Hungry Horse news., 1954-02-26
Mrs. Gordon Sends
Donufs to School

APGAR-Today our new neigh
Dor across the street, Mrs. Cor
don made donuts. We thought i
was pretty nice of her when she
sent a big fat sugary donut to ev-
eryone at school, also the ''holes,
all covered with powdered sugar
They were lush. We were just
about ready for recess so we asked
the Gordons and their two chill
dren over while we twirled and
tumbled. The little Gordons were
especially thrilled with the tumb-
ling. Mr.. Gordon is radio main
tenance man for the park. 1t seems
now that headquarters calls the
rangers and other park person.
mel in their cars just as the police
men do.
Mrs. L. Mackin sent a note of
thanks to the school for the cook
books.
WORK ON COOK BOOKS
We're still working on communi-
ty cook books. The children each
made one for themselves today.
We have quite few more to COW
er.
Such funny weather as we have
been having; one minute no storm,
the next minute blowing and
showing like a blizzard and the
big trees swaying in the strong
wind.
Tommy Harrington had an en-
bedded wisdom tooth pulled Fri
day. Tuesday he went back to
have the stitches removed. quite
struggle but he's glad it is out.
Mrs. Vincent called to Neal
when he went along the road on
his way to get news. She told him
the following: "This is my first
time up since Thanksgiving. 1 am
in hurry today, but 1 will come
and visit the school the next time
1 come up. We have pussy-wil-
lows, bare gound and a blue bird
down on our hill" Mrs. Vincent
now lives at Lakeside.
May Sullivan writes: "Jean is
going to Great Falls tomorrow
for a physical exam so am going
along. We will be gone for few
days."
Wallace and Larry Floren en-
joyed skiing on the West Glacier
Ski hill Sunday.
Mickie and Cheryl Washburn
have been sick with the flu.
Blonde Sunell and Johnny
Washburn started to work at the
aluminium plant last week.
STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB
Stitch and Chatter club met at
Thursday. Guests were
Mrs. Mellet, Mrs. Floren, Mrs.
and Grandma Brewster.
Mrs. Mellet became member of
the Stitch and Chatter club.
The Ray Prices spent Sunday in
Bigfork with Jelleffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey Mellett at
tended the square dance jamboree
at Whitefish Saturday evening. A
large crowd was there and they
enjoyed it very much.
Supt. Fulton has been making
the rounds of schools visiting each |
school room. Tuesday he came to |
Apgar school. We were glad to !
see him. We enjoyed his visit and
nope he'll come again. He spent
afternoon at West Glacier school.
LETTER FROM tsAWAlI
We received a "long color let
.er" from Hawaii, sent to the
school by Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty.
We have had two people tell us
of Hawaii this year
which made it especially inter-
,sting. 1t took about 10 days for
he letter to get here. We thank
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty and hope
hey have a wonderful vacation.
We were surprised when we got
,ur Puerto Rican doll from
Tlenn Wiles. We thought it would
,e white doll but it was black
With embroidered features on the
ace. She has bead earrings, a sill
,er ornament around her neck,
White topped dress with a full
igured skirt and a type of ban
ana on her head. She is about a
oot long.
We like her a lot and have her
angling on the wall with our 9TH
r dolls. Thank you Mr.. Wiles.
Ir. Wiles is working in the in
crest of the American Canning
%. He is a chemist and flies to
uba, Venezuela, etc. He inspects
aiming machinery and canning
perations. He investigates big
anneries in Texas, New Orleans
nd many other places where can