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| Volume 15, Issue 4 | April 2017 |
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April 2017 Business News
Bales celebrates spring!The annual Easter Egg Hunt in the store will take place on Saturday, April 15 at 8 am. Kids ages 2-10 are welcome with parents, who will be treated to free coffee and donuts while the kids roam the aisles searching for hidden eggs. On Saturday, April 29, mark your calendar for the great fun of the Spring Food & Wine Show from 3-7 pm. Bales’ food suppliers and wine vendors host tasting tables for your browsing pleasure. Curvy Chic Closet Hosts Semi-Annual Consignment Sale and Fashion Show in Cedar MillPre-sale Thurs., April 27, 11 am-2 pm. Sale hours: Thurs., April 27, 2-8 pm; Fri., April 28, 10 am-8 pm; Sat., April 29, 10 am-9 pm; Sun., April 30, 10 am -5 pm; 12505 NW Cornell Rd., next to Sunset Bingo Curvy Chic Closet is the largest plus size consignment event in North America. Their four-day, semi-annual Consignment Sales Event, allowing curvy women to indulge in a new wardrobe without even a smidgen of guilt by trading in their own gently-used clothing for a massive selection of outfits and even accessories from fellow attendees and more than 22 participating vendors. Attendees who wish to consign their gently-used, size 14/XL-34 clothes should register via on the website to receive a consigner number and register for a drop-off appointment. For more information, visit the website. SkylineMemorial schedules Easter Egg Hunt after the Sunrise ServiceSun., Apr.16, 6-8 am, Old Rugged Cross on the Skyline Memorial Gardens grounds, 4101 NW Skyline Blvd. Join us as the sun rises directly over the “Old Rugged Cross,” atop the Tualatin Hills, with a majestic vista of the coast range. Complimentary food and beverages. Should the weather be inclement, the event will be held in our chapel with a view. Easter Egg hunt for the youngsters after the service! Eggs filled with goodies will be hidden outside the funeral home. Find the special eggs with prize certificates and bring them to the lobby to claim your gift! Drug “Take-Back” DaySaturday, April 29, 10 am-2 pm, Washington County Sheriff's Office, Bethany Village Shopping Center, 4876 NW Bethany Blvd The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs. Start collecting old and unwanted medications now and plan to drop them off. Disposing of drugs in the water system creates pollution that is nearly impossible to remove. Leaving old drugs around can lead to misuse or even theft. Cedar Mill Business Association monthly meetingTuesday, April 11, 11:45 am-1 pm, Cedar Mill Bible Church Chapel, 12208 NW Cornell Road Every month we get together for our general meeting to network, share business tips and news, and learn more about what it means to be actively connected to the community. This month we have a special presentation by board members Michael Chase and Rosemary Levesque who will showcase updates to the website and feature our new app. We'll be highlighting member benefits - ones you may not know about! Come join us for lunch, and bring a guest. Lunch is provided by the CMBA, so you and your guest may eat for free. Meet professionals in your community, and build partnerships that could last forever. That's how we like to do business. Currently we have a membership contest - invite just three new businesses who join, and your membership for next year will be free. If you need more information or would like to join, please contact the CMBA here. Seller’s Market seminarSat., Apr. 22, 1-2 pm, The Ackerly, 11795 NW Cedar Falls Drive (Timberland). Downsizing: Great tips and strategies. Real Estate: What is the market doing? When is the best time to sell my home? Win a weekend getaway for two at Skamania Lodge, or $1000 toward moving expenses when using Managed Moves. Light appetizers, wine, and other beverages will be served. Call 503-8924-7564 to RSVP. Sponsored by Eleete Real Estate, The Ackerly, and Managed Moves. Bethany Family Pet Clinic Doggie Dash TeamMay 13, Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
Join our team at Doggie Dash 2017! Doggie Dash is the biggest pet fundraising event in Portland. We have 70 discount entries available, which provide a $7 discount on registration to anyone who joins our team. We would be absolutely delighted if you would join our team and help us raise money for the Oregon Humane Society. Our goal is to raise $2,500. To join our team, go to the Doggie Dash website and click on the registration button. Use our promo code bfc4pets to receive your discounted registration and join our team “Go Dog Go.” Please let us know when you have registered by emailing us at cindy.bfpc@gmail.com with your t-shirt size. You can pick up your team t-shirt at our clinic one week before the event. Go Dog Go! Summer music lessons at Hoffman AcademyMon.-Fri., Jul. 24-28, 1:30-4:30, Hoffman Academy This summer, Hoffman Academy will be offering a brand-new Jazz Piano Camp, taught by Downbeat Award winning jazz pianist Matt Sazima. This class is for students ages 10-Teen with 2+ years of any piano experience and is perfect for students interested in learning new ways to create, improvise, and make music with one another. Mon.-Fri., Jul. 17-21, 1:30-4:30, Hoffman Academy Parents of string-instrument lovers, you will be excited to hear that this summer we are also introducing a brand-new Ukulele Camp taught by Hoffman Academy’s Director of Guitar Studies, Joseph Berman. This class is perfect for students Ages 10-Teen interested in learning the fundamentals of ukulele playing, singing, and even songwriting. Hoffman Academy offers private and partner lessons in piano, guitar, and voice to students ages 5-adult, as well as a pre-school music class for students ages 2 through 5. Hoffman Academy also offers various other summer piano camps and a youth chorus camp that will focus on learning songs from movies. Families can find more information about these camps and the tuition rates on the Academy website. Hoffman Academy is located at 12660 NW Cornell Road in Cedar Mill. Santosha Yoga urges you to “Be The Match”For the thousands of people diagnosed every year with life-threatening blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, a cure exists. Over the past 25 years “Be The Match,” operated by the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP), has managed the largest and most diverse marrow registry in the world. They work every day to save lives through transplant. This is a non-profit organization and they need donors. We at Santosha Yoga encourage everyone between the ages of 18 and 44 to sign up to be a donor at Be the Match. A long time book club friend has a daughter who planned to marry and move to Russia where her husband-to-be was to be posted. Her pre-travel routine tests uncovered a leukemia and they began chemo immediately as well as a search for a blood marrow match. That’s how we learned of the ongoing need for donors. We are encouraging those who can to sign up to be a donor. Even if donating doesn't help our friend, we want to be sure that there are enough donors (of blood, stem cells, etc.) for those who are waiting.
Maya Ceramics hand-building workshopSat. Apr. 8, 10:30 am-12 pm, $35 per person, 12838 SW Killpack Lane, Beaverton You can learn the wonderful way to build things with clay. For adults and kids (6 years and older, 5 years old with a parent). The workshop includes all the materials, firing , guidance, and artist demos. You will have a fired piece to bring home. For more information contact Veronica Guzman at veroguzmandavalos@gmail.com. Visit the website at veronicaguzman.com. St. Andrew Learning Center open houseThurs., Apr. 18, 6-8 pm. 12405 SW Butner Road, Beaverton. Our preschool serves children from six weeks to five years old. Join us for the open house. Light refreshments will be provided. Learn more about St. Andrew and it’s education offerings at standrewlutheran.com. Cornell Farms eventsAll events are at the nursery, Cornell Farm, 8212 SW Barnes Rd. Outdoor Living DaySat., Apr. 8, 10-4 Our widest inventory selection of the year for pottery, fountains, and furniture will be on hand for your outdoor-enhancing pleasure! Industry Experts—Three of our premium suppliers will have representatives to answer your questions, provide design tips, and show off their complete line available for purchase in store or by special order. Meet reps from Campania—Pottery, Fountains & Statuary made in USA & Asia; Monrovia—Trees & Shrubs grown in Oregon & California; and Fermob—Heirloom Patio Furniture made in France. Enter drawings for lightweight pottery, bistro furniture, and plants from these three sponsors plus $100 Cornell Farm gift cards! Attracting Birds, Butterflies, and BeneficialsSat., Apr. 15, 2-3pm Charming more birds, butterflies, and beneficial insects into your garden can be as simple as adding a few habitat-enhancing native plants. We’ve invited back the amazing Susie Peterson—Manager of the Backyard Habitat Certification Program—to share her passion for native plants, the habitats they create, and the benefits they provide to your garden’s ecosystem. Register for this class at www.cornellfarms.com/register. Wellness events at PharmacaAll events at the Pharmaca location in Timberland Find your ZenSat., Apr. 8, 1-5 pm Learn how to get better sleep and stress relief. Explore targeted nutrients to inspire calm and a good night’s sleep. Get Pharmaca Bath Salts with purchase and enjoy a FREE chair massage. Create and take home your own relaxing spa mist. Get up to $20 in coupons and great product samples. Earth day shopping eventThurs., Apr. 20, all day Just for Feel Better rewards members. Includes bonus rewards and a free 10-minute chair massage (4 pm-close). Sample organic and natural snacks and teas. Buy a small Pharmaca reusable bag for 1¢. FREE Klean Kanteen bottle with $100 purchase. $20 off a $40 purchase. Check your Pharmaca email for event-day coupons. Get $5 off your next $20 purchase when you attend one of the events below. Ask a team member for details. Women’s wellness WednesdayWed., Apr. 12, 2-6 pm This one’s for the ladies! Enjoy a little midweek shopping and sampling with our beauty and nutrition experts. Get all of your questions answered and stock up on natural wellness favorites! April Showers: Hydrating your beauty regimenSat., Apr. 22, 12-4 Shower your hair and skin with love this month! Come chat with our estheticians and nutritionists about beauty and wellness products that can help you stay hydrated and happy all summer long. Probiotics and healthy gut floraSat., Apr. 29, 12-4 Probiotics are popular for a reason—come learn how the health of your gut flora can impact your brain, mood and energy, then let us help you find the right products to keep your gut flora thriving! Village Gallery of Arts newsOpening Reception Sun., Apr. 9, 2-4.
April’s featured artist is Darla Kay Boljat, who is a local oil and mixed media artist. The VGA April show, from Apr. 3-29, is an Awards show, juried by Susan Hinton. The Beaverton Show has over 70 art pieces by 25 artists on display on the fourth and fifth floors of Beaverton City Hall in the Round. The show will continue through May 3. There are new classes offered this month, such as those by Kristi Roberts: 2017 youth art classes. These include watercolor, drawing, acrylic, pastels, clay, and mixed media for those aged 7-16. Visit our website for more details. Village Gallery is a non-profit, cooperative gallery in operation since 1963. Open Mon.-Sat., 10-4 and Sun. 12-4, 12505 NW Cornell, next to the Cedar Mill Library. Sunset CU donates time and supplies to educate Washington County students about moneySunset Credit Union is on a mission. They want to help teach every student in Washington County how to manage money and the importance of saving.
The credit union, whose tagline is ‘Financial Solutions for Every Stage of Your Life’—has donated staff time and other resources to visit Washington County schools teaching youth about money and money management. “We know teachers are very busy, and that most schools are too strapped for resources to teach kids about finances,” said Rhonda Baggarley, President/CEO of Sunset Credit Union. “However, money-management skills are lifetime skills, and we feel it’s our responsibility to teach as many kids as we can about how money works.” “So far, we’ve been in seven Washington County schools this year and have taught approximately 900 students valuable money literacy courses. We also are offering two $2,000 scholarships to graduating Washington County seniors. Plus, now until the end of April, any child that opens an account at Sunset Credit Union will automatically be entered to win $100.” The credit union has specialized accounts for kids and teens, and offers free educational seminars for all school-age groups. If you would like to learn more about their financial education courses and classes, send an email to cuteam@sspfcu.com or stop by their office (1100 NW Murray Blvd.) during business hours. You can also reach them at 503.643.1335. Massage and Spa at Bethany eventsAll classes are at our spa, 15280 NW Central Dr. Suite #102, in Bethany Village Aromatherapy classTues., Apr. 11, 6:30-8 pm, FREE. Limited Space. Call 503-533-5614. Meditation classSun., Apr. 23, 2-3:15 pm, $15 per ticket. Call 503-533-5614 for Tickets. Women’s healing circleThurs., Apr. 6 and 20, 6:30-8 pm, FREE. Take a break from the stress of your routine and surround yourself with positive, supportive women. Get a dose of empowerment that will last the week. We all need some inspiration and that is what this group is all about. We will gather together and talk on different subjects from dealing with stress to finding your true purpose. Limited Space. Call 503-533-5614. Find out more and register online at massageandspabethany.com. Touchmark eventsThursdays Apr. 13 and 27, 11:30, free, Touchmark Information Center, 5150 SW Griffith Dr, Beaverton. We are hosting a series of Lunch and Learn events to provide education and insight for those considering a move. April 13: Making Choices in Downsizing, a presentation by professional organizer Elaine Kestra. April 27: Staging and Prepping Your Home, a presentation by Realty Trust realtors Trish Greene and Amy McMahon. Lunch will be provided, no charge. Call 503-946-5427 to RSVP with Adrien on the Thursday before each event. Wine Cellar ClassesAll classes at The Wine Cellar, 525 NW Saltzman Rd. PCC: Earth Day WinesSat., Apr. 22, 5 pm, $45 per person Organic, sustainable, biodynamic wines—understanding the processes. Register through Portland Community College at pcc.org. Mother’s Day IndulgenceSun., May 13, 6 pm, $30 per person Bring a mom: your mom, your kid’s mom, your neighbor’s mom—any mom will do— and we’ll treat her to a wonderful tasting of bubbles, white, rose, and red wines, along with some light bites and fun games. Reserve your space for these classes, and learn more about the Wine Cellar on their website, portlandwinecellar.com. |
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