Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-23
by LBH club


children and teacher, Mrs. Lenora
Hill, enjoyed field trip Sept. IA.
Mrs. Jim Dye and Mrs. Ray Hall
assisted by furnishing cars for trans
pOrtatiOn.
The group made their first stop at
Flathead county airport where they
visited the weather bureau. Ray Hall
showed them how the bureau oper-
ates and they also saw some small
planes take off. The children en-
joyed letting large balloon go up.
Carter Fritz had the honor of hand
ling the balloon.
The next stop was at the tree farm
located near the Midway theatre.
Here nearly one million fir trees
have been planted to be transplant
ed later and most of them used for
Christmas trees. Frank Wheelock,
representing the Treasure State Ev-
ergreens explained methods of scien.
tifically harvesting Christmas trees
and machine planting Of young trees
Next stop was the Hungry Horse
News printing plant where the GROUP
saw machinery used in producing {
weekly newspaper.
| At Hungry Horse Dam, Don Run
dell, who served as their guide, me
the group at the adminiStr alton bull
ding and accompanied them to TIL
dam and down the elevator ant
through the power plant.
The group then went to the Tra]
and saw the wild animals and ex
hibits Of fur and mounted heads.
Mrs. Don Huffine explained man
of the customs of olden times an
significance of another display q
| Huffine's Museum.
The day was very enjoyable al
educational for all and plans ar
now underway for different group
of children getting together and NAL
ing scrap books on literature of tn
5 various places. The project of tn
) school is, "Flathead County,"
, VISITORS FROM SHELBY
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McNamer {
. Shelby, called at the Earl Frit
home, Sunday. The McNamers hav
:. not visited here for IL years an
: were greatly impressed by the e.
pansion of industry and improv
ment of the valley.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter Hol
heimer we're dinner guests at tt
Ted Hanson home, Sept. II. He
serving as pastor for the Trinii
Lutheran Church in Kalispell ar
for the Trinity Lutheran congrega
+ ion at Columbia Falls until the va
i ant post at Kalispel is filled.
= Ronnie jacobson is home on leav
q from overseas visiting his parent
e Mr.. and Mrs. Abel jacobson. Ro
. ME has been serving in Japan, Ko
ca and the Far East.
nj Word from the Edwin Schlenz
/ is that Shirley and Dale Geathle al
/ son Eddie visited them last week.
II, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernard vi
tied at the George Miller home. So
urday.
= A Navy buddy, Henry McKinn'
= of Blackfo0t, Idaho, visited wi
= Leonard Dybing a few days la
= week.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dybing visit,
:, at the Edwin Schlenz home at Lo'
! er Valley, Sunday. Schlenz w
= elected president of the Whirl-A-W;
Square Dance Club Saturday al
= Mrs. Roger Taylor, secretary.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cain of C,
& umbia Falls, visited at the Haro
le Garner home, Saturday.
Of There were several sad childr
lie in the Birch Grove neighborho
Saturday when Dolores Hall foul
f. her horse, "Pet'' lying in the WOO
o. with broken leg. The veternari
70 set the leg in cast but all effol
II failed. pet was loved by all a
m will be greatly missed.
r BOOSTERS MEET
The LaSalle Boosters Al club n
with Dennis Wylder, Friday. N
Graham acted as chairman and r
call was answered with, What
Learned at the Fair" 1t was decid
to present the play, Clusters l.;
50 Sit, at the Soldiers Home, Sc
s %. Bill Stiles and Neil Grab;
n gave report on Al club congrt
n, at B0zeman. Next meeting place v
81 be at the Sam Casne home with I
to call answered with, "Improvemel
e for Our Club" Mrs. Wylder sery
a lovely lunch.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Holzheimer, Columbia Falls, NOV
into their new parsonage last we'
and Saturday were proud pare
Of son who has been named, ii
othy Ray.
A get-together meeting Of
~ young people Of the Columbia Fs
sn Trinity Lutheran church will be 81
n day evening Sept. Is at Z p. m. at
: Ted Holman home.