Show THE GUNNISON Mr JLena Madsen and on Owen visited with a step-so- n of Mrs Madsen Delbert Madsen in Salt Lake Delbert has been ill the past two months with Mrs Madsen Bu- Mr and Mr Gilbert Child a heart ailment in e c Mayor and Mrs Royal I t p chanan were in Mantl Sunday are rejoicing over the arrival of pana °n remaining or a Bhf)rJ e'?nd to attend the funeral service of a husky baby boy bom early at ha California returned Mrs Lawrence Nelson anaunt Saturday morning at the Sallna ( ich point he employed of Mayor Buchanan Report from the bed- Hospital aide state mother and new son Mrs Oscar Adair celebrated £lne a doIng Mr and Mrs Elmer Pierce the anniversary of her natal day were host and hostess to 24 8th' Mrs O J Tolck was hostess finuajy at a guests Saturday evening rved to 11 - key dinner wa dinner party and evening of to eight Udy triend t a lunch- guertt 1716 h0UrS of bridge to the 6th eon and afternoon cards complimentary ” The Wednesday of lari week anniversary of their marriage birthevent was in honor of the Mrr 1)011 Jenscn and ° ’ of Mrs Tolck Mrs Ethel Nelson of Ferron day anniversary Redge are visiting for aeveral and Mrs Ida Lister of Rigby °‘Mr’ tu N White In Ephraim Idaho were house 5 Wurion specialist for the Utah Re'dried several days of this at Logan college Agricultural Mayor and Mrs Royal Buchan Mfj sl?y(M spent Tuesday evening Of last an week at the home of Mr and vle!cl"- Mrs Personal Hems n Of Interest VALLEY NEWS UTAH GUNNISON lullIOLC I OTCSt Doys In Service (Continued from page 1) Annual" Grazing Each demolition team France was landed at 0633 on the 6th of June was equipped with the hand carried demolitions necessary for the carrying out of their It was necessary bemission cause Of the rising tide to comouter plete the demolition of the obstacles within ’the first half hour after the landing The en- under worked teams gineer Forest heavy enemy artillery and' small Fishlake National 1330 0633 until from feed arms fire Ranges provided summer artillery for 21706 cattle and horses and Intermittant enemy to continued fire arms 65469 sheep exclusive of calves and small and lambs during 1944 accord- - complicate the work until ap- 7 1600 June They t from Blalne proxtoately Ing to worked with little food or rest Beteison Forest Supervisor In at least four Ranges have come through until June 9th the season very closely grazed Instances men of the Engineers ith a large teams found it necessary to stop in most instances to attack number of stock leaving the their demolitions posi- Forest before the permitted enemy snipers in dug-i- n hills overlooking tions in the A favorable winter and Mrs Vermile Draper attended time states: preciDitation was partly the beathes The citation nerai services for her grand- The mission of the Battalion by cold and freezing father held Monday In Mantl x weather in the spring followed was completed under extremely ‘Vf hot dry ummer which Mf 0jwt Beck entet4lnei by Which required extra resulted in fa forage crop slight- - tions her hcroism and dc e Jor V below norma! the ordinary part®f each 1 On the whole livestock gains Mothers The 12 present were -- Report Released - ? ForagC Crop Reported Slightly Qcl0V Normal lnt vd0 ““ i “!’ n” HAND ON ' c kja“ Monday evening in Gunnison of Mr due to the tcrious Ulne 'Nielson’s Nielson Supply Of Complete Poultry Droodcr ' J L Jensen Conrad Bert F Jensen and Overfelt of Gunnison and Elmer Bartholomew of Fayette attend- ed the annual Stockholders meet- Ing of the Piute Reservoir and Irrigation Comnanv held Mon- - Equipment Oil For 12 Pike Brooders it 14 ft Stacks Saddle Caps Dl ill in a coart hospital with a bowl obstruction Latest report from the bedside indl- cate the stricken woman is getting along a iwell as can be with her chances expected getting stronger for a complete recovery infectant Sprayer Farmer's Equity Gunnison “Buy Utah McCormick Mrs Hubert Childs underwent a major operation at the Salina Hospital Tuesday of last week Latest reports Indicate she is making a splendid recovery Deerlng For Dependability” GLEAIIIUG HOUSE 25 Wool Heavy Plaid Doublo Blanket 72 x 04 ' 5490 25 Wool Plaid Blankctp 72 x 84 Med Wt i 5290 i V i Knit Headwear for Children I and Misses M I I f I m l 1-- M Mens Lined Jumpers 25 Wool Lining- ONE GROUP Women House Dresses - t r 5249 and Misses 1-- 3 Mens and Boys Sweaters GREATLY OFF 3 Lunch Boxes ch a large ” £'!lden£' WhitoanMhI r SalVagC Dr OFF 15c each One is a COAT Two is a SUIT' Three Is in Outfit! Whit we mean is the same soft woolen lovelinoi k shown in salt and coat and you can match them U yoi like! Soft too are the tailored details the matduii lining And look at the ‘buttons I They’re exciting! s thH Our Want Ads JANUARY NOTICE Theatre Guide Star Theatre PRICES REDUCED JJ ClubS EUEI1T f t lotments “c Livestock losses as reported totaled 389 ® by the stockmen Bceu A large cattle and 4069 sheep th a part of the cattle loss was caused “U“0n’ G“r"! while most by potonou plant son of Mrs ’ of the sheep loss was by preda: Clarice B Larson and Nathan tory animals the report said Because of wartime restric- - Homer & S tions on materials and labor Co and thirty-fiv- e others from many needed range improve- - a n Jb y Cn nf th local turkey ments were Carl McGovney How- Battalion These men will grower left Gunnison Monday ever 6ix miles of range fences as the advance to Join his wife and son at Cof- - and approximately 1100 acres element of what has become The McGov- - 0f range Were reseeded to feyviUe Kansas in home establish a ney’s will perennial grasses Stockmen co- invasion against a fortified sea the city operated with the Forest Service — of stock and by taking CORRECTION— herding cattle to prevent grazing I VC In the account of the funeral on the new seeded areas services for Mortimer Sorenson patr success has been had with (Continued from page 1) in last weeks paper an error range reseeding on the Fishlake was made In the program Gil- - a d Dlstricta bv which rags collected during 1944 as comPared with 79247 in 1943 bert FJeldsted sang a solo “Sleep lh fora production has been The Industries o£ Utah pro- Soldier Boy Sleep” Mr FJeld- - ncreased ten to sted was listed as a speaker In eas treated Re" duced 47620 tons of scrap metal material against a quota of 26 place of Luris Allen The Amer- - Meding enclosur on the SalIna the conducted lean Legion presents 178 andBeaver Dlstricts in which 950 tons services qu‘°ta' and 13 different species and methods pcr cnk o£ one of the outstanding accom- have been trIed the way the U S Pllshments e CIVIC a for reseeding oper- The auto wrecking firms in atlons which forage producby (Continued from page 1) state of Utah produced missions and town boards civic tion ' can be greatly increased the tons of rea as metal scrap Betenson states and service clubs and indlvid- Mr sult of old cars that were wreckuals interested in highway con- 1 ed There were 3028199 lbs struction have been asked by of metal shipped Tom Jensen Mt Pleasant secduring the year and as of Deretary of the Association of Civic cember 1 there were 2143268 and Clubs of Southern Utah lbs of metal in the secretary of the Utah Postwar hands of scrap dealers In Utah Highway Planning committee to The volunteer comsalvage wire or write the senators and mittees in Utah produced 2481 representatives from their distons or 48966344 lbs of scrap a tricts immediately asking metal 'favorable vote upon the resoThe total amount of iron and lution steel scrap shipped out of Utah Auto Wreckers by Industries and the Salvage Committees amounts to 67908 tons There 31 are County Salvage Bids will be received for the Directors in the Men’s Division position of Gunnison City Mar- and 32 in the Women’ Division shall up until 2 pm January 31 There are 275 City Chairmen in nd 325 1945 Bids should be submitted ! P1!181?”’ the Division In addi-t- o Gunnison Utah Buchanan Royal Mayor tion to these there are 7654 Minute Women to reject engaged in SalRights are reserved January 2& 26 27 vage work throughout the state There are 100 Industrial Salvage Maria Montez Jon Hall By Order of City Council Managers in the Utah Industrial Peter Cole Nigel Bruce Plants and 15 members of the ' — in — State Industrial Salvage Committee All of this vast army of workers salvage have given of In Technicolor their time freely without any and have Been compensation directly responsible for the sucJanuary 28 cess of salvage activities In the Select An state for 1944 end and ’centered with wl of ass0rted fruits fbe evening was spent playing a variety of progressive games and each guest was given a prize Mm by geme leader Mr Mra James Peterson was Lund Mra Julius Dugglns left Jan- - high score winner with con- uary 13th for Los Angeles to solation prize going to Mrs Don houses Thermometers Wafers CenSw sCn To break let me down before I wake Keep me safely in the night And Grant no fire drill tonight And in the morning let me wake Breathing scents of serloin steak God protect me in my dreams And make this better than it seems Grant the time may swiftly fly When myself shall rest on high In a snowy feather bed Where I long to rest my head Far away from all these scenes From the smell of e beank Shirts 1-- 3 OFF ONE GROUP Womens House Shoes 50c pr Oranges ceiling price 12c lb 3 lbs for Lettuce celling price 12c lb 2 lbs for i Grapefruit colling price 10c lb r Yams colling price 2 lbs 25c i ¥ CIiniSTESE'S ' Plan Fittings Post-hol- e Dig Pinch Bars' Files Scocr' Take me back into the land Where they don’t scrub down with sand Where no demon typhoon blows n wash the clothes Shovels and many od' others tioned God then knowest all my woes Feed me in my dying’ throes Take me back HI promise then Never to leave home again ’i(E Chas Rase:: Fireman First Class and Son Madson Jenson Hdw Help Bomb The Japs! Boy MORE War Bonds - Fum Winder DECORATION Lively” “Step — with — 7 IMPERIAL Murphy Gloria Adolphe Menjou WASHABLE — News WALLPAPER Frank Sinatra 27c 19c 20c 19c 2 lbs 45c t Cartoon Chapter Nine Matinee Only “MYSTERY- OF TOE RIVER BOAT” January SO - 21 Jack Pot Nights — TWO BIG HITS Gene Smiley Autry Burnette In “Oh — — Susanna!” — and- - & GO 'ji yc Mi day k 'k h Now I lay me down to sleep I pray the Lord my soul to keep Grant me no other sailor take My shoes and aocks before I wake ATTEflTIOI “One Mysterloui Night” THAT HAS TOE SAME “COLOR RECIPE” AS YOCR FURNISHINGS IMPERIAL papers are leaders In style and famous for beauty We have a supply now on hand and also selection books to choose from O Lord guard me in my slumber And keep my hammock In it’s number May no clews nor lashings FOR SALE Hardware bn While They Are ’T1 t Available We have on hand JamcsVaJ And Buckeye: C1 Coal Brooder Oil Brooder Stoves Gal 2 Gal 5 Gal and 8 GaLsW Metal Chick Feeders 3’ and 4’ lentthi Metal Flock Feeders Metal 10IIo!e and Poultry stock Triple-- Ith 'J w U Ml I Pans (Fruit Jar Type) Brooder Thermometers Compressed-Ai- r Sprayers shoulder typ Pullets weeks old Store GnanUon Utah ow Glass Water Whlto Leghorn 1 iii i 'c Sup-H- Wsterers1 John S Peterson Furnitore POULTRYIH Purchase Your Poultry t Peanuts Saws Hammers Le Grease Guns For Harmonious George 2!bs for Is Supply “Gypsy Wildcat’9 Mens Heavy Dark Sweat 4 lbs for TOOLS Yes Our wheelbarrow type Waterers Complete with I 'Ci Het Hermansen’s Roller P''3 it t Hartley Kcycer a s f Gunnison 1 Utah ’h |