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Pacific Hearing
Rackleff Place Assisted
Living
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Cutsforth’s Thriftway
Quizno’s
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Nagl Floor Coverings
Canby Music
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Canby Ford
San Diego Taco Company
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Thomas Beck Insurance
Padgett Business Services
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Kauffman Woodworking
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Canby Connection • February 2010
ave Deering, licensed hearing health care
practitioner and owner of Pacific Hearing
Services in Canby, can sell any brand of
hearing instrument. Deering has, over the years,
specialized in handling Starkey products.
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When you ask Dave, "Why he handles these?" he explains,
"Starkey is the biggest hearing aid company in the world. They
have pioneered all the new technology. One of the latest
advancements is SWEEP/TOUCH. The first and only hearing aid
with a touch surface, much the same as your new cell phone.”
Dave has owned and operated Pacific Hearing Services for 22
years and has been in the same location throughout.
In addition to actual hearing instruments, Deering can make
ear plugs for industrial and swimming uses. He makes ear molds
for any application and also represents and sells assistive listening devices.
PACIFIC HEARING
Normal office hours are Monday through Friday from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m., however, Dave is an avid fisherman and if the
fish are biting, you might not catch him. Seriously, Deering
wants you to know his office is a relaxed and comfortable
place and walk-ins are always welcome. Appointments are
not necessarily needed and you can drop in anytime the
office is open. In addition to his regular office hours, he is
happy to make Saturday appointments.
Deering prides himself on being able to help people with
all stages of hearing loss and understands hearing well is a
big part of living well.
If you are concerned about your hearing and would like to
find out if Pacific Hearing Services could be your answer,
just stop in and talk to Dave. The office is located at 107 N.
Ivy St. in Canby. Give them a call at 503-266-1512.
they receive.
"We have been able to hire additional
staff, provide deeper coverage throughout
the day and night and enhance the enriching social and recreational opportunities
our residents enjoy," Nicki said, " and we're
just getting started."
Dave Deering
In addition to a new name and management team, the new phone number at
Rackleff Place is 503-266-9555. Hurry,
apartments are reserving fast. Rackleff
Place can serve residents of various financial means and health conditions. Call us
and make a new friend today.
Old Aurora Colony Museum
As of Jan. 1, Concepts in Community
Living (CCL), the small Oregon-based firm
that first opened this project in 1990, officially resumed management responsibilities
for Rackleff Place.
Nicki Harold-Hollen, the community's
new director, is no stranger to assisted living or to Canby. Nicki has almost nine
years of prior assisted living management
experience, which includes having managed Rackleff House between 1995 and
2001.
She has also worked as an in-home care
coordinator and as an activity coordinator
at Marquis Care at Hope Village.
Nicki is proud to have deep roots in the
Canby area which have enabled her to
connect personally with every resident,
family member and staff that comprise the
homelike Rackleff Place. Nicki's compassionate demeanor, along with her respect
and appreciation for the good people she
has the pleasure of serving, have helped to
create a very warm, friendly, family oriented
residential community where everyone
knows more than just your name.
Located at 655 SW 13th Ave. in Canby,
Rackleff Place has 25 apartments and is
licensed as an assisted living residence. In
the first month with new management, customers are noticing the positive changes in
staffing and the in the quality of services
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ackleff Place Assisted
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House) announces its
new management team and
director, both of which may be
familiar to Canby residents.
Founded in 1856 by Dr. Wm. Keil and named for his daughter, Aurora Mills was
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Canby Connection • February 2010
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any of you may recall the "button story" as told in Elsie
Cutsforth's book, “A Life for
Canby: Elsie Egli Cutsforth 1918-2009.”
Elsie, one of 11 children, raised by her
mother who had been widowed after a
farm accident killed her husband in
1930 struggled to provide for her family.
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The family lived on a rented 15-acre farm in Canby and
only four of the children were old enough to help around the
farm. Elsie's mother worked tirelessly and never complained. One of the chores she managed twice a week
was laundry for all the children and the old wringer
washer she had to use would crack the buttons
off the clothes she had washed.
There was no money, not even to purchase
food, let alone buy new buttons for all the
children's long underwear. So, twice a week
while the children were taking baths, she
cut the buttons off the dirty long underwear
and sewed then onto clean pairs! She performed this tedious task every week and
never once said a word to the children.
One night when Elsie's mother had put
the last of the food they had on the table, she
got down on her knees and prayed for help.
Little did she know that Frank Cutsforth Sr. had
been asking the local business people for donations for the widow with all those children. That
night there was a knock at the door and she
answered the door to see four Boy Scouts running down
the lane.
They had
CUTSFORTH S THRIFTWAY
left a large
box.
Inside the box was much-needed food and one small box
tied shut. She sat down and when she opened the box her
eyes filled with tears. Inside she saw buttons of all sizes,
shapes and colors. Little did the dry goods storeowner
know that her donation of buttons would make such an
impact on this mother.
This year, near Christmas time, Cutsforth's Thriftway
received a call from out of the area and a request to fill a
very large order and deliver it to a family in town who had
fallen on hard times. The money was sent to fill the order
and Marguerite Baker, who does the shopping and delivery
for the homebound customers of Cutsforth's, was asked to
handle this as well. To say the order was a large one is truly
an understatement and Marguerite knew she couldn't handle
this along with the other orders, so she came in one day
just to fill this order.
Baker had a list that was long and wanted to make the
dollars stretch as far as possible. She shopped for the items
on the list and began filling the list with the sale items.
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There were perishables like fruit and vegetables, meat and
so on, but also many food items that would last a long time
on their shelves. She followed the list carefully, shopping
for the best buy for each and then she came to one thing on
the list that seemed insignificant. The item was a package of
razors. Baker thought to herself, "There must be a man or
teenage boys in the home,"
Marguerite said, "I just grabbed a package of razors and
added to the cart I was filling and didn't give it a lot more
thought."
With the order filled she tried to figure out the best way to
pack all of the groceries up to make the delivery easier and
decided to use large orange boxes with lids. Ten
huge boxes were filled and she asked
Frank Cutsforth if he would like
to help her deliver all of this
to the family. He was happy
to do so and they loaded
everything up and off
they went.
The two of them
arrived at the home
and they brought the
boxes inside and
watched as this family opened each box.
For Marguerite and
Frank, the expressions of joy and
delight on the faces of
this family was their
greatest gift. The family
hurried and put the food
items away and then the
mother picked up the package of
razors and stood there with them in
her hands and just stared at them. The mother, through
teary eyes, looked at Frank and Marguerite and said, "You
don' t know how long it has been."
With little or no money for food or necessities, there hadn't been any for luxuries like razors.
The secret Santa who had made the phone call to
Cutsforth's knew sometimes it is just as important to feed
the spirit as it is the body. All the food items delivered and
so needed had no greater impact on this family than the
package of razors.
This delivery brought back memories of Frank's dear
mother’s experience as a child and at the Cutsforth's home
this Christmas day, Frank shared the "button story" once
again. " It is about caring for others and sharing and
remembering things that we take for granted are sometimes
the things that others cherish and are in need of. It is a
reminder that all of us in our community should keep your
eyes open and help our neighbor if they need help,” he said.
Cutsforth's Thriftway is located at 225 NE Second Ave. in
Canby and you can reach them by phone at 503-266-2016 or
online at www.cutsforths.com
e’re back and better than ever
— Quizno’s at Canby Square.
Food — most of us think of it
as a necessity, but uncommonly good
food can elevate the necessary to the
inspiring.
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That's Quiznos. Our menu is an amazing collection of chef-inspired recipes using high-quality ingredients to create hot toasted subs, signature soups
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Back in 1981, when we weren't filling pasta and
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Using fresh baked artisan breads, flavorful sauces
and those primo meats and cheeses, we carefully
crafted every sub to create the most unique flavor
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Canby Connection • February 2010
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fter living in San
Diego for 21
years, running four
restaurants and being
newly divorced, I decided
it was time for a change.
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eon Reed is proud of
his association with
Ford for the past 20
years and now being a
member of the Canby Ford
family. Reed grew up in
Molalla and still resides
there with his wife Lorrie
and two of his four children.
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CANBY FORD
Molalla and he worked for Capital
Ford as a service advisor until that
dealership recently closed.
"Over the years I have heard so
many good things about Canby Ford
and the reputation they have that
when the opportunity presented itself
to come to work here I was delighted,”
said Reed.
He added that what he likes best
about his job is working with the customer.
“It is a trust issue with me. I don't
lie, if they don't need it I don't write it,”
he said. “I want to make sure I communicate the customers problem to
the technicians so they can be
repaired, but I don't oversell, never
have, never will.
"It is the policy of this entire compa-
I sold my home, two of my
restaurants and embarked on a
new adventure to the Pacific
Northwest. I came to Portland to
visit friends and was very
impressed. I started searching online for available locations and
found my spot in Canby. I came to
look at it, interviewed some locals
and ate in several of Canby's restaurants and realized that Canby was the perfect place
for me to open my business. I moved my entire staff from San Diego to Canby and feel
this is one of the best decisions I have made. The people here are great and I have made
many new friends. The food at San Diego Taco Company has been well received and I am
now in the process of opening a Salem location within the next two weeks. A plan for a
Hillsboro location will be soon after. Thank you, Canby for being a great place to live and
run my business.
San Diego Taco Company is located in the Canby Place Center, 1109 SW First Ave. For
more information, call 503-266-7696.
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ny — treat people honestly and with
respect,” he continued. “Take care of
the customer and they will return
because they know they can trust you.
I see everyday customers who have
been doing business with Canby Ford
for years and they keep coming back
because of how they are treated."
Reed goes on to explain, "I want
the customers that I dealt with for so
long in the Molalla area to know where
I am and that they can count on me
and Canby Ford to take care of their
service issues."
In his free time, he enjoys camping
and outdoor sports with his family.
"I wouldn't be where I am today if it
weren't for my wife,” he added.
If you have been wondering where
Leon Reed is, he is right here at
Canby Ford and you can reach him by
phone at 503-266-2097 or you can
find him at 24315 S. 99E in Canby
and on line at www.canbyford.com.
He looks forward to renewing old
friendships and being of service to
you, so give him a call today.
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Canby Connection • February 2010
fter 11 years
of being a
"captive insurance agent" with the
ability to represent
just one company,
Thomas "TJ" Beck
thought there had to
be a better way.
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Thomas Beck, Michelle and Kate Moore.
or David Strubhar, owner of
the local Padgett Business
Services office, that is what
attracted him to Padgett and prompted him to open his practice.
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David has an extensive background in accounting,
and a deep knowledge of Quickbooks financial software.
After over a dozen years with the same company,
he felt it was time for a change. In
2009 he began researching the opportunity to open a Padgett franchise.
As a member of the National
Society of Accountants and a small
business owner himself, it was easy to
see that with his experience and
knowledge, Padgett was a perfect fit.
"We work with small business owners, primarily businesses that employ
less than 20 people and don't have a
full time financial officer employed,"
said Strubhar. "We generate and analyze financial reports, offer tax consultation and preparation, payroll services, and business advice. With our
comprehensive data comparison of
David
other businesses in the same industry
we can help the business owner
improve performance and profitability. Whether the
business uses Quickbooks or simply keeps paper or
spreadsheet records, we are able to help them analyze
their financials to make good business and tax decisions throughout the year."
While all of the services Padgett offers help small
business owners, there is one in particular that makes
the biggest difference.
"We come to the business owner to pick up all data
and deliver all reports. Twice a month, we are at the
business location and make ourselves available to the
small business owner to review financial reports and
Beck made the decision to
become an independent insurance agent and represents a multitude of different
insurance companies.
"Representing one company was, for the most part, okay, but I feel now I can
better serve my clients and have more flexibility," Beck said.
Once the decision was made to become independent, TJ felt he wanted to
offer even more. So, he asked
Michelle Moore and Kate Moore,
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timing for Beck to make the move to independent status was a perfect fit for
Michelle and Kate. The two corporations are housed at the same location on First
Avenue here in Canby. Soon, you will find both signs hanging above the door.
This joint venture gives the trio the ability to offer all lines of insurance representing several hundred companies. The two companies are licensed in both
Oregon and Washington and offer all general lines of insurance and group and
individual health and life insurance. If you are looking for home, auto, health, life,
individual or business insurance these professionals can help and find you the
best fit.
The friendship between TJ, Kate and Michelle was the foundation for this venture. TJ and Kate went to high school together right here in Canby. TJ went on to
college and after graduation became a licensed insurance agent and opened his
business 11 years ago. Kate grew up exposed to the insurance business watching her mother Michelle build her insurance business. Michelle had long been trying to persuade her daughter to join her as a partner and Kate finally decided it
was what she really wanted to do. Kate became a licensed agent and soon after
joined her mother as a partner.
The official ribbon cutting with the Chamber of Commerce will be held Feb. 11
at 9 a.m. and you are invited to join in for some refreshments and tour their facilities. The Thomas Beck Agency and Columbia City Benefits Group are located at
334 NW First Ave. in Canby and can be reached by phone at 503-266-3566.
PADGETT BUSINESS SERVICES
answer any concerns or questions they may have. Our
organization of small business finances offers peace of
mind, allowing the business owner to concentrate on
what they really do well-running their business," said
Strubhar.
Beyond financial and accounting services, Strubhar
is also in a position to offer sound business advice to
his clients.
He is running his own business, and through keeping up with his client's monthly financials, he is in a
unique position to become a trusted
business consultant.
For a business that needs professional accounting services but is not in
a position to hire a full time employee
to handle them, Padgett Business
Services is the perfect solution.
David is happy to be associated
with a company that has a track record
of more than 40 years and that has
built a teamwork relationship with companies across the country. He has a
simple and straight forward mission
statement: "To provide premier
Accounting, Payroll and Tax Services
to owner operated service and retail
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business with less than twenty
employees in the South Metro/North
Willamette Valley area." Canby and nearby communities are at the heart of that territory, but he is also
happy to meet with business owners in the surrounding
area, as well.
To find out more about the valuable services
Padgett Business Services could provide to you and
how cost effective they can be, just give David a call at
503-263-1411 or feel free to email him at d_strubhar@smallbizpros.com.
Knowing your financial affairs are in good hands and
allowing you to do what you do best, that is what David
really provides.
CANBY MUSIC
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Haines and Botten can play and teach both ends of the spectrum.
Canby Music will provide lessons that are fun and challenging, not boring.
Lessons are taught six days a week Monday through Saturday and can be scheduled from 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. every day. Students of all ages are welcome from children to adults.
Buying a guitar, other stringed and percussion musical instruments, or accessories couldn't be
easier or more convenient than at Canby Music right here in town.
You will find a full line of Ibanez, Fender Starcaster or Johnson and Brian and Matty are proud to
announce they are adding one of the finest guitars to their selection — Takamine, the Japanese guitar manufacturer based in Nakatsugawa, Gifu, Japan.
The finest in guitars used by some of the greatest artists like Jon Bon Jovi, Garth Brooks, Kenny
Chesney and Glenn Frey, just to name a few.
Canby Music offers a wide selection to chose from. You can select guitars starting at only $65 dollars that come in six different colors.
You can choose from acoustic or electric guitars for any level right up to the new Takamine selection soon to arrive.
Canby Music not only has some of the best prices to be found anywhere, included in your purchase will be a hard case to transport and protect your investment.
If you have ever thought that playing the guitar might be something you would like to do, there isn't
a better time than now to learn.
In February, Haines and Botten are offering your first lesson for free, just cut out the coupon in
their ad in this issue of the Canby Connection, give them a call and make an appointment.
Better yet, stop in and talk to either one of these professionals. Canby Music is located at 232 NW
First Ave. in Canby. You can reach them by phone at 503-263-2263.
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• Eat wisely and include such things as vegetables, fruits, salmon & drink plenty of water.
• Stay physically active with 30 minutes of aerobic exercise daily.
• Challenge your mind every day with new, interesting activities.
LEARN HOW TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECTS OF
MEMORY LOSS AT THELMA’S PLACE
• Monthly Support Groups
• Weekly Minders Keepers Day Respite program
• Monthly Community Education
• Wellness center for physical
and mental health
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ome see obstacles, others see opportunities.
Many years ago, a large
American shoe manufacturer
sent two sales reps out to different parts of the Australian outback to see if they could drum
up some business among the
Aborigines.
S
Rick Kauffman and Sam Ewing
tinct chemicals.
Particle board and plywood, typically used for kitchen
cabinets, is usually made by pressing discarded wood
shavings, chips and sawdust into useable boards and
planks. Of course some type of glue or resin is needed to
hold all this together, and that's where the formaldehyde
MARKT
&
COMPANY
solicits feedback from customers at the end of
a project, as well as from subcontractors and
suppliers. This way, they can improve the
level of service given to all clients.
■ Give back to the community. Volunteer
work and community service is highly valued
at Markt & Company. Employees are encouraged to donate time and the owners support
several local causes. ReFIT was co-founded
by one of Markt &
Company's owners in 2005,
Some time later, the
and makes home modificacompany received
tions for disabled, lowtelegrams from the two
income homeowners to allow
agents. The first telegram
them to remain living indesaid, "No business here.
pendently. Employees also
Natives do not wear
regularly volunteer with
shoes." The second one
Clackamas Women's
said, "Great opportunity
Services, the Canby School
here. Natives do not wear
District and Clackamas
shoes."
Adopt-A-Road, among other
The economy over the
programs.
last two years has been a
■ Solidify systems. Markt
challenge for most people
Jonathan and Wendy Markt
& Company strives to make
and the remodeling industhe remodeling process go
try has seen a large downturn. However,
smoothly. With more than 30 years of experirather than viewing it as an obstacle, Markt &
ence, they have systems in place to meet any
Company has used this time as an opportunichallenge head-on.
ty to do several things.
■ Develop skills. Continued training is
■ Build relationships. Markt & Company
integral to the remodeling industry. Classes,
seminars and craft demonstrations are done
regularly to hone employee's skills in all areas
of the business.
Markt & Company can be reached at 503657-5557 or online at www.marktandcompany.com or www.marktandcompanyblog.com.
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And because the kitchen is the hub of your house, there
are people in your kitchen.
Sadly, there are also unwelcome elements hanging out in
your kitchen, creating unhealthy air inside your home. Volatile
organic compounds, including formaldehyde, are common in
kitchens. Studies have identified about a dozen common
organic pollutants that are two to five times higher inside your
home than outside. And with prolonged exposure, these pollutants can affect your family's health.
What does volatile organic compounds, or VOC's as they
are commonly called, actually mean? Volatile is a substance
that evaporates into the air under normal conditions. Organic
is any chemical that contains carbon. Compound is any substance that is formed by the combination of two or more dis-
comes into the picture. Formaldehyde is a recognized carcinogen and in some instances, it can also make people more
sensitive to other chemicals.
Formaldehyde will also outgas for the entire life of the product, so even if your particle board cabinets are 30 years old,
formaldehyde is still polluting your inside air. Outgassing is
also made worse by heat, so if your cabinets are near the
stove or get direct sunlight, the pollution in your kitchen will
increase. Kitchen counters are also a source of high VOC's
because of the sealer used on them.
Kauffman Woodworking, Inc., your local green remodeler,
can help you create an earth friendly, healthier home for your
family and friends. Our handcrafted cabinets and eco-friendly
countertops are designed to your specifications and will meet
the needs of your family.
We look forward to working with you, from concept to completion, on your new kitchen and to building a lasting relationship for your future remodeling projects. Please give us a call
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obvious answer is food. There are
also large and small appliances,
cabinets, cupboards, counters, flooring,
maybe a pantry, accessories and everything
you need to prepare food and drinks.
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MAMA MO’S MOCHAS
We have enjoyed and made so many friends in
Estacada. But we have found it necessary to make a
move simply because of economics. We set up business out there because it was so close to home. It
really was not the best place to support a coffee business. The people are great and all of our customers
have watched our kids grow up and really become our
friends. We have had several of our kids help run our
coffee shop and it has truly become a "family" business. We are leaving with a "bittersweet" taste in our
mouth. Leaving our neighborhood as a business but
of confirmation that this is where we are to be. We
we are excited to meet and become friends with so
have excitement for what is in store next.
many in Canby. We have always loved the communiWe at Mama Mo's Mochas just don't serve coffee
ty of Canby and already have friends here.
and pastries but we become intertwined with the peoOur business is special to us because; A) I am pasple we come in contact with. It is almost impossible to
sionate about coffee and chocolate (hence the name
not make new friends over a "cup of coffee.” We are
Mama Mo's Mochas); B) We have built this mobile
unit from the ground up starting from an old RV frame. located on Highway 99E at the Spinning Wheel parking lot. Hours are Monday through Friday, 5:30 a.m. to
My dad came from California and help us create a
1 p.m., Saturday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Close Sunday.
drive-thru coffee unit from nothing; and C) I love people. I find it hard
nowadays to find a
person or business
that truly can show
a caring attitude to
the people they do
business with.
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the best. I have
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So on these cold, wet, gray days, how safe is your mail?
When you get packages, is there someCANBY UPS
place safe and dry they
can be left? Or are they
sitting just a gust of
wind away from getting
soaked?
At The UPS Store,
we have a solution to
this: Our mailboxes.
With a mailbox at
our store, you can be
sure your mail and
packages are safe and
dry. And unlike a PO
Box, we can accept
packages from any carrier. You'll get a key
Warren Holzem
card and access to
your mailbox 24/7. We
are open each weeknight until 7 p.m. for you to get your larger
packages. We're open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., too. Not
only that, but we can set it up so you'll get a text message or
e-mail when you get mail or packages so you won't have to
waste a trip.
Our mailboxes are perfect for anyone who's away from
home when important deliveries may arrive. If you have a
home business, you don't have to give people your home
address when you have a mailbox at our store.
If you sign-up for a new one-year mailbox agreement, we'll
waive the set-up fee, and give you an additional three months
for free.
Our mailbox customers get extra perks, too. Free incoming
faxes, half-price outgoing faxes, and up to 10 pounds of junk
mail shredding a month are some of the perks.
Speaking of perks, come into our store to get your game
card for our “Perks & Paydays” scratch-off game. Each purchase gets you a game card and mailbox holders get an extra
card in their box each Monday. And there's a mail-in form to
get additional game cards without a purchase. (Complete rules
are available in the store, or visit www.theupsstore.com/perksandpaydays.)
You can get more information about any of our services at
our Web site, www.theupsstore.com/5938.htm or on our
Facebook page, www.facebook.com/canbyupsstore.
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have been in business for six years
and operating Mama Mo's Mochas on
Springwater Road in Estacada at the
View Point Parking Lot.
This lovely home is truly move in ready!
Nothing to do but bring your furniture. All
kitchen appliances included. Upgrades
through out, granite counters and travertine
floors in kitchen and bathrooms. Beautiful
slate entry and slate fireplace. Seller offers
home warranty and possible help with closing
costs with full price offer! ML#9094217
$259,000
Pam Jones 503-939-8072
$20,500 PRICE REDUCTION! Great ranch style
in Canby on cul-de-sac. AC, skylights, RV parking and great garage with built-ins for the
handyman. Professionally landscaped with
sprinklers. Very nice North side location.
ML#9071461
$229,000
Sue Browne 503-310-0509
EXCELLENT CONDITION! This 2002 Bungalo
offers great room floor plan with master on
the main. Covered front porch, easy landscaping with sprinklers, cozy fireplace and lots of
storage in detached garage. All in all easy living on Canby’s northside. ML#10000291
$239,900
Becki Unger 503-504-1866
Beautiful remodel, this home has many
upgrades inside and out. Spacious vaulted living room with fireplace. Landscaping, laminate flooring, interior paint, updated balcony
and new deck, new roof and tool shed. Quiet
and charming area in Canby. ML#9092837
$279,960
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ebruary can be a cold, wet month. It's
dark when we go to work in the morning, and dark when we get home at
night. And it's not like we're missing much
while we're at work. The sun is a rare sight
in February.
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Engaging in lifestyle habits right now that
promote physical health and healthy blood
flow to the brain are so important to maintaining the health of your brain throughout your
life.
THELMA’S PLACE
Researchers are frantically working to find
a cure for age related memory loss, including
Alzheimer's disease and related dementia.
The exact cause of Alzheimer's isn't known
but the hope is to find better treatment
options and ways to prevent the disease
entirely.
Until that cure is found we can do something to either prevent or minimize the effect
that memory loss has on our lives. Research
indicates that by adopting a healthy lifestyle it
will not only help us have a healthy brain, but
it may also help lower our risk of heart disease and diabetes as well.
t all began in 1974 when
Gary Linton replaced longtime State Farm Insurance
agent Wyman Freeby.
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The goal since has been to provide unexcelled customer service in an atmosphere
those clients can feel comfortable in.
Our office has moved
to assist us in providing
GARY
that service to our clients
LINTON STATE and prospective clients.
We offer a full range of
insurance services and
FARM
products for the individual
INSURANCE and family plus businesses to assist you in managing the risk of everyday life.
Our office has 24/7 coverage, so when we
aren't here you have the opportunity to talk
to a real person.
The office has a team of experienced
insurance personnel, with over 68 years of
insurance knowledge. Stephanie Smith has
Challenge yourself by taking a class in
something you've always been curious about
or take up a new sport or learn to play an
instrument. Doing different things than you
are accustomed to doing is important to generate new brain cells and keep your mind
sharp.
"People who choose activities that stimulate their minds throughout their lives are less
likely to develop dementia, or memory loss",
says Robert Wilson, a neuropsychologist at
Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
"There's little evidence that one type of cerebral exercise is better than another.
"If I was going to bet on anything, I would
bet on reading," says Wilson. "The key is to
pick something you enjoy doing and can sustain over a long period of time."
The old adage "Use it or lose it" means by
doing something right now to become more
active, mentally and physically, we can help
keep our brains healthy and strong for our
entire lives.
Thelma's Place located at 352 NW Second
Ave. in Canby is a resource center for people
experiencing memory loss.
For info on monthly Community Education,
support groups and Minders Keepers Day
Center call Mary at 503-502-4509 or visit
www.thelmasplace.org. Country Side Living
provides a home for residents with
Alzheimer's or other dementia. Visit
www.countrysideliving.com.
Ingram joined the office last fall
as a customer service representative.
Stephanie, Cecily, and
Kaitlyn are fully licensed and
are here to help you protect the
risks you face on a daily basis
with reasonable price and great
service.
We offer more than just the
basic insurance of auto, home,
boat, life and health, as we
have the State Farm Bank available offering deposit accounts
Gary Linton (right) with Sarah, Kaitlyn,
including CDs and HELOCs
Stephanie and Cecily.
with very good rates. So as you
can see, we wear many hats.
been with the agency for 12 years, but had
We are looking forward to the New Year in
several years of insurance experience before
this location and invite you to stop by to see
coming to the agency. Cecily Renne actually
the new office to better serve our current,
worked for the agency when she was in high
new, and prospective clients. Gary Linton,
school then became fulltime, so she has 10
State Farm Insurance, 130 SW Second Ave.,
years of experience.
Suite 102, Canby, Oregon 97013.
Kaitlyn Engerbretson also started as a filFor more information, call 503-266-5555
ing clerk while in high school and has been
or e-mail to gary.linton.b7zi@statefarm.com.
with us for more than three years. Sarah
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This is good news for those of us who
want to live a healthy, active life as we continue to age! Here are some tips:
Eat wisely — Experts suggest that high
cholesterol may contribute to strokes and
brain cell damage.
A low fat, low-cholesterol diet is advisable.
There is growing evidence that a diet rich in
dark vegetables and fruits such as berries,
spinach, and broccoli, which contain antioxidants, may help protect brain cells.
Adding salmon and tuna that are high in
omega-3 fatty acids is important. Other
things that are good for your heart and your
brain are green tea, dark chocolate and red
wine (in small amounts). Drinking plenty of
water is actually food for the brain and is
important so that toxins can be eliminated
from your body.
Stay physically active — Physical exercise helps maintain good blood flow to the
brain and alters chemicals that actually help
protect it.
Just 30 minutes a day of aerobic exercise
can help slow down memory loss and
improve mental function. Researchers from
Sweden found those in middle age who
began exercising at least twice a week, were
60 percent less likely to develop dementia.
Challenge your mind daily — Just as
you lose strength and flexibility in your body if
you neglect physical exercise the same thing
happens to your brain if you don't use it.
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lifestyle habits to maintain a healthy brain.
The brain needs exercise just
like other parts of your body;
the more you exercise it, the
stronger it gets.
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lub Fit adds additional group
exercise classes to challenge
participants ranging from
beginner to advanced levels.
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With the start of any new year, fitness facilities see an
increase in member usage as new resolutions and
desires are prioritized to reach fitness goals or just
make a start to a new beginning. Seasoned veterans of
Club Fit, as well as new members know that staying on
track can be a
difficult task as
CLUB FIT
daily activities
can alter even
the most dedicated individual. One way
to help participants is to provide different
options to help
motivate and
keep members
interested and
achieving fitness goals.
"Keeping members motivated and entertained is our
primary mission for 2010,” said Ron Raines, owner of
Club Fit. “We have hired new group exercise instructors, developed new programming, and increased our
athletic training to help youths achieve sports specific
training. Looking at data that is consistent throughout
the fitness industry, training in small or large groups will
help members achieve set goals and stay consistent
and form accountability."
Club Fit, through partnerships with Community
Education and Clackamas Community College, has
started three new classes with early morning Sunrise
Bootcamp, TRX suspension training, and evening
Bootcamp where participants perform cardio workouts
while working total body strength conditioning.
The combination has increased class participation
numbers and set a buzz throughout the facility.
Canby School District Superintendent Jeff Rose loves
the new TRX suspension training format.
“I really enjoy the new TRX training where your body
weight is the primary tool used against gravity to accomplish a total body workout without using heavy weight,”
said Rose. “The different variety of equipment that Club
Fit has to offer increases my workout options and gets
my day off to a productive start."
Club Fit is already planning two new classes starting
this Spring with new conditioning and sports performance training for the weekend warrior.
With the addition of new group exercise equipment,
Club Fit programming looks to improve fitness within
the Canby market.
For additional information, call Club Fit for details at
503-266-6166.
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Canby Connection • February 2010
alentine's Day is coming soon and perhaps you want to treat that special someone to a romantic candlelight dinner, but the
cost of a fine restaurant just isn't in the budget.
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Cupid and Fisher's Meats in Canby has just the answer. For a fraction
of the price of a fine restaurant you can serve the finest New York steak
and succulent prawns and set a romantic table for two right at home.
Fisher's Meats brings back its sweetheart surf and turf offer this year.
For only $19.95 you get two of the finest
aged 10 ounce New York steaks and eight
FISHER’S MEATS
jumbo easy peel prawns. A dinner that is fit
for a king or queen.
It's an easy meal to fix and if you have any questions as far as preparation all you have to do is ask any of the staff at Fisher's. Each of the
meat cutters has a multitude of suggestions for all of the meat
they sell.
Because they pride themselves on selling only the finest
quality meat, they want to make sure you feel confident in
preparing it.
Don't miss this sweetheart deal for Valentine's and also
you will find their New York steaks on sale for the balance of
the month. If you want
the finest in meats every
day, you can find them
right here on Grant Street
in Canby.
Never pre-wrapped and
if you don't see the exact
cut of meat in their case,
all you have to do is ask.
Any one of the meat cutters at Fisher's are happy
to custom cut any piece of
meat you choose.
Old-fashioned customer service at
Fisher's is something
Mike Ebner and Joe Stone.
they pride themselves
in as well. Not only can you find a quality selection of meats, you can
grab lunch in their deli and have one of the sandwiches they are
famous for — one of the biggest you will ever try and wrap your
mouth around and delicious home made soup everyday. They offer a
variety of rubs, spices and seasonings for you to choose from and
meat and cheese trays for entertaining. In addition they are your
game processing professionals.
This is truly your neighborhood old-fashioned meat market and they
look forward to serving you Tuesday through Saturday every week.
Fisher's Meats is located at 272 N. Grant St. in Canby and you can reach
them by phone at 503-266-5678 or on line at www.fishersmeats.com
The USDA loan program is a federal program offered through the United States
Department of Agriculture. This is an excellent product and benefit for those individuals that qualify. Rural housing offers 100% financing opportunities to those that
qualify.
Rural housing loans are now easier to qualify and are financially secure options
for home financing regardless of your situation.
Financing advantages to using USDA'S Home Loan
Programs are: 100 percent financing; no monthly mortgage insurance; low interest rates; low closing costs;
zero down payment; easy credit qualifying; and never
a pre-payment penalty.
These loans are only offered in rural areas and serviced by direct lenders that meet federal guide lines.
These are government insured 100 percent purchase
loans. When the federal government agrees to guarantee a loan,lending institutions can help buyers while
incurring less risk. Through the program, low and
moderate income people can qualify for mortgages even without a down payment.
There are other requirements as far as purchase price limitations that vary by
state and county, but most of the time buyers will find these limitations to be ample.
This program is available to eligible applicants in rural areas, typically defined as
open country or rural towns with no more than 20,000 in population. Of course, there
are other qualifications as far as income, credit history and loan-to-income ratios.
The first and most important step you can take is to find a reputable lender and
see if they handle USDA loans and then get pre qualified. Once you have all the
facts and know just what kind of price range you qualify for then you can contact a
professional real estate broker and begin your search for your new home.
Coldwell Banker Barbara Sue Seal Properties in Canby represents many fine
homes that in fact qualify for USDA loans and you will find some examples in their
advertisement in this issue of the Canby Connection. Homes with grace and style
you can be proud to call your own.
Coldwell Banker is located at 489 SW First Ave. in Canby and can be
reached by phone at 503-266-6861.
You can also find them on the web at www.cbseal.com.
Give one of their professional real estate brokers
a call and make today the first day of
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ood credit
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Canby Connection • February 2010
iabetes mellitus — often
referred to simply as diabetes — is a syndrome of
abnormal carbohydrate, fat, and
protein metabolism that results
in acute and chronic complications due to the absolute or relative lack of insulin.
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There are three principal types of diabetes: type 1, which results from an
absolute insulin deficiency; type 2, which is
the result of insulin resistance and an
insulin secretory defect; and gestational, a
condition of abnormal glucose tolerance
during pregnancy.
According to the American Diabetes
Association, 23.6 million children and
adults in the United States (7.8 percent of
the total population) have diabetes, while
an additional 57 million people have prediabetes-a condition in which a person's
blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not yet high enough to be diag-
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nosed as diabetes. In
diabetics without periodontitis.
2007, 1.6 million new
The parallel conclusions drawn
cases of diabetes were
from independent medical and
diagnosed in people ages
dental research continue to rein20 and older. Although
force the mouth-body connecthese numbers suggest
tion.
that a significant percent"Oral health is body health-you
age of dental patients know
really can't separate the two,"
that they are diabetic, nearsays Lee Shackelford, DDS,
ly one-third of adults with
FAGD, MPA, Academy of
diabetes in the United
General Dentistry (AGD) Region
States remain undiag17 Director, and dental consultnosed.
ant for TRICARE Management
Data from the Third
Activity (TMA) Dental Care
National Health and
Branch in Falls Church, Va.
DR. MICHAEL CARY
Nutrition Examination
George King, MD, research
Survey (NHANES III)
director at the Joslin Diabetes
reveals that subjects with periodontitis have Center and professor of medicine at
a significantly higher prevalence of diaHarvard Medical School in Boston, Mass.
betes than subjects without periodontitis
Adds, "periodontal disease can make dia(12.5 percent versus 6.3 percent, respecbetes worse. If you have an infection anytively). Some independent studies also
where in the body, that in itself would make
show that diabetics with severe periodontiglucose control more difficult."
tis experience more diabetes-related comSalomon Amar, DMD, PhD, a professor
plications and worse metabolic control than
at Boston University's Henry M. Goldman
thing we should always be concerned about and we
have tried to do our part with changing filters on a regular basis as to not pass any harmful fumes into the
atmosphere and we have always been conscientious
about our waste and have recycled every possible thing.
This move to cut back on our energy use is just one
more way we can do our part."
Not only do the new light fixtures use far less energy,
but they are also equipped with motion sensors so that
if there is no detection of motion of someone in the
room the fixtures automatically shut themselves off, cutting back on wasteful energy use even more.
" We want to make sure every customer receives
more than they expect and produce the highest quality
collision repair possible. We look for other ways to cut
costs all the time that have no impact on our ability to
do just that. This new lighting system will help our technicians in their work and will also cut back fixed overhead expenses and allow us to keep our charges to the
customer down. All in all it is a win win situation," Jack
said.
Hotrod Dreamworks is located at 24315 S. Highway
99E in Canby, behind Canby Ford on the north side and
you can reach them by phone at 503-266-6511 or on
line at www.hotroddreamworks.com.
ew lighting helps hold down costs.
Jack and Ruth Brito owners of
Hotrod Dreamworks and Collision
Repair, recently made a decision to invest
in the replacement of all their lighting in
their shop and body shop areas.
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Like all of us, a major expense is something they didn't take on without some serious thought.
So many of the old
fluorescent lights were
HOTROD DREAMWORKS
in bad shape and broken and Jack found
out that in about five years they would be obsolete and
not even available anymore.
Then he and Ruth found out there are many tax credits available to both business and residential customers
if they replaced their lights with energy conservative fixtures and lights.
The last thing they discovered was that the new lights
would cut down about 50 percent of their energy use.
Once they had the facts, it no longer made any sense to
even try and repair their old fixtures.
Quality workmanship is something that Jack not only
School of Dental Medicine (BUGSDM)
believes the relationship between oral
health and diabetes to be bi-directional-diabetes affects gum disease and gum disease affects diabetes. He notes that of all
the systemic diseases that involve inflammation (including cardiovascular disease
and rheumatoid arthritis), diabetes has
been studied the most, with a substantial
amount of hardcore scientific evidence supporting its relationship to oral care.
Diabetes is becoming more prevalent in
our society and many of us may have a
problem and not be aware. Seeing your
dentist regularly can help reduce your risks
and notice signs of periodontal disease that
may be an indication of a diabetic problem.
Please call Dr Cary at 503-266-6844 to set
up an evaluation of the health of your
gums. We would like the opportunity to
help you with the health of your body and
your mouth.
(Excerpt from AGD Impact January 04,
2010 Diabetes and Oral Health By
Jacqualine M. Duda)
Ruth and Jack Brito
strives to produce but insists on.
Brito also saw this as a way to hold down overhead
so he could keep his costs down and the price he has
to charge to his customers.
"Some supplies and costs you have no control over
and try to absorb as long as you can before they have
to be passed on, but your electricity use is something
you can control," said Brito. "The environment is some-
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