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Show Tigers To Host 1 OiSi Annuo! two major centers in Salt Lake and one in Ogden. Open nights and week ends, as well as during normal daytime hours, these centers provide "one stop health care service under one roof. Orem-Geneva Times .These include a full range -Massimlno said. of medical and dental ser The HMO concept vices, laboratory, x-ray, prescription drugs, maternity ma-ternity and well-child care, physical therapy, eye care, mental health care, and much more, began in California and has spread rapidly around the country because people peo-ple found they could get more benefits at less cost Massimino added. rem Wrestling Tournament -December 13, 1979 i - H t -1 l:.iift:-5:?-:'s:si: 'V :r ' iX4 Wrestling fams in the Orem area can see plenty plen-ty of action tomorrow and Saturday as Orem High School hosts the 10th AnT nual Orem Wrestling Tournament in the Tiger Gym. Matches will be going on three mats from 5:30 to about 10:30 p.m. tomorrow tomor-row evening, according to Coach Fred Rowland, while Saturday will have matches from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The consolation (third and fourth places) championship bouts will be held on two mats beginning be-ginning at 7 p.m. Saturday, Satur-day, followed by the championship bouts. In addition to Orem, teams entered are Boun tiful. Lay ton. Granite Tooele, Woods Cross satch, and Spanish Fork. Next Tuesday, the 1 1-gers 1-gers wrestle atT imp view at 7:30 p.m., preceded by JV and sophomore matches match-es beginning at 5:30 p.m. "This should be a good match," observed Coach Rowland. He has some concern this week for the tournament tourna-ment because three of his starters are out with injuries or weight problems prob-lems and may not return for the tourney. Michael Winger missed his weight earlier this week at 112, while Gary Twitchell (119 injured his knee and Mike Griswold (145) hurt his shoulder. Twitchell could possibly be ready for the tournament but Griswold is veryboubtfultowrestle then. In last week's action, the Tigers lost to West, 47-11, and took fourth in the Lehi Toir.iament behind be-hind Provo vath 141 12 points, Springville 119 12, Lehi 112, Orem 101 oun-nite, oun-nite, F J - 1 - J i, - i v i, n -t I ' ) ,S. f ' -J t v. if X Senior forward Chris Mc.Mullin t ts iunnm-d up lltiiion (left) and Olpin as ho attempts to niakoa moved"1, n tin- lane. 12, American Fork 84, Payson 77, Juab 73 12, and Roy 59. Orem's only champion there was Robert Kresge (155) who decisionedKel-ly decisionedKel-ly Duke of Provo, 13-1, for the title. Orem's other wrestlers in the championship champ-ionship round were Mike Winger (112) and Gary Twitchell. Winger was pinned by Jess Christen of Provo and Twitchell ask aboui iim mm M 1 ! 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Free Seminars Sponsored By Wasatch Center Two free public seminars sem-inars will be held Dec. 15 and 22, by the Wasatch Center for Human Development. Devel-opment. The first seminar tackles the subject of personal per-sonal financesentitled "How to live in the Middle Mid-dle Class on a Middle Class Income", the topic covers such areas as tricky tax tips for w a g e earners and flexible budgeting. bud-geting. Ron Hatfield of Ron Hatfield and Associates Asso-ciates Inc., will start the seminar promptly at 10:30 a.m. and close at 11:30 a.m. The second seminar will cover learning and reading disabilities, a handicap common to at least 30 percent of the American population. Starting at noon the one hour discussion will deal with a highly regarded method of treatment known as the "Doman-Delacarto "Doman-Delacarto sensorymotor approach. J. Lyle Owens of the Utah Institute of Neurological Development, Develop-ment, will discuss everyday every-day sumptoms of learning learn-ing and reading handicaps such as scooting, crawling crawl-ing and dragging one leg, DAVE BILLINGS Billings To See Action AtC.E.lh Dave Billings of Orem was profiled recently in the College of Eastern Utah basketball roster. The 6'6" center is a graduate of Orem High under the direction of under the direction of Coach Harold Jacklin. As a freshman in the 1977 season at CEU, Billings played backup center in 17 games averaging 4 points and 2.7 rebounds. He is back after two years and is working hard to get into shape to vie for the center position. Head basketball bas-ketball coach Curt Jenson says that Billings should see a lot of action at center cen-ter this season. In addition to his sports interests, Billings is a pre-engineering major with talents in music that include playing inCEU's pep band. While at Orem High he participated in track where he placed in the region and state 4 -A meets. Overall his team won second place in the state 4-Ameet. inability to skip correctly, correct-ly, etc. The seminars will all be held in the old Fourth Ward Chapel in Provo at 95 W. 400 N. HMO Available It's rare these days to find that you can get more for lessespecially in the field of health care. A health maintenance organization (HMO) can provide more compren-sive compren-sive health benefits and services at lower out-of-pocket cost as compared to typical indemnity coverage, cov-erage, asserts Jack Massimino, Mas-simino, RegionalDirector for Family Health Pro-. Pro-. gram, Inc. (FHP), the only qualified HMO in Utah. HMO's differ from traditional tra-ditional indemnity insurance insur-ance plans in that for one monthly fee, health care is provided as well as paid for. Indemnity insurance in-surance pays only incase of illness or accident, usually at an 80 per cent payout. 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