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Show Page Six - The Pyramid - July 6, 1994 Dr. Kim Bateman, SVH to host University of Utah medical student EPHRAI- Dr. Kim Bateman and family, and Sanpete Valley Hospital will host Univermedical sity of Utah fourth-yestudent Bradley M. Burton durirg a preceptorship he will be serving as part of his studies. According to a recent news release, the Family Practice Division at the University of Utah School of Medicine sponsors a family practice clerkshippreceptorship in which students select communities and family physicians where and with whom they can experience and observe medical care in the community setting. This program is part of an effort by the medical school to familiarize students with the way medicine is practiced outside of the University Medical Center and to encourage more students to consider preparing themselves for community practice as family physicians, especially in rural areas which are experiencing a shortage of physicians. In a telephone interview, Dr. Bateman, explained that a preceptorship differs from a clerkship in that with the preceptorship the student is out of the hospital setting and is working with a physician in a primary care office. He also explained that the students are required to spend a M- ar one-mon- th month in ' a clerk-in each field shippreceptorship of medicine. Burton graduated from Cottonwood High School in Salt Lake City, and received his undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Utah. Family practice is his area of special interest and he hopes to practice medicine in a rural setting. His goal during this preceptorship is to gain a better understanding of rural family practice and gain clinical experience. Burtons'extracurricular interests include basketball, golf, tennis, pencil art, and research in dermatology and neonatology. He, his wife and daughter will be staying with the Batemans during this rotation due to unavailability of lodging because of the Mormon Miracle Pageant. Dr. Bateman said he has been hosting students like Brad for the past 18 years and most of them have stayed with his family. He feels this will give the Burtons an idea of what their home life will be like when Brad becomes a practicing physician. When staying with the hosting physician instead of in a motel, the student shadows the doctor; so... whenever the phone rings, day or night, Brad will be accompanying Dr. Bateman out the door. SALT LAKE CIT- Y- While ownership of microwave ovens has grown to nearly 85 percent of all households, only '30 percent are used for anything more than warming food, according to a recent Utah State University newsletter. Although many people have them, hardly any are actually used for cooking; in fact, kids MT. PLEASAN- T- Triple basketball Crown will be part of the Horseshoe Mountain Days celebration on Aug. 5 and 6, according to an announcement from the Main Street Board. Basketball players who want to enter the tournament may sign up at Pleasantries, 85 W. Main. Registration packets will be provided after player names have been compiled. The tournament is part of a nationwide program and has been successful in Salt Lake, Provo, Ogden and American Fork. "We are looking forward to this event," says Main Street board member Mae Thompson, "because of the enthusiasm and it generates. A participation Denver firm promotes the tournament and expects 150 teams to three-on-thr- ee n-3 event. DINTO time, it runs from summer to summer. So the lowest equal dollar amount possible comes when you sign up in June. PAYMENTS ALL Mountain Fuel will review your YEARLONG. Orson H. Eggleston, formerly of Fairview, son of Verdean and Kathy Lin Eggleston, has been called to serve in the Louisiana, Baton Rouge LDS Mission. Orson will speak in the Gunnison LDS Stake Center Chapel on Sunday, July 10, at 1 p.m. There will be an open house held in his honor at 90 West 400 North, Gunnison, at 4 p.m. that afternoon. He will enter the MTC on July 20. Marketing strategies for the newest line of microwave ovens no longer tries to push the idea of cooking a whole meal. Instead, many have individual button? labeled "popcorn" or "potato," because manufacturers realize this is what most people do with them. es IF1UTOIR THE EQUAL PAYMENT PLAN PREDICTS YOUR " two-da- micro-wav- "This tournament will be an exciting part of seven key events planned for Horseshoe Mountain Days," Thompson notes. "Well be providing more information about other activities during the next two weeks." compete. According to Thompson, each team member receives a tee-shi- rt as part of the registration packet, which contains the names of tournament sponsors. "We are asking local sponsors to come aboard," Thompson says, "and we, also, want teams from all age groups to participate." In addition to teams from Mt. Pleasant and Sanpete County, tournament organizers expect competitors from Southern Utah, Salt Lake and Utah County to test their hoop skills during the y often refer to them as "popcorn poppers." For all the hype about being the future of cooking, have not been as revolutionary as expected. According to appliance legend, the microwave oven was discovered in the 1940s when a radar technician discovered that a candy bar melted in his pocket DjTOK Triple Crown during Horseshoe Mtn Days 3-o- when he stood too close to one of the experimental radars. The device became a reality in 1971 when the first counter-to- p model was introduced. 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