Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-18
Tells Of Apear Valentine Party
by Apuar School

al dAh-We ndQ Sucn SOOQ
time at our Valentine party. On
Valentines day the mothers baked
the cakes and cup cakes and the
program was more or less i'm
promptu. We had things about
Washington and Lincoln. The fifth
grade did Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress as a choral reading. We also
had history quiz. We sang pa
triotic songs and did some dances,
the Virginia Reel and a mixer.
ooh, Johnny, Oh" we did once
while the mothers watched and
then the mothers danced with the
children. 1t was lots of fun and we
thought the mothers did fine. We
think we have a super group of
mothers. Every mother was there
by 100 which was the time set
for the program to start. There
were lots of Valentines for every
one and it was lovely afternoon.
We thank the mothers for the
lovely heart-shaped cakes, the cup
cakes with faces and the jello des-
sert and cookies.
We had package for Apgar
school. We opened it and it was
from the Jim Whilts and was full
of candy. Thank you, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whit.
PTA MEETS
West Glacier-Apgar PTA was
called to order by Earl Lawlor,
president, Monday at the Apgar
school. Report of the Ways and
Means committee announced that
approximately $68 had been col
lected in an assessment of mem
bers to cover yearly expenses. Col
lection was taken up for the an
nual Founders Day donation in
amount of $3.50. -
| Following the business meeting
DR.. Kreck, Columbia Falls gave {
very interesting and instructive
talk on child dental care. He spoke
OF the Importance of dental care
In the child IL years and under anc
| mentioned number of things thai
can be recognized at the age Of
three years. He emphasized paren-
responsibility and the dentists re.
sponsibility. He told of the func-
tons of the baby teeth and thu
improper care of baby teeth. VIVA
the parent can do to prevent tootl
decay in the child was also en-
phasized. Teeth should be brushed
20 minutes after a meal to make
| the brushing effective.
| We thoroughly enjoyed this tall
and thank DR.. Kreck. A number O.
Apgar school children 90 to DR.
Kreck and they will love finding
the drawing of tooth and all its
parts on the board signed by the
doctor with an arrow pointing tt
Did you wash your teeth thi.
morning?"
! A delicious lunch was served
coffee and cake, by Myrtice Pow
ell, Mrs. Grist and Mrs. Brown
back.
i BOY SCOUT TOURNAMENT
Boy Scouts of district 6 had theil
tournament in Kalispell, Friday
night with quite few attendins
from West Glacier and ;Apgar. Cub
scouts and boy scouts did very
well in their achievements. We all
enjoyed it very much.
Il had an early Valentine visitor
| this morning." said Grandma
Brewster, ut was a small boy with
a big smile who said, "Do vol
know it is Valentines day, grand
MAJ"
when / was going to Sullivan.
for news / saw deer tracks in thu
trail, says Lynne.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Gates ant
son, Bobby, Kalispell, were guest.
of the Ray Price family, Sunday.
| When we were going to Sunday
school we saw four mule deer.
Ginger and Rookie Singer, Sus.
an Bengtson and the Brownback.
were guests of the Pat Walkers.
Aleta, Jay Fisher, Ginger, Susar
| and ! went sliding, Sunday. On thu
lake we saw % ducks.
; "The other day l watched the
lake. At first it was quite calm anc
! then it got quite rough" wrote
: Flora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Trebesch
Dutton, visited at the Jean Sullivan
home last week. Charles Wise
Flathead, B. c., also was visito:
there for couple of days.
STUDY KOREA
We have been learning SOM
things about Korea because Tom
my wrote letters to the school chill
dren. They make houses of tn
flattened tin cans, they are poo
!. and even eat garbage, it is not a
cold and snowy there as it is here
; Tommy had the boy who shine
!. his shoes and presses their pant
, write Apgar school in Korean an,