The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
A MINUTE
WITH Nj

We should like to expires, our
thanks and deep appreciation t.
th0sr of our thoughtful SIh>tr,b
ers who sen: US grcr,ihg card
On the surface. "r may ~: ~
ways appear app""ria;ivr o! the
rare compliments We receive. bu'
believe us "" are
One must be br:rr with = N! X
skin to 20 into the weekly Ac"S
paper field. The skin must ,c
SO thick tia: the many u"kin,.
words of criticism cannot den;
IL, let alone penetrate u"Hrvr:
there ar always ST: Sob:>. a;l
it is through ,hc>" spf; SPOT
that We absorb an occasional ,hm
plimcnt which sort Of max IS CA"
life and attempts worth wh:l"
We no. only Thank ,h"%" VII
sent us holiday greetings. We
extend our appreciation for the
mary kind notes that have AZ
companicd subscription r'Irwnls
throughout the catirc year Wr
read them all and cajuy them
About this time u! the year ri'
tors and publishers are pnllcd as
to their opinion Of wha, the
biggcs, story Of the year was
Generally il is hard to decide.
and O!:cn the story with the biG
gcs, punch is forgotten or over
looked. particularly II II took
place earlier In the year.
There have been many impor
tant stories this year. among them
the exchange visits of presidents.
dirta;"rs and G'hrr important
dign.;arics There have been .'v.
OlutinnS and mass changes N Coy.
crnmrniS There have been cara
QuakcS and other disastrous up
hcavals Of nature Ru, ~
would put our finger on the with
Grawal of Nelson Rhrkr.cl.rr
from the presidential race
While all OF the other stories
have great national and in,rrna
ii0nal consequences. mos: "!
them were suspected or forecast,
hut not ~ with Rock '!cl!cr'>
action SM cvcn his classes:
friends new wha, he was abnu: /"
do. This too. will have is n
tinnal and international roper
cIssions. Anything tina; shake \
both the Democrat and Republic
can parties To the OK nj that this
announcement and action has.
Is bound to be- an impnr'a"'
story
We would like to pass aln"g \
winter rose to the irrchrr> AID
all who contributed 20 the gra I'd
success of the elementary S.ho0l
opcrciia las, week II was really
something to bc proud Of Talent
sou be-, We have II:
Outstanding. to us NJ least. was
the youngsters choir, II was \
supurb undertaking and marx 4
with q degree Of success iha' even
the most optimistic were 'arpri.'
cd with.
We would like 70 see this
group o. youngsters promoted
% . seedwiIl choir from Brown.
t~s end trsveisI Throughout
ne state. I cant think o. . BET.
tsv promotion Tor some erSsni.
sssien o. group Of erssnisa.
items 10 sponsor We want
70 advertise Browning - Here
10 our chance.
We didn't count them but there
Is at least 100 youngsters IN tho
choir. boys and girls. between
the ages Of eight and twelve. and
believe me. they arc really tai
entcd.
OF course. all Of this ,al"n'
would not have been broIGh: t.
light. or made available had II
not been for the long hours OI
hard work and planning by Tho
instructors and directors. Mrs
Sopcr and Mr.. liazclton. Oui
community should certainly bt
grateful for their talents.
Why not talk me ldss o. spon.
sssinS . Browning youngsters
tssvslInS choir over. snd GET
behind ~ .. The coming gov.
svnevs' conference jvss might
- interested.