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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1969)
' if V 11 i r r. t i I' -i J ... ; -, J- r-M ... " '- r - CARE TO PRACTICE PUTTING? This is how the pretty putting green at Willow Creek Country Club looked on Tuesday morning. (G-T Photo). Too many oils? V hex? J RPM OELO Multi-Service Oil is the one oil best for both diesel and gasoline engines. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNER L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633 Standard Oil Company of California Girls Make Favorable Showing at Olympics Three Heppner Elementary school girls entered competition in the Oregon Junior Olympic track meet at Woodrow Wilson High school in Portland on Sat urday, June 7. They were among 53 girls In the 1213 year age group. Anita Davidson, who had won first in the 12-in. Softball throw at the district meet in Arling ton, placed 2nd in the state, with a throw of 116 ft., 11 In Susan Healy competed in both high lump and 50-yard dash, making a good showing with a lump of 4'1". and a run of 6.9. Kathleen Bartlett. lirst place winner in the district 50-yard dash, finished in a good time of 6.7, after placing first in the district meet. Several other junior high ath- Sunday, June 15, is His Day AFTER SHAVES and COLOGNES letes were entered from the lone and Boardman schools. Taking Susan and Kathleen to the meet were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartlett, and Anita went with her mother, Mrs. Bob Davidson. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundery, June 12. 1963 S . '. L,.. f ."U- ' ' , .- i ., f - I 1 A i . . . . Jill" 2' ' V 1 .ii nuw.fljlblff. a ,;i;,AiaaVfL. j . ,. , "aVawaWafc'' & Amif' m "X. imiwwmmS if .aim mmttlmmmimmmmmmum FLOODING MONDAY night left a generous supply of unwanted messy drift as this photo, looking south on South Main street shows. Swim pool is in the background. (G-T Photo). 5 ran I ! V. . M 1 r I . r i aft Electric Storms Cause of Outages The onslaught of electrical storms through the week-end kept crews of Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative on the go, Harley Young, manager, said. Most of the trouble was en countered during Saturd a y night's storm when several lo calized outages occurred from transformers being burned out. Transformer at the Gene Majes- ke place was knocked out by lightning and this disrupted service to his place and to some of his neighbors. A similar outage occurred at the Dave Childs place near Ar lington. Two lightning strikes cut elec trical power lines, one being on the Willow Creek line ana an other one north of Condon. The latter interrupted service to Olex and lower Rhea Creek for a time. Heppner had ir outages. Lights blinked occasionally from over-voltage caused by the lightning, Young said. Men of the cooperative worked through the night in the hazardous com bination of heavy rain and lightning to keep the area In service. Want tougher floors? Standard Floor Hardener for hard, long-lasting surfaces on wood, cement, linoleum. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN HEPPNER L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633 Standard Oil Company or Bairromla I. English Leather Jade East Hai Karate Pub Old Spice 9 British Sterling Passport 360 That Man o Jaguar Mister L Signature Bravura JIM FARLEY AND HELPER, Larry Anderson, try to dig a drainage ditch Tuesday from Farley Motor Company's temporarily abandoned used car lot. In the background, scoop clears muck from the street. (G-T Photo). 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