Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-04
II. II. Club H q S
Successful Dinner

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Next week the Hungry Horse
News will have picture story Of
the first community dinner In the
new Hungry Horse community
hall served last Friday.
HUNGRY HORSE-Turkey din
ner sponsored Friday by the Hun
cry Horse Community club was an
overwhelming success. Over 300l
persons from Hungry Horse and
neighboring communities dined in
the newly purchased club build
ing. Many factors helped to make
the dinner a success, chief of
which was the hard working din
ner committee who planned and
prepared the meal. Besides chef
Rev. Leo Hinton, this committee
included Mrs. Neil Keim, Mrs. c.
w. Armagost, Mrs. Don Nash, Mrs.
Bud Dusterhoff, Mrs. Rae Carroll,
Mrs. Len Boisen and Mrs Hinton.
The lovely dinner music was pro-
vided by Beverly and Smokey Ed
enfield, managers of the Club RO--
eco.
Flowers were donated by Milan
Florists, Hansen Florists and
Woodland Flower shop, all of Kali
ispell. The following guests won
prizes during the evening: Mrs.
Otto Boisen, a set of steak knives;
donated by Braunberger Jewelry,
Kalispell; Ted Kraft, card table,
donated by Main Street Furniture,
Kalispell; Charlotte Johnson, $3.50
gift certificate from Wheaton's
Cycle and Toy Shop, Kalispell;
Bonnie Willows, $3.50 gift certi-
ficate, also from Wheatons.
The dish washing crew, which
was headed by chief dishwasher,
Inger Olson, deserve at least hon
orable mention. Her main assist
ants were Otto Nordstrom (Who
wields wicked dish towel), Mrs.
Nordstrom, Mrs. Erwin Riley and
Mrs. Rae Carroll.
The interior of the building
looked lovely for the dinner, main
ly because it had just been newly
painted by Jennings Patterson,
Marc Hidden, Lee Van Valkenberg
AL Nash and Ray Quigley. These
persistent workers spent several
evenings painting until past mid
night in order to get the job COM
pleted before the dinner.
The following donations were al
so received to help with the din
ner: Mrs. Neil Keim, 40 home baK-
ed pies, not Is as had previously
been reported in error; Todd's cafe
Columbia Falls, 4 pies; Western
Montana grocery, Kalispell, paper
cups and supplies; Super Foods
Kalispell, pumpkin for 80 pies
Tim Sullivan, 100 lbs. potatoes
Ray Rickerts, Kalispell, a turkey
Bitney's, Kalispell, turk e y
Lloyds Meats, Kalispell, turkey
! Sykes grocery, Kalispell, Nucos
and peas.
Additional donations received
during the week toward the pur-
chase of the mint include th'
following: Safeway, Kalispell, SIS
Al Carter, Bank of Columbia Falls
| $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Van Auker
Greig's Dairy, Kalispell, SIS, ais
the ice cream needed for the frs
teen-age dance; Fannie Brooks
/ Cottage Cafe, IS; The Sportsman
Bar, Columbia Falls, IS; Moody
Columbia Falls, 81; Rainbow cafe
Columbia Falls, 81; Betty Camus
$25; Haskell Gresham, IS; Kell
! Furniture, Kalispell, an electri
range; Main Street Furniture, Kal
ispeu, a card table and eigh
chairs, notra range as previousl
e reported in error; Bi-Rite Drui
4 Kalispell, necklace and diShe
Z Tobias Portrait Studio, Kalispel
( SIS credit on a portrait; "The Tee
= Queen" Columbia Falls, doe
: prize; The Rocky Mountain Spol
1Shop, Columbia Falls, door priz
! Park Mercantile, Columbia Fall
- door prize; Donald Hacker, Som
: lers and Benny Olson, Martin Cit
- ice cream freezer box; Montar
- Sport Shop, Kalispell, rurs
Taylor and Roe, Kalispell, do'
g prize; Jacks Tavern and Spo
+ Shop, Kalispell, So; Hillstead
Kalispell, $40; Pacific Fruit ar
/ Produce, Kalispell, $40; Hilla
'e Sport Shop, Kalispell, IS; As var
of drapery material, Buttreys, Ka
ispell; Mildred Fields, Martin Cit
General Mercantile, thread +
6 drapes; Mrs. Cecil Poe is donatil
the work of sewing the drapt
Eagle Shoe Co., Kalispe1,
Hummers, Kalispell, SIS; Co
machine has been donated for i
a. definite use by the Coca Cola G
I'd Kalispen who have also donat
er the pop that will be required +
e, the first teen-age function in t
a. new building; John Hoist, Gre
4 ton, an electric range. 1t was t
as City Transfer Co. Kalispe1, a
On not the Mayflower, as previous
reported who donated $25.
IL Hungry Horse Community cl
ne met for regular business meeti
Is. in the new building Jan. rs W.
er approximately so members prt
arl ent. Main business of the event
was planning last minute deta
IL of the turkey dinner. 1t was {
as, cided that fire and public iabil
ess insurance be Immediately tax
out so that it would be in force
,m Friday dinner. Ellis Strong v
elected custodian in charge Of |
by building. An amendment to the <
n laws, which states that no liq1
will ever be handled in the n
ad building was Unanimously pass
cir The date for the Valentine dan
I'm was set for Friday Feb. II
Mrs. C. w. Armagost, social cha
nd man for the year, chose a dal
" committee. Refreshments w
served by Mrs. Don Nash and N
ola Alvin Nash.
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