| Show 'T'f "’'‘‘mm 1() ) V-1- isi':- v ?s i pK' - V ij t i tv "$ ' - 'v r‘"ytr- - II Vl'J-- 1 - - -- r 4 t ?5 lii!‘ ltf' sb - A lifeguard class If at taught Gunnison you Swimming ’ A ' ‘T7 - a r ’v J&- 'T Zoning water budget will the Pool discussed at Gunnison Council session are interested please contact Robert at the by pool May 21s A preliminary class will begin on Saturday May 22 Friday Gunnison rur "fj flfoll 83 NoiO 19 2004 May ' be fflM7'y-- ' ' 4WwHNP‘ i f j 1 4 B i i Mj is j : ’ ni-- (j Hi K '’Ml is planning their annual 4h of July celebration Come join in the fun The Lions Club would like to invite you to participate in the ’celebration by placing an entry in the parade Your float or any other parade entry will help to make our parade bigger and better than ever this year The parade will be held on Saturday July 3'd It will begin at 9 00 a m at Third South and Main Street and will proceed North to the City park If anyone is interested contact Roger or Jensen at Arlo Jensen at concerned Anderson they would have to decline his request to turn two home lots into three cline de- request the ordinance made provisions for large lots in the citv be divided to to 90 loot fronts as long as the backs and other set- require- that divisions of property perhaps should have gone on to the Board of Adiust ments lor approval” said from Rodney the individual that were answered in this investigation Taylor said that on a corner lot which it didn’t matter direction faced during th Anderson’s to received the Board of Adjustment’s ruling Several questions n He also said that his recommendation ments could be met the city’s helped zoning ordinances the divithe code would violate sions but could be divided under ChilcPen enjoy the jsic and food at the Centerfteld-PacA large crowd made the celebration days events a in According to Councilman Rod Taylor the answers he to create the house one side of the lot ‘We have declined Taylor However other the Board ol Adjustments has not met in nearly 10 years so the council discussed who to pul onto the board during executive session In other business the coun cil approved a water connec turn outside ol city limits lor Mark Mcllor Mellor wants to a home in the county near Tayette He said that it was easier to get water from even at the one Gunnison build one halt and rate that Gunnison would charge than to bring water two miles from Tayette The Gunnison Valley ire Department officers weie apby Mayor Scott pointed Hermansen Serving as ollic ers aie Kevin Hansen Chief AssisMavnard Jacobsen tant Chid Van Malnigren Training Ollicer Jed Hansen and Keith Peterson Capand tains Shawn Kay Christiansen Secretary The council spent the rest of the evening working on the 2003 tentative budget Beloie passing the budget public hearing will be set a Ctnco De Mayo success Second Cinco De Mayo Celebration unites Gunnison Communities The Second Vnnual Cinco De Vlavo cclcbialion oil with d on Saturdav Ccnterlield Vi started kilometer Wry Is Paik run at the The celebration by planned members ol thel DS Vvtell Spinish Group and cuher members ol the Hispanic cominunitv included games races dinner and talent greased pole and a soccer game At 6 p m participants ate authentic tamales What a great family day" said Reta Ceiudo one of the planners The day started out with a mini- - marathon sack aces greased pig The program leatured cal chitdien and adults per- native dances forming Jeana’s Dance Works also the Latin dance performed program Branson they are taking to Missouri The evening s activities also cluded a ‘live pinata” wheie donated items were thrown :tETsF out £ to the children The evening ended with a dance T 7? ttr- rA 575 — —I i P 4Lj '' ' i fnuy Annual Miss Gunnison Valley 2004 Set For Saturday 36th Seven contestants will vie for the crown of Miss Gunnison Valley on Saturday May 22"° at 7 00 p m at the Gunnison Valley High School Audtorium The contestants are Markell Coates Crystal Young Karate Anderson Karisa Westover Alitha Johnson Camilla Matthews and Ashton Welch This year s theme is “Let s Go To the Movies Reigning Miss Gunn'son Valley Shala Childs will be in attendance at this years pageant Tickets are being sold in advance by the contestants for S5 00 or purchased at the door for $6 00 COPY held on Monday May 17 the City Council told Randon Despain Monday May 31 Deadline for all news adver- Memorial Weekend Breakfast will be servied by the Gunnison Fifth Ward Scouts on Satur-- I day May 29 at thej Gunnison City Park Thej breakfast will start at 8 a m Tickets are $4 for individual and $15 for immediate family members met the 100 foot frontage that was the quality ing side as far as the ordinance was However they suggested that he appeal this decision to the Board ol Adjustments Because of the Memorial Day Weekend the Gunnison Valley News will be closed on tising and address changes will be Friday May 28 at 12 noon by Jim Olsen During a regular meeting of the Gunnison City Council Cejudo wanted to give a special thanks to the individuals who helped plan the event Leone Herrera Julio and bidela Herrera Herrera Eduardo Alfredo Gonzales Norma Turnan Micacla Nicholas and and Beverly Sanchez Max Cruz Cristina and Benito Cruz Raul Zagal Jose Enrique Chavez and Senoira Miguel Margarita Gonzales Jesus and Jennifer AJacron Estban and Evelyn Ruiz Jorge Chavez Ltelura Santos Bravo Consuelo Torres Torres rortino Carmen V'lllanueva Virgina Sesma Ponce Florencia Carmen Guadelupe Gutierrez Flora Linares Rodriguez Vivian Ponce Mark and Diane and ngberson Pane ho Cejudo am so overwhelmed by the people in this valley and I feel with the connection you I thank all of you “The CINCO DE MA O would not have been a suc- cess with out vou” she said Gunnison LDS Seminary Graduation Set for Sunday ThcGunmson Valley Seminary for the Church of Jesus Chnst of Saints will hold graduation services onSundav May Z'"1 at 7 p m in the Gunnison LDS Stake Center President Curtis Gunnison Stake Andirson President will preside over the meeting and Brother Shawn Ciane will conduct Sara Pn hell Seminary Coun ul President will introduce the theme Proverbs 3 5 6 chosen for this year from the Old Testament Graduates speaking at Seminary Graduation will be Jessica Cbilds Nathan WilMcKcll Ashton liams Conner Reynolds Karisa Westover and Jake Hill Other graduation participants clude Nathan Pedio and Levi Petersen prayers Holland ONen will be the chorister Aaron Inouve will be the piathat nist for the music evening including music for the processional Mindy Andctson and Cherrideth Peterson will favor the con gregation with a musical lection Principal Shaw nCrarie will picsent the graduates and President MidcTson will cept the graduates The Bishop fiom each ward and ife w ill present diplomas to the graduates for their ward The graduates listed below by ward are four year graduates unless otherwise noted hi s w Axlell Ward: Tyler 3 year certifiChristiansen cate and Karisa Westover Fayette Ward: Chris Mellor Centerfield Mindv Davis 1“ Bunnell Hill Ward: Pmilee Kurils Garren Lund Shamika Miller and Conner Casey Jensen Reynolds Centerfield Darren 2“d Ward: Christensen 7ack Fitzgerald Jensen Cody Ludvigson Cherrideth Peterson Sarah Rich David Sorenson Don Southwiek Kenneth Walker Nathan Williams Mayfield Ward: Aileen cerAdair Kara Dal'cy and tificate Whitney Stephanie Gunnison 2 Ward: Lnc and Nay Cynda Sorensen Jace Wilson Gunnison 3r Ward: Scott Andersen Jake Hill Jessica Jensen Merissa Jensen 3 year certificate Nathan Pedro and Chase Viung Gunnison S Ward: Jes The following businesses also donateJ items for the Stake Gunnison event Maiket Gunnison Gunnison Valley Bank Three Amigos L if th Grade arid ights GV On program ive Star Drive Inn I reedom RV and Sport 1D G1C Christine Jackson Mini Utah Hermansen Police Llkridge Mill Pivots Gunnison Greg s Pluming I rnest Financial DDS Barney Truck mg Robinson 1 rucking Hal Hendrickson Construction TCG JJW and Reigning Irrigation D South Sanpete Pack B M Builders Also thanks to Subway who fed the ciew while they made ta males GVES Plans May Day Program Tanesha Childs sica Christenson Colefullmer Matkcus Hansen 3 vear cer tificute Holland Olsen and Carl Sorensen The annual May Dav IVo Juan Salas Salina 4th gram for the Gunnison Valiev Ward has earned a 2 vear Llcmentarv School will he held certificate and will be in f ndav Mav 21 at 9 3) a m in chided in the graduation cer the GV HS new gvmnasium emony has Ken pre Refreshments will be special program pared this year including served in the cuhural hall af songs and dances which will ter the ceremony The Seminary staff would like to thank honor our nnlitarv service Higham Ward: Mindy Gunnison Me Kell Ashton Anderson Ian Harward Seidi Inouve Jensen levi Jorgan Petersen Sara Pickett Sanders Michael Ashton Welch Shauntae and Jared Woodmansec the graduates’ parents for all their supjvort and their assis tame with the refreshments Also a reminder to the graduates Be in the west foyer to line up at 6 30 Church dress would be ap propnate for this event Girls should wear a modest hem line with no bare shoulders sleeveless or sheer tops Bovs should wear dress pants dress shoes white dress shirt with a necktie and no ean gym shoes or ear Worthington rings men The program should last hour and all students about except Pre School will be bused home directlv from the Middle School Please do not take vour children from the progiam or come to the Middle Schtiol to pick them up This will help with the traffic congestion on that day The school invites everyone to attend this special Mav Dav Program |
