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OUT AND ABOUT This month, Kathy and Judy visit Delphina’s Bakery in Northeast Portland’s Cully neighborhood, where they find Molly Bailey and Tara Williams behind the counter in the building that originally housed Steigerwald’s Dairy. PAGES 14-15

SAY CHEESE Sandbox Studio has turned the Bison Building into a home for commercial photography. PAGE 10

FOR ART’S SAKE Jason Seale, here with his wife Julia Edge A PLACE FOR LEARNING Thanks to an unusual, cooperative DEVELOPMENT NEWS Phill Colombo and their daughter Sydney, was one of several artists represented arrangement with Concordia University, the students at Faubion has the latest on what’s up, or down,

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The Joy of Giving Angel Tree Walk Saturday, November 22 9–11 a.m. Center Court Benefit The Salvation Army at this “Fun Walk” when you donate an unwrapped A holiday fun walk led by Santa, with milk and cookie toy destined to bring a smile to a child in need. stops along the way. The walk Santa and his elves will lead the holiday walk will conclude with a holiday through Lloyd Center and the morning party, including games, music and fun! will culminate in a celebration with activities and crafts. Please bring one unwrapped toy per participant.

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[email protected] additional development needs additional a reform proposal that would be adjustments to zoning before additional disseminated for endorsement of Legal Solutions to development is built.” Improving neighborhood associations and Avoid the Expense transportation access to and circulation preservation organizations around the around the Island was given as an example & Pain of Litigation The Real Estate Firm is NE city, and eventually be brought to the City Don’t want to sell of what the DCP does not provide. Council. More than a dozen volunteered PDX’s premier real estate Characterizing the Columbia Slough as your home? and property management to serve, and Beaumont-Wilshire Land Jim O’Connor a “carcinogenic cocktail,” neighborhood Use Chair Jack Bookwalter will chair Rent it! Attorney & Mediator boutique. From first-time activist Bruce Campbell pointed to what home buyers, to flippers, that sub-group to review a list of more Call for a Law & Conflict Resolution he called an apparent contradiction in than 30 reform items suggested by to those curious about real the Plan: mitigating climate change and complementary estate as an investment, Summit II attendees, decide what should 503•473•8242 promoting industrial development. “You be included in the draft proposal and rent analysis. we handle it all. Call today cannot do both things!” [email protected] for your complimentary disseminate the draft to neighborhood Parkrose resident Joe Rossi, whose associations and preservation SolveYourConflict.com market analysis. 503.914.0717 family has been farming in Oregon organizations for their consideration. 503.284.8666 since 1880, objected to the designation BWNA Immediate Past President Al Ellis porterbrauen.com www.staceywillsellit.com of undeveloped farmland his family noted that the endorsement process will owns between Parkrose Junior High take a while to complete, but the group and High schools as a future light- hopes to present the proposal to the City industrial zone. “If it does get developed, Council no later than early December. it should be something nice,” Rossi told The group discussed the mission of the REGISTER NOW! the Commission. Southeast Portland Draft Proposal Committee, such as the resident Maryann Schwab contended basis for including items in the proposal, that there were “disconnects between whether to set a limit on the number METRO and Multnomah County in the of final items, whether to include a SE Quadrant,” using as an example plans “statement of principles” in the proposal, to relocate 242 families into the Central whether neighborhood association Eastside Industrial District. “That is not a boards should have an opportunity to good place for low-income housing,” the vote on each proposal item separately to Commission was told. give the committee prior to finalization of A final feedback-gathering session will the proposal or—to save time—if the As take place Tuesday, November 4, 4 p.m. should vote on the package as a whole. at 1900 S.W. 4th Ave., Room 2500A. 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This single-story building on what was once a triangular used- car lot between Northeast 27th and 28th avenues on Sandy Boulevard is planned to house nine micro-restaurants and retail establishments beginning February 2015.

The Hanson Family took ownership but skilled artisans are working more of Pal’s Shanty and moved to the south jobs with less down-time between jobs. side of Sandy in 1967, where they opened “I’m able to keep my sub-contractors on December 31. Youdkin said, “I’m busier, and we have jobs scheduled for excited, because this is Hot Lips’ thirtieth several months out,” Pasion said. One anniversary, so we plan on opening on downside of all the work available: home New Year’s Eve, too.” renovations may not be as inexpensive as A stage for live entertainment is planned five years ago. against the south wall. The eating area will occupy the east side of the restaurant in More eateries for lower full view of a brick billboard mural that Northeast Sandy Boulevard touts the Sandy Road Grocery store, which Transforming a triangular used-car was originally in the building to the east, lot into nine micro-restaurant and retail along with an ad for flour. Taking orders, places is a job for Northeast Portland’s bar service, kitchen prep and pizza ovens Guerrilla Development. Guerrilla has will be on the west side. dubbed the small building rising on the Yudkin looks forward to becoming part lot between Northeast 27th and 28th of the Hollywood community, joining the avenues on the north side of Sandy Boosters, the Neighborhood Association Boulevard “The Zipper” and plans to have and assisting organizations as Hot Lips construction complete in February 2015. does at its other locations. “We’re in this for The almost 8,000-square-foot, single- the long haul, and we’ll be working hard to story structure will have indoor common open at the end of the year,” Yudkin said. seating complemented by an outdoor Economy spurring renovations, patio with bike racks and fire pits. according to local contractor Northeast Community Center They can be seen on most any street lauds mid-block crossing in most any neighborhood in North and More than a few Northeast Community Northeast Portland these days: contractor Center (NECC) members and staff are and sub-contractor trucks and vans voicing excitement over a mid-block parked outside homes where they are crossing that provides safe passage between working. Buildings and grounds show nearby parking and the Center’s front door. signs of the reconditioning, and the result NECC member Kevin Jeans-Gail told The of these overhauls can be seen throughout Hollywood Star News, “Given the number the city. Portland is getting a facelift. of children and seniors that participate in Pointing to what he called “eight years NECC programs and the increased traffic in of pent-up spending,” Kevin Pasion, our neighborhood, we’re very excited about president of J Greb & Sons, Inc., told the new and safer passage.” the The Hollywood Star News that the Jeans-Gail ascribed the installation rebuilding industry activity is beginning of the crossing to “some help from a IT’S SIMPLE. JUST FITS to improve as 2014 comes to a close. kind-hearted city traffic engineer and Pasion said many homeowners opting to a strong push from NECC executive remodel rather than move are freeing up director Kim Montagriff and many INSIDE YOUR WINDOW capital that a frosty economy had tied up volunteer members.” The mid- block for a long time. crosswalk is located on Northeast 38th The extra work, according to Pasion, Avenue between Northeast Broadway and FRAMES WITH NO may not mean extra people working, Northeast Sandy Boulevard. MOUNTING BRACKETS. Come by Alberta Green House and experience �lbert� a higher quality of medicine

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Seale said, “The Southwest ignited a Participating artists donated 30 percent of passion in me for painting.” Seale enjoys their sales from the show to Bradley Angle, working in community with other artists, the charity selected by Re/Max. initially with Antfarm Studios in Raleigh, According to Bradley Angle’s executive where he apprenticed in large concrete director Deborah Steinkopf, when two women sculpture. When Seale later moved to – Sharon Bradley and Pam Angle – died on Chicago, he started a collective studio the streets of Portland in 1975, Bonnie Tinker group in the building where he rented an took action. Tinker founded an organization apartment in Chicago’s brownstone district. to help homeless women and others who Seale began creating paintings with thick were vulnerable to violence. In 2015, Bradley brush strokes and plaster-like consistency, Angle will commemorate 40 years of offering reflecting gritty city images. programs and services to help all genders, Seale missed life outdoors, so he packed races, ethnicities and ages. The domestic up his tools and with his dog, Blue, violence shelter, one of the first 10 in the headed out on a three-month road trip United States and the first on the West Coast, with two ground rules: no fast food and is located off-site at an undisclosed location. no hotels. When he eventually landed in Bradley Angle organization has expanded Portland, he visited an artist friend and to offer an array of programs through their Jason Seale in his studio basement with his wife, Julia Edge, a high-school English teacher, and their 5-year-old daughter, discovered home. Hawthorne Boulevard resource center at 5432 N. Albina Ave. Sydney. (Kathy Eaton) neighbors were friendly and welcoming. “Participants seeking safety, referral He found work at Olympic Foundry, to emergency shelter and long-term why victims stay. “If you peel away the can access multiple programs to achieve which makes municipal castings for stability from domestic violence are layers, you discern many reasons for stability, safety, social connectedness, and Portland and designed a light for the arm common reasons for contacting Bradley staying, including: financial, threats of gain control of their situation. Bradley of the St. Johns Bridge. Again seeking a Angle,” said director of advocacy Missy abuse, concerns for children and personal Angle’s economic empowerment program community of artists, Seale joined the Kloos. According to Kloos, a common safety, housing and employment. 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By James Bash For The Hollywood Star News Tuesdays Tucked behind Franz Bakery, Cadillac of Portland and Willamette Valley Meat, sits a huge warehouse called the Bison Year Round Building. It’s easy to locate because it sports the replicas of buffalo heads at the top of each corner. Their watchfulness 10am - 2pm keeps guard over several businesses that make their home in the giant building, including a nationally known photo production company. We’re talking about Sandbox Studio, 420 N.E. 9th Ave., which specializes in commercial photography Shandrea Gilchrist, for a number of well-known brands such studio director of Sandbox Studio. as Doc Martins, Bonfire, Nike and Bass. (Sandbox Studio) It was a quiet day when I stopped in at Sandbox Studio (sandboxstudio.com) and Most of the photos that are shot at location in New York, Gilchrist would make talked with its studio director Shandrea Sandbox Studio are used in e-commerce sure that one of the producers in New York Gilchrist. According to Gilchrist, Sandbox for advertising and lifestyle. would take the lead in that effort. Studio has 14,000 square feet of leased “We do our own productions as well as Photographer Tom Strollo and two space, which gives it plenty of room to run out to the community of photographers colleagues founded Sandbox Studio in San accommodate multiple photo shooting who work here,” said Gilchrist. “So we can Francisco in 1992. After shooting photos scenarios. The spaciousness means that rent to them. The community in Portland is for the firm for 15 years, Strollo moved to four photo shooting sets can run at the vast. It’s saturated.” the business development side of the firm, same time, and two additional sets can be According to Gilchrist, the number of giving presentations to new customers. shot under the 30-foot high ceiling that people involved in a photo shoot depends on “Our success is due to great producers,” runs down the center of the building. the volume of what you are shooting as well “The high ceiling allows clients to bring remarked Strollo. “Customer service is www.lloydfarmersmarket.com as the amount of creative intensity needed. a big part of it. Also, the internet has in a scissor lift,” noted Gilchrist. “Many “For example, if it is a room set and clients like the natural light. We are one created a demand for more imagery you are shooting bathroom sinks,” of the biggest studios in Portland with and content. Those market forces have explained Gilchrist, “but you want to do daylight access. Sometimes, there’s a lot worked in our favor.” it in an environment, then you need a going on here and we get to max capacity. Encouraged by the amount of work that WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO lot of people to help construct the walls. That’s when it gets pretty friendly.” they were doing in a Portland, Stollo and If you are doing more than one shot his colleagues decided to open a company that day, then the walls may need to be location somewhere near downtown. repainted or re-wallpapered. So the shoot They conducted a real-estate search, and will require a stylist, stylist assistant and the Bison Building popped up. It was merchandise handers.” constructed in 1938 and used during World Gilchrist manages operations but she War II for building ships for the war effort. also is one of Sandbox Studio’s producers. Producers gather all of the information Besides the big areas that are used and help with the budget of the project for photo shoots, Sandbox Studio has and coordinate the freelancers needed space for an equipment room, offices to complete everything. She has been in for development and a big dark room – Portland for more than three years. She called “the cave” – that is used for post- hails from Southern California and has production re-touches. worked for Sandbox Studio off and on for “There’s a terrific enclave of talent here,” many years, including stints in New York, noted Gilchrist. “This building houses Michigan and San Francisco. not only us but also Din Din supper club, Because Sandbox Studio is a national Merrell-Wolverine and studios for the company with additional studio locations Pacific Northwest College of Art. The in New York City, Los Angeles, San creative community is a big draw. People Francisco, Memphis and Portland, it can are moving from New York to live in access talent from all over the nation. For Portland, and that includes this corner of example, if a company wanted to shoot on the inner Northeast. It’s the place to be.”

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WELL, HELLO The park, named K-hunamokwst (the Chinuk Wawa name for “together”), will open in spring of 2015. The language was commonly used by Chinook tribes Photos by Judy Nelson of the Portland metro area. They settled and Kathy Eaton the area along the Columbia River Cully resident and artist Betty Durham uses thousands of years ago. Cully residents a computer screen in her home studio as a desire paved sidewalks on major streets, reference while painting . (Judy Nelson) Cully! according to Fuerstenau, who will focus on transportation infrastructure. International inspiration History for Our 42nd Avenue, NPI’s goal is to support local entrepreneurs, generate In 2000, painter Betty Durham learned “Cully is one of the most active employment opportunities and the Tibetan art of Thangka and, with neighborhoods in the city,” said Susan community redevelopment that benefit her husband, writer Marcus Thomas, Nelson, who moved from Concordia in members of the community. In the past lived in a Tibetan refugee settlement in 2003. Retired from the U.S. Bureau of 18 months, eight new businesses have northern India. She donated proceeds Land Management where she worked as emerged on 42nd Avenue, including Old from sales of images of Tibetan kids and a mapmaker, Nelson is in the process of Salt Market, Miss Zumstein and Cat Six adults. “What we take for granted here collecting information and researching Cycles. During this period, 70 new jobs wouldn’t approach their wildest dreams,” a book about Cully. “Lewis and Clark were created. For more information: See said Durham, who for 10 years financially recorded notes about a village where ne42pdx.com or call (503) 893-5542. supported a Tibetan elder. indigenous people lived seasonally on the Collaborating with CBA and Cully Durham’s been painting since age 12 and Columbia River from roughly Northeast BY KATHY EATON Farmer’s Market, DeMarco organized always has felt compelled to paint or draw, 42nd to 82nd avenues,” said Nelson. She’s the Community Harvest Festival, although she was retirement-eligible when interviewed 10 Cully residents, including [email protected] which took place on October 4 and she graduated from Pacific Northwest one woman whose late husband was a College of Art with a bachelor’s degree to roll out the pizza dough every morning. attracted 700 attendees. With a theme of descendant of Thomas Cully. multiculturalism and food security, the in Fine Arts. A life-long learner, Durham In 1846, Thomas Cully, an English “We kept many of the original recipes but celebration signaled the end of Cully’s continues to take classes at Hipbone Studio stonemason and farmer who moved to we’ve since added gluten-free products to farmer’s market for the season. where she takes life drawing; twice a month Oregon from Texas where he’d been a appeal to new customers,” said Hyams. According to CBA district manager she studies painting with Sanje Elliott in Texas Ranger, settled a 640-acre tract Laura Young, NPI investments support the Northeast Portland. between Northeast Lombard and Boosting local businesses retention and growth of Cully businesses, Durham and Thomas have lived in Cully Killingsworth streets. Cully and Anthony Portland Development Commission preventing displacement and preserving for 15 years and remain active. Durham Whitaker, an Irish immigrant, met created six Neighborhood Prosperity the neighborhood’s character. There’s practices yoga and pursues her interest requirements to gain legal title under Initiative (NPI) districts, with two located been a concerted community effort to in Nepalese Temple dancing. She taught Oregon’s Donation Land Law intended painting in their basement until 2013, but in Cully: Our 42nd Avenue and Cully root out establishments that were once to promote homestead settlement in the now offers private lessons. Unpretentious Boulevard Alliance (CBA). According magnets for crime and violence. For more Oregon Territory. Ultimately, Cully’s tract and unfettered by material things, to Michael DeMarco, district manager information: Visit cullyblvdalliance.org. included orchards, dairies, truck farms Durham and Thomas don’t own a car, and berry fields, according to Nelson. relying instead on Tri-Met, bicycle, Car2Go Leaving behind 12 children, Cully died in and walking. “I love the organic gardens 1891 after being thrown from his wagon blooming so vigorously in Cully,” said while ascending “Gravelly Hill” near Durham. “The neighborhood is thriving.” Northeast 57th Avenue and Sandy Road. For more information: Visit bettydurham. Anthony Whitaker settled a 640-acre com; to learn more about Nepalese claim adjacent to Cully’s tract near Temple dancing: Visit dancemandal.com. Portland International Airport and Delta Northeast Portland native and fiber Park. In 1861, his wife, Isabella, founded artist Jude Cornwell — along with her Whitaker School. Large lots within Cully husband, musician Michael Beach, were not bound by city regulations, and originally from Niagara Falls, New York the neighborhood was not annexed by – are tied to Middle Eastern culture in Portland until 1985. Cully became home their respective art forms. Each has a to many small manufacturing businesses, studio on Cully property adjacent to including the Steigerwald Dairy, which their home. “Cully is neighborhoody and now houses Delphina’s Bakery Cafe, 4636 comfortable,” said Cornwell, who found N.E. 42nd Ave. their home in 2001 while driving around In 1971, World War II veteran Bob and was attracted by the large lot. Cassady opened Bob’s Pizza, 4935 N.E. For 30 years, Cornwell has been 42nd Ave. After acquiring the business in producing wearable art made with 2009, Juliet Hyams, current owner of Bob’s silk-screen motifs. 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5736 N.E. 33rd Ave. · Portland (503) 249-3983 mcmenamins.com Free · All ages welcome (unless noted) Monday, November 3 Oregon History 101 How the Donation Land Act Created the State of Oregon and Influenced Its History 6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. event Thursday, November 6 Calico the Band with Redwood Son Tales of trial and triumph 7 p.m. Retired Portland cop and aspiring Tuesday, November 11 Country singer An Opportunity Berniece Johnson RACE TALKS:for Dialogue enjoys a cup of RACE IN THE WORKPLACE coffee at Fleur de Lis Bakery & 6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. event Café in Hollywood. Wednesday, November 12 (Kathy Eaton) Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America presents... all-women’s annual art show and sale, “We’re not a bar band,” said Beach, Marine and semi-pro athlete in basketball SFWA Pacific Northwest participates in Open Studios and hosts the who moved to Portland in 1988. “Outside and football. When she was 26, she Reading Series Say it with heART show from her home my studio, it’s very quiet and I can’t see decided to try out for tennis, a sport she’d with Django Wexler, every February. Say it with heART benefits anyone,” said Beach. A self-described never played. “Tennis and soccer were Daniel H. Wilson and Curtis Chen the Oregon Food Bank and attracts workaholic, he travels with his band about rich people’s sports,” she said. 6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. event neighbors who drop by to purchase gifts After the Portland Police Department one-third of the year. Thursday, November 13 for Valentine’s Day. For 20 years, Beach’s seven-piece revised physical requirements for female Cornwell is currently taking welding traditional Middle Eastern band named officers, Johnson took the test and was Freak Mountain Ramblers lessons and collaborating with a metal Arabesque has been performing every admitted to the academy. In 1986, she Hilltop rock as part of artist to replicate the designs of wearable Wednesday night for Portland audiences. became a cop, a job she’d dreamed about Great Northwest music tour art she creates. Where she once used “I’m just a white guy who sings in many as a child, and was assigned to cover 7 p.m. metal armatures as hangers to display her languages; I love the music — it’s not North Portland and Central districts. Friday, November 14 garments, she’s started to incorporate her about politics. I’ve been bridging the gap “The job was challenging; you never BREWERS DINNER IN THE LIBRARY! fabric into metal to hang on walls as art. Her since the 1970s,” said Beach. He’s observed knew what the day would bring,” said featuring Black Widow Porter work is found at Made in Oregon stores, audiences who’ve never heard his music Johnson. 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Arabesque performs at Hoda’s, 3401 S.E. “Angel on Patrol,” a true story published Tickets at cascadetickets.com com or call (503) 285-1875. in the anthology, Chocolate for a Woman’s Belmont St. every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday, November 16 Michael Beach is a vocalist, multi- “Belly dancers often accompany our band Soul (Simon & Schuster, 1997), relays ethnic drummer/percussionist and and enjoy performing in Hoda’s family- the account of how Johnson counseled a BRUNCH, A SHOW & MOVIE founder of Brothers of the Baladi and potential bridge jumper on the Fremont friendly venue,” Beach said. He also offers with Poison Waters Arabesque bands. “Baladi, which is Arabic Bridge and made sure he went home group classes and private drumming Enjoy the show while you dine on a breakfast for ‘folk’ or ‘country,’ is my baby,” said safely with his wife and small child, who buffet, fresh baked goods and more. lessons at all levels “on any drum you Beach, who formed the band in 1976. The waited nearby in their car. 10:30 a.m. doors; 11 a.m. event bring.” For more information: Visit Brothers perform both traditional and After 10 years, Johnson retired from the $21 · 21 & over baladi.com or call 503-288-4684. original Middle Eastern music featuring police force and set a goal of becoming Monday, November 17 vocals in seven languages: Arabic, Turkish, the first African-American female Country Armenian, Farsi, Spanish, French and Angel on Patrol singer. “My voice is different because HISTORY PUB English, using instruments from around Since 2007, Cully’s also been home to I sing contralto, whereas most female The Journey of the Pickathon Music the world. For the past three decades, an aspiring Country-Western musician, Country performers sing soprano,” she Festival: Past, Present, and Future Brothers has been successfully bringing retired Portland police officer Berniece said. Johnson moved to Nashville in 1996, 6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. event their music to festivals and colleges, Johnson. Johnson is the fourth of 16 but was discouraged after three years Thursday, November 20 as well as to concert and belly dance children born in Oklahoma. She first and returned to Portland to enjoy life in LIMITED-EDITION audiences. They’ve recorded 11 CDs, rented a room in Cully in 1981 and recalls retirement. Acknowledging her greatest with a twelfth one due out later this year. when it was a rough neighborhood. “It’s joy is helping others, Johnson may pursue BEER TASTING FEATURING: Their 2008 CD, Just Do What’s Right, was cleaned up since then, and is a lot more voice-over work for audio-books, cartoons, Black Sea Russian Imperial Stout nominated for a Grammy. friendly,” said Johnson. She’s a former commercials or video games. 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The Grant High School Marching Band will again march in the annual Ross Hollywood Veterans Day parade on November 11, along Northeast Sandy Boulevard, starting at 9:45 a.m. (Ross Hollywood Chapel)

troops will march. WWII Vet and Liberator The Veterans Day National Committee named grand marshal has selected the Portland parade as an official regional site for Veterans Day In 1974, a gallon of gas cost 55 cents. observances. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended The parade begins at 9:45 a.m., the year at 616. The Oregon Ducks football November 11 at Northeast 40 Avenue and team had two uniforms – one for home Northeast Hancock Street and travels and one for away games. And military east on Northeast Sandy Boulevard to veterans of the Vietnam War continued to Northeast 48 Avenue, where a memorial return home. flag raising ceremony will be held. It was also the year that Vernon E. Ross, Everyone is welcome to attend and founder of the Ross Hollywood Chapel, can register to march in the parade at decided to do something to honor all veteransdaypdx.org. veterans. So, he started a parade. And 40 years later, it’s going as strong as ever. Veterans Resources World War II veteran and Oregon native available at Dignity Row Brig. Gen. James B. Thayer of Lake Oswego Several veterans’ assistance will lead the organizations will have informational 2014 parade tables in front of the Ross Hollywood on November Chapel on Northeast Thompson Street. 11. Thayer, Included will be the American Diabetes 92, enlisted Association, the Historical Outreach in the U.S. Foundation and VFW Post 1325. Veterans Army following are encouraged to stop by with their the Japanese questions or pick up literature that may attack on be of benefit to them. Pearl Harbor. During direct About the Ross Hollywood combat he Single source. Local source. earned both Veterans Day Parade the Bronze Vernon E. Ross, then owner of the Ross Fits just right. and Silver Hollywood Funeral Chapel, founded the THAYER Star awards. parade to honor all veterans – past and At DDI Benefits, we provide a single source for everything you need to serve your In 1945, his present, living and dead – in 1974. Vernon, family or your employees. anti-tank mine platoon helped liberate a veteran of both World War I and World BUSINESSES LARGE AND SMALL the Gunskirden Lager concentration camp War II, wanted to do something to honor Health Insurance, full Benefits Administration and Payroll/HR administration. Just in Austria, rescuing more than 15,000 veterans of all wars, because “patriotism Hungarian-Jewish refugees. has dropped to the lowest level ever.” Just what you need, or a Total Integration of all three. All the services of the “cloud” “We are honored to have Brig. Gen. prior to the parade’s start on November providers, but locally owned and located right here in Sullivan’s Gulch.

Thayer as our grand marshal. His 11, 1983, Vernon Ross collapsed while FAMILIES & INDIVIDUALS standing at the base of the flagpole achievements and service symbolize what Open Enrollment begins November 15…what will you do? Healthcare.gov? Direct all citizen soldiers do for our country. Veterans Memorial he’d created. He died to carrier? Do you qualify for a subsidy? By phone, email, co-browse or face-to-face, I hope everyone comes to the parade later that evening after suffering a heart to honor them and their families,” said attack. Ross Hollywood continues Vernon we’re here to sort it all out for you. Angela McKenzie-Tucker, manager of Ross’ dedication to veterans by sponsoring parade sponsor Ross-Hollywood Chapel. the annual parade in Portland’s Hollywood 503.206.5654 ddibenefits.com ne broadway Other parade participants will include District each November. ne 15th ave [email protected] ddibenefits ne weidler the USO Northwest PDX Center, The ne halsey Beat Goes On and the Grant High School About Ross Hollywood Chapel ne 21st ave marching bands, women of Unit 70 Originally founded in 1946, Ross Navy WAVE veterans (aged 66 to 92) Hollywood Chapel has been a part of insurance benefits admin payroll/HR ne multnomah and the Military Vehicle Collectors club, the Hollywood district for more than 50 which will showcase a 1942 military years. It is part of the Dignity Memorial 2111 ne halsey street portland, or 97232 i-84 tank. In addition, the horse-mounted national network of funeral, cremation Buffalo Soldiers Moses William Chapter and cemetery service providers and of the 9th and 10th Calvary, JOIN, with committed to exceeding expectations a contingency of homeless veterans, and delivering a standard of service that veterans’ organizations, veterans’ is 100 percent guaranteed. It is located at WIN TICKETS: WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO motorcycle groups and Boy and Girl Scout 4733 N.E. Thompson St. 18 THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS NOVEMBER 2014 The Star Calendar is posted online every month. Check out our website at: www.star-news.info.

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. NOVEMBER 2014 If possible, follow the format used in the calendar. Concordia exhibits political in art lunch menu. Raffle tickets ($1) available for a chance to Nov. 1. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. “Art Gets Political: A Collection win an Apple iPad and other prizes. Contact parish office of Political Art” includes paintings, photography and for raffle tickets. www.allsaintsportland.org. All Saints mixed media. Until Nov. 14. Artists include Mark Bishop, Catholic Church, 3847 N.E. Glisan St. (503) 232-4305. Judy Waller, William Hernandez, Bonnie Meltzer, Jana Origami class slated Demartini and Joe Howard. Free viewing. Hours: 7 a.m. Nov. 8. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Make origami ornaments by to 1 a.m. Monday to Thursday; 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday; folding pretty paper into three-dimensional geometric 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; noon to 1 a.m. Sunday. shapes. Free. (503) 988-5394. North Portland library, www.cu-portland.edu/academics/libraries. (503) 280- 512 N. Killingsworth St. 8507. Concordia University Library, 2811 N.E. Holman St. Seniors can enjoy a free Native stories planned at library Guardino shows paintings, bronzes pancake Nov. 8. 1-2 p.m. Families can meet Dash’ka’yah, the Nov. 1 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mike Southern shows figurative breakfast monster woman with bad breath, and Coyote, who takes paintings and John Mayo shows bronzes in the main November many forms, thanks to Ed Edmo, a Shoshone-Bannock gallery to Nov. 23. Stan Peterson shows carved wood 21 at the poet, playwright and traditional storyteller. The Library sculpture in the feature area to Nov. 21. Free viewing. Hollywood Senior Center. Foundation brings the program with support of The Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Hollywood Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Fund Seating is Wednesday to Saturday; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. www. Senior Center) first come, first served. Free. (503) 988-5386. Gregory guardinogallery.com. (503) 281-9048. Guardino Gallery, Heights library, 7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd. 2939 N.E. Alberta St. and Thursdays to Dec. 4. Arthritis Foundation Exercise Friday/Saturday tickets $27 adults, $25 seniors and Women comics in show Program. Free but donation appreciated. Register with students. Thursday and Sunday tickets all $21. Order at Four storytellers to perform Hollywood Senior Center, (503) 288-8303. Class at Imago (503) 231-9581 or TicketsWest (503) 224-8499. Nov. 8. 7:30 p.m. Portland Storytellers Guild presents Nov. 1. 9:30 p.m. Siren Nation festival includes “Hell Leaven Community Center of Salt & Light Lutheran imagotheatre.com/homecoming.html. Imago Theatre, 17 “Sometimes You Have to be Your Own Hero,” performed by Hath No Funny! Women’s Comedy Showcase” featuring Church, 5431 N.E. 20th Ave. S.E. Eighth Ave. four storytellers: Maura Doherty, Barb Fankhauser, Avery Susan Rice, Amy Miller, Kirsten Kuppendbender, Joann Schinderle. 21 and older. Tickets $10 advance, $12 at Eat to aid Alberta Street Splash, view ‘Lego Movie’ Hill and Pearl Steinberg. Tickets $10 or $8 member, student. Hipbone Studio, 1847 E. Burnside St. door. sirennation.org/2014-festival-art-show/buy-2014- Nov. 4. 5-9 p.m. Radio Room will begin the fall/winter Nov. 7. 4-5:30 p.m. All ages may splash in warm water festival-tickets/. Funhouse Lounge, 2432 S.E. 11th Ave. season of “Eat for Alberta Street,” a series of events to while watching The Lego Movie. Free for members, non- Secret Society bills Jenny Finn Siren Nation plans art, craft sale support Alberta Main Street, a neighborhood non-profit members $10 adults, $5 youth. www.necommunitycenter. Nov. 8. Door 8:30 p.m., show 9 p.m. The Jenny Finn Orchestra organization. The restaurant will donate 15 percent of the org. (503) 284-3377. Northeast Community Center, Nov. 2. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Siren Nation’s art and craft and The Libertine Belles. 21 and older. Tickets $15. www. evening’s proceeds to the community. Information: www. 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. sale includes jewelry, art, home decor, accessories, secretsociety.net/. The Secret Society, 116 N.E. Russell St. albertamainst.org. Radio Room, 1101 N.E. Alberta St. ceramics, note cards. Free entry. sirennation.org/2014- Sacred, profane show in art books Organist to reveal musical history festival-art-show/2014-festival-art-show/Sunday. Photos to show Native art Nov. 7. 5-7 p.m. Artists reception for “Sacred/ Profane,” Nov. 9. 3 p.m. In “From Sea to Shining Sea,” organist McMenamin’s Kennedy School, 5739 N.E. 33rd Ave. Nov. 4. 6-7:30 p.m. Tracy J. Prince, scholar-in-residence at a juried exhibition of 52 juried art books by 57 artists, Jeannine Jordan will take music lovers on a journey St. Charles slates dinner Portland State University, uses historical photos to show focusing on religion and spirituality, exploring the through 200 years of U.S. organ history in music, artistic expression of Oregon Native Americans in basketry, dichotomy of often polarizing points of view. To Dec. 20. Nov. 2. noon to 6:30 p.m. The 64th annual St. Charles anecdotes and images in a multimedia performance canoes, longhouses, beadwork and rock art. Free. (503) Free viewing. Hours noon to 6 p.m. Thursday to Saturday. Church spaghetti & meatball dinner with salad, bread, with husband, artist David Jordan. Information: Patricia www.23sandy.com. 23 Sandy Gallery, 623 N.E. 23rd Ave. pie, coffee and juice. Wine and beer available for adults. 988-5391. Hollywood library, 4040 N.E. Tillamook St. Holman (503) 288-0353. Free-will offering. Rose City $10 adults, $5 ages 6-12, free under age 6. Take-out Hollywood slates 35mm film NECC plans ‘Cool Crafts’ show Park United Methodist Church, 5830 N.E. Alameda St. available. Information: (503) 281-6461. St. Charles Nov. 4. 8 p.m. Advance 35 mm screening of Christopher Nov. 7. 5-8 p.m. Fine Art and Cool Crafts show and sale Learn to operate iPad Parish Hall, 5310 N.E. 42nd Ave. Nolan’s “Interstellar,” in which earth explorers travel with refreshments and music. Nov. 8, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 9 and 16. 3-5 p.m. Learn your iPad’s layout, Workshop to teach weatherization beyond the galaxy to see if man has a future among the A variety of community artists and craftspeople join the settings, apps and more. Bring iPad fully charged. Offered benefit sale. (503) 284-3377. Northeast Community Nov. 2. 1-4 p.m. Learn to weatherize a flat attic in a stars. Continues Nov. 5 at noon, 3:15 p.m., 6:45 p.m. by OASIS Connections. Free. (503) 988-5370. Kenton Center, 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. workshop covering the initial audit, insulating process, a and 10:15 p.m. More times and in digital in following library, 8226 N. Denver Ave. days. $8 general; $6 seniors, students and children supply list, preparing the attic and getting cash incentives Storytellers invite listeners Vets Day parade planned to help cover the project cost. Also useful for those hiring 12 and younger. www.hollywoodtheatre.org. Hollywood Nov. 7. 6:30 p.m. Portland Storytellers’ Guild invites Nov. 11. 9:45 a.m. Veterans Day Parade, organized by a professional but seeking to cut preparation costs and Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. listeners, newcomers and experienced tellers to a Ross Hollywood Chapel, starts at Northeast 40th Avenue understand the process. Free. Registration required: www. Buckets to become drums potluck and time to hear or tell a 5-minute story. Free. and Tillamook Street, travels east on Northeast Sandy communityenergyproject.org or call (503) 284-6827 Ext. Nov. 6. 4-5:30 p.m. Kids and teens can learn drumming McMenamin’s Kennedy School, 5736 N.E. 33rd Ave. Boulevard, ending at 48th Avenue with a memorial flag 106. Hollywood library, 4040 N.E. Tillamook St. on buckets. Free. (503) 988-5386. Gregory Heights Cuban music due at theater raising ceremony. Information: (503) 281-1899 or www. Session to offer stress-free holiday library, 7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Nov. 7. Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m. Melao de Cuba, Luz VeteransDayPDX.org. Nov. 2. 3-4 p.m. Stephana Johnson, a certified simplicity Women artists to open exhibit Elena Mendoza and Edna Vazquez share the exuberance of Tony Starlight show for veterans parenting coach, offers strategies for a stress-free holiday, traditional Cuban music. $12 advance, $15 at door. www. Nov. 6. 6-9 p.m. Opening reception for “Natural Nov. 11. Doors open at noon, show at 12:30 p.m. Tony finding more meaning and creating calm connections albertarosetheatre.com/tickets.html. www.sirennation.org. Wonders,” a group show of Northwest women artists. Starlight and musicians will present a USO-style show of music among family and friends. Free. Registration required: (503) The Alberta Rose Theatre, 3000 N.E. Alberta St. Free admission. Albina Press on Hawthorne, 5012 S.E. of World War II and later to honor all veterans. A light lunch 988-5234. Gregory Heights library, 7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Hawthorne Blvd. Ski teams slate swap will be served. Free but canned food donations accepted Photos reveal Native American art Dinner to aid mother, child center Nov. 7. 7:30-9:30 p.m.; Nov. 8, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Nov. 9, for the Oregon Food Bank. Sponsored by Providence Health Nov. 2. 3-4:30 p.m. Tracy J. Prince, scholar-in-residence at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Grant and Cleveland High Schools’ ski & Services and the Hollywood Neighborhood Association. Nov. 6. 6:30-8:30 p.m. The non-profit Mother and Child Portland State University, uses historical photos to show teams swap, buy new or used winter sports gear. Portland Hollywood Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Education Center hosts a four-course dinner without artistic expression of Oregon Native Americans in basketry, Adventure Boot Camp, 1606 N.E. 37th Ave. gluten, soy or dairy. Prepared by Chef Abby Fammartino, Film fest slates ‘Cherokee Word’ canoes, longhouses, beadwork and rock art. Free. (503) wines by Seven of Hearts. Limited to 26. Tickets $100 Nov. 11. 6-7:45 p.m. Jefferson High School’s 988-5370. Kenton library, 8226 N. Denver Ave. Studios bill musicians each. Proceeds help year-end operations. To purchase Nov. 7. doors open at 8 p.m., show at 9 p.m. Swan Multicultural Film Festival continues with “The Cherokee Actress to perform in benefit tickets or make a donation: (503) 249-5801 or Sovereign music, “Crushed Out and Fault Lines.” 21 Word for Water” and a discussion after film. Free. (503) Nov. 2. 4 p.m. Actress Brenda Phillips will perform “NO motherandchild.schoolauction.net/fullmoonfeast2014/. and older. Tickets $12. www.mississippistudios.com. 988-5394. North Portland library, 512 N. Killingsworth St. Mother & Child Education Center, 1515 N.E. 41st Ave. MORE Pity Party Blues,” a one-woman show of music Mississippi Studios, 3939 N. Mississippi Ave. Views sought for Broadway future and story, to benefit Nelson and Helen Murray, who are Alberta volunteers to get training Nov. 12. 6:30-8:30 p.m. NE Broadway Business facing foreclosure on their home. Tickets suggested Liz Vice due at White Eagle Nov. 6. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Alberta Main Street offers a Association sponsors a community conversation about $15 or what you can pay. Order at (971) 254-5548 or Nov. 7. 9:30 p.m. Liz Vice in music. 21 and older. Tickets volunteer orientation for residents, business owners and [email protected]. $7. www.mcmenamins.com/WhiteEagle. White Eagle the future of the Broadway business district with three community members to work with the non-profit community Cafe and Pub, 836 N. Russell St. business district experts. A Venture Portland grant pays for Care cautioned with pills organization. www.albertamainst.org. Information: (503) their current study. Meeting in second-floor Great Hall in Nov. 4. 10-11 a.m. A pharmacist will outline for seniors 683-3252 or [email protected]. Alberta Main All Saints plans bazaar Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 N.E. Hancock St. how medications can react with one another and how to Street, 1722 N.E. Alberta St. Nov. 8. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The 59th annual All Saints Holiday Bazaar features works of more than 40 local Learn to reduce bad habits recognize the results. Free. (503) 288-8303. Hollywood Pinter’s ‘Homecoming’ slated Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. artisans and crafters. The Treasure Table includes antiques Nov. 13. 9:30 - 11 a.m. Gary Adams, PhD, will offer a Nov. 6. 7:30 p.m. Continues 8 p.m. Friday and and collectibles, a kids-only shopping room includes five-step method for decreasing bad habits, acquiring new Exercise to ease arthritis Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday to Nov. 9. Harold Pinter’s “The items for nickels and dimes, and homemade baked skills and improving interpersonal relationships. Free. (503) Nov. 4 and 6. 11 a.m. to noon. Continues Tuesdays Homecoming,” best original Broadway play in 1967. goods are available. A cafe offers coffee, pastries and a 288-8303. Hollywood Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. NOVEMBER 2014 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS 19 Albertina’s offers antiques, art by Legal Aid Services of Oregon and affiliated volunteer Nov. 13. 5-8 p.m. Shop for antiques, collectibles, gently attorneys. North Portland Senior Services at Charles used clothing, vintage and costume jewelry, artwork and Jordan Community Center, 9009 N. Foss St. more. Sample Missionary Chocolates, Apolloni wine, Lions plan 7 a.m. meeting Constellations Brands spirits, beer, hors d’oeuvres with Nov. 6. 7 a.m. Lloyd Lions Club meets every Thursday at live music. Free admission. www.albertinasplace.org. the Village Inn, Northeast 10th Avenue and Broadway. (503) 231-3909. Albertina’s Place, 424 N.E. 22nd Ave., at Glisan Street. Rotary to meet Paratrooper to discuss Entebbe Nov. 6. noon. East Portland Rotary Club meets each Thursday. www.eastportlandrotary.org. Rose Room, Moda Nov. 13. 7:30-9 p.m. Former Israeli paratrooper Sasson Center, 1 N. Center Court St. Reuven, who participated in a 1976 hostage rescue operation, will discuss “Operation Thunderbolt: The Miracle at Entebbe” and reflect on religious and ethnic tolerance. Sponsored by Portland’s three Chabad centers. UPCOMING $10 registration before Nov. 9 and $15 later. www. Youth actors plan musical JewishNortheast.com/Entebbe. Double Tree by Hilton, Dec. 5 to 20. Fridays at 10 a.m.; Saturdays and 1000 N.E. Multnomah St. Sundays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Oregon Children’s Film ‘Words and Pictures’ slated Theatre’s Young Professionals Company presents “The Nov. 14. 1 p.m. View film “Words and Pictures.” Clive True Story of the 3 Little Pigs.” Book and lyrics by Robert Owen and Juliette Binoche star in the film about an Everyone’s Kauzlaric, music by Paul Gilvary and William Rush. Based art instructor and an English teacher who compete. invited to on book by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith. Tickets $10 Students are to decide whether words or pictures are celebrate Fridays; $12 Saturdays and Sundays. Box office: (503) Thanksgiving more important. Free but $1 donation suggested to at the 228-9571 or www.octc.org/boxoffice. www.octc.org. In Hollywood Senior Center. Information: (971) 285-6939. Hollywood OCT Young Professional Studio, 1939 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Film at North Portland Senior Services at Charles Jordan Senior Center, Community Center, 9009 N. Foss St. November Fremont Fest slated 27, 3-6 p.m. Dec. 5. 3 p.m. Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive by Portland Church plans antique, artisan fair Donations Fire Bureau truck and pose for photos between 3:30 Nov. 15. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Antique & Artisan Faire are welcome, and 7 p.m. as part of Fremont Holiday Fest. Beaumont and attendees includes handmade items. Information: (503) 287-9426. Hardware will host a Santa Paws to take photos of owners my bring a Rose City Park Presbyterian Church, Northeast 44th dish to share. and their dogs. Make reservations for both photos. www. Avenue, off Sandy Boulevard. (Hollywood beaumontvillagepdx.com. Fremont Holiday Fest sponsored Fellowship offers holiday bazaar Senior Center) by Beaumont Business Association. Nov. 15. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Holiday bazaar. Indian tacos a Pacific Northwest Writer.” The book of quirky personal to share or donations are appreciated. Please make a Da Vinci plans art sale lunch served 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bazaar includes essays describes the challenges of work, family and reservation: (503) 288-8303. Hollywood Senior Center, Dec. 6. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Dec. 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Native American craft items, Christmas decorations, home in the Pacific Northwest. Woods is the editor of The 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. A juried show of arts and gifts from 70 artists, including baked goods. Lunch $6 suggested donation. Wheelchair clocks, ceramics, sculptures, photos, soaps and wearable Hollywood Star News. Free. Broadway Books, 1714 N.E. Crafty 7 plan studio sale accessible. Wilshire United Methodist Native American Broadway, (503) 284-1726, broadwaybooks.net. art. Live music, art activities, a cafe and student work for Fellowship, 3917 N.E. Shaver St. Nov. 28. noon to 6 p.m.; Nov. 29, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The sale. Free admission. da Vinci Arts Middle School, 2508 Learn to reduce energy costs Crafty 7 studio sale, featuring handcrafted jewelry, perfume, N.E. Everett St. Storytelling, drumming slated Nov. 20. 10 a.m. to noon. Learn to reduce energy costs art pieces, vintage-inspired wares and more. Information: Nov. 15. 10:30 a.m. to noon. American Indian and make your home more comfortable in a hands- [email protected]. Studio sale, 5603 N.E. 31st Ave. Faubion design proposed storytelling and drumming, with traditional stories and on workshop for stopping drafts, insulating windows, ONGOING Dec. 12. 5-7 p.m. An open house for community songs of the Kalapuya people of the Willamette Valley. preventing mold growth and caring for appliances. Free. members to comment on a design for a new Faubion Made possible by The Library Foundation and support Donations appreciated. (503) 288-8303. Hollywood Senior service hours set K-8 School, to be built between summer 2014 and from The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Fund. Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Nov. 4, 5, 7. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Continues Tuesdays, September 2017. www.pps.k12.or.us/bond/8497.htm. (503) 988-5362. Albina library, 3605 N.E. 15th Ave. Faubion school cafeteria, 3039 N.E. Rosa Parks Way. Smith to join senior breakfast Wednesdays and Fridays. Walk-in hours for North Portland Senior Services. (971) 285-6939. North Portland Senior Services in Teens to learn brush painting Nov. 21. 8:30-11 a.m. Multnomah County Commissioner Globetrotters due in city Charles Jordan Community Center, 9009 N. Foss St. Nov. 15. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Teens in grades 6 to 12 can Loretta Smith will visit attendees at a free pancake Feb. 21, 2015. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Harlem learn Japanese brush painting with authentic brushes breakfast. Free but donations appreciated. (503) 288- Law clinic to aid seniors Globetrotters will match their entertaining basketball and watercolor on rice paper. Free. (503) 988-5394. 8303. Hollywood Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. Nov. 4 and 18. 9:30 a.m. to noon. Continues first talents against the Washington Generals in a “revenge North Portland library, 512 N. Killingsworth St. Therapeutic Yoga offered and third Tuesdays of each month. Senior Law Project tour.” Tickets start at $18: harlemglobetrotters.com, Legal Clinic. Free. Call for information and 30-minute Ticketmaster.com, the Moda Center box office or by Aid offered for GED success Nov. 21. 7-8:45 p.m. Learn the Franklin Method appointment: Michelle Wilson, (503) 288-8303. Free phone (800) 745-3000. The Moda Center, 1 N. Center Nov. 15. 1-3 p.m. Gain an action plan for GED success. Therapeutic Yoga, using imagery, experiential anatomy service for Multnomah County residents, age 60 or older, Court St. — Janet Goetze Review computer skills needed, access free practice tests and reconditioning movement. Members $20, and study materials. An e-mail account and Multnomah non-members $23. Pre-registration required. (503) County Library card are required to participate. Free. 284-3377. www.necommunitycenter.org. Northeast Information: (503) 988-6318. Registration required Community Center, 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. in the library or call (503) 988-5234. Gregory Heights library, 7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd. Storyteller plans workshop Nov. 22. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Workshop with storyteller Labyrinth, healing service slated MaryGay Ducey: “The Company We Keep: Character Nov. 15. 4 to 5:45 p.m. A candle-light labyrinth walk in Development in Stories.” $50 general public, $40 Portland the second floor Great Hall. 5:30 p.m. A contemplative Storyteller Guild members and First Unitarian Church healing and wholeness service, with Taize music, in the members. First Unitarian Church, 1211 S.W. Main St. sanctuary. www.westprespdx.org. (503) 287-1289. Art, jewelry in holiday showcase NOW OPEN Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 N.E. Hancock St. NOW OPEN Nov. 22. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eleventh annual Women’s Film to focus on organ donation Business Holiday Showcase, including jewelry, art, lotions, Nov. 16. 2 p.m. Donate Life Northwest will host a soaps, lodging, books, candles, accessories. Also a silent documentary film, “Perfect Strangers,” about a woman who auction to benefit Oregon Humane Society. McMenamin’s wishes to donate a kidney and a woman who needs one. Kennedy School gym, 5736 N.E. 33rd Ave. Director Jan Krawitz will join a panel discussion including local living donors and recipients. Tickets $6. http://www. Church plans holiday dinner donatelifenw.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=7167. Nov. 23. noon to 2 p.m. A free turkey dinner with all the Hollywood Theatre, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. trimmings, but attendees may bring a dish, a grocery gift card or a donation. Please make a reservation: (503) Class to prepare ski muscles 288-8303. Hosted by the Wy’East Unitarian Universalist Nov. 18. Continues to Dec. 18. 7-8:30 p.m. A ski Church at Hollywood Senior Center, 1820 N.E. 40th Ave. training program for ages 13 and older to develop strength, flexibility and stamina to promote an injury-free Group to discuss ‘Akee Tree’ day on the winter slopes. $150 members, $180 non- Nov. 25. 6:15-7:45 p.m. Black Voices Pageturners group members. Pre-registration required. (503) 284-3377. to read and discuss “Akee Tree: A Descendant’s Search www.necommunitycenter.org. Northeast Community for His Ancestors on the Eskridge Plantations” by Stephen Center, 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. Hanks. Free. (503) 988-5394. North Portland library, 512 N. Killingsworth St. Author reads from Under the Influence of Tall Trees Senior center to serve dinner Nov. 18, 7 p.m. Local writer Nancy Woods will read from Nov. 27. 3-6 p.m. A Thanksgiving dinner, especially for “Under the Influence of Tall Trees: Humorous Tales from North and Northeast seniors. 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Music calendars are available at all of our businesses to invite the community Veterans and active service members Suite 230. mazzasclub.com. inside for some refreshments, specials, will receive a “thank you” from Applebee’s She will give those trying out the aids a activities and good cheer.” Neighborhood Grill & Bar with a free meal coupon to Freissan, the nearby German Salt therapy comes to Zama on Veterans Day, November 11, according bakery, for coffee and a treat. Later, they Zama Massage, 2149 N.E. Broadway, Quirky humor shines to the restaurant chain’s Kansas City, can return to the clinic for evaluation and has added salt cave therapy rooms to Missouri, corporate office. in new book of essays feedback. services that already include acupuncture, In addition, the Applebee’s Thank You This is an opportunity to “test drive” ashiatsu and a variety of massage styles. on finding one’s place Movement is asking friends, families a set of hearing aids, she said, that offer Salt therapy dates back to ancient Readers seeking funny short essays on and neighbors to submit stories at many features to assist wearers to hear Egypt and is currently used in Europe and work, family, home and Pacific Northwest ThankYouMovement.com on behalf of other people’s speech, enjoy music and Canada, said Genevra Cardoso, Zama’s destinations and oddities will find what veterans or service members who need help stimulate the central auditory system owner. Salt has anti-bacterial, anti-viral, they are looking for in local writer Nancy items to improve their everyday lives. For to reduce debilitating conditions. anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory Woods’s newly published book, Under the instance, says a news release, items might Those interested in the offer may make an properties that can benefit the whole Influence of Tall Trees: Humorous Tales be a washer, dryer or medical equipment. appointment for November 21 with office body, including the immune and from a Pacific Northwest Writer. Woods “We are thankful for the men and women manager Jenny Pierce at (503) 234-1221. respiratory systems, Cardoso said. Salt or will read from her book on November who have served, and currently serve, to Pricing levels for hearing aids vary, halotherapy is regarded as beneficial to 18, 7 p.m. at Broadway Books, 1714 N.E. protect this great nation,” said Applebee Johnson said. In Oregon, consumers those with asthma, allergies, bronchitis Broadway (broadwaybooks.net). President Steve Layt. “We’re excited to show have a 30-day free trial period without and certain skin conditions, including Sometimes tender, sometimes our gratitude again this year by serving free obligation to purchase. psoriasis, eczema and acne, she said. cranky, Under the Influence of Tall Trees meals to our military heroes on Veterans Healthy people who breathe in pollutants, presents Woods’s take on everything Day and by partnering with our neighbors Mazza’s keeps dust and bacteria in the air may benefit from the miracle of birth to her failure to help service members in ways that will the music playing from salt therapy, also, she said. as a gardener. Along the way, she reveals improve their everyday lives.” herself as perhaps Portland’s most Mazza’s is the new name for jazz and Halotherapy, Cardoso explained, is a On Veterans Day, veterans and service higher level than breathing in the ocean’s warm-hearted members may choose a dish from the free swing music at 3728 N.E. Sandy Blvd., the curmudgeon. former home of Tony Starlight. salt air. The vaporized, dry salt ventilated Thank You Meal menu, which includes through the therapy rooms, she said, allows “I enjoy a 7-ounce house sirloin, Double Crunch When Starlight left for a larger space, Matt being funny,” Mazza began planning to keep the music negative ion charged particles to move shrimp, Fiesta Lime chicken, Oriental through the upper and lower respiratory Woods says. chicken salad and other selections. playing. He had worked on sound and lights, “It just feels so waiting tables and tending bar at Starlight’s tracts. Halotherapy may keep Portlanders Guests must provide proof of service, healthy during long, damp winters, she said. good to let it which includes a military identification for two years. He and his former employer all out—like a worked out a deal to keep a supper club in Information is available at www. card, retired military identification, sneeze, only the venue. Some upcoming events: zamamassage.com or (503) 281-0278. current leave and earnings statement, less wet.” While some are watching election Veterans organization card, a photograph Whether returns, Mont Chris Hubbard will present Santa scheduled in uniform or wearing a uniform, a DD214 arguing a special program at 7:30 p.m. November citation or commendation. for Holiday Fest with The 4. Cover charge will be $10. The offer is valid for dine-in only during Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive at the Other Phone Mazza’s has booked Meredith Kay Clark regular restaurant hours. Applebee’s Fremont Holiday Fest on a Portland Fire Company, Cabaret at 8 p.m. November 13. encourages guests to call a local Bureau truck at 3 p.m. December 5. seeking out the At 7:30 p.m. November 18, the WOODS restaurant or visit www.applebees.com for By popular request, the pair will arrive perfect dancing Signatures will lead a sing-along as they more information. earlier than in past years to pose for dress for her young daughter (it’s “one- preview Sounds of the Season, a program photos with children from 3:30 to 7 p.m. quarter Cinderella and three-quarters Take a hearing aid out for coffee the group will perform with the Tacoma in the Beaumont Village area. Mardi Gras”), or collecting yet another Symphony and Chorus. Sheet music will Beaumont Hardware, 4303 N.E. Fremont rejection slip as she starts her freelance Audiologist Marsha Johnson is inviting be provided. Bring your flashlight, Mazza St., will host Santa Paws, a Santa taking writing career, Woods comically describes anyone concerned about hearing acuity advised. No cover charge. photos with dogs and their owners as a the longings and labors of someone more to take Danish-made aids out for a cup of The Midnight Serenaders will play at 8 benefit for the Oregon Humane Society. than a little out of step with the rest of the coffee on November 21. p.m. November 22. Reservations for Santa and Santa Paws world. When it all becomes too much, she Johnson, a Hollywood neighborhood In addition to music, the supper club photos may be made on the website of the retreats to the beauty of the Columbia resident since 1978, is offering a has developed a menu including steak, sponsoring Beaumont Business Association: River Gorge or ducks into an antique shop, complimentary hearing screening and, for lasagna and other patron favorites. www.beaumontvillagepdx.com. for relief from “life’s trendy newness.” In addition to the holiday fest, the She also takes up spinning, becomes an business association sponsors the Golden oyster chef groupie, and visits Fort Clatsop Ticket shopping event. Visitors who to uncover the real cause of Lewis and DON’T LIST YOUR HOUSE, SELL IT! make a donation when visiting Santa Clark’s problems (“too much communal will receive a complimentary Golden living combined with dense undergrowth”). 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At last, we can announce our Big News. my partner for almost eight years now, Broadway Books has a new co-owner! As came to me as a longtime book-industry Roberta Dyer retires, stepping into her place professional and saved my life. If not for as Sally McPherson’s new business partner her, I’m sure the store would have closed is Kim Bissell, whom many of you may when the lease was up. She breathed new have already met (she’s been working at the energy into the business and in the process store since early September). Kim and her became my dear friend. She is without a family (husband Dan, daughters Ky and doubt the best book person I know.” Sylvie) have lived in Irvington for ten years. Broadway Books is hosting a Thank- Some will know her from her community You-to-the-Community Party. It will take involvement, including the Irvington Home place Sunday, November 9 from noon Tour. She brings to the store an enthusiastic to 5 p.m. The store is offering an open spirit, a head full of ideas and plans, a Retiring Broadway Books co-owner Roberta Dyer, left, new co-owner Kim Bissell, center, and continuing co-owner Sally invitation to book lovers, readers and willingness to work hard, a warm and McPherson will host a party at the book store on Sunday, November 9. (Larry Peters) long-time supporters. friendly personality and the skill to learn The party will include cake, champagne, quickly. Although this is her first bookstore with her that she was a book person down to years of slinging stories. Almost exactly half loads of laughter and maybe some tears. gig, she is no stranger to bookstores. She her bones. We could not be happier that we of those years have been spent behind the Attendees will have an opportunity to thank even met her husband in a bookstore! She’s found just the right person. counter, in front of the counter and lurking Roberta for her years of bringing great also (no small point) a voracious and eclectic Roberta has been a bookseller since in the aisles — helping customers, ordering books and authors to the community and to reader. We knew the first time we sat down graduating from college in 1970. That’s 44 books, receiving books, shelving books and meet Kim. For those who want to shop, on selling books at 1714 N.E. Broadway. November 9 only, the store is offering a 23 “It has been a pleasure, a challenge, a percent discount on the entire purchase in wild ride, a great deal of fun and a privilege honor of its 23rd year in business. to be the owner of your neighborhood One final note from Roberta: “I’m not bookstore,” Roberta said. “I have not done really leaving. I’ll be working a couple of this alone. I have been blessed with an days a week through the end of the year, incredible staff and two amazing business and perhaps after that, if they need me partners. Gloria Borg Olds, with whom I and I am available. I prefer to think that I opened the store in 1992, staggered with am not retiring but rather transitioning to me through some lean years and celebrated Bookseller Emeritus.” – Broadway Books some not-as-lean years. We held hands through it all and were fond of saying that For more information: Broadway Books, a business partnership was like a marriage, 1714 N.E. Broadway, (503) 284-1726, only more polite. Sally McPherson, broadwaybooks.net.

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The newest addition to the slate of vendors at the Lloyd Farmers Market is Persephone Farm, a 55-acre certified organic produce farm in Lebanon, Oregon. (Persephone Farm) By Ari Rosner At the market this November: Farmers Market community volunteer coordinator Greenville Farms – fresh no-spray Have you been to the Lloyd Farmers produce, hazelnuts and prunes Market lately? If you didn’t get a chance to Intent Coffee Roasting – locally roasted make it during the summer, never fear – the coffee beans, hot coffee farmers market will continue on, every Kiyokawa Family Orchards – dozens of Tuesday, through the winter. We have the varieties of apples and pears unique benefit of being entirely under the Mixteca – traditional Oaxacan tamales cover of a huge beautiful gazebo, so we stay and mole cozy and dry no matter what the weather. Naked Acres Farm – Certified Naturally The Lloyd Farmers Market is located in the Grown heirloom vegetables, preserves Oregon Square Courtyard on Northeast and goat’s milk soap Holladay Street, between 7th and 9th avenues, right next to the 7th Ave MAX stop. Nature’s Wild Harvest – fresh and dried The market hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. mushrooms and other foraged goodies Some of the vendors at the Lloyd (including chestnuts) Commissioners Fritz and Fish Farmers Market might be familiar to Nourishment – seasonal bean/rice bowls, you if you’re a regular at the Hollywood chilaquiles and soups invite all Portlanders Farmers Market. Our newest addition Persephone Farm – certified organic is Persephone Farm, a 55-acre certified greens, pumpkins, eggs, roots, cabbage, to engage in a conversation organic produce farm in Lebanon, Oregon garlic, onions, and so much more about the future of... (outside Corvallis). Those of you who Seed & Thistle Apothecary (Second Tuesday shop at the Hollywood Farmers Market of each month) – herbal medicine made will know Persephone from their longtime from locally-grown plants and overflowing booth at that market. MT. Tabor Park Tabor Bread – wood-fired breads and pastries Also, if (like many of us) you’re addicted to Nourishment’s breakfast burritos at the The Hummus Stop – hummus, Hollywood Farmers Market, Nourishment baba gnanoush, pita and other reservoirs is also at the Lloyd Farmers Market to Mediterranean snacks give you your fix, selling bean/rice bowls, The Lloyd Farmers Market is located chilequiles, and soups. Other overlapping in the Oregon Square Courtyard vendors are Nature’s Wild Harvest, with on Northeast Holladay Street between Please attend these meetings mushrooms and other foraged goodies, 7th and 9th avenues, right next to the 7th and Kiyokawa Family Orchards, with Ave MAX stop. It is open every Tuesday, and give us your feedback dozens of varieties of apples and pears. year round. Market hours are 10 a.m. Now you might be asking: “A farmers to 2 p.m. For more information, visit • Tuesday, November 18 market in the winter? What even grows lloydfarmersmarket.com. in the winter?” The answer is: “Lots!” 6:30 pm–8:30 pm Some of the products available this fall Warner Pacific College, 2219 SE 68th and winter include apples, beets, breads, www.broadwaypt.net broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, • Wednesday, December 10 chanterelles, chestnuts, chilequiles, Broadway Physical Therapy 6:30 pm–8:30 pm coffee, collard greens, cookies, eggs, garlic, & Sports Rehabilitation goat milk soap, greens, hazelnuts, herbs, Warner Pacific College, 2219 SE 68th honey, hummus, jam, kale, mushrooms,  onions, pastries, pears, popcorn, potatoes,  Food and childcare provided. prunes, rice/bean bowls, salamis, soup,  spinach, tamales, turnips, winter squash.  Is your mouth watering yet? See below for  a full list of vendors at the market.  Find more information Whether you’re looking for a tasty on this project at healthy lunch, some midweek grocery  PortlandParks.org shopping or just a quick snack, the Lloyd  Farmers Market has got you covered. To   get more information on the market, or  to sign up for our weekly email updates, go to www.lloydfarmersmarket.com or 503-287-6636 WIN TICKETS: WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO search for us on Facebook. 26 THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS NOVEMBER 2014 HOLLYWOOD LIBRARY Is it your Lucky Day?

By Vianne Wagner Hollywood Library library assistant

As the seasons change, I start craving a hot-spiced cider instead of a popsicle and a cozy sweater instead of a pair of shorts. One thing that doesn’t change, though, is the craving for my next good book to read. Do you ever wonder what to read while you’re waiting for that latest hot title you’re on the hold list for? New shipments of books arrive at the Hollywood Library Well, have you heard of Multnomah every other week. (Jane Perkins) County Library’s Lucky Day collection? That is a special collection that includes Staying healthy spot. Ask any staff member at Hollywood at the Northeast books for adults, teens and kids. The Library where the Lucky Day shelves are. Community Center. books are available for you to browse and You can even see which books are the (Vicki Penfield) check out on a first-come, first-served latest arrivals by visiting the new Lucky basis. They cannot be put on hold. You Day Blog on our website. To find the blog, NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER can have two Lucky Day books checked just enter “Lucky Day” in the search box out at one time, for three weeks. on the library’s website (https://multcolib. New shipments of books arrive every org), then look for the “blog post” label and other week, ready for you to come in and the most recent date in your search results. Exciting opportunities, check out. It’s a great way to try and get There you will find the list of our newest that new book or browse for new ideas. fiction and nonfiction Lucky Day arrivals. Lucky Day books have a bright orange So come on in to your neighborhood events at the Northeast label on the spine, making them easy to library – it just might be your lucky day! Community Center HSTAR BRIEFS Theatre to project 70mm films Anderson released “The Master” on 70mm By Laurel Roberts and Nancy Gilkey (Zumba Gold on November 21 and Tai in 2012 and Quentin Tarantino is rumored Northeast Community Center volunteers, Chi: Moving for Better Balance, TBD). The Hollywood Theatre will begin to be making his next film in the format, Similarly, for anyone who is enrolled in a projecting films in the 70mm format in Halsted said. January 2015, said Kristy Conrad, the Stop in the Northeast Community Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C), through “For those filmmakers who are brave development and marketing manager for Center during the day, and you are bound healthcare providers, including Kaiser, enough to still make movies on 70mm,” the historic, non-profit theater. to find several groups of Active Older Providence or ODS (MODA), the Silver he said, “we want to show them there’s an A gala screening is being planned for Adults – exercising, playing Pickleball, & Fit Program is likely a benefit of your audience for it.” “Vertigo,” Alfred Hitchcock’s 1958 classic. working out on the treadmill or weight health insurance. As part of the Silver & Fit The Hollywood will be the only venue in machines, or simply sitting in the lobby Program, your healthcare provider pays for Oregon and one of the few in the country Mother, child talking together. Long-time NECC your membership at the NECC where you with the premium format that was center to host feast employee, Kathy Foote, adds whimsical can participate in the above options, or activities to the mix, like having all especially popular in the 1960s and 1970s, The Mother & Child Education Center any of the other 70+ fitness & pool classes. Conrad said. members of her circuit exercise class wear Eligible participants need only to enroll is hosting a Full Moon Feast from 6:30 to attachable-Apollo Ohno facial hair during Film exhibition has gone increasingly 8:30 p.m. November 6 to raise funds for in Silver & Fit to gain free access to the digital, and some national chains a recent winter Olympics. Many other exciting familiar and new opportunities year-end operations. activities are offered for adults, 65 and screen only in digital format, she said. at the NECC. Contact the Northeast Chef Abby Fammartino will prepare a over, including day hikes and field trips, The Hollywood, balancing old and new four-course dinner without gluten, soy Community Center for additional circuit training, Stretch and Movement technologies, screens films in Digital or dairy. Wine pairing will be by Seven information on this opportunity. class, Lap Swim, and Aquatics classes such Cinema Package (DCP), 35mm film and of Hearts Winery. Seating is limited to The NECC wants to remind readers 16mm film. as Joints in Motion and Senior Exercise. 26 people. Tickets are $100 each. Tickets that their free Fine Arts and Cool Crafts “It’s incredibly important to us to be able The Northeast Community Center may be ordered and sponsor or donation Show and Sale will be held at the center, to screen on film,” said Dan Halsted, the is building on this commitment to options are available at motherandchild. 1630 N.E. 38th Ave., Friday, November Hollywood’s head programmer and a film wellness, and is excited to offer new schoolauction.net/fullmoonfest2014/ or 7, 5-8 p.m. and continuing Saturday, collector. “Film just offers a richer viewing classes and activities geared to the baby by calling (503) 249-5801. November 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday night experience. Whenever we can, we screen boomers who are functionally aging – The center at 1515 N.E. 41st Ave. was should be especially festive with the jazz 35mm, because we know our audiences whose bodies don’t do what they might founded in 1971 as a chapter of Birthright. band, Jazz Landing, playing smooth jazz. want that experience. And 70mm is going have done when they were younger It evolved into a separate non-profit Come and enjoy complimentary wine and to take it to a whole new level.” but who are still capable and need the organization in 2008 to provide more cheese while browsing the tables of over When big-budget films like “Ben- activity. Starting in January there will be services to women in need. 30 vendors selling their fine, original art Hur,” “Lawrence of Arabia” and “West Zumba Gold on Fridays, AOA aerobics Led by a small staff and a large number pieces, including jewelry, soap and bath Side Story” were being distributed, the on Wednesdays, and Tai Chi: Moving for of volunteers, Mother & Child serves more products, glass art, watercolors, and wood Hollywood Theatre’s projectors could Better Balance classes on Tuesdays and than 1,200 women each year, said Maura hand mirrors to name a few. screen both 35mm and 70mm films. Thursdays. The line up is meant to cater White, the executive director who has more to very active individual as well as those Later, as the 70mm format fell out of than 25 years of non-profit experience. with limitations. During the month of Additional information may be found at favor, projector parts began to disappear. She succeeded long-time director Martha November, there will be free sampler necommunitycenter.org or at the center Halsted began a years-long effort to track MacIver, who retired in March. classes open to the general public to located at 1630 N.E. 38th Ave. or by calling down the missing pieces and return “With Mother & Child, our goal is to give people a taste of what is available. (503) 284-3377. 70mm projection to the Hollywood. Previously, Seattle’s Cinerama was the make sure children are welcomed and nearest 70mm venue. nurtured in the womb, the home and the Koerner Camera became the lead community,” said White. “We greet each Mike’s Yard Maintenance & Hauling business to sponsor a community young woman who walks through our Weekly and bi-weekly appointments available campaign to finance the Hollywood’s door with love and open arms.” restoration effort. Contributions also The dinner menu will include pumpkin- • Bark • Gutter Cleaning came on the 70mm Fund webpage. satsuma bisque, pecan and peppercorn- • Weeding • Shrub/Small Tree Removal After “Vertigo,” the theater will mix crusted wild salmon, celery root fritters • Edging • Fall Clean Ups classics and newer titles, including with horseradish coconut cream, cider • Rake & Haul • Hedge Trim/Removal those made by directors who are “70mm braised greens and pear ginger upside Mike Hughes • Cell: 503-449-0455 • Lisc. # 447150-92 purists,” Halsted said. Paul Thomas down cake. – Janet Goetze NOVEMBER 2014 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE HOLLYWOOD STAR NEWS 27 HSTAR SERVICE DIRECTORY

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