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FOUR The Hrppntr Gaiette-Times, JV Fillies By DANA RF.ID The Heppner JV Filly team played their second game of the season against the Arling ton Honkers. The game was played Thursday. Sept. 22, at Heppner. The Fillies really played well. They were really hust ling and had good team work. Heppner has really improved. The Arlington JV team con sists of three JV players and six varsity players. They played three JV players throughout the whole game, then rotated the six varsity players. The first match wasn't real good for the Fillies. They just weren't quite consistent enough with their serves. There were a few substitutions on the Fillies' side. The Fillies did well but the Honkers won the first match because they had most of their serves over. The scores was Fillies 9. Honkers 15. The second match was a good one for the Fillies. They started slow but then came richt in and showed the Hon kers what they are made of. They were receiving the ball well and then were ready for the next one to come over the net. The Fillies could have been talking and moving a bit more but the game itself was lone Jr. High volleyball teams produce wins By ASHLEY CON KLIN lone's junior high volleyball teams produced wins in their first match of the season on Thursday. Sept. 22. against North Sherman. Jill Nlson led the A-team to victory with game scores of 13-15. 15-12 and 15-12. Nelson was the high -point server with 19 points. Koffee Kop Keglers September 22 Won - Lost M.C.G.G. No. 2 Three Holers No-Pin Hitters The Dregs Gutter Dusters Pytts NewComers Hi-Hos Splits: Eva 10 7 7 6 - 2 - 5 - 5 - 6 54 - 6i 5 - 7 4- 7W 3 - 9 Griffith 4-5. 4-5-7. 5-7: Maude Hughes 3-10; and Ray Wilson 2-7. 5-. High game: Sonia Smith -194 High series : Linda Schultz -492. Sparetimers September 20 Bowling News Won - Lost M.C.G.G. 11 - 1 Peterson's 8'- 3i Coast to Coast 8-4 Les Schwab 6-6 Gardner's 5-7 Sears 41-- 7"i V&G 4 - 8 Central Market 1 -11 Splits: LoRayne Bowman 6-7-10: Linda Shaw 5-10. High game: Valery Volesky - 190. High series: LoRayne Bow man - 492. High team game: Coast to Coast - 917. High team series: Coast to Coast - 2639. Electrolysis & Thermolysis Permanent Hair Removal Anna Schwarzin, Certified . Eleetrologist 676-9248 Open Tues. - Wed. , Or by appt. llrppner. Oregon, Thursday. win 2, lose good. The score was Fillies 15. Honkers 10. The third match was a great game on both sides of the court. The game was both exciting and close. The Fillies were really playing tough ball. They were receiving well, bumping them right to the setter, setting it up then spik ing them down hard on the Honkers' side of the court. There were some long volleys and quick playing at the net. The Fillies' serves were quite consistent and well done. The game was close all the way through. The Honkers had some very good serves also but the Fillies picked them up. Heppner won the match 15 to 8. "Really good teamwork." "Played against part Varsity and won. so were doing pretty good." "The game was great." Those were e few quotes from the JV players. "The girls weren't moving and talking quite enough and their serves weren't consis tent enough. The third game was the best. The girls were starting to talk and move a bit more." remarked Coach Karen Howe. The JV teams' next game is Thursday. Sept. 29 against Umatilla at Umatilla. Come support your athletes : it really does help them out. The B-team. behind Kris Anderson's 22 points, won 15-2 and 15-3. Coach Barbara Collin was very pleased with the victory. "Overall we had very good team play. We will need this throughout the season to have a winning team." The Cardinals will travel to Heppner on Thursday, Sept. 29 for a 2:30 p.m. match-up. Dime a Dozen September 25 Won - Lost No. Six 9-3 No. Five 9-3 No. Three 8 - 4 No. Eight 6-6 No. Two 5-7 No. Seven 4 - 8 No. One 4-8 No. Four 3 - 9 Splits: Chuck Buchanan 7-3-6-10. High game: Bebe Munkers -191 and Ray Massey - 222. High series : Billie Doherty -491 and Riley Munkers - 499. High team game: No. Three - 808. High team series: No. Three - 2193. Blue Mt. Men's League September 21 won - Lost Bucknum's Tavern 9-3 Bowl for Fun Heppner Bowl Cast Offs Central Mkt. Cal's Lounge Gar Aviation Big Five 8-4 7-5 6-6 5-7 5-7 4-8 4-8 Hieh series: Dave Hanna -571. Pete Schwarzin - 551 and Gene Doherty - 550. High games: Greg Johnston - 221. Bert Corbin - 211 and Elmer Heath - 211. PURITY o r Oregon j September 29. 1S83 one against Arlington Honkers i ( " 'I if L L k V Fillies send Honkers ask ; ; ' ' J gr;:K4lrLl :-i ByDWARElD The Heppenr Fillies played the Arlington Honkers Thurs day. September 22 in Heppner. The Fillies did great. They plaved a couple of outstanding matches. The first match was super. The Fillies were ready for anything. They got up high and smashed the ball down to the Honkers. It was an excit ing game to watch. Their serves were very good They were right over the net and hard ones to hit. The Fillies Extension Service offers tips on sunflowers Bv BIRDIVETl'LLIS Program Assistant Morrow Co. Extension Service The early frosts of last week remind home gardeners that many fall harvests should get under way. Many home gardeners grow sunflowers, for harvesting seeds and other reasons. As the sunflower seeds mature in the fall, drying and storing the seeds may be worthwhile. "Sunflower seeds are con sidered good snack food by manv people, and they can be used as a food source for birds living in the home landscape." says Ray McNeilan. Oregon State University extension home gardening agent. Leave the sunflower heads - GERMINATION - GENERATION SEED - THE BASIC REGISTERED HILL 81 STEPHENS DAWS - HATTON - WANSER - HESK BARLEY DEMAND LET 'ER-BUCK BRAND Seed PENDLETON GRAIN GROWERS, INC. PENDLETON HERMISTON - 276-7611 or 276-1338 567-5591 -c-- U m phow by Jon Michel f -f 1 1 L I r z S -'T took the game with a score of Heppner 15. Arlington 10. The second match was another good one for the Fil lies But this time they had almost all new players. They did very well. There were a lot of balls that were not under control as they came over the net but the Fillies changed that as they made their first bump to the setter. In this match there was quite a bit of net play and the Fillies did great Thev were ahead of the on the plant as long as possi ble. McNeilan says. Cut the heads off after the blossom has separated from the seed. Then finish curing the seeds in a warm, ventilated area. Tie a cloth bag around each head to catch any seeds that might drop during drying. Once dry. the seeds can be eaten, or stored in closed FOR SALE: Two -1979 Model 6602 Combines $45f000 each Frank Anderson 676-5311 Quality in a name INVESTMENT CERTIFIED n Oregon J STEPHENS Oregon flying poe by Jcrfm Mtil Honkers all the way through the game. The Fillies took the match and the game with a score of Heppner 15. Arlington 5 The Fillies are really on a roll now They have won two out of three of their games and ihev have won one out of one league games. "We did so poorly when we went to Arlington and played, so it was neat to beat them at home The girls played extremelv well." said Coach Barbara Stefani. containers to feed to birds next winter. For human consumption. McNeilan recommends the following recipe: Mix two cups dried seeds with one-half tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, and one and one-half tablespoons melted butter and one teaspoon salt. Place in shallow baking pan and roast Fillies' varsity team takes on Pilot Rock and wins .. ' i " IB nil iiiimffinm.iiiiii imiin r T " ' ' B l) WAR KID The Heppner varsity volley hall team played another ereat game Tuesday. Sept. 20. Thev played the Pilot Rock Rix'kets at Ht'ppner. The F'lllies did great. Both matches were close ones but the Fillies knew what they were doing In the first match, the Fil lone volleyball players lose to Helix Kv ASill.KVCON'KLIN The lone Cardinal volleyball team dropped its second league match in a row lasdt Thursday. Sept 22, to the Helix Grizzlies, 15-6. 115, 4 15 lone played their best game of the season in their first game But, an experienced Helix came back and look the last two games as the Cards lost concentration on serves and receiving and gave up several points lone's serving improved from the Arlington The first ferrii wheel was erected at the 1893 Colum bian Exposition in Chicago. for one hour at 250 degrees. 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