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MUST-SEE MURAL Recent Grant High grads make their mark on the neighborhood where they grew up. PAGE 10
IT TAKES A VILLAGE We Village has opened a flexible child care center on Northeast Broadway. PAGE 4 GET SUGARED Anna Long at The Portland Girl uses a mix of sugar, lemon juice and water to remove BEAUTIFUL BOOKS Artist and writer Marilyn unwanted LUX LIFE Katie Robinson has opened Lux Boutique, a new,
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HSTAR DEVELOPMENT NEWS The Hollywood Star News Efforts to curb residential Lewis, 61, as a suspect in the death of his Serving North and Northeast tenant Renée Standidge, 59. Police found Portland Metropolitan Neighborhoods. demolition continue Standidge’s body in the basement of the Published monthly in Northeast Portland. Barbara Strunk of United house that was razed. www.star-news.info Neighborhoods for Reform, a citywide Victor Remmers of Everett Custom coalition of neighborhood representatives Homes told the Hollywood Star News that Mailing Address pushing review and tightening of he acquired the property earlier this year 2000 N.E. 42nd Ave. PMB 142 Portland’s real property demolition and will build three new houses on larger, Portland, OR 97213 regulations, told the Hollywood Star 40-foot-wide lots. The four-square vintage Office Address News that UNR is promoting reform of lot American structures will have three 3939 N.E. Hancock, Suite 303 splitting, residential infill and accessory bedrooms, two-and-one-half baths and Portland, OR 97213 dwelling regulations. individual driveways to detached garages To prevent demolitions spurred by in the backyards. Phone 503-282-9392 existing allowable lot-splitting, UNR Remmers said Everett Homes secured Mary DeHart Owner and Publisher urged residents to write Portland City BY PHILL COLOMBO a demolition permit at the beginning [email protected] Commissioners, asking them to remove [email protected] of July after he presented his plans “lots of record” and “lot remnants” to a June meeting of the Roseway Larry Peters Sales Manager language from the zoning code’s Title several years and affirmed that ADUs can Neighborhood Association. “Reaction [email protected] 33.110 that covers single dwellings. help fill this void. from the neighborhood was generally Nancy Woods Editor Detailed information is available at To promote ADUs, UNR lobbied for positive,” Remmers said. “As a matter [email protected] http://www.fixportlandzoning.com/. ADUs to be “…limited to existing houses of fact, some said it was about time Strunk said Portland’s residential infill only. Allowing ADUs to be built at the something happened on the property. Phill Colombo process continues to seek members for same time as new construction can Even demolition opponents told me that Community Development Reporter the Stakeholder Advisory Committee. only act as an incentive to demolition. that house had to come down, so we’re [email protected] cleaning up that property.” “Neighborhood representation is very All the positive benefits that we feel can Kathy Eaton Community Liaison important, so UNR urges citizens to come from ADUs could be eliminated A neighbor watching the demolition [email protected] consider applying to be a member of entirely with this provision,” the letter at the beginning of August told the this committee,” she said. Information is recommended. Hollywood Star News that she and others Lisa Chiba Perkins available at http://www.portlandoregon. Strunk said UNR’s Demolition- were relieved when they learned that the Graphic Designer gov/bps/infill. Development Resolution, the result of a houses to be built would be compatible [email protected] with other structures in the neighborhood In a letter to the Bureau of Planning two-year effort supported by 43 Portland Ted Perkins and Mary Ann Seeger and that the property was finally being and Sustainability, UNR affirmed positive neighborhood associations, calls for Digital Media Production developed rather than being vacant. use of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). preservation of neighborhood livability, [email protected] “ADUs are a way to provide affordable sustainability and affordable housing. [email protected] housing or income to allow people to Neighbors, businesses invited remain in their homes,” the letter said. Three new houses will replace to review and comment James Bash and Janet Goetze “They are a way to increase density Contributing Writers Central Northeast Neighbors (CNN) (without teardowns) and preserve abandoned Roseway home coalition and Portland’s Bureau of Judy Nelson and Jane Perkins the existing livable character of a Structure demolition on a five-lot Planning and Sustainability will host Contributing Photographers neighborhood.” The letter went on to property at 3934 N.E. 66th Ave. began a review and comment session on two say that UNR is certain Portland has lost August 6 after the property had been Greg Schott Circulation discussion drafts of the Comprehensive far too many smaller, entry-level homes vacant more than a year. In early June Plan Update at the September 16 meeting Copyright Star Publishing Inc. in the demolition epidemic of the last 2014, Portland Police arrested Gary Allen of CNN’s Land Use and Transportation Editorial deadline: 15th of the month before publication Committee meeting. The discussion drafts Advertising deadline: are aimed at implementing new land use 20th of the month before publication directions in Portland’s industrial and Star News Publishing has many different mixed employment areas as well as the journalists who write for our newspaper and Campus Institutional zoning. web site. Many also write for other publications, Providence Hospital in Rose City Park and causes and organizations. Their individual employment zones adjacent to Northeast opinions and statements do not necessarily represent the views of Star News Publishing. 82nd Avenue in Madison South and Sumner/ Cully neighborhoods are areas included in the discussion. 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WeVillage owner, Karen Beninati, and multi-site director, Lauren Gorsky, have opened a fourth flexible, drop-in child care center in Northeast Portland to complement other outlets in the Pearl, at Orenco in Washington John E. Bauer, MD Anne M. Hirsch, MD Doug E. Renouard, MD County and Happy Valley in Dennis E. Bley, DO Janis L. Howatt, MD Laurel L. Simon, MD, PhD Clackamas County. Beninati and Gorsky supervise 30 Charles L. Darby, MD Marjorie J. Hrbek, MD Carol R. Stampfer, PMHNP child care specialists and Luis A. Valls, PhD, MD Charles M. Wood, MD hope to have 200 families enrolled by the end of September. (Phill Colombo)
framework to guide Portland’s growth and at the same time. Mary Lee Baker, MD Kristan C. Collins, MD Michael G. Mazzotta, MD development over the next two decades Beninati has evolved her responsibilities Hilary R. Basco, MD June M. DeSimone, MD Emily W. Puterbaugh, MD through 2035. to coordinating behind-the scenes George W. Bengtson, MD Melissa A. Hahn, MD Anne F. Vestergaard, MD The draft plan includes a land use map, operations, but she can still be found Kurt Kemmerer, PMHNP policy document and a list of needed welcoming parents and kids in her own public facilities, i.e., places where the personal, vibrant manner. Reminiscing city can invest in infrastructure. The plan about her 2009 efforts to attract clients in also looks at a broad variety of topics, the Pearl, Beninati said, “I made a point of including economic development, interacting with parents, hustling to seek Clytie S. Rimberg, MD housing, environmental protection, out mommy groups and let them know transportation, infrastructure investments what WeVillage could offer them and and community involvement. Several their children.” She joined and became public facility plans identify needed an active member of neighborhood transportation improvements (such as associations and business groups. As sidewalks, bikeways and new transit lines) explained on the WeVillage web page, as well as improvements to parks and www.wevillage.com, it’s “…flexible child public buildings; and water, storm-water care when you need it.” Children between and sewer configurations. the ages of six weeks and 12 years are the target market. WeVillage flexible daycare Lauren Gorsky, WeVillage multi-site opens fourth facility coordinator and director of the Northeast What she began six years ago as facility, operates pre-school classes for WeVillage, a fledgling drop-in daycare in youngsters just learning to hold writing the Pearl district of Northwest Portland, instruments and recognize numbers, owner Karen Beninati has developed into letters and words. “Our approach,” Gorsky a four-site business employing 30 child explained, “is non-academic, engaging care specialists. The most recent opening the preschoolers in conversations and on August 10 at 1901 N.E. Broadway hands-on exercises about what’s to be complemented the other sites, the Pearl, learned before they get to kindergarten Orenco in Washington County and Happy and integrating that with play.” Valley in Clackamas County, to provide Beninati said about 30 new families join “full, creative care—not just hanging out” WeVillage weekly, and she expects to have for the children of 5,000 families. 200 or so enrolled at the Northeast center Beninati told the Hollywood Star News by the end of September. she saw a huge gap in child care, “…when “We’re especially looking forward to my son Luca was young. I could not find providing after-school care where we help one place that I felt comfortable about youngsters up to age 12 with homework.” leaving him.” She added “I wanted to WeVillage, a state licensed operation, provide an environment where parents is located within walking distance of wanted to leave their kids and kids wanted several grade schools. Hours are extended to go.” Her early work as a movie producer to 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays to in California gave her the skills to produce accommodate parents in need of evening another kind of product to enhance the child care. Beninati said special movie lives of youngsters and help their families nights are planned for those evening hours.
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Erika Reagor will open a new restaurant, Thrive Sauce and Bowls, in the space BY TED PERKINS at 4641 N.E. Fremont St. with a “soft” opening planned for early September [email protected] and full operations, with a full menu, of the Lion and the Rose Bed & Breakfast, anticipated to be underway toward the Small business is me. Steve Unger, and Lloyd Center neighbors middle of the month. appears to have been successful, as Regal As a small business owner myself, I know how important it is to find “I sure would like to thank everyone in Entertainment Group has announced smart new ways to improve your business. That’s where I can help by the neighborhood for giving us a go of it,” plans to continue to operate the existing putting together a comprehensive protection plan. Let my small said Firosz. “I do think that the new owners Lloyd Center 10 and IMAX theaters until of the space and their idea is awesome. I business help protect yours. Call me today to learn more about a new theater is opened. Discussions can’t wait to eat there a few times a week. I’d are underway with Cypress Equities, the Allstate’s Business Owners Policy. encourage all of our Beaumont customers management company for Lloyd Center, to come get brunch at Nepo42. We will take regarding new theater options at the mall. Mark Hall real good care of you!” “We will remain open at the Regal Lloyd Thrive Sauce and Bowls will be a fast, 503-288-0460 Center 10 and IMAX,” said Jerry Grewe, casual, family-friendly operation, focusing vice president of real estate at Regal 4421 NE Sandy Blvd. on healthy food. Entertainment Group. “Currently, we have Portland “We are committed to sustainability and many years remaining on our long-term [email protected] supporting local purveyors and farmers,” lease, but with the local revitalization said Reagor, who is a certified nutritionist. efforts we are reviewing various potential “Being fast casual, we hope to appeal to options for a new replacement theater that Ask about Allstate’s new Business Owners Policy. families, couples and singles looking for will continue to provide an exceptional an affordable, healthy meal that not only movie-going experience for our guests.” Subject to terms, conditions and availability. Allstate Insurance Co., Northbrook, IL © 2012 Allstate Insurance Co. tastes good but makes you feel good too.” 147082 Cypress Equities is updating the interior Reagor moved to Portland from and exterior of the historic shopping California in 2010 and has worked in the center at the heart of the Lloyd District, food industry for ten years. She has traveled in order to modernize what was once the to more then 20 countries, following her largest mall in the country, when its doors passion to learn more about different opened in 1960. cultures and food, with an emphasis on Both Cypress Equities and the Regal whole-food cooking that is balanced. Group have expressed a commitment to Reagor is busy, trying to get the doors continuing a strong presence in the Lloyd open on her new space as soon as District – and acknowledge a recognition possible. Her partner, Eric Garrett, is a of the benefits and advantages of contractor and has taken the lead on the maintaining a vibrant movie house in the tenant improvement project. They are community. using a lot of reclaimed wood and are “It’s an exciting time, with the emphasizing bright and cheery colors. modernization of the acclaimed Lloyd “I can hardly express how grateful I am District,” said Michael Wheat, managing for Eric’s expertise and acts of service director of Cypress Equities. “Due to for Thrive,” said Reagor. “I love this cute partners like Regal Entertainment, neighborhood. When I saw this location opportunities to redevelop the Lloyd with all it had to offer, I knew it would be a Center, while focusing on reconnecting perfect fit.” with the center’s history, are possible.” For more information, visit www. thrivesauceandbowls.com. Established credit union Regal cinemas will in Kerns gets fresh look Consolidated Community Credit remain in Lloyd area Union’s flagship branch at 2021 N.E. A petition effort launched by the owner Sandy Blvd. in the Kerns neighborhood
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Broadway Medical Clinic welcomes Michael G. Mazzotta, MD Dr. Mazzotta is board certified Katie Robinson has opened Lux in Pediatrics and Internal Boutique in the Medicine. He will be joining space next door to Tiger Lily Tattoo Broadway Medical Clinic to focus in the Hollywood on pediatric care. Dr. Mazzotta district. (Ted Perkins) has a wife and two children. He re-opened in August, after completing renovating this site because we believe enjoys caring for children of a major renovation designed to serve a in this neighborhood and we are very all ages. Outside of work, younger, tech-savvy demographic. excited to be part of its revitalization,” Dr. Mazzotta enjoys family time, “We are so excited to re-open this branch,” said Ellifritz. “We love the vibe of this has an interest in sports, said Larry Ellifritz, the credit union’s neighborhood, it is very Portland, lots outdoor activities and is an avid president and CEO. “As a community-based of good, down-to-earth people. Our credit union we want to continue to be a objective is that the building will be a runner. Dr. Mike will begin seeing fixture in the Kerns neighborhood. We have source of community pride, and we want patients in September. been in this neighborhood, in one location to welcome the local residents and be a or another, for over 60 years – so this area is financial resource for them.” home for us.” “This is definitely not a typical financial The Kerns branch is recognized as a institution. There are no red ropes cutting landmark for the building’s unique roof off traffic flow,” said Ellifritz. “Being a structure and its triangular shape. Scott credit union we have many of the same Edwards Architecture led the design on services as a bank, but our focus is helping the project. our members and our community, not “We wanted to keep the unique roof not making profits for stockholders. So, in only for its recognizable, landmark quality many ways we identity with this building but also because it functionally enabled ... it’s a little funky and we don’t think us to do some unique things with the new like or act like traditional bankers ... design,” said Brian Mares, Scott Edwards we think it is a good fit for us and the RegisteR Now! Architecture principal. neighborhood.” The objective of the remodel was to The Sandy location is the second of modernize the space and open up traffic the credit union’s branches to open or flow. Because the structure of the roof be remodeled in the past nine months. requires no columns, it allowed for plenty The Lloyd district branch opened in Fall of open space, as well as a skylight on top October 2014. For more information on of the building and large windows to let in Consolidated Community Credit Union, natural light. The core of the new branch visit www.consolidatedccu.com. Classes will be a technology center featuring iPads, iPhones and Android devices – as well as Lux Boutique large format touch screen televisions. opens in Hollywood Start “The building was built in 1964 by Security Bank and we purchased it from Bank of Katie Robinson has opened Lux America in the mid 1980s. So, the building Boutique, a new, used and vintage shop Sept. 14th! has been a home for a financial institution – offering home decor, jewelry and men’s for the past 50 years,” Ellifritz said. and women’s hats, accessories, shoes and “Prior to being a financial institution, clothing – in the Hollywood district. The the site was a Standard gas station – and space next door to Tiger Lily Tattoo at AGES 3 TO ADULT 4612 N.E. Sandy Boulevard was formerly going back even further the building was • Pre-Ballet/Tap • Tap • Jazz/Tap • Adult Classes actually in the shape of a shoe and served occupied by a Medical Marijuana Card as a cobbler and a restaurant.” Services Clinic. • Ballet • Jazz • Hip Hop • Performance “We invested nearly $2 million – CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 • Pointe • Contemporary Troup e
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Enjoy your Robinson had sustainability in mind when popular name seems to be Eddie Morgan healthy smile she opened the shop in July, and promotes Square.” Eddie “The Weatherman” the reuse of used and vintage items in an Morgan was a neighborhood icon who With extensive experience in effort to reduce unnecessary waste. died tragically in 1995. Cosmetic and Implant dentistry, “In addition to promoting green living Arnoud Van Sisseren, a consultant with Dr. Ortiz has a passion in Aesthetic by providing quality used and vintage Our 42nd Avenue, has facilitated the Dentistry as well as treating complex items, we will also be carrying locally community design process for the project Crown & Bridge, Dentures and made products including men’s and ladies and posted an idea board in front of the Partials. Call today and you’ll see why grooming products and jewelry,” said Morel building in May. so many people in your neighborhood Robinson. “The space was ready for me to “The ideas for the community plaza that NE Portland WeVillagetrust Opens their smile to Dr. Ortiz. July 8th use when I took possession. My landlord people gave us through the board, idea Irvington Professional Building Dr. Paul™ Ortiz DMD did a very nice job of sprucing the space cards, and many conversations inspired 2525 NE Broadway, Suite 200 Voted by peers to up – with new lighting and flooring – and our team to hold a making-day event,” said be in the inaugural list Van Sisseren. “We wanted to test some of Portland, OR 97232 of “Top Dentists” in a fresh coat of paint inside and out. The Call today tof lscheduleexibl an appointmente childc a r e Portland Monthly most significant visual change to the front the ideas in real time and used props and Magazine of the store is our beautiful, lighted sign.” temporary furnishings to organize the 503-234-7870 for 2011-2015 Robinson previously worked in an office space in front of the Spare Room building.” 1901 NE Broadway | [email protected] and has been reselling in the “That led to a more specific conversation Portland area as a hobby for more than about the use and design of the space. It a decade. She worked with her cousin at really brought the ideas to life. Some of the Ambrosia, in the Montavilla neighborhood, concepts that we tested are drawn up in #42 Care for your but when her cousin decided to move her our artist’s impressions,” he said. storefront to Beaverton, Robinson decided Van Sisseren sketched out three options business as you to find a space of her own that would be for the space. The conceptual drawings closer to home. were presented at community events to would your family. “The Hollywood area is a large and gather additional input. dynamic shopping area with something for “At Sunday Parkways, we gave away free most everyone,” said Robinson. “Honestly, ice-cream sandwiches and that resulted in the biggest draw for me was this beautiful more than 250 votes and comments,” said space that my business is in. The historic Van Sisseren. “This gave the team an even nature of the building complements what better understanding of how all the initial I am selling very well. I couldn’t have done ideas can evolve. We are still counting Together it without the help of my mom and all the votes and collecting input, feedback and let’s create a support that I got from my family. It’s truly addressing concerns.” plan for your a dream come true. I intend to have events Our 42nd Avenue hopes to wrap up the design phase in September and would business and the a few times a year and I look forward to working with my neighbors to provide a like to begin construction in the fall. They future of those great shopping experience in the district.” are targeting a phased implementation, who help it grow. For more information on Lux Boutique, with a rain garden and public seating to call 503-719-1069 or visit their Facebook be installed first. The team is working Kimberly Wuepper Rudick, CLTC page at www.facebook.com/h.luxboutique closely with property owners, business Agent or online storefront at www.squareup. owners, landscape architect Verde, and New York Life Insurance Company com/market/hollywood-lux-boutique. neighborhood contractors to make the 1825 NE Broadway project a reality. For more information, Suite B visit www.42ave.org. Portland, OR 97232 Community input shapes (503) 515-6043 42nd Avenue plaza design [email protected] Albina Bank uses ‘mob’ Thanks to community input gathered www.KimberlyWuepper.com mentality to connect with by the Our 42nd Avenue neighborhood prosperity initiative, design work is well customers, community Registered Representative underway for a community plaza in the In August, Albina Community Bank offering investments through Cully neighborhood, on a strip of land NYLIFE Securities LLC (Member launched an innovative BizMob FINRA/SIPC), A Licensed located between The Spare Room lounge program, designed to promote the and Morel Quick! print and mail shop on bank’s local, business customers while © 2013 New York Life Insurance Company, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010 Insurance Agency. SMRU496908(Exp.01/11/2015) Northeast 42nd Avenue. 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Oregon St. in the former Standard TV and raised in Portland, hence, BizMob was born.” and Appliance Warehouse. Albina’s market managers, Allred, Green “We opened in September 2013, so we’re and we know this community and Mary Edmeades began partnering nearing our two-year anniversary here in with businesses in their respective markets Northeast Portland,” said Dunlap. “I love with the goal of hosting a “mob” every sports of any kind. I watch a lot of sports, exceptionally well! Friday in August. The first two events but almost exclusively when my two kids were at GP Kitchen in the Pearl District are involved.” and Brew Line Coffee in Gateway. The last Dunlap has had a mortgage office Contact Heidi or Kevin today to event of the month was held at Rose’s Ice in Northeast Portland since 2005 and Cream in the Cully neighborhood. opened his new space on a well-traveled start your home buying journey! The events have been a marketing stretch of Fremont in order to give Peak boon for the small business owners and more visibility to the community. have brought in new customers while “We offer all sorts of residential mortgage strengthening existing relationships. options like conventional loans, FHA, VA, The bank is considering continuing USDA, no-down-payment loan options, the program throughout the rest of the jumbo loans and investment property year, possibly in concert with the Giving loans,” said Dunlap. “We focus on being Tuesday holiday event that they helped more knowledgeable than the competitors deliver to the community last year. so we can match the right loan to our “We always strive to be interactive with client’s unique situation and needs.” our clients and this program is a great Peak Mortgage is a division of Pinnacle way to demonstrate that capability,” Capital Mortgage Corp. with seven offices said Allred. “We are not the bank that throughout Oregon and Southwest just wants to provide a warehouse for Washington and a reputation for lending the assets of our customers. We want where they live. For more information, to celebrate and participate in their visit peakmtgnw.com. The celebration of a lifetime business. We are thrilled to bring this to our business community, and hope we Lloyd Center announces BEGINS HERE. can create a buzz around the city.” new general manager Albina is a local, full-service, Beginning in July, Bob Dye took the independent community bank with helm at the Lloyd Center mall as general Rely on your Dignity Memorial® a specific mission to invest in the manager of the Cypress Equities property. professionals to help you plan every individuals, families, businesses and Prior to taking the Lloyd Center job, neighborhoods of Portland. For more detail of a personal, meaningful Dye was responsible for the management, information, visit www.albinabank.com. send-off. It’s what we’re known for. marketing and leasing of The Shops at Wailea, located in Wailea, Hawaii. He also Peak Mortgage opens has a track record in the Pacific Northwest in former sweet shop and has opened and managed Bridgeport Peak Mortgage has opened a new office Village, Nyberg Woods and Cascade in the former Hattie’s Sweet Shop space at Station for CenterCal Properties. 4815 N.E. Fremont St. in Beaumont Village. “When I first moved to Oregon in The branch’s manager, Eric Dunlap, is well 1971, Lloyd Center was where my family known in the neighborhood as one of the shopped,” said Dye. “Coming full circle owners of Rose City Futsal. as general manager is an amazing and Ross Hollywood “I’m an Oregon native. 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Meetings and programs held in library meeting rooms must be www.mackinsab.com free, open and of potential interest to the general public. It is now possible to apply to reserve library meeting rooms from the (Hollywood Library) library’s website. I reached out to several groups that use the Hollywood Library to appreciate the library meeting room find out why they use it. because it provides a private space for us to discuss issues openly and honestly.” Democratic Socialists of America, Portland Family of Friends Mentoring, democratic-socialists-of-america- Trillium Family Services [email protected], dsausa.org family-of-friends.org, trilliumfamily.org Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) Trillium Family Services’ Family of is an activist political organization that Friends Mentoring program matches seeks to create a more just social order volunteer families, couples and based on democratic control of the individuals with kids age 6 through 9 for economy, the empowerment of working long-term mentoring relationships. For people, and the elimination of oppressive those families struggling with the daily structures based on class, race, gender, challenges of raising kids in poverty, and sexuality. offering their child the support and DSA appreciates the “library provides an involvement of an additional family or accessible meeting space that is open and person helps everyone thrive. Through welcoming to people of all backgrounds.” fun, weekly activities, mentors support PAULSEN’SPAULSEN’S They’ve been using the library to meet for kids by building more friendships outside Prescription Specialists PAULSEN’SPHARMACYPAULSEN’S Prescription Specialists years, moving from Belmont to Hollywood the home and modeling positive socialPAULSEN’S PHARMACYPAULSEN’SPrescriptionPhone Specialists 503-287-1163Prescription Specialists for a good schedule fit and a larger room for skills linked to academic success. 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They choose works share new and previous works, stories, • Gifts with themes and characters that provoke and demonstrations; select one theme discussions about the concepts of gender, each month to create at home and share race, sexuality, class, ability and more. at the following meet; attend galleries and The books chosen may affirm or disturb, events; and develop valuable friendships! and hopefully are thought-provoking, The Portland Artists Social Guild stimulating and challenging. has been using the Hollywood Library The Feminist and Queer Science meeting room once a month for the past Fiction and Fantasy Book Group has seven years. In addition to its perfect size, been meeting for five years. They found the group loves the large windows with themselves orphaned when their usual stained glass and the beautiful RACC bookstore meeting place restructured. artwork found in the room. They “tried bars, restaurants, and They said, “By sharing and talking other bookstores before settling on the about their artwork and processes at Hollywood Library’s meeting room. these meetings, many artists have gained Because the topics we discuss are often the confidence to show their work in provocative or controversial, we found local coffee shops and galleries and to other spaces inhibited frank discussion. be a part of group shows and events for We found being overheard could be the first time. All artists in all mediums, awkward or easily misinterpreted, from beginner to gallery represented, are WANT MORE? SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER! and could lead to self-censoring. We welcome to attend.” DELIVERED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING: WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO 12 THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS SEPTEMBER 2015 HOLLYWOOD THEATRE Bella sez... Theatre seeks memories, mementos from 90 years
The Hollywood Theatre will turn 90 years old next summer on July 17, Viva Lolita! 2016. (Hollywood Theatre) Arriving from Havana, my niece Lolita has raised the flag By Tom Vandel please contact Kristy Conrad at the over the Cuban Canine Embassy, offering free dog treats Hollywood Theatre board member theatre. You can send any photos, stories, to all seeking entry under the “wet paw/dry paw” policy. mementos, or memories to kristy@ Like a grande dame of the silent film hollywoodtheatre.org. era who is still sharp and in shape, the Call 503 234- 2119 Hollywood Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Reeling in the decades Hawthorne Auto Clinic, Inc. Blvd., will turn 90 years old next summer A true classic in every sense, the 4307 SE Hawthorne Blvd. on July 17, 2016. We think that calls for a Hollywood Theatre continues to be Portland OR 97215 birthday celebration – perhaps more than renovated and improved as the years one. In fact, a series of events are now in reel on. If the people who attended the the planning process – including 70mm theatre’s silent film premiere in 1926 www.hawthorneauto.com screenings and other special features – to could see the theatre now, they would be honor this longtime movie palace and stunned, astounded, gobsmacked! community icon. Everyone is invited. The 1920s were high times for the motion As part of the 90th-year celebration, picture industry. Movie theatres were grand the Hollywood Theatre wants to design palaces of entertainment. In Portland • First-class facilities • Located in the and produce a coffee-table book that on July 17, 1926, throngs of people came • Professionally HOLLYWOOD heart of will rewind the years and look back with by streetcars, bikes and Model Ts for the staffed Hollywood historic photos and stories about the opening of the theatre and a showing of Professional Center theatre. We are in need of old photos, press the silent film, More Pay – Less Work. It was 3939 NE Hancock St. • (503) 288-7757 • www.hpcpdx.com clippings, ads, movie posters, mementos a momentous occasion – for the city and and written memories of the Hollywood. for the neighborhood, which thereafter Did you attend movies there as a child? became known as Hollywood. Brian Wheeler Did you work at the theatre? Do you have The Hollywood Theatre was the last venue Attorney at Law anecdotes or memories of the theatre? in Portland built as both a vaudeville house If you or someone you know has and a movie theatre. Though “talkies” were The Real Estate Firm is NE PDX’s premier anything to share (you’ll get it back), not fully introduced until 1927, there was real estate and property management plenty of sound and action in the theatre Affordable Bankruptcy with live performers of all kinds, plus an boutique. From first-time home buyers, Stop: Foreclosure organist and 8-person orchestra. to flippers, to those curious about real We look forward to celebrating the Creditor Harassment estate as an investment, we handle it all. Hollywood’s 90th birthday next summer, Garnishment Call today for your together with neighbors, friends and Repossessions complimentary market analysis. fans who support the theatre and cherish (503) 512-0064 • www.macpcx.com its rich heritage. Thanks for playing an www.brian-wheeler.com 503.284.8666 important role along the way! 503-284-0994 www.staceywillsellit.com For more information: kristy@ hollywoodtheatre.org Legal Solutions THe HOLLYWOOD to Avoid the Expense Professional Center has: & Pain of Litigation Spacious suites Proudly serving the assisted living and memory Jim O’Connor Conference Room•Lunch room care needs of Southeast Portland since 2007 Private mail boxes Attorney & Mediator Professional staff and services Law & Conflict Resolution Comfortable waiting room E Convenient access 24/7/365 503•473•8242 Suites Available Soon! [email protected] SolveYourConflict.com Call 503-288-7757 for more information & to schedule a tour
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developed a proposal for the LNA board. Beaumont is following a new Residential Infill task force with citizen involvement to ensure that new or remodeled housing is integrated with the neighborhood. For more information: See portlandoregon. gov/bps/67728.
Photos by Judy Nelson Illuminating the arches Maria Blum sings with the Providence Stage Band According to Jim Edelson, LNA board at an outdoor concert at Laurelhurst Park. Blum, member since 2008, lighting the historic who’s been performing with the band for 10 years, Laurelhurst sandstone arches has been is the youngest daughter of 95-year-old Laurelhurst a decades-long project initiated by History resident Mary Jane Groce. volunteers and funded by sales from the The Laurelhurst neighborhood in annual Laurelhurst garage sale. Three Northeast Portland was platted in 1909 Neighborhood Association (LNA). sets of arches form the boundaries and is bounded on the south by Southeast Plans are being developed to repurpose of Laurelhurst neighborhood; there’s Stark Street, on the north by I-84, on the the grand home for a museum or no direct evidence that arches were west by Northeast 32nd Avenue and on conservancy, according to Green. constructed at the eastern boundary on the east by 44th Avenue. A residential Northeast 44th Avenue. Pairs of arches are area comprised of approximately 430 Historic district designation located at Northeast Burnside Street and acres, Laurelhurst is known by several In January 2015, when Green queried 32nd Avenue, Northeast Glisan Street and landmarks, including Laurelhurst Park, BY KATHY EATON residents at a general meeting about Northeast 32nd Avenue, Southeast Stark Coe Circle with an equestrian bronze seeking historic district designation of the Street and Cesar Chavez Boulevard, and a statue of Joan of Arc, and seven iconic [email protected] Laurelhurst neighborhood, Constance single arch is located at Northeast Peerless historic arches that serve as gateways. In the second largest floral pageant behind Beaumont volunteered to form a Street and 32nd Avenue. addition to stately homes and bungalows, Pasadena’s. In 2001, the park was named to committee to explore various options According to LNA board member Laurelhurst is home to The Holy Trinity the National Register of Historic Places. to preserve Laurelhurst’s beauty and Donald Gardner, the most visible Greek Cathedral, 3130 N.E. Glisan St., All In 1912, Portland architect A.E. Doyle charm. She quoted Jeffrey Tumlin’s book, evidence that the arches were once lit Saints Catholic Church, 3847 N.E. Glisan designed a home for then Portland mayor Sustainable Transportation Planning can be found at the pair of arches on St., and The Mann Old People’s Home, H. Russell Albee at 3360 S.E. Ankeny (Wiley, 2012) which stated, “If something Northeast Burnside Street and 32nd which was built in 1910 and is today The Street, overlooking Laurelhurst Park. is beautiful, we will cherish it, maintain it, Avenue. “You can see the wire going down Movement Center, 1021 N.E. 33rd Ave. In 1928, architect Herman Brookman and continue to improve on it.” the arch; there must’ve been a direct In 1869, William S. Ladd purchased designed a 17-room Mediterranean- The committee is currently gathering power drop at one time,” said Gardner. Thomas Frazer’s 320-acre Hazelwood style home for Harry A. Green, located information about historic district To reinstate the lighting, electricians Farm, originally a donation land claim. at 3316 S.E. Ankeny St. Nearly a processes to inform residents and will have to go underground and come Renaming it Hazelfern Farm, Ladd century later, when the Green home consider lessons learned from other up through the sandstone arches without later acquired additional acres for dairy became available for development, an Portland neighborhoods like Irvington, damaging the structure. The arches are operations, fruit orchards, and pure-bred anonymous benefactor purchased it which has historic designation, and not designated a historic landmark nor cattle raising. The Ladd estate deeded the for the community according to Sean Buckman, whose residents recently does the LNA own them according to property to son William M. Ladd whose Green, president of the Laurelhurst rejected it. To date, the committee has not Gardner. Volunteers have discovered investment company sold it for $2 million original cast-iron brackets to hold the in 1909 to the Laurelhurst Company. globes and have pursued cost estimates Named for a Seattle development called for cast aluminum replacements that Laurelhurst, the Company platted 2,880 would be cheaper and lighter weight. lots and was sold in 1926 to U.S. National. “We want to emulate the original look By 1935, all but 10 percent of Laurelhurst of the lights,” said Gardner, noting the had been developed. Laurelhurst arches date to 1909. Laurelhurst Park Coe Circle: In 1909, the city purchased a 30- Cleo Rumpakis the heart of Laurelhurst acre tract in the southwest section of shows the many Laurelhurst subdivision for $92,000. collections found Linda Kerekes, a semi-retired interior The park was designed by Emanuel in the Hellenic- designer and Laurelhurst resident Mische, Portland’s Park superintendent American Cultural since 1974, credits Dave Ferguson with Center and Museum who applied Frederick Law Olmsted’s which opened in pruning and weeding Coe Circle to a principles of natural landscaping. In 1919, 2006. The museum’s more manageable state when she took it was named the most beautiful park on collection includes over in January 2015. Kerekes coordinates the west coast by the Pacific Coast Parks Greek art and several groups responsible for maintaining artifacts and is open the Circle at the intersection of Cesar Association. Throughout the 1920s and for tours during 1930s, Laurelhurst Park hosted coronation the Portland Greek Chavez Boulevard and Northeast Glisan festivities of Portland’s annual Rose Festival, Festival. Street, including the Portland Bureau SEPTEMBER 2015 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS 15 HSTAR OUT AND ABOUT of Transportation (because it’s a traffic circle), Portland Parks and Recreation (which maintained the full sprinkler system in the circle until 2007, when 5736 N.E. 33rd Ave. · Portland funding cuts resulted in shutting down the (503) 249-3983 · mcmenamins.com water system), the Department of Urban Forestry (responsible for pruning and tree Free · All ages welcome (unless noted) maintenance) and the Regional Arts and Gary and Sylvia Groce work at Providence Culture Council (maintains jurisdiction of Hospital and live Nitro Coffee the bronze equestrian Joan of Arc statue). in Laurelhurst with now pouring at our gift Shop The LNA has approved Kerekes’ phased their dog, Wilson. plan for Coe Circle: getting the drip system Their home, built in 1932, has beautiful NEW MONTHLY functioning again, weed control, and decorative wood planting a formal floral bed around the beams in the living MOVIE SERIES! statue with drought-resistant plants to room and some of the Visit mcmenamins.com for showtimes bloom three seasons of the year. “In addition original lighting fixtures. Thursday, September 3 to landscape architect Erin Ray, we’re a home in Laurelhurst and raised five including folk music and dance, authentic seeking volunteers for work parties and children, who still live nearby. Groce worked Greek cuisine and pastries. According to Sonny Hess input from the Master Gardener’s program,” at Providence until she retired in 1987. Vasiliki Vlahakis, a Hollywood resident Blues said Kerekes. For project updates: See Groce recently recalled when their son and past chair of the Festival, more than Gym · 7 p.m. laurelhurstpdx.org/resources/newsletters. Gary was nine years old and started a 17,000 pieces of baklava are available for Tuesday, September 8 band with his friend, Paula, whose parents purchase during the festival. Laurelhurst living history owned Sylvia’s Italian Restaurant, 5115 Proceeds from the sale of food and An Opportunity Race Talks:for Dialogue Mary Jane Groce, who will soon turn N.E. Sandy Blvd., which has since closed. drinks at the Festival benefit the local The Resurgence of 95 years old, is a life-long resident of They formed Paula and the Pipsqueaks community according to Nick Fkiaras, Laurelhurst where music has always been in 1968 and competed in Dick Clark’s who also volunteers in the kitchen. “We Hate Crimes in America: Battle of the Bands. They didn’t win an important part of her life. She learned share proceeds with 15-20 organizations Charleston and Beyond the top prize, a Pontiac station wagon, to play piano by ear and her mother played throughout the metropolitan area, Theater · 6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. event recalled Gary, who lives with his family a piano and organ to accompany silent films including the neighborhood associations few blocks from his mother’s house. At an Thursday, September 10 shown at the for Kerns and Laurelhurst,” said Fkiaras. antique shop in Northeast, Gary recently Sellwood movie During the festival, attendees can sign up Beach Fire theater. found the original door to his parent’s Indie soul 1923 home on Hazelfern Place which had for tours of the cathedral and the Hellenic- In 1852, American Cultural Center and Museum, Gym · 7 p.m. her great been torn down. He plans to restore and which opened in 2006 on the second floor grandmother incorporate the door in his home. Saturday, September 12 of the church hall. The museum “honors traveled the Today Groce uses an iPad to follow the future by preserving the past” quoted Oregon Trail her kids and grandchildren on Facebook Halfway to museum volunteer Katherine Karafotias, from the and still loves listening to music. She a retired teacher and librarian. In addition ’ Midwest in a particularly enjoys hearing her daughter, St. Patrick s Day to old photos and artifacts, the museum Come celebrate with us! covered wagon, Maria Blum, sing music from the Big Band hosts contemporary artists. Bill Papas’ work Get the event stamp for your Passport. ultimately era with the Providence Stage Band. will be on display at the museum during MARY JANE GROCE settling near Thursday, September 17 McMinnville. Greek festival cited the festival and will remain on exhibit great northwest music tour Groce grew up in a small Mediterranean- as Oregon Heritage Tradition there until December. For information: See 10th AnniversAry seAson hellenicamericancc.org or call (503) 858-8567. style home built in 1923 on Hazelfern The Oregon Heritage Commission will Place and attended Laurelhurst School, jerry joseph & present a special banner to Katherine Providence neighbors 840 N.E. 41st Ave., built the same year. Ossey, chair of the 2015 Portland Greek The jackmormonsRock When the Depression hit, her father lost Festival, declaring it an Oregon Heritage A 10-year Conditional Use Master Plan Gym · 7 p.m. his job as a locomotive engineer and Tradition. The Portland Greek Festival is that runs through 2022 stipulates that moved the family to a small town in the the 12th event to receive the designation, Portland Providence Medical Center Thursday, September 17 Oregon Coast Range near Vernonia. “We which met the criteria of being in (PPMC) provide a forum with its neighbors Limited-edition lived in a tent until my father built a shack continuous operation for more than 50 in Laurelhurst and North Tabor to discuss Beer tasting that had no running water or electricity,” years, demonstrated a public profile and issues of concern. A Transportation 5 p.m. ‘til the beer is gone recalled Groce recently. They held onto reputation that distinguished it from Working Group (TWIG) was formed as Boiler Room · 21 & over the Hazelfern house and reclaimed it after routine events, and added to the livability part of the Good Neighbor Agreement Sunday, September 20 the Depression was over and the family and identity of the state. and is chaired by Laurelhurst resident Jim returned to Portland. According to Mary Maletis, past chair of Parker. According to PPMC’s Public Affairs Oktoberfest Groce met her future husband at the Portland Greek Festival, the Festival Manager, Jean Marks, PPMC has worked Accordionist Doug Stickler Carmen’s, a popular bar that now houses started in 1952 as a humble bazaar and diligently to reduce the number of single Haldemann’s Oompah Boys · Three For Silver The Talbott Brothers · Chervona Bambino Realty Trust Group, Inc., 3902 N.E. Sandy raised $5,000. Today, 15,000 people attend occupancy vehicle trips for employees Music starts at noon Blvd. Six months after they married in 1942, one of the largest Greek festivals on the commuting to their campus from 88 he joined the Army Signal Corps and served West Coast according to Cleo Rumpakis. percent in 1996 to 68 percent today. PPMC Thursday, September 24 in the South Pacific. Groce went to work The three-day festival located on the offers several alternatives to employees at Providence Hospital, which provided grounds of Holy Trinity Greek Cathedral, The Tara Novellas as well as the public to reduce traffic and Indie folk employees housing and wages during 3131 N.E. Glisan St., is a cultural event environmental impacts to the community. wartime. After the war, the Groces bought Gym · 7 p.m. that celebrates rich Greek traditions, Because employees are on campus 24/7, and staff are on-call for emergencies, Sunday, September 27 the hospital is not a typical employment Craig Carothers location with predictable hours like SongwriterS in the round retail sites. For more information about Award-winning Nashville singer-songwriter the Campus Institution Zoning Update Gym · 7 p.m. Project: See portlandoregon.gov/ Monday, September 28 bps/63692. The city is soliciting comments Nick Fkiaras transfers on the draft until September 14th. History Pub: melted butter into PPMC sought neighborhood input in “Portland Communists, a huge pot at the designing Providence Guest House, 4477 A Longshoreman strike, industrial kitchen N.E. Glisan St., which opened on August 3. located inside and the united states the church annex. Parker toured the newly opened facility and supreme Court: oregon Volunteers prepare was pleased with the results. 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Enjoy refreshments School and the Concordia campuses will and remembrances in the Art & Carol Wahlers offer the opportunity for the community Center for Applied Lutheran Leadership room. to gather and reminisce their Tiger, History Display: A Step Back in Time - Lutheran Blue Jay, and Cavalier days. It’s also an education in Portland. opportunity to recognize their shared 1:00 p.m. Special Chapel at Trinity Lutheran beginnings – Concordia began in 1905 as School followed by tours of the remodeled Concordia Academy in the basement of facilities. Trinity Lutheran Church and School. It all began in the late 1800s with 5:00 p.m. Concordia Stadium: Cavaliers Men’s Pastor Edward Doering, a young pastor Soccer against Linfield College from Illinois who arrived in Portland in Special Highlights: Trinity Lutheran School student Annie Bahr designed the T-shirt for the Luther Lap. (Trinity Lutheran School) the summer of 1881. He made many Later in the afternoon or after the soccer game hazardous and difficult trips throughout and visiting at the Concordia Ale House. accent the festivities at 10 a.m., and all head on over to the Concordia Ale House the Willamette Valley on horseback, The next day will start early at 9 am at alumni and friends are invited to enjoy and enjoy a “Martin Luther Discount” on their making contacts with Lutherans in Salem, Trinity Lutheran Church and School with special guest speaker, Northwest District famous burgers all weekend long. Albany, Eugene and Mt. Angel, but it was “The Luther Lap” a 2.28-mile walk/run President Rev. Paul Linnemann, an Saturday, September 12 in Portland that Missionary Doering saw with the Tiger Marching Band leading it alumnus of PLS and Concordia University. his work culminate in the founding of 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Luther Lap Fun Run & off and ending with a final lap around the The Sing Again Alumni Choir will Walk from Trinity Lutheran Church and School to Zion Lutheran Church in 1889 and Trinity practice at 9 a.m. and will be made up of Lutheran Church on December 10, 1890. Concordia stadium cheered on by the CU Concordia University. The Trinity Tiger Marching Cross County team. After crossing the Trinity Tigers, Blue Jays from Concordia, Band will lead the way to the CU field and the Today, the horses are long gone from LuHi, PLS, and Cavaliers. They will finish line, alumni are welcomed to the CU Cross Country team will help out. This is a Northeast Portland except for a few tie- perform under the direction of retired rehearsal for the Sing Again Alumni Choir free event for the whole community. down rings found on the curbs, but from music teacher, Dick Wrye (1972-99). The in the CU Fine Arts Building from 11 a.m. The Luther Lap registration & t-shirt size September 11-13 there will be activities to service will be followed by a potluck forms can be found online at TrinityPortland. mark the journey of Lutheran education to noon. Everyone is welcome to take a step picnic at Trinity Lutheran Church & org and at CU-Portland.edu. Optional $10 all weekend. back in time with a walk through display School at 5520 N.E. Killingsworth St. commemorative t-shirt designed by TLS On Friday there will be two special of history in the CU library and, of course, Join The Sing Again Alumni Choir! student, Annie Bahr. chapels, tours, alumni choir practice, a there will be birthday cake for all at the end. Contact Dick Wrye directly to be counted Concordia University (CU) soccer game, The Education Sunday Service will in to sing in the choir. Sign up pdf forms Alumni are encouraged to wear Tiger, Blue Jay will be on both websites. It is open to all and Cavalier gear otherwise. Tigers, Blue Jays and Cavaliers. Email: 11:00 a.m. to Noon Sing Again Alumni Choir Lutheran facts: [email protected]. Practice/CU Fine Arts Building Q: What is a Lutheran? Sunday, September 13 A. The name Lutheran is based on the Theologian, Martin Luther. Help rebuild the past by 9:00 a.m. Sing Again Alumni Choir Practice Q: Who was Martin Luther and how did he change the world? loaning your mementos for the 10:00 a.m. Education Sunday Service. Special A: Martin Luther was a German monk and professor. He has been called the “Father of the walk through history display guest speaker, Northwest District President Reformation.” He protested against the Roman Catholic Church and their sale of indulgences in 1517 Do you have letterman jackets, choir Rev. Paul Linnemann an alumnus of PLS and to fund the building of St. Peter. These actions set in motion reform within the Church and the world. records, trophies, uniforms, newspaper Concordia University, student guests, and a Martin Luther was the first person to translate the Bible from Latin to German for the ordinary man to clippings, academic awards, or anything Sing Again Alumni Choir performance under the feel closer to God. He then used the newly invented Gutenberg printing press to print the Bible to help else from your Tiger, Blue Jay, and Cavalier direction of retired music teacher, Dick Wrye. spread the word of God. days that you would like to loan to the Potluck picnic at Trinity Lutheran Church & Q: What does the leader Martin Luther have to do with the 1960s leader, Martin Luther King Jr.? history display? Then contact Becky School at 5520 N.E. Killingsworth St. Contact A: The great civil rights reformer, Martin Luther King, Jr. was born Michael King, Jr. His father had both of Sprecher, Concordia’s Director of Alumni Trinity for more information at Office2@ their names changed in honor of the great protestant reformer Martin Luther after visiting Germany. & Parent Engagement at 503-493-6454, or TrinityPortland.org [email protected].
Excerpt from The Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church and School 100 Year History 1890-1990 (The Birth of Concordia) by Don Sharadin The history of Concordia College (originally Concordia Academy) is intricately woven into the Dr. Sylwester, the school’s first professor and president for 41 years, was installed at Trinity history of Trinity and as such deserves a niche in this chronicle. Church on September 10, 1905, and the next day seventeen students were at their desks. On At the July, 1903 convention of the Oregon-Washington District of the Missouri Synod, some December 20, 1907, after completion of a building at the present campus site, the students were twenty-nine pastors, teachers, and laymen had assembled at St. Peter’s Church near Cornelius, able to move to their new home. Oregon, to hear about the progress made by their church and the problems confronting it. One The property for Concordia Academy was part of a land grant to a William H. Payne on February vital problem discussed at length was the difficulty in securing men to serve this vast wilderness 20. 1866. The 5-acre tract, part of the original 320 acre grant, was deeded to the Oregon and area called by those in the East, the Oregon Country. Just barely past the frontier days, as Washington District of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. civilization goes, with great sagebrush deserts in the east and limitless forested areas in the May 31, 1907. The original owners were Charles Schnabel and his wife, Anne. west this still appeared to be a region without a future. But the Mission Board of the youthful Accepting the property for the District was Rev. W. H. Behrens, Trustee for the Oregon and District saw otherwise and kept pressing Synod for more workers to take advantage of the many Washington District and the District President from 1906 to 1909. The Dedicators declared that the opportunities for the development of the church. Thus it was, at this convention that we first heard the now oft-repeated statement, “You must raise your own crop.” These were the words of a visitor property “shall henceforth be known as Heidelberg.” Within a few years all of the area became known at this session, Francis Pieper, the President of the Missouri Synod. as Irvington Park. A number of problems remained to be overcome before classes could actually begin, but in one The new building at the Concordia campus, serving as dormitory, cafeteria, offices and manner or another all were solved. Trinity Congregation offered the use of the church basement for classrooms, was intended to house the school on a temporary basis, one that stretched out a classroom, vacated when the new school was built at Rodney and Ivy two years previously. to 40 years. It was finally replaced with a modern dormitory, Centennial Hall, in 1947, and an A member of the congregation, Adolf Kuempel, offered to build an addition to his house where administration building, Luther Hall, was dedicated in 1948. the students could room and board. This house still stands, at 522 N.E. Morris St. The District was the sole support of the school for the first six years, after which Synod paid the The academy Board of Control, of which Mr. Kuhnau was a member for 26 years, had called a recent salaries of the professors. In 1923 it was offered to Synod, debt-free, and became a part of the graduate, F.W.J. Sylwester, of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, to serve as professor at a salary of $40 a Synod’s preparatory system. Dr. Sylwester served the school until the Lord called him home on month. The first music teacher was paid $10 for a whole year’s instruction of one class a week. October 26, 1972. SEPTEMBER 2015 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS 19 Get sugared at The Portland Girl
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Marilyn Stablein is an award-winning writer who has lived in six states plus India and Nepal. Now a Northeast Portland resident, she also is an artist, working in collage and artists’ books that have been shown nationally and internationally. Artists’ books are an art form that dates from the 1960s in the United States, although they appeared in various forms earlier in Europe. They aren’t typical tomes, of course, “They are art in the form of a book,” said Laura Russell, who owns the 23 Sandy Gallery, 623 N.E. 23rd Ave., one of the few galleries in the country devoted to artists’ books. They may be made from a variety of materials. Some are created with accordion folds, others with flags that unfurl when the book is opened, and still others are arranged in boxes that close like a book. Some start as traditional books that are altered with folded pages, or pages cut into shapes or butterflies and flowers added to bowed pages, as Stablein has done with one book. The binding is sometimes the artistry in a book. Stablein created one with a vintage silk stocking bag which, she noted, is already bound. In short, the artist book is a unique art object, Stablein writes in her new book, “Bind, Alter, Fold,” which is all about her art books. It’s a conventional book with a colorful photograph of an artist book on the cover. Stablein describes it as a 90-page art catalog with 80 full-page color photographs of her handmade artist books. It is available for $28 on her website, marilynstablein.com. Stablein will teach an introductory class in artist books through Mountain Writers Marilyn Stablein created an artist’s book by altering a conventional book with bowed pages where butterflies and flowers alight. Interest in artists’ books has been growing since the 1960s. (Janet Goetze) from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. November 14, 21 and 28 at the Multnomah the next half-dozen years. She painted, Mexico Book Award in 2010 for “Splitting Hedi Kyle developed appealed to me,” Friends Meeting House, 4312 S.E. studied culture, learned to read and Hard Ground,” a book of poetry, and the Stablein said. She has since gone on to Stark St. Enrollment information is at write two Tibetan calligraphy scripts and National Federation of Press Women create flag books, a style attributed to mountainwriters.org. The fee is $150. collected some of the items that appear in poetry book award in 2011. Kyle. When the book is opened, small “With all the e-books and other de- her various artworks. Stablein created her first book in “flags” with designs or information wave emphasis on books,” she said, “people are Several years after returning to the India to record dreams. She purchased from the pages. more interested in unique and hand- United States, Stablein earned a degree handmade paper and held the pages Stablein also has books with tickets, made books.” in creative writing from the University of together with stitches on the left side. programs, invitations and other ephemera Stablein was born in Los Angeles Washington in 1981. One of her books, Later, she learned it was simplified that form a memoir of a period in her life and started college in the 1960s at the “Sleeping in Caves,” is a memoir from Japanese stab binding. or a particular trip. University of California at Berkeley. After her years in the Himalayas where, among About nine years ago, she took a workshop “I keep written journals, too, but this is her freshman year, she planned a summer other adventures, she met the Dalai Lama. in Seattle with Hedi Kyle, a New York state primarily visual,” she said. “It’s like a time trip to Paris. She stayed for a few more She has received grants to assist her resident who is at the forefront of the artist months in Europe then decided to go literary work, which includes essays, book movement, according to Russell. capsule.” on to India and eventually to Nepal over fiction and poetry. She received the New “The folded books and the new forms Another book artist, Ellen Ziegler of Seattle, said, “It’s very compelling to mix this art form with language — to mix text Please join us Enrolling Now and craft, text and visuals. Sometimes for our Preschool- what speaks to you is the form itself.” 2nd Annual 8th grade Some of Stablein’s books are created in small class size limited editions and some are one of a loving teachers Oktoberfest kind. Collectors have discovered the art Saturday, October 3rd Shining Star Waldorf School form, she said. 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Events are listed in the order in which they will take place, followed by ongoing and upcoming events. To be considered for inclusion, entries must be submitted Calendar by e-mail to [email protected] by the 15th of the prior month. SEPTEMBER 2015 If possible, follow the format used in the calendar. Calendar copiled by Janet Goetze Papas paintings at Hellenic center Sept. 1. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Retrospective of paintings by Bill Papas who called his art “My Passport to People.” He was a London political cartoonist then began chronicling day-to-day events in Greece in acrylic and watercolor. Free. Exhibit continues through December. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, 2-5 p.m. Saturday, noon-1 p.m. Sunday. www. hellenicamericancc.org. (503) 858-8567. Hellenic- American Cultural Center & Museum, 3131 N.E. Glisan St. Guardino shows wood carvings Sept. 1. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Christopher B. Wagner works in carved, painted wood. Paul X. Rutz paints in oil. Their show is “The Tattooed” in the main gallery. Jennifer Joyce’s works, “Imaginary Landscapes,” are whimsical and colorful in the feature area. Free viewing. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. (503) 281-9048. www.guardinogallery. com. Guardino Gallery, 2939 N.E. Alberta St. Learn to prevent lead exposure Sept. 1. 6-7:30 p.m. A free workshop to learn how Paul X Rutz’s to prevent lead exposure in housing older than “Nurse” (oil 1978. Qualified participants may receive a free on wood) is kit of safety and testing supplies. Register at www. on display at communityenergyproject.org or call (503) 284-6827, ext. Guardino Gallery. 109. Community Energy Project, 2900 S.E. Stark St. Understanding electronic devices hmccoregon.com. Oregon Convention Center, 777 N.E. Sept. 12 and 13. Times vary. Alberta Street businesses East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. offer sidewalk sales. Sept. 14. 4:30 p.m. to midnight. Bridgeport United Church of Christ, 621 N.E. 76th Ave. Sept. 3, 10 or 24. 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 Cruzroom, 2338 N.E. Alberta St., will donate 15 percent a.m. Computer tutor John Lucas makes 45-minute Hear bomb survivor by Skype of sales to support Alberta Main Street, which develops Understanding your tablet appointments to help owners understand their electronic Sept. 10. 7-8:30 p.m. Hear an atom bomb survivor from the street as a vibrant, equitable and sustainable Sept. 17. 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The computer tutor devices. Schedule appointment: (503) 288-8303. Free Hiroshima, Japan, by Skype. Part of “Educating for Peace: commercial district. sets 45-minute appointments at 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m. but donations to the center appreciated. Hollywood Never Again.” Free. www.cu-portland.edu/libraryevents. and 11:30 a.m. Gain confidence and learn to understand Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Hagen Hall, Concordia University, 2811 N.E. Holman St. Magnolias schedules troubador your phone, tablet or laptop. Free. Register at (503) 288- Bike clinic offered for women Andy Daly sets Portland show Sept. 12. 7 p.m. Hear post-folk troubador Alex Wiley with 8303. Charles Jordan Community Center, 9009 N. Foss St. microbrew, wine or dinner. Tell the bartender “decanter” to Sept. 3. 7-8:30 p.m. Bike clinics for women may help Sept. 10. 7 p.m. Stand-up comedian Andy Daly, star of Gain enjoyment in life get $2 off the first drink. No cover. Magnoliascorner.net. improve skills and confidence for all areas of riding. the Comedy Central series “Review,” performs. Tickets Sept. 17. 10:30-11:30 a.m. Enjoyment coaching with Magnolias Corner, 4075 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Riders are grouped based on ability. Drop-in fee: $25. $17 advance and $20 day of show. (503) 493-1128. Carmen Farmer to gain more enjoyment in life. Free. www.LumberyardMTB.com. Lumberyard Bike Park, 2700 www.hollywoodtheatre.org. Hollywood Theatre, 4122 Vikings to serve pancakes Registration required: (503) 288-8303. Hollywood Senior N.E. 82nd Ave. N.E. Sandy Blvd. Sept. 13. 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. All-you-can-eat pancake Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Center shows plein air paintings ‘Madding Crowd’ film planned breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage, fresh fruit, Songwriter featured in festival orange juice, tea and bottomless cups of coffee. Adults Sept. 4 - 30. Plein air paintings by Chas Martin are in the Sept. 11. 1 p.m. View the film “Far From the Madding Sept. 17. 7:30 p.m. Hispanic Heritage Month arts festival $7, children 5-12 $4, under 5 are free. Children’s Nordic lobby. Free. Hours: 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday, Crowd,” starring Carey Mulligan and Michael Sheen. includes Laura Rebolloso, singer and songwriter, with story time begins at 10 a.m. in library. Norse Hall, 111 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Based on the Thomas Hardy novel set in Victorian Alonso at piano, Vladimir Coronel on percussion and N.E. 11th Ave. www.necommunitycenter.org. NE Community Center, England. $1 suggested donation. Pizza lunch at 11:30 Hans Barklis on the jarocho requinto and guitar. Festival 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. a.m. for $2. Order at (503) 288-8303. Hollywood Senior Director to visit film screening continues to Sept. 26. Program in Spanish and English. Learn about pet adoption Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Sept. 13. 7 p.m. View the film, “The Cockettes,” a Tickets, $15 to $28, at www.milagro.org or (503) 236- 7253. Milagro Theatre, 525 S.E. Stark St. Sept. 5. Noon to 3 p.m. Oregon Humane Society ‘My Old Lady’ film scheduled theatrical troupe of late 1960s, early 1970s in San Francisco. Director David Weissman in attendance. personnel provide information about pet adoption and Sept. 11. 2 p.m. See the film “My Old Lady,” starring Play looks at U.S. health care Tickets $8. (503) 493-1128. www.hollywoodtheatre.org. care. Free. Furever Pets, 1902 N.E. Broadway. Maggie Smith, Kevin Kline, Kristin Scott Thomas. A New Sept. 17. 8 p.m. A national touring production, “Mercy Hollywood Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. The Alkis perform at Magnolias Yorker inherits a Paris apartment with an unexpected Killers,” is a love story that looks at health care in resident who refuses to leave. Free. Information and America. Blue collar Joe grapples with care for his Sept. 5. 7 p.m. Hear the folk duo “The Alkis” with wine, Reduce stress with right foods registration (971)-285-6939. Charles Jordan Community beloved wife. Playwright Michael Milligan joins post-show microbrew or dinner. Tell the bartender “decanter” to Sept. 14. Noon to 12:30 p.m. Wholistic nutritionist Center, 9009 N. Foss Ave. Teri Sprouse will lead a discussion on how food conversation. A benefit for Health Care for All Oregon. get $2 off the first drink. No cover. Magnoliascorner.net Tickets $15 in advance at www.tickettomato.com/ Magnolias Corner, 4075 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Magnolias sets bossa nova singer choices can reduce stress and anxiety. Free. www. necommunitycenter.org. (503) 284-3377. NE event/2882 or $20 at the door. (503) 719-6055. NE Village PDX sets meeting Sept. 11. 7 p.m. Enjoy jazz and bossa nova music with Alberta Rose Theater, 3000 N.E. Alberta St. singer Maela. Full menu, with vegetarian options, plus Community Center, 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. Sept. 9. 7-8:30 p.m. General meeting of Northeast wine or microbrew. Tell the bartender “decanter” to get Learn painting techniques Book teaches perseverance Village PDX, a non-profit dedicated to helping people live Sept. 18. 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 a.m. A book, “Fly,” a $2 off the first drink. No cover. Magnoliascorner.net. Sept. 14. 3-5 p.m. “Paint Your Own Van Gogh” is a independently in their own homes surrounded by a caring simple story told in 12 action words, helps kids learn Magnolias Corner, 4075 N.E. Sandy Blvd. guided workshop teaching acrylic paint skills and a little community. Free. Information: www.nevillagepdx.org. Rose about perseverance. Kids hear the book then crawl, dig, art history while participants create their own version of City Park United Methodist Church, 5830 N.E. Alameda. Work on resume at library roll and jump. Free. (503) 988-5370. Kenton library, a Van Gogh landscape. Free. Registration required in the Author to read melded fairy tale Sept. 12. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Meet with an 8226 N. Denver Ave. experienced volunteer for one-on-one help in writing a library or call (503) 988-5234. Gregory Heights library, Sept. 10. 3:30 p.m. Author A.A. Livingston reads from resume. Bring a paper copy of a resume, if available. 7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Songwriter booked at Magnolias her new book, “B.Bear and Lolly: Catch that Cookie.” Free. Register for a 30-minute session in the library or Sept. 18. 7 p.m. Hear singer-songwriter Tim Uecker over The story melds the former Goldilocks and Baby Bear Author to discuss Meyer bio call (503) 988-5234. North Portland library, 512 N. wine, microbrew or dinner. Tell the bartender “decanter” to tale with the Gingerbread Man in a search for perfect Sept. 15. 6:15-7:45 p.m. Meet Fred Leeson of Portland, Killingsworth St. get $2 off the first drink. No cover. Magnoliascorner.net. author of “MY-TE-FINE Merchant: Fred Meyer’s Retail porridge. A craft will follow the story. Free. (503) 954- Magnolias Corner, 4075 N.E. Sandy Blvd. 2354. www.greenbeanbookspdx.com. Green Bean Warehouse sets community tour Revolution.” Free. (503) 988-5394. North Portland library, Books, 1600 N.E. Alberta St. Sept. 12. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tour the Community Warehouse, 512 N. Killingsworth St. First Nations arts set for festival Sept. 18. 7:30 p.m. First Nations music, dance and Hispanic chamber to give awards which receives donated furniture and other household items Learn to grow native plants to distribute to families in need. Free. At noon, Gary Germer storytelling presented by Ed Edmo and Felix Chuma Pinguil. Sept. 10. 6-9 p.m. The Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber’s Sept. 16. 6:30-9 p.m. Explore the benefits of gardening will appraise antiques for $5 each. Shop the antiques store Part of the Hispanic Heritage Month arts festival continuing annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration will include dinner with native plants. Learn about common plant where funds help support the warehouse’s work. Www. to Sept. 26. Tickets $5 to $10 at www.milagro.org or (503) and awards to outstanding Latinos. A silent auction will communities, which species do well together and how to communitywarehouse.org. Community Warehouse, 3969 236-7253. Milagro Theatre, 525 S.E. Stark St. benefit the Latino Scholarship Program. Tickets: $130 help them thrive. A slideshow will highlight their features N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. members, $135 non-members. RSVP (503) 222-0280 and desired growing conditions. Free. Register at www. Benefit to aid Artichoke Music or [email protected]. Chamber information: www. Sidewalk sales offered on Alberta emswcd.org. Information: (503) 222-7645. Sponsored by Sept. 18. 7:30 p.m., doors open 6:30 p.m. Lisa Mann SEPTEMBER 2015 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS 23 and Her Really Good Band, The Cabin Project and Puppets to tell folktales 3605 N.E. 15th Ave. 288-8303. Hollywood Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Wilkinson Blades raise funds for non-profit Artichoke Sept. 22. 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Arts festival books Family to show Mexican roping Kids to learn volleyball skills Music to find a new space for its educational and “When Animals Were People” with Tears of Joy puppet Sept. 26. 11 a.m. to noon. Floreo de Soga -- Mexican Sept. 30. to Nov. 18. Various times. Ages 8 to 15 learn outreach programs. Tickets $20: www.albertarosetheatre. theater. Folktales of Mexico and Argentina are told in roping. La familia Mendoza presenta maniobras y bailes volleyball skills in a positive environment. Registration com. Alberta Rose Theatre, 3000 N.E. Alberta St. Spanish and English. Part of the Hispanic Heritage tradicionales de soga que se han transmitido de generacion required. www.necommunitycenter.org or (503) 284-3377. Month, continuing to Sept. 26. Tickets $20 advance www. Apply insulation safely en generacion. The Mendoza family presents traditional rope NECC members $51, non-members $64. Scholarships milagro.org or (503) 236-7253, or $25 at the door. Sept. 19. 3-5:30 p.m. A free Community Energy Project maneuvers and bailables of Mexican cowboys that have available. NE Community Center, 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. Milagro Theatre, 525 S.E. Stark St. been passed on for generations. Free. (503) 988-5394. workshop for do-it-yourself insulation applied in a flat Ongoing attic. Includes safety, air sealing, ventilation, insulation Avoid lead while remodeling North Portland library, 512 N. Killingsworth St. installation and potential help with costs. Register at Sept. 22. 6-7:30 p.m. Avoid exposure to lead paint Cartoonists to show new book Take off pounds www.communityenergyproject.org or call (503) 284- in a free workshop for those planning to scrape paint, Sept. 1. 8:30-10 a.m. Continues Tuesdays. TOPS Sept. 26. 1 p.m. Cartoonists Graham Annable, Vera 6827, ext. 108. Kenton library, 8226 N. Denver Ave. sand old doors or window frames or remodel pre-1978 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meeting. Monthly dues $5. Brosgol and Charise Mericle Harper celebrate the release housing. Register at www.communityenergyproject.org Information: (503) 236-7835. St. Michael & All Angels Labyrinth, healing service set of “Fable Comics,” with classic tales in comics format. A or call (503) 284-6817, ext. 109. Community Energy Episcopal Church, 1704 N.E. 43rd Ave., south of Sandy drawing session follows the reading. Free. (503) 954- Sept. 19. 4-5:45 p.m. Walk a candlelight labyrinth in the Project, 2900 S.E. Stark St. Boulevard. second floor Great Hall. Free. 5:30 p.m. A healing and 2354. www.greenbeanbookspdx.com. Green Bean Books, wholeness service, with music in the Taize tradition, in Author to read at library 1600 N.E. Alberta St. How to cope with anxiety the sanctuary. Free-will offering. (503) 287-1289. www. Sept. 22. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Meet Daniel Forbes as he Learn about iPad at library Sept. 1. 6:30 p.m. Continues Tuesdays. A depression and anxiety support group, Recovery International, is a westprespdx.org. Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 reads from his new book, “Derail This Train Wreck.” Free. Sept. 26 and Oct. 3. 1-3 p.m. A two-session class non-profit Cognitive Behavioral Training system to help N.E. Hancock St. (503) 988-5362. Albina library, 3605 N.E. 15th Ave. teaches how to use an iPad’s layout, settings, apps and cope with symptoms of a nervous imbalance, anxiety, more. Bring an iPad fully charged. Free. Registration Czar of noir film to speak Garden club to learn pruning depression, stress, anger, sleeplessness and other issues. required in the library or call (503) 988-5234. Hollywood Sept. 19. 4 p.m. A conversation with Eddie Muller, the Sept. 22. 7 p.m. Glen Andresen, natural gardening Free-will offering. Information: (503) 810-2789. www. Library, 4040 N.E. Hancock St. czar of noir film. Followed by a book signing. (503) 493- educator for Metro and KBOO gardening host, discusses recoveryinternational.org or www.selfhelptools.org. St. 1128. www.hollywoodtheatre.org/noir-city/. Hollywood pruning small trees and shrubs. Metropolitan Garden Funds to aid Zimbabwe artists Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, 1704 N.E. 43rd Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Club, gardenclubpdx.org. E-mail: gardenclubpdx@gmail. Sept. 26. 5:30-9 p.m. A Zimbabwe Artists Project Ave., south of Sandy Boulevard. com. German American Society center, 5626 N.E. Copper & Crow to perform fundraiser supports women artists and assists in health Play bingo on Wednesdays Alameda or 57th Avenue north of Sandy Boulevard. care and education of orphaned children. Dinner, arts Sept. 19. 7 p.m. Hear husband and wife duo, Copper & Crow, Sept. 2. 9 a.m. to noon. Continues Wednesdays. Play and crafts marketplace, silent auction, live music. Tickets: with wine, microbrew, dinner. Tell the bartender “decanter” Library sets publishing class Bingo. Information: (971) 285-6939. Free but donations $50 at www.zimbabweartistsproject.org or call (503) to get $2 off the first drink. No cover. Magnoliascorner.net. Sept. 24. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Become your own publisher in appreciated. Trenton Terrace Community Center, 4710 N. 232-7057. Olympic Mills Commerce Center, 107 S.E. Magnolias Corner, 4075 N.E. Sandy Blvd. a workshop on editing, design, distribution, publicity and Trenton St. marketing. Free. Registration required in the library or call Washington St. Climate activist to share story Tai chi aids balance (503) 988-5234. Hollywood Library, 4040 N.E. Hancock. Festival includes dance of India Sept. 20. 9 a.m. Marilee Dee, a public health nurse Sept. 7 and 9. 10-11 a.m. Continues Mondays and Sept. 26. 6:30 p.m. The students of the Anjali School involved with EcoFaith Recovery, Beyond Fossil Fuels, Maggie Smith film slated Wednesdays. Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance. 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For many people, Kennedy School is a good place for a movie, a Communication Breakdown burger or a hand-crafted ale. For others, it’s where they read about Dick and Jane, learned Palmer penmanship and ran the bases on the playground. Many graduates retain such warm memories of school days that they gather at an annual reunion in the gymnasium to see former classmates and recall old times. For about the past 10 years, the reunion organizer has been Valerie Mitchell, whose only year at Kennedy was third grade from 1974-75, the last year it was open as a neighborhood school. “I enjoy event planning, and I especially enjoy doing it for the graduates from the ‘40s and ‘50s,” said Mitchell, who still lives near the school. “They really enjoy it.” Like many schools, Kennedy was a community center where adults voted. A “victory garden” provided vegetables during World War I and newspapers and tin cans were collected during World War II. Mitchell remembers school carnivals Kennedy School, designed in 1915 in the Italian Renaissance revival style by architect Floyd Naramore, was rehabilitated by the McMenamin brothers. Tables and umbrellas are outside in with clowns and cake walks. She actually warm weather with lush landscaping. (Janet Goetze) won a cake at one event, she said. She liked the unusual ramps that information gathered by Tim Hills, age 88. classrooms were filled until 1980 with connected the school’s various levels. historian for the McMenamin brothers, Pete Ward, class of 1951, was another students from other schools being However, steps were added beside the who eventually rehabilitated the school. big league player from 1962 to 1970. remodeled. ramps in the building’s rehabilitation. Floyd A. Naramore designed the 1915 He also was a manager for the Portland The district planned to demolish the building, heralded nationally for the one- Beavers baseball team. Some visitors are surprised to learn the school but neighbors and former students story design permitting easy expansion Other notable Kennedy alumni school wasn’t named for the assassinated saw the building as a community asset. president but for John Daniel Kennedy, and quick exit in case of fire. were Amo DeBarnadis, class of 1928, Agnes Kennedy White, the daughter of J.D. an Irish immigrant who began buying Jeanne Erickson Armstrong, who the founding president of Portland Kennedy, and Melissa Cole Darby, who real estate after arriving in Portland in the attended Kennedy in the 1930s, sent Community College, and Dr. Martha mid-1880s. He owned land from 33rd to written memories to John White earlier Rohner van der Vlugt, class of 1921, an lives in the old Kennedy house, sought 42nd avenues, between Ainsworth and this year, including her struggles with early woman physician in Oregon. landmark status for the building, Alberta streets. story problems in math class. However, Martha Jordan, the first African- The preservation effort was slow but He built his home on Simpson Street she mastered them by fourth grade American teacher hired by the district, successful. The McMenamins turned the arrived at Kennedy in 1948 and stayed across from the school. Kennedy with the encouragement of Miss Grace building into a hostelry with restaurant, for a dozen years before going on to subdivided his land in 1890, according Connolly, who arrived at the school bars and movie theater. It was dedicated in 1917 and, when she retired in 1959, become a district administrator for early to his grandson, John Kennedy White, in 1996, the same year it was listed on the who grew up in the house his grandfather was one of the school’s longest-serving childhood education. National Register of Historic Places. built. He also attended the school with his teachers. By the 1970s, district enrollment For more information: mcmenamins. sister, Sheila, and brother, Ben. Steve Hutton, a Scotsman who was was declining. Kennedy closed as An economic downturn slowed the school janitor, was beloved by all the a neighborhood school in 1975 but com/kennedyschool development in the late 1800s, but J.D. students, Armstrong said. He once taught Kennedy knew a school and church would Armstrong and her friend, Marian Cofer, attract families to his home sites. In 1913, the Highland Fling for a school program. he sold 4 acres to the Portland school Historian Hills also credits the janitor district for $18,000, his grandson said. with helping southpaw Don Johnson, He donated land for the original St. class of 1940, become a right-handed Charles Catholic Church on Northeast pitcher after he broke his left wrist. 33rd Avenue near Alberta Street. Johnson went on to pitch for the New In 1913, 29 pupils began classes in York Yankees in 1947. He ended his career temporary buildings where J.D. Kennedy in 1958 with the San Francisco Giants. once had an orchard, according to Johnson died in February in Portland at
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Taiko is the Japanese word for drum and to participate in the event planned one female, non-Equity, age 18 to 30, with 21st Ave. The pub sings evolved out of the name of the art form. In taiko, rhythm, during the holiday period from mid- movement, acting and singing skills. impromptu gatherings of cast members melody and movement are woven together November to late December. The deadline Those auditioning should prepare a who wanted to continue singing after for an exhilarating musical experience. for submissions is Oct. 31, said John 20-second monologue and a 20-second, a rehearsals or performances, said Lisa The roots are in Japanese tradition and Halvorson, the show coordinator. More cappella song. Compensation is $500 per Santo, the office manager. taiko was used in religious ceremonies, information is available from Halvorson week plus housing and per diem on tour. “We are excited to be partnering with community festivals and theater. at (503) 252-0320. Rehearsal periods may be negotiated. Lift Urban Portland, whose mission is to Portland Taiko, founded in 1994, seeks “We want to encourage artists new to “Cloud,” by Carol Triffle, is scheduled reduce hunger and improve the lives of to combine traditional and contemporary the area to participate,” he said. “We’re May 19 to June 19, 2016. Available roles low-income residents of Northwest and compositions and choreography for trying to stimulate some new ideas and include four to eight male and female Downtown Portland,” she said. innovative work, according to its website: see new art.” performers, non-Equity, age 18 years to 50. Tickets to the pub sing are $10 per http://portlandtaiko.org/. The show will be at the 42nd Street Workshops will be scheduled in early person. Bring two cans of food to benefit Station at 2000 N.E. 42nd Ave. 2016 and rehearsals from April 1 to May Lift Urban Portland and enter for $5, or Organ in theater’s future? 18, 2016. Information about Imago is at bring three cans and get in for free. Half of With a $265,000 restoration of facade Imago Theatre www.imagotheatre.com. all proceeds from the pub sing will go to and roof, the Hollywood Theatre, 4122 N.E. schedules auditions Lift Urban’s fund to purchase food for the Sandy Blvd., will be able to add some details hungry and homeless, Santo said. Imago Theatre has begun auditions for ViVoce seeks new singers not available in its formerly leaky state. three productions, including two playing ViVoce, a women’s a cappella vocal The porch-side box office window can in 2016 and a third going on national tour ensemble affiliated with Portland Revels, Taiko names new director be reopened since rain no longer trickles into 2017. is auditioning singers, and Portland Wynn T. Kiyama has been named the through its roof. The theater also can The next auditions for non-Equity Revels is planning a pub sing to support a executive director of Portland Taiko, proceed in partnership with the Columbia performers, age 18 or older, are at 6 p.m. group reducing hunger. an award-winning Asian-American River Theatre Organ Society to install a Sept. 7 or Sept. 21 at Imago Theatre, 17 S.E. ViVoce is seeking experienced singers drumming ensemble. pipe organ because the organ loft is dry. Eighth Ave. Performers should attend only who can sing a part independently and read Kiyama’s responsibilities will include D&R Masonry and Anderson Roofing one audition, theatre officials said. Arrive music. Those auditioning will be asked to overall management of the company’s carried out the restoration work, which early to sign in, with a headshot or photos vocalize to determine voice and range, sight operations and finances, including included cleaning and restoring the 1926 in hand, they said. Additional information read a simple piece and sing an a cappella fund-raising, staffing, programs and theatre’s facade, retiling the period clay roof is at [email protected]. song, such as a folk song, hymn, aria or other community involvement. The office is at and repairing leaks throughout the building. A production of “Baudelaire” is scheduled choice, but no jazz or pop songs. 3230 N.E. Columbia Blvd. The building, placed on the National March 10-27, 2016. Available roles include The group rehearses from 7-9:30 p.m. Kiyama, who became director on Register of Historic Places in 1983, gained 20 movement actors, ages 18 to 50. The Mondays, from September to June, at St. August 1, has been assistant professor restoration support from the Kinsman compensation is a stipend. The rehearsal Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, of musicology and ethnomusicology at Foundation, the Jackson Foundation, period is Jan. 29 to March 9, 2016. 1704 N.E. 43rd Ave. Portland State University. 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