Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Oranges Present
Joint Installation
NJ l0A club

BY LeH club
LASAI4LE - Members Of Lower
Valley and LaSalle Oranges met at
LaSalle hall, Oct. IL to install their
new officers for the year. Mrs.
Dewitt Clark acted as installing Of
ficer, assisted by Dewitt Clark and
Mrs. Lester Sutherland, members
Of East Side Grange; Hans Tutvedt
Of Saltwater Grange and Mrs. Grace
Birnel of LaSalle Grange.
A large group was in attendance
and serving of lunch concluded the
evening.
LaSalle Grange met in regular
session Oct IA. During the business
meeting Ted Witty was elected trea-
surer, replacing Leonard Motichka,
who resigned. Lecturer Mabel
Schutzman presented a program
concentrating Columbus day. Mr..
and Mrs Jack Schutzman served on
the lunch committee for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Mcdonald
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Kaufman of Helena
Flats district.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hrabik Of
Lower Valley were dinner guests
at the r. H. Bibb home, Sunday.
HONOR NEWL YWEDS
A shower and dance were held,
Saturday evening, at LaSalle Grange
hall to honor the newlyweds, Mr..
and Mrs. Dick VanAlstine. The eve
ming was spent dancing, after which
the couple opened their gifts and
lunch was served. The Freden-
burgs provided the music. Mrs. Van
Alstine is the former Marjorie Gar
diner, Kalispell
Arnold Stiles had the misfortune
of having a piece of sheet rock fall
on him, breaking his leg, while at
work. He is wearing a cast.
| Birch Grove pupils recently held
a contest on who could make the best
scrapb0ok on Flathead county. Win
nerS we're Nancy Nelson from the
upper grades placing first and Car
ter Fritz, second. In the lower grades
Gloria Thompson placed first, with
a tie between Elmer Benson and
! Carey Fritz for second. Miss Lulu
Barnard, county superintendent Of
schools, was judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fitzpatrick anG
daughter, Karlene, have been recent
visitors at the home of his parents
in Kalispen. Jay, a sergeant in the
army stationed at March Field
Riverside, Calf, was discharged
from service and he and his family
J are planning on making a perman
ent home.
Neil Graham, Ray Fritz, Maxim,
Homan, Roberta Motichka and Rutl
Klisis from here attended the Flat
head-Great Falls football game a
Great Falls, Saturday. Neil is on,
of the team, Ray went with tn
band and the girls are twirlers.
Ex-RESlDENTS VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Garner an,
sons have moved to Kellogg, Idaho
He will be employed in the Yin
plant there.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Elang Q
\ Yellow Bay were dinner guests a
the Carl Fritz home last Wednesday
J Several of the men from here hav
! taken to the hills to get their game
( We know the women will be bus
! doing the chores.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Logic an
I children visited at his grandmother
home, Mrs. Augusta Logic, an
! uncle, Carl Logic, Friday. The Los
les were dinner guests at the Cal
Fritz home and supper guests ;
the Earl Fritz home, Friday. tn
group enjoyed reminiscing about oil
times when Byron helped Carl Fri
and Earl and Wayne stack bundle
Those were the days when v
thrashed our grain instead of con
bining as we do now. Byron is en-
ployed with the Air Force and
and his family were enroute to A
chorage, Alaska, where they will
located for four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bibb visitt
at the Charles Smith home in CT
umbia Falls, Sunday
Boots and Calico square dance ell
will meet, Saturday Plans will
discussed for the annual Hallowe
masquerade party.
WILLING WORKERS MEET
Birch Grove Willing Workers eli
met at the George Lust home, THU
day. The president, Mrs. Elmer LIZ
son, presided Roll call was answer
with What l Am Making for Chri
mas The hospital committee !
ported they delivered Dixie cups a
cup cakes to the county hospit
The birthdays of Mrs. Rudolf
Kaeding and Mrs. Louis Berna
were observed. Mrs. John Nels
announced she was leaving the co
munity and would resign as treas
er. Mrs. Earl Fritz was appoint
to act in her place. Club memb'
SeWed curtains for the schOolhou
Highlight of the afternoon v
when Mrs Kaeding was pleasan
surprised with a pink and blue she
err Mrs. Lust entertained the lad
with a game with prizes going
Mrs. Nellie Dahlor and Mrs. Ka
ing. Refreshments were served
the group and two guests, Mrs. N
Walters and Laura Hinck of K
chikan, Alaska. Laura has beer
house guest at the Lust home
past week. Next meeting will be
the Charles Mitchell home
-, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Freebury
Conrad were dinner guests at
Ed Kaeding home, Thursday.