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Show Citizen. Press. Review Wed., Sept. c 16. 1987 - 13 Page Child abuse obituaries conference set VerNeita H. Bascom VerNeita Hadlock Bascom, 75, of Orem, died Friday, Sept. 11, 1987 at the Utah Valley I moved to California and lived in San Francisco and Santa Rosa. In 1971, they moved to Orem Medical where she has resided Regional Center in Provo since. She was a member of following a long illness. She was born June 18, the LDS Church and the 1912 in Vernal to C. Milo Orem 93rd Ward. She and Rosanna Nielsen had served as Relief Hadlock. She married Society president and Howard Edwin Bascom teacher, visiting June 10, 1931 in the Salt teacher and stake Lake LDS Temple. missionary. She was She received her also a temple worker education in the Vernal and did Spanish name and Provo City schools. extractions. She enher joyed making and Following marriage, she and her collecting dolls. husband made their Survivors include her home in Eureka, Juab husband, Orem; four County, living there sons and one daughter: several years. They Carl Larry Bascom, Pacific, Calif.; William Curtis Bascom, Santa Rosa, Calif.; Howard Lee Bascom, Modesto, Calif. Walter Dee Bascom, Murray; Tanya Bascom, Orem: 18 grandchildren; two great one grandchildren; brother, Stanley American Hadlock, Fork. She was preceded in death by one brother and two sisters, Donald Hadlock, Irma Joe and Elsie Robinson. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 a.m. in the Orem 93rd Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Orem City Cemetery. Stewart Thank You A free Intermountain Health Care satellite conference on child abuse prevention and treatment will be presented at area hospitals on Sept. 23 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to participate at American Fork Hospital or Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. Far too often, someone will see a child who is injured, withdrawn or suffering, and will suspect child abuse. This IHC satellite teleconference explores what steps to take and the avenues of help which are recognize when a problem exists, how to intervene when child abuse is suspected, what agencies to turn to for help, current legal recourse for child abuse, and solutions to the problem. A panel of experts will be presenting the teleconference, including Howard A. Davidson, director of the National Legal Resource Center for Child Adand Protection; vocacy Marty Palmer, M.D., medical director of the Child Protection Team at Primary Children's Medical Center; and Gary S. Jensen, M.S.W., Protective Services Specialist for the Division of Family Services of the State of Utah. open. The program, entitled "Protecting Society's Children: Your Role in the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse," will be interactive, allowing viewers to participate by asking questions of the panel. In Ed JUST PGR YOL' Science Yeates, KSL-Twill moderate the presentation, which is produced by Brenda Rosebrock, R.N., and directed by Margaret Aoki, MFA. For more information about this V Reporter, addition, a physician and attorney will be at each viewing site to discuss child abuse and answer questions following the program. A wide range of child-abus- e topics will be covered, including how to teleconference, important Vernitta Nuttal at call 756-600- Hair fashions will be previewed The family of Lillian the recent death and part in the services, for R. Stewart wishes to funeral of their wife, the lovely floral ofoffer their sincere mother and grand- ferings, and to those thanks and appreciation mother. who helped in any way, for the aid and symwe are truly grateful. For the many kind pathy of all their friends and neighbors in acts, for those who took -- The Stewart Family The Utah Hair Fashion Committee will introduce the new trends for fall and winter on Sunday, Sept. 20, from noon until 4 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel, 161 W. 600 South, Salt Lake City. The event is sponsored by the Utah Cosmetology Association. The admission fees are $10 licensed cosmetologists and licensed barbers, $7 for students, and NCA-UCmembers are free. The Utah Hair Fasion Committee includes Chairman Marti Frasier, Faye Stacey, Styles and Director Kathy Patterson, Assistant Styles Director Kathy A for Hutchings. Extension Service teaches Master Gardener class .w i, i If you are an experienced gardener and would like to gain more knowledge about gardening, then the Master Gardener Program is class for you. This is a taught by Utah State University Cooperative Extension Service. Classes will start Sept. 22 and continue until Dec. 1. Topics to be discussed include: basic plant soils, fertilizers and science; growing trees and watering; shrubs; vegetable garden; fruit production; control of insects, diseases and weeds; and diagnosing plant problems. The main purpose of the course is to train individuals who can help the Extension Service by answering questions, give gardening talks and help in other ways to give gardening information to the general public. Others who have an interest in sharpening up their gardening skills, whether it be for job improvement or personal use, are also encouraged to enroll in the class. If you are interested in obtaining more information and an application form, contact the Extension Service at 160 N. 200 West, Provo, or call ill 1 non-cred- it Officers for 1987-8- 8 for the Timpanogos Chapter of the Utah Music Teachers front row L-Association have been announced. New officers-are- , Nancy Haddock, vice president; Kathy Adams, president; Ellen Christensen, fall festival chairman; back row: Janice Graham, recital chairman; Pat Fox, treasurer; Sheila Redmond, membership chairman; Jean Franklin, contact chairman; Patricia Gardner, social chairman; Linda Peck, secretary. Not pictured are Russell Daly, publicity; Elaine Hadfield, student achievement chairman; and Jean Stone, student achievement R, AFHS seeks info, on first graduates It has been 75 years since the first 'class graduated from American Fork High School - and members of i ; "; the schools' Association hope to honor the first graduating senior class at activities. To do this, they need information on the graduates of the class of 1912-1Lottie Abel, Bernice Crandall, Bert Duncan, Wayne Booth, Jessie Greene, and Clyde Parker. Anyone who has any information regarding these six individuals and their descendants, pictures, or clothing of that year and of the years through 1920 and 1930, are asked to contact Andrea Johnson, or LouJean Walker, Rosemarie Chipman, nt 756-731- 756-956- 756-213- "We would appreciate your help immediately," they say. Activities for the Diamond Jubilee Year are being built around the theme, "75 Years of Excellence." Adult seminary has temporary schedule change Craig Ostler's adult seminary class on the New Testament will be held Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m. instead of Thursday this week because of the Lehi Jr. High School's night on Thursday. Back-to-Scho- .n miv Hy All Month: Watercolorings and drawings by Larry Prest-wicB.F. Larsen Gallery, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC). Open daily 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Free. Montana State University faculty show, Gallery 303, HFAC. Open weekdays, 8 a.m. 5 p.m., with extended hours Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, 0 p.m. Free. h, -- Wednesday, Sept. 23: World of Dance, 7:30 p.m., de Jong Concert Hall, HFAC. Additional Tickets: performances Sept, 24, 25 and 26. 378-744- USX Employees Receiving Lump Sum Distributions: You are invited to an important free Merrill Lynch seminar Thursday, Sept. 17, 1987 PLACE: Provo Excelsior Hotel DATE: discuss the pros and cons of rolling over your lump sum distributions from your pension plan and savings plan into an IRA. If you're considering retirement or an employment change, you're facing crucial financial decisions. Should you pay taxes now, or later? 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