Show luru i 4 "f V&V 83 Ncf ya8yl42004" ( (UofJMb') 24th Celebration in Centerf ield are Proud of Our Heritage" is the theme for the upcoming July 24 celebration in Centerfield Centerfield City would like to invite you to come and join them in their celebration for the of July with an entry in the parade The Parade will be held on the evening of Friday July 23 at 6 p m Please contact Eliza Jensen at (435) or Darla at (435)528-381“We Little League Football registration on Monday A Tuesday Gunnison Little League y t Football registration will be held on July 19th and 20th from 4pm to 6 p m at the Gunnison LDS Seminary building next to the high school Sign ups are for youth that will be in the 6th 7th or 8th grade this fall If you have any questions please call Shawn Crane at or 7550 If anyone is interested in helping as a coach or as an official please let Shawn know as soon as possible Moroni Feed Credit Union Expanding to Gunnison Moroni Feed Credit Union will soon open its third branch office It will be fixated in Gunnison The board members management and staff of Moroni Teed Credit Union are excited to announce the opening in Gunnison Thriflway located at 520 South Mam Gunnison Utah Moroni feed Credit Union was oigamed on December 10 1969 by AD Shepherd Forty Fixe AD people were in attendance Shepherd was elected temporary chairman with Mark Christensen as temporary clerk The first Annual Meeting for the credit union was held on February 12 1970 at the Moroni Processing Plant In 1970 there were 23 members of the credit union As of July 2004 there are approximately 5400 members of the credit union Moroni Feed Credit Union moved operations from a little office at Moroni Feed Company to downtown Moroni in June 1994 This move created many changes for the credit union such as a longer hours more convenient lodrive-uwindow and cation checking accounts In November 1999 Moroni Teed Credit Union expanded to Ephraim bringing dm service for the first time to Fprhaim residents In January 2000 the credit union started offering VISA debit and credit cards to the membership In May 2003 our new ETcller with heck view (wwwmoronifecdcu orgl w as setup offering Internet access to all members In the Spring of 2004 the credit union was approved to be able to serve the citizens of Sevier County in our field of membership Our current field of membership consists of the citizens of Sanpete County Sevier County and employees and patrons of Moroni Feed Company Moroni Feed Credit Union has many services to oiler then members such as certificates of deposits free checking ETeller with check view VISA debit and t i Construction at Gunnison Thriftway credit cards Money Markets con- sumer loans and mortgage Hans The current members serving on the Board of Directors for the credit union are Reed Christensen shows Donald promise tfEMt union for the coming Watson Susan Larsen Casey Blackburn and Dennis Slack The current members serv- mg on the Supervisory Committe for the credit union are Claude Moroni Feed Credit Union Pickett Jefi Anderson and Rick Howe The Gunnison Branch Grand Opening will be held the week of August 9"’ - J"’ Gunnison Council reluctantly approves OHV ordinance by Jim Olsen “I hope we're not making a mistake" was the sentment ot Gunnison City Council member Steve Buchanan as he voted for the Off Highway Vehicle Ordinance (OHV) during the regular meeting ol the council on July 7 Each council member m attendance had some concerns to the apparent abuse of OHVs in the city without an oidinance Police Chief Blane Jensen admitted that his departmert bas been issuing more citation since the council has been discussing the ordinance He added that now he can issue a citation for up to SI 000 - a Class B misdemeanor OHVs pulled over for speeding will be charged an S82 fine Now the city will keep the funds where prior to the ordinance the state received any money from OHV violations The city council was unwilling to designate particular routes in the city but will regulate the crossing of Main Street at 100 North and 200 South “W ell I suppose that if it doesn't work we can just vote to pull the ordinance” said council men her Rod Taylor (A complete ordinance will be printed in next week’s Gunnison Valley News ) The council was introduced to the city's newest police officer Zach Howick has joined the foae He and his family are relocating from the Uinta Basin area Gunnison LDS Stake President Curtis Anderson approached the council concerning the of the settling of Gunnison Valley This will take place in 2009 Anderson wanted the city’s Stake support if the Gunnison were to organize activities for this celebration He received the support He suggested the city begin the possibility of investigating producing a statue of Capt Gun mson as part of the celebration Council member Larry Jensen approached the council (or a $6800 donation for the I ions and Jaycees new pavilion Jensen the immediate past president of the Gunnison Lions Club said the brick work on the facihtv is near completion and the clubs don t have the money to pay for it Buchanan said there was probably money in the rainy day fund and suggested the motion be placed on the council's next agenda so they could take action and give the two groups some money The council also discussed the progress on the Jake Brake signs they had received from Utah DeIt was partment of Transportation noted that the city had two of the befour were needed byt signs fore they could be posted The city also motioned to sign an oil and gas lease contract with Western Land Services With recent findings of oil and gas near Siguard the city felt that if they signed with a reputable company they could benefit if any oil or gas were found on city property Two new business licenses It isn’t too late to Rent a Duck from the Mayfield Lions Club The second annual Wild Duck River Race is slated for the July 24 festivities in Mayfield The winner of the duck race will receive a 2004 Yamaha Bruin You may want to rent a whole flock if you really want to increase your odds Sign up at Gunnison were approved Valerie Opoulos Royal West Martial representing Arts said they want to locate at 98 South Main They have been opand have erating in Ccnteifield outgrown their cunent facility Tein Lee Hammond was also given a license for Danz Dimensions She will also use the building at 98 South Main She will teach dance at the site The council also decided to move their next meeting to July 28 2(X)4 at 8 p m due to schedule conflicts Rent a Duck for the River Thriftway Mayfield Merc Freedom Ford or from members of the Mayfield Lions Club Come Celebrate Pioneer Day at the Gunnison Civic Library’s Story Time Gunnison Valley Library Corncer Class of 1979 Holds Class Reunion Gunnison ‘Valley High School's Class of 1979 celebrated their 25'” Class reunion on July 3 2004 at the Gunnison Valley High School Gayle Olsen Ball was the chairman for the reunion Committee members were Kathy Hermansen Frandsen and DeAnne Dyreng Anderson Everyone enjoyed a great meal caered by Country Ca’ermg followed by a short program by Jim Goble High School memories where shaded by all Everyone in attendance had a great time”' Back Row L to R Scott Keifer Paul Bown Russell Yardley Ronald Nay Scott Lund Randy Warren KePy Childs Jim Goble Matthew Stewart Middle Row L to R Kathy Frandsen DeAnne Anderson Julie Nelson Natalie Ellett Wendy Carrie Lewis Diane Cox Reynolds Front Row L to R Krishna Bown Lori Malmgi-eGayle Ba'I Tonya Busker Marlene Sorensen T COPY Next week al July 20th s Story Time we will learn about the Pioneers Our special reader will be Marion Christensen She will be bringing her accordion and telling or the activ ity we pioneer stones will be making a covered wagon with oxen to take home Our treat will be homemade donuts a favor ite treat of Bngham Young's The library wants to thank anybody that had anything to do with last weeks activity Our Cowboy and Indian Appreciation Day We want to give Lyman Holy oak a big Remember to hand your reading thank you for helping out in a minutes into the I ibrary no later than August sih The library has pinch He was our m resident Cowboy Pool The children all had a some really great prizes We have a leepee lent a castle tern loiem great lime with all of our activ mes We had Slick Horse Barrel Racing poles bow and arrows a?wis and Pig Herding Shix the Can wiih Claik games Cowbov Porcelain Squirt Guns Drop the Snake in the Doll Indian Maiden Porcelain WaDoP a boy bike a gul bike tomacowboy boot ter Range Relay Milk the Glove hawks spears marbles ihc movie and many more activities Thanks Holes picture hook of Sacagawea to everyone who helped oul in ictonan Porcelain Doll Walkie 3ny way It was a super dav at the Talkies Rainbow Brue Sidewalk Gunnison Park Sicnols Annie GcdJcs Just a reminder to parents and T Shins and more So many children- - keep track of your read to name and many to give f mg minuiex The time is winding you turn in your reading mindown and we want everyone who utes So keep reading and Discover New Tiails along the way signed up to be able to gel a prize |