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The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 22

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2C The Independent Record, Helena, Sunday, October 6, 1985 Courthouse served as Capitol Suffers (Continued from page 1C) were conducted four times a week. Then twice a week for the next two months. "I learned how I enabled the alcoholic to continue his drinking by not allowing him to be responsible for his own actions." Of the 10 United Way-funded organizations in Helena that deal with social problems, as many as 90 percent of those receiving treatment have been either physically, sexually or emotionally abused. Archer's emotional abuse seems to be the most subtle, because it could be construed to be self-inflicted. "The Boyd Andrew program helped me to understand that one person just can't do everythng.

You can't make that person stop drinking. The fears are still there, but they are not the controlling emotion in my life now." Archer is now in the aftercare program and her children are being counseled in a group with other children of alcoholic parents. "We're all getting along beautifully. Before I felt like I was going crazy, not knowing where our lives were going. Now I really feel there is a bright new future for us out there.

My happiness is not dependent on another person. It's dependent on me." Archer described the personnel at the Boyd Andrew center as comforting and professional. "It was a real crisis for me but they knew the problems I was facing and made me see them. I can't say enough about the help they provided." There is no fairy tale ending, however. Archer doesn't expect a reconciliation with her husband, but at least she can get on with a new life.

"We live in the same town and he's going to Alcoholics Anonymous and apparently attending regularly. I hope he makes it, but if he doesn't I won't blame myself." Having already achieved rlllT" -'Iji': West Germans seek higher birthrate In September, a worried conservative federal government introduced a tax-break and subsidy package in Parliament aimed at getting married women to set aside their careers and start families. "If nobody has any more children, then there's no future for our nation," said then-Health and Family Minister Heiner Geissler in unveiling the legislation. FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) The West German government is promoting bigger families among a people who apparently prefer professional careers and leisure to having more children. West Germans have had the world's lowest birth rate for the past 13 years.

In 1984, the country registered 113,000 more deaths than births among the native population. Courthouse Square about 1889. The clock tower and fourth-floor dormers were removed ucuause or admage in me eannquaxes. Moniana Historical Society photo) status as territorial capital and as a regional banking center, Helena in 1885 moved to solidify its position as the prime candidate for state capital with the construction of a substantial multipurpose courthouse. The galleried second floor rooms, now serving as courtrooms, were designed to provide space for the Territorial Legislature and Supreme Court, and theLegislature did meet in the building periodically until the Capitol was finished in 1901.

In addition to housing the courts and offices of the county, rooms also were rented to the territorial auditor, and secretary as well as providing space for the first official governor's office. Further finishing of the interior and the addition of dormer windows in 1893 allowed the Montana Historical Society to use th attic for its expanding activities. The architectural firm of Hodgson, Wallingford and Stem of St. Paul, designed the three-story Romanesque building which was built at a cost of $200,000. Built atop several tunnels left from Helena's early mining era, the courthouse exhibits features originally introduced in Chicago in the 1870s by the widely known architect H.H.

Richardson and popularized throughout the country. Locally quarried granite stone walls are treated as a series of continuous horizontal bands, differentiated from each other by the constasting Lake Superiorn brownstown used to highlight the entrances and windows. A sense of strength and stability is repeated in the great rounded archways conical towers. The solid construction saved the courthouse from destruction in the two earthquakes of 1935 which resulted in the removal of the clock-tower on the north side and rebuilding of the entire roof. ft fcf jr-.

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Paymaster check rntaTSlngrt3rsX" machine, cash box. typewriter stand, wood worktable 2 CALL OR WRITE FOR BROCHURE Courthouse Square today. Both the courthouse and the jail still are serving the county. (Staff photo by Gene Fischer) Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by James C. Bold! and Joyce Nichols Lewis 9 Your response to our 75 low-cost memberships was outstanding! We sold all 75.

But we feel sorry for those who just didn't get in. So, we are going to give you one more chance. ii By Bert H. Kruse ACROSS 1 Source 5 Worriers' concern 10 Princely Italian family 14 Tolkien charater 17 Toulouse-Lautrec's birthplace 18 Finnish Olympic hero: 1924 19 Actress Patricia 20 prosequi (court entry) 23 Youth group? 26 Crazy as 27 Gave an inflated impression 28 Pooped 29 Flynn's "Captain 30 Madrid 77 Dovekie 78 No genius he 79 Buzzing beetle 80 Women's groups? 84 Follow 85 Jejune 87 Like some raincoats 88 Fiddle's partner, in a rhyme 89 Drew a bead 90 Leniency 91 Time of day 95 Title of courtesy 97 Last 98 Navratilova etal. 99 Alpine feature 100 Doting groups? 102 Atoll's base 103 Yorkshire river 104 Street show 105 Fencer's need 106 Draft initials 107 Cat's ear or horsetail 108 Mortimer 109 Fr.

religious figures DOWN 1 Aegean Sea island 2 Pupil, in Paris 3 Barnaby Jones portrayer 4 Strippers 5 Bubbly 6 Plucked instruments 7 Captain's hands 8 Scottish Uncle 9 Brahms cantata 10 Shakespeare's "scepter'd isle" 11 "Now you 12 Mountain lake 13 "Loop" loopers 14 Makes possible 15 Relaxed 16 Sorrowful group? 21 Card game 22 Finale 24 Edmondor Margaret 25 Remote 31 Light meals 32 Chariot roadways 33 Streeter's Mable" 35 Fountain treats 37 Largest human bone 38 Grand 39 Race units 40 Dutch export 41 Library-using groups 42 Feudal lord 43 Construction units 44 PartofTLC 49 homo" 51 Uttered 52 Falstaffian 53 Sells old circus name 54 Like a bricks 55 Posted 57 Genealogy format 59 Entertainer Diana 61 A Jackson 62 Certain card game 63 Money houses 64 Range buddies 65 Part of TSE 66 Hodges of baseball etal. 67 Was able to 69 Ben Adhem 70 Melody 72 Saw red 73 Former New York governor 74 Invents 76 Hay measure 78 Have in mind 80 Hebrew letters: Var. 81 Stripped whale blubber 82 Waist measure 83 14 (big guns) 86 Ranch ropes 88 Crimped 90 North Sea feeder 91 More secure 92 All thumbs 93 Madras garment 94 Curves 95 Before Beth or Heath 96 Nigerian 97 blue 98 "Utopia" author 100 Domineer 101 Diego or Pedro 1 of our low-cost memberships Okay. You've got TWO MORE DAYS. join Helena's finest, most convenient and complete health and recreation club at this low price.

But the offer absolutely ends. Tuesday, October 8th 1 2 15 16 17 18 "'1 10 111 1 12 1 13 1 15 1 16 I 1 "1 18 IS 20 Ff 1 22 "23 24" 25 25 27 -JJ 29 "30 31 1 I 34 36 37 1 38 39 40 141 43 1 44 45 "46 47 48 49 IT 52 163 154 55 56 "59 WIT ST 1 64 65 67 68 69 1 70 71 I IT 73 7T IS 76 Yj Tg" 73 80" 81 1 82 1 63 "51 85 86 "57" 88 mmmLmmmm 89 jib 91 9" 93 94 rpr loT Iw 1m "IbT "toe" ToT ToT log" matrons 31 Fill to capacity 32 Loafed 34 Computer unit 35 Lebanese seaport 36 Started a round 39 Mississippi River sight 42 Gambling group? 45 Stipend 46 Dress up 47 Freshwater fish 48 In the buff 49 Austen's Miss Woodhouse 50 Chums 51 Crew's groups? 55 Tonto's pinto 56 Dallas inst. 57 Puts out 58 Memorable comedian Eric 59 Comes back 60 Antoinette 62 City lights 63 Goof 64 Used a certain hammer 66 Enthusiasm 67 Players 68 Cole or Turner 71 Without company 72 Prisoners' group? 74 Philippine island 75 Teeming 76 Member of the herd Call Lee, Cheryl or Annette for a club tour. 9 2P nccrp 3 1013 Dearborn Ave. 443-7788 Across from Lundy Center 10685 1WJ Lot Aoplei TIM Syatintt.

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