Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
F. y. Discusses
Health Council

S9'1AAS OASSuSSlOH on acLlVlLleS o.
county health council was held a
the meeting of Farmers Union Lo-
cal 2O2 at Midway hall June 25
Members of F. U. had attended the
meeting of the health council anC
county commissioners June %, anc
commend the action of that grour
IN requesting the commissioners
to allot money for a county sani-
tarium and three public health
nurses.
A request was sent to the COM
missioners by the local to appoint
George Fielding who has had ex-
perlence as a sanitarian to take
the job again.
Media Tombrink, Grace Reed,
Jean Reed and Sylvia Kinsey were
appointed as committee to plan
a dance for the community.
Farmers Union Juniors Local 202
met at the home of Roberta Mott
chka Tuesday evening to study the
junior topic. of "Seed Time and
Harvest" Next meeting is at the
CHI. Reed home next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Schooley
and sons, Kenneth Jr. ,and Adrian
Lee, Wichita Falls, Texas, arrived
June 18 at the Ed Motichka home
and will spend July 4 here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hamberlain
and three daughters, Phoenix,
Ariz., and Mrs. Laura johnson and
two daughters, Libby, called at the
Ed Motichka home last week. Mrs.
Frank Motichka, Kalispell, and
Mrs. Roger Motichka, Whitefish,
were also callers last week.
Gary Rieder, Great Falls, will
spend the summer with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Motich-
ka. Gary's father, Charles Rieder,
returned to Great Falls, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Motichka left
June for North Dakota. They Wis
tied Mrs. Motichka's sister in Gren-
ora and from there went to Dun
seth to visit another sister. While
at Dunseith they encountered bad |
wind and rain storm. Much dam
age was done between Rugby, N.
Dak., and Frazee, MINI. The wind |
was 95 miles an hour at DEVILS |
Lake, N. Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. Mo-
tichka stopped at Frazee, Mimi,
to call on a nephew. They visited
relatives at Royalton, Rice and St.
Cloud, Mimi, returning by the
south route through Billings and
Deer Lodge, arriving home June
18.
On Sunday, June IS, Al relatives
came to Royalton, Mimi, to visit
the Motichkas. One aunt, her
daughter and two sons came from
Butternut, Wis, with other rela-
tives from st. Paul, Buckman,
Sartell, Rice and st. Cloud, Mimi,
Some of these folks, Mrs. Motichka
had not seen for 38 years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Gill kept the home
fires burning during the Motich-
kas absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Paulson
and Mrs. Warmbrod, Kalispell,
were Tuesday evening visitors at
the George Kohl home. The Paul
sons showed movies and social
time was enjoyed.
Darlene Allen, Toni Albrecht
and Marsha Mansfield, Columbia
Falls, were Sunday evening visit
ors at the home of Rose Marie
Kohl.
Carol Holland was a Tuesday
afternoon caller at the Kohl
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Holland and
daughter, Carol, and Carol Ann
Reed visited at the Gerald Eckel-
perry home near the Mountain
View tavern, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pollard and
ION, Ethridge, have been visiting
his past week at the Frank West
,lace. Sonny Pollard was taken to
ohm B. Simons hospital, White
ish, Monday with a bad case of
He will be released in a
ew days.
Frank West had the cast re-
moved from his foot last week. He
las infection in his foot which
must be overcome before another
asst can be put on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pollard and
Ir. and Mrs. Frank West and
aughter, Ruth, drove to Roman
Tonday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tombrink
,ere also guests at the John Tom
rink home June 10 when Beth
nd John observed their 25th we'd
ing anniversary.
Johnny Sooy, Havre, has been
pending the past several weeks
nth his grandparents, Mr.. and
Irs. John Frerich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Sooy, Havre,
Ian to spend the July 4th week
I'd at the John Frerich home.