Show rtvaiu THE GUNNISON ‘"P nim — -- 3 play a osen h School rJov8 VAUJEY NEWS “We Shook i" by dramatized by Perry Clark The cast consists of 12 characters ISSES DEED excused if were Play U under directio1 Rlchard Jl student ° Richard Harmon and it i ealante visted turkey bwts In g and Tuesday present the play Wednesday orhomesdurtoStheperiod with hi mother sometime in December Mrs J N Christiansen Kh to Not' 3rd Students Mr and Mrs W p wniard- to school Were given year BOOK inin The classes taught son left Tuesday for Salt Lake A contract w clal cUssea Nov 5th photosphywinEuEwith Ihey ll11spend a W0(k the t: Educa- lishing Co Qf Spri ngvifle U?0 Mrs Owen Gregerson of Gun- the 1)0011 Pt L year for high pl & BENSON it GEORGE 1 frxtUtml—Httiimf ftlltft Strrp JkrtstMi DOING THINGS TOGETHER "The American success is the story of large numlbers of people doing something together When an enterprise every- prospers body connected with it prospers nison Mrs Ora Peterson of Cen- - and the success legend must be Teachtog KhoQl The cost and ujhip will be approx were visitors at the divided among them" Those malely $1’OOCJunior and Mr and Mrs Louis words were said recently to the Senior classes have topped beets ephlne 0nnJaL to successful DU Gr£?lr: employees of a sue- help ise money fortoe year cessful company by a successful Lloyd fund of teacher other The executive all of whom are doing ldw checked on tu- - COMMITTEES ORGANIZED their part to make the American jjgh jchool Student and faculty commit- out working community the best on earth iti who were tees of the high school have been rJLQEJEE? so as to make organized im- 3lXie provemnts and better 0 u r SchooL The committees are teen th Student — Building & Grounds A V 1 high chairman 0bt0n’ Larry Hadley Joyce AnJoyce to were neal derson Sammy Miatacki facul- Anita arrived Wed- queen ty: Mt iMorrill chairman Mr dau8htor Of of last week from Tbe committee la Charge nesday Mrs Morrill LaMar Bfadley Harvest Ball Program and Assemblies: Lily Phoenix Arizona where Mrs Bartholomew had been visiting Tncentive' 'Christiansen chairman more venture ana loydOiIld Darwin Tuft Ardyth Mae Hansen Redge Her- - Wlth her °ephew and his wife more determination trs- Inland Bown mansen gry (Peterson faculty: Mr Erickson Mr and ere Accident Mrs Newell Olsen entertain- Miss chairman Watts Mr DANCE H management ed Wednesday of last week in thinking at Du Dance 1 being Greener A Carnival honor — Pont of is any key to the attitudes the Students: Luella Discipline birthday anniver12th to help raise F jiov held in industry I Munk chairman Ann A generally ary of her daughter Reg Thorpe to print the school paper Arnold Reah Caldwell &rouP of youngsters were bidden think we may all be encouraged cooperation of students and Patsy to expect greater and greater would help faculty: Mr Harmon chairman to the party resident Grmond Mr Beck Mrs Guy Mellor visited last things as America goes ahead Lk ft possible to raise- f finds the Social — Students: Barbara week with her year aJter year Indeed L fAmtnf out and supporting Mrs daughter Metcalf chairman Margery Jane Lynn Mellor in Nephi greatest good to the greatest (jjace ' Is a descrip- of Nielson people Mr Rae Allen and Mrs Elmer Shirley Bartholt But America tus CIOOL FLAY faculty: Mr Allen chairman omew and Miss Anita Barthol- - lon ls no acctoent It includes the Mr Larson omew were capitol city visitors School play tryouts Were held ways we cooperate capital with A Tuesday at the high school Library — Students: Gloria this week labor and labor with capital i ! until actually there are ho dif- ferences This president of a great cor- Peterson chairman Shirley Sor- - poration who said: "Everyone enson Barbara Mellor faculty: saves and is thrifty a capitalist Mr Christiansen chairman Mr Most people who work oave 0 Lund Mr Bardsley Hut by Urn pent In- Constitution— Students Joyce dustrial structure of the United Quick Traatyortntioiv Yia Parcel Post Express Anderson Ronald Last Mardell States is owned by the people i 0r freight Line Luella Munk Louis who work for it in a cooperative faculty: Mr Greener venture that bring great good CO Miss Watts Mr Erickson Mr to all of us No the idea that ' ?TT lrt No — Richfield Vteh Christiansen Mr Alexander worker and Stockholder sit on Vrt' ®Pv iSS ?Tn7 Heit ooLMe H“ SfdfntT UTAH PAGE opposite sides of the street and try ito pull in different directions (Continued from page 1) Is one of the greatest misconit is just the gray limestone from the ceptions of the day not true of the community mountains and turns it into a fine construcBetter Than Average cement tion at the rate of 4600 When you consider that persons willing to deny themselves barrels per day The old plant still in production puts out 2000 put up their savings to the tune New storage °f $13500 for each worker at barrels per day has been provided for Pont you 9ee how the capacity holders cooperated That makes 160000 barrels of cement K°°d solid investment behini Building I’p In I'Uh toe average Du Pont wroker It's Duelling During the first eight months higher than average Proper and of 1948 duelling building conwise U9e of tools and human struction permits amounted to a enabled this energy average of $22 489 000 in Utah worker to collect $10600 for his volume which was six million dollars of production That's high more than for the same period er than average last year In Salt Lake City for this same period the permits amounted to $10260060 compared with $7 738 IKK) for the same period in the previous year In Salt Lake City 987 new units were started in the eight month 1948 period compared with 820 units during the same period in 1947 Spotlighting Utah LOOKING AHEAD i gs&aa T GUNNISON we jan IN ELECTRICITY Rcpalr:- - SPECIALISTS Electric Appliances gswlnz Machines Refrigerators Ecisro RsdloSf ud ELECTRIC BLAKE It’s tlrno for a winter cliedt-u- for your p ¥ t pq’s Utah Farm Wage Average Rise A release from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Washington places the average Utah farm wage at $147 per month This figure is high compared with the $142 average given for July of this year and $134 averOctober age for July of 1947 1947 was placed at $137 the By way of comparispn average prevailing farm wage in other western states were quoted as Idaho $158 Montana $155 Nevada Arizona $137 $135 Wyoming $133 Colorado $129 and New Mexico $111 Tax Collections Show Big Gain Tax collections by the State Tax Commission for the year ending June 30 1948 amounted to $31940460 This amount is three times as great as the collections made by the same back in 1936 In 1938 the cost of collections amounted to 4c on the dollar while the 1948 Job was done at a cost of 2c per dollar collected Taxes collected by the Commission are: Sales and use taxes gasoline Individual income tax BVY FROM YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS Drive in to your favorite UTOCO CO asked to leave $2 Wo7 this profit in business maklng g13 780 for this average worker to use the following year Stockholders were then paid $820 in dividends or about a 6 per cent return on their money This is the way that annual report reads jjy terms of each worker It rep- resents wonderful coordination ol th team When you duplicate this many ymcJ big and ume busi- ness you’ve got what makes America The meagure of Amerlca then u how gU of raU WV done g wonderful job put dMplw mUundeUnd bere and there This system toat permits us to use ail our enU aU our resourCei is tjjnes 'competitive enterprise" But it is also a wonderful adventure in cooperation More than any other land today more than can be found of any nation in history — we have succeeded in bringing "the greatest good to the greatest number of people" FOR YEARS A " 5 es corporate franchise taxes motor vehicle registration fee and Inheritance taxes During the 1948 fiscal year 655000 tax items were collected PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZ- E Glyco Base Will Mix With 95 Prestone or Zerex wni not harm any motor Only $125 a gallon fob Salt Lake City Let us SUPPLY YOU with this Item Send Check or Money Order KEN GARFF CO State Salt at 5th South Lake City A FAVORED KEtlTUCKY BRAI1D! ' non mum t mm Old unny Graoli ERANO Kentucky Whiskey— A Blend Enjoy the COME OVER ON THE SUNNY BROOK SIDE I whiskey that’s m 96 NATIONAL DISTIllIRS noor GRAIN 3 PRODUCTS CORPORATION NIW i& Ncum NIUTRAl SPIRITS YORK NIW YORK for this winterizing StationiCr Boater winter car care ccnioofcr hotter OU oil— Vico change with the dependable Crankcase flushing ? m'S) for radiator protection and radiator flushing Anti-freez- ‘ &£': 3 " t e WANTED Battery service including quick batteries charging A young lady Gunnison p — supplying Winter Iubtiation Eho will ' where rpedal winter lubricants 6 t ru t ’ needed'" New Atlas Vn tires-w- ' ttb ® oil Wter 5’ prcdaeU Cat ty:est d:J:r tnd tUilcai ct Ulcca tri r:n!:a scom rcUuni Mtry TK HOUSEWORK cil t 4 would like permanent work lit your house in She ' will cook your meal keep the' ashes off your floor without burning t — soot and smoke off your time of the day or night she will have the ' walls and curtain stovo just bot enough to do the cooking Job you would like done — Any r v A1 - " -- -- k LESS Til AN 10c PER DAY! 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