Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-07
by Apgar school

slick" says Larry Mackin, "that
we can't go down with our sleds,
SO we 60 down with corrugated
boxes"
Lynne tells us s'while eating din
ner one day we were surprised to
look up and see five does and a
buck cross our lawn"
Greg Mackln was overnight
guest of Conway Sunell Saturday
night.
PLANTS FOR MOTHERS
Mrs. Bengtson wrote this morn
ing that she thought it a nice idea
to use slips from the school plants
to make starters for the mothers
and that she liked her Christmas
cactus and container the children
made.
The Washes spent Christmas
eve at the Dick Walsh home in
Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Price, Ray
Marie, Billy and Mr.. Prices sister,
Mrs. Kilmer, spent the evening at
J the John Walsh home and watched
the old year out and the New
Year in.
The Bill Mackins, Larry Mack
ins and the Paul Sunell family had
a lovely Christmas dinner and a
fine time together at the home of
Bill Mackin, after which the adults
spent the evening bowling.
FORM BOWLING TEAM
Several fathers of Apgar have
formed a bowling team, called
the Apgar Village Inn, of which
Paul Sunell is captain. This group
includes Paul Sunell, Bill Mackin,
Larry Mackin, Bill Mackin, Jr., OF
Apgar; Don Thompson of West
Glacier. They play in league each
Tuesday at Columbia Falls bow
ing alleys. Some of the mothers
have gotten into the bowling spirit
Mrs. Sunell, about five feet tall
says it takes about all of her en-
ergy to lift the ball, let alone
knock down any pins, but she
manages to get a few.
| II saw flying squirrel 60 by
our house and then 1 never saw
him again." Jimmy told us.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Coe spent
| New Years day with Dwight
Crisis.
| II brought piece of my grand
mothers embroidery to school tc
put in the booklet / am making
says Margaret Ann.
| When / went to school this
morning I saw some eagles flying
above the creek. There were also
some ducks.
Sometimes a water ousel dive.
into the water and then it come.
4 to the surface and sticks its heae
out and then dives back in again.
BOY SCOUTS
| Larry Mackin tells us, "Thert
were about 155 boy scouts at the
recreation hall at headquarters fo1
!. our winter camp, although the
park had only figured on about 81
or 81. We slept there overnight
and ate there. We could choos,
the thing we wanted to do; natur,
hikes, ice skate, or skiing. It wa
a lot of fun and we enjoyed it,"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brownback ant
Flora were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Faulkners
Kalispell.
i We are delegating Eddie Brew.
ster to watch for that robin. H,
tells us, II saw a robin in the yar<
Jan. l. The weather was nice ant
felt like spring day." Eagles ar
nothing in our lives at the moment
but robin!"
I The John Washburns had Christ
mas dinner at Tom Smiths, Col
umbia Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Te,
t Downs and Bob Fitzpatrick ant
i son were also guests.
i Washburns had New Years din
. ner at Brownbacks. The Ton
Smiths were evening guests o
i the Washburns, Saturday.
A long distance call from Ia
. coma from Tommy Harrington Il
, mother, Leona Harrington, Dec
. %. The group had just been flowl
i up from Georgia and were heades
J Korea way. No address as yet $,
no Merry Christmas greeting O
, birthday card could be sent, bu
| our thoughts were with him.
Says Grandma Brewster A few
days ago a flock of ducks wer,
flying north and then whirled bacl
for the south. Chickadees come TO
bread crumbs to my window sill
The children of Apgar are havinI
the time of their lives, skiing
sleighing and toboganning."
A combined Christmas Dime
4 for the Greenwalts, Rowlands, an,
r HarringtOns was held at tn
: Greenwalt home. Just as we fin
ished dinner Dick saw somethin,
r moving at the big front window. /
r proved to be the big antlers of tn,
: white tailed buck who was eatin,
from the flower box. Every littl,