I
FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 24,2014
Reception planned to Methodist Christmas Eve service to include blast
from the past
honor outgoing
Former Sunday School
o f the Heppner
commissioner Grieb students
United Methodist Church
Colleagues, friends and family are invited to a recep­
tion for outgoing Morrow County Commissioner Ken
Grieb at the Morrow County Courthouse on Dec. 24 from
10 a.m. to noon following his final county court meeting.
Grieb served two terms on the Morrow County Court.
warmest
thoughts and
best wishes for
a happy holiday
season and a W M #
prosperous
New Year
will have a real treat to­
night (Wednesday) during
the C hristm as Eve Ser­
vices. Slides from Christ­
mas pageants performed
many years ago have been
converted into a movie that
will be shown at the church
during fellowship time be­
ginning at 6:30 p.m.
A service of carols and
readings will begin at 7
p.m. Songs will include O
Come, O Come, Emanuel;
Infant Holy, Infant Lowly;
While Shepherds Watch;
Angels We Have Heard on
High; Silent Night; Joy to
the World; Go Tell It on the
Mountain; and Tell Out My
Soul. The choir, under the
direction o f Jean Brazell,
will perform Will We Know
Him.
R e f r e s h m e n t s will
served during fellowship
Kirsten Green (Harrison) was the Angel Gabriel speaking to the shepherds during a Christmas
Pageant held at Heppner United Methodist Church in the early 1980s. Shepherds included
Bobby Krein and Brian and Rick Koffler, among others. A movie developed from these early
slides will be shown tonight (Christmas Eve) at the church. -Contributedphoto
time. Services will be led Facebook, call 541-676- com. The Heppner United
by Pastor Patty Nance. For 9224 or e-mail heppnero- Methodist Church is locat­
more information check out regonmethodists@ gmail. ed at 175 West Church St.
windwave
Next chamber lunch
ffr speed a(Jeht
will be annual meeting
The next lunch meeting of the Heppner Chamber of
Commerce will be the chamber’s annual luncheon on
Thursday, Jan. 8, from noon to 1 p.m.
The annual meeting will be held in the St. Patrick’s
Senior Center dining room.
Cost of lunch is $10; Pudding on the Ritz will cater.
Chamber lunch attendees are asked to RS VP at 541 -676-
5536 no later than Monday, Dec. 29, to guarantee a lunch.
Timm n in II¿m in im i
H eppner ,
BEO employees get
in the spirit of the
season
O R
M erry Christmas
Thank You for your
business!
B rann on s
s o o s i c i L ^ ip jp s p
z’m .?
THANK YOU FOR
your patronage !
I P
A uto R epair i
B u c k n u m *8
0
HB m l M ere yl C hristmas
* A N D ? tfB U £ S F J }N E W iY E A R ^
F rom 'S weeney /M ortuari
*T hank - you .- for - letting
US'SERVE tYOG
In the spirit of the season. Bank of Eastern Oregon employees
volunteered to bring joy to three families for Christmas. Em­
ployees drew a mitten tagged with gender, age and size from a
giving tree and got the job done. -Contributedphoto
Community lunch
menu
The community senior meal site will be back at its
regularly-schedule day and time on Wednesday, Dec. 31,
at St. Patrick’s Senior Center.
Hope and Valby Lutheran and All Saints Episcopal
church members will serve a meal that includes sausage,
ham or bacon; scrambled eggs; potatoes O ’Brien; sliced
tomatoes; citrus salad; biscuits and gravy; and streusel
coffee cake.
Milk, tea and coffee are served at each meal. Sug­
gested donation is $3.50 per meal.
Menu is subject to change.
^erry ChristtT)^
Thank you for your
throughout the
From all of us at
Howe's
1^*
Pa Pa n d'-TrishcrSweeray
541 676-5210
-
M E R R Y C H R 1 P T M A 0
We are proud to be of service
to you throughout the year
( fltx x y .
€/i*lòtmab f*om
a ll ofu S jatm
¿ fé e p p t
ffiazette-rf’ù neA
THE STAFF OF WHEATLAHO INSURANCE
_____________ Heppner ft lone
________
Thank You fo r a G re a t Year and
Wishing you a ‘W ell A d ju sted “
i^ ^ ^ o lid a y urith your family!
^
David
April
Andrea
M egan