Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Ap9ar Students Study Sea
by ApQar school

~ Ap0ar Scnool
APGAR-Apgar school was glad
to get the nice booklet Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh gave them telling and
showing pictures of the marine
land OF the Pacific. They saw
Oceanarium ON Palo Verdes pen
insula, the largest of its kind in
the world. Mrs. Walsh tells us,
there we saw a sample of all the
fish in the ocean, from the largest
to the smallest gold fish. The
smaller ones were in a separate
tank. There were some mammoth
turtles. In another tank were seals.
They were very playful and made
a peculiar barking sound. We wish
we were close enough to make a
field trip and see that oceanarium.
When the snow began to go the
other day we looked out the win
dow and noted that around the
base of every tree was a round
circle where the snow had melted.
away. We wondered why. Some
say the sap starts running, that
the reflection causes it. We aren't
quite satisfied. We think we'll
have to get expert advice on this.
GO ON TRIPS
The Crisis went on trip to
Helena and Great Falls. We saw
the capitol and the museum and
the Charles Russell art exhibit. /
saw the Missouri river for the first
time, writes Jimmy. On the way
back we went to Missoula. We all
had a fine time.
Jimmy and Margaret are look
ing up some facts about Montana
to report to the school. The fourth
grade is helping them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lee are
leaving for st. Mary's, where Mr..
Lee will be stationed as a ranger
| for a month.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Writ and
girls were Sunday visitors of the
Ed Brewsters.
Tuesday of last week Danny
Lundgren showed some pictures
of Cuba, Florida, Arizona, ETC., to
the school. We talked it over af-
forwards and remembered over 100
things that we saw in the pictures
or heard about. We enjoyed it
very much. We have a number of
things sent to us couple of years
ago from Florida-finger sponge,
skeleton of the sea horse and sea
cow, puff fish, star fish, etc. We
have about Is letters and Is little
projects such as: little theme on
sponges and a piece of sponge tap
ed on the top of the theme. We
have dolls from Florida anc
Puerto Rico and we were very
much interested in Florida ano
other states. Thank you, Danny
Lundgren.
i We were Sunday dinner guest.
| at the Aldrich's. We had a gooe
time. We went to see the show
Far Away Country" 1t was very
interesting, wrote Flora.
SEE AVALANCHE
Sunday was beautiful day 81
Eddie took us for a ride alon,
Lake Mcdonald says Grandm;
Brewster. There were a dozel
ducks swimming along. We stop
. ped at Avalanche creek. Donn
, said she wished we could see al
avalanche. We were all quit
startled when there was suddel
roaring noise like thunder, Gid
!. ing mass of snow and Donna say
her first avalanche. And so did
adds Grandma.
Bea Washburn and family wer
dinner guests of Tom Smith, Sun
day. Gloria Floren was also
: guest. Gilbert, Gloria and Micki
! went to the show and reported
! was good.
The Bill Mackin family returne
Friday evening from Miles Cit,
I. where they spent the past wee
visiting Bills folks. The weathe
was swell down there. We ha
] a good time. Mrs. Paul Sunell ae
= companied her brother Bill Mack
in and family to Miles City. Say
Mrs. Sunell, the weather dow
I there was typical summer. Quite
n contrast. Down there they WEI
e raking leaves and watering lawn
y while up here at Apgar we al
: still fighting snow.
:. Mickie Gordon was six years Oh