Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 19, 1963, Sec. 2, Page 2, Image 10

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    HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, December 19. 1963 I
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' Do We Need A New Calendar?
Since man first notched a stick, the calendar has caused
problems. It has lead to riots and to dissatisfactions that have
caused cleavages in nations.
Our own present calendar is misleading and inaccurate.
This chart, from Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia, shows the
problems that are encountered in determining a date based on
cither the Julian or the Gregorian Calendar.
The basic problem is that our year actually is 3G5 days, 6
hours, 9 minutes, 9.5 seconds long. Thus, no calendar to date
has given a true measure of our year.
A PERPETUAL CALENDAR
Thii calendar givm Die rluv of the week for any date from
U beginning of the Chriitinn lira to the year 2 WO.
CENTURY
YEAR
enioyed the
Our hearty thanksl
RIETMANN'S HARDWARE
Ml
WW.
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.4 Christmas Wish
wish our friends and patrons the merriest
Christmas ever and a holiday season filled with good
cheer. Our grateful thanks to all.
DEL'S MARKET
LEXINGTON
10 38 0 84
11 99 C7 M
12 40 6S 88
13 41 69 87
14 42 70 M
It 43 71 n
15 44 72
17 45 73
IS 48 74
19 47 7
20 48 7
21 49 77
22 SO 78
23 SI 79
24 2 80
21 S3 81
25 64 82
27 M 83
28 40 84
MONTH
Jan., Oct.
Feb..Marrrh,Nov,
April, July
May
June
Aut.
Sept., Dae.
8 IS 21 29
9 IS 23 30
10 17 24 31
11 18 2S
12 19 2
13 20 27
14 21 28
Julian Calendar Crtforlan Calendar
0 100 2110 .'100 4im 800 OOO lfiOOtl'MX) ITIMI IMMI I90
TOO 8011 UUO IUU0 1IUU 121X1 I3U0 2UUU HOi 1M) 1WD
1400 1500
Domlnleal LettereJ
JC KD FIJ OF Ad IIA CB BA C E 0
I (' D ' K V Q A t C B D F
I B O D K F 0 K F A 0 R
0 A B C D K V D K O B D
FB OK AO BA B DC KD CB DC KB AO CB
D K F O A 1) V A B D F A
C D K K 0 A B 0 A 0 B O
B 0 D K F O A F 0 B D F
AO BA CB IH! KD FU OF KD FB AO CB KD
F 0 A B (! I) K O D F A C
B F (I A B fi D B O K 0 B
D K F O A B (! A B D F A
CB DC KD FB OF AO BA OF AO CB KD OF
A B (' I) K F (I K F A 0 B
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FOABODK CDFAO
ED FB OF AO IIA CB DO CB KD OF BA
C D K F O A B AO K (J
B C D K F O A O B D F
a b c n k v o face
OF AO BA CB DC KD FB KD OF BA DC
E F 0 A 1) C D 0 K C B
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C D I! F O A B A ORG
BA CB IX! KD FB OF AO OF BA DC FB
G A B (! I) I! F K (I B D
f. o a u : n i: odfac,
r. F CI A 11 C D B 0 K (I B
DC ED I'll; UK AO BA CB AO BA DC r'E AO
Dominical Letter
Wed.
Tlmr.
Fri.
Hat.
Kun.
Mon.
Tuea.
On and hofore 15S2. Oct. 4 only. (iCt
tOn and after 15X2, Oi l. IS only. IU
JTwo letlera are aiven lor leap yean; the tint in for
January and February, the accond for the other months.
Copyright: Compton'a Pictured Kneyclopedi
cember and follow lUlineto the domlnlei
letter A.
In Ihf Coy Kttum. locale 25 and fo
SXAMPLEiTo find thediy of the week for
ChriitiniM, December 25, IMI;
In the Ctntury irdion, locate 1909.
In Me Yar trctinn, follow down the
column in which 9m4 appears in the Cer
lury ie'tinn to the lino with ejl. Note the
d minival letter A.
In Ou Month lotion, locate De-
low il line to the column in which di
minical letter A nppeart lor December
the Month neclion. The day of the week
Monday. Thua December 25. 1HI,
on Monday.
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Bells, Bells
Through the ages,
bells have served many
purposes announcing
the approach of vehi
cles, for instance, or sig
naling the beginning of
curfew. Early associated
with churches, by medi
eval times the pealing
of the bells had come
to signify the rejoicing
of the Christmas season.
An early custom was
the tolling of church
bells on Christmas Eve,
during the hour before
midnight. The tolling
announced the death of
Satan, and at midnight
joyous peals told of the
birth of Christ.
In England, where
bell-ringing is an hon
ored, family-taught art,
the tuneful bells ring
out at seven-thirty on
Christmas morning.
It takes years of train
ing and practice to learn
the ringing of complex
"changes," as the differ
ent chants and tonal
combinations are called.
mm
mmmmmi
VWshing
you all the
joys and
blessings of
Christmas.
McBRIDE'S BODY SHOP
NATE CHARLIE BUTTER
HAPPINESS
BEST YflSHES
MOD CHEER
9
A. L. "JERRY" DAGGETT
Sincere S
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Cut heartiest
greetings to
all our friends ani -neighbors.
May you
enjoy a very Merry Christmas,
HEPPNER CLEANERS
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As an expression of our thanks and good will, we extend
to friends, old and new, our best wishes for a
joyous Christmas and a holiday season filled with good cheer.
LEXINGTON OIL CO-OP
JOE
LYLE
VIC
there's no season quite like Christmas ... no
custom quite so happy as the old tradition of exchanging
greetings. With real appreciation for our cordial
relations, we thank you and wish you a most joyful holiday.
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COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC
SERVING MORROW AND GILLIAM COUNTIES