Show A JULY 24 1952 THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON Gimson uraiEY urns naur for by Published Every Thursday At Gunnison Utah Entered at the postoffice at Gunnison as under the Act of Congress of March Association National Editorial S 1171 v - Member Utah State Press matter s One Subscription Bates: Tear Mil Six Months L28 Payable in Advance Association Advertising Rates Given on Application WESLEY CHERRY Publisher ——————————————— Looking Ahead (Continued From Page 2) that Freedom Justice and Righteousness shall prevail Why shouldn’t all others have the deep security I feel and v “ lhat (Bobbie’s nTtt n MlcnUoInnlerahnnloIrl riajficid 'lions' RICHE MERLE PACK TrTV '' nn M but reach thnoroat heart of our nation her child’s faith would be fulfilled Men and women of America we are challenged to preserve freedom and extend it to all mankind! Tgf a I m SPEED HILLS timvmmmmm mu ?? :d“7 j"“ '"S' r rtAV- Fgyette Hews Bay From Local Advertisers S T KNOWS: Mr and Mrs Troy K Rich-- ! ownership of the water is of mond of Salt Lake are visiting paramount concern Who wUl for a week with Mr and Mrs W tU Vow (UfcJ — own the water after it has been F wuiardsen Vw Fowl parenU of Mrs harnessed? Who will control it? Richmond “Safety Is Uo Accident' Then again some point out Calif-: Enjoying a vacation in — Highway DID YOU KNOW? what they believe to be a sinister ornia are Mr and Mrs Jesse havo toochod tudi olararfnf aspect of the whole project Bartholomew and son Gait that Goy Loo hot tollod proportion While the controls on the Colo-for son of Mr Val Gene Hansen an tioargoncy So'oty Conlofonm rado are ostensibly set up to and Mrs Wesley Hansen spent July SI— YOU SHOULD SI THIKEI provide water for parched soil last week visiting at the home yet the Regional Director has 0f Mr and Mrs Moien Peterson designated five of the initial jn Provo and with his grand-tunits as sources of immediate mother Mrs Lydia Hansen of power supply for market needs Pleasant Grove in the Upper Basin and adjacent Mrs William F Bartholomew Herbert Olsen of Whittier Leon Mellor Chester Hill Rilla areas Is this project a further California has been visiting Johnson Ruby Olsen Sarah B returned Monday night from u opportunity for the entrance of friends and relatives in May- - Hill Lola Hill Clara Bown Elda visit of several days In LehL government into the field of field and staying at the home Christensen and Emma James Mr and Mrs Edwin Mellor t££°nd Prlvate P°WT In 11 0’ 18 that of Mr and Mrs John Mortensen Mr and Mrs Glen Lyman and and three Children Bonnie Jean abUity of a single Utah? what we want Pioneer Day July 24th will two 8ons motored to Orem and Judy and McKay and Von James P®F’ Therefore thefederal govwen to remember be celebrated with a full days It mght returned Sunday from U weeks gpent Sunday h“ in this connection that TVA was entertainment Everyone is in- vacation at Yellowstone park gt A dance der ‘hegulse of at“ the° '°°leted MeS EittaT ? Mrs John Bartholomew and attfod’ puS Is Guy y “p with aomprehensive flood control for the Tennessee be held evening at the children spent Sunday visiting tor the development of the water Rlver To accomplish this pur- - Tennis Court at Mayfield City Miss Dianna Harrls ot Salt in Aurora two" resources of the Colorado River Park" se courses were ooento 8 Week visiting BasinThe course of legls the planners They could build Mr and Mrs Archie Maxfleld r and rs‘ ® g n lation through Congress which a 0f and sons of Ogden and Mr and Mrgam®s day were Dr and Mrs Myron and Mr would bring these plans to a flood dam8 without any power Mrs Neal Scow and family of fruition has been a stormy one features Or they could erect Spanish Fork were visitors visited friends and relatives In Bird Mrr Evan Gardner and Mrs Ward Kilpack all of ManU There haa disagreement high priced multiple purpose the past week at the home of Levan Sunday Mr and Mr Clarence Scow with pea ganarUa haYe though’ capacity The Mrs for electricity Winston King and son “? at “ timing of the project piannerg dd the latter They Clair Bailey of Salt Lake City water built ten was wfon®- We need high dams and entered visited in Mayfield Thursday C0S 80 Ligh il nOW he power field As it turn- - They were accompanied by Mrs d? To others the the time ou wag power first and J N Christiansen mother and who has been flood contro1 secondgrandmother “There has been a general Much the same procedure is visiting with them Clair will tendency to grow cattle in the being followed in this state for leave In the near future for Corn Belt- This means that a the Upper Colorado River pro- - Korea rather extreme feeding period ject Although the overall be required after the new ture is painted as one to bring crop of corn is available this the soil into productivity yet fall Most of the late pasture five of the first units to be and range cattle will be of two- - built are urged for their type with sufficient quality mediate power potential and Mr and Mrs Ray Sorensen to justify a turn in the feed lot two of those Crystal and Split — with fewer than normal going Mountain dams are proposed an daughter of Manti visited at the home of Mrs to slaughter only for the purpose of gener- - Sunday "There will be a substantial ating electricity In fact the Sorensen’s parents Mr and Mrs decrease In the summer ftnd fall total investment cost for power Brnes Sorenson the many that were In supply of pork as compared with plants and transmission systems Among to attend Tuesday a billion dol- - Springville last year In many areas the is nearly of J1® funeral lervices of Corporal early crop of pigs is being de- - lars somewhat over COOL OFF BUB! limp Paparella grabs Farris Fata aa A'a lit baseman goea for Tank barter Tom Morgan whom Fata accused af toning n bean ball la Yankee Stadium game getting wafer on dry “As for lambs the slight de- - here in Utah and in the Colorado crease Indicated is negligible River basin than is revealed in when it cOmes to the overall a hasty suveyv Much inature raeit supply Adverse conditions thought should go into proposals during the past feeding season put forth by fh government will result in a larger slaughter The problem has both its ! during the grass season" logical and economic aspects ILep'S 7“ awards— $4000 In scholarships) j fwapHnm nniirinortiit n fho hour of DWTIiWb UTAH Water for Utah’s arid lands has been a long felt need In- deed it has been a need that everyone recognizes In spite of this agreement Utah’s water problem is probably as knotty a one as any that confronts the citizens of the state Just about suggested everything as a solution Thousands of dol-lars have been invested in the new methods of seeding clouds Billions are milk them planned for investment in basin projects Between these two ex- tremes are all the pet and local projects The astronomical costs of the my spirit the scope of my being and the wings of my soul! Oh that they too could say in their last waking moments: "My SwCt °f ” Land Of Liberty Please God let this wonder fuf TiberTv come” to””everv country — not — just — to mine And Thine be the Glory for-ever! the brealh '' fc ifj FOOD never said it was any right to Indulge in in-of anothtemperate denunciations er however flagrant hia crimes Hit principle was that no one should dare to criticize his neighbor unless his own heart was filled with compassion and generosity Criticism of others is justified' with only when it is tempered Parents scold their chilcharity but they dren for their misdeeds lov do so in the spirit This is ths same impulse that s should govern anyone who to be shocked and alarmed by the of others Every rebuke should be accompanied by an inner prayer that tha culprit will be Inspired to amend his ways bitter demands Abusive tirades for punishment outright are the signs of the negative critic They art often the hallmark also of the They hypocritically serve only to hurt and degrada the who might with just wrongdoer and ono word of underatsnding love be stirred to repentance and reform This was the case on Calvary when tha heart of Dismaa was moved to sorrow by tha patience and compassion of Him whom he had ao often outraged CHRIST - POPQ UJ Locally — dollars more than the (' ' cars LYIill KAIIE KOTOR CO GUNNISON UTAH is IW£TIBtEsf rctciiEHi k iiwllHMU Rom where I sit Me— Advising The Missus and I were invited to dinner over at Balesvillo the other night I sat next to n banker from tho state capital rWell" I told him “we’d like to have you But when someone plans to buy a farm and ’take it easy’ he often winds op working harder than ever It takes work to run a farm right no matter how many j smiis ir! game a Banker! hands yon can afford to hire “And from whe'ro I sit” I continued “yon won’t ‘get away from people either Neighbors are plenty important in a farming community —whether it's helping one another out or just friendly visiting over a sociable glass of beer” “Hard work and neighbors dropping in all tho time?” he asks looking at me over his glasses Then ho smilea and You’tO says “Sounds wonderful Just sold me on a farm? “Mighty nice country you’ve got down there" be says “Don’t be surprised if I come to live there myself In a few years I plan to get away from everybody buy a farm and juat take it easy" Con m JyJot Marsh ffcetyiaU ' t ' 52 i'nited Stales Drovers 'oundalioH i It Fays REDDY KILOWATT prices start just a few AMD Livestock (lews Chicago — cles changing With control poll-- ’ a more favorable supply outlook Is developing for both livestock and meat for the summer and early fall II M Conway live stock market analyst writes In the July Issue of National Live Stock Producer the nation’s leading live itotk' ’ magazine “But there Is no overall Increase In meat supplies in prospect indicated for this year" Mr Conway cautions “As conditions now stand it is doubtful if the overall meat supply for the last half of 1952 will equal that — v of a year ago “The curtailment of beef cattle coming from feed lota In sufficed to offset the fall supply cattle Increase 0 f grass-feBasically despite the uptrend in cattle numbers (over 88 million head as Of January 1 1952) there ia no indicated increase in the supply of beef Til R I FT Y TOO Savo all tho fresh flavor and goodness of ' your garden while It Is at Its peak Get a homo freezer now and eat your garden stuff all next winter Freeze pics cakes and pastries to havo on hand for all occasions j i i r v Buy FREEZIUG IS FUI1 t I U: it t ¥ I' TELLURIDE POWER C0L1PAI1Y gst American Trucking Associations ln nmr go it mcmt&iu 1 |