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Show 10 The Selina Sun Wednesday. February 19. 1992 6 leeon Christensen Lady Wolves will take on South Sevier & Delta i 14-1- 9 As die foui ill quarter stalled North li, Dae id (3iu, felt he ad no choice than to star l fouling io cause the turnovers and loul they hd. They sent Richiield to the line wr-total of 15 foul shots and they ere able to make 13 of them. But eviers rone Tentative hunting season dates are as follows: BBSBD open-ende- d eyeglass case can be a great place to keep pens, pencils, nail files, small scissors and the like in a LABRUM FORD SALES Deer Rifle, Oct. Deer Muzzleloader, Oct. 31 Nov. 9 Elk Archery, Sept. Elk Rifle, Sept. 30 - Oct. 13 Elk Muzzleloader, Sept. The Board will confirm these dates on April 1 1 . License fees for the 1992 season remain unchanged. Big game license sell for $ 1 5 while combinations licenses are $35. Deer muzzle loader and archery permits stay at $10 each. A general season elk permit is $30. The 1992 big game proclamations will be distributed to all wildlife license agents and regional Division of Wildlife Resources by Friday, May 1. The application period for special big game permits will e May 5 - 25. The drawing for antlerless deer control permits will be June 24, and the once in a lifetime and special big game permits on June 26. Season dates have been tentatively set as follows: Deer - Archery, August 22 -- the other hand Noilh Sexier was An February - hie to score some points but in the i nd it w as mil enough to pull ahead, m fact they ended up losing by 13, tic same number of foul shots 4k hlield made in the fourth quar-wr- . Courtney Christensen had 14 uints and that was high for North evier. She was also 2 of 4 for three Please come, and bring a vegetable plate, salad, or dessert, along with your own tableware. The menu for this week includes: Thursday - Barbecue on a Bun, Potato salad, Orange slice, cream puff, milk, juice. Friday - Navy beans and ham, cheese and celery stick, Jello with fruit, cookie, bread, butter, milk, juice. Tuesday - Homemade Chicken noodle soup, fruit salad on lettuce, cake, biscuits, butter, honey, milk, juice. Wednesday - Mild sausage patty, scalloped potatoes, peas, fruit, bread, butter, milk, juice. 10th there were twenty seven Seniors who took advantage of the Blood Pressure Clinic. We appreciate those attending, and want to thankGaylene Rasmussen and Scott Hatch for their Seniors particihelp. Twenty-nin- e pated in the lunch program that afternoon. Nine of those stayed for games and cards. The quilters have just finished a beautiful king-siz- e quilt. It will be ready for sale as soon as it is bound. Our thanks to Lloyd Hatch for his help in securing some cabinet drawers. Remember our monthly Pot Luck Dinner will be February 27th. point shots that was a good sign for North Sevier. It was a long game for the rest of the team as Trcena Willardson fouled out in the first part of the fourth quarter but with the style of the stall game Richfield was playing it didnt change the outcome much. Gray explained that they will play Richfield in region somewhere and the girls shouldnt forget the game. Wedidnthaveanyrhythm or anything. It was a disappointing game to us, he said. North Sevier has a tough week this week as they will face off with South Sevier on Thursday in Monroe and then on Friday Delta will come to Salina to play. North Sevier lost to South Sevier earlier this year in a close game. Hopefully the bad night we had then will not repeat itself said Gray. North Sevier beat Delta at Delta earlier this year but Delta is on the improvement as they have defeated a couple of teams that were upsets so this loo will be a tough game. The game started oil x nh some intensity but al ter Richfield pulled ahead for the first time, the) i ail mie of the slowest stall games North Sevier has exer seen. And the end icsull was not gixxl for North Se ier as they lost the contest 39-2As was stated, North Sevier pulled it ahead ol Richfield or at least tayed tied x ith them for all of the last quarter and much into the second The score w as tied after the lirsl quarter And then into the second quaiter the scoie was finally tied at 10 just beloie Richfield pulled ahead to 10 12 and iney hit the four sorneis foi the ext 19 minutes of play. There were a few times the ball was exchanged but the score didnt i liauge much to the end ol the thud lorRich-neld- . uunrterwhen itwas n On 17-2- -- 19-2- 7. Sept. 7; handbag. Dealer Deutz-Alli- s 529-744- 410 E. Center Richfield 1000 S. Main RICHFIELD FLORAL & LANDSCAPING 896-444- Flowers Gifts Landscaping & Sprinkling Design & Installation 8 56 N. Main Richfield Aurora RE-ME- D MEDICAL SUPPLIES Sales BASTIAN TRUCKING Saluting the FFA Program m, 529-745- 3 440 S. Main Aurora 835-666- For All Your Farm Tires Needs Saluting The FFA Program 896-570- 3 695 E. 300 N. Richfield Makes Accessories Batteries In Utah Call Toll Free 140 N. Main 6 Richfield Free Service 159 N. Main 896-883- 0 All Home Or Office Miracle Ear Manti SEVIER SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLY US GYPSUM CO. Proud to Salute the Future Farmers & Their Leaders Proud to Salt u the FFA 896-418- 896-448- 4 3 30 N. Main Sigurd Richfield jronpc CURTIS RESIDENTIAL HOME "Meeting the Needs of Our Elderly" Delicious Well Balanced Meals CRjOdoeds' 24 Hour Supervision Medication Reminder Social & Recreational Activities Housekeeping Services 189 E. Center St. 36-93- Rental of all Your DAVES COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE Free Hearing Evaluations tm & Medical Supplies Medicare & Insurance Billing 896-647- 4 560 N. Main Richfield Richfield 446 N. Main lected by local phone companies. Savings up to a total of $7 can be had by the participant. LINK UP AMERICA assists qualified low income households by covering 12 of the cost of telephone connection and installation, up to $30 per household. The program is financed by contributions from long distance companies. Forty three states are participating in the programs. Both programs are open to qualified low income households in participating states. Participation in programs of public assistance such as Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income, or Aid to Families with Dependent Children is generally accepted as proof of low income status. The telephone is a vital link for older people who "need to stay in touch with family and friends or summon assistance in an emergency. However, the cost of installation and monthly service charges keep millions of low income persons from having telephones in their homes. To address the lack of telephone service among low income persons of all ages, not just older Americans, the Federal Communications Commission has set up two programs of financial assistance which can be adopted by state utility regularity commissions and applied to local telephone companies. The LIFELINE telephone assistance program helps provide low cost maintenance of service by eliminating the subscriber line charge col 896-526- 0 896-843- 6 896-926- Program may help with installation of telephone "We Appreciate Your Patronage" 5 analysis and electronic fuel systems will also be on the agenda. There will be opportunity for tractor testing at the Tech on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning for those in this area who would like to bring their tractors in. Oil samples can be analyzed during the same times. Try to get as clean a sample as possible. Other tractor testing opportunities will be available throughout the county. Call your USU Exten2 sion office at for more information. Utah State University and Sevier Valley Center for Applied Technology will present their annual Tractor Sem inar February 20 at the Tech from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A good program is lined up for the day. A factory representative from Hesston farm machinery will be with us and will talk about balers. We expect he will also have a working model of a knotting mechanism. Also on the program will be the USU Extension Farm Machinery Specialist. Petroleum representatives will be on hand to discuss w'hat is new in lubricants. Oil VENICE FEED & CATTLE COMPANY MASON MACHINERY Sales - Service - Parts Proud to Salute the FFA Annual Tractor seminar Feb. 20, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. NORTHWEST HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 0SD Congratulations to the FFA 896-905- 0 1530 S. Hwy 89 Richfield Glenwood REDMOND CLAY & SALT CO. 529-740- 2 Saluting the FFA Members and Their Leaders 370 S. State Redmond The EQUIPMENT CENTER, INC. Saluting the FFA HESSTON It is our pleasure to honor the Future Farmer members and their leaders during National FFA Week. 848 N. US Hwy 89 529-747- 7 NATIONAL STEEL SUPPLY INC. & Aurora 896-640- 5 Prices Steel Hardware Supplies 1650 S. Hwy 89 Richfield Low In SEVIER VALLEY ANIMAL CLINIC Duane S. Utley, DVM Saluting the Future Farmers Program 896-442- 1 820 E. 400 South 592-743- Richfield 4 408 W. 100 S. Box 279 Proud to Salute the Future Farmers of America 261 S. 200 East Bottling Company of Richfield stfnv&gzA'VSA Richfield MASON DIESEL SERVICE a Proudly Saluting the Future Farmers Keep up the good work!!! 896-842- 3 Coca-Col- Valley Central Bank MEMBER FDlC salutes FFA students Main and Center - Richfield 896-928- 7 LARRY GLEAVE INSURANCE NAY EQUIPMENT CASE IH Farm Machinery Sales & Service 896-444- 5 S. Hwy 89 Richfield NAPA driflPAb Congratulations to the FFA 896-645- r, EWC 1 4 Side Richfield KENTUCKY 1 FRIED CHICKEN New Skin-Fre- e Crispy 8 Piece Meal $9,99 & Chicken - Saluting the Future Farmers 900 S. Main 5 245 N. Main Richfield AUTO PARTS 896-445- Redmond 4 I Multi-Grai- n Lg. Potatoes Gravy Salads or 1 Lg. Cole Slaw Rolls or Butermilk Buscuits 1DbJ1492iJ |
