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Show Citizen, Press, Review - Wed.. March 25, 1987 - Page 12 Foster Grandparents list needs Heaton joins veterinary staff Dr. Charles Heaton, DVM, has joined the staff at the Timpanogos Animal Hospital, according to Dr. Lafe Parrish, owner. Heaton is a recent graduate in veterinary medicine from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo., and says he is interested in "all animals, but especially large t iu v. animals." His training was in the area of general veterinary medicine so he has a background in both small and large animal care. A native of Utah, he grew up on a ranch in Alton, graduating from Valley High School in Orderville. He attended one year at Southern Utah State College before going on a mission for the LDS Church to Spain. He returned to complete his undergraduate studies at SUSC, graduating in 1983. His wife, Paula, is from Payson and they are the parents of three children, Amy, 4; Chad, 2; and Kyle, three weeks. Heaton says he is excited to be here. "I can't think of anything better than to be able to look out The Foster Grandparent program of Utah County is performing miracles for some Utah County children with the help of its volunteers. By spending time to help children ; facing unique challenges, the Foster are helping the, Grandparents children find success. Some of the senior citizens who volunteer to be Foster Grandparents go to the Utah t State Training School and work with v the children who are mentally V handicapped. Others spend time with children at the Utah State Hospital and the f Utah County Youth Correctional Facility building friendshipping and working with the kids. Many go into the Nebo and Provo School Districts and give children who are having a .' difficult time in school individual f help reading and mathematics. . Dr. Charles Heaton and see (Mt.) Timpanogos," he said. He says he is looking forward to meeting and serving the people of the area. Wheat V Excellent for storage X V A g X '5.72 . Gel . 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