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Record, hfe'enc BULL, Dr. Edward age 71, of 1046 N. Ewing. Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 7, at the Hetz Chapel.

Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated 10 a.m. Wednesday, October 3, st St. Mary's Church. Those wishing may send memorial contributions lo the organization of choice. LINDEN'S Herrmann and (a.

Funeral Hotne Chapel nj Rexes 314 H. liadney Hbm W. LLOYD LI'KOEH HACLER Phone I 650 Logan Don HooUr Mfka Thompson Monday, October 6, (cFry bRiefs Housing problems of south-central Helena fo be discussed Lewis adqTClart County CoifamijBlon will unveil a recentrepec I regarding snowmobile operations In the Rimini area when it meets Tuesday at 9 In the third floor jury room oF lis courthouse. Also scheduled Tor discussion Is SENIOR FIREFIGHTERS? Louise H. Wilmcr, Mrs.

Henry Heiser, John Nohrgang and unidentified gir! enjoyed their breakfasts this at the Helena Fire Station. The fast was sponsored by (he Helena Fire Department in observance ot National Fire William Miles Jr. named chairman of shoe retailers- Salurdas Year's da). Memorial clay, Independence day and l.abur day; cir observed as eh. I Is The Inrlcpendeal Kerorri, 317 Allen Helena, MnnLmn jip code 53601.

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I Prevention Week which began today. The two women showed particular enthusia Em for the event by donning plastic fire hats that were distributed by the department. (Staff photo by Ralph Barzditis) BillingS strike enters second week BILLINGS (AP) The strike by the Billings reacners accused uie sougm -iouu capitulation" by countvwide eteetlnn tn aprV costs. a report-on the commission's monthly which was held Friday In lincolnarido, review of bids received for upgrading Lewis mi Clark County rood signs. Tie La it Chance Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

in the Montana Comprehensive Eiealth Center, 6 10 Logan, and state civil liberty cases will be discussed. Auditions lor the Ice Capadta will be held Friday In the Butte civic Center immediately following- the company's performance. Skaters.trylng out lor the company must be at least 17 years of age, must be strong in free-style skating and cbmpetent In basic Junips and spins. A ground course in flying will be offered on Sunday nights beginning at 6:30 by the Associated Students of Carroll College. The course will be hell In room of Charles Hall.

Each ihree-hcur class will he taught by Sam Griggs, supervisor of aero-space education for the Mon lana Division ol (raining will be handled by Morrison Flying Service and Capital Aero, Seven recently were elected as officers in Helena High School's Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) chapter. The seven are i Kevin Wendland, president; Murk Mueller, vice president; Susan Cerovskl, secretary; SlephKeim, treasurer; Mike Allen, reporter; Dave Brown, parliamentarian, and Ellen White, historian. Tonight In Helena 7:00 More-to-Lcss TOPS Club, Plymouth Congregational Church. 7:30 Recovery a self' help group Df nervous and termer-mental patients, First Baptist Church, corner of Eight and Warren. 7:30 Overeateri Anonymous, Church ol Christ, 1905 Henaerscn.

Education Association IBEA) 'T'? oner Wat con- WHHwnR. Miles Jr Helena, a and then refusing to proceed mendalion 'by a stale-president of owner of Gamer. with bargaining. appointed fact-finder bin-Shoes, was Dff latp A board spokesman said the ding arbitration of contract chairman of the Board of latest offer was.an indication of grievances. National Shoe Retailers 3 to bargain and The strike by the 925-AssociaUon durhig the group's "3 "turning to Ineir- toard halJ not leachera 0 l7Jltim annual convention in Atlanta, "elther-or" position.

began last week after the roininurt boon 'he picKet teachers accepted, but the MUcs succeeds Jamea Porter Rnarrt nnns again fodey with the hoard rejected, the Fact- Orr, Cincinnati, Ohio, as head St. Paul Minn and state Ulnt there will be finder's recommendation of oF the 25,000 member rational mediators returned to Helena. more orl( atrlJle across-the-board salary oroanlzaUon. has served as a director of the association since 1M9 and has served for the. past two years as the association's chairman elect.

tTUr. a last ween, realize that our teachers mean She told BOO business with this strike, and we are not going lo capitulate," said Mrs. Bes Franzcn, BEA president. Dr. Edward F.

Bull, Helena chiropractor, dies Saturday af age 71 increase. The school district normally teachers at a serves a student scrjiatlon nf rally Sunday night that f'iynn County approves airport election Lewis and Clark Cmmtv revenues drop below esnenses. Births Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson, White Sulphur Springs, boy, Oct.

3. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rndley, 128 Jefferson, boy, Oct. 4.

Mr. andMrs. DarrelAIm, 1. and Mrs. Donald Strstton, 5150 N.

Mont, boy, Oct. 4, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Battershell, SS04 Columbia, boy, Oct. Mr.

and Mrs, Robert Culver, 1325 Ninth, boy, Oct. 6. Deaths Dr." Edward F. Bull, 1045 N. Ewing.

Ghost town hf story offered A history course con- be available at the' library, cen ting on 80 Montana ghost Moore added. towns la being offered today at The subject, developed by the Lewis and Clark Library. Robert E. Eagle of the The course Is being con- Department of Political ducted under tho auspices of Science st the University ot the hew Educational Horizons Montana In Missoula, includes Program. -information about Montana's Alary Moore, librarian in 1972 the chief 1972 institution the chief Commissioners this morning is preferred since It will save passed a resolution almost saso.OOO in interest eP executive and administrative ghost town course has been forms of state government with developed by Terrence D.

particular attention given to dead at age 71. Dr. Bull died returned to Helena and construction of a could in July 1976, and es and Soctal Humanities and Social government In Montana Saturday evening ot St. Peter's reopened Jus office. He had wrminai cunning ana reiaied wouiu ov completed sometime uommuniry Kospiiai, continual practice irom men an extended iHnesa.

He resided until September of this year. Airport. at 1045 N. Ewing. when illness forced him to City approval of the election, Search, rescue Bull was tarn July discontinue his practice.

which coincide with Ihe 19C4, in Helena, Uie son of Mr. On Oct. 29, 1941, he married i general electiun, is gets Support from attendihg St. Mary's School survives ul the family home, commission meeting. the United Woy --j o.

ri, TKb hnnd hums nnrrnvnl rVilloiro Holsna hn Morv'o (T-n-v-h Ma Allar will pay for COIlStrjCtion Of entered Gonzaga University, Society and of Veterans of new terminal building, at a and Rescue Association, cue of Spokane. Foreign Wars Post 1116. cost ot atjeut the newest to Join United Way, After graduating from Rosary will be recited at 7: 3D The total airport renovation Is budgeted for (1,600 In this Farm era School of p.m. Tuesday at Retz Funeral project is expected to cost year's fund drive. Chiropractors In Davenport, Chupel.

Mass of the all011t S3-' The organization is volun- Icwa, he cstabliEied practice resurrection will be celebrated oiiierence ueiween me tary ana inciuues persons from afe fa added! noxemaii. ne reiurncd lo at neanesnny at ai. who sponsored arantT the 125 individuals He entered the army in caatn World War serving from include ude Riliuijm. imv parklno areas near the ter- Because of the nssintflnrn and post-secondary education in Ubae.ioa, iiaim ar.u reaauiS Montana, materials are available at the library, Moore said. Moore said that 13D people materials inay he.

used any have requested information time the library is open. about thecourses and that 25 of Next Monday, materials far these people had enrolled in a course on contemporary three of 17 courses alreadv The Lewis and Clark Search government also will available. niece and several nephews. parkhig, eon- given last year by United Way. cXctS from the sanie I struction of an access road to 11 was possible for the mem- Til I 7 i donations and Clli i wTeTdav ai- incmberships to the Ulst year about was Published weekday ai- 31 tost bixtr, Ave.

Phone 442-1550 J. Howard fieti Ernett Rett Ben G. Bvrqen Tom Twkhsl tariway. Accoreintt i Hike-Bike pledges due More- than $6,000 in pledges pledges can be turae In at that The orolect calU for com- far lwB a brother-inqaw and Potion of the new terminal, purchase of the equipment Ttl Mr. and Mis.

C. construction of airplane needed in their activities. ctoiai- saaMay Durlna the awards and prizes will be given to persons turning in the most money; he sold. Pledges also can be turned in to Mike Roberts in the time-pay -department1 of the First National Bank, Skif tun con-tinned. In the junior and senior lileh division! Helena Junior High purchase of search and rescue Retarded Citizens, sitiftun had the largest number of Airport eauiDment.

However Manager Hugh "Bud" majority of the available cenener, approval ot a lax- equipment, sued as aulas, snow said. An awards banquest will be held Oct. 13 at 7 In the State study commission to hold eight workshops Loeel CVh3' 13; uig.iiiicm aevej-aj worKsnops nave Been Invited. in Qctooer and November to in i Profewlonal and business wiu, discussions an the mayor- Counties, the State Com- cjuniit, organhjallons to ve In- council form of government, mission Local Goverrunenl and -Sr "'CO H3CO SUNDAY Or, S4.M FOR 1 FLOWERS I'Hhm li' a Plaaiure" fl920 N. Main 442-4070 vJI ki 111 1, lown meetings or dlsin- W'U for small (owns, held from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. In sneakers will' include "1 State Capitol, wlti feature local Bryan, govern- governmcntof flclab. Including men MEontana Bu teMnyorMlkeMlcone.who Stete University in will lalk abouu strong mayor Jama rm of government, and of Montana In Helena Mayor -Don M. matured speaker, Montana talka.obout home rule, or self- fi0uhty commissioners will government powers and what lcad pyanel meun to the legislature, Thfl" workshop3 towns and counties. all in Helena, win fe4i(ure Mcw msn.IOO crganlzations a'bout Including political parties, wrlu on i( TV ce transfers.

SmJBll ntllf.r provide Information lo voters workshops wlU be held fcr local government on governments on local government. io In Miles City. rin fvx in The first workshop, at Miles The workshops are spon- i City Community sored Jointly by the Montana mission Is sponsoring a nf rai workshop for, civic, towns and countv the Montana. Association at wwns ana county governments me Assoc anon ol participants with la, tie sain. Ray murk School narrowly backed bond, which would machines, toala, is owned Capital High Auditorium and elementary division with 24 p.m.

obligate taxpayers if airport by the members. students, he added. Individual winners were: John Dcrry, Boulder, first nlaee In the bike route with a time of two hours and 27 minutes; Ed Beverldge, 12, flrst. place in Uie 20-mile run with a time cf three hours and 25 minutes, and Roy Wun-derllck-Ryan, 3 finished the 20-riiile walk, Skiflun said, "Deeper Life Services" October 5th tTtru 10th 7 in EvaRfdfit First Church of the Nazarene 1 1 7 Valley Dr. roil (rom Copl.al Hish, SsboJj Hilona, Montana The problems of one of Helena's oldest and, In places, most run-down section of town will be the subject of a planning department meeting al 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday In the City Hall Annex, MS. Last Chance Gulch. The City-County Planning Department has completed a special Btudy of housing and other aspects of the south-central section the city, according to Dennis MaCahon. of the planning The study was funded with federal community development monies. Two other sections of Helena (he northeast areas north and south Of the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks also were studied, ho said, and will be the subjects of other public meetings to be held later tills fall.

Wednesday's meeting will concern the area bounded roughly by Warren Street, Sixth Avenue, Highland and Chaucer Streets. 'The findings of the study, and the housing proposals that can be made based on these findings," will be discussed at the "informal" MaCahon said, The study centered on "housing conditions, needs, and preferences," in the south-central area of town, he said, bat also examined "traffic problems, deterioration of sidewalks and other neighborhood problems." He said that while some parts of the area remain in good shapo, other sections suffer from severe housing blight. He noted that property values In the area have beeri depressed for some time. MaCahon said, "this area Is one the best locations in town." He said the area offers a scenic view of the Helena Valley, and Is.close to the center ot the city. The main reason for hoidlng'the meeting, he said, is to acquaint area residents with the results of the study and to obtain their Ulcus on what should be done to improve the area, "The chances are very good," MaCahon said, "that the uiput we get from the residents will have a big impact on what is done in the area." School district offers classes School district No.

1 officials said today that a new course entitled "Advanced Educational. Psychology" will be offered under (tie district's continuing education program beginning Wednesday. The course, which will be held in room eight of the Helena Senior High School, will be taught by Dr, Douglas Hcrbster, assistant professor of secondary education and foundations at Montana Slate University in Braeman. Different learning theories used in modern education and how they apply directly to the classroom will be the major emphasis of the course. Ten additional classes also will be offered under the district's adult education program, the officials said.

All of the classes will begin at 7 1 According to the district el asses in macrame, and beginning sewbig will slur I tonight in room eight and room 165 respectively of Helena Senior High School, 1300 Billings Ave. Tuesday, a elass In "last Was Jewelry" will start In the cafeteria of the Helena High acnooi, anu ueginrung and Everett Ldthrop dies at age 65 A former-Helena resident; Everett Uthrop, 65, Havre, died there Sunday. He was a fontier employe of Montana Power, Survivors Include four daughters; five' brothers Including Churles llerrlg, Helena; a sister, and his mother, Mary Herrbj, WaJln' Walla, Wash. Funeral pending' In Havre. refresher.

shorthand will begin at the Helena Vo-Tech Center. Wednesday, another class in beginning sewing will begin in room 165 of Helena High and an adult driver's education class will start in room 149 of Helena high. Thursday classes include beginning typing, room T103 of the vo-lech center, and speed reading, room 109. of Capital High School. Friday, a woodworking class will be offerred in the Shop Annex of Helenn High SchooL For further-information call 442-9750.

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