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Show Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, December 8, 1993 Page 6 Chapel scores 26 Bruins blast High School Sports Notes f tun I L 4r xlJ ji Heath J olley passes ball during recent action. Mountain Vie last weekend. Tigers pick up win in meet with Timpview The Orem Tiger swimmers added another win to their record Wednesday when they swam against Timpview. Both squads outdistanced outdis-tanced their opponents. The Orem boys won by a margin of 130 to 53, while the Orem girls took the meet 140 to 46. Tiger seniors Tami Leetham and Jailyn Bridges had impressive meets with two first plac finishes each. Girls 200 yd. Free Jailyn Bridges 2:15.83 A. Bradford 2:17.59 200yd.IM Chelsey Apostol 2:26.15 Karen Woolley 2:38.26 50 yd. Free Tami Leetham 27.43 Melissa Belliston 27.59 100 yd. Fly Jailyn Bridges 1:09.15 Chelsey Apostol 1:13.13 100 yd. Free Tami Leetham 1:00.31 A. Bradford 1:02.44 500 yd. Free Trina Bridges 6:04.10 Lorien Phillips 6:28.76 100 yd. Back Melissa Belliston 1:03.71 Crystal Hicks (Timp) 1:12.57 100 yd. Breast Clare Gerstmann 1:13.47 Lorien Phillips 1:15.34 200 yd. Medley Relay Apostol, Woolley, J. Bridges, Leetham, 2:03.27 200 yd. Free Relay Apostol, Woolley, J. Bridges, Leetham, 1:55.47 400 yd. Free Relay Leetham, T. Bridges, Belliston, Gerstmann, 4:08.00 Diving Katie Abbott 168.25 T. Higginsen (Timp) 165.05 Orem High Girls Basketball Schedule Non-region Games Dec. 14 Timpview at Orem 7:00 , Dec. 16 Orem at Viewmont 4:00 Dec. 22 Orem at Bingham 6:30 Dec. 30 Skyline at Orem 5:00 Jan. 4 Orem at Provo 7:00 Region Games Jan. 13 Mountain View at Orem Jan. 20 Orem at American Fork Jan. 25 Orem at Alta Jan. 27 Brighton at Orem Electric All Brands Same Day Service Boys Brian Barney John Ure 1:59.41 2:00.64 Andrew Tanner Diego Carroll 2:23.69 2:27.16 Daron Janis (Timp) 23.73 Jason Huish 24.32 Jason Huish 1:03.31 Daron Janis (Timp) 1:03.36 Brian Barney John Ure 55,07 56.24 Tyson Apostol 5:27.82 Shaun Stiegmann (Timp) 5:41.93 Todd Mower Scott Sabin 1:11.62 1:14.45 Wade Erickson Seth Jardine 1:07.57 1:09.53 Mower, Erickson, Jardine, Huish, 1:53.57 Laws, Stiegmann, Jensen, Janis (Timp) 1:40.18 Ure, Barney, Tanner, Huish, 3:44.80 Aaron Russell (Timp) 212.65 Brian Heaps 185.20 Feb. 3 Orem at Hillcrest Feb. 7 Alta at Orem Feb. 10 Orem at Mountain View Feb. 15 American Fork at Orem Feb. 17 Orem at Brighton Feb. 22 Hillcrest at Orem Feb. 28-Mar. 5 5A State Championship Champ-ionship at Salt Lake Community College Game time is 7:00 p.m. Shaver We Mend EvErytiui IE MEND1G SHED 1735 South State Orem 225-8012 w defeated Cedar City and Dixie Bowled at Maples Lanes November 26 Dean Atkinson 212, 551 Ron Hansen 554 Doug Sitton 247, 232, 667 Jerry Housekeeper 208, 202, 565 Larry Boren 205 Gary Davis 538 Marty Hansen 201, 543 Hal Housekeeper 200, 504 Controlling winter allergies in the home Most Americans assume that allergy woes and worries affect us during the spring and summer seasons,' not the winter. Well, think again. Allergies don't disappear disap-pear during the cooler months. In fact, exposures to allergens like dust mites, molds and animal dander -- all found in the home -increase significantly during the winter months when we spend the majority of our time indoors. But don't -think you have to be miserable because you are allergic; aller-gic; there are ways to make the home environment less amenable to these allergens. According to Lanny Kosenwasser, M.D., Allergy Aller-gy Specialist at National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine in Denver says, "Emphasis should be placed on ridding the bedroom of allergens." aller-gens." While at home, both adults and children spend the majority of their time asleep in bed. "So, treating the bed is the first priority when trying to allergy-proof allergy-proof one's home," says Rosen-wasser. Rosen-wasser. Studies show that carpet accumulates ac-cumulates allergens at 100 times the rate of bare, polished floors; so, if possible, install hardwood floors. If hardwoods are not in the budget, then vacuum weekly t while the allergic person isn't at home, using a high efficiency particulate par-ticulate air (HEPA) vacuum or attach a HEPA filter to youf current cur-rent vacuum. To reduce mold, use a dehumidifier. Some final suggestions sug-gestions to minimize winter allergens aller-gens in your home: dust furniture; furni-ture; wash children's favorite stuffed toys in water over 135 degrees Fahrenheit, and bathe pets weekly to remove dander. For more information, pick up the January issue of Prevention Magazine or call 1-800-222-LUNG. Repair Cedar, Dixie The Bruin Basketball team hit the road last week and added two solid preseason wins over both Cedar and Dixie High Schools. Thursday Cedar stayed stayed within four points and closed the first quarter at 18-14. But the Bruin's starting lineup came alive in the second. Mountain Moun-tain View outscored the Cedar City team 28-1 and opened the game for the eventual 88-43 win. Nate Chapel chipped in 19, Nate Cooper added 14, and Senior Jamie Jeffords hit for 13. Despite the big numbers, Heath Jolley stole the show with 10 rebounds on the evening. At St. George, the team met Dixie Friday. Dixie offered the Bruins a tougher battle and the number one ranked 3A team went to the locker room trailing the Bruins by four, 45-41. In the third quarter, Mountain Moun-tain View tightened the defensive noose and shut down the Dixie scorers. By quarter's end, Mountain Moun-tain View had built a solid 67-50 lead. "The ball was rolling by the time we hit the fourth," said Head Coach Kline Adams, "and we just kept it rolling." The Bruins closed the evening with a 94-59 win. As he had done the night before, Nate Chapel shot the lights out with a game high 26 points. Cooper, Jeffords and Jeff Francis were also in double digits. "We did a good job," said Adams of the team's weekend performance. "We passed well and are working together as a team." Tonight the Bruins are on the road against Pleasant Grove at 7:30 pm, Friday night Box Elder travels to Mountain View. The tip off is scheduled for 7:00 pm. Attempted suicide Police responded to two separate attempts of suicide by an Orem couple early Friday morning at a Provo motel. Police said a 37-year-old man reportedly slit his wrists at 12:15 a.m. and responding paramedics treated him for minor bleeding. Approximately two hours later the man's 36-year-old wife called him and said she was going to put a plastic bag over her head and seal it with tape. He arrived 10 minutes later and found her unconscious. Paramedics were called and revived the woman. She became combative and was taken to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in handcuffs. THEFTS Orem police are continuingin-vestigation continuingin-vestigation of the theft of approximately ap-proximately $26,000 worth of computers and computer-related equipment from three separate businesses last Monday night in Orem. Police said doors were forced open at Channel Marketing, ConT cordia Micro Solutions and Graphic By Design , all in the area of 1100 S. State Street. Sandunches & frozen hogi(S)voai Athlete of the Week The Athlete of the Week will receive a includes a Large Hogl Sandwich. Large ERIC CROW Orem High School Athlete of the Week is Eric Crow who scored 22 points against West Jordan. Sponsored By; A mm m Sandunchts & frozen 71 South State aerr. Mt. View swimmers win against Mountain View swam against Fitness Center on Thursday, Dec. 2. Mountain View won the boys' meel 99 to 87 agsinst the 2 ranked Highland boys and Mountain View girls won handily at 110 to 76. The winners were: Girls 200 yd Free Sara Greer (H) 2:19.56 .Emily Asay (MV) 2:23.44 200 yd LM. Jonyce Johnson (MV) 2:23.46 M. Fagergren (H) 2:39.68 50 yd Free Summer Bissegger (MV) 27.63 Meredith Warner (MV) 29.27 100 yd Fly ' Elisa Rode (MV) 1:14.03 Audia Lambert (H) 1:18.46 100 yd Free Summer Bissegger (MV) 1:01.24 Katie Burton (H) 1:08.45 500 yd Free S. Greer (H) 6:14.70 M. Fagergren (H) 6:33.71 100 yd Back Jonyce Johnson (MV) 1:04.21 K Burton (H) 1:17.79 100 yd Breast Melissa Swain (MV) 1:21.34 L. Chatwin 1:26.86 200 Medley Relay Jonyce Johnson, Swain, Rode, Bissegger (MV) 2:06.55 200 Free Relay Meredith Warner, S. Johnson, Eva Taylor, Rode (MV) 1:59.67 400 Free Relay Jonyce Johnson, Susanne Johnson, Emily Asay, Summer Bissegger (MV) 4:15.86 Diving Hoolly Bench (H) 190.00 Brooke Battiloco (MV) 129.15 Springwater Park design approved A neighborhood park design for the Springwater neighborhood neighbor-hood in southwest Orem was approved ap-proved in concept at a recent city council meeting. The design was developed and proposed by the Springwater Park Citizens Advisory Committee Commit-tee along with city staff. The conceptual con-ceptual design was presented to the Recreation Advisory Commission Commis-sion and was recommended to the city council for approval. The six acre park will be buffered buf-fered from the nearby waste treatment plant by landscaped berms and trees. Mayor Stella Welsh commented com-mented that the subdivision is very nice and the park is well deserved. She said, however, that there is no money budgeted at present. City Manager Daryl Berlin Ber-lin said it will be considered in the 1994 budget hearings. While the park design yogurt H V 5 Hogl Meal which Yogurt and Large rebounds against Cedar City and kept his team ahead of the opponents with his aggressive style of play. Sponsored By: mog nogi(j)yogi Sandwiches & frozen yogurt 71 South State Orem 222-9004 yogurt 222 - 9004 Highland Highland in a dual meet at the Oren Boys John Hinckley (H) 1:52.83 Mike Kern (MV) 1:54.51 Philip Nelson (H) 2:09.01 Josh Morris (H) 2:12.10 Aaron Carr (MV) 23.54 Josh Rowland (MV) 24.03 Eric Robinson (MV) 54.79 Jim Hinckley (H) 57.86 Aaron Carr (MV) 51.94 Josh Rowland (MV) 52.95 Philip Nelson (H) 5.13.32 Mike Kern (MV) 5:16.66 Eric Robinson (MV) 55.41 Josh Morris (H) 1:01.26 Josh Lynn (MV) 1:06.04 Tom Hinckley (H) 1:07.34 Kern, Lynn, Robinson, Josh Rowland (MV) 1:45.87 Hinckley, Earl, Morris, Nelson (H) 1:32.11 Carr, Rowland, Kern, Robinson (MV) 3:29.24 Nate Cannon (H) 223.75 Scott Bishop (MV) 213.67 proposes one tennis court, Councilman Coun-cilman Keith Hunt suggested two tennis courts may be more appropriate ap-propriate considering growth in the area. PARK SITE DEDICATED In other action, city council approved setting aside four acres at 1475 South 360 West as a neighborhood park site and designating desig-nating a park design committee under the direction of Recreation Advisory Commission and Jerry Ortiz, Director of Recreation. The council also suggested Council-.man Council-.man Steve Heinz be a member of the committee as he is a resident of the area. Councilman Hunt requested the City investigate the possibility pos-sibility of purchasing an adjacent piece of property that would expand ex-pand the triangular piece already owned by the city and would create cre-ate a more usable rectangular piece. hogi()yogi Sandwiches & frozen yogurt Athlete of the Week The Athlete of the Week will receive a Hogi Meal which Includes a Large Hogi Sandwich. Large Yogurt and Large Drink HEATH JOLLEY Mountain View High School Athlete -fil- IIT- 1 TT . 1 T 11 i . . . oime weeKisneatnjouey who had 10 -l i |
