THE ASIAN REPORTER
September 15, 2014
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Asian Family
Center
8040 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland
Pho Thanh Long
Pho Jasmine
Restaurant
714 N Killingsworth St
Portland
635 SW College St
Portland
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
THAI RESTAURANT
FOR SALE
Profitable, established
Thai restaurant for sale.
Located in Vancouver, Washington.
$68,000 (includes most inventory &
equipment). For more information,
call (360) 883-3419.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
DOWNTOWN PORTLAND
LARGE CHINESE
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Custom Fabrication
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>
Owner retiring. Price: $80,000.
For information, call David at
(503) 459-8220.
FOR SALE
Cemetery Plots
CHESTNUT FARM
SIX IMPERIAL GARDEN
BURIAL PLOTS FOR SALE
Chestnut farm in Corbett,
Oregon seeking community,
church, or temple group for
fall harvest partnership.
11 varieties, u-pick,
$1.99/lb. gross weight.
For more information, call:
(503) 695-5369
(OK to leave a message)
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. For pricing, call Linda at
(503)
652-1084
or
e-mail
<lindajow@comcast.net>.
INTERPRETERS
NEEDED!!
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
INSTALLATION
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.
Landscaping Services
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:
BRAND NEW QUEEN
PILLOW TOP MATTRESS
The AR faxline is: (503) 283-4445
For Sale/For Lease
OFFICE SPACE
FOR LEASE
LOOKING FOR A NEW CAREER?
600-square-foot retail/office
space for lease. Space is within
walking distance of Interstate MAX
and the PCC Cascade campus.
For info, call (503) 312-3224.
Check out The Asian Reporter’s Northwest Job Market
advertising section on page 14 or visit
<www.asianreporter.com/nwjobmarket.htm>.
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
For Sale/For Lease
For Sale/For Lease
ESCAPE TO
BEAUTIFUL NEWPORT!
13-unit motel for sale.
Includes 2 oceanview suites plus
a 2-bedroom owner’s apartment.
Price: $595,000. For details, call
(541) 265-2234
FOOD CART
SPACE FOR LEASE
Food cart pod features include:
Heavy foot traffic on a busy street;
electricity & water; ATM; garbage/re-
cycling; new restrooms; internet;
graywater dump station; security
cameras; and a covered dining area.
Pod is located within walking dis-
tance from Portland Community Col-
lege’s Cascade Campus. For more
info, call (503) 381-3749 or e-mail
<ksfoodcarts@ gmail.com>.
Seeking healing arts practitioners –
acupuncturist, naturopath, physical
therapist, nutritionist, chiropractor,
etc. – to rent office space and be part
of an interactive healing community
in the Hollywood District. $400/mo.
rent for 145 sq. ft. space. Group room,
kitchen, and bathroom available.
Contact the House of Light Health and
Education Center: (503) 241-9766 or
<workingstones@live.com> (Sub-
ject: “Rental Space”).
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ATTENTION
RENTERS
The Housing Authority
of Clackamas County
(HACC) is opening 8 Public
Housing Waiting Lists
on October 20, 2014
at 12:01am through
October 26, 2014
at 11:59pm.
To apply for Public Housing,
visit HACC’s website at
<www.clackamas.us/housi
ngauthority>. Additional in-
formation on the application
process and eligibility can be
found on HACC’s website. Ap-
plications will be selected and
ordered using a random lottery
system. The day and time an
application is submitted has no
impact on whether an applica-
tion will be selected for the
waitlists.
Paper applications are avail-
able by mailing a written re-
quest to: HACC, Attn: Waitlist
Opening, PO Box 1510, Oregon
City, OR 97045, before the
waitlists open. Completed pa-
per applications must be
mailed to HACC at the ad-
dress above and postmarked
between October 20, 2014
and October 26, 2014, to be
accepted.
HACC is providing computer
access and help applying at
the following locations:
The Housing Authority
Administrative Office
(Spanish interpreter On-site)
13930 South Gain St.
Oregon City, OR 97045
Clackamas Heights
Community Room
(Russian interpreter On-site)
13900 South Gain St.
Oregon City, OR 97045
Hillside Park Property
Management Office
2889 SE Hillside
Milwaukie, OR 97222
If you need Spanish or
Russian versions of this form,
visit our website; if hearing
impaired, our TDD is
(503) 655-8639
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forma en Español, favor
de visitar nuestro página web;
si usted padece sordera
completamente nuestro
numero de TDD es
(503) 655-8639
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Asian Health &
Service Center
12500 SW Allen Blvd
Beaverton
For Sale/For Lease
OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE
My Canh
Restaurant
1801 NE Cesar Chavez
Portland
REAL ESTATE
Call for your free quote !
Dien Danh, (503) 810-4454
Only $150.
Call (503) 756-3821
(503) 535-2173
1818 SE 122nd Ave
Portland
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SUBSIDIZED UNITS
MAY BE AVAILABLE
AT THIS TIME.
If subsidized units are not
available at this time, qualified
applicants may be placed on
waiting lists. Guardian Man-
agement Corporation is com-
mitted to EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY.
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MANOR I, II, IIB
922 N. 2nd
P.O. Box 1860
Silverton, OR 97381
Tel: (503) 873-4186
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Honolulu to move
homeless people
from tourist hubs
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monarchy when it was
overthrown in 1893.
But critics said the
proposals will criminalize
homelessness instead of
providing assistance to
vulnerable people.
“We’re helping the public
to view the homeless as
faceless people — not even
people, but objects to sweep
away,” said councilman
Breene Harimoto, who
voted against all the pro-
posals except the ban on
urinating and defecating in
Waikiki. “I’m very dis-
turbed by this.”
The city also is planning
a temporary legal campsite
on a remote, mostly
industrial island far from
the resorts. Some of Oahu’s
estimated 4,700 homeless
people would be allowed to
camp on Sand Island,
which was used during
World War II as an intern-
ment camp for Japanese
Americans and is home to a
wastewater
treatment
plant and former dump.
Caldwell’s administra-
tion is planning to imple-
ment Housing First, a pro-
gram that will provide per-
manent housing units for
the chronically homeless
on Oahu. But it will be
about a year before people
can move into permanent
housing, said Jesse Broder
Van Dyke, spokesman for
Honolulu mayor Kirk Cald-
well.
The approved bills now
go to Caldwell for his
approval.