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| SAFETY TIP ATA MARTIAL ARTS: Kidz'n Power By Mike Wetsch It has been said that bad things can happen to good people. Unfortunately, in today’s world, all too often our youth are the target of these “bad things”. We have become a society where we continually experience the appalling results of children becoming victims of childhood predators. A scary statistic shows that many child predators commit crimes against children over 100 times prior to their first arrest. Many convicted child predators continue to commit crimes against children an additional 10 times after their release from custody and before a subsequent arrest. As members of a socially responsible society, we must work together to ensure the safety of our next generation. Wayne Materi, owner and instructor of ATA Martial Arts, is committed to the safety of our youth. On April 20, a Kidz’n Power Child Safety Seminar is hosted by and held at ATA Martial Arts at 801 West Interstate Ave. The two classes on April 20 are free of charge and open to area youth. The first is for children ages four through seven from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. A second class for children ages eight and up runs from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Space is limited so make sure to call in advance. Leave your name and number, and ATA Martial Arts will call to confirm your child’s registration. Kidz’n Power is a national program created by ATA Martial Arts and assists children in developing the skills to empower them to make safe decisions when encountering the possible threat of a stranger. Endorsed by AmberAlert.com, many aspects of the seminar deal directly with abduction prevention strategies. Participants will learn about the many dangers of encounters with strangers. Children will receive instruction in selfdefense tactics and participate in role-playing scenarios. Each child will receive a free child identification kit that includes emergency contact information, personal and medical information, physical characteristics, photograph procedures, fingerprint sample chart with ink, dental chart and DNA collection directions with baggies for DNA samples. The identification kit is a valuable resource for law enforcement in the event a child is missing. Each child will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the seminar. As an added bonus, attendees will receive free classes thru April 30th at ATA Martial Arts. For additional information for the Kidz’n Power Child Safety Seminar or additional classes at ATA Martial Arts, readers are welcome to contact Wayne Materi at 701-224-1663. Mike Wetsch is a deputy with the Burleigh County Sheriff’s Department and assigned to the patrol division. The Safety Tip is sponsored by: 38 thecitymag.com
Inside/Out Wellness Center: ALTERnATIVE HEALTH CARE FoR THE BoDy AnD SouL Everybody recognizes the fundamental human desire to both achieve and maintain optimal health. Therefore, it is up to each of us to seek out opportunities that will ultimately lead to a healthier, happier and longer life. For those of you who are committed to exploring the pathways that lead to physical and emotional well being, the answer may be closer than you think. The staff members at the Inside/Out Wellness Center in <strong>Dick</strong>inson, N.D., are determined to help willing individuals reach their personal health goals. In June 2008, MaryEllen Logan, independent practitioner and lifestyle coach, opened the center to assist and educate people on By Deanna Voutsas their lifelong path to health and wellness. Her focus is on helping customers identify and meet health objectives through a natural, holistic approach. “I’ve always been interested in alternative health. I want to help people lead healthier lives,” Logan said. Some of the innovative services the Inside/ Out Wellness Center offers include IonCleanse therapy, MIGUN Jade Thermal Bed, Holy Tea cleansing, massage therapy, weight loss support classes, reflexology, Core Synchronism, Lymphatic Drainage and much more. The center also offers a wide array of organic foods, supplements and personal care items, such as facial products and essential oils. Continued on page 41 April 2009 39
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