Paper 08-05-15 - The Gunnison Country Shopper

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happy 20th anniversary mary and matt burt
42nd year, volume 20
august 5, 2015
TODAY Realty
of Gunnison, Inc.
5200 County Road 887
Prestigious Custom Log Home on apx 20 acres
of pristine property adjoined by the huge
Double Heart Ranch & BLM with Hot
Springs Creek in front of property on Waunita
Hot Springs Road! No covenants! $795,000!
281 Rockey River Lane
Custom-built log home on the Gunnison River!
Main floor features an open living room, dining
room and kitchen, two bedrooms, a full bath.
Upper level features a master bedroom and bathroom and a deck for enjoying the River. $598,000!
289 Fairway Lane
Gerald Lain
Bonnie Wilson
Kay Flint
Broker Associate
Broker Associate
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Jason Lain
Joe O’Connell
Steve Moorhouse
Owner / Broker
Broker Associate
Broker Associate
341 Meadowlark Trail
Home is in excellent condition & ready to move
into! A must to see if you are looking for a super
nice 3 br home. Also has wood burner fireplace,
covered front deck landscaped yard with mature aspen trees & much, much more! $335,000!
Beautiful newer cabin with detached Large 4
bdrm home features wrap around deck, granite
countertops, quality construction, kitchen island, hickory cabinets & floors, corner lot, 2 car
insulated garage, huge bedrooms! $469,000!
Over 120 years
of Real Estate
Experience!
905 CR 744 - Spring Creek
Awesome location up Spring Creek Road
just off Taylor Canyon! Live in this home
and manage the other three homes! Cabins
rent for $125 per night min of 3 nights or 700
per week. Very close to fishing! $337,000!
89 Fossil View Drive
An exclusive mountain retreat property with
expansive views on 10 acres. Off the grid efficiency with all the comforts of home. All furnishings included. Sleeps 15 plus pull out
couches. 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Baths! $641,000!
MOTIVATED
175 Monte Vista
Beautiful 2 story home with pond in back
plus Gunnison River Fishing Rights! 3 or 4
bedroom with 20x32 master upstairs w/deck
& bedroom or Officedown. Home is in the
beautiful Dos Rios Subdivision $274,500!
100 Wildriver
73 Columbine Road
Beautiful townhome on west side with two
bedrooms & bath on the main level plus a 3rd b/
r suite with full bath on 2nd level. Small stream
in back during summer time. Fully Furnished
complete with appliances! $174,500!
4 br 2 1/2 bath, 2 living areas with huge barn &
outbuildings as an extra including you own chicken
coop w/laying hens! Located across the road east of
the famous Hartman Rocks Recreation Area + great
views of the valley & "W" mountain. $439,000!
712 Main Street - Pitkin
Meticulously handcrafted cottage conveniently located in the new Van Tuyl Village
close to down town, parks, schools, and the
Gunnison Rec Center. This home features an
open floor plan with high ceilings $279,000!
1560 Goose Creek Road (Powderhorn)
5630 County Road 771
Spectacular park-like setting on Gold Creek 5 1/2
miles west of Ohio City. Private but modern
hideaway for the most discriminating owner. Relax
on the huge deck while enjoying the sounds of the
creek and views of the surrounding forest. $345,000!
Airport Storage
Excellent storage units, location &opportunity to own your own business and manage Doesn't seem like there are ever enough
of these type storage units available! 24
Large units on the ground level 32 smaller
units on the 2nd level. $499,000!
714, 716, & 718 N 11th
Perfect investment opportunity located
by the Gunnison schools. 3, 2 bedroom
1 bath rental homes recently updated and
in great condition. Excellant rental history! Make an Offer! $355,000!
1122 N. Colorado
Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, 2
living areas, large fully applianced
kitchen just off the WSCU campus!
Gunnison Recreation Center with
swimming pool just across the
s t r e e t . $ 199, 50 0 !
BEAUTIFUL 200 ACRE RANCH WITH HUGE 5 BEDROOM 2 BATH
home plus huge barns. Private well for home and commercial well for barns.
Awesome 3 level home with fully applianced kitchen. Home is finished to the
point where all you have to to is decorate it just how you want it to be. Awesome
property which you can ranch or use it for a vacation or hunting camp.
Gunnison County Rural Electric services this property. Big game hunting for
Elk, Mule Deer, A true Rocky Mountain Paradise property. $895,000!
420 S. Wisconsin Unit 1
Private fenced yard, lands c a p e d , H o t T u b , Wo o d b u r n i n g
stove, wood doors & trim, Custom alder cabinets, custom tile
floors in kit & bath. 2 Bedrooms and 2 Baths. $174,900!
144 Curecanti Drive - Water Wheel 12
Very nice 2 bedroom condo just off the
ponds and Dos Rios Golf Club only
about a mile west of Gunnison River &
the Jet airport! Partially furnished with
all kitchen appliances. Both bedrooms
are upstairs with a full bath.$99,500!
117 Shavano Drive Unit 204A
Cute 2 bedroom top floor condo in a peaceful setting
on the Dos Rios Country club. A perfect starter
unit, rental investment, or second home for the
golfing family. Common area laundry, low utilities,
and the HOA pays for hot water. $109,000!
Riverwalk Estates (Gunnison River)
There is a place of matchless beauty
etched in your memory. Beautiful trees,
ponds and miles of walking paths. Includes the use of a guest cabin! River
Lots Starting @ $120,000! Interior
Lots starting @ $80,000!
1116 Vulcan Street
Meticulously handcrafted cottage conveniently located in the new Van Tuyl Village
close to down town, parks, schools, and the
Gunnison Rec Center. This home features an
open floor plan with high ceilings $279,000!
1313 W. Ohio #22
Beautiful Huge 4 bedroom home
very well maintained, very clean
a n d s h o w s j u s t G R E AT ! ! A l l
large rooms throughout plus
very large back deck! Lawn area
& backs up to pond. $68,900!
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SENIOR CITIZENS CALENDAR
THE YOUNG AT HEART LUNCHEON TAKES PLACE AT THE
COMMUNITY CENTER AT 200 E. SPENCER, GUNNISON
Thursday, August 6, 2015
11-12 noon
Senior Walking, Gym
(Requires membership or drop-in fee)
Friday, August 7
11-12 noon
Senior Walking, Gym - FREE
12 noon
Young at Heart Luncheon, Soup & Salad
Monday, August 10
11-12 noon
12 noon
Young at Heart Luncheon, Meat Loaf
Tuesday, August 11
11-12 noon
Senior Walking, Gym
(Requires membership or drop-in fee)
Wednesday, August 12
11 - 12 noon
12 noon
Young at Heart Luncheon, BBQ Pork
Meals
All seniors, 60 or older, $4 .00
59 and under, $5.00
Children 7-12 years, $4.00
Children 6 and under are free
Come and enjoy a reasonable and delicious meal and
socialize Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:00 noon.
Bring a friend. Walking in the GYM is FREE on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday in Association with the YAH luncheon.
ANY HOME BOUND SENIOR IN NEED OF
MEALS, please call 641-2107 on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday before 10:00 a.m. with your request; it will be delivered
that day.
NEED A RIDE TO THE LUNCHES - Just a phone
call away. The Senior Bus is available in a 5 mile radius of
town 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. for persons needing a ride to and
from YAH Senior Meals. Please Call 970-596-6700 to arrange
for a ride before 9:00 a.m.
THANK YOU, GUNNISON
Thank you, Gunnison for a wonderful morning shared by
all who came to honor Carol Friedman Barton at the Hospice
Garden.
Family, Coworkers and friends gathered from Alaska,
Oregon, Santa Fe, Paonia, Denver, Colorado Springs and Lake
City to share memories and stories of Carol. Wonderful music
in the program was provided by the Crested Butte UCC Bell
Choir with Marilyn Mears, Lynn Jagiechowski, Linda Rau and
Mary Toole. Chris Coady and Sean McCormick entertained and
led us in song with their guitars and beautiful voices.
Thank you Dr. Tarr and Wade Baker for reminding us of
Carol's legacy with her important part in establishing the
Hospice of the Gunnison Valley.
We have a beautiful bench of picture stone where we can
sit and relax thanks to Gunnison Valley Hospital, Daren of
Morrison Tile and Stone and the base, designed and made by
Randy Melton.
The accompanying plaque was made by
Carmen at Rocky Mountain Frames and Trophies. Thanks to
Jerry Kowal for setting the bench. Sign Guys and Gal made a
new sign as one enters the garden.
Julie Friedman offered wonderful memorial bookmarks
for the guests. Dennis Aspey from the Senior Health Center asssisted in the set up and Kathleen Cortner had the garden in tip
top shape with help from Arlene and Kathy Seitz. Nancy from
The Paper Clip, Kevin from City Market, Paula Swensen, and
City Glass all helped out as well.
A lovely reception, Avalon Benell hostess, was organized
by Avalon, Therese Trantow and many who provided tasty
treats.
If we have missed anyone please forgive us...we appreciate everyone who made this possible!
The Garden is there for you...for the community. Please
visit often, be inspired and feel at peace.Thank you, Gunnison
With Gratitude,
Arlene Kowal and Patty Bishop
CRESTED
BUTTE LAND
TRUST
HIKES AND EVENTS
This summer, we are
offering several opportunities to explore Crested Butte
Land Trust properties with
our board members. These
unique trips will get you
behind the scenes of Land
Trust operations, and leave
you with an understanding of
the history of our properties
and the stewardship work
involved in preserving the
land forever.
• Snodgrass Trail Hike August 13th, from 8:00
a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
President Bill Reimer
will lead a small group of hikers through rolling hillsides
replete with wildflowers,
impressive aspen stands, and
a beautiful fir forest. The trail
traverses conserved property
and Forest Service land, as
well as privately owned
ranch land, and stands as an
example of our unique relationship between recreation
and ranching. hiking, biking,
horseback riding, and skiing
opportunities abound for
most of the year, but the trail
closes seasonally to allow the
land owners to graze their
cattle.
• Slate River Mountain Bike
Ride - September 5th, 1:00
p.m.
On this small group
ride led by board member
John Simmons, a shuttle will
drop you off at the top of the
Lupine Trail. We will ride
Lupine I and Lupine II, as
well as the Lower Loop, while
learning the preservation
stories of these awesome
Land Trust trails. And no
ride would be complete without some beers afterwards.
• Cloud
City
Hike
September 18th, 2:30 p.m.
to 5:30 p.m.
Just steps from town,
coal piles from the closed
Smith Hill Mine were
exposed and leaching into
the Slate River wetlands
below. Thanks to a large
restoration effort, the wetlands have been restored and
the coal piles on Smith Hill
have been stabilized. As an
extra bonus, the hike will finish down the brand new
Gunsight Connector Trail.
Sign
up
online:
www.cblandtrust.org/events
/boardmemberexplore/ or
call Claire at the Crested
Butte Land Trust: 970-3491206
the Senior Scoop
Your source for current local happenings…
TODAY, TODAY, TODAY, ATTENTION ALL SENIORS: You are cordially invited to
a1end a senior apprecia0on picnic on Wednesday, August 5, 2015 to be held in
the outdoor hockey rink located in Jorgensen Park. Since some of the food will
be prepared in the recrea0on center in their kitchen, you are encouraged to
come before noon to guarantee ample food will be available. We are preparing
more food than usual hoping no one will be le! out. If you have never a1ended
one of our meals on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, this will give you a chance
to get acquainted with our regular guests. This event will be free thanks to
Gunnison Savings and Loan and the Board of Directors of Young at Heart!
SUBALPINE WILDFLOWER WALK: Under the auspicious of Boomers and Beyond
Keith Longpre, Professor Emeritus of Colorado Western State University is
offering a wildflower walk to anyone interested in knowing about subalpine and
alpine wildflowers near Co1onwood Pass on Saturday, August 8, 2015. There is
no climbing mostly level ground. The group will meet at 8am at the Community
Center parking lot to carpool and will finish around 12:30pm, and is limited to
12 people. One can sign up at the desk at the Community Center between 8am
and 5pm through Friday, August 7th.
GUNNISON ART CENTER HAPPENINGS: Kipori Woods or "Baby Wolf" as he is
known, will be entertaining at the Gunnison Arts Center during the First Friday
Art Walk on Friday August 7th. He is an award winning blues, funk and jazz solo
ar0st from New Orleans who puts on an electric and energe0c show.
SUNDAYS AT 6: August 2nd, The Sisters Sweet from Faye1eville, Arkansas,
reminiscent of the Andrew Sisters and Billie Holiday will be playing.
REMINDER: SENIORS DAY The Gunnison Country Food Pantry is open from
10:00 a.m.2:00 p.m. every THURSDAY to help meet the needs of seniors! If you
are 65+, please come in and allow the friendly staff to help you stretch your
food budget. 321 N Main St, Suite C (corner of Main St & W. Ohio)
9706414156. Senior Transporta0on is now available on Thursday’s if you are
in need of a ride, call 5966700, 24 hours in advance.
SENIOR TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE 5 DAYS A WEEK! The Senior Bus is in
ac0on MF between 9am4pm for local errands, shopping and doctor
appointments. Please call 5966700 24 hours in advance with your request. The
suggested dona0on is $2.00 per one way trip. The Two Bu1es Senior Ci0zen
Van makes a trip to Gunnison and back every Wednesday, weather permi2ng.
Call 2754768 24 hours in advance with your request.
THE SENIOR SCOOP is brought to you by: The Gunnison Home Association &
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FLY FISHING 52 RIVERS with
Shelley Walchak. Wednesday,
August 5th at 6:30pm at the
Gunnison Library. Join us for a
slide show and presentation of
this adventure. This event is free
and open to the public. (8/5).
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TALK TO A LAWYER FOR
FREE: Thursday Night Bar first
Thursday of each month at the
Family Services Building, 225 N.
Pine St., Gunnison, 5:30 p.m. Call
Ellen for more information 6417999 (8/5).
THE GUNNISON HIGH SCHOOL
BAND IS HAVING A CAR WASH
this Friday, August 7 from
1:30pm to 5pm at the Power
Stop. Support your band and get
your car cleaned. Car washes are
by donation. (8/5).
T ay l o r H al l , R o o m 3 0 3
e x t en d e d st u d i es @
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WE D N E S D A YS A T W E S T E R N
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S e e f ul l c a ta lo g a n d r e gi s te r o nl i n e a t w e s t e r n . e d u/ e s
Garf ie ld Peak Summi t Hi ke . Karen Immerso, 8/5/15, 7:00am to
4:00pm, $30 lunch included
Bl ack Ca nyon Roa d B icyc le Rid e, Blue Mesa Dam. Jennifer
Smith, 8/19/15, 8:00am to 2:00pm, $25
U p c o m in g i n F a l l C o ur s e C a t a l o g
Soci al Movemen ts beginning 8/24/15, Monday evenings. Dan
Cress, dcress@western.edu for syllabus
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WILDFLOWER & SCIENCE
EXTRAVAGANZA
WITH 1% FOR OPEN SPACE AND ROCKY
MOUNTAIN BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY
Discover what world class scientists are studying in our
high altitude environments in this full-day, fantastic, educational hiking opportunity, “Wildflowers & Science
Extravaganza” with 1% for Open Space and scientists of the
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Our July hike completely sold out so don’t miss your chance to join us on
Saturday, August 15 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
RMBL scientists use wildflowers to understand a range of
topics, including pollination dynamics; how complex traits like
diabetes are controlled by genes; and how organisms will
respond to a changing climate. Join RMBL scientists and 1% for
Open Space Executive Director Molly Murfee in this full day
immersion to roam through the three separate permanently
protected lands of North Pole Basin, Schofield Park and
Maxfield (or Gothic) Meadows. Learn about: current research
being conducted live on these lands; open space preservation as
a key to understanding our physical world; and how these two
organizations work together on land conservation for scientific
research. Enjoy a gourmet sack lunch in the Gothic townsite followed by a historic tour of the research laboratory grounds with
some time to peruse the gift shop. A portion of this workshop’s
tuition helps support the work of the Rocky Mountain
Biological Laboratory and 1% for Open Space.
Held in conjunction with the Crested Butte Wildflower
Festival.
Register
at www.crestedbuttewildflowerfestival.com or (970)349-2571.
$110 includes gourmet lunch. For more information on 1% for
Open Space, visit www.1percentforopenspace.org; for the
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory see www.rmbl.org.
Registration is $55 for either workshop. Held in conjunction with the Crested Butte Wildflower Festival. To register visit
www.crestedbuttewildflowerfestival.com. For more information on 1% for Open Space visit www.1percentforopenspace.org.
For more information on other wildflower art classes at the Art
Studio visit www.crestedbuttearts.org.
CONNECT WITH NATURE: VISIT
THE GRAND MESA,
UNCOMPAHGRE & GUNNISON
NATIONAL FORESTS
The Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National
Forest is vibrant with colorful fields of alpine wildflowers – this
is peak season for nature viewing, photography, hiking, riding
and learning more about the amazing natural features that surrounding us.
Interested in experiencing a nature connection? Start
with a “summer intensive” – a one hour interpretive program
offered for all ages at the Grand Mesa Visitor Center every
Saturday night. Throughout the summer, guest speakers with
expertise in specific natural resources provide an engaging
presentation on topics from mushrooms, to birds of the Mesa.
The August 1 program features Forest Service Hydrologist, Ben
Stratton explaining the West Salt Creek Landslide, and monitoring data on the slide to date. Subsequent programs include
Smokey’s Birthday Celebration (August 8 from 10:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m.), Fantastic Fungi (August 15 at 3:00 p.m.), wildlife
(August 22 at 6:00 p.m.), birds (August 29 at 6:00 p.m.) star
gazing (August 5 at 8:30 p.m.), Ute Indians and Edible plants
(September 12 at 6:00 p.m.), culminating with Color Sunday
(September 27 from 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.).
Interested in photography? Grab your camera and experiment with color pallets and scenic backdrops. The mountain
passes (Ophir, Imogene, Engineer and Cinnamon) are outstanding routes to get up high and enjoy the lush alpine landscapes contrasted with jagged mountain ridgelines. For the
more ambitious and hardier visitor, there are many miles of
hiking or biking trails that lead alongside some breathtaking
meadows full of columbine, paintbrush, lupine, penstemon,
mountain bluebells and more. Check out our popular wildflower
viewing
areas
and
suggested
hikes.
(http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/gmug/wildflower).
Need to escape the heat or enjoy a family gathering? The
GMUG National Forest offers 56 campgrounds, eight cabins for
rent, day use/picnic sites and many areas for dispersed camping (outside of developed campgrounds). Set up a convenient
base camp to enjoy miles of mountain bike, OHV, horseback
riding or hiking trails or just stroll down to the lake and throw
a line in. There are currently no fire restrictions on the GMUG
– so start the campfire and make those tasty s’mores.
(http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/gmug/recreation)
Summer is waning quickly - make the time to go outside!
Kick back and relax, or challenge yourself to a new physical
endeavor– either way your National Forest is the place with
opportunities just waiting for you!
YOGA
FOR
EVERYONE:
Thursday, 9-10am. $10/class.
Take advantage of the beautiful
summer weather with yoga classes on the Center’s Outdoor Stage.
Yoga for the Peaceful instructors
teach this relaxing and rejuvenating all levels class. Just drop in!
Your full class tuition goes to benefit the Center for the Arts in
Crested. Bring your own mat.
Class meets every Thursday thru
August
6.
www.crestedbuttearts.org, www.yogaforthepeaceful.com. (8/5).
TIERNEY M. MILLER - NEW
WORKS: “Moments Between”
Opening recetion Thursday,
August 6th, 5-7pm at the Piper
Gallery, center for the Arts,
Crested
Butte.
tierneymillerart@gunnison.com,
970-596-1034. (8/5).
CENTER STAGE IN CRESTED
BUTTE: Amy Speace - Heralded
singer songwriter poet. Opening
Act: Tyler Hansen. Thursday,
August 6, 8 p.m. $20. www.crestedbuttearts.org (8/5).
YOUR VACATION FROM INTEREST.
For qualified buyers. 0% APR for 72 Months.
1. Monthly payment is $13.89 for every $1,000 you finance. Example down payment: 2015 Silverado 1500 9.3%, 2015 Cruze 6.9%, 2015 Malibu 6.4%, 2015 Equinox 7.1%, 2015 Traverse 6.4%, 2015 Impala 7%, 2015 Camaro 7.1%, 2015 Sonic 5.8%, 2015 Spark 5.2%, 2015 Trax 5.7%, 2015 Volt 9%, 2015 SS 6% and 2015 City Express 6.6%. Must finance
through GM Financial or Wells Fargo. Some customers will not qualify. Not compatible with lease and some other offers. Excludes Cruze and Equinox L models, Corvette, Colorado,
Suburban and Tahoe. Take delivery by 8/10/15. See dealer for details.
(970)641-0920 or (888)292-8915
212 W. HWY 50 • Gunnison
www.johnrobertsmotorworks.com
CRESTED BUTTE MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCLUDES SEASON
WITH GYPSY JAZZ IN PARADISE. Crested Butte Music
Festival (CBMF) wraps up its 19th
season with the upbeat Gypsy
Jazz In Paradise from Aug. 6 -9.
To view the entire 2015 Crested
Butte Music Festival schedule and
purchase tickets, visit www.crestedbuttemusicfestival.org, stop by
the CBMF ticket office at 326 Elk
Ave in Crested Butte or call
970.349.0619. (8/5).
DISTINCT IMPRESSIONS BY
VILAS TONAPE: Visiting artist
Vilas Tonape is an internationally
recognized artist and professor
and will be exhibiting his pastel
portraits at the Gunnison Arts
Center this August. The exhibit
titled “Distinct Impressions,” will
be in the Main Gallery and will be
on display starting August 7th.
This is an exhibit that you will not
want to miss! Gunnison Arts
Center, 970-641-4029, 102 S.
Main
St.,
gunnisonartscenter.com. (8/5).
FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK: LIVE
MUSIC WITH KIPORI WOODS,
or “Baby Wolf” as he is known, will
be entertaining at the Gunnison
Arts Center during the First Friday
Art Walk on Friday August 7th. He
is an award winning blues, funk
and jazz solo artist from New
Orleans who puts on an electric
and energetic show. This amazing
singer and musician has shared
the stage with greats such as the
Neville Brothers, Kermit Ruffins
and has honed his skills from his
grandfather, the great Big Easy
bass player “Luscious” Lloyd
Lambert. Be sure to stop by the
Arts Center during the Art Walk to
check out brand new exhibits and
listen to some incredible unique
music. Gunnison Arts Center, 970641-4029, 102 S. Main St., gunnisonartscenter.com. (8/5).
TRAP SHOOTING FOR LADIES
AND YOUTH: Thursdays at 5:30
Gunnison Sportsmen’s Assoc
through September. Come join the
fun every Thursday! Call Annette
for information. 970-209-9089
(8/5).
GALLERY SHOWS - CRESTED
BUTTE CENTER FOR THE
ARTS:
Tierney Miller Artist
Reception: Artist Reception:
Thursday, August 6, 5-7pm, At the
Piper Gallery. Show runs August 318; Judith Cassel-Mamet & Laura
Elm Artist Reception: Saturday,
August 8. 5-8pm., Art Studio
Gallery, Show runs through August
16. www.crestedbuttearts.org for
more info. (8/5).
BOW HUNTER EDUCATION
COURSE offered by Colorado
Parks and Wildlife August 7 and 8.
Classroom on the August 7, to be
determined and the practical at
the Gunnison State Wildlife Area.
Classes are 6-10pm on Friday.
Field Day will be at the Gunnison
State Wildlife Archery Range on
August 8. Fees: $10. Pre-registrations
are
required
at
http://cpw.state.co.us or call
Parks and Wildlife at 970-6417060. Space is limited to 30 students. (8/5).
WINE TASTING AT THE GUNNISON PUBLIC LIBRARY. August
6, 7pm. High Mountain Liquor
presents wines of Oregon and
Washington while Mike Ritchey
features literature from the area.
Tickets are limited, $20/person.
Appetizers included. (8/5).
CARPE NOCTEM - SEIZE THE
NIGHT: When we look into the
vast night sky, we are not only
looking deeply into space, but we
are also looking back deeply in
time. Examine celestial objects
we are now seeing as they
appeared long ago, at times corresponding with events in Western
Colorado’s amazing geologic
past. On Friday, August 7th join
Special Guest Speaker Art
Trevena for “Deep Space/Deep
Time” at the Gunnison Valley
Observatory. Each second we can
be sitting, walking, or running all
why we are rotating, revolving,
expanding and traveling at amazing speeds. Can you feel it? On
Saturday, August 8th, join GVO
Vice-President Stu Ferguson and
find out “How Fast Are We
Going?” You’ll be amazed. The
Gunnison Valley Observatory is
located at 2804 County Road 38
across from Hartman Rocks
Recreation Area. The facility
opens at sunset. Programs start
at 8:30pm and are followed by
viewing weather permitting - of
the amazing night sky through a
variety of telescopes. Admission
is by donation and reservations
aren’t required. Go to www.gunnisonvalleyobservatory.org for
more information. (8/12).
Certified Service
Genuine GM Parts
Collision Center
BACK TO SCHOOL
SHAMPOO &
CONDITIONER
LITER SALE!
641-6436 • 520 N. Main
SAMPLE SUMMER’S TAST Y BOUNT Y!
FIND ARTS AND CRAFTS
..
FOR EVERYONE!
ENTERTAINMENT: ALAN AND ISSA
KIDS ACTIVIT Y: TBA
Corner of Main St. and Virginia Ave.,
Do wnto wn Gunnison
w w w. g u n n i s o n f a r m e r s m a r ke t.co m
TINY TREASURES: Discover
over 70 tiny works of art created
by more than 30 local artists that
fit in your budget and on your
walls! Tiny Treasures features over
70 tiny works of art created by
more than 30 local artists and will
be showing in the Upper Gallery
for the month of August. The art,
priced at only $25 each, may be
purchased at the opening event
and throughout the month and
picked up at the end of the month.
The Tiny Treasures opening event
is August 7th from 5-8 p.m. during
the First Fridays Art Walk. In addition to the Tiny Treasures, the
event will feature tiny tastes, live
tiny gallery concerts, and BIG raffle prizes. Raffle tickets will be
sold for $5 each, 5 for $20, or 10
for $40 at the event on August
7th and the drawing will be held at
the end of the event. Gunnison
Arts Center, 970-641-4029, 102
S.
Main
St.,
PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE, celebrating 30 years in business.
Servicing all makes & models.
Call 641-4040 for an appointment. (8/5/16).
AUGUST 8 & 9 GUNNISON
TERRIER TRIALS, seeking youth
volunteers. Need helpers to run
the race lure Saturday and Sunday
mornings 8am to noon. Pays $20
per person plus tips. Need to be
athletic, like to run 150 feet, over
and over!! lots of fun, and action
around people and dogs. email:
GunnisonJRTrial@gmail.com or
text 602-448-7046. (8/5).
The Opportunity Shop
at 304 South 10th Street
Hours
Tuesday 12-4
Thursday 12-4
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Nepalese,Tibetan
& Indian Restaurant
323 E. Tomichi
(970) 641-7480
Reservations & Takeout
Everyday is Happy Hour 4-7PM $2.00 PBR’s
LIVE MUSIC Tuesday Evenings
OPEN 7 Days a Week
Lunch: 11AM - 2:30PM Dinner: 5 - 9:30PM
Saturday Evening
Worship
with Rick Barton
Trinity Bapst
523 N. Pine 6PM Downstairs
“Verse by Verse through the Bible”
BARNWOOD 4 SALE
Largest Inventory in Colorado
2X Rough Sawn Doug Fir
1X Barn Siding
Hand Hewn Barn Beams.
Rough Sawn Timbers.
3x8 - 18x18
970-596-2407
barnwoodamsalvage.com
(8/5/26)
MOUNTAIN ROOTS FOOD
PROJECT presents “U-Pick
Tuesdays.” Pick, wash, and weigh
your own local organic produce,
available on a sliding scale. The
first Gunnison event will be
Tuesday, Aug. 11, from 5-7 p.m.
at the Gunnison Community
School Garden. Proceeds support
sustainable agriculture, Farm to
School programming, and food
security projects. Call Al Smith at
724-388-5449 for more information. (8/5).
PYOP: ALL SUMMER LONG!
Join us on Fridays from 1-5pm
throughout the summer (thru
August 28th) for Paint Your Own
Pottery sessions! We have an
extensive selection of bisque ware
items to choose from including
plates, bowls, mugs, serving
trays, to-go mugs with lids, kid’s
items, sushi sets, piggy-banks,
home-décor pieces and more.
This is a fun activity for kids and
families. No need to pre-register
or reserve a spot, just come on in.
Prices vary from $5 - $45 depending on the piece you choose. We
can ship finished pieces for an
additional
shipping
charge.
www.gunnisonartscenter.org.
(8/26).
THE GUNNISON MOTOR VEHICLE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
FOR LUNCH, Noon-1pm, on
Tuesdays & Thursdays, till our
new employee is fully trained. We
apologize for any inconvenience
this may cause. (8/5).
CRESTED BUTTE MUSIC
FESTIVAL CONCLUDES SEASON
WITH GYPSY JAZZ IN PARADISE
BEN POWELL, FRANK VIGNOLA, VINNY RANIOLO,
OLLI SOIKKELI, BRIAN NETZLEY &
CYRILLE AIMÉE
Crested Butte Music Festival (CBMF) wraps up its 19th
season with the upbeat Gypsy Jazz In Paradise from August 6
– 9.
The Gypsy Jazz In Paradise All Star Band, led by Frank
Vignola and Ben Powell, kicks off the events on August 6 at
8:00 p.m. Olli Soikkeli, Brian Netzley and Vinny Raniolo join
this gypsy jazz super ensemble that will be on stage together for
the first time ever. The music will focus on Django Reinhardt,
Stéphane Grappelli and their immortal Hot Club of France.
Tickets cost $50.
Back by popular demand for a Home Soirée on August 7,
Frank Vignola and Vinny Raniolo inject comedy and showmanship to deliver an eclectic set of popular tunes crossing all sorts
of barriers. Since “Frank and Vinny” teamed up in 2008, they
have performed more than 1,000 shows at some of the most
prestigious concert halls and festivals in the world. This is
CBMF’s final Home Soirée for the season, offering the opportunity to enjoy an intimate concert, libations and appetizers in
a beautiful mountain home. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. and
costs $155.
Primarily raised in France by a French father and
Dominican mother, Cyrille Aimée snuck out of her bedroom
window as a child to wander into nearby gypsy encampments
for the annual Django Reinhardt Festival. She quickly fell in
love with gypsy music and now tours the world with her band
and also performs in a duo with Brazilian guitarist Diego
Figueiredo. The Cyrille Aimée Band performs on August 8 at
8:00 p.m. Tickets are available for $50. A limited number of
free SoundTrack tickets for ages 7 to 18 are available, with one
youth ticket available per each paying adult.
Start Sunday morning right with a delicious brunch, a
spectacular view of Gothic Mountain, and violinist Ben
Powell’s and bassist Brian Netzley’s musical tribute to
Stéphane Grappelli. The Gypsy Jazz In Paradise Brunch on
August 9 begins at 10:30 a.m. and costs $76.
The August 6, 8 and 9 performances take place at Rocky
Mountain Biological Laboratory’s new Community Center in
Gothic, with bus transfer to and from RMBL included in the
ticket cost. Free late-night jams are planned for August 7 at
9:00 p.m. and August 8 at 10:00 p.m. at Elevation Hotel and
Spa, where the new Frank Vignola’s Gypsy Jazz Guitar Camp is
being held August 6 – 9.
To view the entire 2015 Crested Butte Music Festival
schedule and purchase tickets, visit www.crestedbuttemusicfestival.org, stop by the CBMF ticket office at 326 Elk Ave in
Crested Butte or call 970.349.0619.
UPCOMING AT THE ART STUDIO IN CRESTED BUTTE: 111
Elk Avenue in Crested Butte; 970349-7044; classes@crestedbuttearts.org. Paint Your Own
Pottery: Wednesday Sunday. 15pm, thru August 21; Open Wheel
Throwing: Friday, August 7. 9am12pm, $75/session; A Crash
Course in Portrait Painting:
Saturday, August 8 & Sunday,
August
9.
10am-3pm;
Metalworking - Create a Sterling
Silver Necklace from Sheet Metal:
Tuesday, August 11. 9am-2pm;
Surface Design on Clay: Saturday,
August 15 & Sunday, August 16.
Times vary. $115 + $15 supply
fee. (8/5).
SUBALPINE
WILDFLOWER
WALK: Under the auspicious of
Boomer and Beyond Keith
Longpre, Professor Emeritus of
Colorado Western State University
is offering a wildflower walk to
anyone interested in knowing
about subalpine and alpine wildflowers near Cottonwood Pass on
Saturday, August 8, 2015. There
is no climbing- mostly level
ground. The group will meet at
8am at the Community Center
parking lot to carpool and will finish around 12:30pm, and is limited to 12 people. One can sign up
at the desk at the Community
Center between 8am and 5pm
through Friday, August 7th. (8/5).
BUTTE: Comedy Night featuring
Troy Baxley, HBO Comedy Festival
Finalist, Saturday, August 8, 9
p.m.
$18
www.crestedbuttearts.org (8/5).
Wedding Registry
Rory Black & Carter Murphy
August 15, 2015
Hope & Glory
147 N Main Street
Gunnison CO
641-1638
(8/5/18)
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at
First Baptist Church! WACKY
WORLD of WATER VBS for preschool & elementary. MondayThursday, August 10-14 from
9:30 AM - Noon. Virginia & Pine
St. 641-2240. (8/12).
RAPUNZEL: MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE (MCT) will
visit the Gunnison Valley again this
year with a team of directors and
everything it takes to put on a play
except the cast. Approximately 45
roles will cast for local students
ages 6 - 18 at auditions held
Monday morning. The show is
rehearsed throughout the week. A
culminating performance will be
presented on Saturday the 15th
open to the community, friends
and family. The camp will take
place Monday - Friday, August 1014 from 10am-2:30pm. Check-in
will be at 9:30am. and auditions
will begin promptly at 10am,
Monday, August 10th. All MCT
shows are original adaptations of
classic children’s stories a twist
on the fairy tales you know and
love. This year, MCT brings
Rapunzel and all the rest of the
characters, to tell a silly tale of
personal triumph and friendship
through the French countryside.
Space is limited in this week-long
theatre camp. No advance preparation is necessary. Pre-registering guarantees a spot in the
camp, auditions will be to assign
characters. Tuition is $70 and
tickets to performances are
$10/adults,
$7/kids
(12-).
Performances are Saturday,
August 15th at 1:00, 3:00 & 5:00
p.m. Gunnison Arts Center, 970641-4029, 102 S. Main St., gunnisonartscenter.com. (8/5).
BUTTE: Tinariwen, “Best World
Music” Grammy-winning blues
from Mali, West Africa. Tuesday,
August 11, 8 p.m. $2. www.crestedbuttearts.org (8/12).
BICYCLE LAWS: When you’re
riding a bike you are NOT a
pedestrian! For more information, contact the Gunnison Police
Department at 641-8200. (8/5).
Gunnison Recreation & Community Center
Gunnison Parks and Recreation are looking to fill some
part time coaching positions for this fall: Gymnastics,
Volleyball, After School Program, Football, and Swim
Instructor. All coaching positions require experience in
the specific sport as well as experience working with
children. Pick up an application at 200 East Spencer
Avenue or call 641-8060 for more information.
More information at www.gunnisonrec.com
200 East Spencer Avenue 970-641-8060
COLORADO DIVISION OF
SECURITIES RELEASES
CROWDFUNDING RULES
In preparation for the August 5 date when the Colorado
Crowdfunding Act will go into effect, the Colorado Division of
Securities, part of the Department of Regulatory Agencies
(DORA), has released a set of rules that will govern the actions
of those seeking to take advantage of this new legal investment
option. The Division has spent the last several months crafting
these rules with help from industry experts and the general
public.
“We made sure to carefully outline the rules for the
implementation of equity crowdfunding in Colorado to both
instruct and make the option as clear and easy as possible for
potential issuers, but with an eye toward ensuring that consumers who may want to invest are protected,” stated Securities
Commissioner Gerald Rome. “Our focus was to keep the paperwork and ‘red tape’ requirements to a minimum while imposing strict disclosure and record-keeping rules in order to limit
fraudulent offerings.”
Equity crowdfunding differs from current crowdfunding
enterprises such as Kickstarter and Indigogo. With equity
crowdfunding, businesses that choose to solicit money from the
general public will now be able to offer equity or a stake in the
company. Previously, individuals who contributed to crowdfunding campaigns were not allowed shares in the company,
and their contributions were considered donations to an effort.
Colorado joins a handful of other states in legalizing this
method of capital acquisition in response to a delay in federal
crowdfunding rules that were made legal through the 2012
Jump-Start Our Business Start-Ups (JOBS) Act.
The new crowdfunding rules, which can be found in full
at www.colorado.gov/dora/equity-crowdfunding, both clarify
as well as expand the regulations outlined in the initial
Colorado Crowdfunding Act, approved by the state legislature
this spring and signed by Governor Hickenlooper on April 13.
Included in the new rules are specifications on the role of the
required online intermediary, further description of required
escrow accounts, a more detailed list of prohibited activities,
and clarification on how issuers and intermediaries are to keep
the offerings “within Colorado.”
“There has been a lot of excitement and interest surrounding the equity crowdfunding option,” continued Rome.
“We are excited to help facilitate a way in which start-up businesses — such a hallmark of Colorado’s economy — can get up
and running through community support.”
The Crowdfunding Act officially goes into effect August
5.
GUNNISON
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL will hold New Student
Registration for Preschool 5th grade for the 2015-16
school year on Thursday,
August 13, 2015 from 8:30
a.m.-3:30
p.m.
at
the
Gunnison Community School,
1099 North 11th Street.
Documents needed are the child’s
birth certificate and immunization
records. If you have any questions, please call 970-641-7710.
(8/12).
SALE RACK
IS BACK!
Savings up to
65%
(new items added
weekly)
BASICS FOR MEN
100 North Main St.
642-4223
(8/26/20)
COLORADO’S
WESTERN
SLOPE CELEBRATES 47TH
ANNUAL PALISADE PEACH
FESTIVAL, AUG. 13-15. Worldfamous peaches stir up fresh fun
at this long-adored agricultural
festival. Each year, August brings
a juicy harvest of fuzzy fruit to the
small town of Palisade, east of
Grand Junction. This season’s festivities at Riverbend Park promise
to be as peachy as always with
great food, entertainment, tours,
contests, kids’ activities and, of
course, a plethora of peach products! For more information and a
complete schedule for this year’s
event, visit http://www.visitgrandjunction.com/palisade-peach-festival (8/12).
ESTATE
PLANNING
FOR
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS:
The
Rick
Nelson
Agency/American
Family
Insurance, Law of The Rockies,
and Hegeman & Drewnowski
CPAs, invite you to join us
Thursday August 13th for our
seminar, Estate Planning for Small
Business Owners. We’ll meet at
the Crested Butte Town Hall from
5:30-7:30pm. This is a FREE seminar! This is a great opportunity to
discuss your questions and concerns with a team of professional
advisors in a fun (and FREE!), informal setting. Light refreshments
provided. (8/12).
POTTER/CLAY ARTIST Opening
in small cooperative downtown
studio. If interested, call Karen @
970-641-3875. (8/5).
WILDFLOWER & SCIENCE
EXTRAVAGANZA with 1% For
Open Space and Rocky Mountain
Biological Laboratory. Discover
what world class scientists are
studying in our high altitude environments in this full-day, fantastic,
educational hiking opportunity,
“Wildflowers
&
Science
Extravaganza” with 1% for Open
Space and scientists of the Rocky
Mountain Biological Laboratory.
Our July hike completely sold out
so don’t miss your chance to join
us on Saturday, August 15 from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is $55
for either workshop. Held in conjunction with the Crested Butte
Wildflower Festival. To register
visit www.crestedbuttewildflowerfestival.com. For more information on 1% for Open Space visit
www.1percentforopenspace.org.
For more information on other
wildflower art classes at the Art
Studio visit www.crestedbuttearts.org. (8/12).
C.A. West
Bookkeeping
Complete Sole-proprietor,
Partnership, Corporate, Business
Accounting & Tax Preparation
A Registered Tax Return Preparer
NOW ACCEPTING
NEW CLIENTS
641-5644
234 N. Main Street
Suite 3D
www.cawestbook.com
AMERICAN FAMILY
INSURANCE & THE
NELSON FAMILY AGENCY
can provide local
protection
for your auto,
home, business, health,
and condo association,
and provide life insurance
for your family. Find out
for yourself why we were
voted “BEST INSURANCE
AGENCY” in the Valley!
Call Rick and his team of
professionals to compare
at 641-3481, or stop by
our office at 1140 N Main.
25TH ANNUAL BANQUET for
the World Record Chapter of the
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is
August 15, 2-15. Call Les 5960215 or Roberta 596-7655 for
tickets of information. (8/12).
ATTENTION! All 9th-12th grade
boys interested in playing high
school football. The official start
date is August 17th at 7:45am at
Gunnison High School. We look
forward to seeing you there.
Please have all forms filled out
and ready to go. Contact Shane
Zimmerman at 970-641-7700 for
more information. (8/12).
ATTENTION PLAYERS/PARENTS/GUARDIANS
FOR
THOSE WISHING TO TRYOUT
FOR
GHS
VOLLEYBALL:
Tryouts/practice will begin August
17, 2015 at 8am at GHS. This is
the mandatory report date.
Players must have all paperwork
and a current physical in order to
tryout and make the team.
Paperwork can be picked up at
the GHS office between 8am3pm. If athletes make the team,
practice will continue that week
8am-Noon. The week of the 24th,
practice will be 3:45-6pm. If you
have any questions, please feel
free to call or email Coach
Benson. Contact info is: sbenson@gunnisonschools.net
or
970.596.1314 (8/12).
GUNNISON MIDDLE SCHOOL
7/8 grade Volleyball mandatory
practice starts Wednesday, Aug.
19th. Practice is from 3:30-5:30.
Meet at the GMS gym. Physical is
mandatory. Stacie Dowis at
sdowis@gunnisonschools.net or
641-7710. (8/12).
WESTERN EXTENDED STUDIES is offering a class to explore
the ancient/contemporary traditions & celebrations of Mexico’s
Hallowe’en,
10/27-11/3.
Informational meeting on 8/20,
12-1pm in Taylor Hall 105. FMI
contact Art professor, Dr. Orr
(horr@western.edu). (8/19).
PROFESSIONAL DETAILING:
Carpet, upholstery shampoo,
buff, wax, complete interior and
exterior.
Call Precision
Automotive for a appointment.
641-4040, precisionauto.net
(8/5/19).
PAINT YOUR OWN POTTERY:
Every Wednesday-Sunday thru
August 21. 1-5pm, at the Art
Studio in Crested Butte, 111 Elk
Ave. Pay only for what you paint.
Prices range from $5 to $55.
Paint by Appointment is also available for private painting parties
for $50 per group for a two hour
session at The Art Studio, plus
the cost of what you choose to
paint. Paint by Appointment also
available at a location of your
choice where costs are determined on a case-by-case basis.
349-7044; classes@crestedbuttearts.org (8/19).
SAFE HARBOR RANCH KIDS
DAY August 16th from 11-1pm
visit safeharborranch.com for
more information (8/12).
CARVIN’
UP
COLORADO
CHAINSAW CARVING EXPO:
August 22-23. Reserve a personal carving for your home or business. Price levels to fit any budget. Contact Andy at aeflin@cityofgunnison-co.gov or call 970-2101777 (8/5).
8X10 PLAY FESTIVAL: The GAC
is excited
to present the first
A
annual 8x10 Play Festival coming
this September. This increasingly
popular format offers eight, 10
minute plays in one show. Taking
place September 10th-12th, it
provides an opportunity for local
aspiring and established playwrights to share their creative
efforts, a chance for new directors to get their feet wet, and the
break through moment for a new
actor to get an experience in the
spotlight. Doors open at 6:30
and the play will start at 7pm,
Tickets are $10. Gunnison Arts
Center, 970-641-4029, 102 S.
Main
St.,
CALL FOR ARTISTS! Join The
Art Studio of the Center for the
Arts First Annual Iron Pour this
September 2015. We still have a
few spaces available for artists to
make molds and pour work!
Registration is $300 and includes
a one week residency with iron
artist Jesse Blumenthal which
also includes all instruction. Pour
date is September 15. Residency
begins September 8. Visit
www.CrestedButteArts.org for
more info or to register. (8/12).
CELEBRATE
RECOVERY
MEETINGS: Tuesday, 6pm, Oh
Be Joyful Church, Crested Butte.
Call 970-596-3846 or go to
www.ohbejoyfulchurch.org for
more detailed information. (8/5).
PROJECT HOPE IS LOOKING
FOR INDIVIDUALS FOR OUR
BOARD OF DIRECTORS to help
expand awareness for relationship violence and sexual assault.
For more information, contact
director@hope4gv.org or call
641-8886. (8/12).
Every Day's a Great Day for
Fresh Flowers, Green and
Flowering Plants,
Gift Baskets, Balloons and
More
MISTY MOUNTAIN FLORAL
147 N MAIN STREET
GUNNISON
970-641-5102
"Your Downtown Main Street
Florist”
CRESTED BUTTE LAND TRUST
SUMMER HIKE: Snodgrass Trail
Hike, August 13th, from 810:30am. President Bill Reimer
will lead a small group of hikers
through rolling hillsides replete
with wildflowers, impressive
aspen stands, and a beautiful fir
forest. The trail traverses conserved property and Forest
Service land, as well as privately
owned ranch land. Sign up online:
www.cblandtrust.org/events/boa
rdmemberexplore/ or call Claire
at the Crested Butte Land Trust:
970.349.1206 (8/12).
KBUT IS LOCATED AT 88.7 FM
IN GUNNISON. Our signal
strength has increased from 40
watts to 6500 watts this past
year. Tune us in loud and clear.
(8/5).
TREATING OTHERS WITH
KINDNESS & COMPASSION
LIVING ONES LIFE’S WITH PURPOSE
BEING HUMBLE AND UNDERSTANDING
BEING OF SERVICE TO OTHERS
M.A.P.I. MINISTERIO APOSTOLICO PROFETICO INTERNACIONAL:
Iglesia Cristiana
EMANUEL. Anuncia que se traslado de sede. Informes en los telefonos: 970-258-2046, 970-2343041, 970-964-8545, 970-9648519. ¡Los Esperamos! (8/5).
BEING A STEWARD OF THE PLANET
BEING ETHICAL AND TRUTHFUL
Share with us your “hero”,
by emailing joellen@gunnisonshopper.com
THE
MULTICULTURAL
RESOURCE SERVICES, 225 N.
Pine St., Suite B, now has full time
funding thanks to a grant from
Caring for Colorado, El Pomar,
and Mentor’s Program. We share
the office with CAFÉ (Center for
Adult and Family Education).
Come by of call Ellen 641-7999.
If I’m not in, it’s because I often
have to be in meetings or trainings. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911 (8/5).
Send your free submission of the name and story
of the person(s) making a difference in Gunnison
County. If you have a photo - send it along.
We’ll acknowledge these people in our
POSITIVE LIVING ACTING THINKING space.
DON’T FORGET! Gunnison
Valley PTA is collecting Box
Tops 4 Education. This is an
easy way for anyone to support
your
local
community
school/PTA. You can send your
Box Tops to your child’s classroom or put them in collection
containers at the public library or
the community center. Thank you
for your support! (8/5).
GUNNISON VALLEY EDIBLE
FRUIT INVENTORY NEEDS
YOUR INPUT! CSU Master
Gardeners are compiling an inventory of successes and failures
growing apples, cherries, plums,
currants...
Go
to
www.GunnisonGardens.com to
complete the survey. (8/12).
(8/5/31)
A CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF
GOD has opened in Gunnison at
Country Meadows Trailer Park
#10. Our worship service is on
Saturdays at 11:00 a.m., followed by a meal of Thanks to God
on his Sabbath day ending with
communion in remembrance of
Christ Jesus thru the bread and
the wine as the new covenant thru
his blood shed on the cross for
us. We are true Christian
Followers of Christ Jesus and true
believers in God’s word, and take
nothing away from his scriptures
and add nothing to them. Our minister Larry Clemenson was chosen by God to minister and help
his children. We honor and celebrate only the seven festivals of
God listed in his Holy Bible.
Malaahi 3:6 God said, for I am the
Lord, I do not change. Hebrews
13:8 Christ Jesus is the same
yesterday, today and forever. God
said to me, “Larry I want you to
truly give me back my Sabbath
and honor and obey all I have
commanded, I will restore fully all
the promises, blessings, gifts and
graces to all that come back to
me with you.” In Christ Jesus
name we pray. Amen. (8/5).
would like to acknowledge those individuals
that bring positivity to our community.
RENTAL CARS JUST $20 PER
DAY with any automotive service
at Precision Automotive 6414040 (8/5/14).
ATTENTION: Citizens of the
Gunnison Basin and surrounding
area. Every Monday morning at
8:05 am, Jim Kirshner from 580
KUBC in Montrose is talking to
area residents from Montrose,
Delta & Gunnison Counties on
Agriculture
related
topics.
Leaders in their respected fields
give their input & advise on water,
livestock, renewable energy,
crops, endangered species,
youth in agriculture, BLM & Forest
road closures, etc. Gunnison
Farm Bureau invites you to listen
in! (8/5).
GOT KINDERGARTEN? Have
you registered your child for
kindergarten yet? It’s not too late!
Stop by Lake School today to get
your registration packet or
Contact: Jennifer Kennedy 6417770
jkennedy@gunnisonschools.net (8/12).
VETERANS: Could you use some
help in your home? Visiting Angels
of Gunnison is able to provide
some FREE assistance through
the VA. We can help with shopping, errands, cooking, light
housekeeping, personal care and
more. (8/5).
Summer is in Full Swing...
And So Are We with
Great Gifts and Home Decor!
New Inventory Arriving Daily
Decorative Pillows and Throws
Wall Art, Candles, Floral,
Table Linens, Seasonal Decor
And So Much More!
Stop on Today and
See What’s New!
HOPE & GLORY
147 N Main Street
Gunnison
970-641-1638
Sales: (888) 292-9915 | Service: (888) 285-6632
212 West Highway 50 Gunnison, CO 81230
John Roberts Motor Company would like to announce that we are now
carrying a full line of Mobil Oil products for sale over the counter here in
Gunnison. We have 6 and 12 quart cases, 5 gallon pails, tubes of grease,
and 55 gallon drums to fit all you lubricant needs. We can take care of a
broad base of customers from the rancher to the home mechanic. Please call
or better yet come in and see our staff for all your lubricant needs.
THE GUNNISON VALLEY CALENDAR: Keep it Short, Keep it
Sweet.... submit your Who, What,
When, Where, Why, and How to
kadie@gunnisonshopper.com.
A Salon for Personal Service.
(8/5).
Tired of the
Straight Look?
Put Texture
in your hair!
GOT PRESCHOOL? Lake School
still has limited slots available for
this fall! Stop by today to pick up
a registration packet or contact
Jennifer Kennedy 641-7770 or
jkennedy@gunnisonschool.net
Specializing in Customer Service!
Evening Hours Also Available...
(8/12).
Sue Mundell, Owner 641-3610
DO WHAT YOU CAN FOR OTHERS. Donate to Gunnison Country
Food Pantry (GCFP), PO Box
7077, Gunnison, CO 81230 or
online
at
GunnsionCountryFoodPantry.org.
Bring food and produce to 321-C
N. Main Street in Gunnison (go
north on Main, then west on Ohio)
on Mondays, Wednesdays or
Thursdays. (9/30).
See us at: www.gunnisonsalon.com
HABLE CON UN ABOGADO
GRATIS: Clínica de consulta legal
gratis el primer jueves de cada
mes en edificio de Servicios
Familiares, 225 N. Pine St.,
Gunnison a las 5:30 de la tarde.
Llame a Ellen para obtener más
información 970-641-7999. (8/5).
DOUBLE SHOT CYCLERY
GROUP ROAD RIDES every
Wednesday at 5:30pm. Meet in
front of Double Shot Cyclery.
Rides will continue through summer every Wednesday. (8/5).
ALL HELMETS
ON SALE
ALL THE TIME!
Only at
Sun Sports Unlimited
West Hwy. 50
Gunnison
970-641-0883
(8/5/17)
(8/5/50)
page 5
PEACE IS PATRIOTIC! Fifteen
minutes for peace every Friday at
noon, Oddfellows Park, corner of
Main & Virginia. (8/5).
LAS EXPERIENCIAS POSITIVAS tempranas son esenciales
para un éxito futuro en la escuela,
trabajo, y la comunidad. Los servicios a los niños pequeños que
tienen riesgo de retrasos en el
desarrollo han demostrado un
impacto positivo en el desarrollo
del lenguaje y la comunicación. Si
quiere una lista de los establecimientos locales con licencia,
pase por la oficina de Servicios
Familiares ECC 641-7913; (en
español: 641-7999) o eccgh.org
(8/5).
KEY WEBSITES FOR WARRIORS
AND
FAMILIES:
Information on facilities, services
and benefits: www.woundedwarr i o r r e s o u r c e c e n t e r. c o m .
Directory of medical and nonmedical resources: www.nationalresourcedirectory.org.
Information on Defense Centers
of
Excellence:
www.dcoe.health.mil. Servicespecific
information
and
resources:
www.militaryonesource.com. Information and
resources for after-deployment
concerns:
www.afterdeployment.org. Returning service members (OEF/OIF): www.oefoif.va.
gov. - Al Falsetto, Veterans
Service Office, 641-7919. (8/5).
page 6
FREE: cut up cottonwood, come
and get it, call 209-5415. (8/12).
BOOKS
BOOKS
BOOKS!
INSTANT LIBRARY! ALL MUST GO!
Almost 300 hard cover/soft cover
books FOR SALE! Every genre,
includes cooking books/magazines, too! Asking $300 OBO! Call
970-209-5594 today! (8/12).
WELL PRESSURE TANK: 40 gallon, nearly new. $175. 970-2097669. (8/12).
FOR SALE: RACK-A-TIER WIRE
DISPENSERS. Easy to set up wire
spools in many sizes. Waterproof
and rustproof. 2 pairs available.
$40 per pair. Voice or text message 970-215-0347. (8/12).
AJAX ARCADE VIDEO GAME:
works great, $100. 970-6410859. (8/12).
FOR SALE: 35x12.50x15 new
tires, BFG TA, mud terrain KM2.
New. never touched the ground.
$150 OBO. 641-4951. (8/12).
PORTABLE DIRECT TV SATELLITE DISH: Direct TV satellite dish
on stand to take with you wherever you go, travelling, camping,
cabin, home. $75, 970-6410711. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Poplar trim. 11/16” x
3 1/4” beaded edge profile. 17
pieces 10’ long. Dry. $150. 970209-0485 (8/12).
MAPEX BELL SET with stand,
sticks, practice pad and backpack
bag. Slightly used. Perfect for a
beginning or intermediate percussionist. $189. Please call 970349-6638 if interested. (8/5).
RESTAURANT AND STORE
EQUIPMENT: Stainless two door
freezer, three door glass cooler,
frozen drink maker, Slurpee
machine, some booths, small duct
hood. More 970-596-0280 (8/5).
1800 SQUARE FT WEATHERPORT FOR SALE: White canopy.
30’ X 60’ with 12” galvanized
steel trusses. $14,500. Call 970596-5000 to see. (8/5).
Hours:
- New
Hours -- Sunday
Open Wednesday
New
Hours:
7AM - 4PM Tuesday - Saturday 7AM - 3PM Sunday
Tuesday
- Sunday
3,Closed
Closed
Mondays
Open Everyday
77-Mondays
Mondays
7AM
--3,3PM
Closed
FOR SALE: Two Paint Guns.
Picked up for a project but never
used. Both appear to be in good
working order. $10 a piece or
$18 for both. 970-596-8813
(8/12).
YES!
We have
AMBER NECKLACES
for Babies
at
Circus Train
125 North Main St. Gunnison
641-0635
(8/5/16)
DO YOU HAVE A WELL? Well
water naturally has differing levels
of fluoride in the water. Find out
your levels by testing your water.
Talk to your dentist about what
your water’s fluoride level means
to your family. Gunnison Hinsdale
Early
Childhood
Council.
eccgh.org. Public Health 6410209. (8/5).
KNITTERS! Variety of yarns,
some very nice; assortment of
needles, mostly bamboo; how-to
guides; “Knitting for Anarchists”
book; with a large, very nice
Longaberger magazine basket.
All/$75. Will separate basket only,
$50. 970-596-2216 (8/12).
TODOS LOS LUNES (excepto
días feriados) La Despensa de
Alimentos de Gunnison (Gunnison
Country Food Pantry) está abierta
de 1pm-4pm, 321 N. Main St # C.
(sobre calle Ohio) 970-641-4156.
También puede llamar a la Oficina
Multicultural 641-7999 si tiene
preguntas. (8/5).
BEST BOTTOM TRAINING
PANTS SYSTEM: for toddlers, 2
prs. pants size small (blue &
green), 1 pr. medium (green), 16
inserts from new to used cond.
Set (1 pant & 3 inserts) retail $23
new. Asking $40/all. May find
another pant as we pack... See at
www.bestbottomdiapers.com.
970-596-2216 (8/12).
AAA APPROVED AUTO REPAIR:
Request an appointment online at
precisionauto.net. (8/5/10).
FOR SALE: commercial 5-well
steam table with sneeze guard,
$600 OBO. 641-2340. (8/5).
GUNNISON GALLERY
First Fridays Art Walk
FRIDAY, AUG 7th 5-8pm
10:00 A.M. TUESDAY! Yes, that
is the Free Ad Deadline. Always
has been, always will be. That
means we must have your free ad
at our office by 10am. But you
don’t have to wait until 10am to
call, email or fax. Please
account for delays in cyberspace, as well as busy phones
on Tuesdays. Thanks - The
Gunnison Country Shopper. (8/5).
FOR SALE: CZ 20ga. side by
side double triggers, $600. 2092449. (8/5).
Summer is in Full Swing...
And So Are We with
Great Gifts and Home Decor!
New Inventory Arriving Daily
Decorative Pillows and Throws
Wall Art, Candles, Floral,
Table Linens, Seasonal Decor
And So Much More!
Stop on Today and See What’s
New!
HOPE & GLORY
147 N Main Street
Gunnison
970-641-1638
(8/5/50)
FOR SALE: 2 - 8x10ft. heavy galvanized elk panels, $150/both.
275-4852. (8/5).
Paintings by
YOLIE BROWN
Live Music by
DREW MURDZA
124 N. Main St.
(970) 641-6111
www.gunnisongallery.net
(8/5/26)
TRAILER FOR SALE: 5X10 tilt
bed, 3 ft side walls, good tires.
$700. 641-1599 (8/12).
WE BUY USED motorcycles,
ATVs and side by sides. 970641-0883, days. (8/5/11).
¿SABÍA USTED QUE LA BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA de Gunnison
tiene libros en español para niños
y adultos? También tienen películas, música y acceso a computadoras. Los miembros de nuestra
biblioteca pueden pedir libros de
otras bibliotecas, lo que aumenta
muchísimo la cantidad de títulos
que podemos leer.
Visite
www.millennium.marmot.org o
llame a la biblioteca al 641-3485,
349-6535 (CB), o Ellen 641 7999
para obtener información en
español. (8/5).
TIRES: Goodyear Wrangler SR-A.
265/65R20. Took them off after
19k miles on new truck. Still plenty of tread left. Set of 4 for $120.
970-596-3471 (8/5).
WANTED: BOWLING BALLS,
any condition, will pay cash. Dan
641-5054, will pick up. (8/5).
AUNQUE SUS HIJOS NO
ESTÉN ENFERMOS, es importante que visiten a los médicos
periódicamente. Se recomienda
que las visitas se hagan a los 2
meses, 4 meses, 6 meses, 9
meses, 1 año, 15 meses, 18
meses, 2 años, 3 años, 4 años, 5
años, 6 años, 8 años, 10 años, y
cada año hasta los 21 años.
Llame a la Oficina Multicultural si
necesita ayuda para hacer una
cita o si tiene preguntas. 6417999 (8/5).
WOMEN’S WELLNESS CONNECTION - FREE MAMMOGRAMS & PAP TESTS ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES: 1. No insurance or deductible high enough to
delay or prevent screening; 2.
Doesn’t exceed income guidelines; 3. 40-64 years of age
(women 40-49 will receive a mammogram at discretion of provider;
4. Not had a mammogram or Pap
test in the past 12 months (some
exceptions apply); 5. Meet
Colorado identity or citizenship
verification criteria. Please contact Gunnison County Public
Health with any questions, 970641-0209. (8/5).
BE A PART OF JACK RUSSELL
TERRIER RACING! August 8 & 9
at Jorgensen park. Need volunteers to catch dogs (supervision
and instruction provided, dogs
muzzled) and run the lure (150
feet over and over- great for a pair
of kids). $20 + tips per person
per day, commit to one or both
days.
Email:
GunnisonJRTrial@Gmail.com or
text: 602-448-7046 (8/5).
ROCK
COLLECTION
FOR
SALE: includes dinosaur bones,
petrified wood, call for more info.
275-4852 (8/5).
FOR SALE: 60 watt amp with
inbox sub play audio brand, $200,
970-707-4042. (8/5).
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Food Pantry
(8/5)
HEY! Anyone driving a truck or UHaul to NYC in August? Have room
for a queen size bed frame? Will
pay $200 for gas money. Liz 5968204. (8/5).
FOR SALE: GREENLEE LITTLE
KICKER 1/2” EMT OFFSET BENDER. Like new. Minimal usage.
Model 1810. $180. Voice or text
message 970-215-0347. (8/12).
SWIVEL/ROCKER/RECLINER
FOR SALE: great cond., no pets,
no damage, just too big for the
room it is in. Brown weave fabric.
$75. Call for pic to see. 970-2092058 D, 970-641-4007 E. (8/5).
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Taylor’s Firewood
Summer Prices Until
1st of September
596-0110
(8/19/pd/12)
DEWALT 7 1/4” WORM DRIVE
CIRCULAR SAW for sale. Brand
new, still in box. $175. 275-8910.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: Aluma scaffolding
24ft plank, 16ft plank poles to 30
ft. Braces and two pump jacks
with back rest, all for $500, call
Doug 349-2893 or cell 970-3061346 (8/12).
BRITAX BOULEVARD CS CAR
SEAT FOR SALE: Clean, no accidents, no smoking. Tan and black.
Use forward and rear facing.
$100, OBO. 303-884-6107.
(8/12).
LOOKING FOR: used metal Tposts, 275-4852. (8/5).
LEGO BIONICLES FOR SALE:
$5 each plus a few other small
kits, 10 total sets. Box of Lego
parts, $30. Take them all for $75.
Call 349-6337 in Crested Butte.
(8/12).
ALMOST 75 DVD’S & MAGNAVOX 19” TV W/SONY DVD
PLAYER 4 SALE! ALL MUST GO!
All popular titles! New value OVER
$1500. Asking $300 OBO! Call
970-209-5594 today! (8/12).
TRY THE NEW CHINESE RESTAURANT IN TOWN!
Chinese Restaurant
Dine In - Take Out
Tel: (970) 642-6363
113 W. Tomichi, Gunnison, CO 81230
Open 7 Days A Week
Mon. - Fri.: 11:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Sat. - Sun.: Noon - 9:30 p.m.
SURLY LONG HAUL TRUCKER
touring bicycle, 56cm, brand new,
paid $1700, sell for $900. 970964-7488. (8/5).
AUTO DETAILING
by ROLANDO
Wash, Wax, Carpet Cleaning,
Interior Steam Cleaning
Call John Roberts
Motor Works
for an appointment
970-641-0920
(8/5/20)
TURQUOISE
BRACELET:
Renowned Artist TOMMY MOORE!
Single 5 cluster row blue/black
stones accent the solid sterling
silver bracelet very beautifully!
Asking $500 OBO for this handmade 1 of a kind masterpiece!
970-209-5594 (8/12).
FOR SALE: 5 pc Drum Set with
cymbals Sonor Force 505 (Black).
Slightly used. Perfect for a beginning or intermediate percussionist. $299. Please call 970-3496638 if interested. (8/5).
GATES ON TRAILS & ROADS:
Please respect all gate closures
and follow any posted signs.
Thanks for Staying the Trail and
Treading Lightly out there! (8/5).
TOWNIE BIKE: 20yr. Research
Dynamics Coyote MTB, sz. M.
Good cond., everything works.
New tires & rear deraileur. $75.
970-964-7488. (8/5).
SET OF 4 BRIDGESTONE
TIRES: from Toyota Tacoma, plenty of tread, P265/65r17, $200.
970-707-4025. (8/12).
Wedding Registry
Rory Black & Carter Murphy
FOR SALE: HP Pavilion laptop
computer, almost new. Bought for
$560, sell $150. Windows 8.1,
648-4406. (8/5).
August 15, 2015
Hope & Glory
147 N Main Street
Gunnison CO
641-1638
FOR SALE: 20-30, 10’ long tposts. $2 each, 641-4265 (8/12).
LADDER RACK & TOOL BOX:
heavy duty lumber/ladder rack,
and a diamond plate truck tool
box. $400 OBO/trade? Please
call Kirk 970-596-2666. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 425 gallon green
pickup bed water hauling/storage
tank. $250. 641-4265 (8/12).
FOX FORK: 26” 150 RLC. FIT.
15mm TA. Tapered. Like new. In
C.B. $150 OBO. 970-209-6861
(8/5).
FOR SALE: FUN KEEN SANDALS - size 8.5 women’s. Barely
worn, great shape. $15. 970-2753516 (8/12).
COCA COLA MEMORABILIA:
Rare Coke cooler glass front and
very desirable ‘Coke Bottle’ handle. Compressor runs, but unit
doesn’t cool. $60 or best offer for
this unique bit of Coke history.
970 596-6238 (8/12).
FOR SALE: cedar gable vents,
8/12 pitch, 4 lefts, 4 rights, $10
OBO; cedar gable vent, 8/12
pitch, center style, 1 @ $10 OBO.
Bob 970-349-5159, 970-9017277. (8/5).
PARA LAS PERSONAS MAYORES DE 65 AÑOS—TODOS
LOS JUEVES (excepto días feriados) La Despensa de Alimentos
de Gunnison (Gunnison Country
Food Pantry) está abierta de
10am to 2pm, 321 N. Main St #
C. (sobre calle Ohio) 970-6414156. También puede llamar a la
Oficina Multicultural 641-7999 si
tiene preguntas. (8/5).
FOR SALE: MILWAUKEE MAGNUM HOLESHOOTER DRILL. 1/2”
Chuck. Variable speed. 850 RPM.
Model 0234-1. Works great but
has cosmetic wear. $45. Voice or
text message 970-215-0347.
(8/12).
FOR SALE: fluorescent light fixtures, no covers, 11 @ 4ft, $15
ea.; 2 @ 8ft, $15 ea.; 15 - 4ft
bulbs, $5 ea. Call Bob 970-9017277. (8/5).
7,900
Gunnison
Country
Shoppers
every
WEDNESDAY
(8/5)
FOR SALE: HOT ONE ELECTRIC UNIT HEATER. 4000 watt.
Ceiling mount. $175. Voice or text
message 970-215-0347. (8/12).
(8/5/18)
CLASSIC, STURDY, ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING TABLE with
tilt mechanism. $450 obo. 2754852 (8/5).
LA OFICINA MULTICULTURAL
225 N. Pine St, B ahora tiene fondos para operar a tiempo completo gracias a nuevos subsidios.
Ubicada en la misma oficina que
CAFÉ (clases de inglés para adultos y la familia). Pase por la
Oficina o llame a Ellen 641-7999
(deje mensaje con su número telefónico). Debido a que muchas
veces tengo que ir a juntas o
entrenamientos, a veces no estoy
en mi oficina, y lamento el inconveniente. Si tiene una emergencia
médica, llame al 911. (8/5).
PROFESSIONAL
STYLE
DESKS: two available. $30 OBO,
stop by NuVista at 243. N Main to
view. You haul. (8/12).
FOR SALE: 10” Delta contractor
table saw, $300 obo. 209-2449.
(8/5).
INDUSTRIAL FLOOR FRYER:
Two basket large fryer. Call Liz
497-0787. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Clark brand 2000
Elite exerciser, just lay down &
wiggle. Top of the line, commercial quality. Hardly ever used.
Paid $360, I’ll settle for $200.
Mike 970-641-2315 (8/5).
COMPUTERS FIXED RIGHT
THE FIRST TIME
KNIGHT TECHNOLOGIES LLC
Computer Professionals
970-642-3040
(8/5/12)
FOR SALE: old Casey’s bar
piano, vintage Epworth Grand
Piano, $100 OBO. Will deliver.
Bob 970-901-7277. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 6’ T-posts, $2.20
each, most like new, 30-40 available. 209-7262. (8/5).
CHRISTMAS IN JULY! Entire
Christmas Village featuring 27 different American Landmarks,
Wellington Square and Home
Town America buildings for a magical Christmas scene. Bonus 7
tiny houses! $150 Gunnison: 303653-4178 (8/5).
KHS SOFT-TAIL MTN BIKE:
brand new condition, all XTR
parts, lightest bike in town, 20lbs.
Size M. $750. 970-964-7488.
(8/5).
ARE YOU RENTING?
You can feel safe and
secure for as little as
$8/mo with a Renters
Policy that provides
protection for your
personal belongings,
personal liability, and even
identity theft. Find out
for yourself why
American Family
Insurance & The Nelson
Family Agency were voted
“BEST INSURANCE
Call Rick and his team of
local professionals at
641-3481 or stop by our
office at 1140 N Main.
IF D
YOU NEED FIREWOOD, we
have rails from our fence that we
need to get rid of. Please call
641-0962. We can bring them
into town if need be. (8/12).
DELTA 10” compound miter saw.
$115. 10” TABLE SAW, with stand
and cover. $120. 641-5599.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: Sears Carousel slide
projector & screen in box, $25.
349-5190. (8/5).
TIRES FOR SALE: 2 Firestone
Winterforce UV P215/70R16
99S, like new; 2 Mastercraft
215/70R16
Snow
Groove
Courser MSR. Mountain 16” rim; 1
Tigerpaw Uniroyal P215/70R16
radial; $75 per tire. Call 970-5960978 (8/5).
FREE THINNING: For mountain
properties, call for details. 2754852 (8/5).
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE.
Search for any ad in our regular
weekly paper.
www.gunnisonshopper.com.
(8/5)
COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE
SKILLS that they would like to
share with you. Need some help?
Babysitters, tutors, laborers?
Look at the end of the employment section to find an able-bodied and minded student to do
what you need done. (8/5).
DVD’S DVD’S DVD’S! INSTANT
LIBRAY! ALL MUST GO! Over 100
very popular titles FOR SALE!
Every genre includes comedy,
action, love, adventure!! Asking
$300 OBO! Call 970-209-5594
today! (8/12).
BEST PRICES, TECHNOLOGIES
AND LARGEST SELECTION FOR
WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS,
WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, AND
MUCH MUCH MORE. IF SOMEONE
IS TRYING TO SELL YOU A SALT
BASED WATER SOFTENER, NO
WAY! CALL A-1 PLUMBING AND
HEATING APPLIANCES, (970)
901-0874 (8/5/pd/39).
FOR SALE: HP Officejet 6500.
Print, scan, fax, copy. Works
great. Small line in scans, ink cartridges included. $50, OBO. 303884-6107. (8/12).
SHOPPER SPECIALS! Want to
find out about our advertising
specials? Go to our website at
www.gunnisonshopper.com for
all the details! (8/5).
We Sell WeatherPorts,
We Repair WeatherPorts,
We Buy WeatherPorts,
We Rent WeatherPorts!
Contact Global Shelters
today for all your
WeatherPort needs.
Serving the Gunnison/
Crested Butte
valley for over 45 years!
Sharbel @ 970-209-9711
SMOKER FOR SALE: Southern
Pride DH-65 industrial electric
wood chip smoker. 120/208 voltage, 27 amps, 60 hertz, phase 1,
NSF certified. 25 1/4” wide, 31
3/4” deep, 48 1/4” high. On
wheels, works great and in great
condition. Call Liz 497-0787.
YOUR FREE ADS RUN FOR
TWO WEEKS
automatically
(unless date restricted, i.e. yard
sales, events) when you call, fax,
email, or bring them in yourself.
Really! Two weeks on renewal ads
as well. It’s amazing! www.gunnisonshopper.com, 641-3148.
(8/5).
NIMBLE FINGERS
SEWING SERVICES
From Revamping to Costumes
Experienced Seamstress
Call Andrea
596-4972
WE SPEAK EURO! Volvo, Audi,
VW, BMW, Mercedes serviced by
Master Technicians. Precision
Automotive, since “1984”.
641-4040 (8/5/17).
FOR SALE: file cabinets, pair, 1 2
drawer, the other 1 file drawer
plus 2 supply drawers. Techline
black laminate, excellent shape.
Desk chair included $25. 970641-4638 (8/5).
WEDDING DRESS: J.Crew Silk
Chiffon. Beautiful and simple.
Google “J. Crew Sophia dress”
for images. Size 2 (petite). Worn
once and dry cleaned. Retails for
$425, yours for $100, call or text
596-8954 (8/12).
FOR SALE: IGLOO ROLLING
COOLER. Large capacity. Minimal
usage. $15. Voice or text message 970-215-0347. (8/12).
Let Us Sell Your
ATV or Motorcycle
Only $75
Sun Sports Unltd
641-0883
(8/5/13)
BEING OVER RUN BY PRAIRIE
DOGS?! Rodenator for sale. In
great condition. $300 641-4265.
(8/12).
10’X20’ CAR CANOPY in box,
641-4836. (8/5).
PSA = PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS: that means
it is a service to the public, and it
is our pleasure. Let all of the
Gunnison Country know what you
have in store for them. FOR FREE!
shopper@gunnisonshopper.com,
www.gunnisonshopper.com, 6413148. (8/5).
STAIRMASTER: commercial free
climber 4200PT. Sports/medical
products, L.P. Paid $2400, asking
$650 OBO.
719-251-3644.
(8/5).
WATER METER: $150; 2754852. (8/5).
METAL GATES FOR SALE: I
have two 4’ steel, one 13’8” steel
and one approx. 15-16’ tubular
around the outside with wire fencing in the middle. $100 for all, or
will sell individually. Please call,
leave message or text 596-4324.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: Child’s wooden
wagon $15; basketball set up,
pole, hoop,and net for $75 OBO;
Motorcycle leather chaps and
jacket and helmet $100 OBO. Call
Kathleen 970-275-9538. (8/5).
(8/5/13)
FOR SALE: rollout keyboard
trays, (7) bamboo, 20”x16”, $25
OBO. Call Bob 970-349-5159,
970-901-7277 (8/5).
FOR SALE: older gas Lincoln
welder on small wheeled cart,
$300 OBO. 641-2340. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Audiovox stereo w/5disc changer & speakers, $25
OBO. 642-1279. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 5 service station
island cans. Good shape, retail for
over $200, $250 takes them all.
596-0280 (8/5).
FREE: gift boxes all shapes and
sizes from jewelry to boot. Pick
up on the front porch at 100
Vulcan. (8/12).
FOR SALE: HBO’s 6-season DVD
collection of the Sopranos.
Soundtracks & bonus features
included. Hrs. of entertainment!
$25. 641-2318 (8/12).
7,900
Gunnison
Country
Shoppers
every
WEDNESDAY
(8/5).
(8/5/pd/33)
DID YOU KNOW WHEN YOU
DIAL 9-1-1 in Gunnison County
you reach a Dispatch Center in
Gunnison? (8/5).
¡USTED PUEDE AYUDAR A
NUESTRA COMUNIDAD! Puede
donar alimentos no perecederos y
ponerlos en los cubos rojos que la
Despensa de Alimentos (Gunnison
Country Food Pantry) ha puesto
en varios sitios de Gunnison
(Safeway y City Market y más
lugares). ¿Preguntas? 970-6414156. También puede llamar a la
Oficina Multicultural 641-7999 si
tiene preguntas. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 800-900ft. of 3/8”
cable for sale, call for details,
275-4852. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Dansko tall boots
(about knee height), size 38, in
great shape. Can send pics.
$100. 596-2802 (8/5).
FOR SALE: Kumbo radial tires,
Solus HP4 plus, 135/65R14
M&S, 3 @ $25 OBO. Call Bob
970-901-7277. (8/5).
(8/5)
TORK
MOTION
SENSOR
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERS:
Three total, easy wall mount. Call
Liz 497-0787. (8/5).
LADIES CARHARTT JACKET: sz
medium, $30. 641-6963. (8/12).
300 GAL. FUEL TANK: 6414836. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Remington 700 custom 375 ultra mag, 2 boxes of
ammo, $2200 firm. 209-2449.
(8/5).
TODOS
LOS
MIÉRCOLES
(excepto días feriados) La
Despensa de Alimentos de
Gunnison (Gunnison Country Food
Pantry) está abierta de 1pm-4pm,
321 N. Main St # C. (sobre calle
Ohio) 970-641-4156. También
puede llamar a la Oficina
Multicultural 641-7999 si tiene
preguntas. (8/5).
SHOPPER
DEADLINES:
News/Press
Releases,
Community Calendar items,
Mondays 10am; Free Ads &
Notices, Tuesdays, 10am; All
paid ads/business ads, including
free ad late fees Tuesdays, 2pm.
Thank you for your cooperation.
www.gunnisonshopper.com, 6413148. (8/5).
FOR SALE: hip waders, 2-ply,
youth 55, worn once, purchased
from Gene Taylor’s $50 OBO.
642-1279. (8/5).
Great Selection of
SOUVENIRS and T-SHIRTS
New Shipments Arriving Daily
Traders Rendezvous
516 West Tomichi
641-5007
(8/5/16)
FOR SALE: Roadmaster Tow Bar,
Falcon All-Terrain, like new, all
cables, brackets, cover, etc.
included. Over $1000 new, now
save a bunch, $500 for all. Call or
text 417-365-0915 Located in
Gunnison. (8/12).
NO FEE TV. Information about
how to receive the over-the-air television signals provided by the
Gunnison County Metropolitan
Recreation District is available on
the web at www.gcmetrec.com or
by contacting the District at 6419148. (8/5).
SALE RACK
IS BACK!
Savings up to
65%
(new items added
weekly)
BASICS FOR MEN
100 North Main St.
642-4223
(8/26/20)
DESK with medium stained top,
antique white sides 29-1/2’ x 65”,
very good condition. $50. 3499364. (8/5).
7’ POOL TABLE: 3/4” thick slate,
from the Coachlight. 641-4836.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: Celestron telescope
and hide-a-bed couch, $40 each
or best offer. Wooden end table
and kitchen table, $20 each or
best offer. Large tube TV, free.
Call 641-2417. (8/5).
FOR SALE: large quantity of carpentry tools: air nailers, air staplers, large variety or tools all
priced to sell, 209-6041 (8/12).
IN NEED OF A DOG WALKER
OR PET OR HOUSE SITTER?
Former college instructor available. Lots of references. 20+
year resident. Call to discuss
rates, 970-401-3651. (8/12).
HAVING TROUBLE PAYING FOR
YOUR BIRTH CONTROL? Have
you been thinking of getting tested for an STD but didn’t know
where to go? The Gunnison
County Public Health Family
Planning Program is here to help
with these and other services! Call
641-0209 to make a confidential
appointment today. Fees dependent on income, no person is
turned away for inability to pay.
(8/5).
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Free Delivery of
3 or More Cords
I have a mountain to sell!
209-6101
(8/5/17)
FOR SALE: organ with bench,
good condition, $500, call 6413283. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Two, 3 foot long
pieces of galvanized culvert 30”
diameter. $20 each, $30 for both
OBO. 641-4265 (8/12).
WINDOW MOUNT SWAMP
COOLER: will cool 1000sf. Used
very little, $150. 970-275-3543.
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RECYCLERS
Thank you for your continued use of the Gunnison County
Recycle Center we appreciate your support and efforts to
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. The Recycle Center is receiving
a lot of product that is not considered recyclable and
therefore is trash. In an effort to keep our costs down we
are reaching out to our users to ask you to NOT bring the
following items to the Recycle Center.
PLEASE DO NOT BRING:
Compressed cardboards tubes (see examples below)
• toilet paper rolls
• paper towel rolls
• mailing tubes
• carpet tubes
• plastic sheeting tubes
#3 - #7 Plastics (see examples below)
• most yogurt containers
• most cottage cheese containers
• vehicle parts
• kiddie swimming pools and sand boxes
We thank you for your continued efforts in recycling and for
your assistance in this matter. If you have any questions
please do not hesitate to contact our office at 641-0044.
Wine Tastin
Tasting
ng FFundraiser
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Gunnison Public Library
THURSDAY, AUGUST
ST
T6
FROM 7 - 9PM
Purchase tickets @
Gunnison Public Library
$20 Tickets are Limited –
Purchase Early
(8/12).
Join the Gunnison
Friends of the Library
to learn about wines
and literature of Oregon
and Washington. Wines
from High Mtn Liquor
and Words from
Mike Ritchey.
FOR SALE: tempered glass panels, single pane, (4) 43”x83”, $50
ea. OBO. Call Bob 970-349-5159,
970-901-7277. (8/5).
MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS
PAD: 1 1/4”, $25 OBO. 6421279. (8/5).
Sponsored by
High Mountain Liquor and
The Sanctuarryy
BOOK OF MORMON TICKET:
Saturday, September 12, 7:30pm
in Denver. Fabulous Orchestra
seating. Paid $135, will sacrifice
for $95 or Best Offer. 970-6410560 or 970-209-9611. (8/5).
DINING TABLE & BENCHES
FOR SALE: table seats 6, no leaf,
solid wood, good cond. All light
oak color, coordinate, don’t
match. $80/all. 970-596-2216.
(8/12).
Well established, successful
Parking Lot Sweeping
Business For Sale.
Strong, year-round,
client base with room to grow.
$39,500.
Call, 970-596-5239
for more information.
(8/26/23)
IF YOU HIT AN ANIMAL WHILE
DRIVING WITHIN GUNNISON,
please call 641-8000 and report
the accident. The animal involved
will be safely transported to a veterinarian for treatment. Thanks!
(8/5).
195R60/15 TIRES: First $50
takes the pair. 349-1007 (8/5).
BICYCLE PANNIERS: for touring, good cond., $90. 970-9647488. (8/5).
FOR SALE: women’s Tony Llama
buckaroo boots, size 7, turquoise
upper. Excellent condition $50;
women’s size 7.5 Georgia lace up
boots $10. 641-4265 (8/12).
FOR SALE: walker $25. 970623-6282. (8/12).
SIX
POINTS
DONATION
HOURS: at our new location
9am-4pm Monday - Friday; 10am4pm Saturday; Closed on Sunday.
Please call Six Points at 970-6413081 for furniture donations or
large donations of household
items. (8/5).
FOR SALE: lodge pole pine
fence, 641-5071. (8/5).
Do Not Be Cold or Hungry
Furnace Service Special $89.00*
Includes: Filter Change, Motor Oiling,
Carbon Monoxide Test, General Cleaning and Maintenance
In Gunnison City Limits or $89/hour outlying Areas
* $10 OFF with your Donation to the Food Pantry
$10 of each Service fee goes to Project Hope
Horizontal Furnace & Pellet Stove add $20
To The People From The People
Since we travel throughout the Valley we will
distribute Food - Clothing - etc.
confidentially to our neighbors in need
MODULAR HOUSE & MOBILE HOME SPECIALIST
RADON DETECTION, INSPECTIONS AND REMEDIATION
642-0399
* We want to Help!
page 8
This is how you
OPEN AT 6AM MONDAY - SATURDAY
• BREAKFAST TOASTER ,
Med. Tots, Coffee $4.86
• Jr. Breakfast Burrito,
Sm. Tots, Coffee $3.27
• Morning Drink StopSM.
.99¢ Large Drinks Until 10AM
®
Please Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalks
It’s the right thing to do and the law
DON’T FORGET! Gunnison
Valley PTA is collecting Box
Tops 4 Education. This is an
easy way for anyone to support
your local community school/PTA.
You can send your Box Tops to
your child’s classroom or put
them in collection containers at
the public library or the community center. Thank you for your support! (8/5).
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS w/box
spring 4 SALE! In GREAT condition! Asking $100 OBO! Call 970209-5594 Today! (8/12).
FOR SALE: Reclaimed rusty corrugated metal roofing. RCM50.
Approximately 1,000 square feet.
20’ and 24’ pan lengths. Make an
offer. 970-209-0485 (8/12).
120 GAL. PROPANE TANK FOR
SALE: $125. 641-3140 eves.
(8/5).
TWO SEA KAYAKS: handmade
cedar strip wrapped w/fiberglass,
furniture quality construction,
$1000 each. Tough enough for
Alaska; other equipment available
as well. 970-964-7488. (8/5).
FREE: flashing metal. Dark gray
40” x 22’. Call 349 6337 (8/12).
CUT AND CARRY FREE FIREWOOD in Quartz Creek, Pitkin.
Wood along sides of roads FREE
to haul off. Bring your trailer! 214460-2947 (8/5).
FOR SALE: Stihl 14” diamond
saw Ts-460 and two new blades.
Call 307-751-4151 in Creede.
(8/12).
Nugget Cafe
at Taylor park
Come on u p an d en joy a mea l wit h u s!
Summer Hours
8AM - 8P M Daily
970-642-0454
GLASSWARE: Some specialty
beer glasses, lots of water glasses. All great condition. Call Liz
497-0787 (8/5).
SNOW PLOW FOR SALE: was
on a 1994 Jeep Wrangler. All
paper work included, electric
winch to raise and lower included.
$275, call 209-2912 (8/5).
FLUTE BY SELMAR: $125 OBO.
641-6963. (8/12).
Great Selection of
SOUVENIRS and T-SHIRTS
New Shipments Arriving Daily
Traders Rendezvous
516 West Tomichi
641-5007
2 SEATER CHAISE SOFA: Light
tan, good condition. $40. 970275-8910. (8/5).
DUMP TRUCK
and
LOADER FOR HIRE
275-4852.
(8/12/7)
FOR SALE: Used metal roofing.
Different kinds and colors. Plus
some corrugated galvanized.
Please call, leave message or text
596-4324. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Horton crossbow,
160 pound, 360ft. per sec. Shot
5 times. Paid $900, asking $800.
209-2449. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 16 ft. Werner aluminum extension ladder. It’s not
pretty but it works. $20 OBO.
596-1389. (8/5).
(8/5/16)
FOR SALE: Weil-McLain hot
water boiler. 90% efficiency, 175K
BTU, capacity 3,000 sq. ft. home.
Used only 6 years. New $4,300,
will sell for $1,100. 275-4852
(8/5).
FOR SALE: “Presto” hydraulic
material lift. $1,250 Features 18
ft height and 1,000 lb weight
capacity (14 shts 4x8x1/2” drywall per lift) The oversized lifting
base is 32”x30”. Call 970-5070788 for additional details. (8/5).
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Hard & Soft Woods
970-424-2936
(8/5/7)
FOR SALE: HILTI POWDER-ACTUATED TOOL DX 460-MX. NEW used once. Fully automatic.
Includes 2 cases full of fasteners
and cartridges. $750. Voice or
text message 970.215.0347.
(8/12).
FOR
SALE:
CRAFTMAN
WET/DRY SHOP VAC. 16 gallon. 6.25 HP. $50. Voice or text
message 970-215-0347. (8/12).
COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS
KNIGHT TECHNOLOGIES LLC
we fix computers full time
Pickup/Delivery Available
Gunnison/Crested Butte
970-642-3040
FOR SALE: 2 pair crutches, $8
ea. 642-1279. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Conair pet grooming
set, $25. 642-1279. (8/5).
FOR SALE: tent trailer, $3000,
see at 216 S. 14th St., 970-9648513. (8/5).
FOR SALE: TRAILERS... NEW
AND USED. ATV, UTV, motorcycle, snowmobile and utility models
in stock. Come and check out the
new Vault Cargo Trailer by Triton.
Sun Sports Unlimited, West
HWY. 50, Gunnison. 970-6410883. (8/5/34).
GUNNISON CLOTHING PROJECT: Quieres ropas? Nececitas
ropas? Somos abiertos todos los
Martes y Sabados 10am- 2pm
oeste del avenida 10 entre calles
Tomich y Virginia! Benga a buscar!
Todo esta GRATIS! (8/5).
FOR SALE: 2 PWO 250 gal. fuel
tanks on stands with new hoses &
filters, $250 ea. 641-8897. (8/5).
FOR SALE:
Stella Harmony
model H912 12 string acoustic
flattop guitar, manufactured 6468, birch sunburst, in case, $100.
Call 641-3567 (8/12).
FOR SALE: wood casement window WC 4457-2. Insulated with
storms, $50 OBO. Bob 970-9017277. (8/5).
USED TEE POSTS: Various sizes
and condition. $2.00 ea. Please
call, leave message or text. 5964324. (8/5).
CD’S CD’S CD’S! INSTANT
LIBRARY! ALL MUST GO! ALMOST
75 very popular titles FOR SALE!
Every genre includes rock, jazz,
classical, pop! Asking $100.
OBO! Call 970-209-5594 tToday!
(8/12).
(8/5/17)
FOR SALE: Petmate Classic travel dog kennel, large size
(26”x19”x17”)
$40;
small
dog/cat travel car carrier
(19”x12”x10”), $25; 13ft tanned
python snake skin, $225; Bushnell
50mm rubber armored prismatic
spotting scope, $100. Call 6414854. (8/5).
TWO FLAGSTONE COFFEE
TABLES: 3x2’ $115; 2x2’, $90.
275-4852. (8/5).
TELEVISION SIGNALS. To report
an issue with the over-the-air television signals or to inquire about
the television translator system,
please contact the Gunnison
County Metropolitan Recreation
District at 641-9148. (8/5).
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
Need not be done by the dealer to
satisfy your warranty requirements, enjoy the convenience of
hometown service. Low cost
rental
cars.
Precision
Automotive is your “AAA
Approved Auto Repair”, celebrating 30 years of service to the
Gunnison Valley. 641-4040 precisionauto.net (8/5/43).
Every Day's a Great Day for
Fresh Flowers, Green and
Flowering Plants,
Gift Baskets, Balloons and
More
MISTY MOUNTAIN FLORAL
147 N MAIN STREET
GUNNISON
970-641-5102
"Your Downtown Main Street
Florist”
(8/5/31)
BICYCLE LAWS: Follow all traffic laws: ride on the RIGHT side of
the road; STOP for stop signs. For
more information, contact the
Gunnison Police Department 6418200. (8/5).
FREE: Hot Tub 970-641-3445
(8/12).
DO YOU NEED CARPET OR
VINYL INSTALLATION OR
REPAIR?
I have my certification and 26
years experience,
I will bid your job for free!
So please call Mike at
970-759-2815
for all your carpet and vinyl
needs.
WORRIED ABOUT DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS IN YOUR
YOUNG CHILD? Call Public
Health for referral information @
641-0209. (8/5).
(8/19/pd/37)
GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE TSHIRTS are available at Pat’s
Screen Printing. Sponsor local
conservation efforts with beautiful
local artwork. (8/5).
TAKE THE H&R BLOCK
INCOME TAX COURSE to learn
how to prepare taxes like a pro.
Not only will you learn a new skill,
you could earn extra income as a
tax professional. Enroll now! For
i
n
f
o
:
dennis.schock@hrblock.com.
(9/9/40).
WANTED TO BUY: all guitars,
any condition, used, vintage, etc.
Castle Creek Guitars, 132
North
Main,
641-2747.
(8/5/17).
¿SABÍA QUE RECOMIENDAN
QUE LOS NIÑOS visiten al dentista por primera vez cuando
tienen 1 año de edad? Gunnison
Hinsdale Early Childhood Council.
eccgh.org. ECC 641-7913; (en
español: 641-7999) (8/5).
PLEASE HELP US MAKE THE
GUNNISON COUNTY RECYCLE
CENTER A SUCCESS! Bring us
your #1 and #2 plastics, corrugated cardboard, newspaper,
office pack & shred, glass, tin,
aluminum, and batteries. For
more info 641-0044. (8/5).
PEACE IS PATRIOTIC! Fifteen
minutes for peace every Friday at
noon, Oddfellows Park, corner of
Main & Virginia. (8/5).
DOO THE RIGHT THING! The
GVAWL asks all dog owners to
please clean up after your critters!
Doggie poo is not only disgusting,
it contaminates water and soil. It
also gives dogs and their owners
a bad rap. Please pick up the
poo, people! (8/5).
LAS EXPERIENCIAS POSITIVAS
tempranas son esenciales para un
éxito futuro en la escuela, trabajo,
y la comunidad. Los servicios a
los niños pequeños que tienen
riesgo de retrasos en el desarrollo han demostrado un impacto
positivo en el desarrollo del
lenguaje y la comunicación. Si
quiere una lista de los establecimientos locales con licencia,
pase por la oficina de Servicios
Familiares ECC 641-7913; (en
español: 641-7999) o eccgh.org
(8/5).
SALE RACK
IS BACK!
Savings up to
65%
(new items added
weekly)
BASICS FOR MEN
100 North Main St.
642-4223
DID YOU LOSE SOMETHING?
Please search our Lost & Found
Section in the Gunnison Country
Shopper. The good people of
Gunnison County want you to get
your stuff back! (8/5).
DID YOU KNOW that children are
recommended to have their first
dental visit by age 1? Gunnison
Hinsdale Early Childhood Council.
eccgh.org. Public Health 6410209 (8/5).
REMINDER: Do not let your
motor vehicles, trailers, motorcycles, buses & smm’s registrations
expire! There is a late fee applied
after the one month grace period.
This applies even if your vehicle is
not running temporarily or just
parked. Gunnison Office is open
Monday-Friday from 8am-4:30pm
and the Crested Butte Branch is
open Tuesday & Thursday from
9am-3pm in Old Town Hall. You
can reach us at 641-1602 option
1. You can now pay your registration
on
line!
Go
to
www.colorado.gov (8/5).
BICYCLE LAWS: When you’re
riding a bike you are NOT a
pedestrian! For more information, contact the Gunnison Police
Department at 641-8200. (8/5).
KEY WEBSITES FOR WARRIORS
AND
FAMILIES:
Information on facilities, services
and benefits: www.woundedwarriorresourcecenter.com. Directory
of medical and non-medical
resources:
www.nationalresourcedirectory.org. Information
on
Defense
Centers
of
Excellence: www.dcoe.health.mil.
Service-specific information and
resources:
www.militaryonesource.com. Information and
resources for after-deployment
concerns:
www.afterdeployment.org. Returning service members
(OEF/OIF):
www.oefoif.va.gov. - Al Falsetto,
Veterans Service Office, 6417919. America is free thanks to
our veterans. (8/5).
STUDIO ART EASEL WANTED:
970-417-7794 or 970-349-6586.
(8/12).
WANTED TO BUY:
Apple
MacBook in excellent condition.
970-596-2216 (8/12).
WANTED TO BUY: baby swing
for newly adopted baby. 6412433, 252-8076. (8/5).
WANTED TO BUY: bear proof
garbage can. 349-5639 (8/12).
WANTED TO BUY: landowner
voucher, 67 or 551 archery elk.
596-9994 or 641-0658. (8/5).
WANTED TO BUY: Nice, wooden
play set with swings, slide, etc... If
your kids have outgrown it, mine
would love to have it! Willing to
pay reasonable price. 596-0748.
(8/5).
WANTED: used bush hog, 6410818, 641-2420 (8/5).
WANTED: log splitter. 970-9018485 (8/5).
WANTED: love seat or small
couch. Pet and smoke free. 5968954 (8/12).
KEY NUMBERS FOR WARRIORS AND FAMILIES: If you are
a wounded, ill or injured Warrior:
1-800-342-9647. If you are experiencing domestic violence: 1800-799-SAFE (7233). If you have
experienced sexual assault, 1800-656-HOPE (4673). If you are
thinking about suicide: 1-800-273TALK (8255). If you have any
questions about Psychological
Health and Traumatic Brain Injury:
1-866-966-1020. - Al Falsetto,
Veterans Service Office, 6417919. America is free thanks to
our veterans. (8/5).
WOULD YOU LEAVE MONEY,
CASH, OUTSIDE ON THE SIDEWALK UNATTENDED? That’s
what you’re doing when you leave
your bike unlocked. Bicycle thefts
can be stopped by using a bicycle
lock. The average bike lock costs
$20, much cheaper than a new
bike. Isn’t your bicycle worth it?
(8/5).
GOT A WORKING TUBE-STYLE
TV TO GET RID OF? If the
screen’s no bigger 26 inches,
please call 641-9588. Save the
cost of disposal and help my older
friend whose TV has died. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Audiovox stereo w/5disc changer & speakers, $25
OBO. 642-1279. (8/5).
NEW CLASSIFIED CATEGORY HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE: All
the things you could want or need
for your home. Furniture, appliances, linens, fixtures. Don’t forget to check out the new website
www.gunnisonshopper.com. (8/5).
FOR SALE: tobacco leaf pattern
ceramic lamp, very unusual, $60.
641-2095. (8/12).
ANTLERS
WANTED TO BUY
Deer, Elk, Moose.
All Kinds
Shed or Racks.
White or Brown.
Traders Rendezvous
Gunnison
641-5077 or 641-6999
(8/5/21)
FOR SALE: Two cast iron tubs.
One has cast iron pedestal $150.
One without $100 OBO. 6414265 (8/12).
(8/26/20)
FULLMER’S ACE HARDWARE
AND THE AMERICAN LEGION
have teamed up by having a box
(by the front door) where you can
drop off all unserviceable US
Flags. (8/5).
NEW CLASSIFIED CATEGORY WANTED: in need of... in search
of... looking for... wanted to buy...
look here to see if you have something somebody else needs! And
look out for the new website...
www.gunnisonshopper.com (8/5).
ISO: 10’x10’ or 12’x12’ outdoor
canopy w/stakes or bracing, 6414245. (8/5).
ISO: Scrap Plywood and 2x4s.
The Art Studio of the Center for
the Arts is looking for scrap plywood and 2x4s for our upcoming
Iron Pour in September. Please
email or text Jesse Blumenthal at
603-380-6496 or jmblumenthal@gmail.com if you have some
to donate. Will pick up. (8/12).
LOOKING FOR 2 CHAIN LINK
PANELS for my kennel. 6’ x 10’.
970-275-2035 and leave a message. (8/12).
FOR SALE: Two matching oak
bookcases, ideal for paperbacks,
CDs, DVDs, knickknacks or toys
at $25 each. One dark wood
bookcase with wider shelves for
bigger book at $20. 970-9012780 (8/5).
FOR
SALE:
Very
nice
Southwestern style Sofa Sleeper,
mostly Forest Green. Bed needs
TLC $50. 970-641-2209 (8/5).
FOR SALE: Whirlpool electric
stove, great conditon. $75 Call
641-3283. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Whirlpool Gold top
loading water dispenser. Great for
home or office. Like new, hot and
cold dispensing. Black and silver.
Digital thermostat and settings.
$100, OBO. 303-884-6107
(8/12).
(8/12).
FOR SALE: wood burner stove 6”
pipe; 3 plastic 55 gal. barrels; 3
steel 55 gal. barrels; misc. lumber. 641-4836. (8/5).
LOOKING TO BUY: Unit #67 3rd
rifle season cow elk tags.. unit
wide preferred but will consider
private land only. Ask for Tom,
970-261-3904 (8/12).
FREE: 34” flat screen TV. Older
body style with the tube, but a
very clear flat screen picture you
can view from any angle. 970641-6434 Leave message (8/5).
WANTED TO BUY: car top carrier, hard shell, 349-5639 (8/12).
FOR SALE: Wooden book shelf.
$20. 765-4270 (8/12).
ISO: cow tag, unit 66, 4th season. Please call 940-839-5831.
FOR SALE: York GF9S furnace,
120,000 btu, 92% efficient, natural gas. Brand new, never
installed. Wanted to use for my
garage, but it will not work for me.
$800. 641-6761 (8/12).
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POOL TABLE: 3/4” slate, $500.
970-641-0859 (8/12).
PROPANE
REFRIGERATOR:
dual power source, electric or
propane, Servel in excellent
shape, top freezer works great,
refrig holds steady temperature,
white color. $500. 303-882-3222
FREE FOR THE HAULING!
Sleeper sofa, 79” long, 37” wide.
Good cond., red Native American
design. Call Charlie or Anita Kerr
at 740-507-2473 or 740-5077629. (8/12).
(8/5).
SOFA BED: (like new) $100
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S79849194/ . 415730-7706 (8/5).
FREE QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS:
33B Riverland Dr., Crested Butte.
Call 970-209-9086 (8/12).
STUDENT DESK: brown wood, 4
drawers with matching chair. $50
set. Call 641-3567 (8/12).
FREE: furniture, good condition,
pick up and haul away. 2 couches,
1 loveseat, 1 rocker, 1 chair, 1
coffee table, 1 end table & 1
lamp. 641-0808 - ask for Bonnie.
WHEELCHAIR RAMP: aluminum,
adjustable, $3500 new, sell for
$500, you take it down, 435-6329061. (8/12).
(8/12).
WHITE
OAK
FLOORING:
Character grade. 4”, 5”, and 6”
widths. 100 square feet. Still
banded in bundles from mill. Dry
and ready to install. $550. 970209-0485. (8/12).
FREE! Two 28”-48” bronze look
curtain rods, 641-4265. (8/12).
FREEZER: large, $50, 435-6329061. (8/12).
FRENCH DOOR & WINDOWS:
very high quality wood with thick
glass. Call for prices and measurements. 970-275-0733. (8/5).
WOOD STOVE: Earth Stove, 8’
chimney, large capacity, 4150.
970-417-6177. (8/5).
FURNITURE TO SELL OR GIVE
AWAY: Need to clean out storage. For appointment to see, call
Joe. 641-3935 (8/12).
PLEASE: do not ride your bike on
sidewalks and remember to ride
on the right hand side of the road
and to stop at stop signs. (8/5).
HONDA EU2000I GENERATOR
FOR SALE: Very little use, fresh
oil and ready to go for $700. 970596-5000 (8/5).
FOR AN UPDATED LIST OF
LICENSED
CHILDCARE
PROVIDERS, look on the
Gunnison
Hinsdale
Early
Childhood
Council
website,
eccgh.org, or come by Public
Health for a copy. 641-0209
KITCHENWARE: moving from
small apt. and need to sell my
FARBERWARE stainless steel pots
and pans plus TEMPERWARE dishes/plates. Nice kitchen towels,
various knives, random glassware. Please call 970-209-4249
(8/5).
(8/12).
LA Z BOY DUAL RECLINER
LEATHER SOFA: $2,200 new.
Sell for $1299. Exc. cond. 970596-4747. (8/5).
STAINLESS SINK: 2-bay kitchen
sink. Brand new, never installed,
$25. 970-596-2216. (8/12).
OUTDOOR SECURITY LIGHT:
large, heavy duty mercury vapor
light. Comes with arm to attach to
building or pole. Call for more
details, 970-275-0733. (8/5).
TABLE AND 4 ROLLING
CHAIRS FOR SALE: In very good
condition. $125 obo; 970-2752035 and leave me a message. I
will return your call. (8/12).
VA C A T I O N
BI BL E S C HO OL !
First Baptist Church
Corner of Virginia & Pine St.
M o n d ay - T h u rs d ay
Aug ust 10 - 14
9:30AM – Noon
Pre-school &
Elementary Ages
www.firstbaptistgunnison.org
970-641-2240
info@firstbaptistgunnison.org
Pastor Jonathan Jones
COLLECTORS PLATE: Arctic
Majesty collection “Song to the
Wilderness”, with wolves and full
moon. Mint condition with all certificates. $25. 596-2216 (8/12).
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY:
use
crosswalks to cross the street don’t cross the street mid block in
traffic.
Gunnison
Police
Department 641-8200. (8/5).
WANTED ANTLERS
SHEDS & RACKS
Pay Top Dollar
Berfield’s Stage Stop
970-641-5782
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Parents and Friends Voice Their Support!
Dear Jackie and the staff of Orsch,
We want to thank you for the enriching, loving, supportive,
empowering experience you have provided for our son over
the past 5 years. Orsch offered an experience that nurtured
and allowed our son to be confident in his authentic self.
Recently our son was invited to attend the World Peace
Game in Virginia. In order to attend he had to submit a paper
answering questions regarding conflict resolution, leadership
and perception. I was so moved and inspired by what he
wrote. I want to thank Orsch for creating a school where his insightfulness was nurtured.
Our children have amazing insight and beautiful minds. It is
truly a gift you have given to the Gunnison community and our
family will always be grateful for Orsch.
Sincerely,
Michael Greene
Do you remember the moment your child first smiled at you? I
remember it like it was yesterday. My heart was going to burst
out of my chest and give her a hug.
My daughter Emma has been attending Orsch the last year.
The moment Emma walked into Orsch her soul glowed. She
has gone to school everyday with such joy and enthusiasm, I
get sad when she would rather go to school than hang out with
me. Knowing that my daughter walks through those magical
doors to learn, grow, love, play makes my soul glow also. She
loves Orsch. What Orsch had been able to provide for our
small community is amazing.
Everday I pick Emma up I receive that first smile all over
again. What the teachers and volunteers do shines through in
every child that attends Orsch. Emma has thrived in the environment that Orsch provides.
I'm so incredibly grateful for Miss Jackie and all the humans
involved in making Orsch what it is. Thank you from the bottom
of my heart.
-Krista Bogart
To Whom It May ConcernWe are writing this letter first and foremost as parents but also as
business owners. We have been made aware of allegations against
both Jackie Burt and another teacher at Orsch. It seems that charges
have been filed of failure to report abuse or neglect.
Let us say that we find these charges difficult if not impossible to believe. Our two children have attended Orsch for the last four years. It
has been a wonderful experience for us all. Our children have grown in
both their education and personal confidence. They have gained important social skills in a warm and caring environment. We cannot say
enough about how happy we have been with our experience. Jackie
has personally gone out of her way to do whatever she can to help our
kids. She has gathered a staff of people deeply committed to improving not only the education but the lives of children. Our high school
son has struggled with finding his path and Jackie has literally been
there every step of the way for him.
We have been made aware of what has been going on by other parents who have been interviewed and even threatened throughout this
investigation. We are fearful that the tactics of intimidation that have
been used represent a gross abuse of power by our local Department
of Health and Human Services. We are strongly asking for anyone
who is able to investigate what has been going on. It appears that the
law is being misused in such a manner that it has become an attack
on an educator and business owner. It does not seem to any of us parents that any of these charges are valid in any way.
Living in a small town there are very often political and personal
agendas. We believe that all of us who have children attending Orsch
have been subject to a large amount of animosity over the years regarding Orsch's mere existence. There are many people who believe it
is in their best interest to continually criticize a school that they simply
do not understand. Those of us who have kids at Orsch have simply
chosen a different journey for our children and do not go around
speaking negatively about the public school system. We wish the
same was true on our side. Many public school parents have nothing
positive to say about Orsch. It is simply something we have learned to
live with.
What makes this whole situation so concerning is that it seems as if
the motivation to destroy Orsch with unfounded charges may be a
huge factor in all of this. The fact that the people at the Department of
Health and Human Services have not been fans of Orsch for quite
some time is not a secret. We have personally heard some of the people who work in that building complain about the students and express
their dismay over having Orsch move in as neighbors. It is not out of
the realm of possibility that personal negativity is a motivating factor
for these people.
Finally as business owners it is gravely concerning to us what the effect of all these allegations will have on Orsch as a business. A private
school operates by attracting students each year to pay tuition to at-
I am deeply saddened by the events that have unfolded in our
community lately. As I read recently in the times the articles involving Orsch and it’s teacher’s. This is an attack against, not
only two outstanding citizen’s in our community, but against a
school who is doing nothing but good for children who would
otherwise fall through the cracks of our educational system.
Our daughter is one of those children. I shudder to think where
our daughter would be today would it not be for having a
choice in her education. By the end of second grade she was
so stressed by bullying and feeling inferior to other children
who could whiz right through math facts, or grasp science
facts, that she began to dread going to school. She would cry
and cling to my leg and it would take hours somedays to get
her to stay at the school. She began experiencing migraines
and severe stomachaches, due to the stress. We debated
whether we should even finish the school year or, just pull her
out in April and finish homeschooling her. We decided to finish
the school year and search for an alternative the following year.
Jackie Burt was a godsend as that fall she opened up this
beautiful school called Orsch. Of course, for our daughter it
was well… SCHOOL! But as the year progressed she began to
open up and become much less clingy. Where I was walking
her into the school everyday and waiting with her for awhile, by
the end of the year, she would most days walk in on her own
with just a hug and a “have a nice day mom”! We slowly have
seen the light come back in our daughter’s eyes!
Math facts have always stumped her, but with Jackie’s patience and constant looking for a creative way to approach the
issue and allowing our daughter the freedom to explore those
options as well, our daughter has been able to at last even
master Algebra I. Jackie has taken this approach to learning
on every level. She is this beautiful person who sees the potential
of each child and desires to see them achieve that potential.
Today our child is a beautiful individual, strong in her beliefs
and well rounded in her education. She is excited to head back
into the school system this fall as a high-schooler. She will take
with her all of the core values that have been laid by Orsch.
Jackie Burt – because of her vision for an alternative, creative
education – saved our daughter. We owe her everything!
Jon & Amy Vincent
tend. In such a small town with all this negative publicity it may
be difficult for Orsch to continue to thrive. The two newspaper
articles have not been a positive reflection about what is supposedly going on. This alone detracts seriously from Orsch's
reputation. That is something that will be difficult to repair.
Please consider all the actual evidence in this matter. Please
hold those accountable who have taken this all too far. There
needs to be supervision of the Department of Health and
Human Services in this matter. They cannot be allowed to continue unsupervised in this case.
Sincerely,
Traci and Michael Busse
I am writing to you today to express my support for Erica Bendixen, Jackie Burt, and Orsch as a whole.
For the last 5 years my children have attended Orsch. I have
the utmost confidence that my children are safe and appropriately supervised when in the care of Orsch faculty, staff, and
volunteers. Erica Bendixen has been my son's teacher for 5
years and I am continually amazed by her patience, ability to
get the group focused, and the individual attention she is able to
give each of her students. Erica rises WAY above the bar in her
professionalism in interacting with the students and parents
alike.
It should be apparent to anyone who spends any time with
Orsch, Jackie Burt always has the children's well being and
safety first and foremost on her mind. From the meticulous effort
she has made over the past 6 years to assure that three different locations for the school were safe for all who enter, to long
distance field trips, to community wide LARGE gatherings for
performances, Jackie Burt has always ensured appropriate supervision for students and families alike.
In my experience any 'disciplinary' issues at Orsch were approached as a learning opportunity. Erica and Jackie and all the
teachers at Orsch make the extra effort on a daily basis to teach
and guide all students in a positive manner.
I personally have spent countless hours over the years volunteering at Orsch. I have been in classrooms, on field trips, ski
days, and organized a lunch program last year. I have worked
closely with Erica and Jackie in all of these situations. It seems
impossible to me that either Erica or Jackie could ever be found
to be neglectful or abusive to children.
I request that the proper actions are taken by those in elected
and appointed positions in our local government to clear the
names and records of Gunnison's two finest educators.
Thanks for your time and attention to this very important issue.
Your friend and neighbor,
Barbra Carroll
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A# Poem About Orsch
I found that I love school because it is something that I have complete control over.
I love the fact that Orsch has allowed me to become more independent in my life.
Create a new destiny.
That I finally have found a place that allows me the time I need to work at my own pace.
Sometimes I need gentle persuasion to keep focused - not daydream.
Freedom to figure out what kind of learner I am.
Sometimes I need gentle persuasion to keep focused - not daydream.
I think this is going to take some time but I know my education and how I am perceived in the
world are completely up to me.
I have to say that the thing I love most is the independence to show the world I can do this.
I can do this!!
Sometimes I need gentle persuasion to keep focused -not daydream.
- Orsch student
The other day my dad told my mom that he had to hold her
while she cried in her sleep in an attempt to calm her down.
That is something I never thought I would hear nor ever
wanted to hear. I have not been able to get the thought out of
my mind.
Over the last six years, I have watched my mother, Jackie
Burt, spend every ounce of her energy developing Orsch. Her
passion for change and children is unlike anything I’ve ever
seen. Orsch changed the lives of hundreds of children, including myself. Orsch started small but grew into a wonderful and
large community. There had always been some opposition but
the love and passion within the school was too great to let
negativity make a dent.
This spring my mother was attacked by opposition. I watched
her passion and joy quickly be replaced by fear. She cried almost every day. At home, rather than discussing what happened in Sam’s art class or if I got accepted to a new college,
we discussed mandatory reporting or who had come to Orsch
to interview a child. We began to talk about “the case” daily
and there was always another problem to solve. This became
her life focus. My mother is the most optimistic person I know
and she was crushed.
Anyone who knows Jackie Burt knows how caring she is.
She would go to the ends of the earth to protect, stand up for,
or simply teach a child. Her whole existence is devoted to bettering children. If there were something she felt was wrong,
she would take steps to fix it in an instant. There was no doubt
in my mother’s mind that every child she worked with last
spring was safe and happy. She saw the joy in their faces as
they learned to read, figured out the next math problem and
socialized at lunch. She is an attentive teacher and person.
She genuinely cares about these children as if they are her
own.
I cannot fathom how someone could take anything my
mother does and see it as negative. She is a hardworking,
dedicated, and loving teacher, person, and mother. She truly
wants the best for any child who steps through the doors of
her school. Her intentions are pure.
Thank you,
Emma Burt
To The Gunnison Community,
My name is Bob Teitler, and my twelve year-old daughter
Sophie has been a student at Orsch since she began
school as a first grader. During the past six years I have
had the opportunity to spend a substantial amount of time
at Orsch, and have an intimate understanding of what an
amazing community of young people thrive at this school.
These children are guided by their dedicated, loving, and
gifted teachers with the goal of developing self-confident,
responsible, free thinking and knowledgeable young men
and women.
I have total faith and trust in Jackie Burt, who is the director and co-founder of Orsch, as well as the entire
teaching staff at this remarkable school. I have never
doubted that any decision made regarding Sophie’s wellbeing wasn’t well thought out and made with her best interests in mind. Whenever I have passed Orsch over the
years, whether at Webster Hall, The Gunnison Arts Center, or the present location, my heart always smiles knowing that Sophie is there and is a part of this safe, loving,
and secure environment.
I write this letter today because I believe there is a certain element in the Gunnison community that doesn’t understand the magic that is happening at Orsch, and are
feeling challenged by what they see as they look outside
their windows. Rather than making any effort to communicate and attempt to understand what is happening, they
have chosen to try and discredit, intimidate, and overpower our school. However, in the end I truly believe the
magic of Orsch will prevail.
I respectfully submit these thoughts to the people of
Gunnison with the hope that you will all pay attention to
what is happening right here in our town.
Thank you,
Bob Teitler
I am writing to you to express major concerns I have with regards to the department of health and human services in
Gunnison county, and their approach to child welfare.
I am an emergency physician at Gunnison Valley Hospital. As such, I have an important legal and ethical obligation to
identify possible child abuse and to report it to state authorities. Due to recent events in Gunnison surrounding an alleged
event at Orsch, our local private K-8 school, I feel my capacity to ensure the safety of our children has been compromised.
I know that both you and numerous local, county, and state authorities have been contacted regarding these recent issues, as well as our local press. Thus I am not going to here recapitulate the specific events which have transpired in our
community, but I will give a synopsis as I understand it.
A local employee of health and human services child protective welfare department initiated an investigation of supposed events at the school, Orsch, and a possible lack of reporting unsafe events and situations of the children which attend that school. As I understand it, two teachers are being charged with a failure to report.
My 12 year old son attends this school. I have been continually impressed by the professionalism exhibited by the administration and teachers at this school. I have spoken with parents who themselves and who's children have been interviewed by HHS employees and local law enforcement. What I have heard is deeply disturbing.
I believe the local authorities who are charged with investigating possible abuse and neglect have acted unprofessionally at best, and illegally at worst. Moreover, I believe their conduct in this instance has been damaging to some of our
local children, the very same individuals whom they are charged with protecting. I also believe that the parents of these
children and the teachers and administrators of this fine school have also been damaged, psychologically and professionally.
While we have been reassured by our county officials that everything has transpired legally and appropriately, the consensus of our community seems to indicate that it has not. I understand that departmental investigations into performance of HHS employees has to be done in a due process manner. However, I believe that immediate action needs to be
taken by HHS and the state government to ensure the safety of our children and the legal and ethical treatment of our
local population by HHS child welfare.
Although I will of course in my professional capacity as an ER physician comply with laws regarding reporting of suspected child abuse or neglect, I will do so with great trepidation. I fear for the well being and legal and ethical treatment of
any families I must report, and I will feel ethically obligated by the standards under which we physicians operate to warn
parents about possible unprofessional and damaging treatment by our local HHS child welfare department.
I don't believe that there is time to follow usual departmental policy in investigating this. I think that immediate executive
action is needed to ensure the safety of our children, be it paid leave for the HHS employees in question, or transfer to a
location where the public's trust of them has not been devastatingly eroded.
I trust that my appeal to your office as a direct physician caregiver in our hospital to immediately remedy this situation
will be respected. As a community we must ensure child welfare. I believe the state office most directly responsible for
this has a duty to immediately prevent further child and community harm from occurring.
Many of my physician colleagues are prepared to immediately take this to the local, state, and nationalpress, as well as
to the governor's office if we feel this situation is not immediately corrected.
Sincerely,
William Gattis, MD
Chair, department of Emergency Medicine at Gunnison Valley Hospital
Want to share your support? Contact our group via email: orschgunnison@gmail.com
Check out Orsch on Facebook or visit the website www.orsch.net to learn more about our school.
See even more support letters at: www.gunnisonshopper.com/download_paper/Orsch_Letters.pdf
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Parents and Friends Voice Their Support!
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To Whom it May Concern,
As a 16 year citizen of the Gunnison community, a parent,
a previous foster care provider,and a 10 year employee of
a school for at-risk youth, I feel the need to address recent
actions taken by the Gunnison Department of Human
Services against a private school and it's staff.
My daughter has been attending the One Room School
House (Orsch) in Gunnison since the school opened in
2009. During this time I have watched her blossom as a
student and as a human being. I did not choose to send
my daughter to Orsch because I was unhappy with the
public school system but because I believed in the vision
of Jackie Burt (Orsch founder). Jackie's approach to education is innovative and inspiring, not just to my daughter
but to me as parent, and the Gunnison community. Over
the years I have watched as Jackie has built, from the
ground up, a school where students can be themselves,
find what inspires them, and learn without limits. Since the
school's opening, Jackie Burt and her staff have exhibited
nothing but sound judgment, integrity, and incredible
regard for the well being of students. I couldn't be happier
with Orsch or trust Jackie or her staff more.
I am concerned about the actions of the Gunnison Department of Human Services (DHS). While I understand
the need to vigilantly defend children unable to defend
themselves, I question how charges of "Failure to Report
Child Abuse or Neglect" can be filed against Jackie Burt
when it has not been determined that there was an actual
and verifiable case of "abuse or neglect" to begin with. I
have been made aware that certain Orsch parents and students have been pressured to provide information regarding this case in a manner perceived as threatening. This
overzealous approach is completely unnecessary, unprofessional and, quite possibly, unethical.
These allegations and aggressive tactics are needlessly
tarnishing the reputation of an educator who's dream has
been to create a school for students that promotes a positive, safe, and healthy learning environment. The tactics
and allegations brought forth by DHS warrant an investigation by an outside entity. No one person or department
should have the power to destroy the reputation of a respected educator and her staff.
Sincerely,
Stacie Murray
My family would like to write in support of Orsch School
and the wonderful teachers and staff that have been involved over the years. Our Orsch journey began when the
school was just beginning and our son was 10 years old.
Later our daughter joined the Orsch family. Little did we
know that the alternative environment we were seeking
would turn out to be so much more than we had ever
dreamed. Through Orsch we found community, expression, academic excellence and a magical and safe environment for our children to spread their wings without
judgement and without fear.
My children discovered their musical passion, felt confident in their academic abilities , felt a sense of community
and belonging, were empowered to explore their uniqueness in the world and were inspired to learn without the
stress of being tested . One of the most valuable lessons
taught at Orsch was that of conflict resolution where students were given the opportunity to constructively “work
out” problems and lay them on the table for discussion .
My children, now teenagers, still use those skills to
navigate their world . Orsch has been a great gift to my
children and to our family and we’d like to publicly thank
Jackie Burt and all the teachers and staff for their devotion
to this amazing school and it’s students.
Sincerely,
The Emmitt Family
We all have dreams, and I have had my full share, but my road
to Gunnison was paved with broken dreams leading me here.
With a divorce looming in my rearview mirror, I was praying for a
fresh start to life. Then suddenly… years down the road, my
dream was to be a stay at home mom, raise White German
Shepherds, and homeschool my two young boys. Things were
going good. I am a certified elementary teacher and the thought
of having two of “my very own” students was exhilarating. But
dreams started shattering for our small community as times got
so hard, people started losing jobs, taking two or three jobs,
moving away, families falling apart… remember those times, just
a few short years ago! Well, my dreams started breaking once
again too. As Jason needed help I was looking at leaving the
home myself in order to help him with the financing. Jason and I
first met with Jackie when our oldest was 6 years old. Tears
swelled within me and overflowed as we spoke. Another dream
broken, but with Jackie’s calm reassurance, and my parent’s
help in sending our son to Orsch, I turned over yet another
dream. Now 6 years later, I am in love!
Sometimes, I thank God for broken dreams that lead me down
roads I never knew existed. And this one has been the best
dream yet! As we have traveled with Orsch, we have loved
watching our children fall in love with their school. Mrs. Jackie
and Miss. Erin were their first stable entrance into school life.
They became part of our family and have been vital in helping us
inspire adventure and strength in our children. Miss Erica has
been a steady and patient developmental resource as our son is
all too quickly approaching those teen years. Mrs. Stacy has inspired curiosity as she leads our children down the scientific
world of discovery. Mr. Fred, Miss Stephanie… the list goes on
and on with the wonderful influences in our boys lives, from parents helping out on a regular basis and other teachers who
come in for only a short specific time. This school is not only providing book knowledge, which I knew they could get elsewhere
very well, but it inspires life and adventure within our boys providing them with a secure foundation in becoming men.
Jason and I are so thankful for Jackie and all of the teachers in
ORSCH. We never have to wonder how our boys are doing and
if we have any concerns, they are quickly resolved with one on
one, embraced visits within the Orsch family. I have even found
myself texting teachers to find out if I should allow our children to
go on play days, because let’s face it, I can’t know everyone, but
I trust my ORSCH support through all areas in our lives. Thank
you Orsch, for allowing Jason and I the security and freedom to
go on yet another adventure together as we embrace a long felt
dream of his. We love this life. We love this community. We love
this family we call Orsch!
-‐Jenny Lain
I am the director for GOAL Academy and Rocky Mountain Digital Academy in the Gunnison Valley. I have
worked in the education field for over 14 years. I have a
master’s degree in education and am currently a doctoral
candidate in education leadership. I was recently selected for a Colorado Educator Voice fellowship and will
be speaking and working on education policies throughout the state.
Most importantly, I am the mother of two amazing children, one of whom is a precocious and curious child who
attends Orsch. Given my background and experience in
education, I conducted detailed research on the education options in the Gunnison Valley for my children. I
chose Orsch for its focus on the whole child. All children
who attend Orsch are first and foremost given a lot of
love and caring. The most basic principle of education
concerns Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. If children are not
loved and cared for, they cannot learn the academics.
Orsch and its entire staff, led by Jackie Burt, understand
this and put it into practice every single day. I feel 100%
confident placing my daughter in the care of the Orsch
staff every day. She feels loved and cared for and has
flourished academically and emotionally.
It is obvious that Orsch, Jackie Burt and Erica Bendixen
are being targeted unfairly by Gunnison County HHS.
Had HHS actually interviewed the Orsch staff before lobbing accusations, they would have found that Jackie and
Erica performed their due diligence regarding the incident
in question and clearly did what they do best: ensured
that all kids were safe, protected and taken care of. Instead, they are now using (and abusing) their power and
endangering livelihoods and reputations.
In the fall of 2014, I was also unfairly targeted by Gunnison County HHS. I learned of the accusations against me
not through HHS, but through my child’s school director.
Within 24 hours, the accusations against me were considered “founded” without any input from me. In the
process, my child was aggressively interviewed at school
with little consideration for her emotional well-being or her
young age. As a result, she was afraid to go to school
and participated in therapy to alleviate her fears. I did not
receive the final typed report for three weeks and every
time I requested it, I was told the report had not been entered into the computer. Instead of approaching me and
working collaboratively to get to the heart of the issue, it
was immediately assumed that I was guilty. Not only did
this have possible implications for my career as an educator, I felt shamed and belittled by the process and
specifically by the individuals who work for Gunnison
County HHS.
In my discussions with social workers from HHS in
other parts of the state, I have since learned that other
counties do not operate their HHS departments like Gunnison County. Instead, they focus on collaboration
amongst families and the community, with incredibly positive results- for families and communities. Gunnison
County, instead of negatively targeting individuals and
families, could focus on collaboration and creating positive outcomes for all. Livelihoods and individual lives- especially those who work for and attend Orsch- would
benefit.
Sincerely,
Eryn Barker
We are so thankful for the choice that Orsch offers our
community in education. All of the Gunnison schools are
filled with gifted and wonderful teachers and administrators,
yet their freedom in the classroom becomes more and
more limited. Orsch offers our family a flexible, differentiated education that allows our children to move at their own
pace and allows each child to be celebrated for their own,
unique genius.
Jackie and her amazing teachers never fail to put educating the WHOLE child first, with the child's self worth, confidence, and trust in themselves always taking the spotlight.
We have been very blessed by Jackie and her school and
we look forward to many more years of education for
our children under Jackie's gifted and professional guidance.
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I am so grateful we have such a dynamic choice of schooling in this community. I have friends whose kids would not
have come as far as they have without this amazing
school. If it would have been feasible for my family I would
have sent my son in a heartbeat. Jackie Burt has been so
creative in helping at risk children succeed. My son had
her as a teacher in 1st grade and absolutely adored her.
Let's support ORSCH and the children it serves. It has
changed the lives of children for the better! Hope is a wonderful thing for the children in our crazy world today. Let's
give hope to those kids who need it. Thanks Jackie and
Orsch for all you do!
-‐Brooke Ash
I have the great pleasure of being part of the vibrant
Orsch community as a parent and volunteer teacher. I
love working with every one of my amazing little poets
and being part of such a joyful learning environment.
Orsch is a place where individual genius is discovered
and cultivated, where learning is relevant and spirited,
and where happiness reins. Jackie has changed so
many lives with her brave vision of an education where
all children are equally cherished and celebrated. My
deep gratitude and respect go to Jackie, Ashley, Erica,
Steph, Erin, Stacy and all the other dedicated teachers,
volunteers, parents, and fabulous students who make
Orsch such a magical place!
-Shelley Read
Over the past year, I have had the privilege to intern and
volunteer at Orsch. Every time I walked through the door, I
could feel a smile spread across my face. Children would
run to greet me, telling me how much they have missed
me, the cool things they've been up to, and giving me hugs.
The teachers would ask with genuine interest how I am
doing and how my day was going, and, if it wasn't going so
well, they would offer an ear or advice.
Orsch is a community of loving, caring teachers, students,
and volunteers. We watch out for each other, take care of
each other, and support and love one another. Orsch has
changed my life in so many ways and solidified for me that I
want to be a teacher someday, just like the ones at Orsch.
-Avery Forsythe
Want to share your support? Contact our group via email: orschgunnison@gmail.com
Check out Orsch on Facebook or visit the website www.orsch.net to learn more about our school.
See even more support letters at: www.gunnisonshopper.com/download_paper/Orsch_Letters.pdf
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FOR SALE: Crazy Creek Power
Lounger camp seat/cushion. $8.
349-5190. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Gheenoe canoe
15’X44”, swivel seats, electric
trolling motor, paddles, life jackets, anchor and rope. Call 307751-4151 in Creede. (8/12).
FOR SALE: Giant Trance x2 26”
mountain bike, full suspension.
Small. Mavic wheels, Fox fork,
new tires, disc brakes. Lightly ridden. $1000. 970-275-6471
FOR SALE: YAKIMA roof rack
cross bar. With bike attachments.
Near new. $20. 349-5190. (8/5).
GHEENOE CANOE: 15’X44”,
swivel seats, electric trolling
motor, paddles, life jackets,
anchor and rope. Stihl 14” diamond saw Ts-460 and two new
blades. Call 3077514151 in
Creede. (8/5).
GOLF BALL RETRIEVER: 18’,
$15. 970-596-4747 (8/5).
GOLF CLUBS: Complete set of
Wilson Prostaff Men’s. New Delux
bag. $150. 970-596-4747 (8/5).
GOLF CLUBS: set of Callaway
X18, bag, putter, driver, 2 rescue
clubs and 56deg. wedge, 4150.
970-707-4025. (8/12).
GOLF PUTTER - ODYSSEY
WHITE STEEL: $65. 970-5964747 (8/5).
GOLF SHOES: Men’s FOOTJOY
10 1/2 M. $25. 970-596-4747
(8/5).
(8/12).
FOR SALE: JAMIS MEN’S
CRUISER $150, nice townie with
baskets, in great shape with good
tires. No kickstand. 970-5968813 (8/12).
FOR SALE: JP Sauer 12 ga. shotgun, double BBL. Cocking indicators, engraved. Made in Germany.
Pre war. $1295. Excellent. 6413140 eves. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Lance Squire 4000
cab-over camper 1992 9ft 4in.
extended cab in good condition.
$2500 OBO. 970-641-3659.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: men’s (or women’s)
Banana Republic Goretex shell,
good for summer or winter, size
M, color blue, good condition $30
Call 641-3567 (8/12).
FOR SALE: Motorcycle modular
helmet w/ sunshield. Like new.
Size M. $30. 641-2318 (8/12).
FOR
SALE:
Single
hiking/trekking pole. Adjustable
length. $7; large Nautica golf
umbrella. $7. 349-5190. (8/5).
FOR SALE: used Titleist Pro VI
golf balls in good shape, $12 per
dozen; used Callaway golf balls in
good shape, $6 per dozen; box of
100 used variety mix golf balls
$20. Call 641-4854. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Yakima car top bike
racks with cross round bars and
locks, $25 OBO. Call Bob 970901-7277. (8/5).
MSR FUEL BOTTLES: $5, 3495190. (8/5).
HMK SNOWMOBILE JACKET
FOR SALE: $25. 970-596-2216
(8/12).
INFLATABLE KAYAK: Tributary
Tomcat Solo, new bladder, $400.
642-1279. (8/5).
LADIES CANNONDALE MTN
BIKE 4 SALE! In BRAND NEW
condition! Hard tail, size small,
includes helmet, pump, lights,
lock, seat bag! New $1400.
Asking $1000 OBO! Call 970-2095594 today! (8/12).
MOUNTAIN BIKE FOR SALE:
2015 Trek Slash 8 with Race Face
Atlas stem and bars, and wtb i25
rims. 19.5”/large size, shock just
serviced, $3200 OBO. 480-2898468 (8/5).
POPUP CAMPER: Beautiful condition! 2008 Viking Epic 1906 STModified springs for mountain
roads. Sleeps 6. Enjoy for summer camping. Call for more
details, 641-2910 (8/5).
RAFT FOR SALE: 15ft Star
Waterbug. Older boat that wil
need some minor seam repairs
on front. Newer thwarts. Comes
with decking for floor. $300 OBO
Call/text 970-765-6904 (8/12).
RAFTS FOR SALE: Aire Puma
raft w/fishing frame, oars, pumps
& trailer, $2400; Star Wonderbug
13.5’ w/frame, $2400; Rocky
Mtn raft 10.5’, like new, $1450
single & tandem duckies. 2098035. (8/12).
SEVERAL VINTAGE SCHWINN
TOWNIES FOR SALE: Some
other brands as well. $100 to
$200 depending on vintage/condition. Nice pink girls Schwinn
60’s gas tank bike $300. 970275-6471 (8/12).
SKATEBOARD for sale: World
Industries, 53mm wheels, Like
new, $50, call 349-633 (8/12).
TRAVEL TRAILER 2011 KEYSTONE OUTBACK SUPERLITE
295RE 30 ft., 2 slides, fully
equipped kitchen, full shower
pristine condition, electric tongue
jack, sway bar, rarely used $19,000 349-0410 (8/5).
TRUCK
CAMPER:
2005
Palomino Bronco 1251 SB. Short
or long bed. Popup. Fully loaded
Stove, 3-way fridge, hot water
sink, shower, awning, bathroom
heat, AC! Queen bed w/memory
foam top. Dinette turns into smal
bed. Outside shower. New battery, full propane tank. LED lights
Stable lift. In C.B. $6500. 970209-6861 (8/5).
SUMMER
LONG
$125, 970-596-8813
VINTAGE SCHWINN TOWNIE
FOR SALE: All original with new
tires. $150. 765-4270 (8/12).
NEW MOTORCYCLE HELMET:
Large black helmet in original
package includes face shield and
cloth cover. Retails for $150 asking $110. 970-641-4967. (8/5).
WILDERNEST CAMPER for sale
2nd generation tent camper in
good, clean, dry and ready to use
condition. 72” truck bed size fits
Tacoma, Ranger, Frontier etc
Located Gunnison/Salida $1,000
719-250-8112 (8/5).
NEVER
BOARD:
(8/12).
POPUP CAMPER FOR SALE:
1973 Jayco. Has good tires, gas
bottle, clean title. Heater and
stove work. Needs work. $300.
Please call, leave message or text
596-4324. (8/5).
POPUP CAMPER FOR SALE:
96 Coleman Shenandoah, sleeps
the whole family, heat, light, cooktop (inside & outside), water,
shower, toilet, awning; all systems work; good condition, set
up and ready to check out;
$3000. Dan 641-0401 (8/5).
LANCE SQUIRE 4000, cabover
camper, 1992 - 9’4” extended
cab, good condition. Stove, oven
fridge, toilet, shower, queen bed
$2200 OBO. 970-641-3659 eve
Must sell. (8/5).
BICYCLE LAWS: Try to ride single file; You can ride 2 abreast but
you can’t impede traffic. For
more information, contact the
Gunnison Police Department at
641-8200. (8/5).
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Bill Nesbitt 970-641-2235 Lucinda Lull
104 E. Tomichi Ave• gunnisonhomes.com
www.Teresa.teamrippetoerealty.com
Teresa Anderson, Broker Associate
teamrippetoe.com Real Estate LLC. 970-209-9105
MLS 38868 215 Regent
Circle, Gunnison, building
site Thornton Meadows,
sewer/water avail. $49,900
MLS 38847 354 Tomichi
Trail, Gunnison, vacant land,
Dos Rios Golf Course 16th
hole, sewer, water avail.
$120,000
LOOKING FOR PLACE TO
RENT: 22 year old male, no pets.
Currently employed. Contact:
913-375-2451 (8/12).
WANT TO RENT: single, middle
age male w/one 15 yr. old
med/small dog want to rent 1 or
2 bedroom in Gunnison area.
$500 to $700. ASAP. Shawn 970260-0010. (8/5).
28 YEAR OLD MALE returning to
Western to finish degree. Looking
for studio or small one bedroom
apt for rent. Have small dog.
Contact Luke 914-548-4155
(8/12).
IN SEARCH OF A ROOM TO
RENT: 23 y.o. male looking for a
room to rent September-May in
Gunnison. I am low-maintenance,
easy-going,
and
outdoors
involved.
Email
me
at
m a t t h e w. h a u g @ w e s t e r n . e d u
(8/5).
MLS 38771 113 Shavano Dr
209C, 1 bed condo, golf
course $96,000
MLS 38960 130 Cty Rd 742
#20 Riverfront Cabin, condo
investment/second home
$249,000
MLS 38848 3776 W Hwy 50,
vacant land, 2.33 acres
$319,000
MLS 38799 12 Meadowlark,
custom home, 1.77 acres
$394,000
MLS 39114 326 Tomichi
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custom home, 10 acres, Sr
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Furnished, turnkey $750,000
MLS 37765 101 Cty Rd 742,
custom home, Taylor River
frontage, Almont $825,000
MLS 38862 101 N 10th #3
Townhome 2 bed/2 bath new
remodel, garage
$174,000
MLS 39063 295 First St,
Sargents, 3 bed/1 bath,
oversized garage/workshop
with 2 storage sheds
$169,350
MLS
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413 N. Taylor St.
$195,000
MLS 39264
Buying,
Selling,
Investing,
JOSH
OSH TOWNSEND
OWNSEND
RESPONSIBLE 40 Y/O MALE
LOOKING for a House to rent in
or around Gunni ASAP. Rent from
$1000-1500 would be ideal. First,
last, security ready. Call Chris
970-218-0000. THANKS. (8/12).
18 Y/O IN SEARCH OF studio
or 1 bed apartment to rent ASAP.
$450-550 a month. Please text
720-238-0575 (8/12).
ISO: Rental, 1 bedroom house,
apartment, or studio beginning
end of August. For Western
Student/CPW State Employee.
References available. 719-4803243 (8/5).
ISO: room to rent, or roommate
to look for 2 bedroom housing
Sept-May. Easy going 20 year old
female. Call or text 720-301-297
(8/12).
SUNNY COUNTRY HOME FOR
SALE: Over 3,000 sq ft home
with 3 car garage on 1 country
acre bordering ranch lands with
great views. 3 large bedrooms, 2
baths, large sunroom & windows passive solar all day, open beams
and vaulted ceilings, recent hardwood floors, tile and carpet. NEW
HOT TUB AND PELLET STOVE. No
covenants, room for animals,
fenced yards, chicken coop &
other storage sheds. Much more!
PRICE JUST REDUCED AGAIN
TO $359,000! 270 County Road
8,
Gunnison,
CO.
www.clarkeagency.net/270CR
8.html Or call Cathie at The
Clarke Agency - 970-641-0511.
(8/5).
NEW LISTING: Creek front home features 2 bdrm/1 bath,
no covenants, super condition, 2 decks, 2 car attached
garage, large weatherport, 2 storage sheds, pasture, trees,
all with Steuben Creek meandering through the property;
1181 CR 20; $280,000
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withtub, large
deck, plenty of windows off
generator and solar panels, off the
sunroom, trees, fenced yard, no
COUNTRY HOME just 1 mile east
borders BLM/public
covenants orlands,
HOA dues,
dnearly1 acre,of3town at 107 Tomichi Ln for
$239,900. This 3 bdrm/2 bath home
2,000sf home/barn/shop
bdrm/2 bath, 3 carbuilding.
garage, central
includes 2 additional rooms that can
sound,
chicken
metal roof,
Off the grid
location,
buthouse,
presently
be converted into bedrooms with
superb views, oak hardwood floors,
installation of egress windows.
used as a year-round residence.
large utility/mud room; 270 CRCedar
8; siding, large 2 car heated
garage with workshop, large south
Motivated seller! $359,000
$137,000
facing deck.
FISHING & GOLFING OUT YOUR DOOR! This Tomichi
Condo at 18 Wild Goose Lane is just a chip shot from the
golf course & Tomichi Creek. Hartman Rock’s hiking is
close by, too! This freshly remodeled 3 bdrm/3 bath, 2371sf
condo features 2 car garage with room for a golf cart,
NEW LISTING: Commercial building in the Central
appliances, updated deck & front door entry system, paved
Business District at 107 N. Tomichi for $398,000. Also
driveway, newer E rated windows, vaulted ceiling, & natural
known as the Rainbow Building, this over 4,000sf building
gas fireplace. $382,250 Take an online virtual tour at
includes 3 apartments, and 2 other retail/commercial spaces www.clarkeagency.net
that can be sectioned off into additional spaces. Off street
parking, too!
SELLERS HAVE JUST INSTALLED NEW CARPET in the
HAVING A TOUGH TIME FINDING A PLACE TO RENT?
garden level of this 2 bdrm/2 bath Hallmark Townhome with
Duplex at 404/406 S. 11th St features 2 bdrm/1 bath on
additional 1 bdrm/1 bath apartment, fenced yard, & off street
each side, plus a fenced yard. Call Cathie for details;
parking, all for $135,000; 512 N. 14th A
$119,900
INVESTMENT PROPERTY at 700 W. Ruby includes 4
rental units plus fenced yard & garage, All appliances
included, hardwood floors, laundry area, & convenient
in-town location; $385,000
IN-TOWN HOME at 414 N. Taylor. Seller will entertain
offers. Neat, clean, & move-in ready. Fenced yard,
attached garage, carport, gardens, 3 bdrm/3 bath, gas log
fireplace, hardwood floors, sun porch; $349,000
AVAIL SEPT. 1ST: 3 bedroom, 1
bath house on Main Street in
Gunnison. Large kitchen and living
room. 2 car attached garage. No
smoking, no pets. $1,350/month.
Call/text 970-596-7823 for info
or for showing (8/5/pd/36).
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
condo on Dos Rios Golf Course.
Newly remodeled: new carpet,
tile. rock work and paint. W/D,
sewer, trash, and water included.
Tenant
pays
electric.
$700/month, serious inquiries
only, 970-209-0182. (8/5/37).
BUILDING FOR SALE: 9000
sq.ft. Newer, nice commercial
space. Call 970-275-8146 for
details. (8/5/13).
7 WILLOW LANE LOT FOR
SALE CHEAP, .21 acres, taps
paid, $0 down w/pymts of
$350/mo, or $25k cash. 10 year
or newer mobile or modular
allowed/own for cheaper than
rent! 209-5308 (8/5/35).
DOWNTOWN GUNNISON office building in the Central
Business District just west of the courthouse. This 2392sf
commercial/office building features hardwood floors
throughout, kitchen, restrooms, basement storage, garage,
and 8 office spaces plus common reception area; 211 N.
Iowa; $460,000
FOR RENT: nice 2 bedroom, 2
bath home, attached 1-car
garage. Completely furnished
house. 711 North Boulevard.
$700/month plus deposit and utilities. No pets, no smokers. For
appointment to see, call 2093527. (8/5/33).
CONDO FOR RENT: 3 bedroom,
1 and 1/2 bathroom. Freshly
updated with new dishwasher,
stove, new carpet and flooring
throughout.
In
Gunnison.
$1200/month. Call for details.
970-209-4575. (8/12/pd/28).
Mountaineer Village
Apartments
Now leasing.
12mo. leases receive a
FREE Monarch Season Pass
Pet friendly housing
Come in and take a tour and
start your living experience with
Mountaineer!
Give us a call at
970-641-1688
FOR SALE: 5 bedroom log home,
see at 212 Columbine Road. Call
641-2780
or
596-1577.
(8/5/pd/15).
FOR RENT: Small older 2 bedroom duplex. Pets accepted with
additional deposit. Available
September 1st. $650 per month
plus utilities. First, last and $650
damage deposit. Call 970-5961608 (8/12/pd/28).
FOR RENT: small 1 bedroom
apartment in duplex near downtown. Pets negotiable. No smokers of anything. $475 plus some
utilities. 209-9398. (8/5/21).
LOOKING FOR A RENTAL?
Gunnison Real Estate and Rentals
has several available rentals in
and out of town. Give us a call at
641-4880 M-F 9am-5pm or stop
by our office at 129 East Tomichi
and check out our rental list posted
on
the
door.
www.GunnisonRealEstateandRent
als.com. (8/5/46).
EFFICIENCY
APARTMENT
upstairs over business. No pets,
parties, smoking. 1 year lease,
$395 includes utilities. First last
deposit. 970-641-2014 (8/5/19).
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 1/2
bath West Haven Condo. Very
nice, large 1-car garge. All appliances. No pets, or smokers of
anything. $1000/month. 2099398. (8/5/26).
LAND FOR SALE: 35 Acres 5
miles west of Gunnison by
Neversink and Blue Mesa. Great
views, great solar potential, private and quiet. Small spring on
property. Mitigated for Sage
Grouse, etc. $59,000, will consider owner financing. Call Cathie at
The Clarke Agency. 970-6410511 (8/5).
FREE HOUSE, with the purchase of this 36 acre resort
property overlooking Blue Mesa Lake. Includes 6 modern
and furnished cabins, nearly 2,000sf home, large
warehouse/recreation building, coin-op laundry mat, and
multiple RV hook-ups. Burnin’ Daylight Resort, 940 Cove
Rd; $575,000
BUILDING SITE on the Gunnison River at 47 Ponderosa Ln
for $98,000. Trees, pedestrian bridge, surveyed, bushes,
grasses, 1.032 acres just 5 minutes north of town.
NEW LISTING: 5 acre homesite close to Iola Boat Dock on
Chisholm Trail off Hwy 149 for $62,500. Well, fencing, and
septic are in place. Phone and utilities to lot lines.
GUNNISON RIVERFRONT HOMESITE, 1.11 acre lot just 2
miles North of Gunnison at 461 CR 11 for $170,000. Sewer
and power available.
IN-TOWN BUILDING SITE at 1110 Vulcan Street, level,
some landscaping, great neighborhood, ready for your new
home; $59,500
Visit other realtor listings at: www
.clarkeagency.net
FURNISHED
VACATION
HOMES: available Nov 20-May 31
or month to month, no pets, no
smoking, please call 970-6411663 (8/5/18).
(8/5/35)
FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF
TODAY REALTY’S AVAILABLE
RENTALS please visit our website
www.todayrealtyinc.net or call Joe
970-641-0077. (8/5/18).
ON CLARK STREAM and just a
stone’s throw from the Gunnison
River, nestled in the trees is this
nearly 3,000sf house with hardwood
floors throughout, large rooms,
game/rec room, 4 bdrm/3 bath, 2 car
attached garage plus huge detached
garage/shop building 330 Apache Rd;
$495,000
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Find out what your home
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2
BEDROOM
BASEMENT
APARTMENT: $695 plus 1/2
electric. Includes WiFi & rest of
utilities. Separate entrance, private yard, good light, newly
remodeled. No smokers or pets.
970-209-8146. (8/5/26).
STUDIO APARTMENT FOR
RENT: clean, quiet, no pets.
Utilities and Wifi included. Clare
970-209-8770. (8/5/14).
commercial
realestate
2400 SQ FT OF SPACE FOR
LEASE starting in September.
Reasonable lease options starting
at $800 per month not including
utilities. Please call 641-0962
Apartments For Rent
Palisades Apartments
Affordable Housing
970-641-5429
Apply in person at
600 North Colorado
Gunnison, CO
HUD Section 8 Apartments
2 Bedrooms, 1 bath. Rent based on income
& assets. Example: Gross annal household
income $12,000, your rent would be
approximately $281 per month.
Equal Opportunity Housing
COMMERCIAL SPACE NEAR
CITY MARKET: 596-0848.
(8/5/6).
(8/12/24).
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Gunnison Airport.
Nellie
782 Enclosed
Mosquitowith
Trail
Gray
Mountain
home
with
chain-link fence.
Condo,
custom quality finishes,
Small shed on
Lake City
3 Bed/2.5 Bath, Vermont
property.
Nice
Castings wood$150,000
burning
Call Tom
upstairs
stove, unparalleled
views. Located
0 high
end unit
above the
Lake Fork
ail$485,000
with fantastic
views
of of the Gunnison River.
Call Jay (Text To: 67299 Message: 2780968)
Lake San Cristobal and the
110 S.Open
Main
304-306 W. Tomichi
San Juan mountains.
Floor
plan, gas
fireplace,
Office Building in a great
Great investment property
location with
in a prime Highway 50 CBD
2downtown
Bed/2 Bath.
ample street parking. Large
location. This two story
Com muni ty Brok ers
$194,900
reception
area,Call
5 office spaces, professional office building
Serving Gunnison & Crested Butte
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131 North Main, Gunnison, CO 81230
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owner
financing.
$245,000
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garage. Upstairs can be
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converted to residential.
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$549,000 Call Tom
8506 CR 76, Ohio City
Commercial 0.98 acre & 1.28 acre lots located onOn
E Tomichi
Ave (Highway
50) near
WSCU, McDonalds & Holiday Inn. Call Erich for details.
Gold
Creek!
Massive
Brook Pl Drive, Almont - 0.66 acre Building site, corner
fishing
rights on
the Gunnisonframe
River. $80,000 Call Joey (Text To: 67299 Message: 2950151)
logslot,&
huge
timbers
Beautiful 6+ Acre home site with Pass Creek frontage inthis
Wilderness
Streams. Fishing
access. $190,000 Call Tom (Text To: 67299 Message: 2443775)
3 Bed/3
Bath& Forest
home,
both
historic
& beautiful.
SEE ALL LISTINGS
AT:
w w w.
g un n i s o n f o r sa l e . c o m
Erich
Ferchau
596-0848
Enjoy the creek from
Tom your back deck
Jay&
Courtney
Miller
manicured
back
yard.
596-2681
209-2864
$470,750 Call Tom
Denise
Baker
209-5828
Joey
Micucci
901-6405
FINE HAND CRAFTED HOME
near the end of the county road.
Nice quiet location with
Gunnison River Fishing Rights,
and bordering some ranch land.
This 3 bedroom 2.5 bath home
has many custom features such
as wide plank wood floors, hand
built cabinets and doors,
super-efficient on demand water
heater and woodstove, hand
hewn reclaimed wood beams,
great appliances. Custom
lighting and glass package and
more. Easy access to Gunnison
and priced right. Call Matt to
arrange your appointment. $449,500.
Matt Robbins
CRS, GRI Broker
998 County Road 730
Gunnison, CO 81230
970 -641-1900
Search other Gunnison
County listings at
www.monarchrlty.com
email: matt@monarchrlty.com
MISSING: Snowmobile was left
on side of road just above Lake
Irwin. Silver Polaris RMK with yellow accents. Never had a chance
to grab it and Gunnison County
Road & Bridge didn’t pick it up.
It’s really important to me and I’d
really like it back! Any info appreciated! Please call Dave at 970769-1990. (8/12).
es
lost&found
LOST: my good pair of Sunreader
sunglasses with brownish frames
two weeks ago Saturday while out
at garage sales. If found please
call my cell and leave a message.
785-299-0270. (8/12).
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS are at
the Gunnison Police Department.
To claim an item listed below
please contact a Neighborhood
Services Officer at 641-8242: 151112 Subaru key with fob, three
other keys; 15-1115 Apple iPod;
15-1118 wallet owner Thomas
Marshall; 15-1164 Tony Hawk
BMX bike; 15-1169 Sprint LG cell
phone; 15-1170 Two silver keys
on a NHL key chain; 15-1174 One
silver key on a blue shark key
chain; 15-1175 Chevy key, three
other gold keys; 15-1176 three
keys on a yellow key chain; 151177 Motorola cell phone; 151177 keys and jewelry from City
Market; 15-1177 Lifemaster door
opener 15-1177 Visa card owner
Clay
Hodges;
15-1181
Roadmaster mtn. bike; 15-1223
wallet owner Caleb Jackson; 151223 Husky tool; 15-1223 Apple
iPhone; 15-1235 Wallet owner
Jameson E. Thomas; 15-1236
Three keys on a silver ring; 151237 Black LG cell phone; 151262 Trek mt. bike; 15-1298
MGX mt. bike; 15-1314 debit
card owner John Hafner; 15-1305
Northrock mt. bike; 15-1327
License plate owner David Tafoya;
15-1334 Visa debit card (8/5).
LOST: Spinning rod with Shimano
reel on the Gunnison River
between Almont and Camp
Gunnison. Reward. Call 970-2090496. pdhoskins@aol.com (8/12).
LOST: Leki hiking poles at West
Maroon Trail Head. Would love to
have them back. 641-3971, pls.
lv. msg. (8/5).
FOUND CAT: black with white
spot on chest. Meows sound like
baby angels, very nice and does
not hate being picked up.
Obviously a house pet, will not
leave my apartment, and comes
by every once in a while if I let her.
Looking for owner, if any, or
someone who wants a cat and is
willing to take her. 970-2700631. (8/5).
FOUND: at Wilson’s Landing last
Wednesday, 3 nice pieces of fishing equipment, call 409-2012955. (8/12).
LOST:
iPhone on Gunsight
Connector Trail in CB. Please find
it ! Reward. 303-912-9523. (8/5).
garagesales
GARAGE SALE:
multifamily,
Saturday & Sunday, 9am, no early
birds. 109 Spring Meadows Trail
(near North Elk Meadows). (8/5).
MOVING/GARAGE SALE! FriSun Aug 7-9 8am-4pm. 653
Pashuta, Upper Castle Mountain.
Clothing, accessories, décor, furniture. Many new with tags! Home
will be listed for sale! (8/5).
AFTER-MOVE SALE: Furniture,
household, linens, pot rack, tile
saw, coins, LittleGiant ladder,
tools, refrigerator, portable
DirectTV dish, all good stuff. Sat.,
8/8, 8-2, 355 Riverwalk, 2 1/2
mi. north of Gunnison, west side
Hwy 135. (8/5).
FOR SALE OR LEASE: 4 OR 8
industrial fenced lots. In Green
Zone. Across from airport, corner
of 12th & Rio Grande. 619-7346422. (8/5/pd/22).
BUILDING FOR RENT: 9000
sq.ft. Newer, nice retail space.
Call 970-275-8146 for details.
(8/5/13).
SHOP SPACE AVAILABLE FOR
RENT 20’x23’ or 460 sq. ft. heated shop space with bathroom and
large sink area. Includes overhead
door, office entrance,
WiFi,
water, electric and sewer.
$375.00/month Please call 970641-5626 serious inquires only.
(8/5/38).
HELP WANTED: Yard work and
assorted tasks around the house.
Call Neil at 641-4020. (8/12).
GET A JUMP START ON YOUR
WINTER JOB! CBMR is hiring
Mailroom Clerks, I & II for the
15/16 winter season! Perks
include a winter season pass, prodeals, free lift tickets to other CO
resorts & culinary/retail discounts
resort wide. Visit skicb.com/jobs
to view full job description &
APPLY! (8/5).
MIKEY’S PIZZA is hiring cook,
front of the house, and delivery
positions. Must have experience
and thrive in a fast paced environment. Bring resume to our
Gunnison or Crested Butte locations, or call Mary at 970-2095984. (8/5).
LOOKING FOR a part time
bather at a busy pet grooming
spa and dog wash in Gunnison.
Experience with handling dogs
and cats preferred,must be a
quick learner, and able to adapt in
a fast paced environment. Will
train the right person. Call 5963998 or bring resume to 218 N.
Main St. (8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bus DriverDistrict. Requires Class B P2S
CDL license. Random drug testing
and CBI record check. Hours are
approximately 7-8:30am and 34:30pm. $12.59 per hour.
Please contact: Superintendent’s
Office, JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N.
Boulevard, 970-641-7760, jklingsmith@gunnisonschools.net, OR
Colorado Workforce, 970-6410031. (8/5).
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FOR RENT: commercial/light
industrial shop available, attached
private office, in-floor heat, high
ceilings, and garage door into
shop. Great location in town. Sign
space
available.
Available
September 1st. $850/month
641-2827 evenings. (8/26/33).
SHOP SPACE FOR LEASE:
Signal Peak Industrial Park, 2
units at 1000 sq.ft. Can be combined. 970-988-9795. (8/5/17).
RESTAURANT, PUB OR COMMERCIAL
POSSIBILITIES
BUILDING FOR SALE OR
LEASE: 3400sf, ADA bathrooms,
parking, landscaping, restaurant
infrastructure. Located on N.
Main St. in Gunnison. 970-5969999 (8/5/25).
QUALITY INN NOW HIRING:
housekeepers; part-time front
desk. Inquire at the front desk,
400 East Tomichi. (8/12).
FULL TIME POSITION: Gunnison
Valley Aviation. Nights/Weekends.
Line Crew/Fueler- Must be 21.
Clean Driving Record. PreEmployment Drug Screening.
Stop by for Application behind
Days Inn (8/5).
HELP WANTED: barb wire fence
building. Part time or full time.
August
through
October.
$17/hour. 970-275-4915. (8/12).
DOG CATCHERS NEEDED!
August 8 & 9, 8am- noon Jack
Russell Terrier racing, fast action,
must be strong, willing to get
dirty, load and fast! Must be at
least 13 and strong enough to
catch a 15 pound dog going 35
miles an hour. Instruction and
adult supervision, adults welcome
too! $20 a person per day plus
tips.
email:
GunnisonJRTrial@Gmail.com,
text: 602-448-7046. (8/5).
GUNNISON COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Airport
Lead Duty Officer, F/T, $46,300$65,490 + Benefits; Airport Duty
Officer, F/T, $34,931-$49,410 +
Benefits. For more information,
please visit www.gunnisoncounty.org/HR. (8/12).
WE ARE LOOKING FOR BIDS to
clear weeds on our Habitat for
Humanity land. 1.5 acres of
vacant land needs to be mowed.
Office number 970-641-1245
(8/5).
HELP WANTED: Part-time permanent furniture delivery and
receiving person. Monday thru
Friday. Valid drivers license
required, CDL preferred. Must be
able to lift 100 pounds. Nonsmoking
environment.
$912/hour depending on experience. 641-0727 (8/12).
HELP WANTED! Waffle Cabin Mt.
Crested Butte is looking for two
individuals to work part time.
Responsibilities include making
waffles, running the cash drawer,
and inventory management. We
are looking for self starters that
are motivated and excited to be
at work. Pay starts at $10/hour
with opportunity to move into
management position that will pay
better. Call 918-964-1966. (8/5).
SEASONS NEEDS a part time
afternoon aide, would prefer a
Western Student, job is open to
all. Applicant needs to love children & cleaning,fun! Email seasons81230@gmail.com or call
970-641-4511. (8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Head Girls
Basketball Coach-CBHS. Must be
or willing to become a registered
coach with the Colorado High
School Activities Association
Season runs mid November
through February. Experience pre
ferred.
Please
contact
Superintendent’s Office, JoAnn
Klingsmith, 800 N. Boulevard
970-641-7760, jklingsmith@gun
nisonschools.net, OR Colorado
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Cook
CBCS. High School diploma
Background in food preparation
preferred. 3.5 to 4 hours per day
Office, JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N
Boulevard, 970-641-7760, jkling
smith@gunnisonschools.net, OR
Colorado Workforce, 970-641
0031. (8/5).
ESTATE SALE: Sat., Aug 8. 8am3pm & Sun., Aug 9. 8am-12pm.
Everything must go. 92 Bambi
Lane, Gunnison. (8/5).
YARD SALE! Saturday and
Sunday, 229 County Road 11 #4,
10-5 furniture, dishes and knickknacks. (8/5).
YARD SALE AT PLOTTS MINI
STORAGE: August 8th, doors
open at 8am. (8/5/13).
YARD SALE: 410 N. Wisconsin
St., Sat., Aug. 8, 8:30-11:30.
(8/5).
LEMONADE & BIKE SALE: plus
random clothes from my mom’s
closet, size small. Free box, $1
and $5 parts bins, fresh lemonade and sweet popcorn for your
refreshment while you tour town’s
sales. Saturday only mid-morning
‘till noon’ish. Just south of Love’s
on 12th street. (8/5).
employment
Beautiful, Sunny Home North of Gunnison!
Over 3,000 sq ft home with 3 car garage on 1 country acre bordering ranch lands
with great views. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, large sunroom & windows - passive
solar all day in winter, shade in summer, open beams and vaulted ceilings, new
hardwood floors, tile and carpet. Room for animals, fenced yards, chicken coop &
other storage sheds. NEW PELLET STOVE - NEW HOT TUB. REDUCED TO $359,000. See
at 270 County Road 8. www.clarkeagency.net/270CR8.html
Call Cathie to see at (970) 641-0511
241 N. Main - cathie@ClarkeAgency.net
employment
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MANAGEMENT POSITION with
small property management company in Crested Butte, CO. The
successful candidate will need to
have exceptional people skills, be
able to oversee and manage a
broad spectrum of employees
and sub-contractors, be a “multitasker”, and not be afraid to get
your hands dirty. Responsibilities
include; overseeing/performing
maintenance and upkeep of properties, overseeing cleaning of
properties, reservations, and liaison with owners.
Salary
$4,000.00 to $5,000.00 per
month depending on experience.
Your work hours are flexible and
abnormal. You can mostly set
your own schedule. If interested
please send resume and contact
information
to:
jobinCBmanagement@gmail.com
(8/5/98).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Head MS
Girls’ Basketball Coach-CBMS.
Must be or willing to become a
registered coach with the
Colorado High School Activities
Association. Experience is preferred. In general hours are after
school Monday through Friday.
The season starts in Mid-October.
WRANGLER/RANCH
HAND
WANTED IMMEDIATELY for trail
rides and other horse related
duties, incl. care of at Blue Mesa
Reservoir. Must have good horse
knowledge, outgoing personality
with customers, dependable, honest. Good tips + salary and lodging. John or Kay @ 970-6414671. (8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Assistant
Boys’ MS Basketball Coach,
CBMS.Must be or willing to
become a registered coach with
the Colorado
High School
Activities
Association.
Experience is preferred. In general hours are after school Monday
through Friday. Mid November
until early March. Please contact:
Klingsmith, 800 N. Boulevard,
970-641-7760, jklingsmith@gunnisonschools.net, OR Colorado
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
CARING AND FUN CAREGIVER
NEEDED in Crested Butte. I am
very independent but still need
help with some things. 15
hours/week. Please email me for
further details. Would prefer over
25 and mature Thanks. brejmcal@msn.com. (8/5).
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED for
remainder of summer season and
possibly into fall. Flexible schedule.
Mt.
Crested
Butte.
$9.50/hour 349-5150 (8/12).
H&R BLOCK IS NOW HIRING
TAX
PROFESSIONALS!
Experience preferred. Work with
the world leader in tax preparation.
Send
resume
to
dennis.schock@hrblock.com
(9/30).
GUNNISON COFFEE COMPANY: Looking for a responsible
and hardworking individual to fill a
part time barista position. Mail
resume to P.O. Box 33, Gunnison,
CO or drop at 901 W Tomichi.
(8/12).
TOMICHI PET CARE CENTER is
accepting applications for a parttime receptionist position. We
are seeking a qualified applicant
who is able to multitask with
attention to detail. Applicant
should possess good typing and
computer skills. Responsibilities
include answering phones, scheduling appointments, checking animals in and out, filing and pharmacy assistance. Approximately
20 hours per week, M 8:00-1:00,
Th 10:00-1:00, F 8:00-5:30 &
Sat. 9:00-2:00. Pay DOE. Drop
resume off at 106 S. 11th St., or
fax to 641-0817. Inquiries, call
Dr. Jacobson with questions, 6412460. (8/12/84).
P/T HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED
at Lake City lodging property for
6-7 weeks. $14/hour. Housing
provided to non-smoker (no pets).
Call Nikki, manager 970-9442210 (8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Head
Wrestling Coach-GHS. The position is located at Gunnison High
School, coaching wrestling. Must
be or willing to become a registered coach with the Colorado
High
School
Activities
Association. Experience is preferred. In general, hours are after
school Monday through Friday,
and meets Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. Season runs MidNovember and continuing through
February.
Please
contact:
Workforce,
970-641-0031.
(8/5/74).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Substitute
Teachers-DISTRICT. Interested
individuals must hold a valid
teaching license, or a state substitute authorization license
HELP WANTED: Furniture delivery and warehouse person needed for home furnishings store.
Monday through Friday, 10-6pm.
Valid drivers license required.
Apply at Back at the Ranch, 100
Spencer Ave., Gunnison, 970641-0727 (8/5).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Spirit
Coach. This position is located at
the Gunnison High School.
Season starts August 17th
through end of May. Practice daily
with occasional weekend competition. Must be or willing to
become a registered coach with
the Colorado High School
Activities Association. Please contact: Superintendent’s Office,
JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N.
DRAGON
SHEET
METAL
SEEKS HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN to install, maintain &
repair residential & some commercial HVAC systems. HVAC
Service Experience Preferred (3
years minimum) & knowledge of
heating, ventilation, AC & electrical systems. Requirements: Valid
drivers license, clean MVR, great
attitude; strong oral & written
communication skills & excellent
customer service. Benefits: ski
pass, cell phone, insurance assistance, retirement. 349-6231 or
email resume dragonsheetmetal@gmail.com. (8/12).
SONIC GUNNISON, is seeking
three motivated crew members
for kitchen and guest service.
Advancement opportunities available.
Apply
at
sonicdrivein.com/jobs.
Store
4061. (8/5).
THE INN AT CRESTED BUTTE
is seeking a part time housekeeper for week days and weekends.
Must have experience and must
speak English. Questions, please
call 970-765-6407 (8/5).
GUNNISON SAVINGS AND
LOAN is accepting applications
for a full time teller. Duties include
performing varied functions
including processing checking,
savings and certificates of
deposit. Strong communication
and customer service skills
required. Typing, 10-key and computer experience also required.
Position will cover Gunnison and
Crested
Butte
branches.
Competitive salary based on
experience with health insurance
and vacation benefits. Submit
resume and letter of application
to Imbra Taramarcaz, Vice
President, 303 N Main St.,
Gunnison, CO 81230. Equal
opportunity employer. (8/19/79).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Secondary
Science-GHS. Position is one year
only and will start in 2015-16
school year. Applicants must be
licensed in the state of Colorado
with an endorsement in secondary Science. Please contact:
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
SODEXO’S RARE AIR CAFE @
WSCU: Deli Prep - Full-time (Mon.
9am-7:15, Tues.-Thurs. 10am7:15, Fri. 10am-1:45pm), Job
Responsibilities: Preparing all deli
items and making sandwiches to
guest’s specifications while
upholding Sodexo policy and
standards and maintaining a clean
and sanitary station. Job
Requirements: Basic knife skills,
experience with deli slicers is a
plus. Perks: Job benefits/free
meal (8/5).
THE CITY OF GUNNISON has
an immediate opening for an electric lineman. Experience in overhead and underground electric
distribution line work is required
as well as a minimum Class B
CDL. Rotating weekend and holiday stand-by is also required.
Salary range is $52,700$61,900 depending on experience and qualifications plus benefits. This position will remain open
until filled. For further information
contact Will Dowis, Electric
Superintendent at 970-641-8329
or email willd@cityogfunnisonco.gov . Resumes and letters of
interest may be emailed or sent
to City of Gunnison, 1100 W.
Virginia Ave, Gunnison, CO
81230, Attn: Will Dowis. (8/5/96).
DRAGON
SHEET
METAL
SEEKS
ENTRY
LEVEL
INSTALLER/SHEET
METAL
WORKER to perform wide variety
of HVAC & Sheet Metal Services.
Construction
Experience
Preferred & HVAC experience a
plus. Requirements: Valid drivers
license & clean MVR, great attitude & excellent customer service skills. Benefits: ski pass, cell
phone, insurance assistance,
retirement. Call 349-6231 or
email resume to dragonsheetmetal@gmail.com. (8/12).
THE COMFORT INN is now
accepting applications for an
overnight, desk clerk. This position requires excellent customer
service and computer skills. Must
be able to work 11pm - 7am, 4
nights a week including weekends. Please submit a resume in
person. (8/5).
$15-$20 /HOUR: CB - Hiring
mature, reliable person for cleaning 20-25 Hours per week.
Steady work Most the year. Call
Ken 512-947-7797 (8/12).
PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES at Gunnison Valley Hospital
has a variety of opportunities
available within their department
from Admissions Representatives
in
outpatient
registration,
Receptionist at the Hospital main
entrance
and
Insurance
Counselor for our patients. This
department has great opportunity
for advancement, excellent training, and provides wonderful service to the community. Please visit
our website for more in-depth
position descriptions, specific
qualification requirements and to
apply onlinehttp://jobs.gunnisonvalleyhealth.org, or call HR for
questions 970-641-1456. All
offers of employment are contingent upon the successful completion of a negative 10 panel drug
screen test, criminal background
check, reference checks, infection prevention procedures (TB
test, Flu Shot, immunization
records, etc.), physical capacity
profile and acknowledgement of
policies. (8/5/113).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT RE1J:
SPED Educational Assistant-Lake.
Position is half- time mornings
Monday-Friday.
Starting
at
$11.53 per hour. Experience
working with young children preferred.
Please
contact:
Workforce, 970-641-0031 (8/5).
FULL TIME, YEAR ROUND
POSITION with benefits including: health, dental, vision, 401(k)
and numerous other perks! CBMR
is hiring a Vehicle Mechanic III,
who is responsible for the maintenance and repair of all resort vehicles & heavy equipment, among
other related tasks. 5-10 years
previous professional experience
required. Visit SkiCB.com/Jobs to
view full job description and
APPLY! (8/5).
GUNNISON COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Public
Health Nurse II, P/T 20hrs/wk
$25,761/yr; Health EducatorTobacco & CCPD, P/T 20hrs/wk
$18,513/yr: Detention Deputy,
F/T, $37,026/yr + Benefits. For
more information, please visit
www.gunnisoncounty.org/HR.
(8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Physical
Therapist. Applicants must be
licensed in the state of Colorado
with an endorsement in Physical
Therapy and also have/or be willing to obtain a CDE Special
Services Provider License. 8
hours per month. Please contact:
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
PERSONAL
TRAINER
&
GROUP EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR Western State Colorado
University
seeks
certified
Personal Trainers and Group
Exercise
Instructors
to
train/teach members of the
Mountaineer Field House. Hourly
rate based on experience. To
apply, please email your resume
and certifications to Jessica
Thomas, Fitness Center Manager,
at
jthomas@western.edu.
Western is an Affirmative
Action/Equal
Opportunity
Employer. (8/12).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: CustodianCBCS. Experience preferred. Pay
is based on experience. Position
is full-time with benefits. Must
have a High School Diploma or
equivalent. Please contact:
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
SAFEWAY NOW HIRING: all
positions available. please call
Michelle, 970-275-1199. (8/12).
SODEXO’S ARE AIR CAFE @
WSCU: Grill Cook - Full-time
(Mon.-Fri.
9am-5pm),
Job
Responsibilities: prepare and
cook lunch and dinner grill
options, prep for the next day, follow menu standards, and maintain a clean and sanitary station.
Job Requirements: Some grill
experience in a commercial
kitchen and basic knife skills.
Perks: Job benefits and free meal
per shift. (8/5).
IF YOU HIT AN ANIMAL WHILE
DRIVING WITHIN GUNNISON,
please call 641-8000 and report
the accident. The animal involved
will be safely transported to a veterinarian for treatment. Thanks!
(8/5).
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shops.F u n d r a i s e r s . Races.Clubs.Yoga.To ur s .Education.Bingo.Observatory.WHAT?Museums.Rodeos.Ci
r cu se s. Ma r k ets . F ai r s. W e l l n e s s . WH EN ?R ec ov e r y . R e c r e a t i o n . C hu r c he s. V e t e r a n s . L i b r a r i e s .F a m ilies. A r tOpe ni ng s . P
a r a d e s . W H E R E ? S p o r t s . F o o d . F e s t i v a l s . D a n c e s . C o n v o v c a t i o n s . E xerc ise. S y m p o s i u m s . S c h o o l . R a l l i e s . V o l u n t e e r O p p o r t u n i
ties.Kids.Plays .Workshops.Fundraisers.Races.Clubs.WHY?Tours .Education.Bingo.Observatory.Galleries.Museums.R odeo s . C ir c u s es . M a r
Wednesday, August 5
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am Spin, and Just
Move; 9am, 12pm Stretch; 4pm, 5pm group fitness.
405 W. Tomichi, www.coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary! 7am Sunrise yoga,
9am Prana Vinyasa, 10:30 Kids Yoga, 12:15
Lunchtime, 5:30 Vinyasa flow. 513 S. Main St.,
Gunnison. gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Jai Om Yoga and Meditation: Gentle Therapy Yoga
10am; Meditation Sanga (no charge) 5pm; Yoga All
Levels 5:30pm. 320 ½ N. Main St., Gunnison.
www.gunnison-yoga.com 970-275-5987
• All Seniors are cordially invited to attend a senior
appreciation picnic to be held in the outdoor hockey
rink located in Jorgensen Park.
• Every Wednesday (excluding Holidays): Gunnison
Country Food Pantry, Open 1pm-4pm, 321 N. Main St
#C, Gunnison. 970-641-4156.
• Paint Your Own Pottery, every Wednesday-Sunday
thru August 21. 1-5pm, at the Art Studio in Crested
Butte, 111 Elk Ave. 349-7044;
classes@crestedbuttearts.org
• Double Shot Cyclery Group Road Rides every
Wednesday at 5:30pm. Meet in front of 222 N. Main
St., Gunnison. Continue through summer.
• Trapshooting, Gunnison Sportsman’s Association,
Wednesday nights at 5:45pm. County Road 18. 6412032, 641-6567, or 970-964-7952.
• Community leisure bicycle ride around town, meet
at All Sports Replay, 115 W Georgia, Gunnison, 6pm.
• English classes Monday & Wednesday, 6-8pm, at the
Gunnison Elementary School, 1099 N. 11th. $10 fee.
Bring your children. CAFE 970-641-7684.
• 6:30pm”Fly Fishing 52 River”s with Shelley Walchak
at the Gunnison Library. This event is free and open
to the public.
• Roller Derby! In Crested Butte Wednesdays at the CB
school gym, 6:45-8:45pm. Everyone welcome.
• Community Taizé Service: Open to all. Come & enjoy
this time of quiet & music. Held the 1st Wednesday
of every month, 7pm, at Good Samaritan, 307 W
Virginia, Gunnison.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, Wed., 7pm, 114 N
Wisconsin, Gunnison, aawesterncolorado.org
• Gunnison Bible Institute at First Baptist Church each
Wednesday at 7pm. Open to the public.
• GriefShare meets at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church,
711 N. Main, Gunnison, Wednesday 7 to 9pm. Rodney
Morrill 970-349-7769.
• Alanon/Alateen Crested Butte, 7:30pm Wednesdays,
The UCC Church Parlor, 403 Maroon Ave. alanon.org
Thursday, August 6
• Group fitness classes at Colorado Fitness: 7am, 9am
(Yoga) & 12pm, 4pm, open boxing 5:30pm. Childcare
avail. 8:30-10:30am, 11:30-1:30pm, 4:30-6:30pm.
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7:30 Beginners, 9am
Alignment, 10:15 Restorative, 12:15 Lunch mix, 6pm
Restorative; 7:15pm Women’s Kudalini (thru 7/30).
513 S. Main St., Gunnison, gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Yoga for Everyone, 9-10am. $10/class. At the Crested
Butte Center for the Art’s Outdoor Stage. Bring your
mat. crestedbuttearts.org yogaforthepeaceful.com.
• Living Journeys Cancer support group meets the 1st
Thursday of every month, at noon, downstairs at the
Community Church. This is an uplifting gathering.
Virginia at 970-641-2530
• Every Thursday (excluding Holidays): Senior's Day
65+, Gunnison Country Food Pantry, 10am-2pm, 321
N. Main St., #C, Gunnison. 970-641-4156.
• Talk to a Lawyer for Free, Thursday Night Bar (legal
advice clinic), first Thursday of each month, at the
Family Services Building, 225 N. Pine St., Gunnison,
5:30pm. Ellen 641-7999
• Tierney M. Miller - New Works: "Moments Between"
Opening reception at the Piper Gallery, Center for
the Arts, Crested Butte.
tierneymillerart@gunnison.com, 970-596-1034.
• Thursdays 6:30-8 Lamaze at Colorado Fitness. Call
Ariel for details 970-275-3749.
• Wine Tasting at the Gunnison Public Library. 7pm.
High Mountain Liquor presents wines of Oregon and
Washington while Mike Ritchey features literature
from the area. Tickets are limited, $20/person.
• Today's Modern Square Dance Lessons. Gunnison
Community Center Thursdays 7-9pm, 970-596-4252
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Daily Reflection, 7pm,
114 N Wisconsin, Gunnison, aawesterncolorado.org
• Center Stage, Crseetd Butte Center for the Arts,
Amy Speace, Heralded singer songwriter poet.
Opening Act: Tyler Hansen. 8pm. $20. 349-7487,
www.crestedbuttearts.org
Friday, August 7
• Group fitness classes at Colorado Fitness: 8:45am
Spin; 9:30am, 4pm Group Fitness. Childcare avail.
8:30-10:30am, 11:30-1:30pm. 405 W. Tomichi,
www.coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7am Yin; 9pm High
School Outreach. 513 South Main St., Gunnison,
www.gunnisonsanctuary.com
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• Paint Your Own Pottery! Gunnison Arts Center,
Fridays from 1-5pm. $5 - $45. 641-4029
www.gunnisonartscenter.org
• The Gunnison High School Band is having a car wash
1:30-5pm at the PowerStop. Support your band and
get your car cleaned. Car washes are by donation.
• The Jack Russell Terrier Trials August 7-9. Good
times, lots of Fun!! Come Join in! Details:
earthworkdog@gmail.com
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Speaker, 7pm, 114 N.
• The Tiny Treasures opening event, 5-8pm, during the
First Fridays Art Walk. Feature tiny tastes, live tiny
gallery concerts, and BIG raffle prizes. Gunnison Arts
Center, 102 S. Main St., www.gunnisonartscenter.org
• Gunnison Valley Observatory, 8:45pm presentation,
“Deep Space/Deep Time” then viewing through the
telescopes! Opens at sunset.
gunnisonvalleyobservatory.org
Saturday, August 8
• Yoga at The Sanctuary, 9-10:30am. 513 S. Main St.,
Gunnison, gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Subalpine wildflower walk, led by Keith Longpre, ,
for anyone interested in knowing about subalpine
and alpine wildflowers near Cottonwood Pass. Sgn
up at the Community Center, 641-8060.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Women’s, 9:30am, 114 N
• Gunnison Clothing Project Now open 10am-2pm! In
the alley West of N. 10th St. between Virginia & W
Tomichi. Donations welcome.
• Shaman's Corner presents Holistic Healing Day the
2nd Saturday from 10am-4pm. Offering $15
acupuncture, energy work and chair massage.
• Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday Praise and
Worship 10am; Bible discussion & kids programing
11am. 77 Ute Lane, 970-209-7911 or 970-234-2336
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, 7pm, 114 N Wisconsin,
Gunnison, aawesterncolorado.org.
• Gunnison Valley Observatory, 8:45pm presentation,
“How Fast Are We Going?”, then viewing through the
telescopes! Opens at sunset.
www.gunnisonvalleyobservatory.org
Comedy Night featuring Troy Baxley, HBO Comedy
Festival Finalist. 9pm. $18. 349-7487,
Sunday, August 9
• Tennis Social Mixer: Come meet new people and
enjoy tennis. All levels. Sundays, Aug. 9, 23. Bring
balls. Sign up: kristimurt@gmail.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary. Check website for
morning workshops; Restorative, 5-6pm with Dave.
• Sundays@6! At Legion Park on the corner of Tomichi
Avenue and Teller Street! 6-8pm for FREE live music.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, Sundays, 7pm, 114 N
Monday, August 10
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am, 8:45am Spin;
12pm, 4pm Group Fitness. Childcare avail. 8:3010:30am, 11:30-1:30pm, 4:30-6:30pm. 405 W.
Tomichi, www.coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7am Sunrise,
10:30am Chair Yoga, 12:30pm Aerial, 1:45pm Spine
Strengthening, 5:15 Yoga in the Yard, 6:30 Yoga for
Athletes. 513 S. Main St., gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church! WACKY
WORLD of WATER VBS for pre-school & elementary.
Monday-Thursday, August 10-14 from 9:30am-Noon.
Virginia & Pine St. 641-2240.
• 10am Socrates Cafe "To what extent do you shape
your own destiny?" at the Gunnison Library. This
event is free and open to the public.
10am. 320 ½ N. Main St., Gunnison. www.gunnisonyoga.com 970-275-5987
• Every Monday (excluding Holidays): Gunnison
#C, Gunnison. 970-641-4156.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Traditions, Mondays,
7pm, 114 N Wisconsin, Gunnison,
aawesterncolorado.org
• Roller Derby! In Gunnison on Mondays at the Fred
Field House from 7-9pm. Everyone is welcome and
no previous skills required.
Tuesday, August 11
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am Open Boxing; 7am,
12pm Group Fitness; 9:30am Just Move; 5pm
Stretch. 405 W. Tomichi,
coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7am Kundalini, 9am
Aerial Conditioning,12:15pm Yoga Mix, 5:15pm
Restorative, 6:30 Earth & Sky Yoga. 513 S. Main St.,
Gunnison, www.gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Morning English Classes, 8:30am at the Family
Services Center, 225 N. Pine. Center for Adult
Education, Ellen 641-7999, Marsha 641-7647.
• Gunnison Clothing Project Now open 10am-2pm! In
the alley West of N. 10th St. between Virginia & W
• Gunnison Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at
Café Silvestre, 903 North Main St., Gunnison.
• Knights of Columbus will meet the 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of every month at Parish Hall.
• Mountain Roots Food Project presents "U-Pick
Tuesdays." Pick, wash, and weigh your own local
organic produce; sliding scale. 5-7pm, Gunnison
Community School Garden. 724-388-5449 for info.
• Celebrate Recovery Meetings, Tuesday, 6pm, Oh Be
Joyful Church, Crested Butte. 970-596-3846 or go to
www.ohbejoyfulchurch.org.
• BINGO Tuesdays at the Elks Lodge, Gunnison, 7:30pm
• Alanon/Alateen Gunnison, 7:30pm Tuesdays. The Last
Resort 114 N Wisconsin St. alanon.org
Tinariwen “Best World Music” Grammy-winning blues
from Mali, West Africa, 8pm. $25. 349-7487,
Wednesday, August 12
• Attention All 3rd-8th Grade Football Players! GHS is
hosting the Gunnison FUTURES football camp August
12th-14th from 3:30-5pm. szimm29@gmail.com
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am Spin, and Just
Move; 9am, 12pm Stretch; 4pm, 5pm group fitness.
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary! 7am Sunrise yoga,
9am Prana Vinyasa, 10:30 Kids Yoga, 12:15
Lunchtime, 5:30 Vinyasa flow. 513 S. Main St.,
Gunnison. gunnisonsanctuary.com
10am; Meditation Sanga (no charge) 5pm; Yoga All
Levels 5:30pm. 320 ½ N. Main St., Gunnison.
www.gunnison-yoga.com 970-275-5987
• Every Wednesday (excluding Holidays): Gunnison
#C, Gunnison. 970-641-4156.
• Free Meditation class every Wednesday 5-5:20pm at
Main Street Clinic, Gunnison, on the alley.
• Double Shot Cyclery Group Road Rides every
Wednesday at 5:30pm. Meet in front of 222 N. Main
St., Gunnison.
• Community leisure bicycle ride around town, meet
at All Sports Replay, 115 W Georgia, Gunnison, 6pm.
• The American Legion, 501 E. Virginia Ave., meets
every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 6pm. Claire
209-6042, Ed 596-7883, or Larry 641-0172
Bring your children. CAFE 641-7684.
• Roller Derby! In Crested Butte Wednesdays at the CB
school gym from 6:45-8:45pm. Everyone is welcome
and no previous skills required.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, Wed., 7pm, 114 N
• Gunnison Bible Institute at First Baptist Church each
Wednesday at 7pm. Open to the public.
• GriefShare meets at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church,
711 N. Main, Gunnison, Wednesday 7 to 9pm. Rodney
Morrill 970-349-7769.
• Alanon/Alateen Crested Butte, 7:30pm Wednesdays,
The UCC Church Parlor, 403 Maroon Ave. alanon.org
Thursday, August 13
• Colorado's Western Slope Celebrates 47th Annual
Palisade Peach Festival, Aug. 13-15.
www.visitgrandjunction.com/palisade-peach-festival
• Group fitness classes at Colorado Fitness: 7am, 9am
(Yoga) & 12pm, 4pm, open boxing 5:30pm. Childcare
avail. 8:30-10:30am, 11:30-1:30pm, 4:30-6:30pm.
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7:30 Beginners, 9am
Alignment, 10:15 Restorative, 12:15 Lunch mix, 6pm
Restorative; 7:15pm Women’s Kudalini (thru 7/30).
• Crested Butte Land Trust Summer Hike, Snodgrass
Trail 8-10:30am. Sign up: www.cblandtrust.org, or
call Claire at the Crested Butte Land Trust 349-1206
• Mothering Support Group, last Thursday of every
month, 10am, Oh Be Joyful Church, Crested Butte.
Julie jbremer@gvh-colorado.org, 275-5088
• Trap Shooting for Ladies and Youth Thursdays at 5:30
Gunnison Sportsmen's Assoc., through September.
Annette 970-209-9089
• Estate Planning for Small Business Owners, Crested
Butte Town Hall from 5:30-7:30pm. FREE seminar!
Informal setting. Light refreshments provided.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Daily Reflection, 7pm,
114 N Wisconsin, Gunnison, aawesterncolorado.org
Friday, August 14
• Group fitness classes at Colorado Fitness: 8:45am
Spin; 9:30am, 4pm Group Fitness. 405 W. Tomichi,
www.coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7am Yin; 9pm High
School Outreach. 513 South Main St., Gunnison,
www.gunnisonsanctuary.com
T he Deadline for THE GUNNISON VALLEY CALENDAR is MONDAY at 10:00 a.m.
• FreeCycle Friday, Ute Hall on WSCU campus, donate
or browse FREE items. 720-878-2537.
• Paint Your Own Pottery! A the Gunnison Arts Center,
Fridays from 1-5pm. $5 - $45. 641-4029
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Speaker, 7pm, 114 N.
• The Gunnison Valley Observatory, 8:45pm,
presentation, then viewing through the telescopes!
www.gunnisonvalleyobservatory.org
Saturday, August 15
• Wildflower and Science Extravaganza Hike, Saturday,
August 15 from 8am-5pm. Registration is $55. Info.
& registration: crestedbuttewildflowerfestival.com.
• Yoga at The Sanctuary, 9-10:30am. 513 S. Main St.,
Gunnison, gunnisonsanctuary.com
• Gunnison Farmers Market! Main St. & Virginia,
9:30am-1:30pm, gunnisonfarmersmarket.com
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Women’s, 9:30am, 114 N
• Gunnison Clothing Project open 10am-2pm! In the
alley West of N. 10th St. between Virginia & W
• Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday Praise &
Worship 10am; Bible discussion & kids programing
11am. 77 Ute Lane, Gunnison. 970-209-7911, 970234-2336
• 25th Annual Banquet for the World Record Chapter
of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Call Les 5960215 or Roberta 596-7655 for tickets of information.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, 7pm, 114 N Wisconsin,
Gunnison, aawesterncolorado.org
• Gunnison Valley Observatory, 8:50pm presentation - then viewing through the telescopes! Opens at
sunset. www.gunnisonvalleyobservatory.org
Sunday, August 16
• Safe Harbor Ranch Kids Day from 11-1pm visit
safeharborranch.com for more information.
• 4pm “Soldier Girls” - a reading and author visit with
Helen Thorpe, at the Gunnison Library. This event is
free and open to the public.
• Yoga at The Sanctuary. Restorative w/Dave, 5-6pm.
• Sundays@6! At Legion Park on the corner of Tomichi
Avenue and Teller Street! 6-8pm for FREE live music
and family fun.
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, Sundays, 7pm, 114 N
Monday, August 17
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am, 8:45am Spin;
12pm, 4pm Group Fitness. Childcare avail. 8:3010:30am, 11:30-1:30pm, 4:30-6:30pm. 405 W.
Tomichi, www.coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Summer Yoga at The Sanctuary, 7am Sunrise, 9am
Mat Pilates, 12:30pm Aerial with Kate, 6:30 Yoga for
Athletes. 513 S. Main St., Gunnison,
gunnisonsanctuary.com
• ATTENTION! All 9th-12th grade boys interested in
playing high school football. The official start date is
7:45am at Gunnison High School. Shane Zimmerman
at 970-641-7700 for more information.
10am. 320 ½ N. Main St., Gunnison. www.gunnisonyoga.com 970-275-5987
• Every Monday (excluding Holidays), Gunnison Country
Food Pantry, Open 1pm-4pm, 321 N. Main St #C, 970641-4156. 970-641-4156.
• Roller Derby! In Gunnison on Mondays at the Fred
Field House from 7-9pm. Everyone is welcome and
no previous skills required
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open/Traditions, Mondays,
7pm, 114 N Wisconsin, Gunnison,
aawesterncolorado.org
Tuesday, August 18
• Classes at Colorado Fitness: 6am Open Boxing; 7am,
12pm Group Fitness; 9:30am Just Move; 5pm
Stretch. Childcare hours available. 405 W. Tomichi,
coloradofitnessgunnison.com
• Gunnison Clothing Project open 10am-2pm! In the
alley West of N. 10th St. between Virginia & W
• Gunnison Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at
Café Silvestre, 903 North Main St., Gunnison.
• Celebrate Recovery Meetings, Tuesday, 6pm, Oh Be
Joyful Church, Crested Butte. Call 970-596-3846 or
go to www.ohbejoyfulchurch.org.
• BINGO every Tuesday at the Elks Lodge, 7:30pm
• Alanon/Alateen Gunnison, 7:30pm Tuesdays-The Last
Resort 114 N Wisconsin St. alanon.org
Daily Happenings
• Alcoholics Anonymous, Open, Daily, 8am, 114 N
A Look Ahead...
• Carvin' Up Colorado Chainsaw Carving Expo: August
22-23. Reserve a personal carving for your home or
business. Price levels to fit any budget. Andy at
aeflin@cityofgunnison-co.gov or call 970-210-1777
email kadie@gunnisonshopper .com
Help Western Difference Makers Make Their Mark
Western students like Bob Maddox make a special mark in our communities.
Bob plans to make her own mark through her studies in Exercise and Sports Science
combined with the unique life experience provided by attending Western.
Today’s Western students face daunting challenges and pressures as they go forward
as Mountaineers. It takes all members of the Western Nation to step up to give these
special Mountaineers an opportunity to pursue their dreams!
Meet Samantha “Bob” Maddox,
A Western Difference Maker
Make a difference and make a donation, call 970-641-2237 or go to westernup.org
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Hiring, training,
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duties. Assists with snow removal.
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with students, staff and the general public in a positive and friendly
manner. Must have a High School
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Pay depends on experience. (8/5). (8/12).
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duties of the regular classroom
teacher or educational asst. as
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responsibilities of overseeing
pupil behavior in classes, between
classes and during lunch.
Colorado Teaching License or
Colorado 5 Year Substitute
Authorization. Experience working
with children. Full time position
with benefits. Please contact:
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
CHILDCARE
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CLEANING HELP NEEDED for
the upcoming fall. If you can work
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childcare or 2 hours of general
cleaning or maintenance in
exchange for a full gym pass,
please call 641-3375. (8/12).
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over the 60 word limit will be
charged a paid ad fee dependent
on the number of words. Please
see the website for details at
www.gunnisonshopper.com, or
call 641-3148. - Thank you, The
Gunnison Country Shopper. (8/5).
GUNNISON
PARKS
AND
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some part time coaching positions for this fall: Gymnastics,
Volleyball, After School Program,
Football, and Swim Instructor. All
coaching positions require experience in the specific sport as well
as experience working with children. Pick up an application at
200 East Spencer Avenue or call
641-8060 for more information.
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(Mon.-Fri. 6:30am-2:30pm), Job
Responsibilities: Preparing salad
bar items for breakfast/lunch/dinner, operating salad bar station,
and maintaining a clean and sanitary station. Job Requirements:
Kitchen/prep experience, strong
knife skills, punctuality and the
ability to multitask. Perk: Job benefits and free meal per shift. (8/5).
ARGUS EVENT STAFFING is
looking for exceptional customer
service team members to help
provide various services for the
Mumford and Sons concert in
Salida- August 20, 21 and 22. Pay
will be $165 a day, meals will be
provided and camping for employees is free. Please call 303-7991140 for application information.
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museum activities, mange a small
retail store, greet visitors, and
organize memberships and class
registrations. Skills in social
media and graphic design are
desirable. Additionally this position would design curriculum and
teach a variety of art-based classes for ages 0-11. Experience in
visual art and teaching children
required. Please email resume
and references to director@trailheadkids.org. (8/5/pd/90).
CABIN CREEK CONSTRUCTION, LLC has an opening for a
full time carpenter. Successful
applicant must have a valid drivers
license and be 18 years or older.
Interested applicants should be
dependable, professional and
drug free. Duties may include
framing, painting, finish carpentry,
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1 FT Insurance Counselor, 2 FT &
N o w s t o c k i n g S h a r p , P h i l ip s ,
1 PRN Admissions Rep, 1 PRN
J V C & T os h iba L E D T V s
Cook, 1 FT Paramedic, 1 PRN
Physical Therapist, 1 PRN
Labor/Delivery RN. At CB PHYSICAL
THERAPY:
1
PT
henrystv.com
Receptionist. At FAMILY MEDISERVING GUNNISON AREA SINCE 1961
CINE CLINIC: 1 FT Medical
1 1/2 miles North of Gunnison on Highway 135
Assistant. At HOME MEDICAL
SERVICES: 1 PRN Certified
Nurse Aide. At ASSISTED LIVING:
1 PRN Personal Care Provider. At TELLER/LOAN PROCESSOR SODEXO’S RARE AIR CAFE @
Crested
Butte WSCU: Salad Prep - Part-time
SENIOR CARE CENTER: 1 FT POSITION:
Cook, 2 FT C.N.A.’s, Certified Savings and Loan is seeking appli- (Sat./Sun. 9:30am-2pm), Job
Nurse Aide Training Class. (PRN = cations from hard working ener- Responsibilities: Preparing salad
as needed) Please visit our web- getic team members with a pro- bar items for brunch/dinner, opersite for more in-depth position fessional attitude to join our loan ating salad bar station, and maindescriptions, specific qualification origination team. Qualified candi- taining a clean and sanitary staJob
Requirements:
requirements and to apply online dates will possess strong commu- tion.
http://jobs.gunnisonvalleyhealth.o nication skills, demonstrated Kitchen/prep experience, strong
rg, or call HR for questions 970- attention to detail and a basic knife skills, punctuality and the
641-1456. All offers of employ- understanding of mortgage lend- ability to multitask. Perk: free
ment are contingent upon the suc- ing. Duties will also include per- meal per shift. (8/5).
cessful completion of a negative forming varied functions including
GUNNISON COUNTY EMPLOY10 panel drug screen test, crimi- deposit and withdrawal transac- MENT OPPORTUNITY: Airport
nal background check, reference tions, opening of checking, sav- Lead Duty Officer, Full time,
checks, infection prevention pro- ings, certificates of deposit and $46,300-$65,490
benefits;
cedures (TB test, Flu Shot, immu- IRA accounts. Successful appli- Airport Duty Officer, Full time,
nization records, etc.), physical cants will receive a competitive $34,931-$49,410
benefits;
capacity profile and acknowledg- salary, paid vacation and opportu- Detention Deputy, Full time,
nities
for
future
advancement.
ment of policies. (8/5/169).
benefits;
Health
Submit letter of application, $37,026
GUNNISON
WATERSHED resume and references to: Janice Educator Tobacco and CCPD, 20
hrs/week, $18,513/yr. For more
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
English English, Sr. Vice President 303 N.
information, including complete
Language
Learners/GES Main Gunnison, CO 81230 or
job descriptions, required qualifijenglish@gunnisonsl.com.
Equal
Educational Assistant. Work
cations and application instrucdirectly with ELL students, Opportunity Employer. (8/5/107).
tions,
please
visit
Experience with interpreting and
COURT JUDICIAL ASSISTANT www.GunnisonCounty.org/HR
translation required. Fluency in (DEPUTY CLERK):
The (8/5).
Spanish required. Requires asso- Gunnison Combined Court is seekciates degree or 24 hours college ing applications to fill the 1.00 WORKER NEEDED: to move furcredit or demonstrated proficien- FTE (40 hours per week) position niture, do yard chores, carry
cy in the work-keys assessment. of Court Judicial Assistant. items from place to place, etc., as
Please contact: Superintendent’s Position is responsible for techni- needed. Prefer college student.
Office, JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N. cal clerical work in the processing Must have own transportation and
Boulevard, 970-641-7760, jkling- of court cases. The monthly be reliable. Call 641-9588. (8/12).
smith@gunnisonschools.net, OR salary is $2,925. Applications
WATERSHED
Colorado Workforce, 970-641- shall be filed electronically. To GUNNISON
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
(2)
0031. (8/5).
apply
go
to Preschool Educational Assistantshttp://www.courts.state.co.us Lake Early childhood experience
HELP WANTED @ The Boom-aunder
the
Careers/Career
Rang. Must be able to work most Opportunities tab and follow preferred. Full-time. Please conweekends, afternoon closings and instructions to apply for this posi- tact: Superintendent’s Office,
1-2 days a week. Starting pay tion. Failure to complete the JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N.
$9/hr., flexible scheduling. Must application and follow the Boulevard, 970-641-7760, jklinglike people, enjoy organizing and instructions completely may smith@gunnisonschools.net, OR
staying very busy, have a great result in disqualification from Colorado Workforce, 970-641fashion sense with a broad knowl- consideration for the position. 0031. (8/5).
edge about clothing brands. Applications must be filed elec- GUNNISON
WATERSHED
e
m
a
i
l tronically on or before August 7, SCHOOL DISTRICT: Preschool
boomarang221@yahoo.com or 2015. (8/5/pd/99).
Group Leader-Lake, 3 year old
come by the Boom-a-Rang, 221 N
classroom in the am, 4 year old
P/T CLERK/STOCKER POSI- classroom in the pm. Must be
Main St., Gunnison. (8/5).
TION available at High Mountain Group Leader Qualified with expeMULTI-LINE DEALERSHIP IN Liquor, must be 21 yrs old, selfTHE BEAUTIFUL SAN JUAN motivated, must work well with rience teaching in early childhood
MOUNTAINS in Lake City, CO others and possess great cus- classrooms. Full time with benefits.
Please
contact:
looking for a talented and self- tomer skills. Nights and weekSuperintendent’s Office, JoAnn
motivated Service Tech and Parts ends, wage DOE. Bring your aweKlingsmith, 800 N. Boulevard,
help. Experience with Polaris, some resume to 901 N. Main St.,
970-641-7760, jklingsmith@gunBombardier, ATV’s, Side X Sides, Gunnison, or call Shawn 641nisonschools.net, OR Colorado
Snowmobiles,
and
Trailers. 6304 for interview appointment.
Workforce, 970-641-0031. (8/5).
(8/12).
General Automotive knowledge
would be very helpful . Full time
HELP WANTED: for housework
position with vacation pay and dis- ALMONT RESORT IS HIRING: 1 day a week, 641-2801. (8/5).
counts
to
employees. full time food servers, housekeepCompensation is based on experi- ers and line cook. Call 641-4009. MONTY’S AUTO PARTS is looking for an in-town delivery driver.
ence and willingness to learn. If (8/5).
interested contact Jeff at 970- BOOKWORM IS TAKING APPLI- Clean driving record is required.
944-2311 or email resume to lca- CATIONS for part time weekend Position is full time and permajkm@yahoo.com or fax to 970- person. Inquire at the store. nent. Apply in person at 223 W.
Hwy 50. (8/12).
944-2813.
RELOCATION is Position starts immediately!
required (8/12/79).
(8/12).
641-1453
THE JOB HOTLINE
109 East Georgia
Gunnison
970-641-0031
TELLER LOAN PROCESSOR
Duties will also include performing varied functions including
deposit and withdrawal transactions, opening of checking,
savings, certificates of deposit and IRA accounts. Qualified
candidates will possess strong communication skills,
demonstrated attention to detail and a basic understanding of
mortgage lending. #CO6234365
RETAIL MANAGER
Maintains food quality and customer service. May assume
General Manager's (GM) responsibilities and authority in his/her
absence. Assists in maintenance of cash control and payroll
records. Assists in supporting the financial/Human Resources
(HR) functions. Maintains customer satisfaction and good public
relations. #CO6232851
CASHIER & SERVICE DESK
Receive and disburse money in establishments other than
financial institutions. May use electronic scanners, cash registers,
or related equipment. May process credit or debit card
transactions and validate checks. #CO6211931
Been laid off from a job recently? You may qualify for personalized
assistance with job search, career guidance, resume development,
interviewing, job skills development, relocation assistance and MORE.
CDLE is an EO Employer/auxiliary aids/services available upon request.
For information on these or other jobs, call 641-0031.
Member Service Representative - Gunnison Branch
We are looking for enthusiastic, customer centered team members to fill a Full Time Member Service Rep II, Teller duties,
handling new accounts and other member financial needs; and a
Part-Time Teller position, 25-30 hours per week. Ideal candidates will have great customer service, communication and cash
handling skills. Prior teller experience is a plus. Both positions
will require working closely with our membership and staff.
Performs other duties as requested. To apply please send your
resume to slobato@nuvista.org, apply online at
www.nuvista.org or in person at NuVista 243 N. Main,
Gunnison, CO. For more information please call
(970)497-5378. EOE/MFDV
employment
...continued from page 18
Now Hiring Counter Help for the
Rocky Mountain Chocolate
Factory in Crested Butte.
Provide excellent customer
service, stock cases, dip apples,
make fudge and serve ice cream.
FUN JOB! Can earn $12 or
more per hour with tips
during the summer. Part time.
Year round. Flexible schedules.
Apply in person
to Andi at 314 Elk Avenue,
Crested Butte. EOE M/F
Hiring Full and Part-Time
CREW POSITIONS AND
MAINTENANCE PEOPLE
Experience Preferred
Apply on-line at mcstate.com or
at the store - 800 E. Tomichi,
641-5050
E.O.E.
NOW
HIRING
• Shift Managers - 3 months of
restaurant management
experience preferred.
• Cooks.
• Servers - Can earn $15 or more per
hour with tips.
• Delivery Drivers - Can earn $15
or more per hr with tips. Must be a
licensed, insured driver, age 18 or
older with a clean driving record.
Excellent training and advancement
opportunities, flexible work hours,
meal discounts.
Apply online at jobsatpizzahut.com
E.O.E. M/F
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more! Visit SkiCB.com/Jobs to
view positions and APPLY! (8/12).
NURSE AIDE AND UNIT COORDINATOR
opportunities
at
Gunnison Valley Hospital. GVH currently has full time and part time
opportunities available. The Unit
Coordinator is the first person
most patients encounter when
entering
the
Emergency
Department. They function as the
hub of the nursing department
through order entry, transfer
arrangements, admissions, discharges and their overall function
as a liaison between the nursing
department and all other departments/contract services at GVH.
Nursing Aides assist in the performance of a variety of duties
directly and indirectly related to
patient care delivery always under
the direction and supervision of
the professional nurse. Please
visit our website for more in-depth
position descriptions, specific
qualification requirements and to
apply onlinehttp://jobs.gunnisonvalleyhealth.org, or call HR for
questions 970-641-1456. All
offers of employment are contingent upon the successful completion of a negative 10 panel drug
screen test, criminal background
check, reference checks, infection prevention procedures (TB
test, Flu Shot, immunization
records, etc.), physical capacity
profile and acknowledgement of
policies. (8/5/162).
LINE COOKS: $14/hr. Call 970349-6645, 970-349-6645 (8/12).
LABORERS NEEDED: pay DOE.
Stucco work, 970-275-2863.
(8/5).
GUNNISON
WATERSHED
SCHOOL DISTRICT: Preschool
Group Leader-Lake 4-6 year old
classroom (FRIDAY’S ONLY) Must
be Group Leader Qualified with
experience teaching in early childhood classrooms. Run Friday child
care program with emphasis on
physical fitness, nutrition and
FUN. Part time no benefits. Please
contact: Superintendent’s Office,
B
Colorado Workforce,
970-641a
0031. (8/5).
FOR SALE: heated water bowl
$5; heater small animal water bottle, $5; small animal heated pad
(9”x12”) $5. 641-4254. (8/12).
AQUARIUM: 30 gal. with stand ,
CDLE is an EO Employer/auxiliary
lighted cover,aids/services
heater, airavailable
pump,
WATERSHED u foods and more. Best offer , call
GUNNISON
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Library 641-3276, and leave message.
Educational Assistant-GHS. Duties (8/12).
include, but are not limited to:
Staffing the circulation desk; GUINEA PIG free to good home,
Check in/out library materials; sweet reddish female, 2 years
Shelving information center mate- old, comes with free cage, bedrials; Updating library database; ding, food, water bottle. Ginger
Cataloging information materials; loves kids, strawberries, waterAssisting staff with AV equipment; melon and lots of love. Call 349Other clerical duties as needed. 7395. (8/12).
Office, JoAnn Klingsmith, 800 N. SUDAN PLEATED LIZARD in
You He has a
Boulevard, 970-641-7760, jkling- need of another home.
m
smith@gunnisonschools.net,
OR kinked tail (prior to owning) and
Colorado Workforce, 970-641- comes with a set up. However he
CDLE is an EO Employer/auxiliary
will need a larger tank. VERY shy.
0031. (8/5).
a
Setup and lizard for $45. 970RELIEF MAIL DRIVER NEEDED: 817-3270 (8/5).
Saturdays plus. Clean driving
record a must. Paid $75 a day. FOR SALE: dog house, $15. Call
Includes our vehicle and gas. Call 641 3283. (8/5).
641-8708. (8/12).
THE WESTERN STATE COLORADO
CLUB
SPORTS
DEPARTMENT is looking to hire
several coaches for various programs for in-season Coaching.
Includes presences at all practices, away, and home games.
Feel
free
to
contact
clubsports@western.edu if you’re
interested. Western is an
Affirmative
Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer. The Clubs
are: Women’s Soccer, Men’s
Soccer, Men’s Lacrosse, Women’s
Dance, Men’s Ice Hockey,
Women’s Ice Hockey, Men’s
Lacrosse. (8/5/pd/64).
SALES ASSOCIATE WANTED at
Studio West. Must be organized,
have good sales experience and
must be able to work weekends.
Send resume to priscila@studiowestinteriors.com (8/12).
KIDS & STUDENTS
WILL WORK
Look below for that
Neighborhood Kid
or Eager College Student
To Do What You
Need Done...
(8/5)
RECENT GRADUATE looking for
odd jobs. Babysitting, pet sitting,
and house sitting. I am available
morning, afternoons, nights and
weekends. If interested; Call 970417-2013. (8/5).
13 YEARS OLD LOOKING FOR
ANY WORK TO DO: Trying to
save money so I can go to Taylor
Challenge with my school this
year I need to have $111 by the
first week of school. Please contact me if you have work for me.
970-596-5299 (8/12).
pet
MINI SCHNAUZER PUPPIES
FOR SALE! 8 weeks old, ready to
go. $500 price includes crate,
first shots, and de-worming.
Lovable and so adorable. Going
FAST so HURRY! Contact Chelsea
719-250-1641 (8/5).
5 SUGAR GLIDERS w/ cage and
all accessories for sale. 1 n/m, 4
females. Very sweet. Asking
$1000, willing to negotiate.
Please call/text 970-376-1264
for more info. (8/12).
FOR SALE: large dog kennel with
door. 3 panels and door. $125.
Call 641-3283. (8/5).
brysen & remi
Remi is a 3-4 year old Dachshund/Italian
Greyhound mix. Remi is shy when she first
meets new people and dogs, but within
a week she'll be following you around
the house, cuddling, playing, and giving
kisses to other dogs in the home.
AQUARIUM: 10.5”W X 20”L X
12.5”H, w/internal filter and green
& white rocks, $60 OBO. 6421279. (8/5).
FREE TO A GOOD HOME: Billie
our 2 yr old border collie needs a
new home where he can roam.
Good dog, just needs more space
to run.
(8/5).
You970-497-9540
may qualify for personalized
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Brysen, a handsome dark orange
tabby, is an 11-month-old love bug who
desperately needs a family. His adopter
will need to be willing to let him settle in
slowly; your patience will be worth it!
See all of our adoptable animals at
gvawl.org, gvawl.petfinder.com, or
on facebook.
S H E LT E R H O U R S
Wednesdays 5-7pm
Saturdays 10am-1pm
Sundays 10am-1pm
And by appointment
All animals are current
on vaccinations and
spayed or neutered.
970.641.1173
I N FO @ GV AW L . O R G
9 8 B AS I N P A R K D R I V E
WANTED:
Large galvanized
chicken waterer. 275-3516. (8/5).
HORSE HAY FOR SALE:
Timothy, Brome, Clover, Mt. Mix,
small squares/ $4 a bale,
contact Dana & Larry Allison
at 972-824-4328 (8/5/pd/20).
FOR SALE: Easy-going experienced trail horse for relaxed riding. 14 yr 15H black mare. Arab
cross. $1,000. 641-6280. (8/5).
PREMIUM BARN STORED HAY:
Grass; Grass/Alfalfa; Alfalfa.
Small squares, large squares
and rounds.
And, also have straw.
970-872-3141.
B e t s y Fo l k e r t h , MSPT
970-641-2118
COLD LASER - MASSAGE
HERBAL REMEDIES & MORE
FOR SALE: DRAFT CROSS
TRAIL HORSE. 16H, 8 yr gelding. Bright sorrel. Brave and energetic on trails. Fun to ride. Needs
experienced rider. Comes with
adoption contract. 641-6280.
(8/12).
(8/5/19)
2 MARKET WETHER GOATS
FOR SALE: $150 each. 970-6413395. (8/5).
FOR SALE: wheelbarrow $30;
post hole digger $30. Call 6411224. (8/5).
FOR SALE: Worm composter, 3
tier with spigot at bottom. $35.
Call 970-275-5088 (8/12).
NEW CLASSIFIED CATEGORY FARM/GARDEN: For all the
backyard gardeners, chicken
farmers, landscapers... buy and
sell your stuff here! Fencing, tools,
supplies, rocks, dirt, eggs... Don’t
forget to check out the new website www.gunnisonshopper.com.
(8/5).
GUNNISON VALLEY EDIBLE
FRUIT INVENTORY NEEDS
YOUR INPUT! CSU Master
Gardeners are compiling an inventory of successes and failures
growing apples, cherries, plums,
currants...
Go
to
www.GunnisonGardens.com to
complete the survey. (8/12).
FOR SALE: Wheelbarrow, light
weight, 8 cu ft w/2 wheels NEW
COST $120, ASKING $85 OBO.
596-5301 (8/5).
FOR SALE: metal garden hose
reel, holds 200’ hose. $20 Also 2
fiberglass garden hose hangers
$2 each. 641-4265 (8/12).
MOUNTAIN ROOTS FOOD
PROJECT PRESENTS “U-Pick
Tuesdays.” Pick, wash, and weigh
your own local organic produce,
available on a sliding scale. The
first Gunnison event will be
Tuesday, Aug. 11, from 5-7 p.m.
at the Gunnison Community
School Garden. Proceeds support
sustainable agriculture, Farm to
School programming, and food
security projects. Call Al Smith at
(724) 388-5449 for more information. (8/12).
FOR SALE: Wheelbarrow, light
weight, 8 cu ft w/2 wheels. NEW
COST $120, ASKING $85 OBO.
596-5301 (8/12).
ranching
FREE HAY: last year’s cutting,
call Tim 209-7262 or Linda 2754611. (8/5).
FOR SALE: two rolls of antique
barbed wire (November 21, 1876
Watkins Lazy H). One roll approx
114’ long $350. The other is
approx 84’ long $275. Or $500
for both. 641-4265 (8/12).
NEED TO TRANSPORT MY
HORSE from Gunnison to Park
City. Need to have horse trailer.
Will pay for gas plus fee. More
info 720-233-4251. (8/5).
DRAFT CROSS TRAIL HORSE
FOR SALE: 16H, 8 yr gelding.
Bright sorrel. Brave and energetic
on trails. Fun to ride. Needs experienced rider. Comes with adoption contract. 641-6280. (8/12).
WANTED: Someone with equipment to cut and bale hay on
approximately 4 acres in Upper
Castle Mountain. Please call: 6410246. (8/12).
BARN STORED
TIMOTHY HAY
$3.00 to $6.00 per bale for
2014 hay.
Special pricing for 2015 hay
loaded out of the field.
motorized
97 YZ 125: runs great ‘New’ top
end sprockets chain n grips, good
tires, $1500, 970-901-0622.
(8/5).
FOR SALE: 2004 Honda VTX
1300 Retro in mint condition.
7,300 original miles. Perfectly
Maintained and always garage
kept. $1,500 in extras included.
$3999 OBO. Call 349-1119 for
more details. (8/5).
2001 HONDA XR 400: Runs
great, starts 1st kick. Tires 75%.
Registered for 2015. $1600. Text
970-901-7648 (8/12).
1ST $4900 TAKES THIS: 1989
Mercury Invader boat w/470
engine I-O; custom cover, 11’
Bimini top, trailer, extra reel supports, extra props, fish finder,
GPS, marine radio & speakers,
nice vinyl seats, captain chair.
641-5644. Or trade for 28’ - 30’
tandem axle with duals gooseneck flatbed trailer. (8/5).
303-808-5688
rickrandall@qwestoffice.net
2 ATVS FOR SALE: 350 Yamaha,
125 Honda. 641-4836. (8/5).
(8/5/25)
HAY TARP: 40’ X 60’ Heavy Duty.
Brand new, open package.
Appropriate twine included. $500.
Call 970-641-3131. (8/12).
8 FOOT ELK FENCE FOR SALE:
call for information! 275-4852.
(8/5).
BLOCKING CHUTE: for show
steers. Folding/portable. $75.
Call for pic or to see, 970-2092058 (D), 970-641-4007 (E).
(8/5).
SHOW SADDLE FOR SALE! Seat
size is 16” tree size is medium,
tooled, rawhide covered with silver on it too! $450 970-7074042. (8/5).
QUARTERHORSE FOR SALE: 7
year old mare. Quiet sweet disposition. Good trail and mountain
horse. Has worked cattle. Loads
and shoes easily. Very sound and
healthy. Has been in the arena a
few times. $1500. Call for pics or
to see, 970-209-2058 (D), 970641-4007 (E). (8/5).
YZ 125: runs well, new parts &
top end, $1300, 970-901-0622.
(8/12).
2 ATV LOADING RAMPS: all aluminum, like new, used 4 times,
paid $500, asking $250. 970209-6677. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 4 ATV tires front
AT26x8-12, rear AT26x11-12
good shape, $100 for all 4. 6414104 (8/5).
2007 YAMAHA VINO YJ125W
SCOOTER: Only (approximately)
690 miles. Light Gray color. 65 to
70 miles per gallon. $1,595.
($2,499, New). Handles 2 people
with no problem. Scott 970-9010874. (8/26).
FOR SALE: 20’ Hudson beaver
tail flat bed trailer with ramps and
front tool box, $5000 OBO. 6415644 (8/5).
WE BUY USED motorcycles,
ATVs and side by sides. 970641-0883, days. (8/5/11).
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motorized
1990 HONDA VTR IMPORT
SPEC BIKE: 30HP with 250cc
insurance rates! NEW CARBURETORS! 12,000 miles. $1200 OBO.
Need to sell before returning to
school. Excellent condition. 832421-7566. (8/12).
2014 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE
T100 Black. 700 miles, custom
Roland sands seat. New retail
price over 12K with taxes, will sell
for $9,000 firm. Still have warranty and did purchase new, perfect
condition. Ask for Mark 970-2758827 (8/5).
REESE 16K 5th wheel, railmount, hitch. Excellent condition,
$200. 505-660-3523 (8/12).
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE: 50
Mpg! Save money on gas 2001
Suzuki Volusia V twin cruiser, new
battery, new tires, low mileage,
maroon/black, $2300 OBO. 970401-3578 (8/5).
Let Us Sell Your
ATV or Motorcycle
Only $75
Sun Sports Unltd
641-0883
(8/5/13)
FOR SALE: 1974 Ridge Guide
14’ aluminum boat (actual length
15’8”) 45hp Chrysler motor
(might need starter) and 40hp
Johnson motor, and boat trailer.
$700 OBO. 970-581-8310 or
505-307-2715. (8/5).
15’ LARSON SKI BOAT: motor
needs work, $950. 275-4852.
(8/5).
2007 SCHWINN SPORT LX150
SCOOTER: approximately 475
miles. 65 to 70 miles per gallon.
Plenty of room for 2 riders.
$1,595, ($2,399 new). Red color.
Great fun! Scott 970-901-0874.
(8/26).
ALL HELMETS
ON SALE
ALL THE TIME!
Only at
Sun Sports Unlimited
West Hwy. 50
Gunnison
970-641-0883
SNOWMOBILE & TRAILER:
1992 Arctic Cat 5500 EXT,
Spartan snowmobile trailer,
$1500/both. Lake City, 970-9017842. (8/5).
FOR SALE: TRAILERS... NEW
AND USED. ATV, UTV, motorcycle, snowmobile and utility models
in striock. Come and check out
the new Vault Cargo Trailer by
Triton. Sun Sports Unlimited,
West HWY 50, Gunnison. 970641-0883. (8/5/34).
1981
SCORPION
CHRIS
CRAFT 17 ft ski boat. 350
inboard, bench seats with new
upholstery, 3 blade stainless steal
prop. Runs great! Trailer included
with current tags. $3200 OBO.
970-596-3007 (8/5).
VERY
RELIABLE
TRANSPORTATION! PONTIAC GRAND
AM SE 2000: -122K miles, 4cyl
40/25hwy/city.
New
tires/brakes/tuneup. A GREAT
VEHICLE for college student
NADA $3,200. Asking $2,900
OBO. Please call 970-209-5594.
(8/12).
2007 SUBARU OUTBACK: automatic, 123K miles, new timing
belt and water pump at 106K
miles, power everything, heated
seats and mirrors, tinted windows, tires in great condition, silver with graphite interior, great
condition, $8995, 970-275-6471
(8/12).
CHEVROLET VENTURE MINIVAN: Brand new tires. 160,000
miles. $1500 OBO. Call Juan 970773-4460. (8/12).
1984 FORD FIRE ENGINE FOR
SALE: 40K miles, 1000 gal holding tank, runs great., $5000 OBO.
970-209-1316 (8/12).
2007 CHRYSLER PACIFICA:
loaded, well maintained, 157K,
call for more details, $7000 OBO.
Kirk 970-596-2216. (8/5).
1997 F150 LARIAT: 4.6L V8,
auto, power seats/locks/windows. Needs head gasket. Cold
A/C $500. Lake City, 970-9017842. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 2011 Suzuki CRX
sports car, $11,000. 970-5966491. (8/12).
1993 ACURA INTEGRA: $700.
165,000 mi., Needs new head
gasket! Nice car that needs a big
fix. Sound system. Sun roof. New
tires. 303-589-2196 (8/12).
1995
MERCURY
SABLE
WAGON: 92K, V6, brand new
trans, good tires & brakes, power
steering and brakes, ice cold A/C,
moon roof, $3500. 641-4060.
FOR SALE: 272c Cat skidsteer
with several attachments, power
broom, blade, bucket, forks,
$57,000. 970-209-6041. (8/12).
FOR SALE: 2013 MotorGuide
trolling motor. 46 lb thrust;
12volt; Foot control. Only used 56 times. $175 (paid $350 new)
OBO. Call 970-901-9849 or leave
message at 970-641-0832. (8/5).
KBUT
KEJJ/KPKE
KELLY HILDRETH HORSESHOEING
KT GEOSERVICES, INC.
LACY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
LAST CHANCE
LAW OF THE ROCKIES
LAW OFFICES OF LUKE DANIELSON, PC
LEE AND POLLY SPANN
LEGACY ELECTRICAL
LOST MINER RANCH
LYNN SHORE PHOTOGRAPHIST
MESA RV
MILL CREEK RANCH
MILLER FURNITURE STORE
MONARCH REALTY, INC
MONTY’S AUTO PARTS, INC
MOUNTAIN CORRAL
MOUNTAIN FIREPLACE SPECIALISTS
MOUNTAIN SURFACES
MOUNTAIN WEST INSURANCE &
FINANCIAL SERVICES
MOUNTAINEER ELECTRIC
MW VAN DYKE II
NUVISTA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
O’HAYRE, DAWSON & NORRIS, PC
OFF CENTER DESIGNS
OPEN YOUR EYES GALLERY
O’REILLY’S AUTO PARTS
PALISADES MANAGEMENT LLC
PAPER CLIP
PARAGON COMPUTER/GUNNISON
TELEVSION
PAT’S SCREEN PRINTING
PIKE BUILDERS, INC
PIZZA MOUNTAIN
PLOTTS MINI STORAGE/
GUNNISON COLLISION
PLUMBLINE MECHANICAL
POWER STOP
PRECISION ALIGNMENT & AUTO REPAIR
PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTORS, INC (PCI)
RAY TRUCKING & BACKHOE
RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL SERVICES
RED MOUNTAIN LIQUORS, INC/
SLO DOWN RANCH
RI VADER & SONS, INC
RICHARD ALMGREN INS. AGENCY
ROARING JUDY MECHANICAL
ROCKY MOUNTAIN FRAMES &TROPHIES
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIVESTOCK SALES
ROCKY MOUNTAIN VETERINARY/
CREATIVE DESIGNS
ROTARY CLUB OF GUNNISON
RUGGED HORIZON, LLC
S.T. TILE, INC
SCHMALTZCONSTRUCTION/
GUNNISON CONSTRUCTION
SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER
SCENIC RIVER TOURS
SEARS HOMETOWN STORE
SHARPE EQUIPMENT
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
SIGN GUYS & GAL
SLOGAR RESTAURANT
SOUTHERN LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SPALLONE CONSTRUCTION
SPORTSMAN'S LIQUOR
S.T. TILE, INC
SUN SPORTS UNLIMITED, INC.
TAKE FIVE CHAIR MASSAGE
TEAM MURPHY REALTY, LLC
THE BOOKIE
THE GREENHOUSE
THE INN AT TOMICHI VILLAGE
THE STORM
THE WOODEN SPOOL
THREE RIVERS RESORT
TIM REYNOLDS PHOTOGRAPHY
TIMBERLINE MECHANICAL
TIME WARNER CABLE SERVICES
TODAY REALTY OF GUNNISON
THOMAS STOEBER, PC
TOMICHI TIRE & TOWING
TRACTOR SUPPLY
TRADERS RENDEZVOUS
TREASURY LIQUORS
TRUE VALUE HARDWARE
TURQUOISE JUNCTION
VILLA BEAUTE/EDDIES BARBER SHOP
WATER WHEEL INN
WAUNITA HOT SPRINGS
WEST SLOPE AG CENTER, INC
WEST ELK INVESTMENTS
WESTERN LUMBER
WESTERN SLOPE CONNECTION
WILD RAGS BY KATY
WILDERSON, LOCK & HILL LLC
WILLIAMS ENGINEERING
WISE MECHANICAL, INC
WLM EXCHANGE
WOODEN SPOOL
WSCU FOUNDATION
ZAABADICK CONSTRUCTION
And Thanks to our National Sponsors - COOR’S LIGHT (HIGH COUNTRY BEVERAGE) • DODGE RAM (FLOWER MOTOR CO.) • PENDLETON WHISKY • WRANGLER
(8/5/17)
2009 JOINTER COMMANDO
UTV: new seats & tires, $5500
OBO. 970-641-2333. (8/5).
GUNNISON LIQUORS
GUNNISON MOTORSPORTS
GUNNISON REAL ESTATE & RENTALS
GUNNISON RIVER FLY SHOP
GUNNISON SAVINGS & LOAN
GUNNISON SHIPPING, LLC
GUNNISON VALLEY HEALTH
GUNNISON VALLEY TELEVISON
GUNNISON VETERINARY CLINIC, INC
GUNNISON VITAMIN & HEALTH
GUNNY LUBE
GYDESEN CONSTRUCTION
H&R BLOCK
HAIR REPAIR II, INC.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAINING
ADVANTAGES
HEGEMAN & DREWNOWSKI, PC
HEIGHTS PHYSICAL THERAPY AND
PERFORMANCE
HENKEL PERFORMANCE HORSES
HENRY’S RADIO & TV LLC
HI COUNTRY CARPET & TILE
HIGH MOUNTAIN LIQUOR
HIGH MOUNTAIN WATER
HOLDEN VILLAGE
HOLLENBECK RANCHES
HOSKIN, FARINA AND KAMPF
I BAR RANCH
IM SILVER
INTERNET COLORADO, LLC
JAMES FERRARO
JAMES R. MCDONALD, P.C.
JC PROPANE
JOHN ROBERTS MOTOR WORKS
KAYV THE CAVE RADIO
(8/5).
cars&trucks
1996 SUBURBAN: 4WD, white
exterior, blue leather interior,
168K miles. Runs well. Great
snow tires, seats 8, yours for only
$2900! Won’t last! Call 970-3497395. (8/12).
HONDA CIVIC WAGOVAN:
“Hank the Crank” from 1989. Well
maintained, lots of new parts.
Good gas mileage. $2000. Jan
641-5303. (8/12).
2009 SUBARU IMPREZA OUTBACK SPORT: only 50K miles, in
great condition, up-to-date with all
recommended services, professionally cleaned, asking blue book
price of $12,500, call Kirsten:
641-2539. (8/12).
FOR SALE: 2012 VW JETTA
Sportwagen TDI. Diesel engine,
averages 40 mpg. Great condition
and regular maintenance done
with 60,000 miles. Black exterior
with black leather interior.
$16,500. Roof rack and Thule
box not included. Call 970-8462655. (8/12).
1992 GULF STREAM SUN
CLIPPER DIESEL MOTOR
HOME: 30’, remodeled inside.
$15,000 OBO. 970-641-2333.
(8/5).
CHECK OUT OUR CARS
on the web
www.precisionautosales.com
(8/5/8)
SUBARU BAJA (2003), everything in good working order. 2527 mpg. Classic, good looking
vehicle. Call Kim: 970-349-0785.
(8/5).
2005
GRAND
CARAVAN:
Between Good $6477 & Very
Good $6867 in KBB. No mechanical issues; small cosmetic issues.
V6 3.8L, FWD, auto sliding doors
& tailgate, DVD system, tow pkg.
leather, stow and go seats fold
flat. Will hold full sheet of plywood
inside with seats down. 20-24
mpg. Great mom rig or road
trip/camping van. 87700 miles.
Bought new. $6200 OBO. 970209-9902 (8/12).
2000 SUBARU OUTBACK:
Timing belt broke. Needs to be
rebuilt or parted out. $850 OBO.
Call 970-497-3720 or text 970596-6939.
Located
near
Gunnison. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 1990 Dodge 1-ton
4WD flatbed truck, exc. cond.,
160K mi., w/plow & good tires,
$7800. 641-1662. (8/12).
2003 JEEP RUBICON: 108K
miles. 3” lift, 33” tires. Runs great!
Needs a new top. $12,500 970209-5587 (8/12).
1993 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
LAREDO: In-line 6cyl. Auto,
258,000 miles, engine runs well,
4x4 still good. $800 as is, OBO.
Must sell ASAP. Call for more
details. 603-345-0201 (8/12).
1993 JEEP WRANGLER: 5spd.,
150K mi., good shape, $3950.
641-0818. (8/5).
2001 CHEVY SUBURBAN:
154K, 4WD, leather heated seats,
new brakes, new Goodyear
Wrangler tires, 5.3 liter Vortec
engine, plenty of power. $6000.
641-2184. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 1999 late model Red
Tahoe LT, 350 engine, heated
leather seats, rear barn doors,
99k miles $5000 OBO, 641-5644
(8/5).
OLDIE BUT GOODIE if you need
to haul wood , horses or a work
truck. Ford 250 1982, low miles,
$600. 970-275-9538. (8/5).
1996 F150 4X4 PICKUP
TRUCK: (Lariat package) 6.5ft
bed, extended cab, 194K miles runs great. $3K 349-5005. (8/5).
FOR SALE: 1951 M-37 Dodge
military vehicle, 3/4-ton, 4 wheel
drive, runs well, 642-0337. (8/12).
‘03 SUBARU OUTBACK: 189k
miles, $4,000. Call 970-9648122 if interested (8/5).
DRIVING TO DENVER? Audio
books on tape, CD, even MP3!
Come by the Ann Zugelder library,
307 N. Wisconsin before you
drive out of town. Popular
authors, classics, business and
self-help, whatever your taste is!
(8/5).
2003 FORD F-250 4X4: The
last/best year of the 7.3 diesel.
Low miles. Green, long bed, quad
cab. 6 speed manual. Tons of new
parts. 719-360-5683. (8/5).
1992 S-10 PICKUP TRUCK:
641-4836. (8/5).
‘87 TOYOTA 22R 4 speed, good
cond. Needs timing chain. $1200
OBO. May trade.? 719-480-4516
Saguache. (8/5).
‘05 FORD ESCAPE: 4WD, clean,
everything works, 30+mpg, near
new tires, 145K. Clean, dependable transportation. $2500. 970209-8035. (8/5).
1955 CHEVY PICKUP: rebuilt,
call for info. $7500. 641-6908.
(8/5).
½ $1000
off list price of any
black car or SUV in stock.

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