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Show Presorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 11 Gunnison, UT ECRWSS Volume 5 • Number 41 Thursday, October 8, 2009 Copy Price • 75 cents by MARK HENLINE Gunnison Hospital Volunteer’s Book Fair Thur Oct 8 • 10 - 5 in the Hospital lobby Dinner & Program for Gunnison Stake Adult Singles Thur Oct 8 • 6 pm Fayette Ward Building Bring your own dishes Senior Pot Luck Dinner Oct 19 • 6 pm Centerfield Legion Hall Main dish will be provided. Bring you own dishes. The Smith Bros. Dirt Band Concert Thur Oct 22 • 7 p.m @ Casino Star Theatre Advance tickets: $10 for adults, $5 for seniors & students. At the door the night of the performance, tickets will be $12 for adults and $6 for seniors and students. Have something for the “What’s Happening in Gunnison Valley”? Send it to gazette@gtelco.net Windows have been painted up and down Gunnison’s main street by various groups at the high school to celebrate Homecoming Week. This year’s theme is Welcome to the Jungle. Homecoming activities began on Monday with Tie-Dye T-shirt Day, the Royalty assembly, window painting, and a door decorating competition. Tuesday was Tarzan and Jane Look Alike Day with a manly-man Volleyball class competition. On Wednesday there will be a powder puff football game at 6 p.m. and a pep rally will follow immediately after the game. Thursday is Crazy Random Clothing Day. The JV football team will travel to South Summit and the girls soccer team will be home against Beaver at 4 and 6 p.m. Friday is Bulldog Pride Day. Students are asked to wear school colors. There will be a pep assembly at 10:40 and then at 2 p.m. the homecoming parade will travel down Main Street between 200 North and 200 South. The tailgate party will begin at 6 p.m. with a rock wall, music and entertainment. Mark Henline/Gunnison Valley Gazette Gunnison High School cheerleaders paint Alternator Electric. The homecoming football game against the South Summit Wildcats will begin at 7 p.m. and will include fire- works and a special halftime. Homecoming activities will culminate Saturday evening with the Homecoming dance. The dance will begin at 9:30 and nice Sunday dress is required. The cost is $5 per person or $10 per couple. Elisha McGill, new manager of Twelve Mile Market. Everyone is invited to come out an support the homecoming activities. Go Bulldogs! Mark Henline/Gunnison Valley Gazette Mark Henline/Gunnison Valley Gazette Charlotte Christiansen and Jaime Hansen in the new Timeless Traditions store. Jaime Hansen and Charlotte Christiansen are excited to open Timeless Traditions Home Decor and Gifts, located at 132 North Main in Gunnison. It is just north of Century 21 in what was the home’s old garage. Jaime and Charlotte have always had a passion for decorating and shopping so this is a dream come true for them. Timeless Tradition is a unique boutique loaded with seasonal decorations, personal gifts, speciality furniture, and home decor items. It offers the items you usually need to drive up north to purchase. The store also offers gift certificates, wedding registry, home staging services for items purchased, layaway, tote bag day, which is when you receive discounts on merchandise for everything that you can stuff in your bag. Come in the store and get your tote bag with purchase while supplies last. The reviews on this store has been great and this store is a needed addition to Gunnison’s business district. If you haven’t stopped in, you owe it to yourself to see what’s new in town. Timeless Traditions is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stop by and pick up a free gift while supplies last. After a two year absence, owners of the Mayfield Merc, Lee Ann Oliver and Elisha McGill, have returned to take over the day to day operation of the store. Elisha, who has spent the last two years as the director of communications for the Grand and Little America Hotels, will be the store’s manager. “I’m excited to be back in Sanpete,” said Elisha. Not only will there be new management but the store’s name has been changed from the Mayfield Merc to Twelve Mile Market. According to Re-elect Lee Ann the name has been changed to signify a new beginning. The shelves are currently being restocked and filled with the new inventory. The gas pumps have been repaired and fuel is once again being sold. The market will be open seven days a week and will maintain regular business hours. The biggest change to the market will be the addition of a cafe. “Doug and Emmy’s Cafe,” which has been a landmark in Layton for the past twenty-five years, will move into the market by December. “Doug and Emmy’s” is being forced out of its current location by the state of Utah to make room for a new freeway on ramp. The state agreed to help relocate the cafe anywhere in the state and the owners chose Mayfield. “Doug and Emmy’s” has a full menu but is especially known for their breakfasts, particularly their scones and sweet rolls. Twelve Mile Market and Doug and Emmy’s promises to be a great addition to Mayfield and the Gunnison Valley. |
