Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
PTA Plans Halloween Party
by Apgar school


| APGAR = West Glacier-Apgal
PTA met at Apgar school, Mon
day evening. Mrs. Everett Lund-
grin had resigned as president. A
new president, Mrs. Earl Lawlor
and new secretary, Mrs. Grist were
elected.
The group voted that PTA con-
tinue to sponsor the flu shots.
Chairmen for the Halloween
party committee are Bea Wash
burn, Apgar; Mrs. Rise, West Gla-
cier; Mrs. Nelson, Headquarters.
Mrs. Lawlor gave a very inter-
esting talk on referenda 81 and So,
which will be voted on Nov. 2. We
are sure the group recognized the
need for improvements for both
Warm Springs and Boulder.
New program committee is Me-
lissa Anderson and Helen Floren.
Apgar school children danced
and twirled. We were short three
children today so last minute ad-
justments had to be made. Mrs.
Montgomery, who has been teach
ing the children new square dances
filled in for us. We thought the
children did very well and think
the PTA enjoyed it.
Delicious pumpkin and apple pie
and coffee were served by Mrs.
Price, Mrs. Bussey and Bea Wash
burn at the close of the meeting.
BEAR cHASES SUNELL
Lynne left on her trip to Miles
City Friday night but she left the
following news hanging on the
bulletin board.
Saturday when l came home,
there was a mother bear and a cub
bear back of the house. The cub
was up a tree near the mother
bear. Daddy went out to chase the
bear away and the mother bear
jumped up and started to chase
daddy. My daddy ran to the housel
and he thought for sure the bear
was going to come right on in the
house. My daddy sat down in a
chair and said to mama Don't
cook so much in the evenings, any
more" Nom laughed and said,
''You were lucky the bear didn't
come right on in"
81 saw an owl and he said
i'whoo" and 1 watched for awhile"
wrote Gilbert.
FLEMINGS MOVE IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Fleming
have moved in across from the
Mr.. Fleming is junior
engineer for NPS. We are glad
hey are here.
Mrs. Coos received letter from
Miss Cockrell, who asked to be
remembered to all her old friends.
She is well and very busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis and
children, Kalispell, visited Mrs.
Coos, Sunday evening.
Buster got hurt and we do not
NOW how it happened. Buster is
much better now," Neil wrote.
Eddie and Dorothy held their
nd of the season party Saturday
light in the cafe. Forty three
uests enjoyed the evening dane
ng. At 2 am. Dorothy served cof-
ee and sandwiches. Everyone
nought the music very good.
PO PO ENTERTAlNS r
Eddie Powell brought invita-
ons to school for everyone. His
irthday was Wednesday,. We
lought they were very clever in
itations. A tiny puppet hung in
de the invitations. The children
ere entertained by Pc Po the
uppet, who danced, sang and told
orieS.
We want to thank Bill Mackin
,r the bouquets of roses and gold
l glow, that he let Beverlie bring
the school, for PTA evening.
i'll always has lovely flowers
-ound the Village Inn.
Mrs. Ted Downes visited rela-
YES and friends in Spokane last
eek.
Roberta Mclean spent the week
Id with Mary Ann Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Floren
i'd Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Brandes,
olumbia Falls, spent the weekend
Spokane, shopping.
Saturday l went over to our
,hing hole. It was warm and
my. The little creek is almost
y, but there is still pool where
: fish. l saw little trout under
me rocks. 1 picked him up and
ok him home. Monday brought
m to school in pail, then when
vent for news l took him to the
ze and let him CO." wrote Bev-
lie.
Bears are still visiting the gar
ge pail, back of the cafe. Hope
" get filled up before they hi
rnate," says Grandma Brewster
NEW SQUARE DANCES
Mrs. Montgomery has been
ching the children some new
Iare dances, so we had dancing,
Ring, singing and choral read
s. The fifth grade read some
ms they had made up. Thurs
!, the fourth and fifth grades
h made a cake at school. The
grade and the third grade
made the icing for a cake.