Hungry Horse news., 1954-04-09

out ana see the driving storm.
You turn up the edges of {
heavy foil container, fill it witt
dirt, then plant the seeds. There
were little things to put in the
garden and Margaret brought more
from home-little fences, tables
trees, benches, etc. 1t is cute and
thlngs are starting to grow. We
nave some bulbs planted also.
When l was going for news"
writes Larry Floren, "I saw Mr..
Price and Mr.. Powell and some
other men taking the first part of
the bridge off and putting new
pieces on. Mr.. Baxter was working
down at the corner fixing park
equipment"
Yesterday, I was over to DON
mas house and l was watching a
squirrel jump from one tree to
another. l saw bird with a bunch
OF feathers in his mouth. Donna's
mother said that he took some fea-
theirs out of another bird.
NEW NAVAJO DOLL
We were pretty happy over the
little new doll Mrs. Greenwalt
brought us from the Navajo In
dian reservation in Arizona. It's
about 8 inches tall with a tan face.
with face drawn on, black hair
done in a large knot at the back of
he rhead. She has a deep red vel
vet top to her dress, with wide
green skirt. Her blouse has beads
on 1t and she wears a silver paper
belt. We are delighted with her.
Grandma Wiles says she will
show the reporter next week some
snapshots sent by her son, Glenn,
from Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Myrtice Powell entertain
ed her bridge club, Tuesday.
= We were checking roofs, Sun
day. We shoveled a lot of snow
off OF Lees. 1t was really deep. |
Then we checked Hodgsons'
There were lot of pin tail Mall
ard ducks out in the lake and boy,
did they ever make a lot of noise"
Billy Price tells us.
Mrs. Mellett was walking along
he side of the schoolhouse and
he found a beautiful male wax
wing lying on the snow frozen.
Ne can't imagine what happened.
t was so beautiful we sent it down
0 Don Robinson by Mr.. Mellett.
We though they might like to
Mount it.
Writes Beverlie "When Darlene
nd / went down to the creek we
aw very large white bird swim
1lng. 1t had long neck and was
ure white. 1t was swan.
Mrs. Lewis Petrie, Turner, visi-
sd with her mother, Mrs. Myrtice
Dwell, Apgar, the past week.
huck and Nancy Peck and fam
y, st. Ignatius, were up over the
-eekend.
Mrs. Dan Tennancour and Cheri
mn, Olney, are visiting at Mel
it's for few days. !
Saturday came a chinook. The
ottom went out of the trails and !
hen we dashed over to go to !
'est Glacier Saturday morning I
e found the path buried along !
e school house by several feet I
snow that had fallen off the !
of. 1t took As minutes of hard I
oveling to tunnel through it. (
The lake was grey and there !
ere low hanging clouds when l I
ent along the lake for news. At !
RS. Coos 1 had to go through I
tie path through a drift. higher !
an my head. Mrs. Greenwalt I
We me doll to take to the (
lool," reported Margaret Ann. !
Still several feet of snow in the I
lool yard, but continued chin !
k has taken our snow down a I
and this Tuesday morning it (
is like spring. Our little garden 7
growing by the minute.
Teachers, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Will
vs. and Mrs. Harrington attend I
the meeting of the local dist
6 MEA at Columbia Falls,
nday evening.
FROM WEST GLACIER
'ecent visitors at Apgar school
re the lower grades from West I
cier. We entertained them and
n Roger johnson and Lannie
ldgren sang song for us, and
e 10 Estey salo sang a song.
Ie thought they did very well.
two schools sang together.
Irs. Sund, Mrs. Cannavina and
teacher, Mrs. Willows, brought
children out. We enjoyed hav-
them and thought them a nice
up. They drove down to the
: after their visit with US.
Er. and Mrs. D. L. Greenwalt
we'd home Saturday, after -