Page 4 - Canby Connection - June 2014

Page 4 Canby Connection • June 2014

Main Street Program

675 NW 2nd Ave Ste.1 Phone 503.266.3657
Canby, Oregon 97013 Fax 503.266.3724
www.equityoregon.com

seeks volunteers for
Canby
Canby
Oregon City
$219,000
$329,900
$499,000
Quaint, clean
Nice manageable
Exceptional view of the
3 bed/ 1 bath
acreage with many
Cascade Range and val-
single level ranch! Above ground pool w/ options. Great
ley. Whether you build a
various committees
wrap deck. 2 tool shed/storage bldgs. in location, Ninety One School (k-8) & perfect 30x48 shop. MFH has new interior paint in most rooms, luxury, executive or rustic home you can do this all on 75 acres
backyard. RV/off street parking. Quiet open floor plan, nice yard w/ garden shed/ bldg out with views that will take your breath away. Septic permit ap- proved for 1,000 gal tank, 2 large springs, 2 small ones, a 50x60 C
street, easy access to I-5. ML # 14303667
back & chicken coop. There is enough room to clear span, steel, shop w/ 16’ eves, perfect for your projects, Canby Main Street seeks volun- for the event.
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Cindy McGraw, 503-310-2840
bring horses or other livestock! Opportunity await- equipment and machinery. You are in the country and neighbors 5271
ing your custom touch! ML# 13384195.
are far enough from you, yet close to town. ML# 14203516
teers for a variety of events through- Each event will be broken into a
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Cindy McGraw, 503-310-2840
Lynda Beck, 971-409-3471
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out the summer and fall.
task force. Whether a person wants 4
Rod Adams - 503.984.0950 Tony Caragol - 503.804.6245 Cindy McGraw - 503.310.2840
Throughout the late summer and to be involved with one event or all
Kira Angel - 503.680.6140 Frank Hubbard - 503.887.1861 Vince Pavlicek - 503.266.2546
Lynda Beck - 503.333.8662
Marybeth Kostrikin - 503.706.1263
Uniquely Different...Simply Better!
early fall, the Canby Main Street of them, they can make that choice.”
Promotions Committee holds sev- Task forces will meet to work on a

eral unique events. The Kiss Sum- single event, and the meetings will

mer Goodbye party is held in occur at times that most of the task
September, the Downtown Canby force members can meet. Commit-

Spooktacular Halloween event falls tee members will also participate in
on Halloween, and then there is the task forces, and bring their own
Call
Call
Light Up The Night, which occurs ideas to the events.
503-266-1444
715 SE 1st 503-266-1444
715 SE 1st
Canby, Oregon
Canby, Oregon
the first Friday in December.
For more information on how to
Weekly Specials $6.95
$15.95
This year, the Promotions Com- participate, contact Jamie Stickel,

Lunch Buffet
mittee has also decided to add a Canby Main Street Manager at CC
ADULT LUNCH LARGE Ladies Night Out Event in July, and 503.266.0772 or at 714.
Sun.-Fri. until 1:30pm
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BUFFET
PEPPERONI
is beginning to meet to brainstorm
StickelJ@ci.canby.or.us.
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We Deliver
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Limited times & area Excluding specials. Expires 6/30/14. Coupon required. Excluding specials. Expires 6/30/14. Coupon required.
Extra fee
Void with other offers. One coupon per purchase.
Void with other offers. One coupon per purchase.

HSequoia Veterinary Clinic

appy June, everyone! Our clinic cat Mango loves Spring with its warm weather,
bugs to chase, and brightly colored flowers. Spring is not fun for some of our

pets. We can summarize the reason in one word: ALLERGIES. For pets, allergies
most often manifest with skin problems, versus sneezing or runny eyes (although
sometimes we see these symptoms also). We see three main types of allergies in

our cat and dog friends:
1. Flea allergies: Most common allergy in our area. It often causes itching and/or

scabbing on the lower back, just above the tail, and on the rear legs. You may not
see the fleas! Just one flea bite every 7-10 days is enough in the allergic pet to keep

them miserable. The remedy is simple: flea control. There are many products de-
signed to do this. Often treatment of the pet AND the environment is needed. Let us

help you find the right fit product for your pet.
2. and 3. Airborne and Food allergies: Oregon is rich with plant life. All our plants

flower and pollenate. We also, given our damp cooler months, have mold and mildew
growth in the soil. Pollens, mold spores, animal dander, and other airborne allergens
can lead to itchiness in prone pets. Affected pets tend to get itchy faces, feet, and

folds (think groin, armpits, under the tail, and in the ears). Our food allergic pets usu-
ally have the exact same symptoms, but are eating instead of breathing their aller-

gens. Secondary skin infections are common if the itching is severe or chronic.
Allergies are the most frustrating conditions we help our pet owners manage. Aller-

gies cannot be cured, but testing often can help pinpoint which allergens are prob- CC
lematic. With or without testing, allergies can be managed a variety of ways: 714.
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antihistamines, bathing, steroids, foods, allergy injections and, when appropriate, an- 5341
tibiotics or antifungal treatments to help with the secondary infections. Time and pa- 45
tience are mandatory!

Pet allergies are frustrating, to be sure. The doctors and staff at Sequoia are ready
and waiting to help manage the itch. Call (503) 266-6090 to schedule your allergy

consultation today