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1 -4P I Pig 2 Niyilll Republic, Hamilton, Oct. 1, 1984 Sisters, Former ACS director dies I name had been Augusta, which Is now her middle name. Helen met Mary's two sons, Wallace (the voice on the phone), and Wayne. Mary wants to meet Helen's daughter, Donna Glllett, and plans are being made for a winter get-together. The Aug.

18 telephone call put me In shock for a few said Helen. She had pushed all thought of Lorraine Anderson of Billings, who for a number of years served as western area field director for the Montana Division, American Cancer Society, died In Billings about a week ago. She had worked closely with Ravalli County ACS volunteers In carrying on the annual fundraising crusades. i Continued from page 1 to Hamilton. Mary, 78-years-old, could not travel because of her health, so Helen and her husband, Bob, went to Arizona two weeks after the telephone call.

Helen was met at the airport by the whole family, and there, the two sisters faced' each other for the first time In 74 years. They talked. Helen told of meeting Bob, and working at an Idaho maternity hospital, then on a cattle ranch In Sula and finally to her admin btrator's position at Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital, from which she retired. Mary told of being adopted by Claude and Bess Severs of Iowa, and growing up an only child, of her marriage to Ed Fisher, and the move to psrizona. her natural family out of her mind.

After all these years, It would be Impossible to find out anything, she had thought. She praised the geneologlcal digging done by Wallace Fisher, saying, 'We owe him an awful lot.1 Bob McKee was taken by surprise, too. It's hard to believe, he said. 'But you couldn't have chosen a better bunch of relatives. Due to adoption laws, the two sisters may never find out the names of their natural parents.

Helen Is not concerned. She has more now than she ever expected. And, there Is still the missing older sister, who would be 80 years old now. She was adopted in 1909. Will she be found? Dr.

Wallace Fisher is still looking. '''I y. Pleas T' At the time of her was Eastern Division Director. Funeral services were conducted Thursday in Billings. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society at the family's request.

Condolences may be addressed to her mother, Mrs. M.B. Culligan, 1417 Lynn Boulevard, Billings. i 4 Continued from page 1 Russell Hadley pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault, a felony, and a second charge of misdemeanor assault. Hadley is accused ening a man with a shoving a woman during a fight last May 9 at the West Fork Lodge south of Darby.

Mary told of the adoption records showing Helen's original name had been Mary, while Mary's Silt Continued from page 1 deadline for public comment. Twist said the work, which is being contracted out to a private firm, should take about two months to complete. 1,1 Lois Moser Sorel Lois Moser Sorel, 55, died Saturday of cancer at her home in Hamilton. Mrs. Sorel was born June 8, 1929, in Union County, the daughter of Charlie and Sarah Moser.

She has made her home in Hamilton since 1965. HEY, BRtilBl SAYS HERE VifefeE PART OF THE "volatile ELECTORATE" 'It's incredible," said Twist, describing the accumulation of silt, which threaten birds as well as big game. In addition to blocking the flow of water into nesting ponds, he said the silt has caused flooding of dry land heavily used by deer for grazing. Earlier this year, some 400 cubic yards of silt was hauled out to try to reduce the levels. But the work 'didn't even put a dent in it," said Twist, estimating the depth of silt in the creek at from five to six feet.

If the proposed project is approved, the creek channel would be rerouted into a series of three settling basins. The basins would be built a few yards south of the existing channeL From there, water from Three Mile Creek would flow into Rodgen Creek, which empties into Three Mile Pond and Blue Heron Pond. The Army Corps is expected to make a decision on the project sometime next month or in early November, following the Oct. 19 son David Hagler of California, and eleven grandchildren. She also is survived by seven sisters.

Ruby Walker, Matthews, NX Belle Kennedy, Mount Holly, NX Louise Cook, Fort Mill, SX Doris St. Claire, Charlotte, Chris Keeffe, Olympia, Wash; Pauline Keeffe, Fort Mill, SX Nell Wensil, Fort Mill, SX and a brother, Reid Moser of Dallas, Texas. Funeral services will be Monday. Oct. Rivervlew cemetery at 11 ajn.

with Pastor Muriel Gooder officiating. The Dowling Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. She was preceded in death by one sister, Alice, in 1927 and one brother, Henry, in 1953, along with her mother and father. She is survived by her husband Earnest of Hamilton; two daughters, Judy Giggarof Hamilton; and Peggy Tow of Washington; POND PERCH Geese stand on a nest overlooking a pond In the Metcalf Wildlife Refuge. The pond and another one nearby are being threatened by silt from the Three-Mile Creek that flows into the refuge.

Refuge officials hope to remedy the problem by building settling basins and hedging out the waterfowl ponds. (Gary Wiens Photo.) Raymond Brunner, 8 REGISTRATION DAYS LEFT Loesch, Corvallis; Bonnie Croon-enberghs, Missoula; Connie Brunner, Hamilton; Debbie Gibson, Florence; son Ronnie Shaull, Hamilton; and five grandchildren. 50th Anniversary The children of Mr, Mrs. Ray Andrews cordially invite all friends to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary at the First Baptist Church of Stevensville. October 1984 2 to 4 p.m.

No Gifts Please Raymond Brunner, 53, ded early Sunday morning in Missoula's St. Patrick Hospital after a brief Illness. He was born June 25, 1931, in Harlowton, the son of Lester W. and Susanna C. Brunner.

He moved to the Bitter Root Valley in 1949. He served in Navy during the Korean War. Ray worked several years for Clark Construction and at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, for the past 10 years. In January of 1953 he married Marie A. Anderson.

April 14, 1979 he was remarried to Carol Smith Shaull of Stevensville. He is survived by his wife, Carol Brunner of the family home in Hamilton; mother Susanna Gib- He also is survived by seven sisters, Norma Clark of Kalispell, Donna Case and Susan Turner of Bigfork; Evelyn Parish and Janice Treichel of Missoula; Kathy Meucheland.Cftfpl Kablers of Hamilton. Visitation will be Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday from 9 ajTi. until noon at the Dowling Funeral Home.

Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Victor Cemetery with Pastor Mike Arnold officiating. V' 1 1 i user SCHWANS FINE FOODS TRUCK SALE Monday, Oct. 1st 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Bitterroot Glass 420 N.

2nd Vallrx Trail incp fM t. The family suggests memorials be. made to the Bitterroot Humane Society. rofilinmn lha I 7STH7 NFUSorM rhe VORTHVt EST TR1HLF son, Hamilton; daughters Ellen SUBSCRIPTION RATSB In County Moll 1 HOIS month, tit 00. 1 yoor.

til 00. By Mall, Out ol County 3 month, ttt months, 822 00 1 ytr. t42 00. John M. Barrows Publisher Erma Goodman.

Ice Cream, Seafood, Meats, Mexican Food, Pop Machines Stave Fullerton Editor Jo Gmazel-Bartley Advertising Director tntorod a ascend das postaga paid at Hamilton, Montana, pub llahad at 232 Weal Main Strom ovary morning aacapt Saturdays and Sundays and on national holidays. Donna Hanson and Circulation Manager Rick Milstead Production Manager The antlra contents ot tha Ravalli Rapubllc are copyrightad by Southwest Montana Publishing 1984. No part of this now, paper may bo reproduced without the specific concent of tha publisher. A'The UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE SHOP Box 433 Hamilton, 59840 363-3300 Erma Goodman, 64, of Chewo-lah, died of cancer Thursday in Chewelah. She was born April 4, 1920, in Stevensville, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernie Williamson. Her parents and a brother, Buddy Williamson, who died in World War II, preceded her in death. Mrs. Goodman was an avid golfer and operated the Chewelah Flower Shop.

She is survived by her husband, Walter Goodman, and a son, Dennis Nett, both of Chewelah; six brothers, Carl and Tracy William son, Missoula; Percy Williamson, Anaconda; Short Williamson, Stevensville; Jack Williamson, Valley, and Harley Williamson, Victor; six sisters, Lucille Nicely, Missoula; Elsie Davey, Chewelah; Virgie Brant, Spokane, Grace Nash, Marysville, Bessie Raza, Sacramento, and Audrey Bacerr Garden Grove, Calif. Funeral services will be held today at10a.m. PDT atSchanzen-bach Funeral Home in Chewelah. Interment will be at the Chewelah Cemetery. Opening Monday October I Gifts That Will Please Everyone Hours Monday-Fnday 10-5 30 pm Saturday 10-4 pm ALL In the Victorian Square Hamilton, Mt.

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