Show - A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Saturday October 4r 2003 Obituaries v Darley : Roy Maugh-a- n Darley bom Sept 14 1918 in WeHsville to Evan 0 Darley ’tJn ireciriLflDtis Miflitay Avenue and K Street Friends may can from 6 to 8 Sunday evening at Larkin Mortuary 260 E South Temple and from 930 to 10:30 Monday morning at the ward Interment Salt Lake City ' Cemetery “ RoyMaughan X' ( the ability to recognize threats in a peacekeeping setting With “Full Spectrum War-riot” currently in testing at Fort Benning Ga squad lead- en learn how to command nine soldiers in complex con-- By Matt Slagle Associated Press Writer i Jlunched with his troops in a dusty courtyard the squad leader signals the soldiers to line up against a j wind-swe- 4 pt 1 Zelda Skanchy Plowman V' ’ r 'and Maud wall Clasping automatic' fusing urban warfare scenar- Perkins ios The game isn’t not about weapons they inch single-fil-e toward a sandy road lifted Maughan sprinting Rambo-lik- e through : Loving mothwidi swaying palm trees passed away alleys with guns blazing er and grand-Sept 30 2003 The squad leader orders a ?r “It’s not really about shoot- -: mother Zelda Educated in Cache Valley he man to pcier around the point ing at things” Macedonia Skanchy Plowgraduated in music from Utah comer his quick glance said “learning how to shoot man 88 State University (where he was several foes lying in revealing weapon is easy The '' your the first organist of the newly passed away wait behind a smoldering car ' jj challenging thing is leading” installed pipe organ at the LDS peacefully in A few hand signals a quick t The game the Institute for her sleep on Institute) and later received a flash of gunfire and irs over ' Creative Tedmologies has Oct 2 2003 master's in music from the UnijThe enemy is defeated but been working rm with the CIA She was versity of Utah Additionally he blood is spilled no bullet no for about a year — at a cost of bom Nov 26 1914 and wel- was named an Associate of the ' action is All the casings spent: several milium dollars will corned into the loving home of Royal College of Music In Lonin an Upcoming Xbox-base- d the let assume AP R Alice Willard and analysts agency don photo Wray training simulator for the milirole cell terror of leaders cdl Warrior Fun This of screen shot Inc Skanchy She graduated from Following Roy’s LDS mission THQ Spectrum provided by tary called “Full Spectrum to the Eastern States he served shows a wind-sweLogan High School and attendcourtyard in which the squad leader signals his members and operatives Wanior” “Our analysts would be ed USU After completing trainas organist and program directroops to line up against the building wal It plays and looks like a Increasingly the Pentagon accustomed to looking at the tor at the Washington DC tool the Army considers vital ing at Quish Beauty School she if but a s really game is joining forces with the world from the perspective of operated ZekJa’s Beauty Shop Chapel where he met Kathleen video games industry to train '" from 1933 to 1993 Latham After their May terrorists we are chasing the and recruit soldiers The Army the controls pretty fast” She married Keith Plowman 12 1944 marriage in and leant to expect the unexconsiders such simulators vital For years the US armed connect bn Aug 30 1 941 and together the Salt Lake LDS VyGA spokesman pected” who’ve recruits forces for been used entertainment have and video game big sophistithey ran Keith's Market for many Temple Roy served Mansfield said Mark ’em shoot simulators with on institute weaned industries cated The up two years as a US years At age 79 she moved to V Training aside video games video games hydraulics wall-siz' game development Taylorsville where she was Army chaplain In Borneo the "V' are increasingly viewed by top Even the Central Intelliscreens and realistic cockpits work to Los Angeles-base- d fowlved in many activities at the Philippines and Japan As part brass as a way to get teenagers is - Pandemic But millions Studios a such costs Agency was gence and Senior Center gear developing of the occupational forces he Heritage interested in enlisting The institute’s other training an active member of the Cross- -' computer Simula- - i of dollars — far too pricey entered Hiroshima 60 days after ' even by military standards to v Games such as “America's v' tion to train analysts r talent a Zelda had Ward was ) points dropped 7 theibomb “We know that most of our was released for be idely available: ?$ After the war Roy was Army” developed and pub- - V for making friends loved her fished how soldiers know use in miU that’s to C-- £ a And video use will by die Army and 'Xi'-remembered and be why games tary February V family assigned as a Tabernacle V 'Vk “Guard Fbrce” which the V- sense-said Michael is make for PC the for of kindness for acts her held he a game game many j organist position pad” ' : A' National Guard devel- Macedonia scientist chief at toward Warrior”' is She survived by daughters Army y?“Full Spectrum v’r 37 years including one year as geared light infantry ’ Va-:nf' Alice Rae (Mac) McPhee andI die Army’s Program Executive - was created through the Insti- - company commanders wh- ooped widi Alexandria vr organist at the Hyde Park tv-" Office for Simulation Training tute for Creative technologies lead about 120 people Set in ' based Rival Interactive can be vSandra (Bob) Bennion five fJ: Vi- Chapel In London Roy also ' : £ eastern Europe it tests organi-d- o downloaded or picked up at and Instrumentation in (Man- - V in Marina Del Ray Calif a served 25 years on the YMMIA 3 grandchildren and five decision-makinFla “Every kid figures out -i $45 million endeavor formed - Nation g She was proand General Board and was a memi recruitment offices ys i ceeded in death by her parents" ber of the General Music Corn- brother Leland Skanchy and yyp mitteo After retiring he and his farms along the way: Swenson “You’ve broken those 0: V V':-ii wife served in the New Zealand ' husband Keithand Douglass have been just a A viewing will be held from 5 Christ Church Mission and later promises” Higham saidiy)' "1$ jyf' small part in the continual v ! v V his second is to Jensen iIt'on in who 7 5 in Salt Oct the worked Sunday v pm they both -' A Lake Temple as ordinance work- 2003 at Jenkins-Soff- e Mortuary process of maintaining and year as superintendent points Continued from A3 4760 S State Street Friends ere a labor they dearly loved ) ed out that class sizes don’t inqxoving the canal : may also gatherfrom 12:30 to As the settlers’ plows bit 4v to be affecting academic Roy was preceded in death ’ info Hillcrest and that while work was done completely by1:30 pm on Monday OcL 6 info the ground to create a by his wife of 51 years Kattv :‘r v today P®11® 2003 at the Alert-Ha- ! and three grandsons He Mortuary' the school board plans fo Fmuid ditches and can’t of to y0'teen speak honeycomb is survived by five children: Mar J 34 E Center Street in Logansv reduce students at Woodruff gianLshov- - canals throughout the valley" pcni buuhere is prior to the 2 pm graveside - - s - and Ellis Hillcrest wifi suffer V 'jfgaret (Robert) Kirkham Janice nfWf® in pharaoh EgypL” Jensethey also acted as michois : at Logan City Ceme (James) Carter Philip (Nancy larger class si “ the land" : 1 1 tery 1000 N 1200 r Jent) Elizabeth (Van) Gessel said 4 rarv 150 peo- 7 I The family would like to thank 1 ' and David (Heidi Daynes) htav:' at toe staff Wentworth the brother Edith Swain sister JV v praiu average 22 stu-- 1 f the bottom line is DavM KerrDariey 16 6mnde-IMng Crter and Caf Source Hospice for their corih that these kids develop arid toe Along with the water came the dirt to the rides of a canal iayeragra !reni a the passionate careof our mothef5v potential for water power support they get They get Even toe shovels “weren’t the ®aVc tn lieu of flowers toe family sug-“P00 &£ Funeral servicee wlll be hejd ’ Douglass saidi-- y w?uc?n' best shovels in them days the same class sizes exactly ' ilfat 11 am on Monday Oct 6 at 'ii gests contributions to toe 7: no longer had to1 : that Farmas test enfn eitow” Swenson raid because children don’t come 4 travel fo Brigham City to mill thei? wheat into flour Instead they could go to Millville arid math where a canal powered the ' arts language r said have to in class” pne parent continued Jensen that to trdfi flour V v say said-!'Franklin County Medical Cantor Friday Despite that walk the dies- -' cy few scores those if no that prove Sawyers longer worked Annie Ellsworlh and 3 Pick 3: “Well then call Lniaine perrie race to bring water to are each with in a beingvr4pairs giant Preston a girl Oct2 f- ‘1 Wsdnssday too “Wlldren late “The the crops was Pace or Lyle Hillyard The vhand-satb cut a log span-nin- g Carrillo 1 V ffowstoall AfSI-SHistory of a Valley'’ reports infe Lpgialatiire r '1 t 4ize David Dayton a girt OcL 2 v Wild Card 2: a piL Now they could deterininntclant siefieflrv' that many of toe crops failed 'vj y 1c At least three parents from and many of the men had to v channel water to power saw 'replied f southoid Vi ifoighborhoods feed toeir families through the mills Douglass said toe fold Christine A Higham board that it was not fair to ? spoke in favor of not changing ' winter by working in Ogden Eventually it would be used v fo generate power to put the the boundaries ' Still toe water runs into have classrooms at Woodruff “I am just relieved” said first streetlights along Main or the new elementary school Hyrum 143 years later sup: POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — J the came who one toe mother to Street in toe city tori Canq on' which is constructed city’s pressurized plying being Idaho Farm Bureau Intermounworried her children and several Hollow brought forth northwest LIVESTOCK AUCTION — meeting corner the of (lie irrigation system tain Grain and Livestock Report would be headed to another Twin Falls Livestock on sit vacant while Hillcrest city for Friday' school is full Wednesday Utility and comber has applied for recreation' dal cows 3800-500-0 “We want our kids to have “We don't have room fo heavy arts parks and zoo RAPZ) feeder steers 8550-- 1 01 25 POCATELLO — White wheat consistency We don't want to grow” Higham said tax money ' light feeder steers 9900: screw arpund” said one man Moreover when she was 318 (down 2) ordinary winter ' 1 0300-1175- 0 “That has'the potential to Stocker steers 10675 Hillcrest PTA president toree who identified himself as a 340 (down 6) 14 percent from Continued A3 holstein feeder light Borg said help’ father from the County Manor spring 366 (down 6) barley years ago she said parents steers 7900-890- 0 also said that foe num-- " heavy Bog 470 (up 5) he were promised Iowa class neighborhood explaining bleacher room' Curfeeder steers enough na Baby ber of people using the facility OGDEN — White wheat 335 sizes loved Hillcrest Elementary: fat calves 2000-9000h- d rently toe ice center holds show there is a need for the (steady) 11 percent winter 354 1286 fans bulls 4$J30-5-1 lambs 8700-930- 0 ' Over 70000 people center (down 2) 14 percent spring She said she anticipates foe 00 heavy feeder heifers toe-icr 360 (down 6) barley 485 (up used last year 8500-960-0 light feeder heifers problem to escalate as toe sea5) “That’s more 9250-1032- 5 than we antici- Stocker heifers son starts SATURDAY the Cache County phapter of PORTLAND — White wheat 10100-1150- 0 said: stock cows pated Borg the The for Tlw Lace ‘N Levis Square hockey the American Red Cross For support 382 (down 1): 11 percent winter Moreover the center rents stock cowcalf pairs na at USU has been Dance Club will dance from cost or to sign up call 752-11program 413-41- 5 (down 6) 14 percent weaner pigs 1 1 time from 7 am to mid- ice 7:30 to 10 pm Saturday at the overwhelming Brag said and spring 454 (down 5) barley feeder lambs 91 Cache County Senior Citizens that she hopes A “Blessing of tha Animals” night and on occasion 1 translates into' NA Remarks: Cows steady calves ' N Center 240 East 100 g dollars 10 is am leaving little time open at at am Logan Si Saturday NAMPA— WhHe wheat cwt ' steady to strong feeders steady Crawford will call and temtoe said Wayne John’s Church for more rentals center Finally' Borg Episcopal 520 (up 3) bushel 312 (up2) to 2 higher Russ Francis will cue Call 563-35porarily located at the Whittier 4 or Center 290 N 400 East Logan All animals should be leashed The Mountain Crest High or restrained This is sponsored School marching band is sponby the Cache Humane Society soring a Bridgerland Band Invi0 USPS and St John’s A pet food in- tational at 10 am Saturday in PuNidiol is For Month) ihrcugfi Sunday munui cciy gathering encouraged USU Romney Stadium Tickets 6 IVfae ViUey Puhfakia LU' Oct 32003 more information call Gina at ' W7 LnfM IM 6U2LOM7 are $5 for adults $4 for seniors 75 Wc TOO Non PO 753-515-6 “ S451 Tifl Fite (NOD) 2754423 or (888)259-763I'uh Tricpknc (435) and children (12 and under) and Dow taaficab PosUff FM fi Lip I’tak $22 for a family of six Jones 957231 All motorcyclists are Brace K Smith hincicam welcome to join tha Cache Charles McCoilum Manapnc 4435 Audubon Bridgerland - i Christian Crusaders for a breakNasdaq C)ndi Fulton Business Society is taking a field trip to 188057 composit RkA G- - WfcllaceAdvertising Direclor - mallaccfhjnmscom fast meeting at 10 am SaturAntelope Island Saturday e Russ Daws Circulation hjnmsxora Corral at Golden 96i: day Those interested in going Standard a Pmduction Davis Pad hjnmicom N Main Restaurant 2044 & Poor's should meet at 8 am at the 102985 breakfast Logan Following 50c ' Sa Sinric Cnp) DMly 5135 parking lot between Caffd Ibis Copy Sundjjr nominations will be taken for ' 908 Russell and the Logan Fire Station For SflbnMMRaCci next year's officers For more 2000 One Yew (Write (hhfa) 51025 512435 more information call Dick Hur-re- n DwMnMhrmer(IUi) 51228 information can Tom at 8 One Mwk Msd 51735 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