Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
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HUNGRY HORSE = It is the
duty Of every good Irishman and
OF those who admire good Irish
men, to attend the st. Patrick's
dance this Saturday at the Hungry
Horse Community club. A green
hand-tooled leather purse is the
main door prize. The club building
has been decorated for the event
with shamrocks and green and
white steamers.
Due to the general idea that
there is need for educational
classes d evot e d to different
branches of the arts, the Com
munity club is taking the first
steps in this direction by spon-
soring art classes. Pupils between
the ages of IL and 80 will be ac-
cepted. Those undecided as to their
artistic ability should attend the
first meeting, Monday which will
be general discussion on the sub
ject of art and art expression.
Glasses will be held each Monday
from 1870 to $50 pm. Instructor
is Joe Wiedenig, a recognized mod
ernistic artist, who is owner OF the
Oxbow Cafe and Antique Shop.
For several years, Mr.. Wiedenig
was instructor for MIA art classes
at The Cave in Kalispell. Those ac-
quainted with Mr.. Wiedenig an
ticipate an interesting and stimula-
ting art program.
AMATEUR MOVIES
Monday, Mrs. George Hender-
son, West Glacier, showed her ex-
cellent amateur movies to an esti-
mated crowd of ITS people at the
club building. Featured were NOV
les of the Winter Olympics at Os-
10, Norway, which Mrs. Henderson
attended. Appearing on the screer
were U. S. champions, Dick But
ton, who won the figure skating
championship and Andrea Meade
Lawrence, who won the down-hil
and slalom that year.
OF special interest to area resi-
dents were Mrs. Henderson's ex-
cellent close-ups of Glacier Parl
animals, especially those of some
of the famous bear 'sbums." In
cluded were Gertie with her cub
and Gloomy Gus, who was re.
named Gussie the following sprins
after she" had cubs.
Coffee, doughnuts and pop were
served to the crowd at the close
of the very interesting evening.
CLUB MEETS
Community club met March
for bi-monthly business meeting
with Jim Willows, presiding. Waite
rates and poor service on the mort
side were main subjects for dis
cussion. Neil Keim was appointe
to write letters to the governor an
&c the attorney general, bringin
to iheir attention the Inadequate
of the Public Service Commissio
in dealing with Hungry Horse wa
ter rates and service.
Dale Simpson was appointe
chairman of committee to Wor
on the problem of sign placemer
by south side parks. The Flathea
organization which is being fol-
INFLATED to promote economic dc
velopment of the area was discus
sed. Community club delegates
this organization are Neil Keir
Jim Willows, and Erwin Rile
with William Krall and Ray Quis
ley as alternates.
The club voted to sponsor squal
dancing classes for the pre-te<
group, which will include childrt
under Is years OF age. The pr.
teen square dancing class, wi
Erwin Riley calling, will meet
the Community club each Tuesd;
from $50 to 8 pm.
Refreshments were served at t
close of the meeting by Mrs. Il
Boisen and Mrs. Neil Keim.
Next regular meeting of t
Immunity club is Wednesda
IN the club will have a que
ker, Glacier Park Rang
e Miller, who will talk on t
ect Identifying Your Cor
ity."
he ST. Patrick's teen-age