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in in in in MONTANA Board OKs $15.4 million in bond sales Examiners on Thursday approved selling $15.4 million in bonds to finance building projects, mine reclamation work and water conservation projects. The bulk of the borrowing $10.4 million will pay for 10 construction or renovation projects authorized by the past two legislatures. The list includes a $3 million building at Montana State Prison to handle incoming inmates, and $3.2 million to remodel the liberal arts building and complete maintenance work at Montana State University-Billings. Another $1.4 million will be used for renovation of two buildings and maintenance work on the -Bozeman campus. Other projects at least partially funded with the bond proceeds include new Clarence W.

Brown By BOB ANEZ Associated Press COLUMBIA FALLS Clarence W. Brown, 78, of Columbia Falls, passed away on Monday, April 29, 2002, at the Veterans Affairs Hospital at Fort Harrison in Helena. He was born in Polson on April 1, 1924, the son of Brown Brown I Thomas A. Brown and Rosemary (Tetrault) Brown. At 2 years old, his mother passed away.

His father then married Virginia Ludington Brown, who was 1 Clarence's main influence. He was raised with three Brown brothers on a ranch in Perma and received his education there. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1944 during World War II. Following an honorable discharge, with the help of the G.I.

Bill of Rights, he got started in the Brown wholesale bakery business in 1946. At that time, all of his baking was done in old-fashioned brick ovens. On March 3, 1948, he married Sally Morrison i in 1 Missoula. They were married 51 years and had five children. During his career, he worked in bakeries in St.

Ignatius, the SuperSave in Helena, the Market in Columbia Falls, Buttrey, Foods, Albertsons in Missoula Butte, Rosauers in Great Falls and Sticky Fingers Bakery in Williston, He enjoyed gardening, cooking and took great pride in his baking career. He was preceded in death by his parents, stepmother, a baby sister, his Wife Sally Brown in 1999, a daughter Clarice Grant in 1997 and a granddaughter Sherry in 1973. He is survived by daughters Constance Brown of Helena, Donna Veigel and her husband Larry of Columbia Falls, Carrie McAlpin and her husband Dennis of Helena; son Clarence Brown Jr. and his wife Carole of Plains; 10 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; three brothers, George Brown of Washington, Ted Brown of Missoula and Fredric of Fairbanks, Alaska; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Viewing will be from noon to 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at Garden City Funeral Home, followed by a graveside service with military honors at 2 p.m. at the Missoula Cemetery. DEATH NOTICES Kenneth W. Bangs STEVENSVILLE Kenneth W. Bangs, 86, of Stevensville, died at his home on Thursday, May 2.

Arrangements will be announced by Funeral Home in Stevensville. Carey H. Gordon Jr. POLSON Carey H. Gordon of Polson, died Wednesday, May at his home of natural causes.

Arrangements will be announced by Grogan Funeral Home. John E. Wilson MISSOULA John E. Wilson, 84, of Missoula, died Thursday, May at St. Patrick Hospital.

Arrangements will be announced by City Funeral Home and Crematory. Robert R. Watson BE CLINTON Robert R. Watson, -42, of Clinton, died Wednesday, May at St. Patrick Hospital.

Arrangements will be announced by Garden City Funeral Home and Missoulian, Friday, May 3, 2002 B3 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Public events National Guard armories at Kalispell and Bozeman, renovation of the chemistry building at the University of Montana in Missoula, upgrading utilities in the main classroom building at MSU-Northern, and technology improvements at MSUBozeman. A second bond issue for $2.5 million will provide Montana's share of costs connected with installation and operation of a plant to treat polluted water draining from the site of a closed gold mine near Anaconda. Jan Sensibaugh, director for the Department of Environmental Quality, said the $6.3 million reclamation bond posted by the former operator of the Beal Mountain mine, Pegasus Gold, was enough to cover the expected cleanup work. But, she said, that was before officials learned water escaping from a leach pad was so contaminated it was killing vegetation. The state concluded it could not get additional money from the bankrupt Pegasus OBITUARIES MISSOULA Clara Burklund, 84, of Missoula, passed away Sunday, April 28, 2002, of heart failure at her son's home in Tucson, Ariz.

Clara Burklund was born June 22, 1918, first born of identical twins to Leslie and Virginia Swenson. She was raised in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts and in 1930 moved to Oklahoma and then to California where she worked in aircraft assembly for Douglas Aircraft during World War II, Burklund building B17s and C47s. Burklund Clara Burklund After the war she came to Montana with her husband Dale Darling 1 in 1945. Dale preceded her in death in 1965 and she raised her children alone until 1968 and continued to be a beloved momma until her passing on April 28, 2002. She was preceded in death by an infant son, Donald; her mother and father; husband Dale Darling; and husband Ralph Keiser.

She is survived by husband Melvin Burklund of Missoula; twin sister Janette Baugham of Missoula; children Clyde Pack of Belgrade, Virginia Darling Briner and husband Garry of Columbia Falls, Linda Darling Ferrell and husband Jim of Missoula and Richard Darling and wife Mary of Tucson, Ariz. Also surviving her are grandchildren Clyde Pack Jr. of California, Freda Pack Sealock of Belgrade, Bill Pack and wife Melodie of California, Patti Pack Denison and husband Clark of Belgrade, Garry Briner Jr. and fiancee Gretchen of Moab, Utah, Melinda Briner Frownfelter and her husband Todd of Kalispell, Rena Ferrell VanDerveen and husband Don of Lolo, Rebecca Ferrell Kinny and husband Carl of Miles City, Richard Darling Jr. of Tucson, Heather Darling Mowry and husband Dan of Iowa and Ryan Darling and fiancee Erin of Tucson; 13 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.

The family invites all friends to join them in celebration of her life at 1 p.m. Saturday at Clark Fork Riverside, 301 W. Front on the patio, weather permitting, otherwise Robert Eugene Sandham Sandham, 79, passed away suddenly on Monday, April 15, 2002, at St. Patrick Hospital. He was born Oct.

16, 1922, in Missouri to Robert and Leona Sandham. He served in the Navy from May 10, 1943, to Nov. 2, 1945. After his discharge, Robert attended the University of Sandham MISSOULA Robert Eugene Southern California where he graduated with a degree in engineering. He worked North American as an engineer designing airplanes, and later for McCulloch in its supercharger department for race cars and large trucks.

He then worked for the Tehachapi Prison in California. He also served in the Coast Guard where he received his scuba diving certification. Before his retirement, he drove truck for Safeway. Robert had many interests in automobiles and also flew his own plane. His real passion was eating out and enjoying being with friends.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Cremation and Burial Society of the Rockies chapel, at the corner of Spurgin Road and Reserve Street. Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. His remains will be forwarded to Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, for graveside services and burial.

to deal with the problem, she said. Sensibaugh said the U.S. Forest Service has agreed to spend $2 million on the treatment project. The state supplemented that with $750,000 it made on selling gold recovered during the initial reclamation, and $500,000 from interest earned on the Pegasus reclamation bond. The bond sale approved Thursday will provide the balance needed to install and run the plant, and to add a more expensive cap to the leach pad that will stem the flow of water into the container over the next two years, Sensibaugh said.

Eventually, the water treatment will have to be done only periodically as water in the leach pad slowly accumulates, state officials have said. "We're dealing with it, but it's going to be a lot more expensive than we thought it would be," Sensibaugh told the board. Paying off the 20-year bonds will cost almost $1.8 million in interest. Ruth A. Chadwick KALISPELL Ruth A.

Chadwick, 90, died Monday, April 29, 2002, at Heritage House from natural causes. She was born Sept. 3, 1911, in Omaha, Neb. She was preceded in death by her husband Fred D. Chadwick in 1985.

She is survived by two sons, Rick Chadwick of Newport, and Ron and his wife Adriane Chadwick of Polson; four grandchildren, Jami, Erinn, Amanda and 1 Alyse; and six -grandchildren Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at Grogan Funeral Home in Polson. Interment will be held at Lakeview Cemetery. Evelyn May Robb MISSOULA Evelyn May Robb died suddenly of a heart attack on Saturday, April 27, 2002, while vacationing in Fresno, Calif. Evelyn was born on Nov.

15, 1928, in Hamilton, the daughter of Walter John and Mary Elizabeth (Dexter) Poll. She was raised and attended schools in Stevensville and graduated from the University of Montana, where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and met her husband of 50 years, Norman Robb. Evelyn and Norman were married in Missoula at the Church University, Congregational March 17, 1949. They lived in Livingston and Billings where Norman practiced law, before returning to Missoula in 1963. She was a member of Chapter AT of PEO, enjoyed playing bridge and traveling, and was a substitute teacher in the Missoula high schools for many years.

She attended the University Congregational Church. Eveyln was preceded in death by her parents, her sister Lavonne, her son Archie John Robb and her husband Norman C. Robb. She is survived by her granddaughters, Leslie, Ingrid and Meriel Collins; daughter-in-law Karyn Collins; brothers- -in-law daw Jack Robb and Byron and sister-inlaw Jerrie Robb Bradford and their families; and numerous nieces and nephews. Contributions can be made in Evelyn's honor to the University Congregational Church, 405 University Missoula MT 49801.

A memorial service will be held in Missoula this summer when her granddaughters will be able to participate in a gathering in her memory. Jack R. Waleszonia KALISPELL Jack R. "Russ" Waleszonia, 45, died at Kalispell Regional Medical Center on Wednesday, May 1, 2002. Russ was born May 6, 1956, in Little Rock, to Jack and Wanda Waleszonia.

Survivors include his wife Pam Waleszonia, daughters Jennie Waleszonia and Cassie Connelly, son Jeff Waleszonia, brother Lester Waleszonia and a sister, Vikki Boyd. Cremation has taken place. Memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Valley Victory Church with the Rev. Bill Lewis officiating.

Arrangements are under the direction of Buffalo Hill Funeral Home and Crematory. WEEK, Tour to the historic North Hills Moon Homestead and Randolph Farm. Meet 5:30 p.m., McCormick Park parking lot. Call Bob Oaks, 829-0873, to register. PINOCHLE PARTY 7 p.m., Welcoma Club, 3108 Clark St.

"NUNSENSE," 8 p.m., Missoula Children's Theatre, 200 N. Adams. Tickets $18. Call 728-PLAY. Organizations MISSOULA SENIOR Center, 705 S.

Higgins yoga class, 10 a.m.; quilters, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m.; Thrift Shop, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; lunch, 11:30 a.m.; cribbage, line dance, 1 p.m.; practice dance, 7 p.m. HAMILTON SENIOR Center, 820 N. Fourth Hamilton: lunch, noon; U.S. Senate candidate Mike Taylor, 11:45 a.m. BITTERROOT NORTH VALLEY PACHYDERM Club, noon, Frontier Cafe (party room), Stevensville.

Speakers: Jim Haynes and Geoff Mahar, candidates for District Court judge. Call John or Theresa, 777-4430. FIVE VALLEYS Pachyderm Club, nohost lunch, p.m., Sizzler, 3611 Brooks St. Speaker: Former U.S. Rep.

Pat Williams, forest management and other Western issues. MISSOULA DUPLICATE Bridge Club, 1:15 p.m., Elks Lodge, Front and Pattee streets. TRAVELERS' REST Chapter of the Lewis Clark Trail Heritage Foundation meeting, 7 p.m., Lolo Community Center. Speaker: Jeffery Olson, Trail Stewardship Program. School menus ELEMENTARY, meals include milk.

MISSOULA Lunch: super nachos, pineapple tidbits, Jell-O, pears. ALBERTON Breakfast: variety. Lunch: pigs in blankets, tater rounds, Rice Krispie treats, apricots. BONNER Lunch: taco salad, fruit, cinnamon twist. CLINTON Breakfast: cereal, fruit, muffins.

Lunch: vegetables, roll, applesauce, cookies. FLORENCE-CARLTON Lunch: barchetta, tossed salad, pineapple. FRENCHTOWN Lunch: pizza, tossed salad, pineapple. HELLGATE Breakfast: bagel, yogurt parfait or cereal. Lunch: chicken enchilada casserole, green beans.

LOLO Breakfast: sweet roll, or cereal. Lunch: weiner wrap, potato rounds, apple, pudding cup. POTOMAC Lunch: tater tot casserole, mixed vegetables, fruit, cornbread. ST. JOSEPH Lunch: pigs in blanket, fries, vegetable, salad bar.

TARGET RANGE Breakfast: cinnamon roll. Lunch: pizza, tossed salad, pineapple tidbits, brownie. HIGH SCHOOLS, meals include milk. BIG SKY Lunch: Rio Grande taco, corn, melon, apple fruit pizza. HELLGATE Lunch: teriyaki pork rice bowl, melon, stir fry veggies, cookie.

LOYOLA Lunch: pigs in blanket, fries, vegetable, salad bar. SEELEY-SWAN Lunch: sausage and cheese melt on English muffin, hash brown patty, blueberry SENTINEL Lunch: Cheeseburger, pickle, tater tots, pineapple, dessert. On campus UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Art exhibit Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition by Ben Bloch, Kelly Hart and Kaya Wielopolski, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday, through May 17, Gallery of Visual Arts, Social Science Building. Opening reception tonight, 5-7 p.m.

Free. Ecology seminar series "Arms Races Between Predators and Prey: The Evolution of Tetrodotoxin (TTX) Resistance in Garter Snakes," Edmund Brodie III, Indiana University, p.m. North Underground Lecture Hall Room 101. Refreshments, 4 p.m. Movies "Momento," 7 p.m.

and "Brazil," 9 p.m. University Center Theater. Tickets faculty and staff, Call 243-FILM for showings. Theatrical festival the Department of presents the Director's Festival of One-Act plays, through May 4 and May 7-11, 7:30 p.m., Masquer Theatre. Tickets Call 243-4581.

Senior recital Brett Benge, 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Free. Call 243- 6880. Services AMERICAN RED Cross, 401 W. Railroad Friday: platelet donations; call 327-2026.

Blood drawings: Missoula Red Cross, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Safe Driving Course, for age 50 and older, first Thursday and Friday each month, Best Western Grant Creek Inn, 5280 Grant Creek Road. Cost: $10. To register, call 329- 5741, Ext. 5740.

For details, call Mac Palmer, 251-5418. CHILD CARE RESOURCES Training: Brain Gym, Beginning Level Course. Saturday, May 9 a.m.-1 p.m. $5 fee. Register at www.childcareresources.org.

Coming soon MISSOULA MEADOWLARKS 4-H Club indoor rummage sale fundraiser, Saturday, May 4, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Pope John XXIII Church, 1475 Eaton. Donations welcome. Call Joe or Ruth, 721-3465. GARDEN CITY STAMP CLUB, Wallace Weekend, begins 12:45 p.m., Saturday, May 4. Call 721-6078.

GLOBAL RALLY AND MARCH Against Intolerance, Saturday, May 4, 4:20 p.m. March beings at Jacob's Island, stroll along Clark Fork, across Higgins Avenue bridge, ending downtown on Pine Street. Visit www.cures-no-wars.org or call (212) 677-7180. FLATHEAD AUDUBON foray into Glacier Park to watch the harlequin ducks and American dippers, Sunday, May 5. Contact John Ashley, 892- 3825, or for meeting time and place.

Florence M. Juenke Juenke MISSOULA Florence M. Juenke of Missoula, formerly of Cass Lake, passed away home with her niece and nephew, Maxine and Willard, at her side on May 1, 2002, gone to be with her husband Roland at the age of 93 years. The waiting is over and she can rest. She was born April 3, 1909, in Cass Lake, one of seven children born to Bertha Ann and Robert Otto Bigelow.

Florence attended schools in Juenke Minnesota and Cutbank. Florence was married to Roland O. Juenke in 1929. They came to Montana in 1948 where her husband and she built their home in the West Riverside, Missoula area. She was a housewife and worked in a war plant during World War II.

She was a member of Hellgate Lady Lions Club. She took great pride in her flowers and crocheting. She was preceded in death by her husband of 70 years in 1999, her parents, three sisters and three brothers. Florence is survived by several nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m.

Saturday at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home. Inurnment will take place in the mausoleum at Sunset Memorial Cemetery. A gathering of family and friends will be held in the funeral home's community room following the services. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials in Florence's name to Partners Home Care, Hospice, 500 N. Higgins Suite 201, Missoula, MT 59802.

Virginia May McAllister KALISPELL Virginia May McAllister, 91, died Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at Brendan House. Virginia was born Jan. 16, 1911, in Baldbluff, to John and Nancy Raines Stubbs. Her husband Winfred "Mac" McAllister preceded her in death in 1981. Survivors include her nine children, Vera Ranen of Minnesota, Don McAllister, John McAllister, Judy Russell and Stan McAllister, all of Washington, and Patricia Goodsell, Ginny Kengerski, Linda Sturtz and J.R.

McAllister, all of Montana. Visitation will be noon to 5 p.m. Friday. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Buffalo Hill Funeral Home.

Burial will follow at C.E. Conrad Cemetery. A reception will be held home of Hank and Ginny Kengerski, 451 North Hill Road, following services. STATE DEATHS Baker William Gillison, 68. Billings Mary McCann, Audrie Rhodes, Elizabeth Flick, 59, Stewart Cousins.

Browning Jean Wippert, 79. Butte Rose Evans, 91, Dale Thiel, 21, Jeffery Messer, 43. Choteau Eunice Larson, 83. Ekalaka Rankin Dean, 84. Great Falls Dick Dailey, 64, Alice Bandel, 76.

Hardin Marvin Taylor, 79, Eula Lenhard, 88. Heart Butte Frank Comes at Night, 92. Helena Maurice Lynch, 96, Robert Moss III, 59. Laurel Walter De Wald, 78. Lewistown Helen Salte, 89, Ralph Horack, 90.

Livingston Mearl Williams, 91. Miles City Royce Hedstrom, 56. Roberts Marianne Williams, 69. Roundup Wandalee Smith, 81. Simms Thomas Rigsby, 54.

Wibaux Alice Clouse, 90. MISSOULIAN MEGA MEGA BUCKS BUCKS $1000 Norma and Jim Kolokotrones, Daly City, boy, April 28. Brandy Renee Conover and Jonathan Edward Visser, Stevensville, boy, April 29. Jennifer Hazlak and Brian Montross, Clinton, boy, May 2. Jacqueline Mitchell, Arlee, girl, May 2.

Births LISSOULA Funeral Tomes Rick Funeral: GARDEN CITY Funeral Home 1705 W. Broadway 543-4190 WILSON, John E. Arrangements are pending and will be announced. BROWN, Clarence W. Viewing will be at the funeral home Saturday, May 4, from Noon till 1:30 p.m.

Graveside services with military honors, 2 p.m. at Missoula Cemetery. PALMER, Ryan Arrangements are pending will be held in Portland, OR. HARVEY, Lillian Victoria Private services will be held. WATSON, Robert R.

Arrangements are pending and will be announced. LIVINGSTON MALLETTA GERAGHTY Funeral Home 224 W. Spruce 5433137 SMITH, Margaret Memorial services will be held toward the end of May. MONTANA CREMATION MEMORIAL SOCIETY 3035 S. Russell 5423378 GOODMAN, Edna P.

Memorial services 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 3, at the Billings West End Smith Funeral Home. SUNSET MEMORIAL Funeral Home 7405 Mullan Road 549-2857 JUENKE, Florence M. Memorial services 11 a.m. Saturday, May 4, at the funeral home.

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