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Show THE SAN JIUN RECORD Wednesday June 17, 1987 - Page 16 outnumbered by Italians and Japanese and Germans and Frenchmen, et al, and when there are considerably more river runners than natives eating in the local cafes. completely I remember the horrified comments of friends when I talked about leaving Philadelphia for the remote corner ofthe world known as Mexican Hat. They thought I was crazy (bubbles completely out of whack!) to consider exchanging urban amenities for a lonely desert, shared with Indians and snakes and the occasional cow. But every time I spent a miserable hour trapped in a traffic jam, I knew there had to be a better way to live. So I found it only in the past month or so I have begun to panic: there1 are people everywhere, in cars and out of them, all kinds and colors and shapes. Tourism is essential to Four Corners economy and the four states are spending a lot of bucks telling the world how wonderful we are here. I personally eat well, or chew my fingernails wondering about the source of my next meal according to the surge of the visitors who want a taste ofthis good life. Still, it is frightening when the Indians and I and the cows and the snakes are Patty Jo Neilson of Gould-ing- s says they have opened 18 more units at the lodge and still expect capacity occupancy to mid November. In all this action, its nice to see locals return. Roy, son of Frank and Betty Jackson of Monument V alley, has given up his roofing job in California and can again be seen wheeling tour cars over the Valley sands, singing as he goes. And you really feel old when you see a face you think you recognize, only you remember it looking up from the vicinity of your belt buckle. Juanita Jacksons son, Peter, was home for a visit, taking time off from his Flagstaff surveying job. I had to ask to be sure that it really was Peters face way up there. Our tourist guests from the great outside world include a number of photographers. Daniel Anderson and James Kayser of the Chicago area, stopped briefly, complaining they were famished but had no time for more than a supply of junk food as they were hurrying to catch the sunset from Muley Point. Another professional photographer, Robert Decker of Westmore, Vermont, spent a couple of days watching the thundershowers, hoping for other. Edward Black says rainbows make a sound, a sort of musical humming note. The area was not an adventure in the wilderness for photographer John McKean, of Ridgewood, New Jersery, as his previous experiences federal court decision, by applying for a refund from a crude oil overcharge fund administered by the Department of Energy. The overcharges occurred when crude oil was under government price controls and January 27, 1982. According to Utah Farm Bureau, those who purchased products refined from that oil are eligible for a refund of at least $80 per 100,000 gallons of fuels and greases purchased. Request forms will be avail between August t 19, 1973 oil-base- co-op- Farms. After a comedy of errors involving radio communication through UNI in Blanding and a Paiute Farms rescue boat stuck in the mud, the Owens party was retrieved none the worse for wear. Anyway, no one was the worse for wear except for the trading post lady who retired with two pillows over her head, clutching her bottle of aspirin. ! ! The following homes are available for a limited time only with a commission of up to 10 percent of the sales price. This maximum 10 percent commission is only available on the properties listed below, the dollar amount must be HUD may accept less than the maximum commission. shown on line 8 of the contract Form HUD-854This commission will not be applied to any existing contracts. This commission will not be applied to these homes after this special limited time offer. All commissions are payable by HUD upon closing. Offers to purchase the following homes must be submitted by a real estate brokeragent. PROPERTY LISTINGS: EXTENDED LISTING 0 - Bid Opening Daily at 3:00 PM - -- -- s have been reimbursed from a separate fund. CASE ADDRESS TYPE PRICE FHA DESCRIPTION $28,500 NO 1186 Monticello 49 North 200 West sq. ft., 3 bdrm., 2 bath Without Advertising You Wouldnt Know NOTICE properties listed above are homes owned by HI D and offered for sale to all interested parties, including investors. Buyers must obtain their own financing, and may use cash, conventional or A financing on all HID properties. The homes eligible for FHA insurance are designated in the FHA column w ith a A ES". APPLIANCE SALE Gas Stoves from $3900 Electric Stoves from $8900 I The BROKERS : Sealed bid must be clearly marked Sealed Bid Do Not Open" w ith the case number, address, and date of bid opening on the outside of the envelope Bids must be received in the HID Property Sales Office, Suite 220 at 324 South State Street, Salt $11995 Speed Queen Washer Kenmore Dryer $8995 Whirlpool $9995 Portable Dishwasher $5995 (In Cortez, GE frig $79.95 and Hotpoint frig $89.95) nfuo) MONTICELLO NEW & USED Monticello already waiting at Paiute Commissnoe 10 EXTENDED FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY settlement. Applications must be made by December 31. Direct refunds from the fund apply only to purchases from independent sources, but not d bellows. Recent river runner guests included Winston Hurst, Edge of Cedars Museum in Blanding, and Mary Gesicki, Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City. And the Steve Owens party, who contributed another hundred or so gray hairs to the aching head of this harrassed trading post lady. The wind was howling down the river channels and across Lake Powell. The Mud Monster was raging at Clay Hills. Owens had asked shuttle drivers to meet his party at Paiute Farms when they ended their river run. Then I got a phone message. The Steve Owens party was at Clay Hills, unable to get to Paiute Farms because of the weather conditions and one of the group, a diabetic, was ill. Could we have their cars driven to Clay Hills instead of Paiute Farms? At that point in time the cars were Attention Real Estate Professionals able to farmers and ranchers through the Utah Farm Bureau offices in Salt Lake City. Using the form, a farmer or rancher will be able to total all gasoline, diesel, kerosene, motor oil, heating oil, propane and grease purchases for each of the years covered by the overcharge cooperatives. Farm include leading photography safaris in Kenya. He is now with Wisner Refund to some farmersranchers Some Utah farmers and ranchers may be able to get back some of the money they spent for fuel, thanks to a a rainbow. I remember driving out of Johns Canyon, catching a glimpse of color in the side mirror, stopping to gaze awestruck at a magnificient rainbow behind me, stretching from one side of the canyon to the Classic Manufacturing Company who make all types of old style cameras, the kind with (801) Broadway Used Furniture & 587-265- RSSQ2VI E5GHT 5 OPPORTUNITY Second Hand Store Cortez, Colorado 1987 Lake City, Utah 84111, by the appropriate date and time shown above. Bids must be submitted on the HI form. An earnest less of than not held will he and deposited by $500 money deposit broker of the Hl form. Should selling upon submission purchaser refuse or otherwise fail to perform in accordance with this contract, including the time limitation, seller may, at sellers sole option, retain all or a portion of the deposit as liquidated damages. HUD reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Properties are subject to prior sale. Each property is sold "as is", with no repairs. They may contain code violations. (No warranty). HUD properties are available to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, marital status, or national origin. For more information on houses available in other areas of the state, please, call the Salt Lake City HUD Office at 524-524- |