Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-23
H.H. Plans Free Public Dance

HUNGRY HORSE - Next Thurs
day the Community club is sponsor
ing q dance for the general public.
including teenagers. Music will be
provided by a six-piece band Of
professional musicians who are ap-
bearing through the courtesy Of the
local Musicians union.
Specially barbecued sandwiches
will be served. The meat is being
barbecued by a Hungry Horse resi-
dent who thoroughly understands |
the art.
To be given away as a door prize
will be a turkey which has been do |
mated to the Community club for
that purpose by Wally Smith oil
Martin City Meats Another turkey,
which has been donated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Boisen of Hungry Horse
grocery, will be ratified off during
the evening. General chairman of
! the dance is Mrs. J. w. Patterson.
! This Friday the Community club
is sponsoring a bake sale at the
Pennywise drug, with Mrs. Mae
Hartman as chairman All who have
been too busy to do baking during
| the Christmas rush will do well to-
examine the baked goods that will
be offered Many cakes, beautifully
decorated in the holiday theme, will
be on sale, as well as fancy Christ
mas cookies.
DANCE SUCCESSFUL
In spite of the Indictment weather
and icy roads the adult dance held
Friday at the club was well attend
ed and all had a thoroughly enjoy
able evening. Mrs. Frank Sharr,
with daughters Portia and Kathy,
had done a fine job of decorating
the tree and the building for the
occasion. The lunch committee, con-
sisting of Mrs. Len Boisen, Mrs.
) Neil Keim and Mrs. Erwin Riley,
Z served sandwiches and holiday
: decorated luscious homemade cakes.
Many had attended the dance es-
pecially to see the interesting floor
. show and they were not disappoint
3 ed. The Gay Ninties tavern scene
opened when piano player Casey
Monte KralD appeared with his
. jug. Casey was respondent in strip
= ed vest and trousers, and long, red
y curled moustache and red sideburns
y The Gay Ninties girls, 10 Leverson
Y Nancy Powell and Mae Hartman
u wore authentic dresses half a cen
~ fury old, with tightly boned waist
- and velvet hats with huge ostric
81 plumes Of their many numbers
4S "She Was Only Bird in a Guide
ID. Cage" was especially enjoyed. Fo
lowing the Gay Ninties act Mr..
Louis Cestnik presented a Swedis
h mOn0logue, divulging secrets of Il
= cal residents. The Cestniks are owl
IS ers of the Royal theatre, MART
ITS City,
OK The turkey door prize was VIC
by Bert Erickson with Dorothy Hd
ne ard winning a flannel shirt ar
IS. Frank Siefert a S. purchase cert
ne ficate.
rs. OFFICERS NOMINATED
n, Nominations for new officers fl
ID the coming year was the main ordt
ma of business at the Dec IA meetir
rs: of the Community club. Nominate
nd for president is Erwin Riley. Non
as nees for the office of vice preside
rs. are Mrs. Mae Hartman and Mick,
nd Mcclure. Nominated for treasur
I is Bud Dusterhoff, while the non
Eed nees for secretary are Mrs. b
OILS Dusterhoff, Mrs. Ace Powell al
us Mrs. Len BoiSen.
Trustees whose terms have {
ky pired are the Rev. Leo Hinton a
ian Jennings Patterson. Erwin Riley
ILL signed his office as trustee, Il
ey, leaving three vacancies. Nominal
[rs. for trustees are jim Willows,
on, Rev. Leo Hinton, Ace Powell, Y.
lyn Murray, Alvin Nash, Mickey n
Clure, Bert Erickson, Ray Quigl
and Jim Davis. Each trustee v
: serve for a three-year term. Ell
ton of officers is scheduled for
n next meeting, Jan. II.
- Frank Siefert has been keep
the club building well cleared
THY snow with his new snow pillow. 7
rth- is much appreciated by commur
drs. residents