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Show Pig 4 - THE HERALD, Prove, Utah, wi w v- - v E It seems like not a day goes by that one doesn't read about fami- lies injured or made homeless by fires or electrical accidents. If one is careful, reading about it is as close as you'll eer come. ! Especially if you take the steps to minimize the chances of disaster striking. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has two pamphlets that will help uncover potential trouble spots and minimize the risk of fires and electrical accidents in the home. What You Should Know About Fire Safety (item 417N, 50) and The Home Electrical Safety Audit (item 416N, 50) will help you make your home and family less vulnerable to these dangers. For copies, send address and 50 for each booklet to the Consumer Information Center, Pept. RW, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. The home is filled with clothes, furniture, and other flammable materials, some more dangerous than others. Flammable liquids, such as gasoline, are particularly dangerous. Using gasoline to clean a bicycle chain in the basement will fill the room with extremely flammable vapors that could ignite and explode. How could they ignite? It only takes a spark from a refrigerator motor, or the flame of a pilot light. What You Should Know About Home Fire Safety describes how to handle other products, such as wood stain, which can also fill the air with Friday. September ire Safety Hints dangerous vapor. Thanks to the Federal Hazardous Substance Act, flammable liquids are labeled according to the degree of their flammability. Read the labels, do not use them indoors, and alwiys store flammable liquids outside in suitable containers. Clothes can also be fuel for an accidental fire, so keep fire safety in mind while shopping. Children s sleepwear, up to size 14, must be made of flame resistant fabric. Tight woven, smooth natural fabrics, such as denim, ignite less easily than synthetic, loose woven or fuzzy surfaced fabrics. Also, loose fitting clothing is hazardous because it could drag across a stove top and catch fire. In case clothes do catch fire, teach your family not to run, but to drop to the floor and roll to smother the flames. Faulty electrical equipment and misuse of electrical equipment are frequent causes of accidents. The Home Electrical Safety Audit has a checklist to help you troubleshoot your cords and electrical appliances. For instance, is your porta- ble electric heating equipment away from the drapes and out of walkways? Are all your small appliances unplugged when not in use? Someone could trip over a cord or a space heater, causing injury and maybe a fire. Be especially careful when using an electric blanket. Make sure there are no cracks in the wiring Clowning around is what the Rolling family enjoys doing. When Doug and Vicki Kolling of Orem were dating about lVz years ago, she asked him if she could go .to one of his parties where he did his clown act. "I told her the only way she could go was if she donned a clown .outfit too," he said. So she did and they started clowning around together. After they were married in January, her son, Kurtis, wanted to join and no scorch marks on the cloth. Follow the manufacturers directions for tucking it in or using it other than as a top covering. V If a fire does occur in the home, it is imporlant that the family have a plan for escape. It is good to have two routes planned in case one is blocked by flame. Practice ..va the act. So, about a month ago, after he turned 5, Kurtis became a clown as well. Now, the Kollings are the official clowns of the Utah County Fair and are the first clowns in 12 years to be hired to perform at the Utah State Fair. Their performance, which lasts about 30 minutes and is free, will start at 11 a.m. Saturday on the south stage at the fair, Kolling said. They had two shows Sept. 7 at the fair. "It's really a riot," he said. Kolling opens the show with S?7 X . II .f I some magic for the kids. Of comes on stage with a spoof on ballet that generally pleases the older crowd, he said. Kurtis is part of both acts, doing some magic of his own and acting as the scapegoat, Kolling said. "He really enjoys it. He's a real show- man." Mrs. Kolling has 16 years of experience in ballet and theater, mostly working with comedy, Kolling said. She is from Chico, Calif., where her mother teaches ballet . National Family Sexuality Education Month is a time set aside to help parents with these issues. As part of this month, Sept. 23 is "Family Night" at Provo High School. Between 7:30 and 10 p.m. workshops for parents, couples, youth and those working with youth will provide a chance to learn more about how families can communicate about sexuality. The evening begins with a on "Family Sex Educa- tion: If not now, when? If not you, who?" by Donald R. Snow, a member of the faculty at BYU and a bishop in the LDS Church. At 8 p.m., Alvin H. Price, a Professor of Child Development at BYU, will present a "ParentYouth Maturation Workshop" addressing teen sexuality present a "Parent, Youth Maturation Workshop" addressing teen sexuality and helping parents recognzie their feelings and teach values. For adults, Robert F. Stahmann, the Chairman of the Department of Family Sciences at BYU, will present "Male and Female Sexuality." This workshop will place emphasis on male and female roles as husbands, wives and parents. At 9 p.m. D. Eugene Mead, a professor of marriage and family theiupy at BYU, will conduct a workshop on "Talikng with Youth About Sexuality." "We are told that we should be discussing sexual matters with our children in our homes rather than having them learn at school. So what do we say? How do we say it?" asks Dr. Mead. "How can we learn to talk about these things when our parents never talked to us about it? Glen Mahana Lorna Lee Lewis Colby. 31. Provo. died Wednesday. Sept. 11, 1985. at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. Provo. She was born r eb. 14. 1954. at Provo tu 1 A KV I) I, Al.... a. mwn diiu mine lua Marie !.ong Lewis She married, then later divorced. She was a home-make- r and a member 3T of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. She received her education in Provo and lived in R, I Provo all her life. Glen Rovce Mahana. 36. of Orem, died Thursday. Sept. 12. 1985 in Kt. Collins. Colo, of injuries received in an airplane accident. He was born in Texas. May 22 mvs "A 4 include Li one Survivors two sons and f I. Lorna Charles Colby, Shane Scott and Debra Scott, all Provo. parents, of Provo. and two brothers and one sister: Gary Lewis. Duchesne, and Koger V Lewis and Mrs Hoy era Alex, both Provo Graveside services will be Monday in '.he Provo City Cemetery Knends may meet at the cemeterv if Bern Mortuary M :t7:t-u- 1949, a son of Robert Atherley Alvin and Ophelia Wright Mahana Me married Susan Madsen May 5. 1972. in the Salt Lake City Temple of The i hurch ol Jesus Christ v ot Latter-daSaints. He was a pilot and flight instructor for the past 10 years and was working lor Air Parcel Express at the time ol his death. Glen Mahana He was a comedian and had pertormed the front act for entertainers such as Barbara Mandrel!. Melissa Manchester. Ann Murray and the Statier Brothers. lie served an LDS mission to Lima. Peru He w as serving on a ward activities committee at the time of his death Survivors include his wife, of Orem. lour sons Mitchell. Sammy. Michael and Kevin Mahana. all Orem: one daughter: Knsty Mahana. Orem. parents, of Vidor. Texas, seven brothers Danny. Alvin. M D and Clinton Mahana; all idor. and Lee and Ned Mahana. both Bakerstield. Calif.; and Melvin Mahana Delta, and one sister Carol. Vidor. Texas Services will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Orem West Central Stake Center, 400 V.. 120 and is a director. Kolling has about 10 years of experience working in the theater, he said. He has also directed two plays and helped direct or acted in many others. He was also in the background of a Pampers television commercial as a carnival clown. The Kollings have a clowning singing telegram business in Orem. Kolling said the clowning is a good business during the summer, and during the winter he works as a Santa Claus. Mrs. Kolling works for a local dentist. How do we get over our own embarassment bout sexual talk before we sit down with our chil- Robert Lawren "Lawrie" Atherlev. 58. of Richfield, died Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1985 at his home following a heart attack. He was born Feb 12. 1927 in Eureka to Daniel Lawren and Grace Iris Olsen Atherley. He married Louise Bertelsen on July 19. 1958 in Marysvale. He served during the Korean Conllict He had been a logger in Oregon, a miner most ol his life In his later years he worked as a printer and he had been employed by the U.S. Gypsum Co. in Sigurd as a maintenance mechanic for the past year Survivors include his wile ot Richfield, one daughter, Mrs. Danny Linda Leavitt. Joseph: two grandchildren, his mother ol Orem. seven brothers. Dan Atherley. Lehi. Tom Atherley. Riverton. Wyo Rudy Atherley. Pine Bluff. Ark.. Dean Atherley'. Killen. Texas. David Athlerly. Salt Lake City; Keith Atherley. Grantsville; Rodney Atherley. Highlands. Calit Services will be Saturday at 1 p m in the Neal S Magleby and Sons Mortuary Chapel Burial with military rites by the VKW Sevier Post 5050 will be in Richfield Citv Cemeterv. Death Notices to talk with children, but it may also be difficult to talk with each other. Ronald A. newsom, an instructor in marriage and family therapy at BYU. will discuss how an understanding of intimacy can help couples achieve a greater understanding of their marital relationship during his workshop on "The Marriage of Intimacy and Sexuality in Husband and Wife Relationships" at 9 p.m. "Family Night' is free to the public. For more information, brochures are available at public libraries in Provo and Orem. Gary Barnett Gary Lee Barnett. 26. Orem. died Tuesday. Sept. io, 1985. at Seattle. Wash., of leukemia. He was born Jan. 4. 1959. at Provo to Ronald W. and Carylee Crump. He married Marian Vanuitert July 13. 1985. at Orem. He was schooled in Provo and worked construction all his adult life. He was a member ol The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Survivors include his wile, of Orem. one Misty Holdaway. Orem. his stepdaughter: Nevada parents, of Orem: grandparents: Barnett. Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crump. Palmyra: two sisters: Mrs Todd Sharon Waite. Pocatello. Idaho; and Shelly Barnett. Orem Services will be 1 p.m. Mondav in Walker Funeral Home. 587 S. 100 W'., Payson. Friends may call at the mortuary p.m. Sundav and one hour before services Monday Burial will be in Pavson Citv Cemeterv. Natl Obituaries - NEW YORK APi Frederick E. Samuel, the senior black member ol the City Council and a power in the Democratic organization in Harlem, died ol a heart attack Thursday after a long illness. He was 61. He entered the City Council in January chairman ot the Public 1974 and became Safety Committee, which is considered second only to the Finance Committee in visibility and power - Richard G. Chrisman, si Provo. died Wednesday. Sept. 11. 1985. at his home Services are pending and will be announced by Berg Mortuary Funeral services are pending. Sebastiana R. Sanzaro Funeral services will day in Long Beach, Calif. Interment in the Holy Cross Cemetery, Los Angeles, Calif. Louise Krogue Hulme Funeral services were held today in the Bloomington LDS Chapel, Paris, Idaho. Lorna Lee Lewis Colby Graveside services will be held Monday 12 noon in the Provo City Cemetery. Friends may call at the William IPSWICH. England iAPi a composer, died Wednesday. He was 80. Alwyn was prolessor ot composition al the Royal Academy ol Music in London trom 1926 to 1955 He wrote live symphonies, three string quartets, an opera. "Miss Julie, and the theme music to several films, including ' The Magic Box" and "Odd Man Out." be held Tues- V Thomas Earl Swarts Graveside services were held today in the Timpanogos Memorial Gardens. Glen Mahana Funeral services will be held Monday 11 a.m. at the Orem West Central Stake Center, 400 W. 120 N. Friends may call at the mortuary p.m. and at the church Sunday one hour prior to services. Burial in the Timpanogos Memorial Gardens. 7-- 9 UUlililUiRi I M US () h. 300 V R I A 1 R V - John Kerans, a Royal LONDON (APi Navy commander and hero, lawmaker and civil servant, died Wednesday He was 70 Kerans became a hero for running a frigate through a communist blockade in China in 1949 - PROVO Gary Lee Barnett Funeral services will be held Monday 1 p.m. at the Walker Mortuary, Payson. Friends may call Sunday 7 p.m. or Monday 1 hour prior to services. Interment in Payson City Cemeterv. 6-- ,. ' Vr vim iiott her and talent and Miss Indian, ber trophy Lar-se- n group's talent competition. Miss Utah Gina competed in evening gown Thursday night where winners are unannounced. She will be performing her talent number, a vocal solo, "The Greatest Love of All," tonight. An earlier story appears on Page 17. George Edwin CAMDEN. SC 'APi Smith, an inventor of communications equipment including the lirst practical two-wawalkie-talkie, police radio and the lightweight died Tuesday He was 8(1 During World War 11, Smith invented a lightweight walkie talkie and sent two experimental samples to the Marine Corp:, which purchased I0.0O0 ol them He was th'.- retired president and owner of Communications Co . i Ll.. singles will Meet Thursday Program Harvey Black will lead a discussion for sinele adults on accepting Eve's challenge to view bad times as opportunities for growth and fulfillment. The discussion is scheduled Thursday at 7 p.m. iat 465 E. 600 N. Orem. The event is sponsored by the Utah Valley Single Adults ana is nostea Orem East LDS Stake. for the Dy For more information and list of references to review, contact Black, Shirley Ripley or Charlaine W. Thompson, all in Orem. Mapleton to Select Hopefuls MAPLETON - Mapleton Citiparties will meet in simultaneous meetings Monday, at 7:30 p.m. Candidates for mayor and two council positions will be selected for each party. The Citizens Party 'will meet in the elementary school zens and Progressive and the Progressive Party will meet in the city building. David Carton is Chairman for the Citizens Party. Wave Miguel is Progressive Party Chairman. All citizens are encouraged to attend the party of their choice to take part in this important event. Orem Man Dies in Air Crash FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) -Orem pilot, Glen Mahana, was e killed in a fiery crash of a plane early Thursday morning near Fort Collins, Colo. e The plane crashed at 12:20 a.m. in fog and rain west of Fort Collins. Officials said only the pilot was on board. Verlin Tranter, the acting investigator in charge for the National Transportation Safety Board, said the Aero Commander had just left Fort Collins on the continuation of a flight from Denver when the crash occurred in the Redstone Canyon west of Horsetooth Moun An twin-engin- twin-engin- dren?" It may be difficult ui Richard G. C'hrisman cemetery. N.. Orem. Friends may call p.m. Sunday at Sundberg-OlpiMortuary. 495 S. State St.. Orem. and one hour belore services Monday at the church. Burial will be in Timpanogos Memorial Gardens. Orem. o Miss Mississippi, Susan Atkln, left, Miss Ohio Suellen Cochran and Miss Indiana, Laurie Jean Broderick, display their trophies after the Thursday round of competitions at the annual Miss America Pageant. Miss Mississippi holds her trophy for winning her group's swim suit competition, Miss Ohio, her two trophies for swim suit Obituaries Lorna Colby w v Thursday Competition Has Double Winner for family Night Discusses Sex Education Talking about sex is easy not to do. For most of us, it's awkward. It's embarrassing. And it's risky ... what if our children ask a question we can't answer? Although it is tempting to procrastinate when it comes to parentchild conversations about sexual issues, it is important to forge ahead. After all, if we don't talk to our children, where will they learn about sex? And if we don't talk to them when they're young, when will we get around to it? Will it then be too late? A ' i f) IV i mation Center of the U.S. General Services Administration, the Catalog lists more than 200 other free and moderately priced federal booklets on a wide variety of After his act, Mrs. Kolling I" 5M ... i Information Catalog. Published quarterly by the Consumer Infor- course, much of the magic flops (a part of the show), but some of the tricks work well, he said. y 't using both of them. While getting out of the house, stay low to avoid smoke. Touch doors lightly before opening them. If the door is hot, there is probably fire right behind it, and one will need a different way out. Be sure that, along with the escape route, the family has agreed on a place outside for the family to meet. Once there, make sure everyone got out safely. And so there is time to escape, make sure there are smoke detectors, and check them regularly to be sure they are working. To learn more about how to protect protect your family from fires and electrical accidents, send for your copies of What You Should Know About Home Fire Safety and The Home Electrical Safety Audit (50 each). At the same time, receive a free copy of the Consumer 'Clowninq Around' at Fair Local Family By LISA MOTE Herald Staff Writer IS, 1985 tain. The plane, which was carrying copies of USA Today for Utah and western Colorado, had gone off of radar shortly before the crash. Copies of the national newspaper are printed in Fort Collins. The Larimer County Sheriff's Department said wreckage from the crash was spread over an area about 200 yards wide and that the crash ignited a small brush fire, which was extinguished by the Loveland Fire Department. A witness told the NTSB that there was an explosion after the plane hit the ground. County Awaits Appointments Appointments to four subcommittees and an executive committee to study county government efficiency are probably at least one week away, Brent Morris said Thursday. Morris, administrative assistant to Utah County Commission Chairman Gary J. Anderson, indicated there could be about 40 citizens serving on the subcommittees to be appointed by the county commissioners. Tentatively, the areas the subcommittees will look at include the following: Administrative structure. This would review the current form of government and possible alternatives. Roles and revenues. This would study the responsibilities the county is involved in: which ones the county must maintain because they are mandated by law, which ones might be trimmed out because they are not mandated by law or which ones might be added even though they are not mandated, etc. Employees. This would study such items as how to make the work environment better for employees, how to make their job descriptions more rewarding, how to increase efficiency in the work force, etc. Division of powers and regional representation: This would consider whether the county commissioners should have both the power to make policy and to enforce it or whether the county should hire an administrator. The subcommittee could also consider whether the county should elect the commissioners or from districts. at-lar- Lehi Supports POW Release By CRAIG WATTS Lehi Correspondent Accoridng to Lemmons, Utah has unaccounted for military personnel and almost 20 of those are from Utah County. Lehi has one casualty, Sgt. Kenneth J. Sorenson. There is no concrete proof that these men are still living, but Keith Haines reported that there have been 177 sightings in the last 10 months. Councilman Kent Shepherd made the motion to make the donation saying, "I feel that we should support this." The money will be used for a letterwriting campaign. 26 - LEHI The Lehi City Council voted unanimously to contribute $100 to help secure the release of possible American POWs still in Vietnam. Susan Lemmons of the National League of Families of POWs presented the city with a special memorial flag to be flown on holidays along with the state and national flags. Elks Lodge Plans Safe Hunter Class The Elks Lodge of Provo will sponsor a hunter safety course for youth beginning Tuesday. Signups for the class will be accepted until Sept. 16 for a fee. The class runs Sept. and 28 at the lodge, 1300 S. University, Provo. For more information, call Chris Christensen, Provo or the lodge. 17-1- 8; 24-2- 5 m PROVO SYMPATHY FLOWERS express your feelings best. Jeppson's Floral '"I -- W & Gifts est 4(H) North. Provo 373-446- 0 u W FLORAL 'Our Flowers Say What The Heart Whispers" 201 W. 100 South 373-700- 1 OR Parkway Village Plaza 373-777- 7 |
