Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, July 05, 1995, Page 15, Image 15

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Chris McKernan Joins Princeton
Sales Representative Heads
New O ffice In C o m p an y’s
Northwest Expansion
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C h ris M cK ernan has jo in e d
P rin ceto n C ap ital F in an ce Co as
s a le s r e p r e s e n ta tiv e an d h as
h elped open the c o m p a n y ’s first
o ffice in the N o rth w e st, located
here in P o rtlan d
“ I'm glad to be p art o f the
co m p a n y ’s a g g re ssiv e ex p an sio n
in this a re a ," M cK ernan said “ I
jo in e d P rin ceto n C a p ita l because
o f its very c re a tiv e a p p ro ach to
helping sm all- and m ed iu m -sized
b u sin esses so lv e w hat m any say
is th e ir num ber one p roblem : ac-
Chris M cK ernan
cess to c a p ita l."
He will offer specialized financ­
ing programs ranging from S I0,000
to $10 million His service area is
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Mon­
tana and Northern California.
McKernan brings eight years o f
experience in commercial finance,
especially asset-backed loans and
factoring, to the company. He earned
a B.S. in Business Administration
and psychology from the University
o f Oregon in 1986. He lives in Van­
couver, Wash.
The o ffic e ’s address is One
World Trade Center, 121 SW Salm­
on, Suite 1100, Portland, Ore. 97204.
Telephone numbers are (800) 865-
4103 and (503) 295-2292; the fax
number is (503) 295-2587.
Princeton Capital Opens
Portland Office
Princeton Capital Finance Co.,
a commercial finance firm provid­
ing innovative, asset-backed loans
to smal I businesses experiencing dif­
ficulty obtaining traditional financ­
ing, has opened an office in Port­
land.
"W e bring large institutional fi­
nance and business-management ser­
vice to small businesses," says pres­
ident Gary V. Hover, who estab­
lished the company with G. Mark
Loreto in 1988.
The company today finances
more than S400 million in loans and
plans to reach $1 billion in 1996.
Princeton Capital specializes in
supporting m inority-and women-
owned businesses perform ing on
contracts with federal, state and local
governments and large corporations.
Federal contracts alone with these
businesses total an estimated $10
billion.
The company also offers revolv­
ing lines o f credit secured by receiv­
ables and inventory to help business­
es hire employees, acquire equip­
ment and materials, and fund research
and development needed to com­
plete the contracts and build new
business.
“ We d e liv e r unsurpassed se r­
vice and m ore flex ib le fin an cin g
On S atu rday , Ju ly 15, O re ­
gon A thletic C lub, Inc. and AMF
C ascad e L anes on the co rn e r o f
N .E. 82nd Ave. and N .E. Russell
St., a c ro ss from M adison High
S chool w ill host a se rie s o f fun
a c tiv itie s to b e n e f it A lb in a
Y outh O p p o rtu n ity S ch o o l, Inc.
A Y O S is P o rtla n d 's o ld est a l­
te r n a tiv e s c h o o l fo r a t risk
youth.
S ta rtin g at 4 :3 0 p.m ., bowl
for fun at C ascad e L anes, only
$2 .0 0 per gam e and in clu d es free
sh o e s and b a ll. A lso , p le d g e
sh e e ts a re a v a ila b le th e re for
those w ould like to c o lle c t p e n ­
nies p er pin or p ledges for the
school.
From 4 :3 0 p.m . ‘til 6:00 p.m .
the O lym pic size, heated in door
pool at O regon A thletic C lub will
be the site for swim a lap. P ledge
sheets are at the club for per lap
d o n atio n s or flat p le d g e s to aid
the school.
The public is invited to a bar­
becue and pool party at Oregon
Athletic Club from 6:00 p.m. ‘til
8:00 p.m Advance tickets, avail­
able in the C lub’s deli are $3.75.
Cost at the door is $4.00. Net pro­
ceeds will benefit Albina Youth
Opportunity School, Inc.
In fo rm atio n : 284-6033
254- 5546 - John at
O regon A th le tic C lub
255- 2635 - B eckie
at C ascad e L anes
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about ways to protect the physical
beauty of your car. I’ve included tips
on selecting a repair shop, inform a­
tion about body work, item s to in­
clude in a road assistance kit and
products to protect the interior
against dirt and stains.
The folks at 3M, who offer some
o f the leading retail car care prod­
ucts, including the spray can auto
version of Scotchgard cleaners and
protectors, have asked me to share a
few tips that w ill help protect you
and your family when driving.
• D o n 't drive a rental car until
you know how the locks work.
• Take a fender-bender to protect
yourself in the event of a deliberate
“accident.”
• D on’t stop if the driver in the
car behind you flashes the headlights.
members o f the O B G C , teaching o f basic su rvival skills,
responsibilities to fam ily and community involvement are a priority.
Issues such as the principle rites o f passage involved in becoming
a man or woman, spirituality, pride, self esteem, respect for
themselves and others, are reinforced in a positive manner.
One o f the ways the club raises funds to support workshops and
field trips that are an important part o f their program is through its
annual g olf tournament and dinner.
The Jam es Boozer M e m o ria l G o lf Tournam ent in honor o f the
late James Boozer a man who was highly regarded in the comm unity
for his dedication, contributions, and the compassion and concern
he showed for the young people o f Portland.
The 5th
A n n u al
JAMES BOOZER
Memorial
G olf Tournament & Dinner
Saturday, July 15th, 1995
Glendoveer G olf Course
8:00 A.M.
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hicles have flashing red or blue lights
and sirens.
• If you are followed, head for the
nearest police station, fire station
or open business. D on't head
hom e or park in a de­
serted area.
• M aintain a half
tank o f gas at all times.
• Know your destination. Choose
well-traveled and illuminated routes.
• If your car breaks dow n at
night, turn on your emergency flash­
ers and stay in the car. If som eone
stops to help, ask them to summon
police or a tow truck.
• At stoplights, leave the car in
gear. If som eone approaches you,
be ready to honk the horn.
• As you approach your car, car­
ry keys with the ends protruding
through your fingers, to use in d e­
fense if necessary.
One more thought about Scotch­
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Jeff Keller can he heard nationwide
every Saturday
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feat if you respeet nothing.
— Goethe
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H istories o f the dow nfall ol
k in g d o m s, and r e v o lu tio n s o f
e m p ir e s, are read with g rea t
tranquillity.
— Sam uel Johnson
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gives to African-Am erican youth a positive alternative to street and
gang activity, thus decreasing the risk o f anti-social behavior.
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the grow th o f sm all b u sin e sse s,”
H oyer says.
B esides its h eadquarters in
Princeton, N .J., the company has
offices in W ashington, D.C., Hous­
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T he new local office is at
O ne W orld T rad e C en ter, 121
SW Salm on, S uite 1100, P o rt­
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b e rs a re ( 8 0 0 ) 8 6 5 -4 1 0 3 and
(5 0 3 ) 2 9 5 -2 2 9 2 ; the fax num ber
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