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PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1971 MS * . l*""w i I 1 i " • I 11 I I iii ^ V S o i <n^ Malaspina Glacier, Alaska, is the world's largest glacier, outside of the south polar ai It covers more ares than] Island. A VICTORY FOR THE CHEERLEADERS. Al­ though it's always the basketball team that scores the points the Varsity cheerleaders of Montini School scored when they captured the Tri-County League Cheerleading trophy. Dis­ playing the award is Annette Pitzen and L-R kneeling behind Annette is Cindy Doherty and Marlette Freund. Standing L-R are Bonnie Huska, Doreen Miller, Cindy Kamp and Mau­ reen McCormick. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) MORE DRUGS SEIZED In its first year the Illinois Bureau of Investigation has seized more than 40 times as many drugs, as were confis­ cated in the previous year, ac­ cording to IBI Director Mitchell Ware. Created by the 76th Gen­ eral Assembly at the request of Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie, the IBI is the focal point of the De­ partment of Law Enforcement. Between July 1, 1969, and June 30, 1970, agents of the narcotic control division seized 17,492 capsules and tablets of LSD, 687,303 grams of marijuana and 119.43 grams of heroin, as C.D. of A. BOWLING Tuesday 7 P.M. February 16,1971 Jule Kralowetz 199, 500; Bette O'Brien 190, 521 Helen Gondeck * 480; Pat Ruemelin 487; Jo Rizzo 194,5^. Lil Miller 474; Linda Kunz 465; Cathy Boro 202, 532; Edi Nimsgern 464; Carolyn Oetjin 455; Van Dietrich 451; Marion Donnelly 486; Joan Varese 456; Georgine D'Isa 190, 509. Splits: Joan Copley 5-10; Sue Wisniewski 4-5-7; Jo Rizzo 6-7- 10; Shirley Lossman 5-8-10; Marion Donnelly 5-7-9; Marcy Feschoach 4-7-10. TEN PIN QUEENS McHENRY RECREATION 2-8-71 Emmi Damians 177-183-189- 549; Betty O'Brien 180-166-195- 541; Nancy Shulda 171-178-178- 527; Ruth Bomke 170-195-160- 525; Joyce Lexow 156-180-173- 509; Mary Ann Lynn 164-182- 162-508; Wanda Gehrke 148-191- 167-506; Karen Shaver 177-152- 177; Kathy Mullen 133-210-155- 498; Nancy Kadisak 193-166-137- 4%; Betsy O'Brien 173-145-160- 478; Dolorea Gerstein 192-123- 158-473, Gen Bennett 125-180- 158-463, Marcy Goss 173-163-126- 462. Rails: Emmi Damians 6-7-9. 2-15-71 Karen Shaver 204-168-169-541; Betty O'Brien 161-200-174-535; Nancy Shulda 171-156-192-519; Emmi Damians 186-182-161- 509; Dolores Gerstein 211-120- 172-503; Ruth Bomke 168-132- 196-496; Virginia Ohler 188- 136-162-486; Dorothy Koleno 156-182-144-482; Joyce Lex­ ow 137-176 -163 -476 ; Kathy Mullen 179-135-153-467; Chris Kern 175-141-153-469. Rose Klemm - 165; Emmie Wiess-161. Rails: Dolores Gerstein 2-7- 10; Emmie Wiess 3-10. compared to seizures of 470 capsules and tablets of LSD, 131,254 grams of marijuana and 52.32 grams of heroin dur­ ing the previous fiscal period, Ware reported. Five hundred and seven persons were ar- Free power steering and brakes on Special White Sale Galaxie500and Torino 500 Two specially equipped editions! Free power steering when you order them with a vinyl roof, whitewalls, whee l covers , spec ia l s ea t t r im, special exterior trim, special color. Add air conditioning, tinted glass, visibility group, automatic seat-back release, deluxe seat belts (Torino) . . . get power front disc brakes, free, too. And great sav- ings on every other car in the line! Limited time only! EORD DEALER annual WHITE SALE BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main St McHenry, III. 385-200(1 MM This column of questions and answers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. Q) Are gambling losses de­ ductible? A) Gambling losses can only be used to offset gambling win­ nings if deductions are item­ ized. The law does not permit a taxpayer to use these losses to reduce his other income. CHARGE COUNTY MAN Richard J. Golbeck, 23, of 100 Pine court, Crystal Lake, was served with a warrant by Lt. Kranz of the McHenry Police department Wednesday of this week. Golbeck is charged with public indecency. Bond was set at $500 and the case set for Feb. 24 in Branch 3. Q) How do you decide which tax package to send people? A) These decisions are based on last year's returns. Each taxpayer is sent a package containing schedules he used to prepare his 1969 return. Q) Why did my tax with­ holding change? A) There are a number of reasons, some of thsm in­ creased withholding while others decreased withholding. Withholding rates for social security tax increased from 4.8 to 5.2 percent effective January 1. This would increase withholding for all taxpayers covered by Social Security. Income tax withholding rates wer^ lowered beginning in J anuary for single persons and those with low incomes. These changes result from the Tax Reform Act of 1969. Q) I have all the information I need to file my return ex­ cept for my W-2. Can I file without it? A) Every effort should be made to secure your W-2 statements in time to file a correct return before April 15. If you are unable to secure all W-2 statements, fill out your return based upon the best information available. An amended return can be filed when corrected information is secured. Q) Are conservation expenses deductible for a farmer? 9 rested for sale or possession of drugs for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1970, compared to 377 persons arrested for these violations for fiscal year ending June 30, 1969. A) Yes, farmers may de­ duct certain soil and water conservation expenses, that would otherwise have to be capitalized. However, if the land is sold within ten years special rules apply in calculat­ ing any gain. Q) Where do I send my return? A) Send it to the IRS re­ gional service center for your area. The addresses are listed in the tax form instructions. An envelope addressed to the center was included in the tax form package. Q) Where can I get a copy of the form on moving ex­ penses? A) This form is available at local IRS offices. Ask for Form 3903. Q) I sold my house last year. Do I have to report this on my tax return? A) You should report anv profit you made on the sale of the house as a capital gain. However, if within a year you purchased another house cost­ ing at least as much as the "adjusted sales price" of the one you sold, then tax on the gain is postponed. Tax on gains from home sales may be eliminated en­ tirely for those who are 65 years of age and who meet certain conditions. For details on this and other aspects of home sales, send a post card to your local IRS office and ask for Publication 523, Tax Information on Selling Your Home. This booklet is free. Auto Show Special B r a n d N e w 1 9 7 1 M E R C U R Y $ 2 0 8 5 9 m 'i r t.i I i f i ' • 'i >• t J . 1 1 / 1 I I » , . , ( ) M 1 1 I 1970 FORD F100. V-8, 4 speed pickup. Snow plow. 4 wheel drive. $2585 1969 FORD GAL. 500 2 dr., H.T., one 4 _ own e r . V - 8 , A T P / S , P / B , F a c t o r y A i r . % 1 7 D K WSW. 1968 BUICKELECTRA 225 Custom 4 dr. V-8, full power, factory air cond. 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