The Glacier reporter., 1960-03-10
A MINUTE
WITH KI

ment IS now history but viii be
talked about and long remem-
bercd as one OF the finest and
most successful promotions ever
held in Browning
II was successful as 4 new ven
tnre into promoting s9cTtsmal.
snip and first-clsss entertainment
and financially. This, OF course.
means that every effort will b.
concentrated on Al enlarged pro-
gram for next year. ard one
r-'ich will possibly iaclIde a Il
team contest.
We GOnI know of a single ex-
ceP;iO1, so We feel safe IN saying
that every fan was well pleased
with the entire conduct of the
tournament, and especially with
the first class brand of basketball
presented by all of the partici-
pating teams. II was purely a con-
test OF sportsma1ship on the high
est level. and entertainment plus.
There was a lot of hard work,
a lot Of organization and individ-
ual time. and lot of cooperation
from many. that contributed TO
the grand success il was Headed
and sponsored by the local Lions
Club, the appointed committees
received much support from indi-
viduals and organizations, includ-
ing the 68ist Radar Base service
men who took over the inside pO-
licing duties. on down the line
TO the Cub Scouts. all contribu-
ting without reimbursement for
their assistance II was a real
give and help" undertaking, and
we would like to see that spirit
catch and hold.
Our personal congratulations to
the Browning Lions Club for a
really successful promotion.
A lot of groans went up when
the name of John TatSey was an
nounced as winner Of the portable
television set given away. Not
because they begrudged Johns
winning il, but because they did
not.
I asked John if there was any
"payolla" connected with the
deal. and he promptly replied,
Well. you might say so. Someone
handed me a ticket one day, then
told me to pay them a dollar"
"Television is q good thing"
John further remarked, but /
don't think the women should
watch the wrestling. II just amt
good for US men If they learn all
those holts."
Our neighbor TO the south, Mr..
Castro. seems to be kicking up
quite a fuss in seeing just how
far he can go in pulling Uncle
Sans whiskers before he gets his
hands slapped. His latest accusa-
ton being that the U. S. is guilty
of sabotage in connection with
the explosion of the French mu-
nitions ship which was berthed at
a dock in Havana. The bearded
revolutionist leader has been
prodding the U. S. ever since he
took over the reins Of govern
ment by force, claiming to be
the savior of the common people
andspromising TO free them from
the tyranical slavery OF American
capitalists Actually, all he
has done Is TO sink the country
into deeper economic chaos after
seizing the vast holdings of Amer
ican industrialists who were con-
tributing greatly TO the support
of the people and stability Of the
government.
The headlines, however, are
now finding positions on pages
three and four, but will bear
watching because our bewhisker-
ed little dictator will seize upon
every opportunity to turn his peo-
pie against US, and, in favor OF
communism
This will probably continue un-
I'll someone pins him down and
shayes off his beard then the
people will get a gCcd lock a,
what is behind the brush.
Frank Ma-cormick was jus:
in and swore on our dictionary
that he has twice seen gophers
in the Babb area. The first, h'
SAYS was seen on the 9th OF las
month. The last one tod. They
were sure enough gophers," Mas
emphasized. Il stopped the car
ard watched them"
We would ordinarily have our
dorbts. but Mac is strictly a tee
totlerl .
Two birthdays are being OBJ
served around the shop this week
The Glacier Reporter goes i1tc
lis 3Oth year, and Ah-chi- Sta
Much-gon added another year
yesterday.
Birthdays are always nice IN
spite of the fact that one gets
older with each event. It's always