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Food Adventure
To sample the cuisine’s of the
world stop by this department. Spe­
cialty cheeses, an eclectic selection
of wine and beer, a charcuterie filled
with cured and dried meats and fish.
And the shelves are stocked with
unique and delicious condiments and
ingredients for the most adventur­
ous of cooks.
Meat - Fish - Poultry
Free Range Rocky chicken and
turkey grown by the Diestels; beef
grown by Oregon Country Beef - all
grown without the use of feed antibi­
otics and growth hormones. Plus we
carry the freshest seafood available
that has been harvested by local fish­
ers and delivered to us directly. We
have over 40 different
types of homemade sau­
sages - all made with
fresh ingredients and a
complete selection of
p re p a re d an d m a ri­
nated items that are
ready to take home and
cook.
selection of natural and organic prod­
ucts available in the area. We also carry
a selection of convenience items. We
are a WIC approved store.
tures a staff of massage therapists
and estheticians. The spa and salon
are a beautiful and relaxing experi­
ence for men and women.
Floral and Home Décor
O ur floral department will create
a beautiful arrangement for you or
you can choose your own flowers to
take. We have a large selection of
home décor items that range from
candles to picture frames to rugs,
vases, kitchen towels and more. We
also carry a complete selection of
kitchen items and cookware.
Self Care Center
The Self Care Center features
movement classes and health and
education lectures. Yoga,Callanetics,
QiGong, Pilates, Physio Ball and
N1A are in the schedule as well as
lecture series provided by local health
care professionals. Stop by the re­
ception desk on the mezzanine level
for a schedule of classes.
Spa & Salon
N ature’s Spa and Salon is located
on the mezzanine level of the store
and features a full service salon with
technicians who specialize in a vari­
ety of hair types. O ur day spa fea­
Resource Center
Located on the mezzanine level
we have a resource center with com­
puters, books, newsletters and gen­
eral inform ation for you to enjoy
and use.
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H udis J a m es Trio
Thursday, June 10 at 7pm in the Gymnasium
John Bunzow and Steve Bradley
Thursday, June 17 at 7pm in the Gymnasium
Good In The Hood
B E N S O N H IG H S C H O O L G R A D U A T E S
Thursday, June 24 in the Gymnasium
Doors Open at 6:30pm
Mary Kadderly Jazz Band
7:30 to 10pm
Shoehorn
Tap Dancer & Saxaphone at 7 to 7:30pm
Ms. Petal the Clown
Jon Koonce & The Gas Hog
Reunion
Sunday, June 27 at 7pm in the Theater
McMenamins Kennedy School
5736 NE 33rd • Portland, Oregon • (503) 249-3983
Photo by M. Washington
All ages welcome • No cover charge unless noted
Quayuana Washington, Lacoya Richardson, Keanna Vincent, and Rahwa Sessehazlon gather
together for keepsake snapshots and last good-byes after the ceremony, as some studen
prepare to head off for college. Congratulations Olds! You made It!!
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