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Show I r - , ... 4. ... " ' . y - yit4.SS Vr . - -s -.4 M'Jk P ' STa ' ,fy -IT --v, , ' i r-. -" mcf v I 'v Vft'C topr jesiai: V j 1 h' jjj' f , :l Ml lWti -few. v 'Sffi!fflIi? V r li Mountain View girls led the field of competition as they claimed the championship at the Bruin cross country runners, left, Brian Jolley and, right, Kirt Seale, secured a strong wan" Invitational on Saturday. Bruins from left to right are Camie Casper, Juliet Stone, position for Mountain View at the Kiwanis Invitational. Enka Tunm, Amy Allen, Diana Pyne, Anna Pett, and Kristen Nuttall. Mtn. View girls win Kiwanis Invitational championship m mm -- '-vwwwwjfw lii ji r jjn'WjimiuiL, J 1 by Jan Hawkes In bone chilling temperatures and winds, the 21st Annual Kiwanis Invitational was held on the campus of Utah Valley Community Com-munity College Saturday morning, morn-ing, October 6. Two hundred and . fifty runners from seventeen high schools in Utah and Wyoming participated. In an impressive display of team strength, Mountain View girls scored 24 points to win the Kiwanis championship, with second place going to Orem with 122 points, and third place awarded to Bingham with 131 points. Bingham's Lynette Petersen Peter-sen finished first for the varsity girls, with Mountain View claiming claim-ing seven out of the next twelve places. country team is staying healthy. They ran phenominally well under these conditions." The following are the top fifteen fif-teen finishers in each event: JR. VARSITY GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS Lynette Petersen Bingham Amy Allen Juliet Stone Kristen Nuttall Heather Whitney Kim Heaps Diana Pyne Anna Pett Addie Stewart Jane Harris Camie Casper Becky Ott Erika Timm Misa Graff DarcyFowers MV MV MV Springvl Orem MV MV Layton RockSp MV Orem MV Bountif RockSp Although not running at full , capacity due to injury and illness, the Mountain View boys finished a strong second with 75 points, with Bingham claiming first place with 47 points and Judge Memorial taking third place with 89 points. Although the Bruins were hampered by cold, strong winds, sickness and injuries, coach Dave Houle said he was proud of how well his team performed. "The biggest factor for any cross VARSITY BOYS , Kobby uuncan tfingham Brian Hancock Adam Reeves Mike Wilkey Nathan Kennedy Brandon Wilding Sam St. Clair Kirt Seale Ted Hansen Gus Ibarra Nick Evertsen Matt Poulsen Brian Jolley Micah Ewart Phil Woolseton Cedar Bingham Green Rr Evan8ton Bountiful MV MV Judge PG Orem Bingham MV Monticel Bingham 17:52 18:02 18:21 18:39 18:45 18:54 18:57 19:06 19:06 19:09 19:20 19:2 19:32 19:58 20:00 15:15 15:18 15:20 15:24 15:25 15:33 15:35 15:40 15:46 15:48 15:49 15:50 15:52 15:54 15:56 Heather Frushour MV Tanya Thomas MV Christy Christensen MV KristyButtars MV Stacey LeeMaster MV Emily Marek MV Kim Critchfield MV KymU'Rcn MV Erica Chamberlain MV Lisa Naegle Cedar Sandy Marshal Cedar Laura St. Clair MV Heather Roberts MV Katie Pead MV Lara Brewer Judge JR. VARSITY BOYS Scott Brown Jason Blackham Chris Jenitzsch JeffBraithwaite Steve Allen Clint Muhclstein Greg VandcrwcrfT Jeff Snow ..Mike-GivcnS" - Brian Chidestcr Scott Amber MikePriddis Chris Johnson Andy Jacobs MV MV Bingham MV Bingham Orem MV Bingham Judge -Bingham Judge MV MV Orem 19:50 20:11 20:24 20:27 20:39 20:41 21:00 21:26 21:39 21:42 21:43 21:44 21:48 21:51 22:09 16:25 16:36 ' 16:40 16:49 16:51 16:59 17:08 17:11 a 7:12-17:12 7:12-17:12 17:12 17:21 17:25 17:26 American Fork hosted a Tri-meet Tri-meet on Tuesday with Mountain View and Timpview. Team scores there were as follows:Boys, Mountain View 32, American Fork 37 and Timpview 73. Girls, Mountain View 19, Timpview 45 and American Fork 99. Park City conference set for teachers Orem High and Mountain View girls volleyball team squared off Thursday. The Bruins came out on top with a tough battle. Pictured above: Tami Frame watches Karen Mauerman set up ball for the Tigers. Lady Tigers lose a tough one to Mountain View 2-1 by Kemari Goble In Varsity Girls Volleyball the lady Golden Tigers lost a tough one Thursday evening against Mountain Moun-tain View. The Tigers who were 2-1 in league play and in previous weeks had beaten both Pleasant Grove and American Fork, were fired up and ready to take on the Bruins. In the first of 3 games the lady Tigers took a quick lead scoring scor-ing 9 points to the Bruins 3 before the lady Bruins called time out. Wherein they obviously planned a great comeback. The Bruins immediately took charge and pulled to an even 10-10 10-10 score with the tigers. Both teams fought hard and each girl played with great intensity, but the Bruins were able to hang on for the win 15-13. However in the second game it was all power from the lady Tigers. The girls played well and unified and held the Bruins to only 9 points. At a crucial point in the game Junior 14 Gina Snarr had a beautiful spike from the middle that gave orem a side out with a 9-6 score for the Tigers. With some excellent serving from 20 Marilee Stratton, and 5 Suzanne Poulson the lady Tigers took the second game 15-9. In the third and final game Mountain View had the serve and racked up an almost too quick 7 points. Orem coach Vicky Eliason called timeout to calm the girls and get them fired up. With tension ten-sion mounting Orem received a side out and 9 Karen Kauerman put some desperately needed points on the board to get the Tigers roaring. Unfortunately only 3 points were earned and the Bruins got the ball back. With the score 11-3 for the Bruins 5 Suzanne Paulsen scored the final two points that the Tigers would earn for the game. The Tigers just couldn't stop the Bruins who took the final game 15-5. After a tough defeat Suzanne Paulsen commented com-mented "We played well together, I just don't know what happened." hap-pened." Both the Sophomore and JV teams came up with victories over the Bruins. The JV in two games (16-14) and (15-8) and the Sophomores in three (15-12), (15-10), (15-10), (15-11 ). The lady Tigers take on Timpview at Timp Oct 9th Tuesday at 5:15. Good Luck Girls! Several hundred teachers from Utah and neighboring states will gather in Park City Oct. 11-13 for the Southwest Regional Conference for Teachers of Englishlanguage arts. Program sessions will focus on "mining the past and claiming claim-ing the future," according to Joyce Kinkead, a conference coordinator and English professor profes-sor at Utah State University. She noted that five keynote speakers and more than 50 concurrent con-current sessions for elementary, secondary, and college teachers are planned for the meeting. The conference is sponsored by the Utah Council of Teachers of English, with support from higher education and Utah businesses. busi-nesses. Kinkead has worked for over a year in developing "Literary Utah," a map and guide that will be unveiled by Governor Norman Nor-man Bangerter at the Olympic Hotel, site for the conference. Ten Utah authors will be honored at a special luncheon. Authors include Alaine Ferguson, Fer-guson, Leslie Kelen, David Kranes, Leslie Norris, Paul Pitts, Allen Roberts, Linda Sillitoe, Jil-lyn Jil-lyn Smith Carpenter, Dorothy Solomon and Emma Lou Thayne. Teachers interested in Southwest Regional Conference information should contact Mary Beth Clark at the Utah State Office of Education (538-7766) (538-7766) or Bill Strong at Utah State University (750-2228). Surplus commodities available for ages under 59 USDA Surplus Commodities are again available to those who meet the following requirements: 1) You must be low income and a resident of Utah County! 2) You must have an urgent need for food! 3) You must meet the income guidelines! 4) You must be age 69 or younger. The commodities will be available avail-able at the following location for Orem residents: County Fairgrounds Tennis Court Bldg., 475 South Main, Spanish Fork, October 17 and 18 from 1 to 6 p.m. for persons living in Orem, Provo, Spanish Fork, Springville, Payson, Mapleton, Salem, Goshen, Springlake, Santaquin, Genola and Elberta only. I ,11 TC1 i i . ,;V3 f;. SERVICE SPECIAL Be Prepared for the Hunts" Repair Service and Sales on Stoves, Lanterns, Heater, and all Coleman Camping Products Comploto Overhaul on any Appliance $895 plus part Coleman FUEL $299 Rfl. S3.M Thru Oct. 31, 1MO "Utah County's Only Warranty Service Center" t. |