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Show Page 4 -- THE HERALD Provo Utah Monday March 29 1W2 rr'nWTCTSTiTr'' Cadefs Get Taste Of War Conditions Ambushes weapons maintenance, first aid skills and rotten weather were all part of a day training excursion conducted last week by the Brigham Young University Armv ROTC at Camp Williams. About 130 cadets participated in the exercises which were designed to test their leadership skills in stress situations. The games were organized by fourth-yea- r cadets, who will become commissioned officers this sum- mer. Third-yea- cadets participated r in the games which also prepare them for advanced leadership camps they will attend this summer at Ft. Lewis Wash. Each day was devoted to different problems and goals. Saturday, the cadets were divided into squads and were faced with 10 creating an ambush including taking Thomas Kallunki; BYU's separate problems, prisoners and surveillance. According to Lt. Col. J. military science advisor this sort of military activity was instigated in 1970 and has produced great results in preparing the cadets for their summer camp experience. iStf- ,17' f -- "r; ' X l 1 Cadets work on military skills such as artillery adjustments first aid, weapons maintenance and other real-lif- e situations. Blanks and artillery simulators are used to create a realistic atmosphere. The cadets are rotated through leadership positions so they can be judged on how well they lead and how well they follow during the games. According to Kallunki each cadet is given a written evaluation on how well he performed his tasks during the operations. Rainy weather added to the realism of the experience Saturday. We couldn't have asked for better weather " Kallunki said. wpjwrr .m i, i The cadets responded to simulated injuries and were forced to practice first-aiand evacuation measures. Fort Williams is located near the Point of the Mountain. Most of the games according to Kallunki, were deployed near Lehi. d - ' Cadet open fires on enemy during practice maneuvers. 1 ,J Vftf-- 3n- - v n fiKi ii ii m inriffT imiii Maneuvers included simulated casualties. mim Famous Builder Dies - Bertha Metz Johnson Pueblo, Colo She married Robert Metz. They were later divorced. She married Gilbert L. Johnson Aug. 27. 1959. Her early life was spent in Michigan, "and she lived and worked in Long Beach. Calif for many years. In 1975 she and her husband moved to Spanish Fork. Survivors include one son and three daughters Robert Metz of Alaska; Mrs. Thelma Friend. Bellllower Calif.; Mrs. Mary Helen Hornbv. Vista. Calif., and Belva Hirst Evans Mrs. Virginia; stepchildren Robert (Blanch I Wilson. Grant L. Johnson. Wayne B. Johnson, all of Payson; Mrs. Donavon Betty i Judson. Corpus Christi Tex. ; 29 grandchildren 25 greatgrandchildren, one brother Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Walker Funeral Home. Friends may call Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour before services. Hu rul will be in the Spanish Fork t'ltv Cemetery. Ward LDS Chapel. Provo City Cemetery. Ella Meilson Mother of Itha Tobler funeral services will beheld on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the St. George 9th Ward Chapel, 200 W. 500 N. Interment St. George City Cemetery. William Marylouise Bird Richards Graveside services were held today at Mount Moriah Cemetery in But- WalkeR i 4 MORTl'AR PROVO S. 3 73-6- 6 te, Montana. Relva Hirst Evans Funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Berg Mor- tuary, Provo. Friends may call at the Mortuary on Tuesday prior to services. Interment Provo City Cemetery, and Emma Irom 1W4 to 1973 Alice She was a member of the LDS Church and a member of the Soroptimist Club and the Price Chamber of Commerce She was listed in the Who's Who of American Women in 1974. Survivors include one daughter Myrleen Harrison of Salt Lake City; one grandson and three Funeral services will be Tues-da- v at 11 a m at the Berg Mortuary of Provo 185 E. Center. Friends may meet at the v Tuesday one hour prior to services. Burial will be at the I'ruvo City Cemeterv. Alfred John Nuzman Services 3731841 f 444 Henry Wilson Hirst. She married James Dec. 22 1914, in Irvin Evans Provo. He died Feb. 26. 1963. She was educated in Provo and alter her marriage made her home in Provo. She moved to 'rice in 1925 and lived there until 1973 when she moved to Salt Lake City. While in Price, she owned and operated Belva s Gloria Shop HFXV A KVANS Mortuary Inter-me- - SALT LAKE CITY Belva Hirst Evans of 2708 Highland Dr No. 12 Salt Lake City died Friday. March 26 1982. at her hi mie of heart failure. She was born in Coalville to Mrs. John (Betholl Johnson of Berg Arthur Gale Smith Funeral services were held today at 10 a.m. at the Provo Edgemont 10th Parrell Huff Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at the Norton Funeral Home. Turlock, Calif. - SPANISH FORK Alfred John Nuzman 76. died Saturday March 27 1982 at his home in Spanish Fork of a heart attack. He was born Sept. 12. 1905, in Salt Lake City to Francis H. and Minnie J Anderson Nuzman. He married Beth Brockbank Aug 24. in Salt Lake City. The marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple Mav 24, 1946. She died Oct. 3 1978. He was educated in the Salt Lake Schools and served six years in the United States Navy WWII, he was employed for the secret service and alter WWII he was employed at the Illinois Powder Co and for American Synida Co., in Spanish Fork Canyon for 23 years as a foreman. During ray He returned to Spanish Fork in 1981. He was a member of the Moose Lodge and of the Spanish Fork Senior Citizens. He was a member of the LDS Church and served as a ward clerk and at the time of his death held the office ot high priest. Survivors include one son and three daughters Mark - i 1 e Small Alice Welsh Small, 79 died Saturday, March 27 1982, in the American Fork Hospital. She was born Jan. 12. 1903 in American Fork to Robert B. and Welsh. Mary Jane Armstrong She married Owen K. Small Feb 5 1930. in Evanston, Wyo. He died May 3, 1963. She was a member of the American Fork LDS Second Ward Her survivors include one daughter and two sons, George K Small of American Fork Robert Small of Midvale Mrs. Virginia S. Richans of American Fork; seven grandchildren and six great - grandchildren and one brother. Wilson Welsh of American Fork. Services will be Tuesday at 11 a m. at the Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel 49 E. 100 N. Friends may call tonight from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the American Fork t'ltv Cemeterv. A. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Manhattan skyscraper builder and philanthropist Harold D. Uris died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital. He was 76. Uris was involved in the construction of 12 million square feet of office buildings in New York, including the RCA Building, the ITT Building, the J.C. Penney Building and the New York Hilton. He and his brother, Percy, who died in 1971, formed the Uris foundation, which donated Uris Library at Cornell University, the Uris School of Business Administration at Columbia University and the Uris Brothers Pavilion at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. It also donated a $75,000 mobile intensive care unit to the town of Palm Beach in 1977. A graduate of Columbia, he served as trustee for that institution. FULL Natural looking and affordable SETS Permanent relinet RELINES while-u-wa- of Spanish Fork. Mrs. l.orell i Jean Bryson of Midvale Mrs. David Helen Ju of Sandy. 11 grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren, two brothers and one sister. Ralph Nuzman and Carl Nuzman. both of Bountiful; Mrs. Glen i Lucy Peterson of Moses Lake. Wash. One son, Delbert J. Nuzman preceeded him in death. Services will be Tuesday at 10 a m. in the Walker Funeral Home in Spanish Fork. Friends may call tonight from 6 to 8 PROVO FLORAL it by appt. $40.00 repaFrs No. appt. needed takes Nuzman 1 hour iti!IH: & GREENHOUSE Rertha Metz Johnson Funeral services will be ALFRED NUZMAN held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. o'clock and Tuesday one hour at the Walker Mortuary, In 1963 he moved to Salt Lake prior to services. Burial will be Owen George in the Redwood Memorial Spanish Fork. Friends City and was employed by Furniture Co. and later for Estates Cemeterv in Salt Lake Graveside services will may call tonight from 9 Mildred Marshall the Deseret Industries in Mur titv held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. and on Tuesday be Thomas to services. InterFuneral services will be p.m. at the East Lawn prior ment Spanish Fork City 4525 N. 3 p.m. Memorial at Hills, on held Tuesday 800 E., Provo. Friends Cemetery. at Orem Stake Center. Friends may call at the Berg MorCenter. E. 481 Alfred Nuzman from tuary, Provo on Wednesmay call on Monday 28. 1982 at the Philips Nursing day from 12:45 to 1:45 Funeral services will be Ravmond Willoughby. 65, Oron George, 88, Sundberg the at 9 Home. Funeral services are p.m. of Orem died Sundav March held on Tuesday at 11 one p.m. of Orem. died Monday March and and will be announced by pending 1982. al Utah Valley 'Hospital. Olpin Mortuary 29 1982. at the Central Utah Coa.m. at the Walker Mo- 28 at Berg Mortuary. Funeral services are pending nvalescent Center f Orem. hour prior to services riem William Rogers III Spanish Fork. and will be announced by Graveside services will be Irene Chase the Stake Center. Funeral Funeral services are rtuary, Hodges, 74, Friends may call tonight Sundberg-OlpiMortuary, Wednesday at 2 p m. at the East died March 27. 1982, in Idaho services will also be held on from and Memorial 12-- 1 Lawn William Rogers, 37, Cemetery. Falls. Idaho. Funeral services p.m. pending. on Wednesday from Friends may call at the Berg will be Tuesday at p.m. at the died of Provo 6th Tuesday prior to serSaturday Pocatello the of at Provo, Wednesday Anderson Funeral Home in Mortuary p.m. 27 1982. at his home. Leah Paige vices. Interment March from 12 45 to 1:45 p.m. Ward. Interment Mt.Nephi. Friends may call prior to are pending Funeral services Funeral services are Redwood Memorial and will be announced by Berg Leah the service. Burial will be in 68, View Cemetery, PocatelPaige, Lake Salt City. pending. vEstates, Mortuary. of Provo, died Sunday Match Vine Bluff Cemetery. Ravmond Willoughby Age 65 of Orenr funeral services are pending. 'c Attack force moves down ravine. Obituaries - 1 Helicopters jeeps and other vehicles were used in the games, which were conducted during the day and night. The cadets also practiced land navigation skills with maps and compasses. I SPANISH FORK Bertha Metz Johnson 83. died Friday March 26. 1982, at her granddaughter's home in Greeley Colo. She was born May 27 1899 in V sunt, n rj WTWt-fZf&- m I f DEHTISTRY PORCELAIN CROWNS exams fillings Death Notices 8 5 190 extractions cleaning root canals nitrous oxide (laughing gas) ys Our Flowers Say What the Heart Whispers tWIRE 1 201 W. 373-700- 1st S, Provo 1 I. KENT ELKINGT0N, D.D.S. at GCLDEN DENTAL CENTER Located PROVO 275 374-576- 0 fOOW. |
