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Page 2C Wednesday, February 21, 200) INDEPENDENT RECORD www.helenair.com I Del Sutheimer Del Sutheimer, 49, passed away Feb. 16, 2001, after a very courageous battle with cancer. He was born on Feb. 1, 1952, in Helena to Walter "Bud" and Doris Sutheimer. He attended schools here and entered the Marine Corps in 1970.

Del married Sheila Smail in 1975, and together they had two children. He Sutheimer worked for the Bureau of Reclamation since 1974 and in recent years was the facility manager at the Palisades Dam in Swan Valley, Idaho. He loved living there where he had many close friends and was an avid fly fisherman and expert woodworker. Del is survived by his wife Sheila, son Cole and daughter Audi, all of Swan Valley, Idaho; parents Bud and Lillian Sutheimer, Doris Sutheimer; and brother, Glen Sutheimer, all of Helena. He is also survived by stepbrother Ron Clark, of Redding, Calif.

and stepsisters Donna Lamping of Helena and Lorea Dahman of Tacoma, Wash. Memorials are asked to be sent to Teton Valley Hospice, Teton Valley Hospital, Driggs, Idaho. A memorial service will be held on Feb. 24 in Swan Valley. StateDeaths Butte Clare Hill, 94, Miles City John Daily, Patrick McClafferty, 55.

87. Geraldine Johnnie Nel- Missoula Owen Barnes, son, 82. 94, Claude McGhee, 56. Glendive Katherine Polson Kathryn BrenSchultz, 90. ton, 87.

Great Falls Esther Cox, Poplar Dennis Lee Red 71. Eagle, 33. Lewistown Margaret Roundup Turla Turley, Loader, 93. 69. Libby Burton Baker, 77.

Townsend Raymond Livingston Donald Ray, Campbell. 78. Whitehall Claude Lodge Grass Walter Miller, 60. Young, 63. continued from 1C Holmberg Village Estates, the design of applicants Bill Hines and Dennis Iverson, would cover 77 acres with 50 lots varying in size from .65 acres to 1.76 acres.

Located north of Canyon Ferry Road approximately one mile east of Lake Helena Drive, the development would include 44 lots for single family homes. In addition, the subdivision would include two multi-family units, two lots for commercial use, a 2.8-acre park designation, and an additional 39 acres for future development. A public water supply system and individual on-site wastewater treatment systems would serve the lots. The surrounding area includes ranchette-style development to the north and east, irrigated agricultural land to the south, and undeveloped lots either under review or already platted for future development to the west. Also to the west is 304 acres of agricultural land, which has been issued a permit from the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation to be mined for sand and gravel.

Reporter Martin Kidston can be reached at 447-4086, or by email at Septic continued from 1C in the Helena Valley, Bowsher said, and will eventually er said. "Since then, the encompass the Canyon Environmental Health Divi- Ferry-Houser areas, as well sion has worked with as York, Birdseye, Rimini, builders and homeowners to Wolf Creek and Craig. install permitted systems." "At the end of the twoBowsher said employees year project, the information with the Environmental gathered will be presented to Health Department would the community," Bowsher deliver the septic survey to said. each door beginning the Bowsher said if anyone week of Feb. 26.

Once the would like more information, information is returned by they should contact Steve residents and compiled by Kilbreath or Bowsher at 447- officials, Global Positioning 8351. Systems will be used to confirm the location of each on- Reporter Martin Kidston can be site septic system and well reached at 447-4086, or by so that correlating can email at maps be made. The inventory will begin Doctors' House Calls Over the Airwaves Featuring different physicians and health topics each month Tune into KBLL Radio Coffebreak with host Jay Scott 1240 AM Call 443-1240 between 9 and 9:30 a.m., Thursday, February 22 Cardiologist Blair Erb, M.D. will answer your questions about heart health 7St. Peter's Hospital 2475 Broadway, Helena www.stpetes.org CommunityCalendar David John active in Helena's Grand Street Theater and served the Hayden Jr.

Fire community as a Volunteer Fighter. April 30, 1940 father, Dave is two survived brothers, by three his Feb. 16, 2001 children, and five grandchildren. Dave was a very caring David John Hayden Jr. man and he will be greatly passed away on Feb.

16, 2001, missed. in Auburn, Wash. He was Michelle Paull Mendoza of Vallejo, Jessica Austad of Helena; parJohnson ents, William and Barbara Paull of Deer Lodge; brother, Mark Paull of Big Fork; sisMichelle Paull Johnson ters, Kim (Tim) Braun of died in her St. Paul, Minn. Bloomington, Jill Paull home, Feb.

18, 2001. She was of Battle Mountain, and born in Great Falls, Nov. 9, six grandchildren. William and Diane A memorial service will be Leveque Paull. held Friday Feb.

23, in North She is survived by husband, St. Paul. A second memorial Jerry Johnson of St. Paul; service is being planned for daughters, Linda Burdick early summer i in 1 Montana. Raymond W.

Campbell Raymond W. "Ray" Campbell of Townsend died Sunday, Feb. 18, 2001, at Broadwater Health Center. He was born to Edgar and Mabel (Buckingham) Campbell of Duck Creek on May 5, 1921. He attended school at Lower Duck Creek, Townsend and Helena.

He entered military service in 1942 and served in the army in WWII. He worked at Townsend Lumber for a number of years before retiring due to ill health. In 1943, he married Isabell "Izzy" Ruppel and together they had three children. His wife, Isabell and a granddaughter, Ivy Campbell preceded him in death. His three surviving children are Lois (Ed) Regan and Janet (Steve) Kirksey, all of Townsend, and Mike (Raye Jean) Campbell of Montpelier, Idaho; nine grandchildren and two great-grand-362, children also survive him.

In 1989, he married Winifred Adams. Also surviv- Jerry N. Brammer Jerry N. Brammer passed away Monday, Feb. 19, 2001, at home in Townsend.

He was born Aug. 16, 1930, in Buffalo, Mo. to George Z. and Florence L. Young Brammer.

The family moved to Green City, Mo. in 1936 where his parents owned and operated the Green City press until 1949. Jerry grew up helping in the family business and learned the printing trade. He graduated from Green City High School in 1948 and married Fleda Albertson in 1951. Five children were born to that union: Jill was born in 1952; they moved to Augusta, and David was born in 1955 and Jim in 1960.

Jerry worked as an electrician in Kansas. The family then moved to Townsend in 1961 where they went into business together with Jerry's parents at the Townsend Star and Jerry was a printer again. Kim was born in 1962 and Bob in 1968. After leaving the Townsend Star, Jerry served four years as Broadwater County Assessor and worked several years as a lumber grader for the timber mill in Townsend, retiring in 1995. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, George David and Gale Zealand; granddaughter, Looking for a new or used vehicle? CALL BUTTE CHEVROLET SUBARU FOR A QUOTE 1-888-244-3031 or visit us at www.buttechevrolet.com for pictures, equipment and best price EAST HELENA KEEP YOUR KIDS SAFE FROM LEAD.

YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR YARD REMEDIATION. CALL 227-8451 ing are four stepchildren, Judy (Jay) Clark, Linda (Bill) Miller, Kris (Rick) Lucas and John (Debbie) Adams, 10 stepgrandchildren, 10 step-greatgrandchildren and a step great-great-grandchild. Ray enjoyed the great outdoors, his family, wheeling and dealing and talking about the days gone by. Funeral services will be held at Connors Mortuary at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

22, with Pastor Randy Neilson officiating. Interment will follow at the Deep Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers are Cory O'Brian, Tony O'Brian, Jeff Kirksey, Dave Campbell, Kie Miller and Levi Miller. Honorary pallbearers are Wally Patton, Bud Campbell, Dick Buckingham and Harry Buckingham. The family requests memorials be made to the Deep Creek Cemetery Association, P.O.

Box 203, Townsend, MT 59644, the Broadwater Health Center Auxiliary, P.O. Box Townsend, MT 59644 or the Montana Talking Book Library, P.O. Box 201800, Helena, MT 59620-1800. Melissa Brammer; and grandson, Matthew Mortensen. Survivors include his wife, Fleda; daughters, Jill (Gregg) Mortensen of Bozeman and Kim (Mike) Ferguson of Red Lodge; sons, David (Kathy) of Helena, Jim (Sue) of Dillon and Bob (Karin) of Brewster, grandchildren, Eric and Amy Mortensen, Becky Brammer, Van Cannon, Anna and Alexandra Brammer, Chris, Zach, Alex, and Samantha Ferguson, and Margie Brammer; great-grandchildren, Kaylee and Katie.

Also surviving are sisters, Betty Brammer and Kathleen Jepson of Townsend, Patti (Lowell) Burkhart of Tucson, and Barbara (Frank) Montibeller of Helena, and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Townsend United Methodist Church with Pastor Michael Hart officiating. Private burial of cremains will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to the United Methodist Church Kitchen Fund, 200 N.

Cedar, Townsend, MT 59644 or Westmont Hospice, 2525 Colonial Drive, Helena, MT 59601. Retz Funeral Home in Helena, MT is in charge of the arrangements. TODAY IN HELENA Helena Citizens Council 7 p.m. room 326, City-County Building. Open to the public.

Call 443-4993 for information. Holter Museum of Art Winter Lecture Series presents: David Regan, ceramic artist from Missoula. 7:30 p.m. at the Holter. Child Care Partnerships free informational meeting for anyone interested in becoming a day care provider, 1:30 p.m., 901 N.

Benton. Call 443-4608 to register. UPCOMING Thursday Feb. 22 Pizza Party fundraiser. Benefit for, Marcella (Hanson) Burke, 3rd grade teacher at Rossiter School.

Pizzas, salad, pop, ice cream, and raffle. 5 -8 p.m. at the Rossiter School Gym, 1497 E. Sierra Road. Kids under Thursday Feb.

22 Consumer Credit Counseling Services credit workshop, 6 8 p.m. in the Super 8 Motel conference room. Call 443-1774 for more information. Free and open to the public. Thursday Feb.

22 "Helping Parents Raise Capable p.m., CRA Middle School. Call 447-8827 or 447-8800 for more information. Thursday Saturday, Feb. 22-24-SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE a spoof of the Legislature- returns in its 21st year showing the highs and lows of the first half of this session. 8 p.m.

at the Grandstreet Theatre. Tickets are $8 with all proceeds going to charity. Bert and Ernie's will provide intermission beverages. Friday Feb. 23 Rhythm and the Roots of Culture.

A concert by Obo Ady, 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. Saturday Feb. 24 Holter Museum Docents presents a "Use-Eums" workshop for young children (ages3-6) accompanied by adults. 10:30 to 11:45 a.m.

Call 442-6400 to reserve a space. Monday Feb. 26 City Planning Division Pre-Application meeting at 1:30 p.m., room 414, City-County Building. Please call 447-8490 one week in advance to be placed on the agenda. RECOVERY GROUPS Gamblers Anonymous (o) (ns) meeting at 6 p.m.

at Indian Alliance Building. Gamblers Anonymous Hotline, meeting times and places 449-8268. Gam Anon meeting, 6 to 7 p.m. Call 443-2736 for more information. Alcoholics Anonymous Wednesday meeting times: Call 443- 0438, closed meetings, (o) open meetings, (h) handicap accessible and (ns) non-smoking.

The Alano Club moved to 1432 Gallatin. 6:30 a.m. Meditation Meeting, 1432 Gallatin 6:45 a.m. (o)(h), Park Plaza. 8:30 a.m.

Boulder Hot Springs, Main Lobby (o)(ns)(h). Noon St. Mary's Church, 1700 Missoula. Noon 1432 Gallatin. 5:30 p.m.

Homeward Bound (o)(ns)(h). Alano Club, 1432 Gallatin. 7 p.m. Baptist Church, White Sulphur Springs. 7 p.m.

Elliston School Basement (o)(ns). 7 p.m. 900 Orange (o) (ns) (h) 7 p.m. 359 N. Warren, First Baptist Church (c) (h) 7 p.m.

First Christian Church, 311 Power (o)(ns). 7 p.m. Wednesday Night Step Study, First Baptist Church, 359 N. Warren. 7:30 p.m.

White Sulphur Springs Group Alliance Church, 104 2nd Ave SE, Blue room. 8 p.m. Fellowship Group Young People's at St. Paul's Methodist, 505 Logan. 8 p.m.

(o)(h) Here and Now, Alano Club, 1432 Gallatin. 8 p.m. Townsend Serenity Group, St. John's Episcopal, 314 N. Cedar.

8 p.m. (ns)(o), Plymouth Congregational S. Oakes. Ala-Teen AFG Meeting for Wednesday. 7 p.m.

White Sulphur Alateen at the Christian Alliance Church in White Sulphur Springs. 17 VARIETIES American Begonia Bulbs SALE ITEMS Just West of Helena 442-2610 Volunteers continued from 1C ties. Joe and Margaret have also gotten personalized lives of Helena area stu- books for all the kindergartdents. Pearl has been volun- ners. Thank you for giving to teering as a reading mentor our community.

one hour each week. Her love and dedication for the Danita Herron is the coordinator students she works with is for the Lewis and Clark clearly evident. Way Volunteer Center. Joe and Margaret Smith Joe and Margaret Smith are in their fifth year of tutoring 1st-5th grade students at Jim Darcy Elementary School. They were also active members in receiving the Pioneer Foundation Grant for Jim Darcy School, which awarded Jim Darcy with over $3,000 to be used towards educational activi- has Retz Funeral Home families served for more generations than 70 of local As long-standing years.

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