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We are looking to hire a weekend Dishwasher and a weekend Baker's Assistant:
We are currently in need of a part-time weekend Assistant Baker for approximately 15 hours per week. Hours are on Saturday and Sunday and are 5:00am-12:00pm.
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We are currently in need of a part-time weekend Dishwasher for approximately 16-18 hours per week. Hours are on Saturday and Sunday and are 8:00am-4:30pm.
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General Manager and Executive Chef, Emma Garewal.
At The South Store Café, we are passionate about providing a space for creative minds to flourish. Our amazing staff are dedicated to serving fresh, local ingredients in our dishes. We believe in supporting our community and building relationships with our customers.

Assistant GM and Art Consignment Director, Danika Sitter.
The Café has a monthly revolving consignment artist, please contact Danika to inquire about this program. The Café also offers catering of bag lunches or platters, and Private Event Room Rentals, please inquire with your details to Danika.

Head Baker, Kitchen Manager and Media Specialist, Cindy Her.
Our team is made up of experienced chefs, and long time industry professionals who are dedicated to providing the best possible experience for our customers. We work together to create a welcoming atmosphere to ensure that each dish is prepared with love.

Assistant Manager and Beverage Director, Riley Francis-Morey.
Located in the heart of Scholls, near the Chehalem Mountains, The South Store Café offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere for our guests. Our cafe is designed to be the perfect spot for a quick coffee break or a leisurely meal with friends and family.
An addition here, a facelift there, a porch added, an extra room removed. You’d expect a few changes to have taken place in the century that the South Store has stood at the corner of Scholls Ferry Road and the Hillsboro Highway. However, through the years, one thing has remained constant, the South Store has been a community gathering place. Where once people came to stock up on canned coffee and sacks of flour, they now come for cappuccinos and cinnamon rolls, soup and sandwiches. The faces have changed, but farmers still stop by to complain about the weather and hazelnut prices over cups of coffee. You're just as likely, though, to bump into a garden designer, electrical engineer, artist, writer or winemaker.
Opened around 1903 as a combination general store and meeting hall for the local chapter of the Independent Order of the Oddfellows, the South Store got its name as a way of differentiating it from the North Store, which was located a mile to the north. While today the North Store, now known as Petrich's Store, is still a well-stocked general store, the South Store has become a café serving the best espresso, pastries, soups and sandwiches for miles around. As far back as the 1940s, there was a soda fountain at the South Store. That was back in the days when the Bunnell family ran the store, and there were dances and pinochle games up on the second floor. Later, in the 1960s, there was a sandwich counter at the back of the store. Today, the tradition of serving food to the residents of the Scholls community continues at the South Store.
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