MultnoMah athlEtIC Club
Holiday Guide
start at 10 a.m. The cost is $33 per person,
and $1 per year for children 12 and
younger. A 20 percent service charge is
added to total.
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any time to pursue shopping opportunities.
Holiday Day Camp
Interested walkers gather at the Gallery of
Champions at 9 a.m. There is no registra-
Monday, Dec. 21 through Wednesday,
Dec. 23; Monday, Dec. 28 through
tion or charge to participate.
Wednesday, Dec. 30
Peacock Lane Run
The junior sports department offers
Tuesday, Dec. 15
a holiday camp from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The
cost is $53 per day for members and $63
Runners of all abilities are invited
per day for guests. For more information,
to see Portland’s holiday lights while
contact Stephen Clayton at 503-517-7578,
running a four- or eight-mile guided route.
e-mail
sclayton@themac.com, or see page 7
Participants meet in the Turnaround at
The Early Birds Christmas
in the Winter Class Guide.
5 p.m.; the run starts at 5:15 p.m. Those
Breakfast is Friday, Dec. 18.
running the four-mile option should bring
Baseball Clinics
TriMet fare. Free pizza and soft drinks are
breakfast. The family-friendly gala features
Monday, Dec. 21 through
available at the end of the run. A no-host
breakfast beginning at 6:15 a.m.; festivities
Wednesday, Dec. 23
bar is also available.
start at 6:30 a.m. The Balladeers serenade
MAC member Coach Dan Warthen,
breakfasters with holiday music; Columbia
Lights & Lobbies Walk
pitching coach for the New York Mets,
Sportswear presents a fashion show; and
Wednesday, Dec. 16
leads three youth baseball clinics. The
the Early Birds Committee recognizes Mr.
Set the alarm for the annual Lights & and Ms. Early Bird for 2009. Everyone has
Lobbies Walk through downtown Portland a chance to win one of many prizes. The
to view the decorations and light displays cost of continental breakfasts is $6.95, and
of local hotels and businesses. Leave the a full breakfast is $8.95. For more informa-
Turnaround at 6 a.m. and follow a three- tion, call 503-223-8573.
mile circuitous route from place to place.
Return to MAC for coffee and cinnamon
Polar Express
rolls from 7:30–9 a.m. There is no fee
Family Fridays
to participate, but registration ensures
Friday, Dec. 18
adequate refreshments for everyone. Call
Take a ride on the Polar Express train
503-517-7539.
at Family Fridays. At this special holiday-
Early Birds Breakfast
themed Family Fridays, families can watch
Friday, Dec. 18
The Polar Express while waiting in line to ride
the Polar Express train around the Indoor
The Early Birds gather in the Grand
Multiple generations participate
Track. Children can have their picture taken
Ballroom for their annual Christmas
in Family Fridays. The theme
with Santa Claus; get their face painted;
for Dec. 13 is Polar Express.
make a variety of arts and crafts; participate
in a “snowball” fight; drink hot cocoa; or
climb the Indoor Rock Wall in the East
cost is $15 per session. For more informa-
Gym. All children are encouraged to come
tion, contact Junior Sports Gymnasium
dressed in their pajamas.
Supervisor Stephen Clayton at
Family Fridays is free to all MAC
503-517-7578, email
sclayton@themac.com,
members and their families. Guests are
or see page 2 in the Winter Class Guide.
also welcome; the fee is $14. Inflatables,
scooters, and an open gym are also available.
New Year’s Eve Dinner
The dinner buffet is from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 31
The gyms are open from 6-9 p.m. The Men’s Bar is open on New Year’s
Eve from 5:30-9 p.m. Before heading to
Holiday Brunch
a New Year’s Eve destination, stop in to
Sunday, Dec. 20 the Men’s Bar for dinner or a cocktail.
The Holiday Lights Walk is Tuesday,
Be part of the MAC tradition and join
Holiday menu items are available and
Dec. 15, followed by the Lights &
friends and family in the Grand Ballroom
feature a lobster special. No reservations
Lobbies Walk Wednesday, Dec. 16.
for an elaborate brunch buffet. Seatings
are required. WM
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