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Show Winter Special Olympics Dated Bloomington Ladies Golf A Success Invitational 1 9th in SLC March Saturday, On Feb. 28th and March 1st, the Bloomington Ladies Golf Invitational was held and a The annual Winter Special Olympics sponsored by the Utah Special Olympics will be held in Salt Lke at the University of Utah this Saturday, March 19. The Washington County team, sponsored by the Washington County Assn, for Retarded Citizens, has 25 members w hich is the largest Special Olympics representation south of Provo according to Jim Hilton coach. The events entered in this years Winter Olympics include: Swimming, 25 yd free style, 50 yd free style and the 100 yd relay; and basketball with two teams entered, playing two games of 15 minute quarters and the run drioble and shoot contest. Coaches Jim Hilton, Bruce Bergeson and Paul Elmore feel they have developed some strong teams for the events in the two and one half months of practicing large number of participants played the Bloomington Course. A1 Tourney was chairman and had a real good committee working with her. Door prizes were conducted basketball and swimming at by Gini Fairchild. the SUSC pool in Cedar City. Closest to the pin on No. 2 The assistant coaching done was won by Leah Daly. by Shanna Hards, Jeannie Longest Drive on No. 16 was Christensen , Jay Hallberg, won the first day by Roberta Alan Rowley and Louie Hammond, and on the second Colver has further helped the day it was won by Myrtle team and members along. Drollinger. The teams will leave St. Monday Lap prizes: 1st George early Friday morning Low Gross, A Flight, Lee in order to be in good shape Anderson, 84; B Flight, for the Saturday events. Adwana Cramer, 88; C Flight, Gloria Fenton, 94. 1st Low Net: A Flight, Briggs Anderson, G3, Tied with Ethel Shall, Matched cards.; B Flight, Lois Drum, 61; C Flight, Phil Rothe, 60. 1st in Low Gross, quilts were given for each Flight and were won by Darlene MacFarland, A Flight, Lois B Drum, Flight, Gloria Fenton, C Flight. 2nd Low Gross, Tableclothes were given and won by Ethel Shell, A Flight, Adwana Cramer, B Flight, Phil Rothe, C Flight. Net winners in each Flight, were Guintys given and won by Lucille Larkin, A Flight. Coleen Raab, B The St. George Parks and Recreation Department announced the following results of games played on SPECIAL 01 .YMPICS Left to right, Roene Reeve, Evan Michio, John Ferris, Jim Hilton, Coach; Evan Harmon and Connie Harvey practicing for special olym pics. Thursday evening, March 10th. The Spikers remained undefeated with their 7th win of the season. (1) The Spikers won their 7th match of the season as they beat the Kellwood No. 1 spmniG SALE, 5 Hf MERRY List 5 $354.9!i t $378.90 tiller SALE The Paiute Primitive Area has been established for backpacking, SALE nature 3g95 hunting, SALE 15950 SALE $ LAWN MOWER SALE $99Q95 List $249.95 WEED EATER List $89.95 SALE $yggs Tools the Rental Yard Prefers. Sale Ends March 31st if RENTAL EQUIPMENT STORE 705 North Bluff nette Lounsbury, Carman Lee, Raylene Jones, Etta Mangum, Jenny Larson, Daina Imlay and Glenna Iverson. (2) The Volleys remaining 2nd place with winning three straight games against the Phone 673-523- 3 1L and and sightseeing, mountain so on foot or horseback. The Arizona Strip District is currently preparing a brochure about the Primitive Area which will be available at the Virgin River Canyon Recreation Site on and at the District Office. The National Wildlife speech of the honorary Federation and its affiliates position, endorsed this years Americas waters-h- er in all 50 states, Guam, Puerto theme: creeks, bays, marshes, Rico and the Virgin Islands rivers and oceans-a- re are sponsoring the 40th lakes, to critical wildlife and annual observance of National Wildlife Week people. We need clean water not only to enjoy life, but to during the week of March survive. With the demand for 20-- 26, 1977. The theme for this years observance is We water growing every day, it All Need Clean Water. Utah-base- d is important that we conserve actor, outdoorsman our water resources and keep and enviormentalist, Robert them clean. Yet, today, much Redford, has been named water is wasted; and whole bodies of water are conHonorary Chairman of this tain inated-wi- th sewage, years event. President Franklin D. sludge, oil spills, silt and chemicals. Roosevelt proclaimed the deadly man-mad- e first national observance of To do this, we must educate everyone to the fact that Wildlife Week in 1938. This water is a precious and more ten than million year students, teachers, and a fragile commodity. If we are to conserve and clean up our variety of conservation club then keep them members are expected to waters-a- nd clean-- we must drive home to take part in the activities. allAmericans that We All Redford, in an acceptance Need Clean Water, Redford siad. The battle to keep clean water in America is not a new conflict, and the National Wildlife Week program attests to that fact. In 1954 the theme for the week was & Mon. Clean Waters for All America; in 1960 it was Water: Key to Your Survival; and again in 1965 the water related theme was Fight Dirty Water. Although Utah has only limited water pollution problems, it is necessary to continue to monitor the existing problems and make WEEKL V SPECIALS March 18, 19 & 21 - Fri., Sat. Wheat Grinder. mm 25 lbs. Chili Beans Treated and 15 lbs. H95 In $595 Containers Quaker Oats $590 (Regular) Kerosene 88 gal. . Feed Ence Bros Ence Road West of St. George Phone 673-47-0 Drive A Little & Save Aot! Gentile, C Flight, Mary Flight, A 4. its of 1970. Wildlife Week Information Kits have been mailed to more than 189,000 teachers in the United States. More than 700,000 posters were also distributed. makes it interesting though gift A1 Flight, 10th Low Estate Net, trays, Dora Knight, Flight, Myrtle Drollinger, C Flight, Edna Smart. 11th Low Net, Retrievers, A Flight, Ernie Nelson, B Flight, Ruth Seegmiller, C Flight, Pat Manins. 12th Low Net, Golf gloves, A Flight, Emma Bowen, B Flight, Theo Hallberg, C Flight, Katherine Andrews. 13th Low Net, Golf purses, A Flight, Leah Daly, B Flight, Dill Burton, C Flight, Velma Sims. 14th Low Net, Visors, A Flight, Ululani Florence, B Flight, Alice Bird, C Flight Jackie Hafen. Ina Taylor, President of the Bloomington Ladies Golf Flight, 21-1- Mary Davis, Evelyn Davis, Linda Howard, Donna Bradshaw, LaNora LaNorma Cannon, Julie Phelps, Debbie Gunter, Ward and Lorna Arlene Wright. (4) Kellwood Rebels were bye. Ladies Volleyball league standings made Association, R FR ANK PI BUCK Rc AlTOd Vacation House St. Georqe, Utah 84770 Thursday, March & Tax Deferment Among the benefits of are the unique tax advantages available. One of them to be wary of is the provision which allows you to defer paying income tax on any profit made from the sale of your home if you buy a more expensive one within a certain amount of time. It does not apply in all cases. For example, if you sell a vacation home at a $2,000 profit and promptly buy a much more expensive place, can you defer paying the income tax on the profit? The answer is no! This tax break is available only when both the house sold and the house purchased serve as your principle residence. A being a homeowner and donated the three quilts that were given as prizes. The committee wishes to thank all who helped and participated and look forward to next years Washington Co. News as she has us play for prizes besides being in the leg plays, so even if you might have lost in the match you were playing, at least you were competing with the group for gross and net prizes. First low gross went to Ruth Wilkins, 2nd - Briggs Anderson and 3rd place was a tie between Betty McMullin and Ehrel Shell. First low net was won by Verl McMullin and there was a tie for second between Tillie Frei and Dot Wilks. Low Putts prize was captured by Ann Taylor. Next golfing day will be March 17th at 10 a m. We should probably all meet on the green" instead of the tee in honor of St. Patrick. Look clover to wear for a four-lea- f on your blouse and be sure not to use your orange golf balls that day. Happy golfing. cIeal A B ,D 17, 1977 vacation house doesnt qualify. However if you owned the dwelling for more than six months before selling it, the $2,000 is a long-tercapital gain. If not, it's a short-tercapital gain, which is usually taxed as ordinary income. Stop by for a free copy of our current Homes for Living magazine featuring and prices pictures, descriptions of a few of our latest listings. We're here to help you with any problem you might have in the field of real estate. Frank Pierce Realty 720 E. St. George Blvd. 0 Ph. St. George 673-500- COMETO OUR fork c dealer UOTED .DmoiV 77 Explorer SuperCab. $nranOFF 77 Styleside Explorer with Box Cover. A Buy 77 Explorer Regular Cab 4x4. All set to AND SAVE UP TO Stylish pickup with room to seat a family of six. water and $10.00 B Flight, Ruth Tourney, Gudgell, C Flight Barbara Watts. 9th Low Net, trays, A Flight, Maxine Wilson, B Flight, Shirley Barton, C Flight, Leatha Prestwich. $100 OFF when you select Explorer package A including all this and more: supplies Edith the tournament chairman Net, Sleek, streamlined Deluxe Cover for undercover exploring fun. quality. G. Ray Arnett, of Stockton, California, president of the 3.5 million member National Wildlife Federation, said, We hope to alert millions of Americans to the somber fact that the ruality of our waters is still deteriorating. A few waterways around the country have made dramatic comebacks in recent years; but, nationally, we are a long i .eeting the goals way frc wesetii he Clean Water Act wouldn't last when the sun was shining so beautifully so they all stayed to complete their games that really took "heart because sometimes the wind blew the putter against the ball when you werent ready and some of the tee shots which were headed for the extreme right ended up to the extreme left and of course in a hazard. But it was well they all stayed as now the leg play field has been cut in half. Ethel Shell, Flight, Mary B ilks W The ladies of the Dixie Red Hills Golf organization had some surprise weather when they gathered at 10 a m. on March 10th to begin their leg play matches. All of them felt the strong gusts of wind Frances Peak. 5th Low Net, sweaters, A Flight, Bev. Rindfleisch, B Flight, Bee Atkinson, C Flight, Beth Thompson. 7th Low Net, 1 dozen smiley golf balls, A Flight, Dorothy concerted efforts toward preventing future con- tamination. The quality of life for both humans and wildlife is closely related to available By Dot Calculators were given and won by Larry Zieger, A Flight, Jackie Manuael, B Flight, Maurine Ohran, C Flight. 4th Low Net, $20.00 gift certificates, A Flight, Briggs Anderson, B Flight, Lois certificates, Diane Noorlander, area must do 2nd Low Net in each Flight, Air Pots were given and won by , Lee Anderson, A Flight, Rhea Nelson, B Flight, Jean Oaksen, C Flight. 3rd Low Net in each Flight, 8th Low Streakers, 21-- 21-- and 21-Members of the Volleys are Mona Alldredge, Shirley Snyder, Paula Bundy, Gayle Hansen, Sheila Watts, Enid Heaton, Lee Kelly, Claudia Alldredge, Renee Alldredge, Janice Ence and Randee Taylor. 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