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With regard to the August 2007 Business Memo on The Way Herb Shop at 1516 N.E. 11th Ave., the Memo would like to make a clarification.
Business Owner Dera Iwaniec has been selling herbal supplements since 2002; she’s been offering natural vitamins, personal care products, essential oils and ionic foot therapy since September 2006.

For more information, call The Way Herb Shop at 503-254-1591.
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With regard to the August 2007 story “Cleary’s coworkers tie the knot,” we’d like to clarify Benjamin Corbin’s position at Cleary’s Restaurant & Spirits. We misidentified him as assistant manager. He is a bartender and weekend bookkeeper. We regret the error.
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On pages 24 and 25 of last month’s issue the Memo’s publisher, as part of the Inaugural Guthrie Family Essay Contest committee, agreed to print the winning essays in the paper. However, in Caitlyn O’Mealy’s essay on page 24 two words were left off the end, and on page 25, the period was left off the end of Kenton Falbo’s essay.

Below is the entire final paragraph of O’Mealy’s essay.

Their faces bright with smiles and feeling rewarded by the results of the day’s work, the kind citizens grouped themselves around the green-and-white sign while the man who had organized the group set the timer on his camera and hurried back. Red lights blinked once, twice, three times and flash! Smiling, the dozen or so people said their farewells, gathered the children they were responsible for and climbed back into awaiting cars.

Several years later, as the man looks back through a box of old photographs with his grandchildren, one picture surfaces. It shows a group of beaming people positioned around a sign, which reads, “Ennenga Park,” with a younger version of that grandfather standing proudly at one side, smiling out of the picture up at himself some years later. The older version looks down at the photograph, remembering that day, and smiling back.

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