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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1976)
Page 12-TIIE GAZETTE-TIMES. Manner, OR, Thursday, Oct. 21, 1976 county and cities, the total for the county and cities will be $415,971.19. This Increase would be over the blennium from 1977-79. and in Lexington, $1,085.78. The estimated apportion ment without the revenue in the county is $357,223.93. With the increase of $?8,747.26 In the Measure 8 sets increase total estimated apportionment will jump to $312,412.60 with the Increased revenue from the one cent gas tax and the 26 per cent increase to trucks and buses on the weight-mile tax. In Heppner, the estimated Increase will be $7,090.79; in Boardman, $3,080.06; in lone, $1,794.86; in Irrigon, $1,639.75; If ballot measure 8, the gas tax, passes, Morrow County's estimated apportionment will be $44,056.02. According to the state high way division, the county's 2 hr. f.lssRllla Seta 7-9 psa Oca. Oct. 25 Moonlite Sale i J - i ) mm Oct. 25 7-9 pm L. -: - I A i A A A A I Li JUJ L i f I ' I f" - - I'" - I mnjjSlW- IN W MADN6S Pre-Teen Peggy Barker DRESSES . $1 noo While w Celebrators gather on United Methodist Church steps after services Sunday. Methodist Church 100th anniversary held here People came from Gooding, ID, Vancouver, WA, the Port land area, Salem, Milton Freewater, Pendleton, and Arlington to join in the 100th Anniversary Celebration at the Heppner United Methodist Church last weekend. Several groups from other Heppner churches also joined in the festivities. More than 100 partook of the potluck dinner on Saturday . night. Pastor Tollefson intro-, duced the visiting clergymen ' ' and other guests. Rev. Mel Dixon and his wife Nancy, who served the Heppner church from 1962 into 1969, presented a vocal duet. There was group singing, too, with Pauline Mil ler, the church organist, ac companying the singers on the piano. I Bishop Jack M. Tuell told about his recent trip to Ire land. His informal remarks were amusing, timely, inter esting and inspirational. Rev. Grace Drake, whose birthday fell that day, was After the worship service, further visiting took place cheered. She spoke the eve- around the refreshment table, ning's benediction. Mrs. Herman Green super vised the serving of the dinner assisted by her daughter Margaret, her daughter-in-law, a niece and many of the church ladies. Barbara James decorated the tables and Fay Pierce planned the program. The Centennial Worship Program on Sunday morning was written by the minister, ' Steve Tollefson, who led the congregation in the responsive selections and opened and closed the service. Bishop Tuell 's sermon, en titled "Now Thank We All Our God" dealt with the past, present and future of the world church. Mike Howell was liturgist and Pauline Miller offered several special organ selections, "Adagio in D" and "Praise Ye The Triune God." Tom James was candle lighter. arranged by Mrs. Kenneth Batty and Mrs. Howard Bry ant in the dining room. On both Saturday and Sun day! many enjoyed the exhibit arranged by Louise Moyer Wood and others. Especially interesting were displays from the Alec and Mattie Green family and the old Bible and album of pictures loaned by the descendants of Albert Wright. Several men and women wore remarkable historic clothing for the weekend events. Frances Mitchell came in a 50-year-old dress and Ella Smith and Louise Wood wore dresses much older than that, which they had preserved. Herman Green wore a very fancy vest. Each person who attended the Centennial was given a souvenir booklet about the Heppner church. lSweater SWEATERS SJ 50 Lebush Shoppe 676-5561 Heppner SS W . D t,..J They Lastjr 10 off ON ALL STORE MERCHANDISE Mcke a List This is the right time to 0 do your Christmas Shopping 40Wf IjBolts & Bolts of iN - -wr Polyester &nus Cotton Knits Terry Cloth Men's Suiting MACRAME (40 OFF' on 4 jElephant Cord and JuU 4 Judy's J ICS OC iwacfaffi s 2 hr. T.loonlito Sale 7-9 pm f.lcn. Grf. 25 " - - ' -"""ji r I 2 hr. Mcsnllte Sclo 7-9 pni Man. Oct. 25 V rm i i mm Furniture & Lamps 2V 30 11 Mattress Box Springs Carpet Deportment Fabrics Will have special prices on remnants and carpot samples 30 off Polyester Knits Special prices ( on remnants Utility Cutting Board Trash Bags 33 gallon (20 count) Instant Noodles soup'Base Evenflo Tub Toys Sunbeam Curling Iron instant Mist Tuck Cellophane Tape 'A" x isoo" Mixed Nuts n CasheWS 12 oz. package Smoked Oysters Rexall Balsam Hair Conditioner i6oz. ' Rexall Ultra-Care Lotion 16 or. $2.49 $1.66 V 98' $4.35 29" 79" 98' 49" 99" 99" CASE FURNITURE HiMmnir if Murray's Drug Heppner 676-9158 Like Fragrances Compare to Arpege, Chanel 5, Estee Lauder, Joy, My Sin, Shalimar, White Shoulders 75' All-purpose Stadium Blanket $3.98 Rexall Aspirin son's Rexall Baby Shampooie oz. Rexall Decongestant Timed-Action Capsules S.49 79 )0' 49?( Rexall Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohols ei.39' Rexall Antiporsplrant Dedorant Rol,.on (Compare to Ban) Koxa Alurex Antacid 2402. 69 S 7.29 . 1 - 1 I V . J . . 1 n 1 .m,m.mKm ! Mii,l..mi , ij.iM mtrntm V V I
