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2 - San Mi~uel Basin Forum, Thursday, July 22, 1999
"We're trying to provide a
continuity of care that is com-
munity oriented, and we plan to
be here a long time," Says
Physician's Assistant, Rick
Oberlin. Last month, Oberlin
and Dr. Avis Severance, of
Agape Family Practice, opened
an office in the Nucla Hospital
Building on Main Street.
Both Severance and Oberlin
are well-known names to the
West End, as both worked at the
Southwest Basin Clinic in recent
years. Severance established a
Grand Junction based private
practice about four years ago,
and Oberlin, upon leaving his
position at the clinic, has been
commuting to Junction four
days a week to work for that
practice.
"I fell in love with the area, I
didn't want to move," Oberlin
explains. "Both Dr. Severance
and I have patients here, and it is
hard for them to travel to Grand
Junction for their care."
Oberlin describes the prac-
tiee as "a full scope fam'By.prac-
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Will see patients at dm
NORWOOD CLINIC
For Medical Eye Problems
appointment may be made by calling
2A -9000 og 1-800-221-8196
PRE-SCHOOL PHYSICALS $20.
SPORTS OR ATHLETIC
PHYSICALS $20.
Call today for an appointment for a checkup or
physical.
BASIN CLINIC
421 ADAMS ST. NATURITA
Rick Oberlin, P.A.
tice" that is capable of doing
routine laboratory work, urinal-
ysis, strep screens and x-rays.
While obstetric services are not
handled there, gynecological
pathic physician, specializing in
joint and muscular disorders,
the practice will work closely
with Dr. Rick Kauffman, a chi-
ropractor who shares the Office
with them.
Agape will accept all med-
ical insurance except state
Medicaid (which can be con-
verted to Rocky Mountain
HMO Medicaid and will be
accel~ted). They also don't par-
ticipate in the Colorado
Resident Discount Program.
According to Office
Accounting Manager, Craig
Severance, those without insur-
ance will be offered a discount-
ed rate of approximately $45 -
65, if they pay on the same day.
Oberlin explains that Agape
still relies on Southwest Basin
Clinic for emergency care as
well as after-hours care.
Agape Family Practice will
services, physicals and well see patients in Nucla
child care are available.Wednesday - Friday and every
As Severance is an osteo-other Monday, from9- 12 and 1
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• Accepting Pies at 5:30- 5:45 p.m. •
at the Event Center, Norwood
Fairgrounds
Bring Cream Pies in coolers, if possible.
Judging will begin at 6:00 p.m.
Pie Tasting Partp after
• 4-H Night at the Fair Awards •
p 8:30 p.m.)
- 5. They are located at 853
Main Street, Nucla. To make an
appointment, please call 864-
7728 or 257-7116.
Antique rCar
Show At
Norwood Event
The second annual antique
car show, sponsored by the
Naturita Basin Valley Lion's
Club, will be held this August
14, beginning at 9 AM, at the
Event Center in Norwood.
Admission is $3 for the car
show. There is a ten dollar fee
for any wishing to show their
antique car.
Besides featuring many
antique cars, there will be a car
corral ~vhere many of the vehi-
cles will be for sale.
The Nucla Lions will hold a
Bratwurst lunch and returning
this year will also be the popular
chili cookoff. You may enter the
cookoff for free and sale your
chili after the judging, if you
wish. There will also be booths
available for crafts.
Interested persons are
encouraged to call for informa-
tion; Debbie Reams at 865-
2622; Pat Ditton at 327-4892 or
Patsy Osburn at 865-2537.
The Naturita Basin Valley
Lions will be in charge of con-
cessions. A dance, featuring the
Ghost River Band, will be held
from 9 PM to 1 AM. Buttons for
the dance admission are 4 dol-
lars or 5 dollars at the gate.
School Board
The Paradox Valley
Charter School appointed a
5 member school board on
Sunday, July 11, 1999.
The new board members
are: Ted Swain, President;
Steven Redd, Vice
President; Laurie Schultz,
Secretary; Donna Files,
Treasurer; and Jack Lee.
The Paradox Valley
Charter School is anticipat-
ing final contract approval
from the West l~nd Public
School District this week,
and classes at the K-6 grade.
school house are expected to
begin in early September.
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