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Volume 6, Issue 3 | March 2008 |
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Cedar Mill Business Association Member NewsNew shop manager for Second Edition • UPS Store Sponsors Literacy Program • Village Gallery News • CMBA Photo Exhibit • Nutritional Education at Sunset Medical New shop manager for Second Edition
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The Peterkort Towne Square UPS Store?, in conjunction with The UPS Store locations across the country, has teamed up with the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation to announce its first year-round initiative, the Toys for Tots Literacy Program. This new initiative will offer our nation’s most economically disadvantaged children the ability to compete academically and to succeed in life by providing them direct access to books and educational resources that will enhance their ability to read and to communicate effectively.
Throughout March, The UPS Store will be selling $1 donation cards, and for every dollar donated, a book will be placed into the hands of a deserving child in the area courtesy of Scholastic, Inc. The store will continue additional fund-raising activities throughout the year. “According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 12.8 million children live in poverty. And there is a need in or near every community,” said The UPS Store franchisee Tim Kimble. “The literacy program is the perfect way to help provide these children with the tools they need to break the cycle of poverty.”
“Just This Side of Odd” is a mixed media show by artist Lenall Siebenaler. Her creations are loose and abstract renderings that reflect her love of shape, color and texture. The Artist Reception is on March 7th from 6-9pm at the Village Gallery of Arts. The show runs March 4 through April 6th, 2008. The gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday – 10 am to 4 pm; Sunday 12 pm to 4 pm.
Among classes offered at the gallery is a new offering for children called Village Kids Art Workshops with Shelley Lebel. This program explores the world of multicultural art with families. During a workshop, your child and you will “visit” a new country and discover a new art form with a craft, a story, and a new word. Ages 4 and up are welcome. Parent participation is required. (Parents attend for free.) All materials provided, classes in April, June, August and October. Visit the Village Gallery website at villagegalleryarts.org or call 503-644-8001 for more information.
Have you been wondering just what you should be eating these days for best health? It seems that everyday there is some news item that makes you question your diet.
If you are faced with a health challenge such as diabetes, are struggling with weight management or high cholesterol, we can help. The nursing team at Sunset Medical Practice Group is offering nutritional education appointments. Our goal is to provide general nutrition information that is personalized for you and your daily routine. We can tailor a meal plan that makes sense to you.
Do you need help with incorporating exercise into your busy day? How much activity do you really need? We can help you with these “Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes.” Call for an appointment with one of our providers first if you are new to our clinic and we can start you on the road to better health. Contact us at 503-626-0939.
A local Master Photographer, Sandy Sahagian is offering a March special. Bring in a box of family photos, old or new and have them archived for future generations, for only $1.75 each! Call 502-297-2343 for details today!
Though it’s still chilly outside, inside Elisa Bennett’s Cedar Mill home it’s spring. Elisa has transformed her elegant living and dining room into a cozy clothing boutique showcasing over 250 designer pieces that are surprisingly modern and feminine with gorgeous, understated detail.
Four times a year for five days, the Etcetera collection features pieces that can usually go from “the carpool line to a cocktail party.” The catch phrases “wardrobe building” and “investment dressing” are often used because, while the clothing is not inexpensive, the pieces are classic coordinates that combine into multiple looks and are timeless enough to last a lifetime.
Elisa and her business partner Catherine Camp started Sassy Frocks a year ago and the list of names of women to invite has more than doubled since their first show last spring. Each client shops during a scheduled time slot and receives 100 percent of Elisa’s or Catherine’s attention. Clients’ purchases are photographed and a file is created so as the seasons go by previous purchases can be enhanced with newer pieces from the collection to create multiple outfits from just a few key items.
If you’d like more information on their next trunk show please visit their website, www.sassyfrocks.com, or call 503-737-9054. They are currently scheduling appointments for Wednesday, March 12 through Thursday, March 20.
Cedar Mill Business Association
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