IIF.I'PNKH (ORE.) AZETTF.-TI.MES, ThurNituy,
McMum. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Menu, Mr. ami Mrs Jerry
Samples. Mr and Mis. Troy
Carey ami Mr and Mrs. Ianny
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. henzil
While lor Thanksgiving dinner
were Mr. and Mrs Hruce
llollomon and daughters of
llei imslon, Mrs. I.ois llollomon
of Milton Freewater, Mr. and
Mrs David Hunt and son, Mr,
and Mrs Mike Todd and family.
Friday Mr, and Mrs. Dcnzil
White wenl to The Dalles on
business
Visiting Mr and Mrs. Hud
Dtinlap over the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Dean lleifrich and
family of Springfield and Mr.
and Mrs. A J Mallorcy and
family of Tilhmook.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Walls and
family went to Portland Friday
and stayed over to see the auto
show, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Davis of Fossil joined Mr. and
Mrs. Watts on Saturday.
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Holly green, miitletot and tree
ornaments the tignt that the
season of giving it here. Merry
Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vic Wallace and
family went to Honners Ferry,
Idaho over the weekend and
visited relatives.
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at 128 W. Willow?
went to Portland oxer
weekend to attend the
Capades and for shopping.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herb Luper and
family went to Portland over
the weekend to have Thanks
giving with Mrs. Hattie Luper.
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Several people have asked
what is really going to go on in
the Mental Health Services.
Certainly people who have been
going over to Pendleton for
mental health services can
testify that there is nothing
mystical about what goes on in
an interview with a therapist or
in group therapy.
The thing that makes an
interv iew with a therapist more
than just talking is that the
therapist is able to understand
the dynamics of the situation
and can effect the discussion in
such a way as to be helpful to
the individual. He can raise
pertinent. thought -provoking
questions. He can point out
subtle factors that may escape
recognition by those directly
involved.
The therapist tries to help the
patient see various alternatives
to his problems and also
provides encouragement and
reasurance as the patient at
tempts to carry out the solution
he has chosen.
The therapist is interested in
all people with problems.
Rather than telling a person
what to do, he attempts to help
the person help himself. The
individual still has the right to
determine for himself what he
should do about his problem.
4-H Sewers
Make
Santa Boots
Judie Laughlin's 4-1! Sewing
group met last Saturday for a
work sessioti. Everyone was
able to attend. Each girl had
made a Santa Boot out of felt to
cover a 2 lb. coffee can. They
also brought 2 dozen cookies.
They filled 8 boots to take to the
Neighborhood Center for
Christmas.
Mrs. Don Cole attended the
meeting and showed the girls
how to make something for
their dads for Christmas. These
were completed.
Each girl received a packet of
personalized pencils from their
leader for Christmas.
Neighborhood
Center is Filled
with Christmas
Surprises
The Neighborhood Center was
all abustle with Christmas
surprises Tuesday and Wednes
day. The volunteers under the
supervision of Pal Rrindle were
packing Christinas boxes.
Mrs Merritt (n ay has dress
ed 2fi dolls Every outfit is
different. 1 Some include bon
nets, shoes, capes besides the
basic dress. The dolls were
donated by the boys and girls at
the Grade School The dolls
have had shampoos, lace lift
ings and mendings
Mrs. Bob Lowe has made nut
breads for the Senior Citizens
baskets.
Mrs. Kenneth Heche has
made plum jam. apricot jam
and jelly for all the baskets.
Judie Laughlin's 4-!l Sewing
Club has made Santa Cluus
boots that transform a 2 lb.
coffee can into a Christmas
Cooky jar to be included in some
of the boxes.
The lleppner Sorcptimist
Club donated a check for $2.'J. to
help fill out Christmas boxes
with canned goods.
Food donations are .still
acceptable. Suggestions are
canned goods, puddings, jcllo,
instant coffee, tea. tunafish.
These should he left at the
Neighborhood Center today or
tomorrow.
Mrs. Stan Benson went to
Portland Friday and v isited Mr.
and Mrs Ken Miller and Todd.
She also went to Albany to visit
Mr and Mrs. Steve Benson.
Mrs Omar Stubblefield and
Mrs. Mike Wright went to
Corbett and visited Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Stubblefield.
While there they attended the
Ice Capades.
Arriving Tuesday for an
extended visit with Mr. and
Mrs. (iuy Van Arsdale are Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Senesac.
Spending the w eedeud u ith Van
Arsdales were Mr. and Mrs.
Pick Reese from Joseph.
Mr and Mrs. Willis Wright
went to Portland Monday for
Willis to have medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard
and Mrs. Lee Bailey went to The
Dalles Saturday to v isit Lee who
in The Dalles General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Mur
dock traveled to Sisters to have
Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lowery. On Friday
they all went to Silver Lake to
visit Jack Lowery Jr.
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On Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Norris met Mrs. Ken
Morris and son Kenny Jr. in
Fossil and traveled to Oregon
City where they met Mr. Ken
Norris and all had dinner with
Mrs. Lois Carpenter and
daughter Susan.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Size
more of Portland were here for
Thanksgiving at Mrs. Wilma
Mabe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Berg and
Chelena of Washougal, Wash,
and Vicki and Kalhy Green of
Yakima, Wash, were here for
Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Green.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green and
daughters visited friends in
Kittilor. Washington over the
weekend.
Pastor and Mrs. Bill Mai and
Mrs. Wm. Mai Sr. went to
Eugene for Thanksgiving and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Palmer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hulett and
children were in The Dalles
Saturday for some shopping.
Mrs. Sharon Winans was in
Portland over the weekend for
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyal Hubbell
and family went to Milton
Freewater for Thanksgiving
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Eldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt
and family went to Portland and
had Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Worlein and family.
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"Had to shoot my dog
yesterday."
"Was he mad?" .
"Well he wasn't exactly
pleased about it!"
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Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman
and family went to Portland
Wednesday to attend the wedd
ing of their son Joe' to Robin
Hesla. The family returned
home Saturday evening. There
will be an account of the
wedding in next weeks paper.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bernard Dyer
and Mrs. Vera Dyer traveled to
The Dados .Sunday for a day of
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell and
family and Mrs. How ard Butch
and family, Mrs. Robert Kelso
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Richie .Mangum was the
honored guest for a birthday
party at his home Monday
evening. Richie turned six
years old. After the children
played, Richie opened his gifts,
and then everyone enjoyed
birthday cake and ice cream..
Those attending were Travis
Hyatt. Alisa Deadly, Jeannie
Nysoth, Cindy Simmons, John
Bell. David Parton, Jodi Matti
son, Heidi Samples. Diana
Johnson, Penny Williams,
Jimmy Williams, Brenda
Mc.Muin, Shannon Sclirughams,
and Marva Mangum.
Holiday Dinner
The Friendship Club held
their annual holiday dinner at
the first grade room Saturday
night with Mrs. Danny Bell as
hostess. After a turkey and ham
dinner with all the trimmings
prepared by the women, cards
wen' played. High was won by
David Mattison and Cindy
W'easer, Second High was won
by Allen Heim and Melba
Mitchell and Pinochles were
won by John W'easer and Dinah
Jackson. There' was a gift
exchange. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. David H
Mattison, Mr. and Mrs. John
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Luper, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Coulee. Mr. and Mrs. John
W'easer, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams
and family went to Blue River
and had Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry McClain and
family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nyseth and
family went to Rickreall and
had Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Leppin and family.
Mr. and Mrs! Jack Ball went
to Pendleton Friday on
business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brahm
went to Springfield where they
had Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ostrander of
Fossil went to Portland over the
weekend and were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harlen Sehroeder.
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As the star of Bethle
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men, moy the spirit of
Christmas lead you to
many blessings.
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Let everyone rejoice . . . Christmas
time is here ogain. We'd like to
thank you for making ours a happy
Yuletide.
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