The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-03-05
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Last FTluay evening" Tie lliuslI us-
partrnent, under the direction of Mr..
Beardsley, presented to large and APP
preciative audience an accomplished
and varied musical program. APP
proximately 80 students, playing no
less than Is different types Of instru
ments participated. Two years ago, a
program of this type was only dream
as far as the Libby people were con-
cerned, yet last evening the orchestra
and the band demonstrated that good
music on a large scale is worth striv-
+, ing for.
| The vocal work BY the Boys Quartet
! Champion, Sikora Martin and Swift
zer) put considerable spice into the
program while Mary Boyle sang solo
number The Girls Glee Club made its
bid for a place in the musical sun by
interpreting some really fine selections.
The arrangement of the club on the
stage was very pleasing to the eye and
the singing equally pleasing to the ear.
Libby schools are proud to be able
to present this type of program. and
from comments heard, we believe Lib
by people will support and welcome
lmore Of them,
| Don't keep the change! II you harbor
a dissemination to exertion, ARISE al
six and clean the house from top &c
toe. If you're shirker in your daily
duties, surprise everyone with the mos
diliqent busy-bodiness ever attempted
|, If you're a protested democrat, turr
!, republican just to shock us-ot course
don't vote republican,
IF YOU adore dogs get chimpanzee
IF YOU take a fancy to chimps, buy al
eel The weather changes, the govern
ment changes, so why shouldn't you
: Even Emerson warned us OF the foollsl
: consistency of little minds. Yours ism
t . little mind, is it? So, if you part you
t hair on the side, take it down and Wea
S pigtails. Of course, everyone Will frn
|. YOU mentally nil, but you'll be gori
7 ously inconsistent!
If YOU are a terribly precise indlvid
ual act horrible! If you're an Englls
teacher, say "ain't, amt, amt. 70.
a don't let the authorities catch you.
q You may lose your job, but you,
n have missed the tragedy Of a lit
Y mind
u If you're a perpetual crouch, try bt
! inc 4 little ray Of sunshine, but don
scorch us. If you like beer and pretzel
: eat spinach, morning, noon and nigh
Eat spinach all the time, and 'nt
switch TO mushroom whip.
IF you're a prima donna of the oper
screech off key. Instead OF wearir
ppllea dots. Try stripessIf you like
wade through the Sahara desert, elm
the Alps ten times You'll be tired
bit--but.
II you're d tight wad, shut yo'
ewes and scatter your niekles 10 7
four winds but if you're condemn
spendthrift, pinch every penny VI
it implores sympathy
If you're a scientist, learn to jigg. 4
YOU a Red Cross worker JON !
circus. Bold and brassy? Shrink II
the corner and keep Mum" but
you're painfully timid, walk up.
everybody important ana lel VIZ
that they're 4off their bat
Change your mind in the minor mi
ters that don't concern life and dea
and you'll find life and yourself
tensely more refreshing
II you love linburger cheese. sWi'
to corn beef and cabbage and yo'
find that you like pancakes bet
anyway.
Mr.. Wood received the follow
letter from Arthur Wildman, assist
musical director ! at the Sherw'
Music School in Chicago where N
Fousek is studying and it IS Y
complimentary of her achievements
her present endeavor. Miss Fou
earned AS in all her subjects with
exception Of one B plus.
Mr.. A. A. Wood, Sup't,
The Public Schools,
Libby, Montana.
Dear Mr. Wood:
You will be interested ! am sure
the first semester grade report Ct
Blanche Fousek.
The showing made in various S