Show 1 OGunnison Ne5sJune 9 2004 Gunnison High Seniors enjoy long evening of games and gifts thanks to local businesses and parents Gunnison Middle School Posts Final Honor Roll The billowing students hase earned Honor Roll status lor Touith quarter at GVMS The honor roll is 3 667 Cil’A and ulxnc Congratulations to these students for choosing to take their academ lis seriously Sixth (rude 40 ('ami Carlisle Culler f randsen Hayden Jensen Keleie Simmons Jaclyn Simonsen Dixie Sorensen and Kaleh Winters Sixth Crude Honor Roll Shaylee Kayla Buitholoinew Bosshardl Hopkins Wyatt Katelin Jensen Jacob Johnson Shea I’eteison Kharissa Allred Bieeaunna Derrick Christensen Davis Connor Dyreng Chunlic Hammond Shaydon lleiinansen Katie Montague Ituk Rosenvall Jaden James Emily Wegener Megan Jensen Nicole Medium Diayson Ball Rayel Sorenson Morgan I’eip Carly (’ausey Cvnda RoIutis Bienton Wagslalf ackaty Watson Jacob Davis Drew Despain leleia Jensen Marlce Jaden Lampiechet Newman Shaylee Outen Paris Sears lyson Young Sage Lund Kelhey Nay Hannah Pike Megan Cepido Casev Hyatt and Tana Mclloi Seventh Grade 40 Hailey Allred Daniel Anderson Chante’ Birch Samuel Brown Hannah Christenson Cassity Clayton Kollon Crane Matthew AnneCherisc Jensen Harris Christopher Jensen Tyler Jensen Carson Lund Malaehi McAfee Rachel Opoulos Kayxon Reid Bailie Reynolds BJ Starks Cheyenne Thatcher and Jimy Thomas Seventh Grade Honor Roll Childs Jo Sara Tyler Christenson Seth Johnson William Park Andrew Willmore Lacie Heston Neal Xavier Higgins Siara Jensen Bradley Jones Kara Carter Preston Olsen Heather Manwaring lnghetson Bryant Davis Trevor Madsen and Natasha Bridget Nielson W at son Might Grade 40 Tessa Allred Justin John Christensen Henry Hammond Bradley Jackson and Jeremy Reid Might Grade Honor Roll Jace Anderson Jordan Caldwell John Clark Jason Jensen llayley Manwaring Justin Hyatt Kelsey Nay Max Sanders Cart Garlf Brooke Hyatt Tamellia Miller Jaden Hill Alisia Childs David Crane Terra Jo Despain Katie Schoin and Nicole Childs Food and lots of activity was the fare at the senior graduation The graduates began the of 2004 from having a softball tournament The seniors would like to thank evening with a ice cream sundae bar and a drawing for some pries Throughout the night they could all those who helped in any way They appreciated the parents who were willing to stay up with them chose to play blackhght volleyball get their pictures taken or partici- They would also like to let the businesses of the valley know how grateful they are for their support pate in an assortment of competitions like barrel racing horse roping gunny sack races shooting marshmallows or playing hoard also spent The seniors games are being sought for the following privately funded scholarships College: Prestigious Scholarship Dr Stewart Insurance Glen and Verlynn Brink Whiles Sanitation Jackson Clinic Dr Inouye Hendrickson Construction D & P Welding Inn Mayfield Care Center ACT Gunnison Community Liquer Agency L'tah Mini Pivots Triple L Transport Lyle Young Welding MK Ranch Gunnison Animal Clinic JB’s Five Star Drive IN Subway Shclle’s Sand and Chicken Gravel Malt Shop DP Urban Trends Pizza Gallery Seven Peaks La Reve Day Spa Jensen Drug Reid’s Desel Mary Distributor (Shirlene Kay Christensen Brandy Dallam Wendy Reynolds Heather son) Avon Representatives Dr Scott Wilkins Palisade Golf Course Hats Off Caf? Oasis Sports Park Gunnison Rec This is a good tradition that has been going on now for thirteen City Fayette City Mayfield City Donaldson Insurance Mayfield Merc Elkridge Financial Skyview Super Drug Freedom Ford GIC Gunnison Valley Bank Top Stop Nail and Hair Jeana James Lynn years Every senior was able to take home some kind of prize Without your help this would not was more food and even though the food it was raining outside stuck it committee and out for the hamburgers baibequcd kids The rain did keep the class Peterson Nursery Refrigeration Mexicano Bown Leisa Harward Janie Mlectricity enables hundreds of jobs to be done every day in the business of farming and ranching It lights and powers homes and runs shops dairy equipment pumps irrigation water helps move condition and store crops However electricity can also be "Safe behavior when operating equipment and working in fields have been possible Thanks again injuries or even death And these accidents could have been easily avoided” Utah Power wants farm and ranch workers to avoid electrical hazards by keeping basic safety Locate irrigation pumps at least 100 feet away from overhead power lines This distance will provide a safe area if you have to pull your pumping equipment for re- pairs rules in mind: Irrigate with care Do not spray LOOK UP! Always look up for overhead power lines before be- water on power lines equipment or structures Not onlv can it dam- - ginning any activity Follow the age equipment and short circuit the electrical system a stream of water hitting a power line can cre- rule Keep the tools and maeverything terials you are handling and the as equipment you arc operating - faraway as possible from all power lines and never come closer than 10 feet Any contact with wires by pipe or equipment can ate a path for electricity to ground Call before you dig equipment near power poles Beware of hooking guy wires when moving equipment Even if you don't bring clear of guy wires at all If you strike a guy wire or pole call Utah Power immediately at and stay away people times from any downed equipment until help arrives cilities For safety materials including our “Electrical safety on your farm or ranch" brochure in English or Always locate underground fasuch as electricity gas water sewer or telecommunica- branches be fatal tions before digging the ground When you dig you run the risk chards Spanish and "Look Up and Live" irrigation safety stickers in English and Spanish call Utah Power at Never stand an irrigation pipe on end near a power line Always lower grain augers and other crop of breaking a utility line Have your local underground utility locator service mark utility lines for you mation including safety assistance around power lines call handling and tillage equipment before moving them anywhere near power lines Have someone before you dig Call Utah Power at workers and equipment" said Amy Fschete Utah Power's "We’re public salety manager notified periodically ol serious accidents in which farm workers make contact with electrical wires through irrigation pipe or machinContact ery with power lines can instantly cause Watch for details of our GRAND In spot for you Stack irrigation pipe hay and hay bales away from power lines These or visit wwwutahpowernet for the name of the locator service in your area Use caution For all other safety found brochures information on the wwwutahpowernet when moving OPENING next week's newspaper! the meantime CEMTERFIELB CITY Remember QIC Silver Eagle Is your stop for: Fuel Deisel Soft Drinks CarWash Mon - Wed - Fri 6amuntiL8am- evenings during summer $20 per person Effective June 1 2004 Propane Milk Munchies & Ice! 1 Morth Main Gunnison UT WANTS TO PURCHASE 40 SHARES OF GUNNISON We’ve got your new AIR CONDITIONER -- PLEASE CONTACT THE CITY OFFICE your comfort yxr iJtsts (435)528-398- Gunnison IRRIGATION WATER IT'S ON SALE NOW!!! ii 8 tS UT i fj-r- fertlaf Slt nd Jun a I 30 2004 or wire a structure you might have weakened the structure or created slack in the line Keep vehicles tools and down is critical when power lines share orspace with crops livestock in Call Today! Val- News ley NOTICE! Hill' (Jan Munger Rat Christensen) son Telephone and Gunnison Gunni- Farmers ranchers urged to take caution this summer Fitness Center announcing New Summer Hours! AND Ander- that helped South Sanpete School District Gunnison City Ccnterficld business’s The Gunnison High School No Hales Naked Bare McDonald’s brewersnowedu is Walk- ers out were Other Peppcrbelly’s Pizza Hut Reel Theater Shirt Slop Natalia’s Fat Jacks Los Amigo’s Grandolfo's El McClellan Todd Neil China Gate The Jean Sean Star Lotsa Motsa Pizza Quail Hollow Action Video participated in a “who can do the best dive” contest Of course there ages safe and cautious behavior while working with equipment or in orchards or fields For incoming 1) freshmen Must service district reside in the Richfield Swire (Sanpete Wayne Millard Sevier Piute Counties and Panguitch Utah) (Preferably not already enrolled) 2) Anonymous Presidential Scholarship Based totally on documented financial need High preference will be given to a student who is not already enrolled 3) Glenda Wood Student must be from a rural community Student must have demonstrated community involvement and service must have demonstrated a strong work ethic must be one who would not typically qualify for an academic scholarship must have identified solid academic goals must have a genuine need for financial assistance to attend college and the application To request more information process please call (435) or write cially generous Some of the larger pries included Logoon Tickets Oakley Sunglasses DVD player Gunni- TV Banana Chair Love Sack and a Portable CD Player tivity ramping up during the summer months Utah Power encour- at Snow and contributions Valley Furniture and Rasmussen’s were espe- Yard Guard Dr Van Pratt Dr Kelly son Valley Hospital Frandscn Harold Jensen Brock their time at the swimming pool where they not only swam but got to dive for money and ol part dangerous if proper safety precautions aren't taken With farm ac- Nominations paula party n i Coolnj WHATEVER AT (435) 528-329- 6 and infor- other can also be Web at |