The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 9

Rocky Breezy Point Becomes Place of Beauty Somers Woman inds are found in abundance In the Dufour garden where The Ericksons 'cwat Joy in Gardening Honored shown the pathway that Bride Elect Classmates AAUW Board The Martin Meets with eted Entertain for Vacation affair was Bride Elect Mar Mr for the coining MrS Jacobson and other that the first Bl RS EMILE DUOUR bass of West Martin a Church Circle In Whitefish Mr Beirut Residents Visit in Kalispell Claypools Celebrate Golden Anniversary a 4 Board Members Meet with Mrs Huelster MR AND MRS CLAYPOOL If leads to Ilic their August i the held Schad Nancy Katv Carol to in in to to for school next year are wel come The classes are held in the Bethlehem Church Youth Building All intrested parents are asked to enroll their chil dren Sept 6 at the Youth Building THE WISHING WELL is a charming addition to the Dufour garden The native fern creeping vines and blossoms draw attention to this interesting spot at a Boo Garilen More been Swan birds 1943 County Mr and Mrs Claypool were honored last Sunday af ternoon at a golden anniversary wedding reception at Van de Mark Hall at Epworth Metho dist Church During a short program Mrs A Heidel of Broadus sang This House" and Mrs Kenneth Rawson was heard in of the Old Village and Long Mrs Donald Claypool and her moth er Mrs Heidel sang Threads Among the They were accompanied by Mrs Car Addison of Houston Tex Mrs Claypool's niece Mrs Charles Thompson sang "Speak to Me Only With Thine Background music during the afternoon was played by Miss Kay Claypool Mrs Katie Greig Mrs Minto Mulcaly Mrs Helen Claypool and Mrs Minta Anderson were hostesses Mrs Cliff Woods Mrs Larson Mrs Vick Miller Mrs Elizabeth Dunn Mrs Art Saunders and Mrs Ralph Claypool poured and Mrs Vick Croskrey and Mrs Ralph Parker served punch Mrs Claypool's nieces Mrs Howard Saunders of Spring THE INTER LAKE Sunday August 28 I960 9 hride elect's color of lavender and vcllow which now include hydrangeas tiger lilies and gladioli can be cn but a particularly beau view of lathead Lake Dufour makes her own LAKESIDE (ILNS) Mem bers of the executive board of Northern Region International Toastmistress Clubs Inc met Saturday at the Lakeside home of Mrs Vieva Huelster super visor to plan and coordinate the activities of the Northern Region for 1960 61 Others attending were Mrs Evelyn Hinds of Calgary Alta immediate past supervisor Mrs Jane Spurrell of Moses Lake Wash assistant supervisor Miss lorence Heron of Cal gary recording secretary Mrs Dorothy Kennedy of Spokane treasurer and Mrs Ernest Hoiland of Kalispell corre sponding secretary McBride Houston Donna Manley Loitz Mrs Jay James leming Miss Marlene Rasmu August ored by PERECT PIZZA NEW YORK Pizza sandwiches make a hit with youngsters Top 4 English muf fin halves with one 8 ounce can of tomato sauce and one 7 ounce can of tuna drained Sprinkle with oregano and on ion salt Top with slices of moz zarella cheese Bake in 400 de gree oven 20 to 25 minutes or until cheese is lightly browned morning to was instructor in the schools Mrs Le the former Lorraine Her sister Mrs Lor dinner on last week T11O ILMS taken in Beruit Lebanon were shown to a group of Kalispell residents dur ing the vacation visit of Beruit residents in Ka lispell Shown with Mrs Charles Wallach right are her mother Mrs Gertrude Tyler of Kalispell second from right her children Charles Jr left and Tia third from left and Emil Sulieman who made the film second from left Mr and Mrs Wallach and family have made their home in Beruit for about five years where Wallach served with the State Department for 4H years and now is with Collins International Radio They arrived in the United States July 5 in Los Angeles and will sail Sept 2 from New York City Mrs Wallach and children will return to Beruit and Wallach will go to Africa on business While here they were guests at the home cf Mrs brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Kenneth Page and visited with Mrs Tyler who made a trip to Lebanon about two years ago to visit with her daughter and family While there her was the young Lebanese man who made the film of his homeland He has been in the United States for study in photography and in June was graduated from Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara Calif After his visit in Kalispell returned to Santa Barbara for additional training field Mo Mrs Keith Corson of Houston Tex Mrs Kenneth Snow of Seattle Wash and Mrs Jack Saunders of Helena cut and served the cake The couple's granddaughters Joan Leach and Kay Claypool reg istered the guests who were from the area as well as Hous ton Tex Springfield and Maryville Mo Seattle and Spo kane Wash Havre and Helena Other relatives in attendance were the couple's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson of Yakima Wash brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ralph Claypool of Pyallup Wash and Mrs brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Art Saunders of Big fork Mr and Mrs Claypool were married in Kalispell and have lived in Kalispell and vicinity most of their married life They are the parents of two children Donald Claypool who lives on a farm west of Kalispell and Mrs Lloyd Anderson of Yakima Wash Claypool a former dairy farm now is retired THROUGH THE INVITING Irellised gateway i Dufour home The pathway is bordered with flowers that arc putting forth glory in a riot of color anniversary home of the with Mrs Martin's mother Dr Lee of Gary WHITEISH (ILNS) and Mrs Robert LcBlanc and children Michelle and Robyn of Billings have returned to the lathead to make their home in Whitefish LcBlanc was with Remington Rand in Billings and formerly Kalispell Blanc is DcVall rene England and family spent a week with the LcBlanc fam ily in Billings and returned with them I relatives Martin's brother Martin and family Ind joined them here for a family reunion with their sis ters Mrs Lambert Taylor of Portland Ore and Mrs Rich ard Tyree and family Glacier Guilford graduate of lathead High School and 1950 graduate of Montana State University in Missoula was among the 40 candidates to receive degrees at Lewis and Clark College summer commencement Aug 12 in Portland Ore Martin I received a master's degree His thesis subject was De velopment of Portland Chris tian School from our Per spectives 1957 Martin served as principal of tliis school for four years He will join Hie faculty at Judson College in Portland this fall Holds Meeting The Maranatha Circle of Central Bible Church I monthly business meeting Tues day evening at the home of Mrs Ruth Bergstrom on lat head Lrjkc Meeting was conducted by the president Mrs Shirley Parker Letters were read from Mis sionaries on various fields Plans were made to have a nursery shower for the church nursery at the next regular meeting Prayer by Jennie Hansen Virginia Oursland and Lois Phillips closed the meet ing Mrs Bert Eklund then gave the devotions The next regular meeting will be at the home of Virginia Oursland on Sept 13 COMORTABLE CHAIRS and seats visitors may enjoy the beauty of the flowers a nd catch a glimpse of beautiful lathead Lake mostly perch and than 100 fern have' all transplanted from the Lake area Humming robins and wrens the the Du four Peek a Boo Moon gardens their home and during the win ter months Einer Offerahi provides 200 pounds of wheat which Hie Dufours feed a flock of Chinese pheasants that come each day' from 8 until 9 am and from 2 until 3 or 3:30 pm SILVER PATH Two small wheelborrdws filled with blooming plants make attractive yard planters and a wishing well complete with creeping vines and blos soms is also a part of the ar rangement Garden lamps and yard torches provide light for evening visitors and the many guests Mr and Mrs Dufour just naturally have a lot of people who enjoy their outdoor hospitality Vine covered trellises are placed at the entrance and sev eral other places where paths wind through the flower beds Mrs was planted especially for her parents and repeats plantings of iris roses tiger lilies and madonna lilies This path goes through a trellis covered with Virginia creeper to benches that overlook lathead Lake This also leads to how the Du fours came to choose a Boo as the name for their home So many times there were comments on how the peeked through the trees when it rose to make a silver path across the lake until the frequency of the comment made'it easy to choose the name so fitting for the Dufour gar dens I party riday end The at the son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Guthrie Others and Mrs and Mi's and Mrs of Chinook Mr and Mrs Jerry Miller (Kathy) and Mr and Mrs William Erickson of Mis soula Other children of the Erick sons unable to attend are Mrs Chris Anderson (Betty) and Mrs James Anderson (Doro thy) of Tacoma Mr and Mrs Erickson were married July 15 1918 in Stock holm Sweden They came the United States to live 1922 They located first Minnesota and then came Paradise before moving Kalispell Ring Set Is Theme At Showers WHITEISH (ILNS) Mrs Michael Neal Dana the former Connie Joann Copeland was fel cd at two pre nuptial show ers the week before her mar riage Mrs Rex Moore entertained for the bride elect with school chums as guests Games were in play with prizes all going to the honored guest A pink um brella arrangement and four leaf clover nut cups carried out the bridal theme for the des sert course A cake made in I In Kalispell Mr and Mrs Guilford She announced meeting of Hie year would be at the home of Mrs Thomas Best Sept 12 when members will hear talks on the basic principles of the Democratic and Republican parties by guest speakers Mrs Best program chair man told the group the first half of the year's program would be legislative in nature Other branch officers arc Mrs Noel urlong vice pres ident Mrs Dean Krcnz sec retary: and Mrs Ivan O'Neil treasurer Committee chairman are Mrs Robert Keller arts Mrs Dorsey VanDevandcr element ary and secondary education Mrs Joe Lavender higher edu cation Mrs Bruce Allison mass media Mrs Capps social and economic issues: Mrs Bridenstine status of women Mrs Vidal fel lowship: Mrs Lowman fellowship Mrs Marshall Mur ray Jr publicity and Mrs Robert Stenbcck and Mrs rank Steel social Kindergarten to Open Sept 6 The Bethlehem Lutheran Church announces the opening of their kindergarten Sept 6 The church sponsored kinder garten will again be under the direction of Mrs Donald Carl son The classes run daily Mon day through riday from 9 am bo 11:30 am with Christ cen tered instruction and hand Cfarts Children who will be ready At Surprise Mr and Mrs Gust Erickson whose 42nd wedding anniver sary was in July were hon ored at a surprise anniversary and family A 76 or Party WHITEISH (ILNS) Miss Kathleen Dunn of Bozeman bridc clcct of James Baker was feted at a pre nuptial shower Saturday evening of last week end at the home of Mrs Ralph Baker with Mrs Cloyd Lam berson as co hostess Carrying out the bridal theme was a centerpiece in the form of a large engagement and wedding rings set flanked by pink blossoms and tapers Pink and white flowers and net decorated the nut cups Mrs John Sagen was winner of the game prize ollowing the gift opening Ties were made into a nosegay for keeping by the honored guest Eighteen guests were pres ent including Mrs Karl Sagen great grandmother of Miss Dunn's fiance Mrs Hurry Shaw and daughter Marlene Mrs Michael and Mrs Graham all of Kalispell Sending gifts were Mrs Charles Tennencnur Sr Mrs Charles Tennencour Jr Mrs Merle Knapton Miss Gail Ann Sater lic and Mrs Leon Lenon of Columbia alls The young couple will be married Sept 4 at the Episco pal church in Bozeman if i attending were Kenneth Erickson Mr Dale Nay (Lois) Mr Willis Doyle (Doris) er and Room scheme were used in table decorations of a doll bridal party flowers and tapers Gifts for the young honored guest were placed be neath a parasol in lavender and yellow Hostesses were the Misses Barbara Berry Susan Sollid and Linda Leslie and Mrs Har old arris of Bozeman Guests were the Misses Lor raine Marilyn Pat Sauerbier Dixie Emma Jane Sunderlius Koenig Pat Aker Janet Chrislison and and Mrs Bud Duncklc Mrs and Mrs Dave Robertson MRS STARLING LINDSEY Somers Correspondent SOMERS rom the first crocus of early spring un til frost and snow take the last of the chrysanthemums and petunias the garden surround ing Mr and Mrs Emile Du four's home are a riot of color It has taken eight years of work and planning work and rc arranging work and a lot of green thumb know how to produce the many flower beds so as each blossoms finish blooming and arc cut back later blooming plants bring forth a new color scheme Pairs of ink flamingo yard or naments bird baths bird houses and hangers make this a unique garden where bench es and seating arrangements are place so not only the lovely flowers roses phlox joyed liful Mrs hanging baskets with a chick en wire base and lines them with moss taken from the hill sideside back of their home Wind chimes hang from the various shade and ornamental trees to provide a constant faint tinkling sound UNUSUAL Among the unusual in bloom ing plants is the blooming plate which puts forth a rather flat oval deep yellow blossom which Mrs Dufour said re tains its true color when dried making it ideal for winter bou quets She has one large buck horn tree sometimes called torch tree or candle tree that makes a striking shade tree with long branches that end in ong slender leaves almost fan shaped where the red torch es blossom The tree has a somewhat umbrella like shape Near by is the out door fire place and rock patio A fish pond surrounded by creeping greenery and juniper holds local native fish number ing 29 at the present time fa th Mrs Sampson Mrs Hal Sampson president ol Kalispell Branch of Amcri I I'm A I it of 1 In i vnix Hr bride elect was hon Women met with her board tin arc vacationing in Kalispell a group oi ncr ciass members a miscellaneous show 1 lniC party at Temple Tea vcar iWi 5a a the form of two interlocking hearts inscribed a was served as part of the fare Mrs Roy Duff Mrs Ray Deist and Mrs Charles Luke Jr entertained at a linen show er at the Luke residence Game prizes won by Mrs Roy Olson Mrs Russell' Abell Mrs Duff and Mrs Harmon went to the bridc clcct Gifts were opened from under an umbrel la of lavender pink and yel low A salad course was serv ed 1 1 1EL dMJ uTIti hSj Jt Tl 101 MM iHLiW Il kd A 'L a a 1 zx 4 4 Jia i) xnv JiaaiUJM 4f? 1 1 I I 1 eV a 11 I z'XX I MW 'SW 3J ss shM'w ifiu Mr til 4 kill i Jr jML x' K'9 bbihmBI i.