The H r p p n r r t.alette -Tim e *. H r p p n r r
Ore gon. T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r I. I M C 4 N I N K
J V season ends with match at Weston-McE wen
time out Weston M cKwen had the
serve and scored the last two points
to win the match The final score
was Weston M cKwen 15. Heppner 8
Hs I> \N V If K ill
The Hrppnrr Junior V a n ity vol
ley ball train played their last match
against the Weston McKwen T iger
Scots at Hrppnrr October 23
The Hrppnrr Fillies started the
first game with a good serve Weston
hil back and Hrppner blocked their
spike Weston returned the bull with
a good bump, set and a hard spike
Hrppnrr received the ball and sent it
hack to the TigerScots The Tiger
Scots missed the ball, so the serve
went back to the Fillies It was a
good serve but they missed the ball
when Weston McKwen returned it
The TigerScots served and scored on
the next serve Good vollies were
played between the two trams
Hrppner was serving very well and
communicating also The Fillies
[Hilled ahead 7 3 and the TigerScots
called a tim e out The Fillies went
fu rther ah ead as they scored
another four points in a row to make
the score 113 Heppner was really
hustling and were blocking Weston
McKwens spikes Weston McKwen
called another tim e out with the
score 12-1 in Heppner'» favor
The TigerScots gave Heppner
some good serves and Heppner was
doing very well receiving them The
Killies started to slow down a bit and
they called a tim e out with the score
12 7 Heppner went b u g in after the
time mit and served a good serve
Weston McKwen received the ball
and sent il hack to the Fillies with a
hard spike Heppner hustled with
giH>d teamwork and continued scor
mg They finished the gam e with a
15 8 win
The second match was started
"They served very well against
Weston McKwen and had some good
W e U rge You to V o te
'N O ' on M e a s u re 2:
Lisa Nelson, Carol Kaith-Pelerson, Peavie
Faith-Peterson! Mar\ Faith-Peterson, Hon
Forrar, Hon Mack, Del LaHue, Chuck Starr,
Steve Brownfield, Brenda W ev^tuidt, Liz
Curtis, Duane Neiffer, Laura Broderick, Betty
Heppner
player
in action
photo by Clerk Walla
ogarnst TigerScots
with Weston McKwen serving a good
serve and receiving the first point of
the second gam e Weston McKwen
took the lead with 5 6 and Heppner
w.iv having trouble receiving their
serves Heppner had a good bump
set. spike and Weston McKwen
called a time out Heppner was
having trouble with teamwork Wes
ton Mi Kwen played a good gam e
and scored until tiles won the game
The final score was #15
The third game Heppner started
and served the ball out The Tiger
Scots served the hail and Heppner
was reads and sent the hall back to
Weston McKwen Western McKwen
couldn't return the ball and the
serve went hack to the Killies
Heppner had a good »e rv e and
received the first point of hte third
Inline Both tram s were serving
'«•is well tail Heppner was having a
1st of trouble receiving the T iger
Scots serves Weston McKwen pul
led ahead 8 13 and Heppner called a
Hielmann. Karen Beck, Ixtri Ixiiiffway-Yince,
Peter Longway-N ince
ft id
tor b y
Morrow»
Cou n ty
Education Association
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Nazarene Church sponsors
‘Pornography Awareness week
The Church of the Nazarene is
sponsoring "Phornography Aware
ness W eek ." October 28-Novem ber
4. because many people are not
aware of the extent of the problems
of child "kiddie phornography" and
abortion said the Rev Floyd Wilks,
pastor of the Heppner church
The Nazarene Church is encourag
ing people lo know the facta atiout
these issues as many of them will In*
greatly affected by the upcoming
election continued the Kes Wilks.
"P lease vote "
Free information
and literature is available from the
church here in Heppner
rallies They didn't play as well as
they played against Um atilla or
Stanfield but they did a fairly good
job They m oved well and communt
caled most of the match,'
•id
Heppner coach Karen Howe
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Also Ibis week on Wednesday
i-vrmng Octnber il at 6 p m the
church i- offering an alternative for
Halloween
A potluck supper.
gami s and a party will he tjeld for
fam ilirs The guesl s|>eakrr will be
o ffn e r Carl Martin of the Oregon
State Patrol whn will be wurnmg of
the dangers of Alcohol and drugs
and safely hps
Un Saturilav Novem ber 3 at 12
noon thè ladies of the church will he
having a luncheon at K atr's and
special speaker Nadine Hucknmg
ham tram Spokane Washington will
be visiting
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Aux. plans Nov. 6 dinner
12 at lo tii a m at lone M emorial
Field
Following the program coffee and
doughnuts will he served at the
Legion Hall
The Auxiliary also met and final
ized plans for Ihe Election Day
dinner to lie held Nov 6 They will
he serving both noon and evening
meals with a choice of full dinner or
sandwiches
They will hr1 selling
homemade pie all day Novem ber 6
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lone Am erican le g io n and Auxtl
larv held a joint dinner meeting
( Icloiter 23 at Beechers Cafe During
Ihe evening, delegates to Girls State
and Hoys State gave reports on their
activities Delegates Mark Meyers
and Don Doherty
Following the dinner the Legion
held a short meeting at which time
they made plans for their Veterans
Day program to tie held N ovem ber
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