City ��503-650-5035

Dentists 1508 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-659-3003 www.aadvanceddental.com

331 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-6239 www.nwomfs.com 602 Monroe St, Oregon City ��503-656-8250 www.ocfamilydentistry.net

Centex Fluid Products LLC

2300 E First St, Ste A, Vancouver WA 98661 ��360-910-9525 www.centexfp.com

Drywall Contractors

From checking to auto loans to mortgages to business services, OnPoint is your local source for all of your banking needs. Make the switch to OnPoint today!

Perfect Touch Drywall Inc

Molalla 97038 ��503-310-6844

Educational Services

Bricks 4 Kidz

Oregon City ��503-451-0585 www.bricks4kidz.com/oregon-oregoncity-westlinn

Clackamas Small Business Development Center

7736 SE Harmony Rd, Ste 172 Milwaukie 97222 ��503-594-0738 www.bizcenter.org/clackamas

Oregon City Branch 19753 S Hwy 213, Oregon City, OR 97045

503.228.7077 or 800.527.3932, ext. 5680 www.onpointcu.com

19245 Molalla Ave • Oregon City www.citizensEbank.com

1900 SE McLoughlin Blvd #68, Oregon City ��503-387-8000 www.kaiserpermanentedentalnw.org

Distributors

802 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-2139

Local focus, big benefits.

503-518-8808

Kaiser Permanente Oregon City Dental Clinic

Oregon City Family Dentistry

AAdvanced Dental Center

17884 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie 97267 ��503-833-1540 www.oregonpioneer.org

1436 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-722-1100 www.hilltopsmilesdentistry.com

Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

IntSTATS

Bryan R. Guthrie, DMD PC

19172 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-557-3747 www.comfortcare.net

Oregon City Community Education

1404 7th St, Oregon City ��503-785-7993 www.orecity.k12.or.us (click on OCCE logo)

Specializing in Business Banking Services • Small Business Loans • Lines of Credit • Deposit Services • Commercial Real Estate

Community Banking 24

Spring/Summer 2013

Local Lenders. Local Decisions.

MemberDirectory Oregon City High School Youth Transitions

Ainsworth House & Gardens

Oregon State University Extension Service

Pacific Crest Grand Ballroom

19761 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-785-8988 www.orecity.k12.or.us 200 Warner-Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-8631 www.extension.oregonstate.edu/clackamas

19130 Lot Whitcomb Drive, Oregon City ��503-656-1894 www.ainsworthhouse.net 610 McLoughlin Blvd, 3rd Floor, Oregon City ��503-620-3355 www.pcgb.co

Providence Willamette Falls Community Center

Electrical Contractors

519 15th St, Oregon City ��503-650-6852

Excavation

Double J Construction Inc. Parkin Electric Inc

14001 Fir St, Oregon City ��503-657-4958 www.parkinelectric.com

Embroidery

James Horn, President PO Box 2213, Oregon City ��503-722-5295 www.djrenovates.com

Eyeglasses & Eye Care

Eye Health Northwest

H Stitch-N-Embroidery

408 Beavercreek Rd, Ste 406, Oregon City ��503-557-9090 www.stitchnembroidery.com

Employment Services

1306 Division, Oregon City ��503-656-4221 www.eyehealthnorthwest.com

Farm and Garden

Serres Greenhouse & Farm

Community Solutions for Clackamas Co

112 11th St, Oregon City ��503-655-8842 www.clackamas.us/communitysolutions/

WorkSource Clackamas

506 High St, Oregon City ��971-673-6400 www.workinginoregon.org

Engineers

14620 S Forsythe Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-0938 www.serresgreenhouseandfarm.com

ZCS Engineering, Inc.

524 Main St, Ste 2, Oregon City ��503-659-2205 www.zcsengineering.com

Event Facilities

Book Your Next Event Here! A great place to have: Weddings Receptions Fundraisers Memorials Holiday Parties Seminars, Meetings

615 Fifth Street • Oregon City 503-657-8287 www.orcity.org/pioneercenter/rentals

Our Patients are like Family Gentle and affordable

Gentle and Affordable Family Dentistry Family Dentistry Serving City servingOregon Oregon City Community since 1996.

Community since 1996.

503-557-3747 19172 S Molalla Ave www.comfortcare.net

PO Box 2931, Oregon City ��503-734-0192 www.orcityfarmersmarket.com

Financial Services

Meier Wealth Management Inc

PO Box 1593, Oregon City ��503-479-0080 www.meierwealth.com

Morrissey Wealthcare Group LLC

720 Center St, Oregon City ��503-657-1526

Fire Department

Clackamas Fire District 1

Brandon Paxton, Public Information Office 11300 SE Fuller Rd, Milwaukie 97222 ��503-742-2600 www.clackamasfire.com

Flags

H smALL FLAGs

PO Box 2003, Oregon City ��503-723-3456 www.smALLFLAGs.com

1900 McLoughlin Blvd, Ste 120, Oregon City ��503-657-5780 www.coastalfarm.com

PIONEER COMMUNITY CENTER

606 15th St, Oregon City ��503-722-9400 www.abernethycenter.com

Farmers Markets

Oregon City Farmers Market

Farm Supplies & Equipment

 Dance 3,500 sq. ft. Ballroom w/hardwood floors ~Summer As low as $65/hr Up to 200 people Programs  Includes tables/chairs  Own caterer ~Adult fitness Class

Abernethy Center

19224 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-0616 www.wilco.coop/stores

Coastal Farm & Ranch

Haner, Ross & Sporseen, Inc

2895 S Beavercreek Rd, Ste 101, Oregon City ��503-657-1384 www.hrs-engrs.com

Wilco Farm Stores

Tap • Hip Hop • Jazz • Urban/Street

Maralee’s Dance Production Ages 3 to Adult

OFFERING: Dance Team Prep Classes Dance Camps Family Discounts Rental Space Professional/Amateur Entertainment Summer Dance Programs Adult Fitness Classes AND MORE!

503.655.6160 www.maraleesdance.com maraleesdance@live.com

Family Owned Since 1954 • Located in Oregon City

Oregon City Around Town

MemberDirectory Floorcoverings

Golf

Flooring America of Oregon

Oregon City Golf Club

502 7th St, Ste 2, Oregon City ��971-832-9979 www.flooringamericaoregoncity.com

McLarens Carpet One Floor & Home

24403 S Highway 99E, Canby 97013 ��503-266-4095 www.mclarenscarpetonecanby.com

Florists

CLACKAMAS FIRE DISTRICT #1 would like to remind you of these

SAFETY TIPS Check your smoke alarm once a monthonly working smoke alarms

Make sure your address is visible from the street. The letters need to be 4-6 inches tall & make 4567 them contrasting colors. Then do a drive-by and make sure you can see your address clearly & quickly. Help us help you.

Ride your bike safely!

1502 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-659-4000 www.fortefloral.com

Hopkins Demonstration Forest

Funeral Services

Oregon City Police Department

16750 S Brockway Rd, Oregon City ��503-632-2150 www.demonstrationforest.org

Hillside Chapel

1306 7th St, Oregon City ��503-656-4285 www.hillsidechapelfh.com

Garbage/Recycling Services

Oregon City Garbage/B&B Leasing

820 7th St, Oregon City ��503-656-8403 www.oregoncitygarbageco.com

Spring/Summer 2013

South Fork Water Board

15962 Hunter Ave, Oregon City ��503-657-5030 www.sfwb.org

www.clackamas.us See Other Resources, p. 35

Clackamas County – Business & Community Services

Gary Barth, Director 150 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-742-4344

General Contractors

Brockamp & Jaeger Inc.

15796 S Boardwalk, Oregon City ��503-655-9151 www.brockamp-jaeger.com

Gift Baskets

Clackamas County – Office of Sustainability

150 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-557-6363 www.clackamas.us/sustainability

Clackamas County – Sheriff

Happy Baskets

Milwaukie 97267 ��503-653-6120 www.happybaskets.com

Gifts & Collectibles

Craig Roberts, Sheriff 9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd, Clackamas 97015 ��503-785-5000 www.clackamas.us/sheriff

Clackamas County – Tourism & Cultural Affairs

1105 Linn Ave, Oregon City ��503-518-1952 www.mymotherknows.com

150 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-8490 www.mthoodterritory.com

North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District

Gary Barth, District Director 150 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-742-4348 www.ncprd.com

Government-State

OREGON CITY

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Committed to renewing the partnership between the Police and the Community

State Representative Brent Barton

900 Court St NE, H-275, Salem 97301 ��503-986-1440 www.leg.state.or.us/barton

Grocers

Haggen Food & Pharmacy

19701 Highway 213, Oregon City ��503-451-7900 www.haggen.com

Safeway Inc

13434 Colton Place, Oregon City ��503-655-8155 www.safeway.com

To file a complaint about someone burning garbage call

www.clackamasf ire.com

Michael Conrad, Chief of Police 320 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-657-4964 www.orcity.org/police

Government-County

District Office ................. 503.742.2600 Burn Line .......................... 503.632.0211 Volunteer Hotline .......... 503.742.2946 Public Info ........................ 503.742.2693 DEQ ..................................... 503.229.5293

625 Center St, Oregon City ��503-657-0891 www.orcity.org

Clackamas County

My Mother Knows LLC

FEATURING: Police car rides, Fire Prevention Safety Trailer, Fire Rescue Equipment, Dental Checks, Sports Physicals, Immunizations & more! Bring your family wear to enjoya aproperly FREE dayfit of health & safety! ALWAYS bike helmet!

14603 S Stoneridge Drive, Oregon City ��503-518-4653 www.stonecreekgolfclub.net

City of Oregon City

524 Main St, Oregon City ��503-223-4048 www.christmasatthezoo.com

DANIELSONS HILLTOP MALL IN OREGON CITY

17104 SE 130th Ave, Clackamas 97015 ��503-655-9249 www.sah-hah-lee.com

Government-City

Forest Education

Christmas at the Zoo

SEPTEMBER 24th - 10AM - 3PM

Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course

Stone Creek Golf Club

Forté Floral Artistry Inc

SAVE LIVES

Help us find you... when seconds count.

Rose Holden, Owner 20124 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-518-2846 www.ocgolfclub.com

Mike Conrad CHIEF OF POLICE

320 Warner Milne Road

503.657.4964 www.orcity.org/police

MemberDirectory Supplemental Benefit Solutions, Inc

Health & Fitness

7160 SW Fir Loop, Ste 103, Portland 97223 ��503-620-6406 www.sbsinsurance.com

Better Body Fitness NW

Angie LaPointe, Owner 1610 Red Soils Ct, Ste 2, Oregon City ��503-657-3814 www.betterbodyfitnessnw.com

H Max Muscle Sports Nutrition

427 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-2311 www.maxmuscleoregon.com

Snap Fitness

19703 S Highway 213, Ste 170, Oregon City ��503-656-2580 www.snapfitness.com/oregoncity

Hearing Aids

Heritage Hearing Aid Center

19142 S Molalla Ave, Ste C, Oregon City ��503-518-3300 www.heritagehearingaids.com

Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center

1500 Division St, Oregon City ��503-656-1631 www.providence.org/pwfmc

Hotels & Other Accommodations

Best Western Rivershore Hotel

1900 Clackamette Dr, Oregon City ��503-655-7141 www.rivershorehotel.com

Oxford Suites

75 82nd Dr, Gladstone 97027 ��503-722-7777 www.oxfordsuitesportlandsoutheast.com

Heating & Air Conditioning

Insurance

Tri County Temp Control

Aflac

Home Improvement

Country Financial

13150 S Clackamas River Dr, Oregon City ��503-557-2220 www.tricountytemp.com

Home Depot

Randy Miller, Store Manager 2002 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-723-3181 www.homedepot.com

Home Inspections

Wittco Inspections

Beavercreek 97004 ��503-341-7025 www.wittcoinspections.com

Hospitals & Clinics

H Kaiser Permanente

10180 SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas 97015 ��503-652-2880 www.kaiserpermanente.org

7180 SW Fir Loop, Ste 220, Tigard 97223 ��503-847-9853 www.aflac.com Bob Lumm, Agent 311 B Ave, Ste Q, Lake Oswego 97035 ��503-635-3714 www.countryfinancial.com/bob.lumm

Farmers Insurance

Barbara Planton, Agent 619 Madison St, Ste 104A, Oregon City ��503-387-3443 www.farmers.com/bplanton

Fournier Group

814 Main St, Oregon City ��503-251-2255 www.fourniergroup.net

State Farm Insurance

Brian Nogueira 1115 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-3433 www.briannogueira.com

State Farm Insurance

Jeff Landstrom 19715 South Highway 213, Oregon City ��503-518-7100 www.JeffLandstrom.com

Janitorial Services

ServiceMaster Building Services

Tiffany A. Jory, Sales Manager 15790 SE Piazza, Ste 102; PO Box 1213, Clackamas 97015 ��503-657-3998 www.ServiceMasterBuildingServices.com

Land Development

Park Place Development

Oregon City ��503-720-5234

Landscaping

Buel’s Greenscapes

PO Box 3315, Oregon City ��971-409-1537

Clackamas Landscape Supply Co.

1795 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-656-2891 www.clsrock.com

Sense of Place Permaculture, LLC

Nick Bezzerides, Owner/Operator PO Box 418, Clackamas 97015 ��971-344-0810 www.sop-permaculture.com Edible landscapes. LCB #8795

Libraries

Oregon City Public Library

606 John Adams St, Oregon City ��503-657-8269 www.orcity.org/library

Manufacturing

Benchmade Knife Company

300 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-6004 www.benchmade.com

Miles Fiberglass & Composites

8855 SE Otty Rd, Happy Valley 97086 ��503-775-7755 www.milesfiberglass.com

Proturn Inc

14192 Fir St #100, Oregon City ��503-657-3858 www.proturnmfg.com

Where Playing A Round Is Anything But Ordinary

www.stonecreekgolfclub.net

Stone Creek Golf Club is the ideal location to host your next event: sts Corporate Events / Business Meetings 14603 S. Stoneridge Dr. sts Weddings & Receptions Oregon City, Or. 97045 sts Retirement Parties / Class Reunions

503.518.4653

Contact Jeff Lindholm at 503.518.4653 or jefflindholm@stonecreekgolfclub.net Book an Event and Mention This Ad Receive up to 4 Rounds of Golf with Cart Oregon City Around Town

MemberDirectory Massage Therapists

Non-Profit Organizations

Lifestyle Nutrition and Massage

American Cancer Society

418 S Beavercreek Rd, Ste 102, Oregon City ��971-221-5685 www.lifestylenutritionmassage.com

Massage Solace

19142 Molalla Ave, Ste A, Oregon City ��503-756-9365 www.massage-solace.com

Therapeutic Associates Oregon City Physical Therapy

Lily Shorey, Community Relationship Manager 0330 SW Curry St, Portland 97239 ��503-795-3971 www.relayforlife.org/oregoncity

Children’s Center

1713 Penn Lane, Oregon City ��503-655-7725 www.childrenscenter.cc

Clackamas Community College Foundation

Matthew Rogers, PT, OPT, OCS, CSCS, Clinic Director 911 Main St, Ste 150, Oregon City ��503-655-4877 www.ocphysicaltherapy.com

Vicki Smith, Development Officer 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-594-3128 give.clackamas.edu

Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine

Mortgages

American Capital Mortgage

Neil Jensen (Deena’s Husband), Owner, Loan Officer 11001 SE Main St, Portland 97216 ��503-329-5622 www.amcapmortgagepdx.com

Evergreen Home Loans

19376 Molalla Ave, Ste 120, Oregon City ��503-594-1415 www.evergreenhomeloans.com

Museums

700 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-722-4400 www.clackamasvim.org

Clackamas Women’s Services

704 Main St, Ste 200, Oregon City ��503-722-2366 www.cwsor.org

Fill A Stocking Fill A Heart

PO Box 1255, Oregon City ��503-632-0577 www.fillastocking.org

Clackamas County Historical Society

Gleaners of Clackamas County

Music Education

Main Street Oregon City Inc

211 Tumwater Dr, Oregon City ��503-655-5574 www.clackamashistory.org

H Harmony Road Music Center of Oregon

Judy Stanley, Owner 17300 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas 97015 ��503-557-5151 www.harmonyroadoregon.com

Newspapers

13821 Fir St; PO Box 1660, Oregon City ��503-655-8740 www.gleanersofclackamascounty.com Ethan Erickson, Downtown Community Coordinator 816 Main St, Oregon City ��971-202-1606 www.downtownoregoncity.org

NEDCO – Neighborhood Economic Development Corporation

421 High St, Ste 110, Oregon City ��503-655-8974 www.nedcocdc.org

Oregon City News/Clackamas Review

6605 SE Lake Rd, Milwaukie 97222 ��503-684-0360 www.oregoncitynewsonline.com

The Oregonian

1320 SW Broadway, Portland 97201 ��503-294-4126 www.biz.oregonian.com

1001 Molalla Ave, Ste 209, Oregon City ��503-722-4110 www.pcreek.org

Portland Rose Festival Foundation

1020 SW Naito Parkway, Portland 97204 ��503-227-2681 www.rosefestival.org

Providence Willamette Falls Medical Foundation

1500 Division St, Oregon City ��503-650-6809 www.providencefoundations.org

H Sycamore Lane Therapeutic Riding Center

Suzanne Cleland-Zamudio, Founder/Executive Director 13921 S Clackamas River Drive, Oregon City ��503-593-7084 www.sycamorelane.org

Three Rivers VFW Post #1324

104 Tumwater Dr, Oregon City ��503-656-6969

Willamette Falls Symphony

Oregon City ��503-723-9703 www.willamettefallssymphony.org

Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County

365 Warner Milne Rd #202, Oregon City ��503-657-6644 www.wicco.org

Nursing Facilities

Marquis Care at Oregon City

1680 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-2588 www.marquiscompanies.com

Nutritionists

Janet Mann Nutrition Consulting

Oregon City Kiwanis Club

AlphaCard

610 McLoughlin Blvd, Oregon City ��503-655-5131 www.oregoncityelks.org Oregon City ��503-657-7047 www.oregoncitykiwanis.org

Oregon City Schools Foundation

1404 7th St, Oregon City ��503-785-7994 www.octogether.wordpress.com

Group classes for children & adults using the Internationally acclaimed Harmony Road Music Course featuring age appropriate, researched-based materials. Introductory classes are offered annually in January, July and August. Regular classes are scheduled in 20-week semesters & follow the school year. Free Field Trips for pre-schools & day cares (ages 2½-6)

Spring/Summer 2013

Parrott Creek Child & Family Services

619 Madison St #102, Oregon City ��503-650-3801 www.jmannnutrition.com

Oregon City Together

Janelle Lawrence, Executive Director 9800 SE McBrod, Milwaukie 97222 ��503-303-5763 www.oregonimpact.org

Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189

PO Box 85, Oregon City ��503-785-8842 www.ocsf.org

17300 SE 82nd Drive • Clackamas, OR 97015

Oregon Impact

503.557.5151

Office Equipment 17858 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd, Portland 97224 ��800-717-8080 www.alphacard.com

Office Supplies

H OfficeMax

15550 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie 97267 ��503-513-5200 www.officemax.com

Office/Retail Space

Danielson Hilltop Mall

328 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-9141 www.danielsons.net

Oregon City Shopping Center

1900 McLoughlin Blvd, Ste 69, Oregon City ��503-650-1888

Settlers Corner LLC

900 Main St, Oregon City ��503-723-4222

MemberDirectory Payroll Services

Plumbing

Portland Payroll, Inc.

All Star Plumbing & Drains

8020 SW Cirrus Dr Bldg 13, Beaverton 97008 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-520-1384 www.pdxpayroll.com

Pharmacy

Safeway Pharmacy

13434 Colton Pl, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-644-4165 www.safeway.comShopStores/Pharmacy

Photographers

H Paradise Photography Studio

17665 SE McLoughlin Blvd #D, Milwaukie 97267 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-653-0606 www.paradisephotographystudio.com

Michael Barrow, Plumber Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-703-8635 www.allstarplumbinganddrains.com

H JNM Plumbing LLC

PO Box 2011, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-657-0100 www.jnmplumbing.com

Litch Plumbing, Inc.

PO Box 2756, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-657-9006

MP Plumbing

15330 SE 82nd Dr, Clackamas 97015 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-655-9161 www.mpplumbing.com

Physical Therapists

Preschools

Neurotherapeutic Pediatric Therapies

North Clackamas Christian School

610 High St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-657-8903 www.nt4kids.org

Providence Willamette Falls Rehabilitation

1500 Division St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-657-6747 www.providence.org/rehab

Therapeutic Associates Oregon City Physical Therapy

Julie Phipps, Superintendent 19575 Sebastian Way, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-655-5961 www.ncchristianschool.com

Printers

Buelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Impressions Printing

408 Beavercreek Rd, Ste 407, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-656-7939 www.buelsimpressionsprinting.com

Matthew Rogers, PT, OPT, OCS, CSCS, Clinic Director, Physical Therapist 911 Main St, Ste 150, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-655-4877 www.ocphysicaltherapy.com

Executive Copy & Printing

H Trails End Physical Therapy

221 Molalla Ave, Ste 103, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-657-7787 www.mmp-oc.com

1506 Washington St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-655-6777 www.trailsendpt.com

623 Main St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-655-9227 www.ecporegoncity.com

Minuteman Press

H OfficeMax

10319 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley 97086 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-788-9234 www.officemax.com

Property Management

John L. Scott Real Estate

Nancy Carnahan, Principal Broker/Owner 1404 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-656-6656 www.johnlscott.com/portlandsouthoffice

Publishers

Mt. Angel Publishing Inc.

135 N. Main St, Mt Angel 97362 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-845-9499 www.mtangelpub.com

Real Estate

Coldwell Banker Seal â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Susan Perry

19719 Highway 213, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-699-3857 www.cbseal.comsusanperry

Denise Goding â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Keller Williams Realty, Portland Central

6400 SE Lake Rd, Ste 200, Portland 97222 ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-336-6378 www.denisegoding.com

Fairplay Realty Elite

820 Main St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-683-3839 www.fairplayforeclosures.com

John L. Scott Real Estate

Physicians

Providence Cancer Center Oncology and Hematology Care ClinicÂ â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Willamette Falls

1510 Division St #130, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-742-6750 www.providence.org/oregon/cancer

Providence Heart ClinicÂ â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Willamette Falls

1510 Division St #100, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-962-1100 www.providence.org/oregon/heart

Providence Medical GroupÂ â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Oregon City

1510 Division St, Oregon City Internal Medicine ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-650-6880 Spine Center ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-650-6288 Pulmonary and Critical Care ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-742-6700 General, Vascular and Thoracic Surgery ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-723-6525 www.providence.org/pmg

Physicians-Chiropractic

Complete Health Chiropractic Center, LLC

365 Warner Milne Rd, Ste 105, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-557-9266 www.completehealthcc.com

Physicians-Naturopathic

H Natural Health Works, PC

Dr. Joanne Gordon 710 John Adams St, Oregon City ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝ďż˝503-722-7776 www.naturalhw.com

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www.jMannNutrition.com www.jmannnutrition.com Oregon City Around Town

MemberDirectory Real Estate-Commercial

Midway Historic Public House

Eton Lane LLC

421 High St, Oregon City ��503-238-1025

1003 7th St, Oregon City ��503-656-9501 www.facebook.com/KCMidwayPublicHouse

Redside Development LLC

Rivershore Bar & Grill

Jodi Moses – Certified Independent Scentsy Family Consultant

PO Box 2011, Oregon City ��503-705-3515 www.jodimoses.scentsy.us

PO Box 42310, Portland 97242 ��503-239-2000 www.redsidedevelopment.com

1900 Clackamette Dr, Oregon City ��503-655-5155 www.rivershorerestaurant.com

H Windermere Commercial Real Estate

Singer Hill Café

Lorrie M. Marcott, Executive Director 13669 S Gaffney Lane, Oregon City ��503-656-7614 www.avamerelivingatberrypark.com

Super Torta

Karen Truax, Community Relationship Director 17971 SE River Rd, Milwaukie 97267 ��503-659-3600 www.homewoods.org

619 Madison St, Ste 110, Oregon City ��503-319-4267 www.windermere.com

Restaurants

Bugatti’s

334 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-722-8222 www.bugattisrestaurant.com

Highcliffe Pub & Eatery

602 7th St, Oregon City ��503-212-2008 www.thehighcliffe.com

H Jimmy O’s Pizzeria

1678 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-6329 www.jimmyospizzeria.com

McDonald’s Restaurant

1450 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-655-7649 www.mcoregon.com/5858

Christy Palmer, Manager 623 7th St, Oregon City ��503-656-5252 www.singerhill.com 710 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-722-2306

The Caufield House

723 Main St, Oregon City ��503-305-8017

Verdict Bar & Grill

110 8th St, Oregon City ��503-305-8429 www.verdictbarandgrill.com

Retail

Retirement Communities

Avamere Living at Berry Park

H Homewoods On The Willamette

Schools & Colleges

Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences

Kyle Laier, Principal 995 South End Rd, Oregon City ��503-785-7860 www.caisoc.com

Clackamas Community College

Fred Meyer

1839 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-656-6226 www.fredmeyer.com

Wendy Martinson, Administrative Coordinator 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-594-3017 www.clackamas.edu

North Clackamas Christian School

Julie Phipps, Superintendent 19575 Sebastian Way, Oregon City ��503-655-5961 www.ncchristianschool.com

Oregon City School District

Larry Didway, Superintendent 1417 12th St, Oregon City ��503-785-8000 www.orecity.k12.or.us

Senior Services

Pioneer Adult Community Center

615 Fifth St, Oregon City ��503-657-8287 www.orcity.org/pioneercenter

Septic Services

Speedy Septic Service buelsprinting@qwestoffice.net

28128 SE Hwy 212, Boring 97009 ��503-663-2807 www.speedysepticservice.com

Enjoy Nature, Art, Family Gatherings and Experience Community Living in our

Riverfront Retirement Setting Private Balconies

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Landscaped Walking Paths ◆ Beautiful Courtyard

Month-to-Month Rental No Move-in Fees ◆ No Second Person Fee ◆ Full Kitchens ◆ Health & Wellness Program ◆ Scheduled Transportation ◆ Beauty Salon ◆ Small Pets Welcome ◆ ◆

You may choose to add amenities such as chefprepared meals, housekeeping and more— the choice is yours.

Spring/Summer 2013

17971 SE River Road Milwaukie, OR 97267

503-659-3600

www.homewoods.org Homewoods is a not for profit retirement community.

MemberDirectory Service Clubs

Beavercreek Lions Club

Frank Wille Beavercreek 97004 ��503-342-6699 www.beavercreekor.lionwap.org

Lions Club of Oregon City

Oregon City ��503-305-6523 www.oclionsclub.org

Reliance Connects

301 SW Broadway, Estacada 97023 ��503-630-4202 www.portlandbusinessphones.com

The Cellular Connection

2050 Beavercreek Rd, Ste 105, Oregon City ��503-656-4545 www.ecellularconnection.com

Theaters

Clackamas Repertory Theatre

Oregon City Optimist Club

PO Box 1301, Oregon City ��503-557-0897.

19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-594-6047 www.clackamasrep.org

Rotary Club of Oregon City

New Century Players

PO Box 1552, Oregon City ��503-785-8421 www.oregoncityrotary.org

Service Stations

Stein Oil Inc

13001 Clackamas River Dr #200, Oregon City ��503-656-0375 www.steinoil.com

Shipping Services

The UPS Store

2050 Beavercreek Rd #101, Oregon City ��503-650-5855 www.theupsstorelocal.com/5792

Shower Doors

DT Glass Inc.

106 Molalla Ave, Oregon City ��503-650-6373 www.dtglassinc.com

Signs/Banners

Magnetic Sign Company

Oregon City ��503-631-4350 www.magneticsignpdx.com

Oregon City Signs

402 S. Beavercreek Rd, Ste 106, Oregon City ��503-657-7446 www.ocsigns.net

The Sign Guy

Gladstone 97027 ��503-650-8052 www.thesignguy.com

Sports & Recreation

Oregon City Swim Team

1211 Jackson St, Oregon City ��503-655-4169 www.ocst.net

Swimming Pool

Oregon City Municipal Pool

1211 Jackson St, Oregon City ��503-657-8273 www.orcity.org/swimmingpool

11022 SE 37th Ave, Milwaukie 97222 ��503-367-2620 www.newcenturyplayers.com

Tires

Les Schwab Tire Center

1625 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-657-1235 www.lesschwab.com

Transportation

Tri-Met

4012 SE 17th Ave, Portland 97202 ��503-238-RIDE www.trimet.org

Travel Agencies

The Cat’s Meow Cat Clinic P.C.

19743 S Hwy 213, Oregon City ��503-518-6369 www.thecatsmeowcatclinicoc.com

Video Production Services

funnelbox inc

712 Main St, Oregon City ��503-595-5901 www.funnelbox.com

Waste Management

Allied Waste

2001 Washington St, Oregon City ��503-722-4656 www.republicservices.com

Willy Make It?

13240 S. Clackamas River Dr, Oregon City ��503-261-1234 www.willymakeit.com

Wineries

Christopher Bridge Cellars

12770 Casto Rd, Oregon City ��503-263-6267 www.christopherbridgewines.com

King’s Raven Winery

David Ingram, Owner 11603 S. New Era Rd, Oregon City ��503-656-6439 www.kingsravenwine.com

American Travel Bureau

Lori Thrasher, Travel Consultant Milwaukie 97267 ��503-789-5487 http://lori.myatbtravel.com

Tree Services

Sense of Place Permaculture, LLC

Nick Bezzerides, Owner/Operator PO Box 418, Clackamas 97015 ��971-344-0810 www.sop-permaculture.com ISA Certified Arborist #MW4383A. CCB#182633

Utilities

Portland General Electric

121 SW Salmon 1WTC0301, Portland 97204 ��800-542-8818 www.portlandgeneral.com

Veterinary Clinics

Clackamas County Veterinary Clinic

1678-F Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City ��503-657-3171 www.clackamascountyvet.com

Equus Veterinary Service, P.C.

14671 S Leland Rd, Oregon City ��503-632-2100 www.equusvet.com

Telecommunications

BCT

15223 S Henrici Rd, Oregon City ��503-632-3113 www.bctelco.com

CenturyLink

310 SW Park Ave, 11th Floor, Portland 97205 ��503 242-7989

Clear Creek Communications

Jay Henke, Operations Manager 18238 S Fishers Mill Rd, Oregon City ��503-631-2101 www.ccmtc.com

Comcast Business Class

Kesty Click, Sr. Business Account Executive 14243 SW Terman Rd, Beaverton 97005 ��503-213-0489 www.comcastbusiness.com

Where your purrfect pet is pampered! KAREN M. HENSON D.V.M. Veterinary Medicine & Boarding

503-518-MEOW (6369) Trail’s End Market Place 19743 S. Hwy 213 • Oregon City Thecatsmeowcatclinicoc.com Oregon City Around Town

AlphabeticalDirectory A AAdvanced Dental Center ��503-659-3003 Dentists Abernethy Center ��503-722-9400 Event Facilities Accurate Collection Service, LLC ��503-496-5156 Collection Services Ad Specialties of Oregon NW, Inc ��503-829-2402 Advertising – Promotional Products Adam Hollar Law LLC ��503-342-6473 Attorneys Aflac ��503-847-9853 Insurance Ainsworth House & Gardens 503-656-1894 Event Facilities All Star Plumbing & Drains ��503-703-8635 Plumbing Allied Waste ��503-722-4656 Waste Management AlphaCard ��800-717-8080 Office Equipment American Cancer Society ��503-795-3971 Non-Profit Organizations American Capital Mortgage 503-329-5622 Mortgages American Travel Bureau ��503-789-5487 Travel Agencies Amicus Data, LLC ��503-516-8618 Computer Services AMR ��503-659-6987 Ambulance Services Auto Team ��503-908-0462 Auto Repair Avamere Living at Berry Park ��503-656-7614 Retirement Communities B Bank of America ��503-656-1681 Banks Bank of the West ��503-656-5238 Banks BCT ��503-632-3113 Telecommunications Beavercreek Lions Club ��503-342-6699 Service Clubs Benchmade Knife Company 503-655-6004 Manufacturing Best Western Rivershore Hotel ��503-655-7141 Hotels & Other Accommodations Better Body Fitness NW ��503-657-3814 Health & Fitness Better Business Bureau ��503-212-3022 Consumer & Business Services Big Dog Coffee ��503-655-3200 Coffee/Espresso Bricks 4 Kidz ��503-451-0585 Educational Services 32

Fall/Winter 2012

Brockamp & Jaeger Inc. ��503-655-9151 General Contractors Bryan R. Guthrie, DMD PC ��503-656-2139 Dentists Buel’s Greenscapes ��971-409-1537 Landscaping Buel’s Impressions Printing �503-656-7939 Printers Bugatti’s ��503-722-8222 Restaurants

C Centex Fluid Products LLC ��360-910-9525 Distributors CenturyLink ��503-242-7989 Telecommunications Children’s Center ��503-655-7725 Non-Profit Organizations Christmas at the Zoo ��503-223-4048 Gifts & Collectibles Christopher Bridge Cellars ��503-263-6267 Wineries Christopher Veley DMD PC ��503-656-1905 Dentists Citizens Bank ��503-518-8808 Banks City of Oregon City ��503-657-0891 Government-City Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences ��503-785-7860 Schools & Colleges Clackamas Auto Parts ��503-656-4244 Auto Parts & Services Clackamas Community College Foundation ��503-594-3128 Non-Profit Organizations Clackamas Community College ��503-594-3017 Schools & Colleges Clackamas County ��www.clackamas.us Government-County Clackamas County – Business & Community Services ��503-742-4344 Government-County Clackamas County – Office of Sustainability ��503-557-6363 Government-County Clackamas County – Sheriff ��503-785-5000 Government-County Clackamas County – Tourism & Cultural Affairs ��503-655-8490 Government-County Clackamas County Historical Society ��503-655-5574 Museums Clackamas County Veterinary Clinic ��503-657-3171 Veterinary Clinics Clackamas Federal Credit Union ��503-656-0671 Credit Unions

Clackamas Fire District 1 ��503-742-2600 Fire Department Clackamas Landscape Supply Co. ��503-656-2891 Landscaping Clackamas Repertory Theatre ��503-594-6047 Theaters Clackamas Small Business Development Center ��503-594-0738 Educational Services Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine ��503-722-4400 Non-Profit Organizations Clackamas Women’s Services ��503-722-2366 Non-Profit Organizations Clear Creek Communications ��503-631-2101 Telecommunications Coastal Farm & Ranch ��503-657-5780 Farm Supplies & Equipment Coffee Rush ��503-742-9900 Coffee/Espresso Coldwell Banker Seal – Susan Perry ��503-699-3857 Real Estate Comcast Business Class ��503-213-0489 Telecommunications ComfortCare Dental ��503-557-3747 Dentists Community Solutions for Clackamas Co ��503-655-8842 Employment Services Complete Health Chiropractic Center, LLC ��503-557-9266 Physicians-Chiropractic Comprehensive Tax Service, LLC ��503-657-2550 Accountants-Tax Consultants Country Financial – Bob Lumm ��503-635-3714 Insurance

d Dan’s Auto Service ��503-655-7737 Auto Repair Danielson Hilltop Mall ��503-655-9141 Office/Retail Space Denise Goding – Keller Williams Realty, Portland Central ��503-336-6378 Real Estate Double J Construction Inc. ��503-722-5295 Construction/Remodeling Excavation DT Glass Inc. ��503-650-6373 Shower Doors e Equus Veterinary Service, P.C. ��503-632-2100 Veterinary Clinics

Eton Lane LLC ��503-238-1025 Real Estate-Commercial Evergreen Home Loans ��503-594-1415 Mortgages Executive Copy & Printing ��503-655-9227 Printers Eye Health Northwest ��503-656-4221 Eyeglasses & Eye Care

f F & F Structures, Inc. ��503-657-7010 Construction/Remodeling Fairplay Realty Elite ��503-683-3839 Real Estate Family Values Magazine, Inc. ��503-632-5908 Advertising Farmers Insurance – Barbara Planton ��503-387-3443 Insurance Fill A Stocking Fill A Heart ��503-632-0577 Non-Profit Organizations First City Cycles ��503-344-4901 Bicycle Sales, Accessories, Repairs Flooring America of Oregon ��971-832-9979 Floorcoverings Forté Floral Artistry Inc ��503-659-4000 Florists Fournier Group ��503-251-2255 Insurance Fred Meyer ��503-656-6226 Retail Friends of the Oregon City Public Library ��503-594-0261 Books funnelbox inc ��503-595-5901 Video Production Services g General Distributors Inc. ��503-656-9470 Beer & Wine Distributors Gilman Park Assisted Living Residence ��503-657-5700 Assisted Living Facilities Gleaners of Clackamas County ��503-655-8740 Non-Profit Organizations Greenbox Architecture LLC ��503-380-7114 Architects Guardian Tax & Accounting, Inc ��503-650-0049 Accountants-Bookkeeping h Haggen Food & Pharmacy ��503-451-7900 Grocers Haner, Ross & Sporseen, Inc ��503-657-1384 Engineers Happy Baskets ��503-653-6120 Gift Baskets Harmony Road Music Center of Oregon ��503-557-5151 Music Education

AlphabeticalDirectory Haven Corner LLC ��503-518-4286 Assisted Living Facilities Heritage Hearing Aid Center 503-518-3300 Hearing Aids Hibbard Caldwell Schultz & Stalnaker, PC ��503-656-5200 Attorneys Highcliffe Pub & Eatery ��503-212-2008 Restaurants Hillside Chapel ��503-656-4285 Funeral Services Hilltop Collision Center ��503-722-5885 Auto Repair Hilltop Smiles Dentistry and Orthodontics ��503-722-1100 Dentists Historic Oregon City ��503-657-9336 Attractions Home Depot ��503-723-3181 Home Improvement Homewoods On The Willamette ��503-659-3600 Retirement Communities Hopkins Demonstration Forest ��503-632-2150 Forest Education

i IntSTATS ��503-650-5035 Data Analysis Iselin Architects P.C. ��503-656-1942 Architects It Figure$ Bookkeeping ��503-305-6523 Accountants-Bookkeeping j Janet Mann Nutrition Consulting ��503-650-3801 Nutritionists Jerry Ryan Counseling, LLC ��503-348-6177 Counselors Jimmy O’s Pizzeria ��503-655-6329 Restaurants JNM Plumbing LLC ��503-657-0100 Plumbing Jodi Moses – Certified Independent Scentsy Consultant ��503-705-3515 Retail John L. Scott Real Estate ��503-656-6656 Property Management Real Estate k Kaiser Permanente ��503-652-2880 Hospitals & Clinics Kaiser Permanente Oregon City Dental Clinic ��503-387-8000 Dentists Kari Mitchell Accounting, P.C. ��503-722-8818 Accountants-Certified Public Key Bank ��503-657-2223 Banks

King’s Raven Winery ��503-656-6439 Wineries

l Larry Moseley, Excel Consultant ��408-313-6229 Business Consultants Laserwerks Awards & Gifts ��503-344-4476 Awards Les Schwab Tire Center ��503-657-1235 Tires Lewis & Clark Bank ��503-212-3200 Banks Lifestyle Nutrition and Massage ��971-221-5685 Massage Therapists Lions Club of Oregon City ��503-305-6523 Service Clubs Litch Plumbing, Inc. ��503-657-9006 Plumbing Living Hope Church ��503-655-7390 Churches m Magnetic Sign Company ��503-631-4350 Signs/Banners Main Street Oregon City Inc ��971-202-1606 Non-Profit Organizations Maralee’s Dance Productions & Design ��503-655-6160 Dance Schools Marquis Care at Oregon City ��503-655-2588 Nursing Facilities Massage Solace ��503-756-9365 Massage Therapists Max Muscle Sports Nutrition ��503-655-2311 Health & Fitness McDonald’s Restaurant ��503-655-7649 Restaurants McLarens Carpet One Floor & Home ��503-266-4095 Floorcoverings McLoughlin Place ��503-655-3337 Assisted Living Facilities Meier Wealth Management Inc ��503-479-0080 Financial Services Metro IT ��503-451-2138 Computer Services Midway Historic Public House ��503-656-9501 Restaurants Miles Fiberglass & Composites ��503-775-7755 Manufacturing Minuteman Press ��503-657-7787 Printers Morrissey Wealthcare Group LLC ��503-657-1526 Financial Services MP Plumbing ��503-655-9161 Plumbing

Mt. Angel Publishing Inc. ��503-845-9499 Publishers My Mother Knows LLC ��503-518-1952 Gifts & Collectibles

Oregon City Barber Shop ��503-518-2665 Barbershops Oregon City Car Wash ��503-650-6526 Car Wash & Polish Oregon City Community Education ��503-785-7993 Educational Services Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189 ��503-655-5131 Non-Profit Organizations Oregon City Evangelical Church ��503-656-8582 Churches Oregon City Family Dentistry ��503-656-8250 Dentists Oregon City Farmers Market 503-734-0192 Farmers Markets Oregon City Garbage/B&B Leasing ��503-656-8403 Garbage/Recycling Services Oregon City Golf Club ��503-518-2846 Golf Oregon City High School Youth Transitions ��503-785-8988 Educational Services Oregon City Kiwanis Club ��503-657-7047 Non-Profit Organizations Oregon City Municipal Pool �503-657-8273 Swimming Pool Oregon City News/Clackamas Review ��503-684-0360 Newspapers Oregon City Optimist Club ��503-557-0897. Service Clubs Oregon City Police Department ��503-657-4964 Government-City Oregon City Public Library ��503-657-8269 Libraries Oregon City School District ��503-785-8000 Schools & Colleges Oregon City Schools Foundation ��503-785-8842 Non-Profit Organizations

n Natural Health Works, PC ��503-722-7776 Physicians-Naturopathic NEDCO – Neighborhood Economic Development Corporation ��503-655-8974 Non-Profit Organizations Neurotherapeutic Pediatric Therapies ��503-657-8903 Physical Therapists New Century Players ��503-367-2620 Theaters North Clackamas Christian School ��503-655-5961 Preschools Schools & Colleges North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District ��503-742-4348 Government-County Northwest Community Credit Union ��503-656-9601 Credit Unions Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery ��503-655-6239 Dentists o OfficeMax ��503-513-5200 Office Supplies OfficeMax ��503-788-9234 Printers OnPoint Community Credit Union ��503-273-1700 Credit Unions Opportunity’$ Knocking ��503-413-0657 Advertising Oregon City Acupuncture ��503-653-1468 Acupuncture Oregon City Adult Care Home, LLC ��503-656-4955 Assisted Living Facilities Oregon City Awards ��503-650-0806 Awards

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AlphabeticalDirectory Oregon City Shopping Center ��503-650-1888 Office/Retail Space Oregon City Signs ��503-657-7446 Signs/Banners Oregon City Swim Team ��503-655-4169 Sports & Recreation Oregon City Together ��503-785-7994 Non-Profit Organizations Oregon Impact ��503-303-5763 Non-Profit Organizations Oregon Pioneer Federal Credit Union ��503-833-1540 Credit Unions Oregon State University Extension Service ��503-655-8631 Educational Services Oregonians Credit Union ��503-239-5336 Credit Unions Oxford Suites ��503-722-7777 Hotels & Other Accommodations

Providence Heart Clinic – Willamette Falls ��503-962-1100 Physicians Providence Medical Group – Oregon City Internal Medicine ��503-650-6880 Spine Center ��503-650-6288 Pulmonary and Critical Care ��503-742-6700 General, Vascular and Thoracic Surgery ��503-723-6525 Physicians Providence Willamette Falls Community Center ��503-650-6852 Event Facilities Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center ��503-656-1631 Hospitals & Clinics Providence Willamette Falls Medical Foundation ��503-650-6809 Non-Profit Organizations Providence Willamette Falls Rehabilitation ��503-657-6747 Physical Therapists

p Pacific Crest Grand Ballroom 503-620-3355 Event Facilities Pacific West Bank ��503-905-2222 Banks Paradise Photography Studio ��503-653-0606 Photographers Park Place Development ��503-720-5234 Land Development Parkin Electric Inc ��503-657-4958 Electrical Contractors Parrott Creek Child & Family Services ��503-722-4110 Non-Profit Organizations Paul’s Mobile Auto Detail ��503-887-0256 Car Wash & Polish Perfect Touch Drywall Inc ��503-310-6844 Drywall Contractors Pioneer Adult Community Center ��503-657-8287 Senior Services Plus Minus, Inc. ��503-594-2895 Accountants-Certified Public Portland Catering Company 503-620-8855 Catering Portland General Electric ��800-542-8818 Utilities Portland Payroll, Inc. ��503-520-1384 Payroll Services Portland Rose Festival Foundation ��503-227-2681 Non-Profit Organizations Proturn Inc ��503-657-3858 Manufacturing Providence Cancer Center Oncology and Hematology Care Clinic – Willamette Falls ��503-742-6750 Physicians

r Redside Development LLC ��503-239-2000 Real Estate-Commercial Reformation Covenant Church ��503-656-9444 Churches Reliance Connects ��503-630-4202 Telecommunications Rivershore Bar & Grill ��503-655-5155 Restaurants Rogers Financial Services ��503-655-7153 Accountants-Certified Public Rotary Club of Oregon City ��503-785-8421 Service Clubs

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s Safeway Inc ��503-655-8155 Grocers Safeway Pharmacy ��503-644-4165 Pharmacy Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course ��503-655-9249 Golf Sense of Place Permaculture, LLC ��971-344-0810 Landscaping Tree Services Serenity Tax & Accounting ��503-657-6055 Accountants-Tax Consultants Serres Greenhouse & Farm ��503-655-0938 Farm and Garden ServiceMaster Building Services ��503-657-3998 Janitorial Services Settlers Corner LLC ��503-723-4222 Office/Retail Space Shari Anderson, CPA ��503-655-9964 Accountants-Certified Public Sherrie K. Goff, P. C. ��503-656-1860 Attorneys

Singer Hill Cafe ��503-656-5252 Restaurants smALL FLAGs ��503-723-3456 Flags Snap Fitness ��503-656-2580 Health & Fitness South Fork Water Board ��503-657-5030 Government-City Speedy Septic Service ��503-663-2807 Septic Services St Paul’s Episcopal Church ��503-656-9842 Churches State Farm Insurance – Brian Nogueira ��503-655-3433 Insurance State Farm Insurance – Jeff Landstrom ��503-518-7100 Insurance State Representative Brent Barton ��503-986-1440 Government-State Stein Oil Inc ��503-656-0375 Service Stations Stephanie Gillette’s Bright Art ��503-656-3892 Artists Stitch-N-Embroidery ��503-557-9090 Embroidery Stone Creek Golf Club ��503-518-4653 Golf Sunlight Solar Energy, Inc. ��503-705-9550 Construction/Remodeling Super Torta ��503-722-2306 Restaurants Supplemental Benefit Solutions, Inc ��503-620-6406 Insurance Sycamore Lane Therapeutic Riding Center ��503-593-7084 Non-Profit Organizations

t The Barbers ��503-342-6630 Barbershops The Cat’s Meow Cat Clinic P.C. ��503-518-6369 Veterinary Clinics The Caufield House ��503-305-8017 Restaurants The Cellular Connection ��503-656-4545 Telecommunications The Landing ��503-303-4094 Apartments The Morrissey Group LLC ��503-657-3305 Accountants-Certified Public The Oregonian ��503-294-4126 Newspapers The Sign Guy ��503-650-8052 Signs/Banners The UPS Store ��503-650-5855 Shipping Services

Therapeutic Associates Oregon City Physical Therapy ��503-655-4877 Massage Therapists Physical Therapists Three Rivers Artist Guild Artists Three Rivers VFW Post #1324 ��503-656-6969 Non-Profit Organizations TLC Carpet Cleaning ��503-595-5379 Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Trails End Physical Therapy ��503-655-6777 Physical Therapists Tri County Temp Control ��503-557-2220 Heating & Air Conditioning Tri-Met ��503-238-RIDE Transportation Trinity Lutheran Church & School ��503-632-5554 Churches

v Verdict Bar & Grill ��503-305-8429 Restaurants w Wells Fargo Bank ��503-657-2668 Banks West Coast Bank ��503-723-5036 Banks Wilco Farm Stores ��503-656-0616 Farm Supplies & Equipment Willamette Falls Symphony ��503-723-9703 Non-Profit Organizations Willy Make It? ��503-261-1234 Waste Management Windermere Commercial Real Estate ��503-319-4267 Real Estate-Commercial Wittco Inspections ��503-341-7025 Home Inspections Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County ��503-657-6644 Non-Profit Organizations WorkSource Clackamas ��971-673-6400 Employment Services Wrightberry’s Cakes & Cupcakes ��503-344-4946 Bakeries ZCS Engineering, Inc. ��503-659-2205 Engineers

OtherResources City of Oregon City

www.orcity.org City Hall 625 Center St ��503-657-0891 Building Division ��503-722-3789 Business Licenses ��503-657-0891 City Manager ��503-496-1504 City Recorder/City Commission ��503-496-1505 Municipal Court ��503-657-8154 Cemetery ��503-657-8299 Parks ��503-496-1201 Planning ��503-722-3789 Public Works ��503-657-8241 After Hours ��503-655-8211 Mayor & Commissioners Doug Neeley, Mayor Kathy Roth, Commission President Betty Mumm; Carol Pauli; Rocky Smith, Jr. Oregon City Police Department 320 Warner Milne Rd Administration Office ��503-657-4964 Non-Emergency Dispatch ��503-655-8211 Oregon City Public Library 606 John Adams St ��503-657-8269 Oregon City Municipal Swimming Pool 1211 Jackson St ��503-657-8273 Pioneer Adult Community Center 615 Fifth St ��503-657-8287

Oregon City School District

www.orecity.k12.or.us Administration Office ��503-785-8000 1417 12th St, Oregon City Bus Services ��503-785-8540 Oregon City Community School ��503-785-8520 Elementary Schools Beavercreek Elementary ��503-785-8350 21944 S. Yeoman Rd, Beavercreek Candy Lane Elementary �� 503-785-8150 5901 SE Hull, Milwaukie Gaffney Lane Elementary ��503-785-8600 13521 S. Gaffney Ln, Oregon City Holcomb Elementary ��503-785-8100 14625 S. Holcomb Rd, Oregon City Jennings Lodge Elementary ��503-785-8035 18521 SE River Rd, Milwaukie John McLoughlin Elementary ��503-785-8650 19230 South End Rd, Oregon City Redland Elementary ��503-785-8500 18131 S. Redland Rd, Oregon City Middle Schools Gardiner Middle School ��503-785-8200 180 Ethel St, Oregon City Ogden Middle School ��503-785-8300 14133 S. Donovan Rd, Oregon City High Schools Oregon City High School ��503-785-8900 19761 S. Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences ��503-785-7860 995 South End Rd, Oregon City

Clackamas Community College

www.clackamas.edu 19600 S. Molalla Ave, Oregon City Enrollment and Registration ��503-594-6100 Financial Aid ��503-594-6082 Workforce Development ��503-594-3448 Transcripts & Student Records ��503-594-6100 Veterans’ Services ��503-594-3442 English as a Second Language ��503-594-3234 General Educational Development (GED) ��503-594-3395

Clackamas County

www.clackamas.us Public Services Building 2051 Kaen Rd Citizen Involvement ��503-655-8552 County Clerk ��503-655-8698 Health, Housing & Human Services ��503-650-5697 Marriage Licenses ��503-655-8659 Recorder’s Office ��503-655-8661 Social Services ��503-655-8640 Volunteer Connection ��503-650-5779 Development Services Building 150 Beavercreek Rd Assessor’s Office ��503-655-8671 Building Permits ��503-742-4240 Parks ��503-742-4414 Planning & Land Use ��503-742-4500 Sustainability ��503-557-6363 Red Soils Court 1710 Red Soils Ct Elections/Voting ��503-655-8510 Veteran Services ��503-650-5631 Weatherization ��503-650-3338 Clackamas County Courthouse 807 Main St Circuit Court ��503-655-8447 Bail/Release Info ��503-655-8453 Jury Coordinator ��503-655-8397 Jury Recording ��503-655-8389 Clackamas County Dog Services 13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas �� 503-655-8628 Clackamas County Housing Authority 13930 Gain, Oregon City ��503-655-8267 Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office 9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd, Clackamas ��503-785-5000 OSU Extension Service – Clackamas County 200 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City ��503-655-8631

Clackamas Fire District #1

www.clackamasfire.com Oregon City Headquarters ��503-742-2670 624 7th St, Oregon City Fire Marshal ��503-742-2675 EMERGENCIES Fire, Medical, & Police �� 911 Non-emergency Dispatch ��503-655-8211 AMR Ambulance ��503-239-0389 Child Abuse Hotline ��971-673-7112 Poison Control Center ��800-222-1222

Relocation Resources Telephone & Cable Services AT&T ��800-222-0300 BCT ��503-632-3113 Clear Creek Communications ��503-631-2101 Comcast/Xfinity ��888-824-8264 CenturyLink Qwest ��800-244-1111 Direct TV ��800-370-3587 Dish TV ��800-984-4533 Garbage/Recycling Oregon City Garbage ��503-656-8403 Metro South Transfer Station ��503-234-3000 Newspapers Oregon City News ��503-684-0360 The Oregonian ��503-221-8301

Water/Sewer City of Oregon City ��503-657-8151 Clackamas River Water ��503-722-9220 Utilities Portland General Electric ��503-228-6322 Toll Free ��800-542-8818 Northwest Natural Gas ��503-226-4211 Toll Free ��800-422-4012

State & Federal

Department of Human Services (OHP, Food Stamps, Medicaid, TANF)315 Beavercreek Rd ��971-673-7300 Department of Human Services (Seniors and People with Disabilities) 221 Molalla Ave ��971-673-7600 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) 10 82nd Dr, Gladstone ��503-299-9999 Passports 270 Beavercreek Rd, #200 ��503-655-8323 U.S. Post Office 19300 S. Molalla Ave ��503-722-2086

Other Services Crisis, Counseling & Mental Health Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline ��503-223-8569 Al-Anon ��503-292-1333 The Children’s Center ��503-655-7725 Clackamas County Mental Health Crisis Line ��503-655-8401 Clackamas Women’s Services ��503-722-2366 Domestic Violence Crisis 24 Hour Shelter ��503-654-2288 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) ��503-723-4989 Oregon Impact (DUII Intervention) ��503-722-6287 Parrott Creek Child & Family Services ��503-722-4110 Pregnancy Care Center �� 503-829-2673 Victims Assistance ��503-655-8616 Environmental Quality Burn Information ��503-632-0211 DEQ ��877-476-0583 Senior Services LIFT Program ��503-802-8000 Meals on Wheels ��503-657-8287 Pioneer Community Center ��503-657-8287 Senior Citizen Council ��503-657-1366 Social Security/Medicare ��971-673-7600 Transportation Reaching People ��503-655-8208 Services & Organizations Beavercreek Lions ��503-799-8202 Better Business Bureau ��503-212-3027 Oregon City Elks ��503-655-5131 Fill A Stocking, Fill A Heart ��503-632-0577 Gleaners of Clackamas County ��503-655-8740 Oregon City Kiwanis ��503-632-6314 Oregon City Lions ��503-657-4141 Oregon City Optimists ��503-784-5472 Oregon City Rotary ��503-657-1526 Transportation Information Amtrak ��800-872-7245 Broadway Cab ��503-333-3333 PDX International Airport ��877-739-4636 Radio Cab ��503-227-1212 Tri-Met ��503-238-7433

A history… Oregon City is the first incorporated city west of the Mississippi River. Established in 1829 by Dr. John McLoughlin at the base of the thundering Willamette Falls, Oregon City was the destination for thousands of Oregon Trail pioneer settlers in the 1840s. With its rich heritage and natural beauty, the City at the End of the Oregon Trail continues to connect visitors to our nation’s pioneering past. Oregon City was the first State Capital and is the County Seat of Clackamas County. The city has three major zones, defined by steep hills or bluffs. Oregon City is home to shopping areas, recreational opportunities, businesses, and a wide variety of historical and cultural attractions dedicated to celebrating the Pioneer spirit. Rich history, natural beauty, and a progressive community have found a home in Oregon City. It is the blend of old and new that makes Oregon City such a vibrant place to live, work, and play. z

Fast Facts Location Oregon City is located approximately 13 miles south of Portland, along the banks of the Willamette and Clackamas Rivers. Incorporated December 24, 1844 Elevation 55’ Downtown District 350’ Hilltop District Climate Monthly Avg. Low 35°F Monthly Avg. High 82°F Avg. Annual Precip 47.060" Source: Oregon Climate Service Demographics 2010 Population 31,859 2010 Median Household Income $45,531 2010 Median Home Value $164,400 City Resident Tax Rates $17.9083 per $1000 assessed value for: Education, General Government, Clackamas Fire District, Bonds, etc. Source: Clackamas County Assessor’s Office – www.clackamas.us

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Pork Chops with Mandarin Orange Sauce By Chef Brian Moore

Highcliffe Pub & Eatery 602 7th St., Oregon City

Inspiration When I got out of culinary school, I enjoyed playing around at home with sauces for pork chops. This recipe is a fancier take on pork chops and apple sauce; “upscale” comfort food. I love the bright orange color and citrus flavors for spring and summer. Enjoy! —Chef Brian

Ingredients 2 boneless pork chops, ¾ to 1” thick 10 oz orange juice 11 oz can mandarin oranges (retain juice) 7 cloves 4 allspice berries 1 stick cinnamon 1 Tbsp cornstarch 1 oz water Oil Salt & pepper

Directions For the sauce: In a saucepan, combine orange juice, juice from the mandarin oranges, cloves, allspice and cinnamon. Reduce by half. Strain. Return the liquid to the saucepan. Mix the cornstarch with the water and add to the saucepan. Stir until sauce thickens to a glaze consistency. It it gets too thick, add a little more orange juice or water. Meanwhile, rub the two pork chops with a small amount of oil, salt and pepper. Heat a grill or grill pan over medium heat. Place pork chops on the grill and cook until the pork chop releases from the grill, about 4 minutes. Flip and cook on the other side for another 3 minutes. Meat thermometer inserted in the center of the chop should register 160°F for medium or 165°F for medium well. Let the pork chops rest for two minutes. Then spoon sauce over the chops and garnish with two to three mandarin orange wedges. Suggested side dishes: sautéd red potatoes and steamed broccoli.

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