THE ASIAN REPORTER
January 20, 2014
C O M M U N I T Y
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C L A S S I F I E D S
THE ASIAN REPORTER CAN BE PICKED UP ON THE FIRST & THIRD MONDAY EACH MONTH AT MANY LOCATIONS, INCLUDING:
Asian Family
Center
8040 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland
Thanh Long
Bakery
635 SW College St
Portland
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Pho Jasmine
Restaurant
714 N Killingsworth St
Portland
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BEAVERTON ASIAN
MARKET FOR SALE
Cambodian and Asian Market for
sale. Located in Beaverton, Oregon.
Turn-key operation, great location,
1,625 sq. ft. Unlimited growth possi-
bilities. Asking $34,999. Assets in-
clude inventory, freezers, and
shelves. For info, please call (503)
704-6363.
(503) 535-2173
PIZZA PARLOR/
ASIAN CUISINE
TAKE-OUT BUSINESS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Cemetery Plots
Cemetery Plots
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
BURIAL PLOTS FOR SALE
Home Entertainment
The Imperial Garden at Lincoln Me-
morial Park is an Asian burial garden
featuring pagoda-style markers and
black roof tiles imported from China.
Two-plot companion sites and single,
side-by-side plots for sale, all next to
each other. Call Linda at (503)
652-1084 or e-mail <keithwilson@
comcast.net>.
Telelanguage Services is hiring
individuals fluent in English and
all Asian dialects. Well-paid,
flexible hours, exciting opportu-
nity. Earn $$$ while helping your
community. Call:
1818 SE 122nd Ave
Portland
18 burial plots for sale in beautiful,
wooded Avalon Garden section at
Finley Sunset Hills Memorial Park
(6801 S.W. Sunset Hwy., Portland,
OR). 6 adjoining spaces in Lot #162
& 12 adjoining spaces in Lot #651 &
Lot #652. May be purchased as sin-
gle plot or in groupings. Call Cheryl at
(503)
842-8312
or
e-mail
<hantke02@hotmail.com>.
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
The Asian Reporter is published on
the first and third Monday each month.
Custom Fabrication
The classified advertising deadlines
for our next three print editions are:
Take-out pizza parlor for sale.
50% of total sales generated
from Asian cuisine. Heavy traf-
fic area in S.E. Portland. $35,000
(includes all inventory & equip-
ment). To learn more, call:
(503) 704-0803 or e-mail
<rin1975@yahoo.com>
My Canh
Restaurant
1801 NE Cesar Chavez
Portland
FOR SALE
SIX IMPERIAL GARDEN
BURIAL PLOTS FOR SALE
INTERPRETERS
NEEDED!!
Gold Garden
CUSTOM BUILT TRAILERS,
TRAILER PARTS, AND
CUSTOM FABRICATION
Commercial truck to RV toter conver-
sions. Custom built service bodies to
fit every need. We specialize in class
8 Volvo conversions. Contact:
That Trailer Guy, (503) 481-9754
<www.thattrailerguy.com>
February 3 issue: Friday, January 31, 2:00pm
February 17 issue: Friday, February 14, 2:00pm
March 3 issue: Friday, February 28, 2:00pm
For more information, call (503) 283-4440
or e-mail <ads@asianreporter.com>.
Asian Health &
Service Center
12500 SW Allen Blvd
Beaverton
REAL ESTATE
For Sale/For Lease
RENAISSANCE
COURT
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
INSTALLATION
11520 S.W. Zurich
Wilsonville, Oregon
Need stereo & HDTV set-up for
the perfect home theater
surround sound? We can do it!
Great prices, expert service!
Call Digital Connections at
(971) 853-2576.
NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
FOR WAIT LIST
CMI Requirement
(503) 582-1111 TTY 711
Equal Housing Opportunity
REAL ESTATE
For Sale/For Lease
BUILDING FOR SALE
IN LINCOLN CITY
Building for sale, across the street
from Bank of America on Hwy. 101 in
Lincoln City, Oregon. Building is
leased. Owner will carry private
party. Call (541) 921-3419 or write to:
Dan P., P.O. Box 1227, Lincoln City,
OR 97367.
LOOKING FOR A
NEW CAREER?
Check out The AR’s Northwest
Job Market advertising section
on page 18, or visit
<www.asianreporter.com/
nwjobmarket.htm>.
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making “Pad Kee Mao” (Thai Drunken Noodles) at a class taught
by Indonesia-born chef Surja Tjahaja. For info, or to register, call
(503) 557-4700 or visit <www.westlinnoregon.gov>.
Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks
Jan 26, noon, Portland Art Museum, Northwest Film Center,
Whitsell Auditorium (1219 SW Park Ave, Portland). Watch Tie Xi
Qu: West of the Tracks, a film about the impact of the decline of
heavy industry on workers and their families in the Tiexi district
of Shenyang, China at the turn of the 21st century. The
documentary, which was filmed unflinchingly by a fly-on-the-
wall camera, is screened in three parts: Rust (240 mins.),
Remnants (176 mins.), and Rails (135 mins.). A 30-minute
intermission is held between each part. (China & the Nether-
lands, 2003, Bing Wang, 551 mins.) For info, call (503) 221-1156
or visit <www.nwfilm.org>.
“Search for the Original Gypsies”
Jan 26, 7-8pm; repeats Jan 29, 4-5am; Oregon Public
Broadcasting Plus (OPB Plus). Watch “Search for the Original
Gypsies,” an episode of Song of the Dunes looking at the
untouchable musicians who are trapped at the bottom of India’s
caste system. To verify showtimes, call (503) 293-1982 or visit
<www.opb.org>.
“The Funkiest Monkeys”
Jan 29, 8-9pm; repeats Jan 31, 1-2am & Feb 2, 10-11am;
Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB). Watch “The Funkiest
Monkeys,” an episode of Nature examining black macaques,
charismatic monkeys that only exist on the island of Sulawesi in
Indonesia. To verify showtimes, call (503) 293-1982 or visit
<www.opb.org>.
Japan world history talk
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Jan 30, 6pm, Portland State University (PSU), Lincoln Hall
(1620 SW Park Ave, Portland). Attend “Modernity in Common:
Japan and World History,” a free lecture by Dr. Carol Gluck of
Columbia University that reexamines the four questions always
asked about modern Japanese history by putting them in a global
context. For info, call (503) 725-8577, e-mail <cjs@pdx.edu>, or
visit <www.pdx.edu/cjs>.
War crimes tribunals and
truth commissions lecture
Jan 30, 7pm, Portland State University, Smith Center, Room
236 (1825 SW Broadway, Portland). Attend “Testimony and
Accountability: Witnessing and Observing War Crimes
Tribunals and Truth Commissions,” a free lecture presented by
professor David Cohen, founding director of the Berkeley War
Crimes Study Center. For info, call (503) 725-9662 or visit <www.
pdx.edu/public-humanities/events>.
The Fujita Collection
Mail, Fax or Deliver with payment to:
Asian Reporter Classifieds, 922 N Killingsworth Street, Suite 1A, Portland, OR 97217-2220
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Feb 2-28, noon-8pm (Mon-Tue), 10am-6pm (Wed-Sat),
noon-5pm (Sun), Kenton Library (8226 N Denver Ave, Portland).
View The Fujita Collection, a photo exhibit about Japanese
fighter pilot Nobuo Fujita. Fujita was the pilot who dropped the
first bomb on United States soil, just west of Brookings, Oregon,
during World War II. In his later years, Fujita became a pacifist
and reached out to the town. In the 1990s, he donated $1,000 to
the Brookings Public Library with a request that the funds be
used to create a collection of children’s books about other
cultures. The exhibit about Fujita and his bequest was created by
photographer Nolan Calisch. For info, call (503) 988-5370 or visit
<events.multcolib.org>.
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Celebrate the Year of the Horse! See page 9.