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homeforward
hope, access, potential.
Public Housing Waiting List Opening at
Stephens Creek Crossing
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 through
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Home Forward is excited to announce that its waiting list for
Stephens Creek Crossing 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom subsidized
apartments will be open from July 9 through July 13, 2013.
Applicants must meet income guidelines.
Stephens Creek Crossing is a new apartment community being
developed in Southwest Portland near Capital Highway and SW
26th. It will have 109 apartments with income-based rents, and
they will be ready for move-in in January 2014.
Applications will be accepted online from any internet connected
computer at www.homeforward.org beginning July 9 at 8:30 am.
Call 503.280.3830 (TTY: 503.802.8554) or visit our website for
locations where you can use a computer and complete details on
how to apply for this waiting list.
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© PORT OF PORTLAND
Possibility. In every direction.'“
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The Port of Portland is a regional gov­
ernment entity operating airports,
marine terminals and industrial
parks in the greater Portland met­
ropolitan area. Our mission is to
enhance the region's econom y
and quality of life by providing effi­
cient cargo and air passenger ac­
cess to national and global mar­
kets.
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To view current job openings and
to apply for open positions visit
th e
P o rt's
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at
www.portofportland.com.
The Port of Portland is an AA/EEO
employer committed to workforce
diversity and affirmative action.
certs. Free for zoo members with
regular zoo admission prices in ef­
fect for non-members.
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In addition to jazz on the main
Opportunities
stage, the July 10 happenings will
feature African-style marimba m u­
We are seeking qualified candi­
sic from the Boka Marimba en­
dates to be part of our dynamic
semble: a bird show from the zoo’s
public service organization.
popular Wild Life Live program,
presented by Portland General Elec­
WATERFRONT LIFEGUARD
tric; storytelling from the Dragon
PART-TIM E TEMPORARY
Theater puppet company; and some
$12.00 per Hour
advanced hula-hoopery from Erika
Clark County Human Resources Fey, aka the Mayor of Hooperville.
1300 Franklin St-5th FI
Guests can also participate in
Vancouver WA
face-painting, self-guided twilight
Apply On-line @ www.clark.wa.gov hikes, a glow-in-the-dark dragonfly
Relay: (800) 833-6388
craft, and games with a “crepuscu­
EOE
lar creatures” theme.
Sunset at the Zoo takes place
every other Wednesday in July and
August, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. (visi­
tors may remain on zoo grounds
until 9:30 p.m.).
R et ir em en t L iving
Westmoreland’s Union Manor
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6404 SE 23rd Avenue ♦ Portland 97202
503*233*5671
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Marshall Union Manor
2020 NW Northrup Street ♦ Portland 97209
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PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
INVITATION TO BID - CONSTRUCTION # 2013-1678
PPS 2013 Roof Repairs
BIDS DUE JULY 17,2013 AT 2:00 PM
PUBLIC OPENING JULY 17,2013, AT 2:15 PM
Portland Public Schools, School District No. U , Multnomah County,
seeks Bids from qualified firms to provide labor and materials for
roof repairs.
A Mandatory Pre-Bid meeting will be held at 10:00 AM on July 1st,
2013 at the Professional Roof Repairs (PRC) office conference
room, 1108 SE Grand Avenue, Suite 3300, Portland, OR 97214,
Tel. 503.280.8759. Portland Public Schools conducts such meet­
ings in order to clarify information provided in the ITB and to pro­
vide interested Bidders an opportunity to ask questions about the
ITB. Subcontractors are encouraged to attend.
Sealed Bids, in an envelope clearly listing the vendor name and Bid
title, will be received by Stephen Hirai, Contract Analyst at: Bid
Desk, Purchasing & Contracting, Blanchard Education Service Cen-
:er, 5 0 1 N. Dixon St, Portland OR 97227, n o t la te r th a n 2:0 0 PM ,
Kirkland Union .Manors
3530 SE 84th Avenue ♦ Portland 97266
503*777*8101
1414 Kauffman Avenue ♦ Vancouver 98660
360*694*4314
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• Studio & One-Bedroom Apartments with Kitchens
• Affordable Rents, No Buy-In or Application Fees
• Federal Rent Subsidies Available for those that qualify
• Garden Areas, Planned Activities, Easy Access to
Public Transportation and Shopping
TDD
5 0 3 *7 7 1 *0 9 1 2
WWW.THEUNIONMANORS.ORG
Avalon Flowers
520 SW 3rd Ave., Portland, OR 97204 • 503-796-9250
A full service
flower experience
The Bid documents may be obtained from the ORPIN website,
www.orpin.oregbn.gov. Firms must be registered with ORPIN to
obtain and download documents: registration is at no cost. Con­
tract terms, conditions and Specifications may be reviewed at the
Purchasing & Contracting Department, 5 0 1 N. Dixon Street, Port­
land Oregon, 97227. For additional information about this project,
please con ta ct the Purch asing Contact, Stephen Hirai, at
503.916.3314, or email at purchasing@pps.net.
Contact:
Phone: 503-288-0033
Fax: 503-288-0015
e-mail: classifieds@portlandobserver.com
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Kirkland Union Plaza
luly 17, 2013.
To Place Your Classified Advertisement
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503*225*0677
•Birthdays
• Funerals
•Anniversaries
• Weddings
Open: Mon.-Fri. 7:30am til 5:30pm
Saturday 9am til 2pm.
Cori Stewart--
O^ner, Operator
Website: avalonflowerspdx.com
email: avalonflowere@msn.com
We Offer Wire Services
In Loving
Memory
Jason Rhone
A celebration o f life for Jason
Bernard Rhone, who died June 10,
2013, was held Sunday at Rasar
State Park near the Skagit River in
Concrete, Wash.
He was born Nov. 12, 1966 to
Rose M arie Callum -Rhone, the
youngest o f six siblings.
He m et his best friend and
m other o f his children, M aya at
Boise Elem entary School.
Jason was a loving father to
A lexzander and his wife Tiffany,
Xavier, G od-daughter Kathleen,
and best friend Billy. He was the
“ little b r o th e r ” to S h a R e e ,
M ichelle, Renee, and Brian; uncle
to Nigel, DeM itrion, Kwasi, and
Rose; and great uncle to Peyton.
We all love and miss Jason
deeply.
His m other sister Shelley pre­
ceded him in death.
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