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Show SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, May 25, 2005 - Page 16 Spring comes to a close in La Sal They were movin and a gro- That allows folks to come and go at their leisure and stay as long or as short a time as their schedules allow. While there, the family was able to do a five generation er temps - all of picture which inwhich are typical cluded Kaymee, this time of year. Amanda, GrandThe kids and the ma Karry Deeter, Grandma moms had a great Great Bradshaw of time at the end Wendy FROM SIERRA LA SAL and Great Great the year field trip Maxine Deeter ElGrandma Shirley for the La Sal by of Moab. Stewart ementary as they This particuspent the day at the water park in Moab on lar baby party took place at the La Sal ComMay 19. Center This week brings the last munity week of school - yes, summer shortly after the is officially starting next week first annual La no matter what the calendar Sal Senior Citizen yard sale. (or the weather) maysay. Tomorrow (Thursday) will be Unable to attend, the advancement ceremony I have to rely on and struttin their stuff night my sources for a report on yard at La Sal Elementary. It will also, sadly, be good- sale Saturday. It was a yard bye to Ms. Leeson night. She saleake sale combination. Some of the folks involved is retiring after many successful years of teaching the in La Sal Seniors are great littlest ones at the school. She bakers. I may have missed is going to be greatly missed. Im not going to go into the Monticello High School events of this week as they are detailed elsewhere in this paper. Besides, Id have to list all the graduates from La Sal, and frankly, I cant count that high. But look for their names. We have over a dozen - the highest number I ever remember in over three decades. Im predicting this town is going to feel mighty empty next week. A lot of these graduates leaving creates empty nests for a few families here abouts. Last week was baby showovin, splishin and a splash-in- . And they had the place all to themselves most of the day. It was the first of several very warm days after some cool- Northern News the sale, but I sure got several good helpings of the wares! Several other yard sales took place in La Sal last Saturday. Unfortunately, most were actually moving sales. Always a sad thing in our community. For Sale signs have popped up here and there as well. Hopefully, those will come down soon as new peo- Countywide welcomes new realtor Dianne and Rye Nielson of Countywide Realty are serving all of San Juan County. They are growing and expanding with excitement for the future here in this beautiful part of Utah we call home. They would like to introduce their newest agent, Karple move in. We cant afford to en Whipple. Born and raised in Monticello, with all but a lose very many folks here! Musical concerts were also few years living in Blanding-Karewas raised loving the going on at La Sal Elementary as the junior high folks outdoors, skiing, jeeping, hikfrom Monticello made the trip ing, camping, with many sumnorth to perform for students, mers spent at Lake Powell. Needing wide open placparents and townsfolk. They I do this every year and think es, I will never live anywhere it is a treat for all involved, else, Karen said. This is my performers and home and I love it here, close the audience. to the mountains and the Red I wanted to Canyons. I truly believe this pass along this is the most beautiful place in quote of the the world. which week Karen and her husband comes from the Doug successfully own and San Juan Coun- operate several businesses in ty Library news- Monticello and Moab, includletter: ing the Peace Tree Cafe. The Moab location opened Learning is not worth a penny if courage and joy are seven years ago and Karen lost along the way. Sounds was ready to expand to Monlike some good advice for the ticello last year. The old ad newly graduating! n age busy people get things done applies to Karen. She loves to work and mingle. Karen said, What I do doesnt feel like work; it is my life. I love talking to peo- ple, seeing where they are from and what they are doing. That is why I decided to go into Real Estate. I am interested in ing people find what brings them joy. I love meeting new people and renewing old rela- tionships. Karen will be a definite The real estate market is changing every day and you can rely on them for information. Whether you are buying or selling a home, treat yourself to the expertise of the dedicated Real Estate Professionals at Countywide Realty. up-to-da- g. Isn't it time for a ride in the country? 73 PAUL R. MACDONALD D.D.S. 401 South Main Blanding, UT 84511 j s cmatucxns: 33 S. Broadway Cortez CHRVSLBR as- set to Countywide Realty and they are thrilled to have her as part of the group. Call any one of their agents to determine the value of your home. er week in La Sal. Thursday afternoon, Great Grandma Jacque Fuller hosted an open house for here newest great grandchildren Ethan (four) and Adia (four months), the recently acquired instant family of her granddaughter Katie and hubby Troy Eber-linIf you didnt make it by, these kiddies, especially the baby, need about everything. Never too late to stop by and meet and welcome them. Also being showered this week was Kaymee Lynn Freestone, daughter of former La Salite Amanda (Deeter) Freestone. You may recall that in La Sal we dont really do baby showers, we do open houses. help- ing the County grow and also keeping it a unique place to live. I am interested in help- fWWMfllt (970) 565 - 3748 Jeff Nielson, General Martager ' te |
