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Library The Round Old Town

Featuring:Historic Downtown Map on 2

Murrayhill Map on Page 4

City Info on Page 16

Market Map & Vendor Guide Pull-Out pages 7-10

Your Beaverton Community Resource

& Shopping Guide& Shopping Guide

Original artwork by Nancy MarguliesArtwork provided by City of Beaverton

2 – Beaverton Business Directory

Is Your Business Card Important?Could having it seen by up to 10,000 people lead to new business?

Hi… and thanks for picking up a copy of the Beaverton Business Directory & Shopping Guide. As Beaverton’s first and only community newspaper, I invite you to look through the guide, take it home and use it as a resource to patron our lo-cal small businesses. Inside you’ll find useful shopping maps (to help you explore and discover), short and concise business listings (to help you quickly learn about your neighborhood’s goods and services), traditional advertisements and stories about local non-profits (the heart and soul of our city). In short, this newspaper is designed for Beaverton residents by Beaverton residents to help local businesses gain new customers and thrive. We, at Cedar House Media, are doing our part by publishing this directory and we encourage you to do yours by visiting a new local business… even if it’s just to say “Hi!”

Sincerely yours,

Cory Burden Owner of Cedar House Media (and long time Beaverton resident)

The Beaverton Business Directory & Shopping Guide is published by Cedar House Media, Beaverton’s homegrown print and graphics shop.

Publisher Executive Editor

Cory Burden

Advertising Sales Editor

Michael Wong

Graphic Layout / DesignCraig Wann

Graphic DesignToni Boudreault

WritersMichael Wong Paula Gunning

Joan Goldhammer Caroline Ford

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Email [email protected] to get your business card re-printed as-is right here in this newpaper for as low as $34/month.

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New Friends of the Library Book Corner 3

Murrayhill Area Shopping 4-6

Beaverton Area Businesses 6

Beaverton Farmers Market 7-10

164 Years of Beaverton History 11

Fixing Homes for Free 11

Downtown Beaverton Shopping 12-15

Beaverton City Info 16

Located on downtown map (page 12), Hall & Broadway

Beaverton Business Directory – 3

New Friends of the Library Book CornerBthe best prices in town for the latest books by popular authors and much more at The Book Corner, operated by the New Friends of the Beaverton Library.

The Book Corner is found in a little house on the corner of SW 5th and Wash-ington across from the library fountain. Prices range from 50 cents to $5 for a large variety of books, both hardback and paperback.

Favorite authors including Elizabeth George, James Patterson, Danielle Steele, Patricia Cornwell, Jodi Picoult, Kathy Re-ichs, and JA Jance are just a few found on

The Book Corner has even more: -

cal, religious, health and diet, gardening, texts, medical and vintage books dating from 1800. Music and books on CD, VHS tapes, DVD movies, and books on tape are also priced from 50 cents to $5.

The children’s corner is hard to miss. It is a fun place for young readers, moms,

Book Corner’s good prices for those who love story time or are starting to read.

Hours for the Book Corner are 11am to 3 pm Tuesday-Saturday; Noon to 3 p.m.

on Sunday. The store is closed Monday and on holidays. The corner shop is hard to miss with a sign of three big books against a big tree on the corner.

The Book Corner is managed by Sam Sofaer and a staff of 35 loyal volunteers who work 3-4 hours a day once a week or month.

“Books we sell come from donations

from the public, which are tax deductible,” Ms. Sofaer says. “ Your donations are al-ways welcome and needed,” she adds. Do-nations may be taken to the Book Corner any day or time it is open. Sets of Ency-clopedias are not accepted.

the Beaverton Library’s collections, pro-grams, services and materials not covered

by the library budget. “Wish lists” from the library staff are given to the New Friends of the Beaverton Library twice a year. The

-mines which “wishes” it is able to grant.

From Oct. 2009 to Oct. 2010, nearly $33,000 has been used to buy two new com-puters for the new Scholls Ferry Branch, var-ious types of carts for both the main library and the branch, children’s board books, CD drawers and adult foreign language books.

The Book Corner has been in busi-ness and helping the library for 18 years. Started by long-time Beaverton resident Nancy Stewart, it moved around a bit until the little house on Washington St. became available and was purchased with the help of donated money.

The New Friends of the Beaverton Li-brary’s goals are to help promote aware-ness of the resources and services of the library and to strengthen relationships be-tween the library, schools, local business and community organizations. It has 120 members and the board meets the second Tuesday of the month at 6:15pm to 8pm.

New members are most welcome to join. Membership information and appli-cations are available at both the main and branch libraries and at the Book Corner.

By Paula Gunning

FREE Frozen YogurtBuy 1 frozen yogurt & get a 2nd one of equal or lesser value FREE

503-524-7372Located on the corner of Scholls Ferry & Barrows

See Murrayhill Map on (page 4) in the Villagewww.metroperc.com

OPEN: Mon-Sat: 6am - 8pm, Sun: 6am - 7pm

Pasteries

See Murrayhill map (page 4) in the Village

Spring is here and there’s a lot to do. Apex just made it easier for you.

A local company is bridging the gap towards economic recovery. Apex Auto & Marine Spa in downtown Beaverton has created a new business concept by teaming up with a local hair salon owner in a combined effort to marriage their popular services in one convenient location.

“The concept was a brainstormed idea in the beginning” says John Far-ris, one of the owners of Apex Auto Spa. “Bringing a Hair salon into our automotive detail shop seemed a bit odd, but I quickly realized that our cli-ents thought the best of it! Servicing our client’s cars while they are in the salon has really increased our business and exposure.”

Elizabeth Darling has been a stylist

for 10 years and is the owner of the Apex Hair and Spa. She describes her client’s excitement of the move. “My clients have raved about the time savings this partnership has provided for them. Just getting into a clean car after getting pampered in the salon makes for an even better experience.”

Apex Auto Spa has been in busi-ness for over 8 years locally in Beaver-ton, and Apex Hair and Spa launched in the same building in February 2011.

Word has spread quickly about the new venture. “So far so good! We have repeat and referral business that has come from this move so I’m thrilled.” Says Farris.

Make sure you check out the websites of the two shops or maybe even drive by to check them out. This sounds like a very innovative way to buck the negative persona that has been our economy lately. I think it’s a good concept and applaud them for trying something different to peek new interest and customers!

www.apexautospa.comContact: John Farris 503.646.

APEX (2739)

www.apexhairspa.comContact: Elizabeth Darling

503.564.877212225 SW Millikan way Beaverton, OR 97005

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Human EnergyExtra Mile

convenience store. 503-579-3836

www.chevron.com

Personal & businesssolutions, real estate loans

Call a personal banker today. 503-579-1947

www.bannerbank.com

Community Credit UnionBanking, loans, credit &

prepaid cards, investment services. 503-228-7077 www.onpointcu.com

Murrayhill MarketplaceVersaSpa Spray on tan 1-only $30, 2-only $50

503-521-8268 oasistanningoregon.com

Nails & PedispaNow offering CND Shellac.

Village on Scholls Ferry 503-268-1750

www.modanails.com

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Ahh! Time for YOU!!Touch of Light Massage.biz New Clients-$20 discount

Theresa Koenig, LMT#5034 503-579-6038

Salon & SpaHair care, skin care,

massage, waxing 503-641-2767

www.truawakenings.com

Fine dining in MurrayhillFalafel, Hummus, Kababs

Sharwarma & more! See our coupon (page 15).

503-590-7486

Great Beaverton dining at the Murrayhill pond.

See our FREE dessert coupon (page 6). 503-590-6030

www.cafemurrayhill.com

Stumptown coffeefree wi-fi, donuts, deli,

salads, drive-thru. See our coupon (page 3). 503-590-6030

www.metroperc.com

Beaverton BakeryExpress! Wedding, holiday, cinema, & custom cakes. Drop by for coffee & tea.

503-590-6030

Bowling, games, sportsbar & grill. Groups, parties

and events OK! See our Ad. 503-748-6118

www.ilovebigals.com

Murrayhill’s best Familymexican food. Located

near Walgreens. Try one of our Margaritas.

503-524-8005

www.extraspace.comClean, well-lit, security,

climate-controlled, variety of sizes, month-to-month

leases: 503-524-9591

www.abgemlab.comAppraisals, repair, design consignment, insurance & estates, same day service.

503-524-6896

Ingredients for Life503-657-6287

www.safeway.com

Pharmacyclinic, photo, grocery, shopping and more.

503-579-0956 www.walgreens.com

Got Foot Pain?Ankle & Foot Centers of

Oregon can help! See our $50 Off coupon for details

503-597-5647

Comprehensive dentalcare for your entire

family. See our ad (page 15). 503-590-7574

murrayschollsfamilydental.com

Your Neighborhood FamilyDoctor’s Office. Accepting new patients, call today.

See ad (page 6). 503-597-5647 murrayhillphysicians.com

New patients welcome. Conveniently Located on

the Murrayhill pond. 503-597-5647

www.murrayhilldental.com

By the Murrayhill PondTry our Sunday Brunch! Free Wi-Fi, sports bar,

Happy Hour: 4-6, 9-close. 503-579-3737

Biscuits Cafeat the Village on Scholls Ferry. Breakfast & Lunch

served all day! www.biscuitscafe.com

503-813-0377Care for the whole

family now available at Murrayhill.

Join at www.kp.org

Realtor/Prop. Mgmt.Working with buyers,

sellers, owners & investors. Westside Specialist. Call Lisa w/The Sunset Group

503-679-8477

Your neighborhood natural pet food store for

dogs & cats. 503-579-2403

www.naturespetmarket.com

MurrayhillVeterinaryHospital

20% OFF Initial Exammurrayhillvethospital.com Comprehensive and com- passionate care for your

dog and cat. 503-579-3300

www.glennhorton.netAuto, home, life, renters,

health, business, boat & more! Call Glenn Horton

503-590-4440

Murray Scholls BranchAll the resources of the city library right here in Murrayhill. 503-644-2197

www.beavertonlibrary.org

Call Kate: 503-516-5171Located at Barrows

Rd and Scholls Ferry Rd. New tenants wanted.

villageonschollsferry.com

70% off now!See coupon (page 3). Help your child defend themselves while raising self confidence in a fun

family atmosphere. 503-671-9999

Paint your own ceramics,mosaics, clay imprints

and more! 503-590-8510

www.CeramiCafeNW.com


Murrayhill AdvertisingIf you have a business on

the Murrayhill map and would like to get it listed,

Contact [email protected]


Elegant CleanersOrganic Dry Cleaning

Alterations, comforters, sleeping bags, drapes & more.

503-579-4089

Grocery & Drugs

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FREE Dessert

1 free dessert with purchase ofany entree at regular price.

Limit one per party.Open Everyday 8am - 9pm

www.cafemurrayhill.com503-590-6030Breakfast served daily till 3pm

Dinners served from 5pm

Join us for Weekend Brunch!

Murrayhill Area

Bowling, games, sportsbar & grill. Groups, parties

and events OK! 503-748-6118

www.ilovebigals.com

www.24hourfitness.comNew renovations, group

classes, basketball court, lap pool, personal training

& more! 503-579-5090

World Champion TKDAsk us about our 3 week

trial program! WorldChampionTKD.net

503-524-4550

US West Coast TaekwondoDiscipline, respect, focus, fitness and more. See our

1 month free w/uniform ad. 503-524-4800

Full Service Shop!Detail, 3M Clear Bra, tint Bumper repair, Touch-up Hand Wash, Interior fix www.apexautospa.com

503-646-APEX (2739)

New Salon Now Open!Come see us for some personal

pampering and get your car spif-fed up at the same time.

503-564-8772

Reiki - Balance for Life Healing Arts Practitioner / Teacher

Affordable 503-816-5419

Oregon’s Grand SalonSpa 20% off your next service!

4200 SW Watson Ave (across from 24Hr Fitness)

503-644-2800

Get Healthyand go green with products

from Shaklee. Healthy nutrition, weight, home

and beauty. 503-550-6378

Beaverton AdvertisingThis general listing area is

perfect for home, service and professional businesses that need

an inexpensive way to get the word out. Contact

[email protected]

Styles atHartSalon

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$5 off any servicefor new clients. Color/highlights,

perm, hair cuts, senior roller sets. Located near the Plaid

Pantry on Hart Rd & 170th Ave. 503-591-1998

Individual/group therapy for ages 6-40. Free 30 min

consult. Anxiety, depression, relationships. Reduced fee

avail. Call 503-746-5591

Health, Dental & Life Insurance Specialist.

I’ll help you find a great plan at a reasonable rate. Call Kyla at 971-327-5792

Specific Chiropractor Care Specializing in motor

vehicle & work related injuries. See our ad.

503-469-9824 www.drjameslybarger.com

A multi-service company www.leafllc.com

Call us at 503-670-9266

Interior horticulture, outdoor landscaping including

containerized plantings. Indoor & outdoor holiday

decor & lighting. Com/Res maid & Janitorial Services.

Tree Pruning & Removal Plant Health Care Disease Diagnosis Arborist Reporting

503.473.6067

J & R Maintenance & Painting, Inc. Your home

repair team-free estimates! 503-579-6564 ccb165104

JandRMaintenanceNW.com

The Handyman, Inc. Odd Jobs, Free Estimates

Insured, Bonded, Licensed ccb#180247 Call Larry Gersh at 503-922-1067

The Plumbers, Inc Serving residential &

commercial customers. Remodeling and/or new

construction. ccb#177214 www.theplumbersinc.net

503-519-6644

Cornerstone Certified Home Inspections

Exceeding expectations! OCHI 0226/CCB129609

beavertoninspector.com 503-356-8070

Whimsical art, jewelry, stationary & more!

Commissions Available! www.BluePlumeStudio.com

503-926-7239

Doggy Dog Walker

& in Home Pet Care. Daily dog walks & cat care Pet sitter, Tigard/Beaverton

doggy-dog-walker.com 503-789-9425

Wellness Coaching Specializing in CFS

Fatigue Stress Energy 800-536-1322

www.TheHolistiCoach.com

Cue the Announcer Writing, Voice, Production

radio commercials, website narrations, voice-over

Free Quote 503-716-8479 www.cuetheannouncer.com

Robyn’s Nest Property Management, offering full-service property

management.503-597-7790 www.RobynsNestPM.com



avail. Call 503-746-5591



avail. Call 503-746-5591

Personalized Wristbands *Person’s Name

*Contact Phone Number *Medical Info, as needed

www.icebandsnorthwest.com

Located on Murrayhill map (page 4) near pond


www.beavertonfarmersmarket.com

SATURDAY, MAY 7th

OPENING DAY

MOTHERSDAY WEEKEND

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174 4-T’s Greenhouses133 A Little Bit of Sweet, LLC59 Adelman Peony Gardens,

LLC6 Alex Farm7 Alex Farm33 Alotto Gelato102 Alpine Sourdough Bakery,

LLC49 Angelwood Nursery120 Arcane Cellars60 Baird Family Orchards61 Baird Family Orchards62 Baird Family Orchards91 Bavarian Nut Company63 Beaverton Farmers Market64 Beaverton Farmers Market93 Beaverton Farmers Market94 Beaverton Farmers Market101-5 Beaverton Farmers Market101-7 Beaverton Farmers Market101-8 Beaverton Farmers Market112 Beaverton Farmers Market114 Beaverton Farmers Market137 Beaverton Farmers Market158 Beaverton Farmers Market57 Blossom Vinegars51 Brothers Peonies97 Brownie Me130 Bungalow Bread Co23 C&J Apiaries161 Canby Asparagus Farm162 Canby Asparagus Farm163 Canby Asparagus Farm34 Cascade Hazelnuts69 Champoeg Farm est. 1856115 Country Grains Deli &

Catering116 Country Grains Deli &

Catering15 curious farm83 Deep Roots Farm84 Deep Roots Farm29 Denison Farms, LLC30 Denison Farms, LLC31 Denison Farms, LLC32 Denison Farms, LLC88 DeNoble’s89 DeNoble’s131 Early Mom132 Early Mom172 Eena Kadeena140 E moff Family Farm14 Fairview Farm, LLC134 feastworks141 Ferrier Creek Nursery142 Ferrier Creek Nursery183 Fetzer’s German Sausage8 French Prairie Gardens9 French Prairie Gardens10 French Prairie Gardens37 Fressen Artisan Bakery166 Gabriel’s Bakery22 Gala Springs Farm17 GALIN-FLORY FARMS LLC70 Garden Lane Farms105 Gathering Together Farm106 Gathering Together Farm107 Gathering Together Farm108 Gathering Together Farm

41 Gloria’s Secret122 Grand Central Bakery125 Grandma Candys Jams/

Country Charm Acres16 Grandma chonga’s Salsa1 Greens Bridge Gardens /

Laube Farms2 Greens Bridge Gardens /

Laube Farms3 Greens Bridge Gardens /

Laube Farms181 Hoda’s Middle Eastern

Cuisine182 Hoda’s Middle Eastern

Cuisine78 Humdinger Foods79 Humdinger Foods80 I Love My Dog123 Indulge95 Kaleng Produce96 Kaleng Produce68 Kimberly’s Garden / Fruith-

ill24 Lady-Lane Farm153 Laurel Ridge Winery104 Lavender Tea House101-2 Liepold Farms

117 Linda Brand Crab175 Liquid Sunshine176 Liquid Sunshine129 Little Brown Box & Co155 Little Oak Farms, LLC135 Loibl Farm136 Loibl Farm85 Lonely Lane Farms86 Lonely Lane Farms165 Mai’s Produce143 Mak Lilies & Perennials,

Inc144 Mak Lilies & Perennials,

Inc101-3 Malou’s Gourmet Brittle &

More167 March Biological Control151 Margie’s Buds and Blooms152 Margie’s Buds and Blooms11 Market Fruit/Packer Or-

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111 McCarthy’s Beverages164 McCarthy’s Beverages67 Moh’s Mobile Kitchen169 Morehart LLC dba Deli-

cious Pizza170 Morehart LLC dba Deli-

cious Pizza18 N & M Herb Nursery Inc.19 N & M Herb Nursery Inc.20 N & M Herb Nursery Inc.21 N & M Herb Nursery Inc.56 Nonna’s Noodles149 Northern Paci c Farm150 Northern Paci c Farm180 Northwest Cactus and

Succulents81 not just another seedy bar101 Nut-Tritious Foods101-4 Olympic Provisions4 Oregon Ocean Seafoods5 Oregon Ocean Seafoods55 Paci c Pie Company168 PBJ’s

48 Pearson Nursery138 Pete’s Mtn. Perennials139 Pete’s Mtn. Perennials118 Pine Mountain Ranch119 Pine Mountain Ranch113 Pony Espresso87 Portland Creamery147 Postma Farms Inc dba

Bloomin’ Delights148 Postma Farms Inc dba

Bloomin’ Delights92 ProFarm Produce50 Pumpkin Ridge Gardens128 Quinn’s Prime & Vine42 Rain Forest Mushroom Co.36 Rogue Creamery90 Rose City Pepperheads27 Ross Nursery28 Ross Nursery98 Salmon Creek Farm99 Salmon Creek Farm58 Sedum Chicks, LLC40 Simply Grown Beef177 Smokin Rose BBQ178 Smokin Rose BBQ38 Souper Natural, LLC43 Spring Hill Farm44 Spring Hill Farm45 Spring Hill Farm46 Spring Hill Farm47 Spring Hill Farm65 Stephens Farm66 Stephens Farm72 Stoller Farms / Kiyokawa

Family Farm71 Stoller Farms/ Kiyokawa

Family Farm52 Sun Gold Farm, LLC53 Sun Gold Farm, LLC54 Sun Gold Farm, LLC35 Suzanne’s Chocolaterie124 Sweet Briar Farms101-1 Tastebud25 The Berry Patch26 The Berry Patch103 The Better Bean Company100 THE HUMMUS STOP101-6 The Original Coffee Brake

Co, LLC109 Unger Farms Inc.110 Unger Farms Inc.82 Vincent Family Cranber-

ries.com156 Western Oregon Organic

Farms157 Western Oregon Organic

Farms39 Willamette Valley Cheese73 Winters Farms74 Winters Farms75 Winters Farms76 Winters Farms77 Winters Farms184 Zest Crepes121 Zoe Ann’s Cheesecakes154 Zoe’s Favorites Pickles and

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The Beaverton Farmer’s Market opens for the season on Mother’s Day Weekend, Saturday, May 7,

2011 at 8:00 am in downtown Beaverton. With more than 200 vendors, and 9 new to the market including Lion Heart Kombu-cha, Portland Creamery, Feastworks, Eena Kadeena, and Curious Farm, this year’s market will have a stunning array of local-ly grown and crafted products from more than 100 Oregon and Western Washing-ton, growers, producers, and artisans.

ideal gift for Mother’s Day. Whether it’s -

play, buttery baked goods and fresh-roast-ed coffee for breakfast-in-bed, or beautiful hand-crafted chocolates and confections, the market vendors will have everything needed for a special weekend.

The Beaverton Farmer’s Market began

in June of 1988 with 12 vendors. Today, our Saturday Market draws 20,000 visi-tors daily and features over 200 vendors who provide them with the best in local-ly produced plants, artisan foods, fruits,

products. It is our great pleasure to bring

foods to our community.This year’s market will also debut our

new Solar Canopy, courtesy of the City of Beaverton. This solar powered tent, which we are naming The Hot House, will be

Saturday to promote their mission, events, and raise awareness within the commu-nity. “The Hot House” will power four electric car charging stations in the park-ing lot!

The market continues its sustainability efforts with compostable serviceware be-

ing used by all of the prepared food ven-dors, biodegradable garbage bags in place throughout the market, and mandatory re-cyclable packaging, though most contain-ers are biodegradable, too.

For a complete listing of all the market vendors, please visit www.beavertonfarm-ersmarket.com.


SATURDAYS 5/8/2010 - 10/29/2011 and 11/29/2011

8am - 1:30pm

WEDNESDAYS 6/22/2011 - 8/31/2011

3pm - 6pm

SW Hall Boulevard, between Third and Fifth Streets, Beaverton, Oregon

503-643-5345

For map/Directions go to: www.beavertonfarmersmarket.com



Wellness Weekends at the Market

This year’s market will also debut our new Solar Canopy, courtesy of the City of Beaverton. This solar powered tent, which we are naming The Hot

organizations each Saturday to promote their mission, events, and raise aware-ness within the community.

The 2011 Beaverton Farmer’s Mar-ket mission is to encourage a healthy and sustainable community. This sea-son will showcase an exciting series of “Wellness Weekends” that go above and beyond selecting nutritious, whole foods at the market. Wellness Week-ends will include:

“Animal Awareness” May 21Representatives from local animal

assistance groups, demos on making pet food at home, and veterinarian vis-its at the market.

“Senior Health Awareness” June 18Informational booths and assistance

from local senior-aid organizations, as

easy meals.

“General Health Awareness” July 16 Health care screenings, such as

blood pressure and cholesterol tests, skin care tips, medical information, and healthy recipe demos.

“Healthy Kids” September 10 & 17Demos on how to make healthy

baby food and how to pack nutritious lunches kids will truly enjoy, and mar-

fresh foods they love and become ac-tively involved in their food choices.

On August 20th join the “Buy a Bunch” for the Food Bank Food Drive at the market! Reduced

produce prices from generous farmers will encourage shoppers to purchase farm fresh items for the Food Bank bar-rels and immediately donate at the mar-ket.

The 2011 season will also passion-ately pursue outreach to low-income and minority populations in Washington County, as well as to immigrant, refugee and migrant communities via the food stamp programs such as SNAP/EBT. The market participates in three pro-grams that make fresh, local food avail-able to everyone in the community:

is for both WIC (Women, Infant and Children) and Seniors—this program helps nutritionally at-risk groups ob-tain farm-fresh produce. The FDNP brought $1 million to Oregon farmers and families last year, and is for fresh fruits and veggies purchased at farm-ers markets only.

not been shipped across the country burning precious

raised and nurtured by the people who sell them

produce products that are

and quality

by supporting Northwest producers

Program is for woman, infants and chil-dren. It will mean $8 million to Oregon families, which they can spend either at their local farmers market or the gro-cery store to purchase fresh fruits and veggies only.

allows participants to purchase tokens at the market which they can spend on any type of food product as long as it is not meant to be eaten on premise. The number of Oregon Trail tokens sold at the Beaverton Farmers Market last year increased 300%. More program recipi-ents have discovered that they can use

with a token system, like the Beaverton Farmers Market.

These programs are a win-win for everyone. Consumers using tokens or

food, and farmers and artisan producers can sell to customers who would not oth-erwise be able to shop at the market.


T incorporated in 1893 with a popula-tion of about 400. But the city was

1868, Beaverton became a town registered with the county. With the hopes of bring-ing a railroad to an area once described as “mostly swamps and marshes connected by beaver dams to create what looked like a huge lake,” Joshua Welch (with the help of George Betts, Charles Angel, William Watson, John Henry and other prominent residents of the area) platted out a township

You may recognize some of these names as streets we drive down as we pass through the historic downtown dis-trict but they are more than that. These are the names of the families who settled this area as far back as 1847 and there are more: Denny, Hocken, Walker, Hall, Big-gi, Cady, Allen, Davies, Scholls, Fanno, Vose, Spencer, Tucker and many, many more. These are the people who drained

the swamps and plowed the land. They brought in the railroad as well as an airport and even launched a silent movie studio in the 1920s. Yes, our city’s history is long and full of rich stories that we who live here now can be very, very proud.

The Beaverton Historical Society was founded to remember these people and the stories their lives told. They are here to educate the present about the past while celebrating in the many achievements that have made our city as wonderful a place to live as it is today. And to make our city’s history as accessible as possible to the community, they we opened the Beaver-ton History Center on Broadway St in July of 2010. Please go by to see their photo collections, library, displays, and exhibits that celebrate our city’s wonderful past.

The Beaverton Historical Society is a

though donations and volunteer hours. For more information, contact [email protected].

1 6 4 Ye a r s o f B E A V E R T O N H i s t o r yBy Michael Wong

Time: 7pm - 8:30pm

Where: Beaverton History Center (12412 SW Broadway St.)

Rebuilding Together Washington

country dedicated to preserving affordable housing for low-income homeowners.

Our mission is to, in partnership with the local community, provide free home repairs, rehabilitation and accessibility

-ers so that they may continue to live in warmth, safety and independence. A pref-erence is given to low-income homeown-ers who are elderly, disabled or families with dependent children.

made possible by mobilizing and utilizing the skills and talents of between 400-600 volunteers annually. The majority of these volunteers donate their time during our National Rebuilding Day event that takes

place on the last Saturday in April each year. Typically between 20-30 homes are rehabilitated during this event.

Hundreds of volunteers, from many different sectors of the community go forth to help their neighbors in need. Homes are painted, tons of yard debris removed, electrical, plumbing and dry rot repairs are made, wheelchair ramps are built, accessi-ble showers installed, unsafe stairs rebuilt, and much more.

In 2010 we assisted 17 City of Bea-verton homeowners on 20 separate oc-casions. A conservative value of these

-cluding materials, services and labor) was $22,032.52. The prior year we helped 20 City of Beaverton homeowners on 25 sep-

year we performed 176 separate repairs

Almost 400 volunteers contributed 4,681 hours of their time to make these repairs possible.

Our organization has assisted over

Day in 1994. In addition to the Rebuilding Day event, we operate on a year round ba-sis by providing urgent small repairs, mid-sized projects such as building wheelchair

-ing heat and other necessary repairs. Dur-ing the summer months we utilize fresh-men from a local college to assist with

applicants.

based and comes from many sources, for example; US Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Caughlan’s Commercial Floorcoverings,

The Oregonian Season of Sharing, Sears, Lowe’s Foundation, and several cities in Washington County, including Beaver-ton, Forest Grove, Hillsboro and Tigard. Several religious organizations and civic groups support the work we do; Saint Bar-tholomew’s Episcopal Church, Southmin-ster Presbyterian Church, and Beaverton Rotary. We hold a charity golf tournament

wine-tasting event.While the joy and privilege of being

able to assist those in need in our com-

munity has always motivated our organi-zation, the challenge of turning down many more homeowners in need of criti-

continues to grow. We just do not have enough resources to meet the increased demand for our services.

Rebuilding Together is seeking volun-teers with skills in any home repair or re-habilitation areas, as well as donations of any amount so that we can continue meet-ing the needs of these low-income home-owners, who oftentimes, have no other option but our organization to get the help they so need.

Please, if you can help, or have any

Joan Goldhammer at 503-644-4544.

Mayor Doyle working on National Rebuilding Day.

Building a wheelchair ramp

By Joan Goldhammer

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This map is sponsored by the Beaverton Historical Society.www.historicbeaverton.org

Beaverton HistoryLearn about our city’s

past at the new history center on Broadway St.

www.historicbeaverton.org E2

Beaverton Auto MachineCustom Automotive Machining

503-643-1417 G2

Fresh Start DetailDetailing cars, trucks, boats

RVs and more! Wind- shield chip repair OK.

503-641-3285 H1

All of US, Serving YouOpen Saturdays 9am–2pm Monday-Friday 9am–6pm

www.usbank.com 503-646-3101 E3

AddictionsTattoo & Body Piercing

503-469-8288 D3

Avenue Salon SpaA full service Aveda

concept salon 503-626-8240 D4

Black HoleBody Piercing & Tattoo Do it right the first time!

503-672-9399 D3

Cashmere Beauty LoungeHair, Skin, Nails, Massage,

Makeup & more. 503-601-0700 B5

Fthe SalonFringe

Fringe the SalonWe are a Goldwell

Alliance salon 503-644-0510 E4

Novella’sDay Spa & Salon

Quality Care for all Textures of Hail & Nails

503-643-3553 B6


A Salon with ATTITUDEA Salon with STYLE

A Salon designed for YOU!

503-924-4444 www.bombshells-salon.com G4

covet Full service salon,

Evo hair care, gelish custom nails, massage, waxing & more.

503-352-9245 www.covetsalon.com D2

Tangles & Toes Hair Salon 503-641-5488 G4

Beaverton RadiatorAlso air conditioning; sales, service & parts

503-644-4691 A3

503-641-9496 D2

The Right Bankfor your business.

Call one of our client service specialists TODAY!

503-350-1205 therightbank.com F3

Beaverton High SchoolWhere tradition never graduates

503-259-5000 A2

Shirley’s Donuts & Coffee 503-646-7136 F1


Casa Mariachi Mexican GrillThe Freshness & Flavor of Mexico

Casa Mariachi Mexican Grill, Come hear

live Mariachi music Fri-Sun 971-238-1240 H3

Dairy Queen 503-644-3469 A2

decarli RestaurantRustic Meets Modern Italian

503-641-3223 C3Delicious Thai curry,

rice, noodles, salad, soups and more! See coupon (page 15).

503-431-1855 E2

Service & SalesAll PC brands repaired

New laptops & desktops 503.866.3747

www.sunsetcomputer.net C2

Goodness Coffee HouseA Family Cafe with a Healthy Yummi menu Gluten Free Welcome sharinggoodness.com

Bring Ad, Get 10% OFF! B5

Giovanni’s Italian Restaurant

Original Italian Recipes Since 1975

503-644-8767 F1

loria’sGSECRET CAFE

Glorias Secret CaféA Little Taste from El Salvador

503-268-2124 D2

Ickabod’s Tavern“Home of the Famous Bod’s

Burger” 503-646-0222 E3

Ringo’s Bar & Grill Simply the Best Cheeseburgers

503-644-7847 F1

A&PAppliance PartsA&P Appliance Parts

All major brands, service and in-shop repairs OK!

503-644-0382 C1

The Lamp DoctorKeeping the world bright...

one lamp at a time! 503-520-0400 D2

Social Security Office 800-772-1213 H4

Sun ConnectionsTravel & Cruises

Creating memories, one vacation at a time.

503-655-4850 H5

US Post Office 503-643-5263 G3

Vanek’s Shoe RepairAlso selling western boots.

503-643-1266 D2

Professional printing & graphicsat discounted prices. See ad on page 15.

503-641-3320 G4

PixelPoint Artistry Digital Imaging Services

503-887-1981 E1

Studio MaxFamily Portraits

503-746-4491 D4

Bizee BirdExotic Birds, Accessories

Boarding & Advice 503-644-9515 C6

Open Saturdays:May 7 to Oct 29

8am -130pm; Open Wednesdays:

Jun 22 – Aug 31 3pm - 6pm D5

Celebrating our 75th anniversary

503-644-2101 F1

Chiropractic ClinicCentering on you so you can

center on life 503-430-7371 C5

Dr. Irina Moga, DDSFamily and Cosmetic Dentistry.

Also, location of Denture Clinique.

503-646-5909 B6

Caring Auto Accident Injury Specialist

503-626-5761 A4

Northwest DentistryExperience the luxury of

stress free, minimally invasive dentistry.

503-350-1234 E4

The office of Dr. Jennifer MeansNaturopath and Acupuncturist

503-641-6400 F4

Public Health Clinic 503-846-8851 D4

Thomas Family Dentistry 503-644-7697 D4

Little PixelsFamily Photography. See HS sen-ior coupon on page 15. 12620 SW Farmington. www.littlepixels.net

503-933-6677

Beaverton BakeryAnchoring Old Town since 1925

503-646-7136 E1

Oregon WIC ProgramPublic health program for women, infant & children

800-723-3638 D4


Ava Roasteria4hr, coffee, catering,

conference center & more 503-641-7270 E4

Dr. McBride’s OfficeOptometrists

Examining eyes in Beaverton since the dinosaurs roamed.

Corner of 1st and Hall (503) 644-3614 E3

Downtown AdvertisingIf you have a business within the boundries of our downtown map

and would like to get it listed, Contact

[email protected]


Blessings From HeavenCatholic Book Store & Gifts Shop

503-644-1814 E5

Apostolic Church503-347-6876 B1

Unity Church of BeavertonOur mandala reminds us of our relation to the infinite and our

commitment to metaphysical unity. 503-646-3364 B6

Feelings Delivered Daily 503-644-0129 C4

Bed, Bath & Beyond503-644-6770 G1


For the Destination Bride 503-601-0718 E1

Book CornerFor gently used books at

affordable prices w/ proceeds donated to the Beaverton library.

503-643-5188 D6

All natural candlewax, recycled gifts and consignments

503-318-9648 H4

Costume AvenueOpen Year Round - Costume

Rentals, wigs, makeup, accessories and more!

503-848-3861 B3

Crossroads CollectiblesBuying/Selling records, DVDs,

comics, game and more! 503-646-1512 D3

Crystal Heart BooksServing your spiritual growth

since 1991 503-520-0404 D4

Peddler’s PackPaper Arts & Rubber Stamps

503-641-9555 D3

Tony’s Smoke ShopTobacco, Glass & Hookahs

503-597-0027 E2


Open Minds, Open HeartsOpen Doors. Beaverton First United Methodist

www.beavertonumc.org 503-646-7107

Sunday Worship: 10:30am D5

503.564.8SPA(8772)www.apexhairspa.com

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Beaverton Swim Center 503-629-6312 A5

GENERAL, COSMETIC, FAMILY DENTISTRY503-590-7574

Scott R. Walker, D.M.D.

Located on the Murrayhill map behind Chevron.

Erica B. Kelly, D.M.D.

www.MurraySchollsFamilyDental.com

Buy 1 Entree, Get One 50% OFFBuy 1 Entree, Get One 50% OFFWith purchase of 2 Drinks. Lunch specials not included.

www.oasisbeaverton.com

Mon-Sat: 11am - 9pmSun: 11am - 8pm

Daily lunch special: 11am - 3pm

503-590-7486

Your #1 BUSINESS CARDprovider in Beaverton & beyond!

Your #1 BUSINESS CARDprovider in Beaverton & beyond!

Located on downtown map (page 12), across from the post office on 1st St.www.cedarhousemedia.com 503.641.3320Located on downtown map (page 12), across from the post office on 1st St.www.cedarhousemedia.com 503.641.3320

Over 30 business card paper types available from silk laminate, metallic and much, much more!Rounded corners, custom die cuts,

foil and spot gloss.

Over 30 business card paper types available from silk laminate, metallic and much, much more!Rounded corners, custom die cuts,

foil and spot gloss.

503-431-1855 Open Daily 11am-9pmLocated on map (page 12) 12406 SW Broadway St.

Order 2 dinner entrees with 2 drinks and get an order of

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FREE

(Dine-in only.)

APPETIZER

Located on the Murrayhill map (page 4) near Chevron

Located on Murrayhill map (page 4) near Chevron

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