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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday March 6, 1991 Dons Valle Our San Juan River no longer requires my close supervision. Well, perhaps it didnt anyway, but it was so iced up and mudded up and in general confused that thought if I I didnt check every day, it might really get out of hand. Out of banks? There are still random patches of snow and ice, and a few blocks of frozen silt but in general its back doing business in its own in- imitable fashion. Just rolling along, offering river runners a nice ride with not much in the way of thrills Steve Lonie and chills. from Prescott, Arizona, just put in for a seven-datrip, and anticipates no problems so long as the night campfires burn brightly to couny teract a persistent cold wind. Our frozen floats have made their way downstream, perishing en route we hope. We did keep watch on the narrow channel here by the Mexican Hat bridge but the icy traffic observed courtesy of the river and proceeded in an orderly fashion. However, Norris Cly reported that a sheet of ice got tangled up with the Sand Island bridge at Bluff the other day, blocking the current and backing up water into the cottonwood trees at the boat landing. On the reservation, Navajo livestock is again grazing rather than wading, although there was a hungry period. The Tribe brought hay in to Oljato, and it was given to those with recorded stock and grazing permits. Every summer stock is counted and given Horses and injections. cows are branded. Only sometimes a Navajo just doesnt get around to taking care of the details, and the unfortunate uncounted animals were not eligible for free hay. I may have to see my dentist soon as I keep grinding my teeth in frustration. and Hiking camping weather is almost here hut none of us are patient as snow melts slowly and leaves a foot deep layer of mud where it lay. Everyone keeps rushing the season, remembering better days when the southeast corner of Utah was a haven for snow weary northerners. One Salt Lake camping group managed to ford the hazardous creek between Comb Wash Road and the bottom of Eish Creek Canyon. They urged a Bronco Blazer through the mud and ice and up that nasty bank south of the corral hut just how they managed to accomplish that feat is a good question. remember once Cary Topping and I rode a jeep down and a 1 into that crossing and spent an hour trying to get out up either bank - that was under good conditions. havent tried anything I I traded my alone yet. trusty little four wheel drive pickup in on a van with all wheel drive and it makes me nervous. I asked the car dealer how the car would know to start four wheeling. Computer, he said. involvements Mv with BLANDING f.niey Bayles Dale Lyman 678-200- Martha Lyman 678-282- BLUFF - MOAB 225 South Mam Georgia Hamblin 678-282- Joe M. Clemma Johnson Eaton 2595842 road. Of course, it began to snow on our heads when we tried to hike, hut we did get to see s o m e dry ground in spots on southern slopes. And on the Comb, its al- ways possible to climb on tin massive rock formations when all else fails. Its cold up high there, pretty when the wind is though, howling and ones face is being snow blasted. Box 705 Shirley Ramsay 672-226- ADDralslna7!Rentals Monticello HO acres near Monticello, acres in hay. Includes corrals. 2. Twenty-twacres overlooking beautiful Long Canyon. Lots of privacy. 3. Two-bdron half acre at Circle Park near golf course, New carpets and paint. Spacious trailer hookup on lot brings in $50 per month. Owner financing possible. 4. Opportunity. home. New siding, roof, furnace and other features. Large lot. $10,000 down with owner financing. Call us for price. 5. Large home. Could add rooms on upper level for apt. or homeowner's usage. Inch trailer park (could be expanded). Brings in several $100 per month. 6. Very livable in new- subdivision. Solar panel supplement. Lots of Regood neighbors. Ready to occupy. duced to $30,000. 8. Dream house. Beautiful log home on 54 acres. Overbuilt in quality for long life and convenience of owner. Corrals, outbuildings, garage. If you can afford a quality home, call us. 10. Former country club building and lot on edge of golf course. 4,134 sq. ft. building, includes restaurant equipment. Ideal for home, club, restaurant, etc. 13. with large attached garage. Huge lot with fruit trees and lots of flowers. Two storage hidings. Located between schools. 15. home with many Large possibilities. 4 miles east of town. 16. Spacious 2 12 older, bath home. Good location. Owner financing possible. Two-bdr17. Rare opportunity. home. Garage, orchard, landscaped. Located on 25 unique acres between town and min. 125M. 18. Lovely, brick home. Den, FR, fireplaces, full finished one-bat- h bsmnt. 23. 25 acres of heavily wooded land, nice lay, good soil. 8 miles east of town. S400 per acre. and 587-239- 587-242- 4' residential commercial 26. 40 acres listings 7 fenced miles cast Pasture, 2 3 sides. leleelect wants something special. St. 43. Large commercial Main building next to safety building. 46. In town - 3.65 acres. Ideal for pasture and rural setting home. 48. 5 acres, heavily wooded, on Hwy 666 near Lcolo turnoff. 71. 40 acres with full bsmnt home. Also, 40 X 40 metal Summit garage, large apt, outbuildings. Point area. unfinished 75. bsmnt. Well 82. kept lovelv bdrni home with lies 50 r siding, shop, storage shed, Iruit trees, fireplace insert A real laniilv home 2 5 acres B6. Business opportunitv south of town. Reads' to go as commercial tOxHO metal bldg Adaptable greenhouse to other uses Good price. B15 Lxecutive ts pe home formal DR, 5 bdrms, 2 12 baths, swimming pool. Many features Also, former Quality lord Dlrshp bldg with 3 acres on busy highway. Also, R) acres in city limits Prime Development Property. B18 10 acres north on Highway 191 near Quality ford location. B on reservoirs, available. 40 acres 6 28. Choice, undisturbed mi. b.. of low'n on maintained road. 29. 160 acres (a" Fastland turn off. NCPR for 5 vrs from which owner gets $2,330 per yr. 90 acres m cultivation 1100-sq-f- l home. 31. Newly remodeled, well insulated. 3 bdrms, faces cast. yard Lrgc back hath, Delightful area. Iaw, low, $3()s. 32 Choice bldg lot next to hospital 39. Commercial bldg suitable lor any business. 12 blk off Main Street. 42. Delightful 4 or 5 bdrrn quality home. Fabulous view of mtn. Uus of new Plush Owner transferring. construction. and 2 stoves gas woodburning carpeting, furnace. This home is for someone who lot. 320 acres in West Summit area. $125 per acre. 88. 30 acres, heavily wooded east. $600 per acre. Point 8 miles one. At the top of the ridge north of Bullet, we took a winding woodcutter road which, a Bargains Blanding Bl. Large. 10-r- home on 2 acres. Exciting view. Includes well. See this one! 1040 sq-fPioneer Estates. B2. home. Dole carport. 1 25 acres. S3 5, 000. Shock's Flat road because Dale plowed through. He was where the road was supposed to he, too. At least part of the wav. 19. 5 full bsmnt with VA home on N. Main. $29,500 with $1,500 down Sec us quickly. $245.73month. B20. Conveniently located. Masonry home, 3 bdrms. With appliances. $9,000 down. Quick occupancy. ac res. Beautiful B30. wenty-fiv"I e setting. plus acres near new loodtowri store. Ideal for subdividing. B 3 3 4 Bluff 300. and Dble-wid- Buys X 24 lot. Only $25,000. 36 trailer houe $13,000 assumable Don M. Andrews receives award for outstanding performance. Courtesy photo Outstanding performance award Andrews, soil conservationist and team Don M. leader with the Soil Conservation Service, received a plaque and a quality step increase for sustained out- standing performance in managing the Monticello office during fiscal year 1990 and accomplishing a diverse workload. The plaque and award were presented to him at a recent awards banquet in Salt Lake City. The Soil Conservation Service office in Monticello serves San Juan and Grand counties, and Dons technical assistance has been of high quality. As a result of his knowledge, assistance, and leadership, the Monticello office exceeded all the goals they set during 1990. has had prime responsibility for assisting Don the Grand and San Juan SCDs in their conservation efforts. He played a key role in a joint information meeting with the Extension Service, Utah State University, SCS state agronomist, Monsanto, and farmers on conservation tillage, weed control and fertility. He provided public information on the Montezuma Creek River Basin Study; on to snow surveys keep the for good investment business and opportunities in San Juan Countv program informed. Dons leadership has resulted in public extensive conservation accomplishment in the Monticello SCS office. loan. 301. Commercial acreage. Good location with water connection. beautiful 302. Live lots overlooking San Juan River and red bluffs. 303. 360 feet of choice hiway frontage in Cottonwood Addition. Low down and owner financing. 304. Silver Dollar Bar. Ideal location for business. 3,750 square feet. Low down. Owner financed. 305. Famed Painted Horn Trading Post. Includes trailer home. owner can't operate the trading post and says to sell it. 10 down, owner financing on balance. Full block in Cottonwood 306. Addition with city, water connection. Ideal site for any commercial venture. 307. One lot in Cottonwood Addition. Just right for your trailer home. Quality Building Materials . Give us a call T 55. 1 678-214- 0 Deal with the people who know the building industry 12 acres with mobile home Price negotiable. Good near mountain. deal. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SAN JUAN BUILDING SUPPLY 377 West 300 South Several homes with assumable FmllA financing. Ask for details. ar- ranged a SCD tour of Yellow Jacket Experiment Station, Dolores Project; and, assisted with Farm Day for school children. lie completes snow surveys and maintains the sites, and has an effective information An estimated 58 percent of adult Americans have hlood cholesterol levels above 200 milligrams per deciliter, a level at which the risk of coronary heart disease begins to rise sharply, says the American Heart Association. Blanding us trail breaker. Road breaker. The next not so intelligent four wheeler will find it easier to get across the ridge to the La Sal See Call us for unadvertised 587 2838 Market 307 1. unlades sniiil! cement block Also includes vacant comet lot, BS 587 2424 587 2602 ing, and hacked out of that nature But Dale is by But Wyoming natives Dale and Sharon Lund, who are here in the interest of the uranium tailings coverup, are used to snow and ice. So, Dale driving, we managed to find something resembling the road under the water in a few places and made our wav about nine miles in on the Butler Wash building lot .... sink- so to speak. aint me. And it shop MONTICELLO F. Bennion Redd Carl Eisemann Grayson Redd little way, started amazingly, was sandy and passable. I dont know why we didnt retrace our steps, 1 corner & a Page 13 computers have not been good. Its something like riding a horse. You have to let the horse know whos boss. When get on a horse or sit down in front of a computer screen, its obvious whos running things. hul at lord.iblc home, l.itgc J&JJL Lund also was the chauffeur when we tried an outing on Cedar Mesa. We looked at the Cigarette Spring route, decided discretion was the better part of valor, and didn't try it. We went in the Brushy Flat road - |
