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Show The Park Record Section A Thursday, April 8, 1993 a Page A9 r : f lA -i in. 1 -ii 'if - Irish luck is with Park City submitted by Marilyn Burrell The Vintage Club in Indian Wells, Calif, was the site of a very interesting and very green St. Patrick's Blarney Tennis Tournament. Park City came home victorious. It was a fun and fast-moving fast-moving weekend of tennis and other capers. Captain Marsha Hester led her teammates to a hard-fought hard-fought victory. The tournament began March 17 with a "Luck 'o the Irish" welcome party. After much blarney and frolicking through the shamrocks and Paddywacker shots of courage, the Park City team withstood all the obstacles, winning the tournament and various other awards for sportsmanship, tenacity and endurance. After the conclusion of Utah releases j mi iv; ; ' During Easter weekend, Little Sahara Recreation Area will become a playground for thousands of all-terrain vehicles, dune buggies and motorcycles as people descend on the sand dunes to usher in another season of off-highway vehicle (OHV) riding in Utah. "Where's a better place to hold a class on safe and responsible OHV riding than right in the middle of where it's all happening?" Garth Taylor, OHV education specialist with the Utah Division of Parks WO w , i if I1 f i Park City Powder Puff tennis team the tournament Saturday night, the Vintage Club held an awards reception where club pro Greg Cosgrove presented the traveling trophy to the winning Park City team. All participants were entertained with a full orchestra, concluding the evening with fireworks that swept them off their feet. It wasn't all hard work and sportsmanship for the visiting team from Park City. There were strenuous afternoons of workouts in water aerobics, skin care and of course a parade dow El Paseo. Palm Springs will not soon forget the team from Park City. They left their mark as well as lots of credit card receipts throughout the desert community. They were invited back to defend their title for the St. Patrick's Blarney Tournament rules for off and Recreation said, as he announced the holding of a "Know Before You Go!" training class at the popular Bureau of Land Management riding area on Easter weekend. Do not carry passengers on single sin-gle purpose machines. Children and inexperienced riders should always be supervised by parents. Remember, children under eight years of age cannot operate an Can It's no joke, during the week of April 5 through April 11, two adults can ski for $43. Enjoy Deer Valley during the best spring skiing we've had in years. But there's more. .. Savings: Each 1992-93 Sampler voucher will be good for 2 same day adult lift tickets. Bring in any U.S. ski resort season pass and buy your all-day lift ticket for $10. For $28 - two kids 12 and under, or seniors o5 can ski Call for information: 649-1000 Some restrictions apply. . MV"'. T"'Vw,"'i T ' 'V". ' 0 tennis team next year. The grapevine held the possibility of golf and synchronized swinfming being included in next year's competition, too. The Park City team was met with a round of applause as they deplaned in Salt Lake City and their local coach, Jim Jones, greeted them as they arrived home. Coach Jones was included in the shower of gifts taken from Palm Springs because of his unselfish contribution to the team's success (including allowing them to borrow his wife Kris for the weekend). Congratulations to the Park City Powder Puffs team of Marsha Hester, Susan Basmajian, Marty Stattin, Kathy Mears, Lisa Warr, Amanda Peterson, Marilyn Burrell and Kris Jones. road vehicles OHV on public land. From the age of eight until a Utah driver's license is received, operators must possess an operator certification to do so. Never ride alone, and always let someone know where your party is heading and when they'll be returning. Do not litter, chase wildlife, or damage plant life. For further information on the "Know Before You go!" course, or information on OHV laws and riding areas, call the division OHV Information Center. A Tax breaks for fuels Utah's lawmakers are offering a tax break to Utahns who switch to cleaner-burning fuels in their vehicles and home woodstoves and fireplaces. To encourage individuals and businesses to reduce air pollution, the 1992 Utah Legislature approved a 20 percent individual income tax credit for the purchase of new clean-fuel clean-fuel vehicles or conversions of old vehicles to burn approved clean fuels. In addition, the law allows a 10 percent tax credit for the cost of installing cleaner-burning fireplaces or woodstoves. Utah individuals or businesses may receive up to a $500 credit for purchase of each new dedicated clean-fuel vehicle or up to $400 for each vehicle conversion. The clean-fuel clean-fuel category includes natural gas, propane, electricity or other fuels approved by the Air Quality Board or the 1990 Clean Air Act. Up to $50 in tax credits are available to Utahns who install clean-burning stoves, natural gas or propane free-standing fireplaces and solid-fuel burning devices certified by the Environmental Protection Agency. Gas-flame fireplace logs will not be eligible for the credit. These credits may be claimed on Utah's individual Income tax return. To verify the conversions to cleaner fuels, the taxpayer must attach to the return a completed state certification form. Those who buy clean-burning woodstoves must use form TC-40F to verify the purchase and people or businesses converting vehicles to clean fuels or buying new clean-fuel clean-fuel vehicles must verify those purchases using form TC-40V. Clean-burning stoves include pellet or high-mass wood stoves, which have very thick walls that radiate heat over long periods of time. A pellet stove resembles a regular woodstove, but rather than burning logs, it automatically feeds the fire with wood pellets that resemble rabbit food. , For information regarding eligible equipment conversions, call the Department of Environmental Quality, 536-4000. To obtain copies of tax forms TC-40F TC-40F or TC-40V by telephone, call the Tax Commission at 5304848 within the Salt Lake metro area or toll-free 1-800-662-4335. Select the "Order Tax Forms" option on the automated telephone menu. Forms are also available at Tax Commission offices and in other places where tax forms are available, such as libraries and the IRS offices. .For Gfmi Park City Office 1 750 Park Avenue Park City 84060 (801) 649-4400 lei PREMIER, INC. FIRST 24 HOUR REALTOR IN PARK CITY Call 1-800-732-8937, enter ad code number 1322, relax and listen to Julie describe this incredible home. fjpV "if . ONE OF A KIND LOG HOME ON LARGE LOT WITH 360 DEGREE VIEWS Four bedroom4.5 bath log home with over 6,000 square feet of living space. Acre and a quarter lot and open space surrounding this lodgelike lodge-like home is visited regularly by wildlife including moose. Located on cul-de-sac for privacy with easily accessible driveway and three car garage. For more information on Julie's talking ad marketing plan call 1-800-732-8937 ad (1340) or call for an appointment APRIL 5 -11, 1993. (ft) DEER VALLEY' i ' JULIE MCKAY CRS,GRI 1 I It V til 1 . J |
