Show 9 Gunnison Valley October News Z-- A Football 1 1 2001 wrap-u- p Playo ff picture dears up and South Sevier shut out number four The loser will be done for the year This should North Sevier stealThis week's games will be be a dandy with the Rams a close one Last week's football action critical for Southern Region ing In the North the standings San host will Millard solidified the playoff seeding for teams are set but there is a lot of pride the Northern Region but things Juan in a battle of the undeon the line Juab will be at are still up in the air down feated (in region play) The winSouth Summit The Wasps have south The number one team ner will be the number one been less than stellar the past from the north will be Manti team the loser number two three but will likely beat weeks followed by North Summit Millard has dominated every the Wildcats Grand will travel Manti team they have played while Juab and Juan Diego to North Summit The Red Deva little been has San in Juan remains undefeated by Darlene Agren Region Staci Pickett were Gunnison have ils then the duo been The played improving but not field advantage Staff Writer play with their latest win over streaky Home Braves Valley High School's three state doubles team from Rowland South Summit Manti's should help the Eagles to the enough to beat the The Girls' Tennis Team at will Manti host Gunnison The Hall High and lost qualifiers will Curren Christensen had over number one spot Beaver Gunnison Valley High School to Amy played singles tennis Sherry and Staci placed 300 yards rushing while as a have a bye this week but their Bulldogs always get up play is done for the season but they and did very well but did not Third in ladies doubles in the team the Wildcats were minus record has earned them the the Templars and it should be didn't finish without a good advance from the well drive short worth the finals State Their finish is the highpast quarter eight North Summit clinched number three spot South Sevier fight The State Girls Tennis Sherry and Staci played ex- est placing ever for Gunnison the number two spot with their will be at Richfield with the Gunnison to watch an exciting Tournament was played out on cellent doubles tennis and adof the season final game Girls at the State Tennis Tourwin over Juab The Wasps winner going to the play offs as Saturday October 6 2001 at vanced past Juan Diego High nament will be number three In a battle Liberty Park in Salt Lake City in the quarter finals despite a The entire Girls Tennis Team for the number four spot Juan Rich left Amy Sherry Nay and very vocal Juan Diego crowd took Fifth at Region for the yea r Diego beat Gunnison Coach Eric Peterson was very and in play San pleased at how well the girls Juan beat Grand Southern In the Region did during this season The 2001 general season hunt throughout most of the Millard beat Richfield region and might see a few Beaver won over Kanab deer hunt gets underway October 20 and regional big game older class deer" said region Scott Root managers are expecting a good outreach manager "Most Central Region units hunt Deer numbers are apexceed the buck to or meet now proaching management objecof 15 bucks throughout the area and doe ratio objective Serving Central & Southern Utah’s Limousine Needs tives Root 100 Wed Sloppy Joes with salad & dessert - $399 does" fawn has been suggests up per production It's Vacation Time! Mesquite Trip that hunters try to ambush deer slightly Thu Malibu Chicken Sandwich & Fries - $399 Package Maximum six people "Archery hunters were tell- as they are pushed to higher into or elevations Fit Chicken Fned Steak Mashed heavy cover ing me they saw deer everySpecials for Potatoes & Gravy Salad - $4 49 where" said local DWR Con- by other hunters Week of Package includes: In the Southeastern Brad Region Officer servation Bradley Moil French Dip with Fries - $399 Being Chauffeured in Luxury "Muzzle loader hunters were drought conditions have reB Rest Relax & Visit TU e but rates survival fawn duced Teriyaki Chicken Rice Egg Roll - $449 a hard time finding having I Color TV VCR Student Discount for 25 deer" The difference between hunters can still expect slightly rKch coffee mug refill (up to I CD the two hunts was that the deer better success than last year On Player 22 oz) or free soda refill (up to I had shed their summer coats the Manti unit the buck to doe Complimentary Drinks 35 oz) with the purchase of 2 day one night stay and were overheating in their ratio has been improving over any breakfast item(s) over the past few years and the deer winter coats during the unseaI Free Accommodations (3 rooms) $89 7 to 10 am of Limit I per customer sonably warm fall weather we population is at 75 percent I Breakfast at no cost the management objective have had I In addition to Complimentary Coupon Book Bradley cautions ATV riders Recent cooler and wetter weather should make finding to keep their machines on esgreat daily Plus plenty ofother tablished trails "Recreational specials come try: a buck easier Deer will likely things to choose from: return to their regular haunts riders have done a lot of work swings Rotisserie shows dinner Breakfast Bakery and sneaking around in the on the trails in the area" he RoastBeef said adding that the efforts of woods will be easier 435 & local riders have gone a long Those with Central Region 557 South Main Gunnison e massages imPhone tags can "expect another good way toward improving the Or just rest & relax Package excludes holidays age of ATV users Hunters need to be careful that they don't undo the efforts of these groups by riding irresponsibly The law states that all ATVs must Wafts remain on established trails however there is a provision A lecture series that examined "The Famous and Infamous" of jnade for the retrieval of Utah's US Highway 89 and celebrated the history of the six coundowned game but in those cases Check out our Wall of Watts We have ties along the historic route has won an award from the Utah vehicles can be driven no more coveralls overalls coats & vests Humanities Council than 150 feet off established LaCrosse Insulated Sponsored by the Utah Heritage Highway 89 Alliance and trails or roads the lecture series focused on Boots will keep your Sanpete County Heritage Council The deer season will run people who lived in or had an impact on the cities and towns from October 20 to October 28 feet toasty warm See along US Highway 89 The lectures held last winter and this over most of the state Hunters our great selection were and educators and spring were given by professors prewith Central Region tags need todayl sented in Sanpete Sevier Piute Kane Wayne and Garfield counto remember that the Nebo subties unit of the Manti unit will have The talks were free and open to the public Topics focused on a shortened season which ends historical personalities such as Utah artist Avard Fairbanks Butch on October 24 Boundaries for D BeBee Lee There also a preand John was Cassidy Hyrum this unit can be found in the sentation on how the famous and infamous of US 89 were deproclamation on pages 49 and picted by Hollywood 50 Bradley also advises that The Humanities Council recognized the series during its an- there is a new Cooperative nual awards dinner Management Unit in the same 11 roj-The lectures were also filmed by and will area that will be closed to genlater be included in a documentary that will be distributed to the eral hunting The area is clearly media during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games to promote the posted so there should be no Heritage Highway confusion All hunters should keep in wji mind that under new regula62 S Main Gunnison Gunnison Implement tions any property that has culcndary Performance footwear Apparel' Open till 6 pm weekdays & 4 pm Saturdays tivated crops or is irrigated is considered posted and written permission is required to hunt Betina Brown from Hunting-tohave Betina on campus those areas England was awarded Pres Rick Wheeler says "Many citations are written $1000 in scholarship money "Snow's mission is to educate each hunting season for violafor her performance in commustudents inspire them to love tions concerning trespass laws deer and many other nity service The President's untagged lead to and them to learning Student Service challenge is a serve that could be others We are honored to violations avoided" said 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