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Show THE THUNDERBIRD Health Center open for business232 BY WADE GERBER Students will find the Student Health Service in Manzanita C-The Center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, but is not open on weekends. It is a clinic where students can receive health services, education, and treatment or diagnosis for an injury. It also deals in preventive medicine, blood pressure tests, vision tests, health counseling, allergy shots, pregnancy testing, and throat cultures. It has two examination rooms, a testing room, and is a liaison with the student health insurance Center 1. company. Students can make appointments by coming to the clinic or by phoning 7713, and they can talk to either director Kay Messerly or secretary Trudy Jones. To obtain health insurance through the college, a student simply pays the premium to the cashier during the first 30 days of class work. The cost per quarter for students age 40 and under is $38, and with one dependent is $95, and with two or more dependents is $152. The cost per quarter for age 41 to 64 is $57, and with one dependent is $142, and with two or more dependents it is $228. Also available for the students are maternity benefits for $48 a quarter. Messerly and Jones are responsible for making appointments for doctors Marcus Kuypurs and Mike Stults. The clinic also utilizes the services of three physician assistants, Scott Frischknecht, Jeff Reynolds, and Ian Kunz. Their hours are from 3 to 5 p.m. every weekday. Messerly says she likes students most in her job. She says they are motivated about health care, eager to learn about preventive medicine and their problems, and most of all are "fun." If students need' to have extensive treatment or need a specialist, the center will make the referral. "The insurance will usually cover extensive treatments and emergencies if the students have the insurance," This year for the first time, students will be charged a one time fee of $10 for the health service records. Besides the records fee, students are charged for medication and supplies. The clinic will eventually move to the new student center, which is being built in phases. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 .PAGE 17 Taste the West" Th Market Grill SPECIALS EARLY BIRD BREAKFAST Biscuit with Gravy. 2 Eggs, . . . COUNTRY BREAKFAST Biscuit with Gravy & Sausage. 2 Eggs, . . 99 $2.85 FARMERS DELIGHT $.2.85 DICED HAM & SCRAMBLED 2 Pancakes, 2 Eggs & Bacon $2.99 EGGS Open 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Evening class schedule begins this week (continued from page 7) business of management, entrepreneurship, business statistics and microcomputer applications for business. In addition, four rt classes are being offered: real estate licensing, survival preparedness, an introduction to outdoor self-suppo- recreation, and the psychological aspects of stress management and pain control. Registration for evening school classes must be completed at the SUSC registrar's office during regular business hours. For information on any rt courses, of these classes, as well as contact the Division of Continuing Education at self-suppo- 586-785- 0. The Market Grill Cedar Livestock Market Nct - 229 th to Overson ha. Cedar Citv. Utah 586-932- 5 iirrzui:. nut uiutumuiiumjuuuui SSWjd THE ASSUSC PRESENTS A HIGHLY POLISHED ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE CENTRUM THE CONCERTPflHCE BEGINS AT 8:00 P.M. $2.00 PER STUDENT IN SPONSORED BY THE ASSUSC |
