Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-13
Kolispell FLA Visits
At Apgor School

Wednesday. 1t wasn't raining and
every Apgar pupil was present
when Miss Lulu Barnard, Mrs.
Grace Hansen and Mamie Sward
came up with some of the Future
Teachers group from Flathead
County high school. They came
about IL and we entertained them
a little in the morning. AT noon
the visiting group and Mrs. Har-
rington went down to Houston's
point on the lake shore for picnic
lunch. 1t was one of those dream
picnic lunches that Miss Barnard,
Mrs. Hansen and Miss Sward
brought up: fried chicken, baked
beans, creamed potatoes with
cheese sauce, fruit jello salad, rolls,
cherry jelly, homemade cookies
and three pots Of piping hot coffee,
freshly made. The lake and snowy
mountains were beautiful. After
lunch Apgar school entertained
some more. Miss Barnard, Mrs.
Hansen, Miss Sward and Ron
Wachsmuth. president of the flu
ture teachers group each gave us a
little talk. We really had a Won
derful day. The future teachers
who visited Apgar were Alta Min
thorn, Kay Human, Ed Brodniak,
Pat Paulos, Erlean Brucham, Ron
Wachsmuth and Janice HOLDEN.
We were glad they came.
NEW BROTHER
/ Said Chuck Bengtson, Susan
won't be able to come to school
today. I've got a new baby brother
and she'll have to take care of my
little brother and sister. Nice! Con-
gratulations to the Bengtsons.
Lynne was pretty thrilled be-
cause she got to fly up at the
potluck dinner. 1t was a wonder
full West Glacier-Apgar PTA pot
luck and such a big turnout and
grand food. After the potluck the
Girl Scouts took the Brownies
through the arch and the fathers
put your wings on and you fly uI
into the Girl Scouts. I flew uI
into the Girl Scouts and my lead
er is Mrs. Benda, wrote Lynn SUM-
ell. The new officers were installed
at this meeting by Don Robinson
We thank the outgoing officers fol
their good work.
Mrs. Henderson came up recent
| ly to show us some of her fine
pictures. We had intended having
her pictures of Norway but we
decided to wait until next year fol-
them and have pictures taken in
the United States. We do thank
Mrs. Henderson very much for
coming. We enjoyed them
Last week Don Robinson came
up from headquarters and took us
for trip through national parks
and memorials in the United
States. He also talked to us about
conservation. We enjoyed both the
pictures and the talk. Thank you
The fourth and fifth grade wrote
about the picnic and skating al
Lake Blaine. Wrote Darleen, we
went to Lake Blaine because we
were putting on a skating exhibit
ton there. 1t was very windy anc
cold so we ate in the lunch room
We had good time. The lake there
is very pretty.
The Brownbacks had as thei1
guests at Lake Blaine, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Cockrell and Mr.. and Mrs
Fern Faulkener, Kalispell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Walker and boys Of
Hungry Horse.
On the way to Lake Blaine, says
Flora, we saw six deer. We live ir
No. 4 cabin right on the lake now
1t looks so beautiful when you car
look right out on the blue water
/ enjoy it very much. I'll be sorry
when / have to move. Saturday we
can take my dog Che-Che who was
in the fire, out of the doctors hos
pital. She won't be able to get out
and run around like she used t<
because we have to keep her ir
and keep her warm, but I'll be glad
to have her back.
| We hardly ever 90 to West Ola
cier now without seeing a dee1
along the road, writes Jimmy
When we were going to West Ola
cier we saw two deer, one a doe
and the other a buck. They rar
OF through the brush as soon q.
they saw the car.
RECEIVE PANSIES
Our usual gift to the mother:
on Mothers Day is a number o.
blooming pansy plants. We d.
|. want to thank the West Glacier
}. Nero for securing these Lowell,
plants for us.
] We made vase OF foil wra1
and put in several blooming pans,
plants. We used lace dolly at tn,
top OF the vase and tied the vas,
with gold colored ribbon. It looked
very pretty. The third grade re.
ported on the gifts. We made pret.
ty green and yellow cards for gu,
. gifts, reports Gloria.
When Donna and I got hom.