Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14

president, spoke at the first meet
ing of the WMF, Calvary Lutheran
church in Evergreen last Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Dybing and Florence
Bergen were delegates from the LBH
club to Women's Federation meet
ing, Wednesday in Kalispell. A lunch
con was served to SIS ladies', after
which the meeting was held at IOOF
hall. C. A. Manning, Rollins, spoke
on what Do We Owe Our Com
munity?" New officers elected were
Mrs. Elmer Olsen, president; Mrs.
John O'Fallon, first vice president;
Mrs. Norman Bergen, second vice
president; Mrs. Harry Fisher, Sec
retary, and Mrs. Walter Manning,
treasurer.
PLAN PROGRAM
LaSalle Boosters All club met
at the Sam Casne home, last Thurs
day. Bill Stiles presided at the meet
ing. Roll call was answered with
Improvements for Our Club"
/ 1t was decided to have the achieve
ment program, Nov. 5, at LaSalle
Grange hall. There was discussion
on having joint program with the
Helena Flats Boosterettes.
Chosen for the program committee
were Gary Graham, Ray Fritz and
Robert Howard The food committee
consists of Edward Casne, Carter
Fritz, JoAnne Peterson and Gail
Graham.
The club voted to sponsor the
Skywatch program.
New members who joined the club
are George Klisis, Ruth Klisis and
Rose Marie Wishart. Bob Casne
gave demonstration on installa-
tion of new electric plug. Mrs.
Casne served refreshments to the
members and one guest, Don Cover
dell.
Next meeting will be with Carter
and Ray Fritz, Oct. 20.
REPRESENTS FLA
We are proud of Arden Olsen who
left for Kansas City, last Thursday,
where he will represent the Flat
head FLA chapter at the National
Future Farmers convention. Don
Blasdel of Lower Valley also left
with Arden. These boys are the only
two American farmer candidates
from Montana this year. This is the
highest degree given to any FLA
member.
They worked their way to this
honor with the cooperation of their
parents, the aid of vocational agri-
culture department at school and
their own initiative. The honor re-
quires them to have an outstanding
farming program and outstanding
leadership, scholarship, citizenship
and cooperation record.
This is the first time in FLA his
tory that two American farmers
have been selected from one chap
ter. Only two percent of the Mon
tana Future Farmers membership is
eligible for this award. The Flat
head chapter is also one of the two
chapters in Montana that is enter
ed in the national chapter contest.
This award has been won IL con-
secutive times in the past The local
chapter has won that honor more
times than any other chapter in the
United States. Congratulations boys
MIR. and Mrs. Duane Olsen and
daughters drove to Charlo last week
to visit and attend the 47th wedding
anniversary of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rem Olsen.
DANCE CLUB MEETS
Boots and Calico Square Dance
club met at the hall, Saturday. MIR.
and Mrs. Gary Scott served on the
entertainment committee and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Schlenz on the sup
per committee. Discussion was held
on having masquerade dance but
no definite date was set.
Pine Grove school pupils were
guests of the Birch Grove last Fri
day for a soccer game. The game
proved to be enjoyable, with Birch
Grove winning Alb
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernard were
dinner guests at the Milt Delong
home in SOmers, Sunday.
Emil Herr of Shields, N. Dak.,
was an overnight guest at the Vern
Stiles home He also visited at the
Arnold Stiles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernard Wis
tied at the Lee Nelson home.
Milton Stiles has been an appen
dectomy patient at Kalispell Gener
al hospital and is now convalescine
at the home Of his aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Stiles.
PRESENT PLAY
LaSalle Boosters All club present
ed their play Clusters Last Sit" a
the Soldiers Home, last Wednesday
evening. The folks seemed to enjoy
it very much and invited the clut
to visit them again soon. The actor.
are Edward Casne, Bob Howard
lGail Graham, the only girl, Gar,
Graham, Bill Stiles, Ray Fritz ant
Bob CaSne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Jeffries an,
daughters, Donna and Pamela, o
Seattle, Wash, visited at his siste
and family home, Mrs. Elmer Ben
son last week. They are forme
Birch Grove residents.