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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday; April 26, 1951 Pag 3 Services Held At Monument Gym For Edasr A. Kninhfen Kunor.-'l s: rv'ot-s wore lu-M h ' : Monument's Kyimi.'i'-iu.-n April 1 !;.., 1 for Pkl.-ir Allen Knijrhli'ii, belter T known as Bin! n:;ht".n. I'.iul v.'.i j i born at Dayton, Wa-h.. .-.: i -, - j r,,, her 5, IP,;-;,-1,. His paivnts ca;nc t r'. " Heppner when ho v;n a snail '. a, boy. He lived in the i:i:.;hl country until ho was a limit "i ' v years old. Ho then came to lii Monument community v.li re !v r. spout Die remainder of his life. Ho is survived by his nephews! . Henry, ilhur, anil olson Knijihien I :; of llardman; Klnier Kni'ih' -n, j ,i Olox; IS'eal Knip.hten, KinneV. i-;-' 1 , , t . Wash.; Iiay r.n.-l v.ll'r Writ ;.,. Heppner; Conrad rnd Rdliert : ; Ki'llcn brock. Courtroch ; William, !; Ivan and Arthur Warren; nieen; Myrtle Imel, Terrebonne; Viola the I gan and family; Tom Marlatt kindnesses, and for the cards and nd family; tuen wneeier ana , foral tributes to the memory of Husband and father, Glenn Far e to save the dot? i, the charm it and istart- family. i i the cat died 1 liiin broke to. ,,- t . thjs means of express ing our heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy, many i 1 t 1 f . , J T 7 v , "ii field lopie- of ai.'. ications and ;.;,!,-, nt i;;:A. ispent ill I y in 1he of ( i i lower So- o;il. Miller is (I 1 udy or fore itod electric i c i irojeet area t t ' 1 by the CI'C ) i tl administra- fe'ui " decisions regard , 1 1 ese forecasts i t 1 v.i'.h tliose of or adminis j a: i. ist m justification ( n f ( leclric facil hi J'e was accom- Mi ler. d his r;iand ) ic P:dty) car 1 i o i if near the i i rh April 11. Ho v alient mpiry but the badly wrecked. Chuck v n eked his car neari 1 II as taken to j ni d i (1 aid. 1 if tht a combine I 'ii ).-.' the fore part: of t i mbled it: for rens. Mrs. Glenn Farrens; the Walter Wright family; the Darrel Far rens family, and the Harry uwen family. How To Make Simple Emergency Pipe Wrench We seem to run into a lot of re sourceful people. One of them, who keeps his storags tank full of Standard Automotive Diesel Fuel, told us how he re paired his storage tank pipe fittings with the emergency wrench diagrammed. Tile -k Mnkey wrendh n 1 -' k (I 1 tf. it : t " If . . ( , ' with V 0 zp There is no time like summer to inst.ill economic.il llcil Heating equipment. Put dollars into your pockets by replacing old equipment now, Present lltil users report savin t:s up to 50'. o. Start today bcing'economy wise. C;I for a Free Heating Survey of your system ct no cbli;c;tion Heil units arc Built to save fuel Euilt for low mair,!'nc:rice Built for years of service Your Best Buy IB) r- rro !l & AH -1C-3 " i 1 i n on Coll on- istod by Tom n 1 i ohms visited c ti I ind Mrs. Lola 1 t i nt. Pho was I in r uncle, Ceo. i 1 i visited Mrs. i lil Shank. Mr. it 1 of the coun- i; .'.,)'. .', i fo. 1 i I son Michael i d Wednesday i r ' t' i Mrs. Daisy 1 came Friday ( t i s, end the week-end li i . ,t.v-.hi!i Harrison and ! iJ-'rand of kmzua and niece . -.ii -. ;-.ti.-.il of Salem visited i s b jtner, Lynn i i Ci and family 1 T i -t were eall i i i id i to boo their . ( tv I ae he is sent over i 1 in the navy h , o 0 t .ndt.r OF TII.WKS 0 ! am deeply grateful for the '' i; ;!!'! l-.Urs reteivid during uy rvty iii ihe hosjiital. There je .."i'..- ti;::a I can thank in ! ; : .i ;!! 1 tiin taking this means 'v ! i'.-i ail of you know how 's.hi:! 1 1 ey )!:( ant to me. Mrs. Alva Joins. i i ii t ex: ess n.y sincere t:a-:t. ; in :!! who had a iart in : i-t,I-'. letters and flow- : ' t ' ;.u ihKlii! my recent i 1 1 ! ' :n i'rm ideiice hospital in i..r iand. iilai'aall I.ovgren. We r-re t.!..i ply grateful to !';'. I'd- and n-'is'iiwrs for the : , ;:. La: :;: .-ses t'-ndered up in .. .-..l ii'iav:neiit. and for ' h aat.ful fiui'a! tributes to ;'. e moi'v of our beloved Call us today about Standard Automotive Diesel Fuel. KH give us a chance to show you the kind of service on which we've built our local business. If j'ou have a diesel track.clean fuel is important in protecting injectors. That's why our Standard Automotive Diesel Fuel is specially handled to get to you es clean as when it left the refinery. It's a high cetane, 100 distilled fuel. L AUTOMOTIVE EDISEtlrM A Standard Oil Cnfy I California Prtdid Distributed by L. E. DICK Heppner I'VE INSURED MYGROWING GRAIN. HAVE YOU? 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He likes a temperate glass ef beer now and thta sua althengh Tiny sticks to coffee, whatever Bandy likes is OX with. her. They Bve and let Ev and that's why Uiey live se happily Copyright, 19S1, VmU Sttm Brtum FaundatUm To a snw Jboy nYf? a new hew :s. Alma Mor- Springtime brings house clearing, j our store as well. There are marr .i wish to carry over into cnotherscascn We offer you startling bargains at ; to overlook. C I IC A Tt ' ' ' !, wALil. I'Mlv i J , n. , - s U' , f " " " 4 i : Ji s '' -..- - - ' i ' Winter Coats . . . o we are cleaning out items which we do not ;r;ccs ycu can't afford Li. onC'hdij Price 100 Percent Virgin Yacls h Were $45.95"' Dresses better divv hi iv:;v'. plains, prints, a few ,!e;- y - i All other bettcr'divs-e;' c-. SKIRTS Ciearan:."..- oi' ardines all sizes 10-20. 2 n "V e h off i' -Cvilv) Crepes broken si;a 3 All Sales lurud and - i;uh;.r .1 1 1 .7 "Bang-bng!" scresmsd th pUymtte ef younf Hubert Lott. "For rescuing mothers, !' IdJ; ii top. 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