ATHLETICS
From left, MerryMacs Dorothy Hamlin, Co-Chair Mary Alicia Scott, Linda Lessard, Co-Chair Dinda Mills, Ann Diestra, Assistant Chair Mary Hilbers, Irene Patterson and Ginny Burke at the holiday luncheon.
The MerryMacs Celebrate the Holidays
Christmas party, once again chaired by Mary Alicia Scott and assisted by Mary Hilbers. Members and guests were greeted by Christmas carols and decorated tables. The centerpieces were large, lighted crystal snowmen sitting on white tablecloths, accented with red napkins. A delicious salmon lunch was served, followed by the traditional gift exchange. Produced by Dinda Mills, the highlight of the day was the showing of pictures of MerryMac activities through the years.
O – Mary Alicia Scott WM emer umers • Walking ileage
Hal Broughton 20,000
Ann Durfee 32,800
Kathleen Elliott 2,300
Carol Freeman 6,300
Claire Galton 29,100
Shannon Leonetti 56,900
Harriet Maizels 11,500
Liz Meaney 9,500
Madeline Nelson 20,200
Marge Senders 17,400
Carrie Stucky 14,000
Steve Waters 13,000
Wende Waters 11,900
1853 SW Jefferson – 2 blocks from MAC 503.226.6269 |
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JANUARY 2012 | The Wınged M | 59 503-320-5628
n Monday, Dec. 5 the MerryMacs celebrated their 48th annual
The Cutting Room Classic style to hot trends Flawless style
Lush waves, exotic texture Men’s barbering/shaves
The Color Bar Color consultation Flash back in time
The Wash House
Treat yourself to softness and shine Hand, arm and scalp massage Deep hydration and protection Waxing
The Salon is open Monday through Saturday. Located at MAC Fourth Floor Entrance.
To make reservations, call 503-517-2335.
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IN THE MAKING 30 Years Eleonore Reiter
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