Sure to Be a Sweet Summer Evening PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS |

August 2018

5th Annual Farm Fresh Dinner - Sure to be a sweet summer evening PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS |

Trade works for Oregon. Tariffs don't.

The following information was provided The administration's new tariffs threaten by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. to spark a global trade war. Canada, Mexico, Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Mission: Trade is important to Oregon and there is the EU, and China have already retaliated or To promote business prosperity and a healthy, diverse much angst regarding announced plans to retaliate with billions community by providing information, services and advocacy for our members. how the proposed as of dollars in tariffs on American-made well as already imposed products. President, Deanna Palm [email protected] | 503.726.2146 tariffs will impact our Tariffs imposed by the United States local businesses who are nothing more than a tax increase on Graphic Designer / Brand Manager, Katharine Jepson rely on relationships American consumers and businesses, [email protected] | 503.726.2149 with our trade partners. including manufacturers, farmers, and Chamber Officers I thought it would technology companies, who will all pay Chair be helpful to share more for commonly used products and Sarah McGraw-Plaster, Columbia Bank Past Chair this information and materials. Retaliatory tariffs imposed by Bob Grover, Pacific Landscape Management statistics regarding the other countries on U.S. exports will make Chair Elect economic importance American-made goods more expensive, Jayne Bond, Permapost Products Deanna Palm Vice Chair of trade in Oregon. resulting in lost sales and ultimately lost jobs Rebecca Carey-Smith, Portland General Electric here at home. This is the wrong approach, Vice Chair Mark Fisher, The Standard and it threatens to derail our nation's recent Vice Chair economic resurgence. Carly Riter, Intel Treasurer Aaron Eichenbaum, Aaron Eichenbaum CPA President Deanna Palm, Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Oregon Jobs Supported by Trade: 498,400 Chamber Directors Tiffany Butler, Whole Brain Creative Total State Exports Threatened by New Tariffs: Martha Callus-McLain, Pacific University Marc Cardinaux, Building Materials Specialties $798,892,651 Ron Davis, Davis Tool John Grimshaw, Applied Materials Robert Harris, Harris Law Steve Krautscheid, Tuality Healthcare Jaime Miranda, M&M Marketplace Total Exports to Canada Threatened by New Tariffs: $340,270,025 Laura Moore, Express Employment Professionals Jeremie Murfin, Five Star Guitars 1. Plywood, Excluding Bamboo: $43,186,178 Steve Nagy, Port of Portland 2. Aluminum Alloy Bars, Rods And Nonhollow Profiles: $33,458,153 Daniel Pierson, Nike Inc. Veronica Vazques, ICG Innovare Communications Group 3. Flat -hot-rolled Iron, non-alloy Steel, not Coil: $32,535,862 Pam Williams, Epson Portland KL Wombacher, Hillsboro Hops Total Exports to China Threatened by New Tariffs: $434,199,993 Ex Officios/Advisory Directors 1. Passenger Vehicle, 1500 to 3000 cc: $189,941,526 Michael Brown, City Manager, City of Hillsboro 2. Wheat And Meslin: $98,261,813 Renee Bruce, Community Action Steve Callaway, Mayor, City of Hillsboro 3. Aluminum Waste And Scrap: $58,169,767 Andy Duyck, Washington County Commissioner Sandra Fowler-Hill, PCC Rock Creek Total Exports to EU Threatened by New Tariffs: $15,038,233 Kathryn Harrington, Metro Councilor Mike Scott, Hillsboro School District 1J 1. Articles Of Iron Or Steel: $6,064,786 2. Wire Of Stainless Steel: $5,293,215 DEADLINES 3. Manicure Or Pedicure Preparations: $876,975 August 15th, 2018 is the deadline to submit news items for consideration in the September 2018 issue. News or questions may be directed to the publications department Total Exports to Mexico Threatened by New Tariffs: $9,384,400 at 503.726.2149 or [email protected]. All 1. Potatoes, Prepared Etc., No Vinegar Etc., Frozen: $4,243,229 submissions are subject to editing. Publication of any item in the ADVOCATE is at the sole discretion of the Hillsboro 2. Pipe Etc, Weld Cir Cr Sect, Iron: $2,954,587 Chamber of Commerce. 3. Casing Etc Oil Or Gas Drillng, Iron Or Steel: $566,035 Hillsboro Business ADVOCATE (USPS 675-030) is published monthly by the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce. Visit www.TheWrongApproach.com to see the impact of new tariffs Periodicals Postage is paid at Hillsboro, OR. Included is on all 50 U.S. states. $20.00 per year subscription. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Hillsboro Business ADVOCATE, 5193 NE Elam Young Parkway Suite A, Hillsboro, OR 97124-6680 BOARD PRIORITY |

Board Leadership Plays Important Role in Setting Policy for Chamber

Shortly, the designated representative for your opportunity to participate. each of our investor businesses will receive I’m excited to have the opportunity to We’ll be contacting you our electronic 2019 Board of Directors Slate. I work with the proposed new Directors in soon about 2019 encourage you to take the time to review and 2019. We have many significant initiatives Leading Investor return the ballot. Board member positions on underway and the Hillsboro community is an Opportunities! the Hillsboro Chamber fill an important role integral player at the regional and state level. for the organization. There will be many opportunities to call upon Becoming a Directors are called our Board to lend their voice and talents to Leading Investor upon to review and take these efforts. clearly demonstrates position on important I want to thank them as well as all of your company’s policy decisions for the our Board members for their willingness civic involvement Chamber. They are to participate and share their gifts with the and business and community leadership to asked to lead initiatives Hillsboro Chamber. If you are interested elected officials, other businesses, residents and engage with our in learning more about being a part of the of your community and to potential volunteers to provide an Hillsboro Chamber Board, please contact customers and clients. It allows you to be extension of and access Deanna Palm at [email protected]. a partner with the Chamber as we do what to the Board. we do best – playing an influential role in maintaining and supporting Hillsboro’s This year, as in years Sarah McGraw- position as the economic engine of Oregon, past, we are faced with Plaster the welcome problem of through business advocacy, expanding having too many great leaders to choose from your sphere of influence through key connections, providing relevant business for seats available. The Hillsboro Chamber is education and more. in the fortunate position of having a running list of potential Board members whose talents would be a great benefit to our organization. What a wonderful place to be in! Leading Investors The Chamber’s Nominating Committee meets on an annual basis and reviews the Diamond Members number of positions that are available through term expiration or vacancy. Always with an eye to ensuring that the face of our Board represents the Hillsboro community, a short list is developed. Nominating Committee Platinum members make contact with the nominee to gage their interest and ability to serve and participate. Board nominees submit a brief bio Gold that can be included on the ballot to Dick's Auto Group • Edwards Vacuum • Embassy Suites • Fordham Goodfellow • Genentech provide additional information about their InnVentures • Legacy Health • Port of Portland • Reed's Crossing • Resource One, Inc professional background. The Slate is approved Welcome Home Reality / American Pacific Mortgage • Wood Man Art, LLC. by the Board and then is e-mailed to each Silver investor business’ designated representative. Advanced Technology Group • Baker Rock Resources • Comcast • Flexential • Hillsboro Hops • Jones and Roth Each investor receives one vote. The Slate is a Majestic Realty Company• PCC - Rock Creek • Portland General Electric single-slate with investors indicating “Accept” Premier Community Bank • Umpqua Bank • Veta the Realtor or “Do not Accept”. Ballots are e-mailed on August 1st and must be returned by August Bronze 15th. After 5 p.m. on August 15th the ballots Alpha & Omega Semiconductor, Inc. • British Manor Spa • Cathy Kingery Evergreen Home Loans are tallied and the Slate is declared to be either Epson Portland Inc. • IBM Corporation • McDonald’s Locally Owned and Operated • Meta Fab Inc. • Metro West Ambulance Pacific Landscape Management • Pacific University • Qorvo • Skanska USA Building • SolarWorld Americas Inc “Accepted” or “Not Accepted.” Selecting Directors for serve on the The Leading Investors are a special group of members If your company would like to become a member of this committed to support the Hillsboro Chamber of elite circle, contact Deanna Palm at 503.726.2146 or Board of Directors is an important process Commerce through sponsorships at various financial [email protected]. and participating by returning your ballot is levels and through advertising. R PERMANEN KAISE TE’S

FarmHILLSBORO’S Fresh HERITAGE

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The Venue The Legacy of the Rice Museum 1930s. They built their dream house in the mid-1950s and incorporated built-in display cases for their collection. By the time the museum was founded in 1997 every room in their home was filled with exhibit cases full of rocks, minerals, gems, fossils, and meteorites. One of the many impressive galleries is the Dennis and Mary Murphy Petrified wood gallery, which houses hundreds of petrified woods all cut and polished by Dennis Murphy. Every rock on the shelf is a page from a scrapbook with a story of how it formed in the earth, how it was mined or collected, and how it made its way to the Rice Museum. When you visit the museum, be sure to talk to the friendly and knowledgably staff and ask lots of questions. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and in 2015 the museum became an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, one of only three in Oregon. The Rice Museum does not just house rocks, it uses its exhibits and collections for many diverse STEM programs through tours and events at the museum and Many wonderful surprises await visitors to the Rice Museum. First is the offsite programs at schools and community festivals. A record 30,700 visitors fact that the museum in a historic house set in a beautiful, wooded setting. came to the Rice Museum in 2017 including almost 8,000 school children on Museum namesakes Richard and Helen Rice began collecting rocks in the field trips.

The Food The Hive Catering Co. After working over 20 years managing “We love to create. Each event is unique and we get upscale kitchens and serving special events, the honor of working with clients to do our part in Executive Chef Joseph Hunt became creating something truly special.”, says Baldwin. “We co-founder of The Hive Catering Co. Combining have a lot of vision for the future and what it comes philosophy with his partner, Ashley Baldwin, down to is expanding the capacity we have to do what they wanted to build a business that – we do in continually better ways.”. Ashley comes from -Gives greater creative freedom by creating custom a background with event planning and design and her menus and service operations unique to each event current role is to coordinate with clients in the planning -Supports local farms and food sustainability by working phase. directly with local farmers to create seasonal menus -Provides a better experience for brides and event The Hive Catering Co. is currently booking for the planners by providing a high level of service and 2018 holiday season and for 2019. If you are interested investing in special equipment to improve quality in more information, visit www.thehivecatering.com. The Hillsboro Chamber’s Farm Fresh event began as a way to celebrate Hillsboro’s Heritage, and its agricultural roots, with a farm-to-fork style dinner. With the 5th annual event approaching, the mission of this event has not changed and is still a Hillsboro Chamber favorite, connecting the long standing farm industry in the community with the next generation of Hillsboro residents, businesses, and local foodies looking to enjoy a relaxing evening in the open air.

Starting in 2014, in an effort to re-establish ties with the agricultural community, the Hillsboro Chamber announced a new community event: “Farm Fresh - Hillsboro’s Heritage”. The inaugural event was held at Jossy Farms’ Peach Orchard in Hillsboro to celebrate the community’s agriculture roots with a modern twist - pairing each course of the dinner with wines from throughout Washington County.

In 2015, the second annual Farm Fresh Dinner was held at Unger Farms featuring their own Unger Berries. Many of the guests enjoyed the intimate setting and attention to detail; it was the perfect combination of sweet yet tart!

Summer of 2016 provided an opportunity to dine on the very land that the apple orchard took root. Oregon Heritage Farms preserved, froze, and sauced a variation of their famous apples for guests to enjoy a plethora of all seasons!

Last year, the hazelnuts of Denfeld Packing and Laurel Foods were highlighted in every course. Dining under the shade of 80-year-old lush hazelnut trees and adding some friendly competition to the evening made the fourth annual Farm Fresh Dinner an unforgettable evening.

From peaches to berries and apples to hazelnuts, Farm Fresh guests have enjoyed the best ingredients that the Hillsboro farm industry has to offer. And this year will be no different! While dining on the beautiful grounds of the Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals, the 5th Annual Kaiser Permanente’s Farm Fresh Dinner will showcase local ingredients with the featured ingredient of honey in every course from the cocktails to dessert. Mammograms wherever you are Tuality Healthcare’s Mobile Mammography brings state-of-the-art screening technology right to you. In today’s hectic world, finding time for a mammogram can be difficult. That’s what makes Tuality Healthcare’s Mobile Mammography service so special. This unique Mobile Mammography vehicle, the only one of its kind in Oregon, provides a fast and effective alternative for you to receive your regular mammogram, and brings these life-saving services right to your location. The American Cancer Society reports that regular mammograms can help find breast cancer at an early stage, before physical symptoms (such as lumps) develop, when treatment is most successful. “Screening mammography is still our number one tool for detecting breast cancers at the earliest stage,” notes Mary Lucas Koach, R.T. (R)(M), CN-BI, Manager of Tuality Breast Health Services. “When we are able to detect breast cancer earlier, we are able to give patients more options for successful treatments. This is why our mobile program is so important in our communities—we’re offering screening mammography in areas where women may not be able to easily access it.” The vehicle will come directly to your business or gathering at no charge to the hosting facility as long as at least 15 women are interested in receiving mammograms, or, individual women can simply call to find out about the upcoming Mobile Mammography schedule and make appointments at locations and times that fit their busy schedules. For more information, contact 503-681-4108 or [email protected]. Join the Tuality Healthcare Foundation ‘On the Road to Prevention’ as they seek to raise funds for a new mobile mammography vehicle that can travel to an expanded area, including rural Oregon where many women face barriers to health care. To make a gift, visit newmammvan.org.

Copa de la Diversión (Fun Cup) embraces the Latino community and the Hillsboro Hops surpass the call of duty for this season-long event. Through a partnership developed between the Hillsboro Chamber, the Hillsboro Hops, Adelante Mujeres, M&M Marketplace, and Prosperidad business opportunities have been created for participants or vendors during Copa de la Diversión. Adrian Arenas, a participant of the Cocinemos program from Adelante Mujeres collaboration through the City of Hillsboro, has scored a year-long contract with Spectra Food Services and the Hillsboro Hops Organization. Adrian was placed into rotation for a Lúpolos game by default and now he’s a contracted vendor for the Hillsboro Hops Organization! Exciting! Raspa2 shaved ice hits a home run at Ron Tonkin Field! This shaved ice is perfectly sculpted and served with your choice of flavor/s. The best sellers are the Rainbow Classic, Vanilla Berry, Coconut Strawberry, Piña Colada and the Mangonada. If you’re all about the Hops, don’t forget to ask for the Hops shaved ice - a lemon-lime and blue berry shaved ice. It’s a winning combination! Please support this small business and get in line early because the line at Raspa2 is growing at every game and is perfect on these hot summer game nights! The success of this great partnership is due to the Hillsboro Hops organization and Spectra Food Service, who saw the value of Copa de la Diversión and dedicated this summer season to including the Latino Community into their lineup through Los Lúpolos They not only saw value in this event, but have delivered it with authenticity and care and with the Hillsboro community in mind. Great stories of success happen when great people, agencies, organizations, and companies come together to serve the community as a whole. It’s all in the synergy!

August's Conectate will be held at the Washington County Solid Waste and Recycling office at 20665 SW Blanton Street, Aloha 97007 in the Community Room. I hope to see you there! THE OREGON INTERNATIONAL SEPTEMBER 28-30, 2018 AIR SHOW AT THE HILLSBORO AIRPORT

It's Air Show Time! One of aviation enthusiasts has been of Hillsboro’s most highly- the heart of the Air Show since attended events, the Oregon 1988. With the generous support International Air Show, of sponsors, partners, and the presented by Standard TV overwhelming response from & Appliance, is taking off ticket buyers, over 5K people at the Hillsboro Airport, in more than 200 non-profit September 28 - 30! Folks new organizations benefited last year to Hillsboro will be surprised alone. The Air Show has donated at the sight and sounds of Air more than $2.5M to more than 500 Show jets and warbird aircraft organizations so far! The Air Show flying overhead, but since our is also passionate about providing first year in 1988, spectators pathways. Because it offers a unique know that the best Air Show experience that can lead to a future experience is from inside the the dizzying twists, turns, loops, and dives in the aviation world, especially for of Mike Wiskus, piloting his Pitts S-1-11B, youth, it has been dedicating more resources the "Super Stinker,” Redline Air Shows, and to local youth programs and services through “...You put on an amazing Renny Price, who’ll also be performing cork its Youth Initiative program. Businesses may screws and hammerheads. On Friday night, specifically support these efforts. show! Never stop what you the sky be filled with spectacular fireworks are doing by putting smiles after the Twilight Show appearances of acts Volunteers Make it All Possible with night-show capabilities such as LED on kids’ faces and giving lights, pyrotechnics or…fire! A candy-apple The Air Show Flight Team of over 1000 red ’57 Chevy Jet Truck will blast streams of volunteers welcomes participation from the them a time to never forget!” flames and smoke in thunderous bursts! community, business groups and non-profit organizations. As “Super Stinker” pilot, Mike - Laurie, Foster Parent “Ticket sales are ahead of recent years to this Wiskus, observes, "An air show is many point and we are expecting an even larger things. It's easy to say it's about airplanes. crowd this year than last” says Bill Braack, But those airplanes are nothing without gates. The Canadian Snowbirds will be the President. Higher ticket volumes mean people. From concept to drawing board. From star performers this year, flying in elegant, better marketing return for sponsors. Social prototype to production models. From the tight, precision formation. The Snowbirds, and electronic media are effective tools the hanger to the air. It takes people." All ticket, renowned for professionalism, teamwork, Air Show uses throughout the year to grow sponsorship and volunteer information can and skill, will be joined by the powerful its audience. The Air Show values its many be found at: www.oregonairshow.com CF-18 Demonstration team in an exciting long-term business relationships and new celebration of NORAD’s 60th Anniversary. relationships. Combined with reaching a Air Show fans will be impressed by this year’s wider audience, the Air Show’s ability to line-up of iconic warbirds, such as the A-1 produce an extraordinary aviation event and Skyraider, B-25 Mitchell “Grumpy”, LF Mark support local charities is growing. IXE Supermarine Spitfire, and some really All ticket, sponsorship and

BIG aircraft, like the C-17 Globemaster III volunteer information can Supporting Charities at Heart of Air Show and a C-130 H3 which will dispense the be found at: US SOCOM Para-Commando Parachute Giving back to the community, honoring www.oregonairshow.com Jump Team. Everyone will be captivated by the past, and inspiring the next generations AUGUST

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8:30am-9:30am 8:00am-9:00am Conectate! WakeUp! Hillsboro Washington County Solid Waste and Wells Fargo Recycling Community Room 150 SE 10th Ave. 20665 SW Blanton Street, Aloha 97007 Hillsboro 97123 6 7 8 9 10

8:00am-9:00am SBEC @Hillsboro Chamber 9:00am-9:30am 8:00am-9:00am Ribbon Cutting WakeUp! Hillsboro 12:00pm-1:00pm McDonald's Welcome Home Realty Public Policy Committee 2090 SE Cypress St. 1400 NE 48th Ave. Suite 200 @Hillsboro Chamber Hillsboro 97123 Hillsboro 97124 13 14 15 16 17

8:00am-9:00am Finance Committee Meeting @Hillsboro Chamber 8:00am-9:15am 9:00am-10:00am 11:30am-1:00pm WakeUp! Hillsboro Executive Committee PWA - Professional Women's Alliance AJPM @Hillsboro Chamber @Hillsboro Chamber @Hillsboro Chamber 20 21 22 23 24

8:00am-9:00am WakeUp! Hillsboro Crossroad Customs 5763 NW Cornelius Pass Rd. Hillsboro 97124 27 28 29 30 31 8:00am-9:00am Annual Parking Lot Party D’Angelo Auto Sales Parking Lot 1400 NE 48th Ave Hillsboro 97124

9:15am-9:30am 12:00pm-1:00pm Ribbon Cutting Ambassador Meeting IBE Electronics @Hillsboro Chamber 6497 NW Croeni Rd. Hillsboro MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 2 3

9:15am-9:30am 12:00pm-1:00pm Ribbon Cutting Ambassador Meeting IBE Electronics @Hillsboro Chamber 6497 NW Croeni Rd. Hillsboro

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Hillsboro has always been a forward-thinking Such a policy, of course, cannot single-handedly So what is YAC doing now? Well, for the past community. We can see it in our high-tech save the oceans from plastic pollution, but it few months we’ve been focused on outreach to businesses, in our commitment to universal would come with a number of benefits. Local the community, to business partners, and to broadband internet access, and in the rivers and streams would likely see a reduction other stakeholders. We launched a community meticulously crafted community plans we have in pollution from plastic bags, which would survey and have been delighted to find that a habit of completing ahead of schedule. This not only increase the aesthetic appeal of our preliminary results suggest strong support for future-oriented attitude is one of my favorite city but also make our local environment a the policy. We will also be attending a Chamber things about our city, the city I have lived in healthier place for wildlife. And by joining of Commerce luncheon on September 6th since I was born here 16 years ago. ranks with cities and states across the nation to hear business leaders’ questions and comments. In the meantime, I am a teenager. I go to high business leaders are welcome to school, play sports, and even take our business survey at http:// occasionally take selfies. But as a bit.ly/SSI-Business to provide member of the Hillsboro Youth feedback. Advisory Council (YAC), I also work to make a positive impact We’re just kids. But we’re kids with on our community through a vision. My YAC friends and I volunteering, community want to grow up and inherit a events, and policy initiatives. clean, sustainable world, and we And now YAC has a vision for want Hillsboro to be leading the how Hillsboro can continue way to this better future, just like looking towards the future, it always has. This future won’t to help preserve Hillsboro’s happen without effort; it will exceptional quality of life for our require careful planning and smart generation and those who come after us. (including Forest Grove, Portland, Corvallis, resource management. But I know Hillsboro is and Eugene) that have already taken action to up to the task. And making our shopping more Our idea revolves around reducing plastic sustainable is a step in the right direction. usage while shopping. Every year, the average reduce plastic bag use, Hillsboro would do its American family takes home nearly 1,500 part in making a truly global difference. This ABOUT THE AUTHOR policy could even bring economic benefits. single-use plastic bags, each one used for an Ryan Smith is co-chair of the Hillsboro Youth average of 12 minutes. And when these bags Some studies suggest that grocery stores would save money in the long term, as customers Advisory Council and a member of the have served their purpose, they are discarded. Sustainable Shopping Initiative Subcommittee. It is no secret that plastic can last for thousands switch from plastic and paper to reusable bags. And reducing plastic bag use would benefit He attends Glencoe High School and enjoys of years in landfills -- and if it finds its way into playing video games, hanging out with friends, rivers, streams, or oceans, it can harm species the local recycling industry, where plastic bags frequently get tangled up in equipment and trying to change the world. Also on the we depend on. YAC hopes to reduce this subcommittee are Kya Dillon, Luda Isakharov, pollution by getting rid of single-use plastic -- a situation which not only costs the industry money but also puts workers’ safety at risk. Nisala Kalupahana, Hanna Kane, Julia Notz, bags in some of our Hillsboro checkout aisles. Tasha Robinson, and Kelly Xu.

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PRESENTED BY 5TH ANNUAL MANUFACTURERS SYMPOSIUM Wednesday, October 10th 8:00am to 10:00am (registration begins at 7am) @Intel HF3 Auditorium - 5200 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124 Meet the Mareinas - The Family of Four Seasons Bowling Center

Four Seasons Bowling Center has been a mainstay in the community at 322 SE Washington long before its current name. Originally Ruecker’s Bowl, circa 1950, it was considered “ultra-modern” and one of the nation’s best alleys. And it is thanks to the city of Hillsboro and the local community that we have remained, not just, in business for 40 years but a family business.

There’s something about a family owned and operated business that reassures you they take pride in their work. As a customer you know Left: Four Seasons Bowling Center 2000 Right: Four Seasons Bowling & Arcade 2018 you’re helping a local family succeed. Did you know Four Seasons to own my own business”, said Daniel. “Honestly, I never thought the Bowling Center has been family owned and operated for 40 years? bowling center was an option for me. But when my dad decided he was Our family has been about bowling for generations. We wouldn’t ready to retire, I told him I wanted it.” And so, on January 1st, 2017, even be a family if it wasn’t for bowling. Our grandparents, Don and Daniel and his wife Micaela took ownership of Four Seasons; the family Georgette Mareina, met in 1947 when her father needed a sub for the business was now in the hands of the next generation. company bowling team. He asked our grandpa to fill in and that was the beginning of a family tradition in bowling. Don and Georgette raised A new year and new ownership meant big changes. The first four their three children; Ellen, George and Julie in Southern California. bowling lanes were removed to make way for the addition of the arcade. During college, George bowled for San Diego State and it was during Currently with 23 games, a ping pong table and a spot reserved for a this time he got the itch to open his own bowling center. soon-to-be custom-built shuffle board; players can then redeem their tickets in our redemption room with over 150 prizes, including a Picture it, 1978. Gas was $ .63 a bowling ball, a Nintendo Switch and a Fender electric guitar. And we gallon; the first mobile cellular take winning seriously; we don’t purchase anything we wouldn’t want to phone is introduced in Illinois; win ourselves. and Grease is “the word”. And in the small town of Hillsboro, The addition of the arcade has brought new life to Four Seasons. Now Oregon, George Mareina, and then we are more than just bowling. We have created a family entertainment business partner Leonard Davis, experience. Daniel specifically designed the arcade to appeal to families. buy Four Seasons Bowling Center. “We designed it with a half wall so parents can bowl, but still see their When George and Leonard bought children in the arcade.” Four Seasons in 1978, downtown Four Seasons was created by a family for families. And it’s the family that Hillsboro was a different town. “The keeps it running today. Daniel is a very hands-on owner. In addition bank on the corner and everything to his 55-hour work week, he gives bowling lessons, drills bowling balls, behind us was the McKenzie Ford is a master handyman when needed and holds the high score on NBA dealership,” said George, “and on Hoops and Crossy Road in the arcade. Daniel’s older brother Robert the other side was City Laundry, returned to the business this past December and has taken an active an upholstery shop and of course, role in bringing new and exciting customer experiences to the bowling no Max.” In fact, there was so little The Mareina Men: At USBC National Tournament 2001 center. Their cousin Amanda joined the business five years ago and is Top Row (LtoR): Robert Mareina, Don Mareina, George Mareina parking, George would play valet Bottom Row: Daniel Mareina now the Catering and Events Manager. It is truly a family business we for the senior leagues. “They would expect to be around for a long time. When asked if he thought Four pull up to the front door on Washington and I’d park their cars in the Seasons could be around another 40 years, Daniel said, “ I’d like to hope lot across the street, so they didn’t have to walk very far.” Times may it can be.” After all, we’ve got another generation to go! have changed; but the family values and care for customers has not. All are invited to join us in celebrating our 40th Anniversary on Over the past 40 years while Hillsboro grew and evolved, so did Four Saturday, September 1st, 2018 from 12pm-4pm. Anniversary Seasons. They were the first in the area to introduce automatic scoring presentation to begin at 1pm. in 1984 and in the early 90s they were the first to go smoke free. The latest and most exciting change came last year with the addition of a brand new 2,000 sq. ft. arcade, the brain child of George’s youngest son and current owner Daniel Mareina. “It’s always something I knew we needed and the customers wanted”, said the new owner. “As a kid, my brother and I would spend our time in the arcade while our parents bowled league at Valley Lanes.”

Daniel Mareina began working as a mechanic at Four Seasons, at the Mareina Family: Quinlan, Micaela, age of 15. After some time away at college, he returned to the bowling Kingston, center and began working in the office doing inventory analysis and Daniel Mareina dailies. In 2008, he took over the day to day operation. “I always wanted Coming August 2018

Dear Hillsboro Neighbor, Our landscaping, which is unique to all our lighting, table service while dining in, and locations, will include a lagoon-themed contemporary color schemes that reflect After 44 years in our location on 10th Avenue water feature with a life-sized stainless steel the personality of the brand. Technological we are opening a new state of the art locally and glass sea turtle, stainless steel baby seal, enhancements will include a flat-screen TV, owned and operated McDonald’s this month, hand-molded glass starfish, and 5-ton granite digital menu boards, and self-service kiosks and we are very excited to be part of the Sunset boulders with bubbling water all surrounded for ordering. Esplanade shopping center. Our brand- by palm trees and lush vegetation. Designed new restaurant (located at 2090 SE Cypress and installed by local landscaping company We look forward to serving you and your St. at Tualatin Valley Highway) will have a Silverleaf Landscaping, LLC. families freshly prepared, quality food served contemporary/modern look and feel, our inside an environment that is modern, signature McCafe Bakery, 24/7-hour dual lane Inside, families will enjoy our popular dynamic, enjoyable and comfortable. drive-thru’s and digital menu boards. Playplace, comfortable seating and UTB Enterprises, LLC Hillsboro, OR 97006

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Call for Nominations – Reminder!

The Hillsboro Chamber is pleased to announce the first annual ATHENA Awards Gala to be held on Thursday, October 18th at the Embassy Suites-Hillsboro. Nominations are now being accepted for the ATHENA Award which will be presented to an exceptional individual who has achieved excellence in her/his business or profession, has served the community in a meaningful way, and has assisted women in their attainment of professional goals and leadership skills.

The Hillsboro Chamber believes in the values underlying ATHENA International’s philosophy of incorporating the talent and expertise of women into the leadership of our businesses, our communities and our government. The spirit of the ATHENA Award® Program is captured in a quotation from Plato, “What is honored in a country will be cultivated there.” By honoring exceptional leaders, others will be encouraged to excel.

Submit your nomination by August 31, 2018 – nomination form can be found online at https://hillsborochamberor.com/athena_awards_noms/

For more information on the ATHENA Awards Gala, or nomination process, please contact Stacy Ahlberg, Director of Special Events, by email at [email protected]. Leadership Hillsboro 2018-19 will begin a new class year mid-September. This class of 30 local business leaders will be exploring Hillsboro from the inside out as they take a look at every aspect of our city, what are the issues, who is working on them currently and how they can get involved on a deeper level. If you are looking for how you can make a difference in Hillsboro, Leadership just might be the right choice for you! The class only holds 30 people and once those spots are full, you will have to wait another year to join. Contact Julie Ames at [email protected] if you are interested in this amazing year-long program.

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