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Show Page 7 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Thursday, June 22, 2006 Do Your Best 4th of July Car Show Lafe Christenson does his best by keeping physically f i t He plays baseball on the Gunnison AM-StarTeam and helps his by. QVLM-HJ-AXFI*. City. dad out on the farm. Lafe is the son of Bruce and Alice Christenson of Gunnison. Set-up Time: 8-10 a.m. Parade Participants: Meet at 300 South Main 8:30 a.m. Do Your Best is sponsored by: Peterson Refrigeration and Appliance 550 South Main, Gunnison » 528-3365 For More Information Contact Bret Ashton 435-851-9667, 435-528-5800 or bashton@northpacific.com COUNCIL Continued from Page 1 Help Wanted Gunnison Valley NOW HIRING Central Utah Correctional Facility . 2 Full time LPN Positions Full benefits Must be able to pass all requirements for Post Certification Contact: Sara Donaldson (435) 528-6271 H O S P I T A L Day Care Worker Two Part-time positions available at Gunnison Valley Hospital Day Care department. The successful candidates must be 18 or older with a High School diploma or GED. Additionally, the candidates must be able to pass a criminal background check. Ongoing external training (minimum of 20 hours per year) is mandatory. Duties include planning and performing fun activities and learning experiences with the children. Including light housekeeping responsibilities as assigned. Candidates must be available to work M-F, with morning shifts beginning 6:00 am and late shifts ending at 6:00 pm. Experience preferred but not necessary. Submit resume / application to: Gunnison Valley Hospital, Attn: David Peterson, PO Box 759, Gunnison, UT. 84634. Or FAX to: (435) 528-2190. Closing Date: June 30,2006 5:00 pm. H O S P I T A L One full-time position available for a career minded individual as a licensed Social Worker at Gunnison Valley Hospital Home Health Department. Entry wage: $20/hour with full benefits package. Basic Job Description The successful candidate will be able to: • Provide counseling and supportive care to patients and their families. • Be responsible for assessment of psychological and emotional factors related to illness, and care for needs of patients in their homes. • Record clinical progress notes, perform emergency room assessments, make referrals, and coordinate with other agencies for patient services. Minimum Requirements: • Masters degree from an accredited school of social work. • Licensed as a clinical social worker in the state of Utah. • Must possess strong patient assessment, management, and documentation skills. • Able to work flexible hours as required to meet the patient's individual needs. Full job description or questions answered by calling (435) 528-3955. Submit resume Attn: David Peterson, P.O. Box 759, Gunnison, UT 84634 or e-mail: GVH.HR@utahtelehealth.net This position will • remain open until filled. For Sale code is being updated with all ordinances and changes since 1991. These two tools will be invaluable to the city employees as well as to residents. Dr. Ernest Larson presented plans for a new dental clinic at 62 East Center Street. The council was in approval as long as the necessary off street parking spaces were provided. Council Member Nay has been working diligently on the Sanpitch River Walkway. At the bid opening in May, the bids came in higher than the engineer's estimate. She has petitioned UDOT for additional funding so the project can be completed as designed. UDOT will make a decision on June 14th. The council will review that decision as well as the total project at their June 21st so the bid can be awarded or rejected. Kim Pickett, a member of the Gunnison Valley Hospital Board, presented a list of services that the hospital provides as well as statistics of the number of services provided so far this fiscal year. The Hospital Board is considering adding representatives who reside outside of the Special Service District boundaries to the board. The council agreed input would be valuable from those representatives but urged him to relay their desire to have the hospital board establish an advisory board or community council board. That type of board would vote on policy and not financial or taxation issues. Those residents living within the Special Service District are liable for either the financial burdens or successes if the hospital is sold or suffers a loss. Those residents who use the facility but reside outside of the Special Service District boundaries are not liable for anything. Jerry & Martha Larsen have approached the city about multiple residential housing for the property they recently purchased from Bill Kay & Charlotte Christiansen at approximately 400 North between 100 and 200 West. The three acre property is located directly west of the Rio West apartment complex. They want to put 9 duplex manufactured housing units. The property is currently zoned for agriculture use. They are requesting a zone change to R-4-7500. The planning & zoning commission will hold a public hearing on June 28 at 7 p.m. regarding this request. The public is invited to attend. HOUSE FOR SALE IN CENTERFIELD 1185 Square-foot home built in 1999, with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, two-car garage, on a half acre lot. House is located at 75 West 100 North. Price is $105,000. Fore more information, call (435) 851-6961. L£T - Place a Classified Ad for as little as $6 per week. Add a picture for only $5 more. You can reach over 800 households weekly] Call Mark at 528-5178 Service Directory PETERSON RMKHiMlATIOiV & APPLIANCE, INC. APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE SPECIALIST MAYTAG & CROSLEY DEALER SAME-DAY DELIVERY Authorized Warranty Service on All Brands 550 So. Main Gunnison , 435-528-3365 ROGER Gunnison City has received a grant for Animal Control from the MADDIE Fund. Gunnison Valley Residents (Axtell Centerfield, Fayette, Gunnison and Mayfield) can get their cats and dogs spayed or neutered for half price at The Gunnison Valley Animal Clinic. Feral (wild) cats will be $10 each or recieve a discount price for more than one cat. Gunnison Valley Animal clinic 630 south Main, Gunnison 528-7900 Get ready for the 4th of July by having your car DETAILED! Blairs Auto Detail will make your car shine and for prices you can't beat! Call today for Appointment! 435-851-3539 Program available until funds expended J OLDROYD, D.D.S., M.S.D. Get out of the mud and get a load of driveway gravel delivered! CHILD & ADULT ORTHODONTICS 75 NORTH 100 EAST • GUNNISON 528-7316 -Call For A Complementary Consultation- Let us create a beautiful smile for you. Mayfield, Utah • 520-3661 "2 TIDY DAMES" Hate to Clean? Then Hire Us. 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