Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-27
Raymond Fritz New
Council President
by LIB club

has also served as vice president
of the junior class. Raymond is
now making plans for a trip to
Detroit, July 2 as delegate of the
Key club.
A number from the community
attended commencement exercises
at Flathead county high school
Monday evening. Among the grad
yates were Bruce Jellison, who had
grades among the top ten of the
class of 210 students; Ronald Ora
ham, who was graduated with
honors; Howard Rundell and Gene
Fitzpatrick, a former resident of
LaSalle. Bruce was awarded
scholarship for his outstanding
scholastic grades and activities
during high school by the univer-
sity system of Montana. Raymond
Fritz was one of the marshals.
Tuesday evening the rural grad
uation was well attended. Robert
Howard was graduated from Birch
Grove school, Alice Bruner and
Laid Dahl from LaSalle and DON
aid Probert from Helena Flats.
formerly from Half Moon school.
ATTEND MEETING
Mrs. Robert Leach, Mrs. Char
les Jellison, Mrs. Walter Voelker
and Mrs. Elmer Olsen attended the
home demonstration council meet
ing at Saltwater Grange hall. Mrs.
Charter members of the home i
demonstration clubs and past pres
idents of the club were honored.
Mrs. Jellison is charter member
and Mrs. Leach, past president.
Mrs. Byron Graham, both LBH
charter member and first presi-
dent of the council, was unable to
attend.
Club presidents introduced their
members and told dates their clubs
were organized. LBH club is one
of the oldest home demonstration
clubs in the county, having met
regularly since it was organized
Feb. 2, 1927 at the home of Mrs.
Fred Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Motichka
and family moved into the former
E. w. Croskrey house last week.
Everett Olsen has accepted
position to teach sixth grade in the
Livingston schools the coming
year.
Mrs. j. H. Roderick left for her
home at Brodhead, Wis, after a
weeks visit at the home of her
brother, Ray Ward.
Donald Graham placed first in
class and second in division at the
Little International livestock show
at Bozeman. Don's project was fit
ting a pig for show.
Ronald Graham with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Robinson Of the Flat
head FLA, attended the annual
FLA banquet at st. Ignatius, Tues
day. Mr. Robinson was guest
speaker while Ronald represented
the state FLA association.
The community was well repre-
sented in the MIA festival on Fri
day evening at the Flathead coun-
ty high school. Those taking part
in the activities included Mrs. Re-
ia Powell and Mrs. Dorothy Gar
vim, who sang in the Women's CHOIR
us; Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rundell, who
were in the folk dance and Maxine
Katherine and Dick Homan in the
Tibetan dance.
LaSalle school closed this week
with picnic at Lake Blaine
Thursday.
PRACTICES PLAY
LaSalle Boosters All club me
Wednesday evening at the Grange
hall. The youngsters practiced the
play which they will represent a
the joint home talent program a
the hall the evening of June 4. En-.
rollment cards were filled out by
the members, They made a large
collection of old white cloth fol
the cancer closet. The material i
made into dressings and furnished
free to any cancer patient. AT tn
close of the meeting Francis ana
Neil Graham served lunch.
DR.. Edward Ward returned t
his duties at MISC, Bozeman, afte
attending services for Mrs. Liant
Ward and visiting his uncle, Ia.
Ward, and aunt, Mrs. Roderick.
Tokyo, Japan, calling 9084, Kal
ispell, Mont. A dream? No. Pft
Frederick R. Leach talked Ion
distance to his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Leach, Tuesday morn
ing. The reception was clear wit
no relaying. Fred was on week
''R and r" from his H and S Ct
of the 44th Engineering Construc
ton Battalion which he is with l
Korea. He has been overseas on
year, first in Japan at a special
lied school in engineering con
struction, and then in Korea. II
said he had 1913 days left.
Mrs. Winnie Kaser is employe
at the Kalispell Motor Supply g
in Kalispell.
Mrs. William Jellison of Haml
ton has been visiting her fathe
Mr.. Gayhart, in Kalispell, and III
brother in-laW and family, M
and Mrs Charles Jellison. She w;
delegate to the MIA conventle
held recently in Kalispell. 81
plans to visit her until after Men
orial day.
Robert Bib, executive memD
of the Flathead Shipping assocl;
ton, attended a special meetn
of the association Monday mgr
Wednesday, James Harder al
Charles Birnel planned to lea
Thanks Neighbors