JULY, 2001 NEWS FROM OUR COMMUNITIES BRISTOL      GRANADA      HARTMAN HOLLY      RURAL AREAS

Volume 2, Issue 9 Delivered to: Over 1240 Homes And Businesses

The Granada City Complex now has beautiful landscaping due to the generous donation by Timberline Landscaping Inc. This company is owned and operated by Tim & Mindy (Grasmick) Emick.    Tim and Mindy, along with their sons, Cameron and Colton, began this project last fall and finished it this May. They wanted to do the landscaping as a remembrance of Mindy's mother, Joann Grasmick.    With the help of Junior and Kay Grasmick, work first began with the placing of the sprinkler system. Also helping with this endeavor were: Donald Emick, and his son Josh, along with Lucas Portillo, Brian Hall, and Neil Emick. They put in trees, bushes and flowers around the outside of the complex.    This past May, the sod was put down with the help of community members and a work crew from Grasmick Inc.    The community of Granada appreciates all of the hard work and time by Tim and Mindy, and all who assisted in this project.

The Granada Pride Committee has recently funded the sidewalk project, located in the front of the Granada City Complex. This portion of the sidewalk cost $4938.00. Their next project will be a cement driveway running up to the fire department at a cost of $3307.00.

SPORTS PHYSICALS AT GRANADA SCHOOL August 3, 2001 9 am to 12 pm 1 pm to 4:30 pm Cost $5.00 After this date: $53.00

The Granada Leaguettes ended their season by winning third place in the Lamar Tournament. Back row: Jessie Schulz, Gabrielle Gallegos, Gina DeBono, Chelsey Carlile, Nikki Carter, Teresa Schulz, Front row: Chasity Churchill, Clarissa Medina, Tori DeBono, Buffy Marquez, Jenny Hann. Not pictured: Brandi Otto    The team would like to thank their sponsors: Colorado East Bank & Trust of Granada, M&M Daycare, Shorty's Café and Stop 2 Shop.

GRANADA/BRISTOL DAY

WHERE THE FUN NEVER ENDS...

THANK YOU!

TOWN OF GRANADA     COLORADO EAST BANK & TRUST
GRANADA FIRE DEPARTMENT     GRANADA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ARGIE & JOAN THRALL     PARADE PARTICIPANTS
STOP 2 SHOP     TY HARMON     WAL-MART     BIG R
GRANADA CAR WASH     KLMR     KVAY    COCA-COLA
BUTCH BUCHANAN/SHADOW MOUNTAIN PRODUCTIONS
KDG/KOURTNEY'S DESIGN & GRAPHICS

FROM
GRANADA/BRISTOL DAY COMMITTEE

BIRTHDAYS/ANNIVERSARIES

JULY, 2001 15 Ryan Nordyke       Jack Watson 16 Mike Nordyke 17 Fred Pottorf       Maxine Barth       Tina Wilson       Shiane Dashner Traigin Dashner 18 Heston Nidey 22 Chance Bezona 23 Tallie Harmon       Jerene DeBono       Ollie Davis 24 Blake Robertson       Trevor Butler 25 Terence Thompson       Kayla Tefertiller       Ian & Jerene DeBono       Kylee Hammes 27 Joe Venturi       Joy Dashner 29 Norma Dorenkamp       Amber Rink 30 Jack Hunt 31 Sammy Cox

AUGUST, 2001   1 Kerri Lonnberg   2 Amanda Silva   3 Denice Kennedy   5 Michelle Musick   6 Fred & Norma Dorenkamp       George & Eva Martin       Curtis DuVall       Liz Rehfield       Jenna Reinert   7 Bob Cook   8 Becky Harmon       Tiana Isley       Doug & Vickie Butler 10 Leora Creech       Lawrence Campos       Earl Conley 12 Mike Pearson 13 Jesse Frey       Randy Musick 14 Cheryl Roup 15 Leon Berndt 16 Kevin Appel 17 Marie Kennedy 18 Chunky Silva       Chela Marquez       J.D. & Naomi Rice

SHARING YOUR NEWS... OVER COFFEE Birth Announcement:    Derick Alexander Gallegos arrived on May 23, 2001 to his parents; Jason Gallegos & Kendra Buchanan of Granada and grandparents; Eloise & Joseph Gallegos, Brenda Carter and Butch Buchanan. Community Losses: Sam Woodward on June 8, 2001 Betty Durborow on June 28, 2001

COMING SOON GRANADA SUMMER SCHOOL CARNIVAL AUGUST 9th Thursday 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Open to all school students FOOD - FIREWORKS & FUN    With great appreciation the community would like to thank the Granada Fire Department for their wonderful fireworks display on July 3rd and to the Granada Womens Club with their contribution for the picnic in the park.

KARA DORENKAMP
CERTIFIED AS ESMT

   Kara Dorenkamp, ESMT recently completed a 150 hour course to become certified as an Equine Sports Massage Therapist. The role of a therapist can be compared to that of an athletic trainer in human sports medicine. As a sports therapist treats injuries, an equine therapist applies the same techniques to the equine athlete.
   Kara will be working with veterinarians, as well as horse owners in applying these techniques that prove that preventive and post-injury muscle work can save time and money.
   Kara can be contacted at 719-734-5561 for information regarding equine therapy.

FSA ACREAGE REPORTS

   FSA Offices are currently accepting acreage reports for crops. The final date to report all crops is July 16th. Measurement service is available for determining your crop acreage. If you have a crop that fails, make sure you report that acreage to the FSA office for history purposes. If that crop is a non-insurable crop you need to report the crop loss immediately and request an appraisal prior to destruction.
   New form required for FAXed signatures.
   Spouses are allowed to sign on behalf of each other, unless written notice denying this privilege has been filed in the FSA office. Husband and wife “official” joint ventures or partnerships must have a power of attorney on file to sign for the entity.

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