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BRRRRRR! Record, Helena, Friday, July 8, 1994 Independent during the filling of the Barney Park wading pool IR photo by Gene Fischer Thursday. The 5-year-old was sitting in front of 'Brett Christian's facial expression reveals just what the water temperature was COLD one of the pipes that filled the pool. copter, but the pilot didn't during He said the night. boy was wet the Found see "I the waved boy. back at it," De- and dirty, so obviously Cunzo said the boy told him.

had been into some Continued from Page DeCunzo said a searcher water, but his body tem1C ation, and he obtained the driving down a road no- perature was than good and he from ticed the boy out in a had suffered no more use of a helicopter Malmstrom Air Force Base field. The dog, a Labrador- a few scratches. Falls. golden retriever mix, was "He just wanted to see in Great Members of the search nearby. his mother and to get and rescue group and the The boy said he hadn't some food, in that order," arrived at about slept during the night, but DeCunzo said.

DeCunzo said was Barton said he had helicopter not 7:30 a.m. he Ralph DeCunzo, a skeptical of that claim, interviewed Kim 1 the Phillips, boy's and for the associ- adding there was no way mother, spokesman told a child tell did not know where the ation, said the boy so young could he had seen the heli- him where he had been family was from. him Strike Continued from Page 1C cents for pensions; 23 cents plus 7 cents for pensions the second and 20 cents for health inyear; surance. She called that a 90-cent increase over two years, or a 10- percent hike over the biennium. said the agency's six management personnel will carry on the work.

She said, however, "we value these staff people. We hope they will look at our offer and re-think it." DEATHS Bud Sibley Charles Joseph "Bud" Sibley, died at his home of a heart 63, of White Sulphur Springs, tack on Tuesday, July 5, 1994. He was born and raised in Meagher County and owned Sibley T.V. and Appliance Service in White Sulphur Springs. Survivors include his wife, Grace Sibley of White Sulphur Springs; three daughters, Carrie Meeks of Isabella, Debbie Bodell and Toni Taylor, both of White Sulphur Springs; a brother, L.E.

"Punk" Sibley of Helena; four sisters, Nellie Teague and Rosalea Schrader, both of White Sulphur Springs, Kathy McAllister of Park City and Twyla Whyte of Great Falls; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday, July 8 at Twichel Funeral Home in White Sulphur Springs. Interment will be in Mayn Cemetery in White Sulphur Springs. FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY HANSON, Maraget age 78, of 2107 Billings Ave.

No services scheduled at this time. Cremation has taken place. Interment will be in Montana State Veteran's Cemetery at Ft. Harrison. Hagler-Anderson Mortuary 442-8520 CITY DIARY TODAY IN HELENA Augusta Public meeting at the Augusta Firehall.

10:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Carroll College Theatre Department production of "Old West Oleo," at the Montana Club. 442-5980 for res. Helena Brewers vs.

the Butte Copper Kings at 7:05 p.m. Kindrick Legion Field. ORGANIZATIONS Friday meeting times. Call 443-0438. Alcoholics Anonymous (C) Closed meetings, (0) open meetings and (ns) non-smoking.

Noon (ns) (c), St. Mary's Church. Noon (ns)(c), St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Noon (c) N.

Main. 5:30 p.m. (c), 621 N.Main. 7 p.m. (ns) (0), Board Room, St.

Peter's Hospital. 7 p.m. (o), Serenity House in Lincoln 7 p.m. (0), St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

7 (c), St. John's Episcopal Church in Townsend. p.m. 8 p.m. (c), 410 9th Avenue.

8 p.m. (ns) (c), St. Paul's Methodist Church. 8 p.m. (0), 621 N.

Main. Midnight 621 N. Main. Al-Anon Family Group meetings for Friday. Noon St.

Paul's Methodist Church, 505 Logan. 7 p.m. Meeting Rooms at St. Peter's Hospital. 8 p.m.

White Sulphur Springs Christian Alliance Church. Survivor Group will meet today at St. 16 Step Women's Paul's Methodist Church from 12:10 to 12:50 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous meeting at the Boulder Dairy Queen and at the Indian Alliance, 436 N. Jackson at 9:08 p.m.

1- at noon 800-984-6668. weekly meeting at 6 p.m. at the HelGamblers Anonymous ena Indian Alliance. UPCOMING EVENTS The Sons of Liberty presents "Day 51; The True Story Waco" Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at the Lewis and Clark Fairabout grounds Exhibit Building No.

2. CRISIS SUPPORT LINES This paper is for people who are blind or otherwise can't read newspaper on the Radio If Reading suicidal or know someone who is, a staff member Service It's free Call 1-800-942-7323. you Mental Health Services can help. Call this 24-hour number: are from 443-5353. For meetings times and locations call: Parents Anonymous 442-0227 Narcotics Anonymous 1-800-984-6668.

Gamblers Anonymous 449-8268 Overeaters Anonymous 449-4943 Parents Without Partners 443-2586 Birthright of Helena 1-800-550-4900 TOPS 442-1777 Loss Support Group 444-2368 Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Pregnancy Gays 442-6366 Greater Montana S.I.D.S. 1-800-823-2269. VITALS Births Ginny (Morgan) and Dave Cottrill of Renton, formerly of Helena, a boy on June 15. Sarah and Jens Bolstad, Jr. of Helena, a boy on July 5.

Women's business program wraps up 1st year The Montana Women's Capital Fund, a Montana microbusiness finance program, has just completed its first year of funding Helloans to small businesses in ena. Region Senator Mignon Waterman, a member of the state Microbusiness Advisory Council, commented, "I'm very pleased with their success. They have created a number of new jobs through 37 loans for a total dollar value of "This has been one of the most satisfying projects that I've worked on in the four years I've been in the state senate," Waterman said. "Business start-ups that use loan fund programs to provide training, technical ance and on-going oversight of borrowers achieve an 80-percent survival rate for four years, compared to only 47 percent for those without access to these services." Businesses helped by the Montana Women's Capital Fund include a coat manufacturer, a bakery, an insurance office as well as a retail active wear shop. Proceeds of these loans are used for working capital, equipment and property.

Qualified businesses have fewer than 10 full-time employees and less than $500,000 in gross annual revenues. The Department of Commerce has certified and funded 12 microbusiness development corporations in Montana. The MBDC's serve the regions of Missoula, Kalispell, Havre, Lewistown, Bozeman, Billings, Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Malta-Wolf Point and Glendive-Miles City. Microbusiness loans are up to maximum of $20,000 per bua siness at 1-to-3-percent above the market rate. This slightly higher rate is charged to cover the intensive investigation and technical assistance costs, which increases the viability of the loans.

It also discourages borrowers who might be able to obtain conventional financing. CHURCH NEWS "Paul" Poliakoff of St. Petersburg, Russia, and Rev. Dmitriy his wife Anna will be at the Helena Alliance Church, 1030 There will be music, testimony and reports of the Union Choteau. Christians in Russia.

Contact Marc Cramer for more informaof tion, 442-1301. Backyard Ferry sponsored Road in by East Helena, will be held Bible Club Canyon Ferry Baptist Church, 3384 Canyon 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for children ages 4-12. For more July 11-15 from information call 227-5119. Assemblies of God missionary returnRev.

James Stewart, ing for ministry in Namibia, will be the featured guest speaker at First Assembly of God Church, 2210 Dodge Avenue at 6 p.m. STUDENT NEWS David Thompson and Zane Nance, both of Helena, relisted on the President's Honor List at North Dakota cently were State College of Science in Wahpeton, N.D. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jahner of Jennifer Jahner, daughter listed on the dean's list at Willamette University in Helena, was Salem, Ore.

of East Helena was listed on the Dean's List Judy Haraseth at Carroll College for the spring semester, Justin McCarter was on the honor roll for the spring semesat the of Colorado. He is also the recipient of a ter University Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship in chemistry. the daughter of Rosemarie Strope and the late Leslie Strope, has earned a doctorate degree from the College of Philip Veterinary Science at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Strope, Marg Piocos, Student Body Treasurer at Capital High School, has been selected to attend the National Leadership Camp at Outlaw Ranch, S.D. from July 26-31.

Hahn of Helena, recently won third place in a national Morgan contest for an essay she submitted to the health publicaShe also recently published an article in tion For the Record. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Publication for the Care Organization. Senecal of Avon, was listed on the Dean's List at Wristine Carroll College for the Spring Semester. of Helena has been selected to attend Katie Prendergast Young Leaders Conference from July 17-27, in The National The National Young Leaders Conference is a Washington, leadership program for high school students D.C. who have demonstrated leadership potential and scholastic unique development merit.

Katie is a junior at Capital High School. of Helena, received his bachelor of from Carleton College in Northfield, Minn. Christopher Paulsen arts degree in geology He is the son of Dr. Harold and Dorothy Poulsen of Helena. Jason Radley, a 1990 graduate of Capital High School, graduated with honors from Oregon State University the with of a Dan bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering.

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