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18 | November 2, 2012 WEEKLYCrested Butte NewsCrested Butte Newsread about the town council on your layover in mumbaiwww.crestedbuttenews.comFAMILY FUAT THE CENTERWhy does Stu Ferguson want to serve?It’s time for a changeGunnison County needs more quality jobs for its residentsGunnison County needs a more diverse economyGunnison County needs to support local businessesGunnison County needs to support tourism and WSCUGunnisonCountyCommissionerDistrict 1What will Stu Ferguson do for you?New, inclusive Economic Development Partnership to promote a diverse economyTourism Commission to overcome the fragmentation of tourism organizationsand businessesActively support our ranching community to make agriculture a profitable,sustainable businessReview county regulations to remove unreasonable barriers to growth andeconomic diversitySCHOOLVACCINATIONCLINICFriday, Nov. 2, 20122:00pm- 5:00 pmGUNNISON PUBLIC HEALTH225 N. Pine St.Call for appointment 641-0209We accept Medicaid, CHP+,and will not turn anyone away due to inability to payThe Crested Butte MountainTheatre will present Thank You ForFlushing My Head in the Toilet, oftencalled a dramedy, in that it uses astrong dose of comedy to tackle anultimately serious subject.Co-directed by the fatherdaughterteam of Ian and Leah Wrisley,the play is staged exclusively byteenagers, and addresses the socialimplications of bullying.The play will run November8-11. Showtime is at 7:30 p.m. Doorswill open at 7 p.m. There’s a SundayMountain Theatre tackles bmatinee at 4 p.m. Tickets are $15 foradults, $13 for members, and $10 forstudents. All shows are at the MallardiCabaret Theatre, Second andElk in Crested Butte.In the play, Achilles and Helenget picked on at school—a lot. Achilleshas a regular date with a bullywho flushes his head in the toilet,and Helen has become so afraid ofthe girls who ridicule her that sheinvents reasons to be late. So whencool girl Glinda, their “bully buddy,”appears and offers them a way out,