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Show Page A4 Thursday, February 1 3, 1986 Park Record ; '' - . -V': COLD ill CLL BANKER SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR YOU I PROPERTY FEATURE 2408 LILLY LANGTREE . Nx M i r : ! SMART HOME BUYS COZY OLD TOWN One bedroom home on two lots, convenient to everything: restaurants, shopping, bus service, Old Town lift. Affordable at $59,000. Ask Ingrid. Four-bedroom home on the creek, new paint and carpet, on a cul-de-sac all for $79,000. SKI CONVENIENCE Silvertown 2 bedroom condo at the resort, excellent rental possibility or owner accessibility to slopes, for $82,000. Ingrid. ALREADY REMODELED Great investment for 2 bedroom home near Old Town lift, very clean, on 1 Vi lots, for $88,000. Call Greg. SOLID CONSTRUCTION At 2205 Sunrise Court in Prospector, this great buy has 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, includes side-by-side frig, good landscaping. landscap-ing. $84,900. Carol. SECLUDED HOME IN PINES Privacy is yours in this excellent 3-bedroom home, plus family room, large master suite with sitting room fireplace, new gas furnance, snowblower, and more for $84 900 Kay. SUNNY CONTEMPORARY Perfect family 5 bedroom cedar home on quiet street, lawn, large deck, lots of pines, wood stove, for $119,500 Call Kay. CONDOS AT THE RESORT PERFECT STOPOVER On your way to the slopes, a 1-bedroom Copperbottom Inn condo near shopping, bus route, restaurants, and Deer Valley or Park City resorts, for $92,000. Marilyn. EXCELLENT RENTAL HISTORY 2 bedroom Snowcountry condo with project spa and pool, convenient location to everything, for $45,000. Ingrid. VALUE PLUS CONVENIENCE For Snowcrest condo with 1 bedroom, close to the slopes for winter fun, to the golfcourse for summer, $49,000. Carol. COUNTRY AT ITS BEST SPACIOUS, QUALITY Two bedroom, over 2100 square foot home with vaulted ceilings, stained glass, lots of windows, automatic sprinklered yard for $125,000. Rob. PRIVATE TENNIS COURT For your family, plus 4 Deorooms, juuu square feet, professional scaping. iisu.UOO. Ingrid. land- the highest BEST OF TWO WORLDS Conveniet commuter, yet country living, 4 bedroom home has 3100 square feet, countless extras including oredMdsi hour, peggea oak tlooring, quality throughout, asking $155,000. Greg LOOKING FOR PEACE & QUIET? The answer is a 3 bedroom home with fireplace, gorgeous setting with lots of sun and aspen, mountain views and private. $89,000. Gary. HEBER FAMILY HOME Quality construction in a 5 bedroom home with fireplace, gorgeous setting with lots of sun and aspen, mountain views and private. $89,000. Gary. HEBER FAMILY HOME Quality construction in a 5 bedroom home, 2 kitchens, finished basement great floorplan. Take a drive by 831 South 200 West in Heber, $99,900. Susie. LOG HOME RANCHETTE Only 45 minutes from downtown, and you can get away to this 3 bedroom home, plus barn, 'corral, over 5 arrp $129,900. Call Rob. COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES A MEMBER OF THE T SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK Ji DEER VALLEY MALL L. iW-tiiiiiil Ji.nirir- iiM'idi j 649-4400 WDiisaalofl9ysi by Rick Drough If 'Barnev Miller' could boss zany cops, he could lead P.C. What movie star would you like to see as mayor of .Park City? It's not such a dim possibility. A recent news article reported, for example, that Clint Eastwood has filed papers to run for mayor of Carmel, the California town where he has lived for 14 years. Ironically. Eastwood said the reason he is running is because the present city council is too negative and litigious." (They say "Make my day"' in court too much. ) Eastwood said he prefers a more diplomatic approach. ap-proach. There is already one Rocky Mountain town that has a celebrity mayor. Country-western singer C.W. McCall is mayor of Ouray, Colo., a small town in the San Juan Mountains. McCall, whose real name is Bill Fries, faced a controversy con-troversy in his first council meeting. Seems there was a lug argument about the deers that feast on residents' l iwns and hedges. In a news article. McCall said he tabled tabl-ed the issue until he could study it further. What's with all these Western types going into politics anyway? Who ever heard of a guy with a cowboy hat being be-ing mayor? Park City's major celebrity is Hal Linden, who is most lamous as the even-tempered, wise TV police captain. Barnev Miller. True, we've already got Frank Bell. But Linden could still be mayor. If he could deal with all those lovable wackos at the 1 121 li Precinct, he rould run Park City. Another possibility would be Lome Greene. He could certainly keep track of planning and zoning in town. On Bonanza." he immediately knew if some owlhoot so much as spit anywhere on the vast Ponderosa. Robert Young could handle the developers. Anytime Randy Fields got excited about something, he would -ay. "Hey. why's my favorite mall merchant so tense?" Leonard N'imoy'.' Best of all! Not only would he be completely logical in running the city, but he can be "beamed" to mayors' conventions and legislative meetings, thereby saving a great deal on gas costs. Turnabout is fair play! ccral politicians are getting into show business Day n i nnssible that Vice-President G Pnron D..-i i.. . r . bv, uusn r i o cVnrt rnlp nn "Miami Vino " I t , nave a ' ime last Vt" Bush's deputy press secretary suggested he should pear on the show, since his drug-smuggling task fo concentrates on Florida. The executive producer''! Vice" was reportedly very excited about the idea This follows other TV appearances by poiji figures. G. Gordon Liddy acted on "Vice" as a rj kingpin. Nancy Reagan was on "Diff'rent Strokes''? promote an anti-drug message. 10 Just this weekend, Ron Reagan Jr. was the host Saturday Night Live." I didn't have the heart to watch because the Ron and Nancy imitations on the show th year are the worst I've ever seen. B These are only one-shot appearances, however V not develop an entire series for a public figure? Why J programs like: -"Gimme a Break" George Bush plays a hapless i.ifo.nrpsiHpnt who's hadtJereH hv tho T oft f. , y.- o j ...vvuiu, auupOrtM! IUIU11U l".6l', uuvi6v.1v.u tjr UK lUgm IOr nOt SUtl- porting General MacArthur's birthday as a national holiday. In the opening episode, George is in bietmuu, He's made two dates with Jesse Jackson and Jesse neims iur uie same nine at uie same resiaurant! "The Odd Couple" G. Gordon Liddy holds his ha, over a burning candle. Timothy Leary uses the candle to iree-base baking soda. What happens when these two fins rejects move into an apartment together? Super-Subliminals" a team of super-heroes who ngnt niaaen messages or evu. Mr. r reeze-Frame onlv appears every l24th ot a second; Hy Frequency can nn. ly be heard by dogs; Yor (whose real name is Roy) talk. m backward messages; and Stanley Edward Xavier spells out notes in ice cubes. These characters will be played by members of the Utah State Legilsature, yetlo oe cast. "Make Room for Marcos" a sit-com aboutawadv dictator who jails opponents, rigs elections and sails iway money in American real estate. - "Tutu's Company" What happens when a black Nobel Prize-winning minister moves into an apartment with two perky white girls in Johannesburg's forbiddei one? Africa's hottest country is getting hotter Sitirfilke a Vein by Teri Gomes Doggone it! Leash law sign is an insult, even to pups All I know is that if Tina Lewis were still a city coun- ilwoman. the damn sign never would have gone up. For the past few weeks, various city leaders and concerned con-cerned Chamber members have discussed with the county the relative merits in dollars and sense of allowing allow-ing McDonald's to place its trademark golden arches as .1 gateway into town. Since this is county land anyway, ill this is not a city decision and merely an exercise in trying to exercise our influence on the county i I'll save you time -we have no influence on the county, i But that's not the sign I'm talking about 1 don't know when the metal plate was hung on the pole or exactly who I have to thank for it. but just this weekend I not iced an imposing message as I drove along Bonanza Drive just past The Corner Shoppe. It says dogs must be leashed and cites the city ordinance or-dinance number. There is absolutely nothing quaint about the sign. I don't know if during the past week or so other such i harming reminders of city ordinances have been displayed elsewhere in town, but I have this sinking feeling feel-ing this could be the start ol an ugly trend. Look, there have to be dozens of ordinances on the books, maybe hundreds. Could you imagine signs on every available pole (and probably a few new poles inserted in-serted just for the new signs i with reminders not to spit in the street or which days of the year the city council meets or how far back from the street your house must be set before you can start building? And we were worried about the county junking up our town -ha ! Besides all that, it's an insult to the very campaign that lives in the hearts of true Parkites everywhere. In l!)7r. O.D McGee faced the dog issue on all fours and no one has ever stated things as eloquentlv as McGee did then. "The most important issue facing Park City is the dog issue. I would like to at least double the dog population. We are going to bus underprivileged dogs in from neighboring communities." That was more than 10 years ago when he. as a citizen ol the town and a candidate, issued that invitation In dogs largely from the Intermountain region, as I recall, to come here and seek shelter. And now tree-spirited canines must be turning up their noses at the ne message that they must be under control to fit in. And. if all that weren't enough, I have sneaky feeling that there is a not-too-subliminal message hidden in tie posting of the sign and choosing that particular ordinance or-dinance to go public. Rick Brough has often mentioned m his column a fear that one day a gate will be installed on the way into town. (Right where those golden arches are planned, as I see it). The gate would screen overweight, unfashionable people (a geek detector if . will) and allow only thin, clear-skinned, even hair-colored, hair-colored, perfect-nailed beauties into town. For those folks less than secure with their own image, what kind of not -so-subtle message do you think "dc must be leashed" sends out? I, for one. can feel thai choke chain tighten merely by reading the sign. And it strikes a vein with me, we are headed on a dangerous trend. No doubt some wise person will plain to me the high percentage of intelligent dogs will, upon reading the sign unleashed, immediate? return home and pull out the leather straps and pla them on their masters' laps. But, for less fortunate dogs -perhaps some of the pooches and mongrels 0. was clearly successful in relocating here it is an insul As to the dog owners, I will save space in thiscoli lor a reply from all of you who were so moved alto witnessing the message that vou changed your unleas ed ways and put the muzzle er. collar, on your puppy r,.r.J I ill;t ran'l imnrrir,o vi-o noorl the Hamil thine ana 1 1'1" it in incredibly poor taste. I'm telling you. thetownis?1' mg to the dogs, and they don't like it, either. J-.diior's note: The signs so abhorcd by Comes saw very "Klit of day. The city called out a crew Monday-" holtduy-to pull the signs down. See related sW page A I. 'V V' - V' j - J u HELICOPTER SKIING Thpro'c nn hotter VA3V tO QU the Utah Powder Experience thj arantee adayof helicopter skiing within For information and reservations: Powderbird Guides. Long aftera storm we can lead you to un-tracked un-tracked powder in the backcou terrain. UTAH POWDERBIRD We offer easy programs for Wf GUIDES time heli-skiers, and advanced PO Rnvi7cn terrain for experienced powde Par :'nu ?u ll skiers. Scenic flights, Snowb tyj Utah 8460 shuttles and custom tour pack uul-u-My are available. |