Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 01, 1984, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI hr llrpp n rr l.a irU r-T Im e *. Hrppnrr. Orrgon rhur*d»>. Vovrm bcr I. I*M -SK\ \ N £ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Fillies earn spot at district playoffs * R e -e le c t MARGO SHERER * * M O R R O W C O U N T Y T R EA S U R ER * EVjid tor by Morpo Shff'fff -4 a X* vf- si - si. > 'T ' m m si - ' T ' * t * m m vif - si * s|. m m *ii— X ' m X ' Xx X** m m •r' m ^ X ' S4 'h ** Seitz - Currin Aviation y jÊ ^ m Call us NOW for your Fall spraying needs. <; Fillies return ball against TigerScots Oct 'Frofessional aerial application 23„ fVxWO t*> doV WoH« Hv l i \ \ \ t t r | | i The Heppner Varsity Killies went up against the Weston M. Kwen Tig erScots Tuesday. Oct J.t Heppner in all important match which decidisi who would go to the district tourna ment at t mattila on Saturday. Oct occupant of property is required to make every practical attempt to eradicate weeds of economic impor lance and to prevent their spread P t 'B L I C N O T IC K The Morrow County Court has de dared the following weeds as Sox ious and each person, firm or corporation owning or occupying land within the county shall destroy or prevent the seeding on such land “ A " last Noxious Weed» Skeleton Weed Chondrilla juneea. Yellow Star Thistle Centaurea sol stitialis Tansy ragwort Senecio jacobaea >, Dalmation A yellow toad flax ilunana spp Mediterranean Sage iSalvia aithiopis l.e.ily spur ge Kughprhia csula Npikeweed (Centrom adia pungenus . Musk thistle Carduus nutans When the provisions "t 'tus ordin ance are not being complied with, the Weed Inspector shall serve a written notice to the owner or occupant of the land If the inspect or is unable to personally serve the owner or occupant, the inspector shall post the notice in three con spicuous places on the land If the owner or occupant of property fails or refuses to immediately destroy or cut noxious weeds after lieing noli fieri by personal service or posting the Weed Inspet tor shall immediate ly notify the District Attorney who shall lake necessary steps for en forcement The Morrow County Court has de dared the following weeds of Kcon omic Importance The owner or It last Wtssls of economic importance Poison Hemlock Coniutn macula turn'. Canada Thistle iCirsium ar vettsr Scotch Thistle lOnopordum .o anthium Jointed (.oatgrass Aegilope i ylindrica . SI Johnswort Hypericum performatum l. . Per ennial sowthistle *Sonchus arven sis' Kield bindweed iConvolvulus arvcrisis' Cereal rye (Secale cere ale Wildoats Avena fatua John songrass (Sorghum halepensei. Knapweeds Hussion Centaurea re (»•ns Diffused i Centaurea diffusa >, Spotted Centaurea maculosa .Dud der (Cuscuta sp p ), Medusahead Kye Ely mus caput meduseae >. Puncturvine 'Tribuios terrestrisi. Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salic aria), W'hiletop (Cardarla draba If the owner or occupant of property fails to make every practical at tempt to eradicate weeds of econom n importance, and to prevent their spread a fine not to exceed látsi for each offense can be issued Juris diction for prosecution of this ordin ance shall be with the Justice Court Copies of Ordinance No MC-C 4 84 can l>e obtained at Morrow County Court House Published by Morrow County Weed Control District Published November l. 8, 11484 NO RTH M O R R O W M E D IC A L CEN TER HUNTERS Save Your Hides NEW HOURS l)r. Pobanz available in Hoardman Monday & Thursday 9 to 5 Tuesday and Friday 1 to 5. Dr. Fohanz ran hr srr Tuesday & Friday 9 to 12 at the Irri^on City Hall. Nurse available 9 to 5 Mon., l ues., Thur. «£ Fri. returned the serve Heppner set the ball up and sent a good hard spike ha* k to Weston McKwen to win the first game with a final score of 16 14 As the crowd continued to cheer, the TigerScots served a go**! serve and received the first point of the second game Heppner didn’t let this discourage them they stayed in then- and stopped the serve Hep prier was really hustling and com m i» * atuig The I* lilies pulled ahead of tlie TigerScots 6 4 when Weston M< I wen called a time out Heppner went tun k in and pulled as well Tticv were serving very well Hep pner had a lot of bump, sets and hard spikes down to Weston McKwen. which gained them ijuite a few points There were again very long vollie* and excellent hustle with the score IJ 4 Heppner had the serve The serve was over and Weston McKwen returned it to the Killies Heppner was ready and sent it hark lo We Mi I-. w * i* m ;M J ar.i*thei point Again Heppner servisi the ball and Weston Mi Kwen couldn't return It The score was now 14 5 Heppner served for the winning point The TigerScots returned the ball A long vollv was played and finally Hep prier sent a spike hack over to Weston McKwen which they weren I able to return Heppner scored and won the game The crowd went wild, the Heppner Killies had earned a place in district competition This was the ties I game all season We ployed with a lot of teamwork and potential." comment I 1 one of the Killies This was (hr Killies Iasi home volleyball Kanir so it started out with a (ew presentations The senior players Jodi 1‘adbrrg Janelle Me Klhany. Stephani Payne and Kllen Arbngast. received special rrcogni lion Then they presented flowers to their parent* Following this the Heppner fillu-s prewnted coach Stef am. H«okkcv|>cr and heljwr Jean Strang- and manaKer Val II.lifer with flowers Heppner went out on the court ready to twgin The exceptionally largr number of fans |{nt the Killies fired up and llrpprier started the first gam* with a good serve The Killies also received the first point Heppner was really hustling and going after the ball There were Ion if willies between the two teams Both teams were serving very well Wes ton McKwen gave Heppner a few hard serves and Heppner had a bit of trouble receiving the ball, but they stayed in there and fought hard The lead changes! hack and forth he tween the two teams Heppner pul led ahead of the TigerScots lo 8 and Weston McKwen called a tune out Heppner played very well and very smart up at the net They gained many points from blocks and spikes from the front row The lead con tinued to switch from team to team after each serve until Heppner was in the lead IS-14 and Weston Me Kwen was serving Heppner return ed the ball and the Tiger Scot* weren't ready so the serve was turned liack over to Heppner Hep pner served and Weston McKwen ( aill us a t: 9 8 9 -8 4 7 7 or 676-9711 >xJV~ v . l U v . » A ' w lX 'r u : ■ , V N B V . 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