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Show J V Free Press - Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 - Page 3 Hospital now offers midwife deliveries Prospective mothers can now have a certified nurse e deliver their baby and have it delivered at the American Fork mid-wif- Hospital The hospital recently granted delivery privileges to certified e nurse LaRita Evans, who has delivered babies at Orem Community Hospital for the past 13 years. A second CNM has applied for delivery privileges at the hospital. mid-wif- American Fork Hospital is bethe fourth Utah hospital to grant delivery privileges to certified according to Dr. E. William Parker, Jr., sponsor of the mid-wive- s, local service. Dr. Parker, meeting with the press recently to announce the new service, said he has felt the need to have the midwives at the hospital. "Getting them here has been a long arduous process to work through," he said ing in midwifery (obstetrics and bash dl The third annual Back to School Health Extravaganza will be held at American Fork Hospital on Friday, August 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children and their parents are invited to join in the funevery-thin- g is free! "This event is sponsored by the hospital each year as a community service to help children learn about health and safety in a fun setting," says AFH Administrator Craig Smedley. "This year's event promises to be the best ever." Children and their parents will be able to take advantage of free vision tests, growth assessments, and EKG's. There will also be booths featuring health, safety, and the hospital setting. The "Life Flight" helicopter will be on the hospital grounds, and children can handle prenatal care, normal deliveries and routine nursing procedures. An obstetrician is called in for anything out of the ordinary, forceps deliveries or multiple , births. Under the American Fork Hospital protocol arrangement, Dr. Parker will stand by for Ms. Evan's patients. He is paid a retainer fee by the midwives that includes access to his expertise and backup .. support for their deliveries. "It's to their credit now to have recognized the role of certified midwives," he said. Ms. Evans explained Certified Nurse Midwives are medical personnel who have received additional training and specific train- AF Hospital plans back-to-scho- Also on her staff at OCH are Certified Nurse Midwives Mary Ross, Linda Rusch and Claudia Gerard. Nurse midwives, she explained, He explained he worked with certified nurse midwives while he was in the U.S. Navy and feels "comfortable" with their work. He said the medical staff had various reactions to the plan based sometimes on ignorance and sometimes on fear of competition. - lieved delivery). The Booster Club would like to thank all those who gave materials or their time to help with the work on the new snack stand being built at Lehi High School. Geneva Rock Products, Peck Building Supply, Lehi Block Company, W.W. Clyde, Lehi High snacks. Each child will take home a free kit including pencils, ruler, sharpener, fun eraser and more. Other prizes and healthy information will also be available and parents can take home a free children's first aid guide. As a special gift from Deseret Bank, there will be a drawing for a $1,000 college scholarship. All families in the community are invited to attend this special a champ, and Dale is champing at the bit. He's almost mad. He wants Jo start another string of victories. If the spikes fall out, ants must retrieve the spike, 'It and start driving again. The Bpike must be driven all the way, no d jobs will do. Dale has worked long and hard for Union Pacific. He's come a long way from his days as a spiker. He is now the Western Regional Production Engineer for U.P., responsible for all construction work including industry and tracks. But recalling those first day s as a railroad spiker he said, "If Memorial Day hadn't come on Wednesday, Fd never have made it through that first week." He was made 1951, afterhavirigbeen born in a railroad house in Lofgren, Utah. And, even though the railroad has been good to him and his family, he's discouraged his sons. "There's too much traveling away from home." Dale's record that went into the Guiness Book of World Records was set seven years ago when he won in 25 seconds. Spiking is a family sport. His brother Araldo, a year older than to his Dale, came in second brother. There are 11 in his railroading family. He and his brother have stayed with Union Pacific through the years. Tamra accompanies her husband to practice sessions at Cutler, just west of the main part of town, and she times his efforts while he trains. "Your body is a miraculous re-s- et half-hearte- Margarine 3 lbs. The Developmentally Disabled, Things we don t fully understand can' raise considerable fear. Most people hold onto a variety of myths and fears that strongly affect their view of the developmentally disabled. Some of the most common myths that color everyday thinking are: "Most mentally retarded people are in hospitals and institutions, or should be." "The retarded can never work and be productive." "They are usually unpredictable, violent and dangerous." "Mental retardation runs in families." The reality is that the vast majority of developmentally disabled people are productive and functioning at home and in jobs. Some require sheltered training, employment and living arrangements, but only a small minority are actually in stitutionalized. The causes of developmental disability are seldom cut and dried, and the presence in one family member says nothing about the intelligence or genetic makeup of the rest of the family. If some of these concerns touch your life, the best course of action is to seek out education and counseling through some of the that serve the organizations . developmentally disabled population. Knowledge is the best enemy of fear. - IVHJiywi.'V N MM M LimitJJ.xpjres830m "X Kay Christofferson, Ron and Ken Peck, Mac Powell, Gary Carlton, Scott Beal, Jim Yates, Jay and Mike Hansen, Art Peterson, and all Booster Club board mem- tV4 Valuable coupon V N I Western Family V; I I donated to this cause. lfioz. Loaf Bread Booster breakfast Sat. The cost is $2.50 for single tickets and $10 for family tickets. All proceeds go towards Booster Club projects at Lehi High School. The first annual Booster Club Breakfast will be held at Golden Corral in American Fork on Saturday, Aug. 27 from a.m. 0 I 2J U LeAer! 83088 ' 0 JUICES ' ) 0 J 5 first foodsI event. Gerber 'First Lehi 23.3 oz. ,. - ''ili Foods' t 8 Gerber Juices Baby Food "Barber StyCist 197 East State thing. It adjusts to the demands," Dale says. When in training, he practices hard but lays off a few days before competitions. There is a definite gleam in Dale's eyes when he talks about the spike driving contest and somehow you know that he isn't joking when he talks about getting his title as the national spike driving champion back again. The family has kept scrapbooks which are full of articles and pictures about his wins. They won't be disappointed if there is more pubJohn licity about this modern-da- y Henry. (Across from Lehi Cafe) 768-881- Jill Condor, Carol Perrnoud, Michel Conder, Jan Fredriekson, Colleen Kellev, owner. 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