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By JO PETTYJOHN
YES, CLOSER and closer to Santa
Claus time, but eveything
around here is pretty well under
control. The social calendar for
last week and this week seems
to be quite full of Christmas par
ties as the holiday season swings
into step. College students are
home and local school young
sters will soon have a 10-day va
cation. The kids say one thing
is still missing and that is the
snow for Christmas time!
PRECEDING THE Elks Ladies
M,'jht, last Thursday, the on
er's wives entertained with a
poiluck dinner foi Mrs. Ray
Schroth, Hermiston, w.msj hus
band was paying his official
visit to lodge, at the home of
Mrs. W. H. Wolff last Thursday
night. Helping with the dinner
were Mrs. t'onley Lanham, Mrs.
Bob Flatt, Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mrs.
Bob Brindle, Mrs. Jerry Daggett,
Mrs. Clint Agee, Mrs. Glen Ward,
and Mrs. Kenneth Turner. Also
present were the trustee's wives
Mrs. LeRoy Gardner, Mrs. Jack
Van Winkle, Mrs. Terrel Benge,
and Mrs. Bill Collins. The rooms
were very beautiful with the
colorful Christmas decorations.
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HOSTESSES FOR Ladies Night
were Ginger Kiethley and
Sharon Harrison who served cof
fee during the evening and had
charge of the play. June Bellen
brock won high for bridge; Lil
lian Sweek was second; and Joy
ce Ward won the door prize. High
.for pinochle was Edna Turner;
second went to Janina Johnson;
and Millie Evans won the door
prize. Pinochle players out-did
themselves this time as they fill
ed seven tables as compared
with only three of bridge, quite
unusual!
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A CHRISTMAS party was held
Monday night at the Legion
hall for the Legion and auxiliary
members and their families. The
hall was decorated with a tree
and Christmas decorations on
the tables. A gift fish pond was
in operation for the youngsters
to fish for gifts. The Squared-Up
Kounders dance group entertain
ed with several routines. The re
freshment table included many
snack type foods which everyone
munched on during the evening
and later they enjoyed playing
games.
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DUPLICATE BRIDGE was on the
menu Friday night at the Gor
don Hutchens home with six
couples playing. Included in on
tne play were the LaVerne van
Marters, Bert Huffs, Terry
Thompsons, Bob Jone s , Bob
Brindles, and the Hutchens. La
Verne and Gordon tied for high.
They used the Howell movement
in the scoring which gives one
group of winners instead of the
north-south, east-west groups. I
am learning a little more about
bridge! Phyllis had her house
decorated for the Christmas sea
son and served coffee and
cookies during the evening,
ooo
IN KEEPING with the holiday
season Laurel Van Marter
gave lovely poinsettia plants as
prizes wnen she entertained
bridge last Thursday evening.
Doreen Jacobs, lone, won high;
Suzanne Jepsen, lone, second;
and Lil Boyce, lone, low. Also
getting in on the poinsettias
were Harriet Hall and Laurel
Cannon, lone, whose birthdays
were on that day! Laurel served
Christmas punch for the festive
party with cheese and crackers
during the play. Open-faced
sandwiches and coffee concluded
the evening. Others present were
Nancy Ekstrom, lone, Mary Jean
McCabe, and Elaine George.
ooo
CARRIE BECKETT entertained
the Pinochle club Friday after
noon with Janina Johnson filling
in for Beulah Mankin who was
down with the flu. Mary Harris
won high and teamed up with
Dor s Watk ns to win tne pino
chle, and Carrie won low. Millie
Evans, Gladys Beckett, Pearl
Wright, and Hannah Anderson
also played during tne anernwn
ooo
MONDAY NIGHT Mary McLeod
entertained the Bridge Biddies
at the home of Mary Jean mc
Cabe. I asked the first Mary
about having club at one anoth
er's home, she said it was so
much easier because one of them
cleans house and the other one
brings the refreshments. There's
an idea, gals! Marian Jonasson
won high, and Mary McClure
won second and the traveling
prize of having 100 honors,
Lucky gal, lots ot ennstmas pre
sents! Marv McLeod served choc
olate velvet cake topped with
white frosting, sounds delicious!
She said she ended up baking
two of them because she couian t
get it to come out of the pan in
one piece. Anyhow, the family
got a cake even it was patched
together a little! Boy, what frost
ing can conceal? Others, in on
the play were Janina jonnson,
Jan Agee, Dorothy O'Rourke, and
LaFyrne Pratt, and the two
"Marys .
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THREE ENERGETIC gals got to
gether and came up with a
nice idea which turned into a
great success as they entertained
five tables of bridge Friday
night. Edda Mae Lovgren, Na
dine O'Brien, and Joyce Ward
were the hostesses at the Lov
gren home for a Christmas
bridge party. They started with
the dessert of green chiffon salad
topped with a red maraschino
cherry which was made by Betty
Hamilton.
This was served with party
crackers with cheese topping.
tour progressions were played
with Bebe Munkers winning
high; Kay Robinson, second; and
Rita Wolff, third. They all re
ceived Christmas flower arrange
ments, Nona bowell and Mary
McLeod won low and each won a
red covered container. Florence
Green, Hazel Mahoney, and
Daisy Collins won door prizes
and each received a red pixie.
Others playing were Patty Prock,
Betty Gimbel, Cork Norene, Mary
Jean Mclabe, Jean Bennett,
Gwen Healy, Elsie Cole, Eileen
Prock, Ramona Marshall, Jan
Agee, Marian Jonasson, and Dee
Unbble. Following piay tney ex
changed gifts which each had
brought and all of this made for
a gala evening!
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LAUREL VAN MARTER and
Dick Meador won high at du
plicate bridge play Saturday
night at the Gordon Fratt nome.
Second went to La Verne Van
Marter and Phyllis Hutchens.
Christmas decorations carried
out the holiday theme about the
rooms and the guests enjoyed
singing Christmas carols. A buf
fet table of delicious treats was
served during the evening. Other
couples present were the Dr.
Wolffs, Lowell Gribbles, Clint
McQuarries, Conley Lanham s ,
Gordon Hutchens, and Van Mar
ters. ooo
INEZ HUFFMAN had bridge club
at her home Wednesday after
noon with two tables in play.
Margery Worden won high and
Lota Tibbies was second high.
Inez said the cards were "miser
able" for everyone, and after five
progressions she ended up with
1100 for low! Also in on the play
were Ginger Wilkinson, Beth
Bryant, Hester Creswick, Gena
Leonard, and Wavel Wilkinson.
Hope those cards do better for
you next time! Aren't you glad
they weren't telling fortunes?
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SEVEN TABLES were in play
bunday atternoon at the multi
purpose room for the Unit bridge
party. Elsie Cole and Isabelle
Davis, Condon, won hibh north
south; Gus and Mary Jo Hartz
heim, Hermiston, were second;
Delia McCurdy and Harlan Mc
Curdy, Jr. were third. Gordon
Pratt and Marian Jonasson were
high east-west; Daisy Collins
and LaVerne Van Marter won
Second: P(tr Hantaan IJ.ii.tv.la
ton, and Bill Lewis, Pendleton,
won third.
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IN THE Tuesday night bridge
play at the Episcopal church
Grace Nickerson and LaVerne
Van Marter won high north
south with Elsie Cole and Bob
Hull winning second. Laurel Van
Marter and Harriett Hall were
high east-west with Fay Fergu
son and Delia McCurdv takine
second. A reminder to the twice
monthly Tuesday niglt players,
because of Christmas Dav fallins
on the playing nicht. the etoud
will meet the following night,
December 26.
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AND TO conclude the bridge ses
sion, (I guess that is all every
one did last week. Where are the
loyal pinochle players ? ? ) a
group of six traveled to Hermis
ton last Monday to participate in
their master point play and
came home with a big share of
the loot! The Bill Collins won
high north-south; Harlan Mc
Curdy and LaVerne won third
nortn-soutn! ana the Jim Drls-
colls won high east-west. Some
playing!
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, December 20, 1962
Young Couple Plans Wedding in Stayton
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ROSE MARIE SAMEK
THIS WINDS things up until
after Christmas. To all of you
have a very Merry Christmas,
and if you're traveling, drive
carefully!
When you patronize Gazette
Times advertisers, you help
make a better paper. Tell them
you saw it In the Gazette-Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Samek of
Stayton announce the forth
coming marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Rose Marie Samek, to
Richard (Dick) Sherman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sherman of
Heppner. The wedding will be
Saturday, December 29, at Im
maculate Conception Catholic
church, Stayton, at 2 p.m.
Miss Samek is a senior in
home economics at Oregon State
University, and Mr. Sherman is
also in his fourth year of col
lege but plans to continue two
more years, working towards de
grees in electrical engineering
and mathematics. He attended
Pacific University In his fresh
man year and is now in his
third year at Oregon State.
Both are graduates of Stayton
Union High school.
Coming Events
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MONDAY, December 24
Chamber of Commerce, Wagon
Wheel, noon.
WEDNESDAY, December 26
Odd Fellows, lodge hall, 8:00
p.m.
THURSDAY, December 27
Soroptimist, Wagon Wheel, noon.
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