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Show Page A4 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, I'tah, Sunday, January 21, 1996 UVSC puzzled over how to implement drug testing mandat By MARK EDOINGTON - The Daily Herald Utah Valley State College officials want to comply with a new federal regulation on drug testing, but are confused about how to go about it. J The U.S. Department of Transportation regulation, which went irjto effect Jan. 1, requires drug testing of all employees who must have commercial drivers licenses to perform their jobs. The regulatesttion requires ing, random testing during employment, and mandatory testing of any employee involved in an accident in which there is death, injury or one or more car is towed. Lisa Stamps, UVSC policies and procedures coordinator, said the question college officials have is if the new regulation just applies to employees or also includes volunteers and anyone else with a commercial driver's license. For example, the college has one motor pool employee who is required to have a commercial license and .therefore would be subject to drug testing. "The question we now have is if everyone who checks out a commercial-type vehicle from the motorpobl would need to be drug tested," explained Stamps. If so, UVSC's yearly cost to comply with the regulation would be substantially higher. If the regulation is interpreted to mean only employees required to have licenses, the college will probably be required to test about a dozen personnel. But if it is interpreted to include drug testing for anyone checking out a vehicle, the number of employees requiring testing would number about 50 a total that could include faculty who take students on field trips and coaches Bradley Ciayson Moore David R. Magelson, 58, died Friday, Jan. 19, J 996, in Payson after a struggle with cancer. he was born April 20, 1937, in Levan to LeGrande and Reba Poulsen mangelson. He married Renae Westering on V Sept. 18, 1959, in LDS the Manti temple. . He gard'uated from' juab High School in Nephi and served an LDS mission to the Eastern States. He graduated from BYU in 1969 in religious education, he taught seminary for 34 years, being a principal for 28 years, and in the area office for " one year. David loved the Lord and served with dedication and diligence in the LDS church in many callings. He served as bishop, stake president and most recentwelfare agent and ly as gospel doctrine teacher. He loved his farm and animals in PAyson and the help they gave him in raising his children, he loved the outdoors, especially riding horses, hunting, fishing and camping with his family. David is survived by his wife, Payson; and five of eight children. Dale (Yvette) Mangelson, Karen (Mike) Anderson, Don (brenda) Mangelson, Cheryl (Ken- ton) Phillips and Ben Mangelson, all of Vaughn Gourdin; 16 Payson; grandchildren; parents of Levan; brothers Ned (Alene) Mangelson of Salt Lake City and Maynard (Sandra) Mangelson of Lava Hot Springs, Idaho: sister Bessie (Gerald) Witt of Salt Lake City. i' he was preceded in death by one brother; two infant daughters, cathy and Carol; one daughter, Connie Gourdin; and one granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at noon Monday, Jan. 22, 1996, in the Mountain Seas. He taught high school on the View stake center, 75 South 600 East, Payson. Friends may call at the church island, starting the school's first basketSunday evening from ball program. He wai an avid sportsman p.m. and from 10-- 1 1:45 a.m., prior to services. Burial who loved camping, fishing, and huntwill be at the Levan Cemetery, Levan. at ing with his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed golfing with his family and 4 p.m. Funeral services are being handled by Anderson Funeral Home, Nephi. with the "lefties versus' righties" foursome, who will miss their star lefty. Survived by his wife, Elma; children, (James) Thomas, Lyman, Lynne Arvella Adams Nichols Michael, age Wyoming; James (Nancy) Douglas, 88, died January 18, 1996 at her home in Kaye, Steven (Josie), and Jeffrey (Jill), Mapleton, Utah. all of Salt Lake City, nine grandchildren: She was born on two great grandchildren; brothers, MariAugust 24, 1907 in on. Levan; Carl and Francis, Salt Lake Rexburg, Idaho the City; sisters, LaVell Bryan, Brigham daughter of Joseph City; Mary Jo Marshall, Spanish Fork. and Samuel Preceded in death by his parents and Cole Frances brothers, Leo and Clem. Adams. She marFuneral services will be held at the ried Howard E. Nichols on April I, Copperton Ward on Tuesday, January 23, 1996. at 1:00 p.m. Friends may call 1929, their marat Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, riage was solemnized in the Los Monday 8 p.m. and Tuesday at the church from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Angeles LDS Tem ple. He preceded her in death on March Burial, Redwood Memorial Estates, 2, 1973. On December 27, 1974. she 6500 South Redwood Road. In lieu of married Paul Herbert Michael. He preflowers, the family suggests contribu-- . ceded her in death on July 29, 1995. lions to the American Cancer Society. She received her education in Shelby, Idaho schools and was active in drama and speech. She was an active member of the LDS Church. Following her mar- multi-region- al w ' Udell A. Wankier Arthur . y High School in 1928. On January 1937. he married HeCer Vircinia Paulson in Libertv, Mi$iuri. They shared 33 happy years together in Missouri and Utah until she passed away in Provo, February 5. 1970. Their son. Arthur Brent Williams was born in 1945 and now resides in Foster City. California. During his early business career Art managed the Richmond A & P Grocery Store." Soon thereafter he moved to Cen- terville. lowa where he was a represen- t;Hive for the Loose Wiles Biscuit Comhim to Provo in transferred which pany. M:iv 1938. In 1939, he joined the Sweet Candy Company which he represented throughout the intermountain west for 26 years. His career was interrupted by World War H entering the military in 1943. He served as a gun crewman in the U.S. when he was honorably Army until 1945 rank of sergeant at with discharged Texas. Maxey, Camp the Sweet Following his service with his sales continued he Candy Company, career with the George D. Barnard ComFurniture and Taylor's pany, Utah Valley until his retirement in Store Department Thel-m- a 1971. On Juiy I. 1972, he married in mar- Their Provo. Clark Phillips ' 7-- 9 Kavachevich Leo Mark Kavachevich, age 8 1, of Provo, died January 18,1 9 in Provo. He Was bom July 3, 1914 in Provo, Utah to William Vas- co and Helga Bunting He Kavachevich. married Katherine Orphendis on July 2 1 , 1 1951. She preceded him in death on February 26, 1971, Leo was raised in 1 j Provo, and attended Provo Schools. He served in the U.S. Army during i.-Ny-where he achieved Sergeant, ' and also received the Purple Heart and the Silver Star during World War II. He was a member of the Elks Lodge, and the Odd Fellows Lodge. He worked at Geneva Steel as an Electrician, where he retired after 36 years of service. He was a member of the LDS Church, attending the Provo 2nd Ward. He was a member of the VFW Post 4. He is survived by his son John Kavachevich of Seattle, Wash; one grandson, Jesse Kavachevich; and one granddaughter. Sunshine Kavachevich; one brother and two sisters; Faye Box of Escondido, CA; Doris Bovie of St. George, Utah; and Don Kavanaugh of Yucipa, Calif; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, and one brother, Melvin Kavachevich, and one sister, Helen Westfall Kennedy. Funeral services will be held Monday, a.m. at the Berg January 22, 1996, at Drawing Room Chapel, 185 East Center, Provo. Friends may call at the Mortuary from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. that morning. Interment, Provo City Cemetery. Full military' rites will be accorded by the VFW District 4. 1940-194- 4, J , 1 1 4 Connie R. Pehrson ; Conine (Connie) Robinson Pehrson, age 70 of Payson, passed away Saturday, January 20, 1996 at Mountain View Hospital. Services will be Wednesday, January 24, 1996, 10:00 a.m. in the Mountain View LDS Stake Center, 75 South 600 East, Payson. Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary, 587 South 100 West,. Payson, Tuesday, p.m. or at the church Wednesday, a.m. Burial will be in the Pleasant Grove, Utah Cemetery. Mid-val- e, 6-- riage was later solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple. In his earlier years in Provo he served a leadership role in the Masonic Lodge w here he was the Worshipful Master of Story Lodge 4 F. And A.M. in 1957. Since 1979, Art has served as a High Priest and dedicated Home Teacher in the Oak Hills Fourth Ward. He was always involved in the community, he enjoyed his membership in the Knife and Fork Club. The Silver Slipper Dancing Club and the Sunday Night Study Group. Travel was a great interest of Art's during his life, visiting many countries throughout the world. Art is survived by his devoted wife, of the past 23 years. Thelma Phillips Clark his son. Arthur Brent Williams, Williams, of Foster City. California: three stepchildren: Robert Beck Clark, of College Station. Texas; Dennis Brian Clark, of Munich. Germany: JoAnn Schoptlin. of Concord. California; two grandchildren: three great grandchiland nine dren: nine He was preceded in death by his sisters, Cleo Dale and Faye Sparks. Funeral sen ices will be held Monday. January 22, 1996 at I p.m. at the Oaks Hills Fourth Ward LDS Chapel, 865 East North Temple Drive. Provo. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center, on Sunday evening 6 to 8 pm. or at the Ward Chapel on Monday one hour prior to service. Interment Provo City Cemetery. Full Military Rites will be accorded by the VFW District 4. Contributions may be made to the Primary Children's Hospital. riage to Howard, they made their home in Idaho and in 1936 moved to California. She moved to Mapleton in 1985 where she has resided ;since. She enjoyed doing hand work and crafts, and was very creative. She is survived by her one son and two daughters: Howard (Lila) Nichols, of Mapleton, Utah; Anna Bee (Calvin) Nichols, of Montague, California; Joy (Jim) Gies, of Englewood, California; 10 grandchildren; 26 great grandchildren; one brother, Frank Adams, of Cedar City, Utah. Funeral services will be held on Tuesa.m. at the day, January 23, 1996 at Mapleton Ninth Ward, 31 West Maple, Mapleton. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Springville, 525 E. 400 South, on Monday evening 6 to 8 p.m. or at the Ward Chapel on Tuesday one hour prior to services. Interment Springville Evergreen Cemetery. Mariah Flores Thorne, returned home to her Heavenly Father January 17, 1996. Graveside services w ill be held Tuesday, at I :(K) P.M. in the Orem cemetery. 15(H) North 800 East, under the direction of Walker Sanderson Funeral Home. Corrine (Connie) Robinson Pehrson, 70. of Payson. passed away Saturday. January 20. 1996 at Mountain View Hospital. Services will be Wednesday. January 24. 1996. 10:00 a.m. in the Mountain View LDS Stake Center. 75 South 600 East. Pavson. Friends mav call at the Walker Mortuary, 587 South 100 West, Payson. Tuesday. p.m. or at the church Wednesday. a.m. Burial will be in the Pleasant Grove, Utah Cemetery. Voy. Mon- day, January 22, 1996 at 10 a.m. at the Sunset Stake Center, 1560 S. 1 100 West, Provo. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 85 East Center, on Sunday evening 6 to 8 p.m. or at the Stake Center on Monday one hour prior to services. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. on Monday at the Vermillion Cemetery in Siguard, Utah. 1 Heavenly Father called home one of his special spirits, Samuel (Sam) Dean, Thurgood, 67, on January 20, 1996, end-- . ing his battle with cancer. He was born January 8, 1929, the son of Jess and Grace Hunt Thurgood. He was a graduate of Provo High School. for He worked Geneva Steel faith fully for 38 years, in the Open Hearth as Department, ' General Foreman. He was a devoted member of the LDS Church and held many positions of lead-- ., ership. He served as Bishop, and coun'-- '; selor, also in the Stake High Council arid" served in the Elders Quorum Presiden-"- ' t cy. Stake Missionary President, Group Leader. At the time of his death, he was Sunday School President of the Lakeside Third Ward. Dean was happiest when in the service of his fel- -, low man. ".. , He loved farming and took great pride", in sharing his crops with neighbors and friends. His hobbies included: golfing,' . in Arizona' g fishing and with family and friends. All who knew', him will miss his special "Whistle" and 7' . ! sunny disposition. He married Veda Shepherd on October 4, 1947 in Spanish Fork, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the " Salt Lake Temple. ; Dean is survived by his lovely wife, Veda; and daughter. Sue Ann (David) ', Gutzman, of Draper, six grandchildren:; Jason (Mica) Clements, of California:; Nathan (Madeleine) Clements, Allison Clements, all of Provo; Paige, Brie. Celeste Gutzman. all of Draper; two." brothers and three sisters: Garth (Linda) Thurgood, of Orem; Ronald D. (Becky)? Thurgood, of Spanish Fork; Mary Lloyd, of Mapleton; Donna (Vern)' Shepherd, of Salem; Joyce (Kenneth)'' Cross, of Spring Glen. He was preceded ' in death by a daughter. La Dean (Allen) Clements, his parents, and two brothers;. Ted and Jess (Bud) Thurgood. , Funeral services will be held m' a m. Wednesday, January 24, 1996 at at the Lakeside Third Ward IDS.! Chapel, 2580 W. 200 South, PrcWo...; Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center, on Tuesday' evening 6 to 8 p.m. and at the Ward Chapel on Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment Provo City UL33LLJ High-Pries- snow-birdin- ; . 1 1 ' RENTAL SERVICE for GARDEN BOOKS, VIDEOS ROHBOCK'SN FUNERAL FLOWERS 676 S. Main St., Orem 225-300- 3 :EES Information concerning The Dally Herald obituary rates is available from the newspaper's Classified Ad or from any department, 373-645- 0 Utah County Mortuary. 435 South Geneva Rd. Orem SSnlSESESsIr:!: 1928 and Payson 1 DEADLINES 3 p.m. day before publication. If tent by modem, 8:30 a.m. day of publication. Photo deadlines same as above. 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Death notices, brief items identifying the deceased and the funeral home involved however, run free of charge. f & Household Plants Available TaJlter Mortuary in Provo, Orem, Spanish Fork We can personalize ft . Sarving Utah County Sine 'a " ; 1 Samuel Dean Thurgood 1 1 Death notices Abigail Destiny Thorne. newborn daughter of Robert Glen and Sarah Snyder Aviida Fairbanks Snyder, 68, passed away January 18, 1996 at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo, of complications following a heart attack. She was born on 20, September 1927 in Hillspring, Alberta, Canada, the youngest of seven children, of Tanner Sterling H. Ellen and Davies Fairbanks. She married Glen , Howard Snyder on January 22, 1948 in Roosevelt, Utah. On October 26, 1951, their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She joy fully spent some of her favorite years in the Sugarhouse area of Salt Lake City, and in Oregon, Idaho and Roosevelt, Utah. She graduated with honors from Ontario (Oregon) High School and attended BYU. Most recently, a member of the Sigurd, Utah LDS Ward, she faithfully served throughout her life in numerous LDS Church callings, including ward Relief Society President, Chorister and Primary Teacher during 32 years in Provo. Her voice enhanced every choir and quartet in which she sang. Her example of good deeds nobly advanced Christian principles. Appreciating the dignity of hard work, acquired early on her parents' farms, she was employed for several years in dietetics with acclaimed cooking ability. Her most diligent labors were reserved for being a help:mate to her husband, nurturing to maturity nine children and tenderly loving 39 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Glen; six daughters and three sons: Irene (Don) Hess, Sigurd; Michael (Laurie) Snyder, Fillmore; Peggy (Paul) Davis, Provo; Patricia (Clyde Dean) Jacobson, Sigurd; Maria (David) Hughes, Spanish Fork; Wendy (Dean) Ledbetter, Magna; Nancy (Blaine) Richardson, Lehi; David (Georgia) Snyder, Orem; Richard (Kristie) Snyder, Provo; 39 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; three brothers and one sister: Garth Fairbanks, Paradise, Calif; Marvin Fairbanks, Endicott, Wash; Burt Fairbanks, Vallejo, Calif; Ellen Fairbanks Dietrich, Seattle, Wash. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Vindra and a brother, Funeral services will be held on be need Aviida Fairbanks Arvella Adams Nichols Michael B. (Art) Williams Arthur B. (Art) Williams, age 85, of Provo. Utah died January 18, 1996 in Phoenix. Arizona. Born October 6, 1910 in Richmond. Kay County, Missouri to Arthur Lee and Lulu Sanderson Williams. Art graduated Richmond from question checks out the tested." Leo Mark - resi-def- -Unfortunately, the answers to : The we now have is if everyone UVSC administrator's questions vehicle .... who a commercial-typ- e have been slow in coming. to "That's where the temporary - from drug motorpool would federal government shutdown hurt us. We couldn't get any response to ".our questions because the people , Lisa Stamps, UVSC policies and,; with the answers were considered ; ; procedures coordinator., as nonessential government employees," Stamps said. Since the reopening albeit I on formulating the college's drug money that would primarily beV the testing. of temporary government testing policy. Stamps said it is spent for The ongoing annual expense of the earlier this month, a UVSC offi- about 98 percent complete. cials have resumed seeking clarifiUVSC officials estimate the program won't be determined until' cation of the federal regulations. college's startup costs for drug UVSC officials know the scope 67' the federal regulations. Moreover, a task force is working testing will.be about, $4,000 David R. Mangelson in the LDS Church. He held the office of on MoniBradley Ciayson Moore-diehigh priest and served as a counselor in day. January 15, 1996, near Malad, Ida-hdoing the work he loved. He depart- - two bishoprics, as ward clerk and was eii mis life with serving as a member of the High Council in the South Jordan Stake. sjim of his closest V Brad's hallmark quality was kindness. ffienBs when their He had a tenderness and a compassion rjiang crashed en for people that endeared him to his famroute to a business and friends. He was a ily, reeSng in Pocatel-1- , Idaho. loyal husband and father who cherished his wife and children. If given the choice iHeJ was born of how to spend his time, Brad, would jugf st 4, 1959, in always choose to be with his family. Paynon, Utah, to NSlaviiard He loved to spend time with them, Cleon ajid aylia Ciayson working in the garden, playing games Moore. before'ibedtime and taking them to many ' iBrad grew up in Payson, where he places' he wanted them to experience. He loved to golf and used his new driafteifded school and graduated from Pjjystw High School. As a senior, he was ver last' Saturday, hitting balls with his son,- Stephen. They were inseparable. president of the LDS Seminary and won tfie Sterling Scholar Award in business Brad adored his two daughters, Camille and Katherine. They inspired a tender- fpr the State of Utah in 1977. He served '.an LDS mission in Sendai, Japan, from ness in him that was uniquely theirs, and t97tfto 1980. he loved to plan the future with them. He loved and supported his wife in Carrie Lynn Ashton on i He? married JijIy'IO, 1981, in the Salt Lake LDS everything she did. His ultimate goal was to make her happy. Temple. He attended Brigham Young UniversiBrad is survived by his wife and chilty, where he earned a bachelor's degree dren of South Jordan; his parents of in accounting in 1983. During his years Payson; his brother, Randy and wife at BYU, he worked as an accountant for Ruth; his sister, Carolyn Pope and husTrerhco Consultants in Orem. band Clayne; his sister, Gwen Coltrin .Ugpn their graduation from BYU, and husband Steve; his Bruce BrSii and Carrie moved to Tucson, Ariand Helen Ashton and their family; zona where Brad took a staff accountant many nieces, nephews and friends. position with Price Waterhouse. He Services will be held at noon Monday, earned his CPA certificate in Arizona in at the South Jordan Sixth Ward, 2580 W 1985. 9800 South. Friends and family may call They returned to Utah in 1985, and at the church Sunday from 6:30-8:3- 0 Brad went to work for Price Waterhouse in Salt Lake City. In 1986, he joined p.m. and Monday from 10:30-- 1 :30 a.m. Funeral directors, Valley View MortuSwire Pacific Holdings Inc. as controller for the Coca-Col- a franchise in Salt Lake ary. In lieu of flowers, donations may be City. At the time of his death, he was made to the Swire Education Trust Fund. vice president and chief financial officer. Swire Coca-Col- a Brad loved the Lord and served Him USA, 875 S West with devotion, holding many positions Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. ' Udell A. Wankier (Wank), died January 19, 1996, at his home in Copperton, Utah. . He was born April 4. 192. in Levan, Utah to Carrie Anderson and Joseph A. Wankier. He married Lima Larson on June II. 1949 in .Nephi. Utah. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. He grew up in Levan. where he excelled in athletics. Especially, he enjoyed playing baseball with his brothers and cousins on the Levan Tow n Team. He also played pro baseball for ball for t(e-- Ogden Reds and Semi-pr- o tKel Provo Timps. He graduated from Utah State University, where he played fijotball and basketball. fie taught high school for 32 years at Sith Sevier, Juab. Bingham and it gihton, where he loved coaching winning the State Championship jt ftiij Bingham in I960. A longtime of Copperton, Utah, he was a member of the Bingham Lions Club, serv ing as its president in 1994 and 1995. Udell was an active member of the LDS Church and held many positions in the ward. He served a mission wit! his wife in Tarawa. Kiribati, in the South of UVSC athletic teams. 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