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MOVING
Mr. and Mrs. Doug M acFar-
lane are moving into their new
home on Spruce Drive this week
end. The house was formerly
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cloan
Powell, who have gone to Cor-
allis, where Mr. Powell is
going to study at Oregon State for
his m asters degree. He w as
the Science teacher in Brookings
for the past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Vaughan
have moved into the apartment
over the Hi-Way Mkt. and Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Vaughan have
moved into Alvin's home which
is on Del Norte.
Altar Society Meets
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Harbor Fire Chief La Vere
Hewitt announces that the re s
idents within the Harbor Fire
District will receive a visit from
the Fire Department personel,
relative to home fire prevention.
It is hoped that the program can
be completed during the month
of August.
AUTO and TRUCK WRECKERS
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A gracious hostess, or a host
Is proud to serve our tender roast!
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Herbert
and four children of Eugene were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. LaVere Hewitt on Tuesday.
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The Star of the Sea A l t a r
Society met at the Parish hall
Tuesday evening withagood turn
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Jaklewicz
out of members. The meeting
were Rogue River valley visitors
the la tte rp a rt of the week. They was presided over by the P re s
ident, Edith Berger, and a gen
visited at the home of former
eral discussion of the annual
residents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Spence in Ashland, and attended bazaar to be held during the la t
the Josephine County Fair at te r part of October was held.
The Society is holding a hand
Grants Pass, returning home
kerchief shower at the Parish
Saturday.
Hall on August 20th in honor of
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wheeler Mrs. LeoQuinlin and M rs. Pete
J r . and family left Saturday for L esm eister, and everybody of
South Attelboro, Massachusetts the parish is invited.
A social hour closed the m eet
where Mr. Wheeler has accepted
ing,
with refreshm ents served bj
employment, and they will make
Ann Olsen, Rita Brown and Eileen
their future home there. T he
Roberts.
W heeler's moved here th r u -
years ago from South Attelboro,
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Zerl Putman drove to Corvallis
last week where he visited at the
homeof hism bther, M rs. Caro
line Putman. When he return
ed home Thursday he was ac
companied by Mrs. Putman, his
siste r, M rs. Ralph Cater and
her son Dwight^ of New York
City, all of whom are visiting at
the Walter Thompson home here
for a couple of weeks. Mrs.
Thompson is Mrs. P utm an's
daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hanscam
and three children were visitors
here overnight Friday at thi
homes of E.E. HanscamSr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J.O . Knutson
The children remained here at
the Knutsen home when their
parents returned to Klamath
Falls, and will rejoin them this
week when Mr. and Mrs. Knut
sen go to Klamath Falls, about
Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Banick
were called to Salem last week
to attend the funeral of M r.
Baniek's mother, which was held
at Belcrest Cemetery Thursday
afternoon. The Banicks returned
home during the weekend.
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Tomatoes
The Harbor Garage is open
again after a few week closure
due to Merle Brown and his fam-
ly moving to Lebanon to make
theirhom e. Lester Walker, who
formerly had the Garage has
taken it over again and is open
for business.
Mr. and M rs. Clark Kemske
and daughter Kim left lor their
home in Sunnyvale, California,
after a four day visit here at the
home of Mr. Kemske's mother,
M rs. S.N. Fischer. On Tuesday
M rs. Fischer left for Yakima,
Washington to visit for a couple
of weeks at the home of h e r
siste r, Mrs. Don Diessner.
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so they will be going back to their
former home to live.
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