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Show ysieiess News Citien, Free Press, Review - Wednesday, July Plastic surgeon joins Am. Fork Hospital staff ft I n; . The Governing Board at American Fork Hospital is pleased to announce the appointment of Kimball M. Crofts, MD, to its med ical staff. ? Dr. Crofts specializes in w.. - -- Page 13 LA "'JJt si " n y plastic and r - 17, 1996 - 1 surgery recently joined North Valley Surgicalin s Associates Terry Gettling, sensei (teacher) at the Kansha Aikido Dojo in Provo, demonstrates a sword technique in aikido, a martial art which emphasizes harmony over conflict. Martial art form focuses on self-improveme- nt Harmony, not conflict is the key to success in aikido, a Japanese martial art form of Terry Gettling, owner and sensei (teacher) of Kansha Aikido in Provo, began his study of various martial arts 23 years ago. His training includes judo, Tae Kwon Do and Muay Thai kickboxing. Currently he is undefeated as a kickboxer, holds a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a shodan in aikido. But since 1988, Gettling has devoted his study and training exclusively to aikido, which utilizes the philosophy of "trying to better yourself rather than defeat another. Gettling said that the martial " with circuart is lar movements and a strong sense of balance. The form is founded on sword techniques of the ancient samurai. "Success in aikido doesn't depend just strength but in learning proper movement," he said. "You really want to build confidence in yourself, that way you can avoid confrontation." Classes at Kansha Aikido are geared to all ages and sizes of people, and make great family activities. Gettling starts with teaching strong balance and posture. Training with the swords can start as early as the sixth rank. A three-mont- h introductory class includes up to eight group classes per week, one private lesson with Gettling, and a practice on self-defens- uniform. Children's classes are for children years old, classes for adults are for those 14 and up. Family discounts and single parent family discounts are available. For more information, contact Gettling at Kansha Aikido Dojo, 410 N. Freedom Blvd., Provo, or 3 "being-centered,- call 343-040- association with Mark C Sanderson. Dr. Kimball Crofts His plastic surgery practice will emphasize the full spectrum of plastic surgery including cleft lip and palate, congenital anomalies, breast reconstruction, cosmetic surgery, hand surgery, burn management, laser treatment, and microsurgery. Fifteen years of academic training began with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Utah, graduating cum laude in 1985. Dr. Crofts then attended the University of Utah School of Medicine, graduating in 1989. After medical school, he completed a residency in general surgery at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, Colo., followed by a two-yespecialty training in plastic surgery at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan. This year, Dr. Crofts completed an optional one-yefellowship in hand and microsurgery at the for Plastic and Institute at Reconstructive Surgery Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield, 111. Malcolm Beck, Governing Board chair, says Dr. Crofts comes highly recommended and the board is pleased that he has decidarea. ed to practice in the "Dr. Crofts has impressive credentials and an exemplary commitment to the art and science of medicine." Beck says. "lie will be a tremendous asset to our communi- ty" Dr. Crofts welcomes new patients. Call North Valley Surgical Associates at for an appointment. Office hours are Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tri-Cit- y Centennial program offered An evening campfire program is scheduled July 20 at 9 p.m. to be conducted at the Strawberry Bay Amphitheater in Strawberry Bay Campground to celebrate Pioneer Day and Utah's Centennial. This entitled, program, and "Community Celebrations Cultural Identity: Pioneer Day in ' 19th Century Mormonism," will focus on the origins of Utah's Pioneer Day celebrations. Steven Olsen, Manger of Operations at the LDS Museum of Church History and art will provide accounts of early Pioneer Days to illustrate the cultural context to this important Jxadition. 763-388- 5 "tL.fitntai-- in ffl-- I Lia SrM-nf- -- t i Honored for quality... Four Kencraft employees were recently honored with the Chairman's Quality Award, which recognizes "significant contributions with new ideas, production improvement and leadership." Pictured with Dave Taiclet, company president, left, and Stan Howell, general manager, right, are, L to R: Arlene Butler, Callie Losee, Cindy Dumas and Diane Sudweeks. Angie Richards honored by Pleasant Grove Financial Consultant Ml laboratory firm Richards, laboratory assistant for Richards Industrial Microbiology Laboratory, Inc. was recently honored as the firm's Employee of the Quarter and Award for received their Excellence for the Home Office Employee of the Fourth Quarter Angie for 1995. She has been with the company since 1994; she performs analytical testing for her division. in resides Ms. Richards Pleasant Grove. Richards Industrial is located in Pleasant Grove and provides microbiological and chemical analysis for industrial cleanup, drinking water, waste water and food clients. Blue Chip Tip RFC by Jeffrey C. Ingersoll, Jeff Ingersoll, president of Total What is a "blue chip" stock? 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Along with the work of each artist, we'd like a photo of the artist and some background information. We're interested in any material that's directly related to the temple from ceremony to the open house and dedication. long before the from weeks six the Aug. 10 through Sept. 21, we are expecting 1.2 million During visitors to the open house. That's 200,000 visitors per week or almost four times our North Utah County population each week! We plan to produce a special edition, printed with full color on high quality coated paper. That way we can publish higher quality photographs and better reproductions of your temple art. Each subscriber will receive one copy of the edition free while approximately 50,000 other copies will be made available throughout the community. In order to cover the extra-higprinting and production costs, we will include a few selected advertisers and there will be a $1.00 charge for single copies. That way we can produce We ground-breakin- g soft-boun- d h . " j ' 'AAs Mi. ; . . , more pages and include more of your contributions. Deadline for submissions is Monday, July 22. Entries can be brought into our American Fork office at 59 West Main, mailed to us at P.O. Box 7, American 4 or Fork, Utah 84003, faxed to (801) submitted by at newtahaol.com. We look forward to making this special publication a reflection of the community's interest in the Mt. Timpanogos Temple, and we need your help to do so. As many submissions CITIZEN as possible will be included in the special edition. l'l.KASANTCKOVKKKVI hp 756-527- Mewtahews (I VI II roiip l.KM FHEK l'KKSS NO. UTAH CO. SlIOPI'Eli 59 W. Main, 'I For more information call: American Fork, UT 84003 756-766- 9 |