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Safer Streets
For
Boones Ferry
3-406
Measure
vote
yes
BOONES FERRY BOND
- Safety Brings Success
With passage of measure 3-406, a modest civic investment ($18 per year on a $300,000 home), Lake
Grove will emerge as a vibrant and accessible town center making crossing safe, shopping a pleasure,
and boosting property values in the commercial district and in adjacent neighborhoods.
Please join your friends and neighbors in support of this effort and
vote yes for Measure 3-406
This ad paid for by the Committee for Lake Grove Progress, P.O. Box 1461, Lake Oswego, OR 97035
PamWatson
Deerbrush Street
Greg Hume
Pres. Hume Myers Tenant Counsel
Dick & Lee Saunders
Knaus Road, 97034
Ray Brown
Kelok Rd Resident, 97034
Jeff Gudman
L.O. City Council
Jack Lundeen
President, L.G. Business Assn
Rev
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Keith Dickerson
Village Flower Baskets Chair
Dr. Art Ostergaard
Physician, Retired
John Hanan III
Former President, L.O. Chamber
Deborah Work
Teacher/Homemaker
Lynn Herring
Chandler Road, 97034
David Jorling
Former Council Candidate
Linda Brown
L.O. School Board
Dee Denton
Former CEO, L.O. Chamber
Frank Groznik
Former City Councilor
Syd Dorn
Chamber of Commerce Board
Roland Rogers
Thermal Form Tech.
Chris Hermanski
Mainlander Property Mgm
Lori Lauber
Downtown 97034
Jack D. Hoffman
Mayor, Lake Oswego
Donna Jordan
City Council, L.O.
Bill Korach
Superintendent, L.O. Schools
Chris Garrett
State Representative, L.O.
Dan Vizzini
Former City Council
Skip O’Neill
O’Neill Custom Homes
Jim Franceus
Former President, L.O. Chamber
Mary Mann
Rivergrove City Council
Pete Ward
Pro Baseball, ‘59-’70
Steven Steinberg
Marriot Hotels
Greg MacPherson
Former State Representative
John Dunlop
LG Shoe Repair
Tawnya Graves
Lake Oswego Bartender
Mike & Molly Mikolitis
Holly Orchard Residents
Erin McCulloch
Farmer’s Insurance Co.
Judie Hammerstad
Former Mayor, L.O.
Chuck O.Leary
CEO, L.O. Chamber
Jon Gustafson
L.O. Planning Commission
Julia Glisson
Planning Commission, ‘06-’12
Michele Baker
V.P,. Banner Bank
Karen Jacobsen
C of C Gov’t Affairs Chair
Nick Bunick
Builder of Kruse Way & West Lake
Mary Wendy Roberts
OR Comm of Labor+Industry, ret.
Patrick Torres
First Addition Resident
Roger Mills
Forest Hills Neighborhood
Darrel Condra
First Addition N.A.
George Psihogios
Psihogios Properties LLC
Ashley Nelson
Lake Oswego Waitress
John Turchi
Chair Lakewood N.A. 97034
Raymond Grubbs
Investment Counselor
Sally Moncrieff
L.O. City Council
Scott Siegel
Planning Commission, ‘05-’09
Bill Ward
President, Lake Grove
Neighborhood Assn
Deanna Bitar
Banette Properties
Mark Birge
President, L.O. Chamber
Bonnie Gilchrist
Gilchrist Associates
Patricia Wied
South Shore Blvd. 97034
Maria Meneghin
FAN Board
Mel & Carol Greenberg
Kelok Road Residents, 97034
Jeff & Lori Friedman
South Shore Residents, 97034
Mary Jo Avery
Owner, Avery Building
Sarah Kupillas
Alyssa Terrace Resident
Brandy Kern
Allstate Insurance Group
Thomas & Diane Bland
Uplands N.A.
Richard Lawrence
Evergreen N.A. Board 97034
Bill Tierney
L.O. City Council
Ken Sandblast
Planning Commission, ‘96-’04
Jeff Novak
Chair,Waluga Neighborhood Assn
Nancy Nye
Director, Arts Council of L.O.
Rob Chevallier
Keep Lake Oswego Great
Adelle Jenike
Jenike Real Estate LLC
Norma Vincent
Palisades Neighborhood
Debbie Siegel
Kumon Math/Reading
Margaret Ward
Owner, Banner Bank Bldg
John Decosta
Decosta Properties
Bill Silveira
Electrician 97034
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dried fruits,” Ward said. “Late harvest Rieslings and
Gewürztraminer can be a sweet treat as well.”
World Class Wines
269 A Ave., Lake Oswego
503-974-9841
“The best wines for turkey and Thanksgiving
day in my opinion are rosés, unoaked white wines
and lighter reds, Pinot noirs being probably the
best of that bunch,” World Class Wines Owner
Rick Baldwin said.
Rosé’s complement foods from start to finish on
Thanksgiving Day, he said. “With their distinctive
flavor and dry finish, they tend to bring your palate
back to ground zero, so to speak.”
So, each mouthful of turkey, stuffing or appe-
tizers will take center stage. World Class Wines
stocks more than 40 different rosés made from
varietals and different wine regions, Baldwin said.
“Unoaked whites could be chardonnays, sauvi-
gnon blancs, pinot gris, etc.,” Baldwin said. “The
key is to have something dry and crisp that doesn’t
compete with the myriad of flavors on Thanksgiv-
ing.”
Baldwin also recommends lighter reds such as
Beaujolais and Pinot noir.
“The wines are delicate and so is turkey,” he said.
“The local Pinots are front and center for turkey
day.”
To be safe — and stocked — Baldwin recom-
mends having all three types of wines available on
Thanksgiving.
“There should be something for everybody,” he
said, “well, except for the folks that like the bigger
reds who are probably also having prime rib.”
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Rick Baldwin, owner of World Class Wines in Lake Oswego, invites locals to his shop to explore their extensive wine collection and
pick up a blend for the Thanksgiving table.
World Class Wines carries 40 different rosés made from “every kind of grape and
from every country,” Owner Rick Baldwin said.
World Class Wines recommends deLancellotti Family Vineyards’
Estate Pinot noir ($59.95) and Christophe Pacalet Beaujolais-Vil-
lages’ blends ($15.95).
“The key is to have something dry and
crisp that doesn’t compete with the
myriad of flavors on Thanksgiving.”
— Rick Baldwin