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P la y in g s o lid ly and n e a rly
flawlessly, the Cardinals defeated
the Dufur Rangers in straight mat
ches Saturday, October 18
Th e Cardinals had several key
players in the first game Junior
Angie Rudisill and senior Rondi
Te w s both played excellent games
on defense and offense
Sophomores Jo Cupps and M ary
Cupps N*th played very solid games
for the Cards who won the game
easily 15-8
Juior Jill Nelson added devastating
serving in the second game while
sophomores Darcee Padbcrg and
Linda M o n e t both had excellent set
ling games m the second game
Lhe second game proved to be
easier than the easiest match for the
varsity L5-6
Th e Cards had excellent c o m ­
munication and great intensity in
both games never letting up until
they had the win
The J V team proved to have con
sidcrahlv more trouble with D ufur
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lone Volleyball defeats Rangers
M ike M ahoney. Heppner. won
first m team roping, first m cow cut­
ting. and tenth in call roping
D avid C la rk , lo n g Creek, won
first in steer wrestling, first in sad
die hronc riding and second in
bareback riding
lo c Coehlo. K im b e rly, tied for
third in boy s cow cutting
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cond place with 46 points
Ih e girls team troph) was won by
Southern Case ¿ale with 46 punts and
Scio winning second with Ift points
A ll Around hoy was IXisid C la rk ,
I ong Creek riding for M o rro w
C o u n t) with 29 points
Resersc A ll Around was won by
Mike Mahoncs. Heppner, ruling lor
M o rro w C ounty with 21 points
A ll Around girl w js K elly Hd
wards, Redmond. with .1,1 ‘A points
Resersc A ll-A ro u n d girl
was
Tammy H ill, riding for Southern
Cascade, from M e rrill, with .12
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Th e C ro o k C o u n t) H igh School
rodeo was held at Pnnev illc. on ( V
toher 17 18
Th e h o )\ team trophy was won by
M orrow C o u n t) with 57 points,
followed bv Southern Case ,nlo m se
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J V s play ing all three games dow n
to ihe w ire in the J V thriller
D ufur took the first game 15-11
Despite spirited play by sophomore
Katie Doherty and freshman Shara
K m neck
In the second game the Cards
buried the Rangers 15 7 after setting
the stage for the dramatic third
game
Heppner’ s Varsity Fillies were up
and ready as they took to the court
against the Umatilla Vikings October
11 and kept their district tournament
hopes alive with a 15 6, 1 6 4 win
Senior setter and floor leader
Shannon M cLaughlin and junior set
ter O iris ty Stroeher maneuvered
their way around the court to pro
ducc excellent sets to front row
spikers Jennifer C u m n . I ami I and
say, and Nance W right C u rrin .b e
ing hot as a pistol, rilled down IX
attempts, with eleven ol those worth
a point or sideout for Heppner
" Dus past week Jennifer had been
hitting extremely hard at practice and
it helps when Shannon and Christy
put ihe sets right where she wants
them W hen 61 *1 o f what you hit is
an ace. that’s sup e r." staled varsity
coach T e r n Gentry
Transportation
meeting set
A public meeting of the Special
Transportation Fund Advisory C om
nultcc w ill be held on M onday, ( k
tober 26, 1987, at I 10 p m in the
meeting room of the Pettyjohn O f
lice Building. Heppner
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Unfortunately Ihe C ard s lost the
third game on a nail biter 17-15.
Coach Jocelyn Jones was quoted
as saving " w e had a real nice team
effort, w e ’ ve really been playing
good team ball lately and that’s what
we needed to d o ."
Uhrivlv Slroeher, Nance W right
.uni much im proved Ta m i Lindsay
all had a good mghl ol spiking " W e
had a hig offensive output tonight
and Um atilla didn’t handle our spike
attem pts," said G entry
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ple ace spikes to go along with n»c*
serving
That is just what w e ’ve
needed. a total team effort where
thev all play well together and com ­
municate on the c o u rt," said G e n ­
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F o r the match. Heppner im p rov­
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with M claiughlin ami F it/sim m o m
going 1112 and Junior Sumh Turner
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G lue hoards arc ulvo effective for
rodents but must he used wisely A
trick to aid in success is to place
these glue boards out in their original
"s a n d w ic h " form After the rixlents
become accustomed to stepping on
the rectangular shaped boards in
their runways, the hoards can he
separated < iluc boards should never
be used in areas where children or
jH*ts can accidentally come in con­
tact with them
Tracking jxiwdcrs can provide
good results when used in conjunc­
tion with baiting programs The
jsowder is ingested by the rats and
mice during their groom ing exer
u se s
They should be placed
strategically in burrowx. along run
ways, in bait station entryways and
dark sec lulled com er areas T ra c k ­
ing powders should never be used if
there is a chance that rats or mice
may track the powder into food,
lood containers or food preparation
surfaces
Rat or mouse traps can be very ef­
fective placed in the nxlents’ runway
and hiding areas T o make a trap
more effective, expand the surface
area o f (he trap trigger by adding a
piece of sc reen Sim ply cut out a 2 "
x 2 " square of screen and attach it
to the trigger
Another effective bait to use on all
traps, toxicants and glue boards is
peanut butter Rats and mice love it
and w ill go to great lengths to attain
it O n glue boards and bait boxes,
dab the peanut butter in the middle
to attract the rodent to the toxicant^
or glue O n a trap, put the peanut
butter in a piece o f gau/e and tie this
little- ball t«> the trigger Th is w ill
cause the rodent to pull or tug at the
bait and the rest is history .
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Vector Control
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Has mg a colony o f mice naive in­
to your house can he a very nasty
situation Mass m igration into a
home generally occurs when the out
side starts to cool down especially in
the tall
l ast winter I came in contact with
a very K id rat infestation problem.
It was a situation where the N orw a y
rats had lots of food, water and
shelter
At this particular site
elimination of the rats would have
been impossible, but reduction was
a must Rats were every w here-you
know you have a rut problem when
they’re visible during the daylight
hours I tried various kinds o f con­
trol methods and had the problem
under control in two weeks.
F o r effective, long term rat and
mouse control, use an integrated ap­
proach o l sanitation and rodent-
proofing supplemented with toxicant
or trapping program s
Because
rodents must have food, water and
harborage to survive, removal or
reduction o f these factors alone can
have a tremendous impact on rodent
populations and reproductive rates.
Many different rodent control par-
grams exist Baiting is one type or
rodent control Most hutting pnv-
grams utilize anticoagulant roden
tic ides Anticoagulants are classified
usually as multiple dose or single
dose F o r initial dean outs and d if­
ficult rodent jobs, the newer single
dose baits perform very well. F o r
maintenance programs, the nultiplc
dose baits are usually quite effective.
I prefer to use bail stations with
these anticoagulant baits because
they w ill provide a secure environ­
ment in which the rodent can feed,
but they also protect people, com ­
panion anim als and not-target
wildlife Make sure to use fresh
high quality bait, maintain the bait
freshness by protecting it from dirt,
dust and moisture and ensure rat bail
contact by proper placement o f the
bait within the most active areas
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