The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-02-08

of appreciation shown from the
many parents, the most of whom
are showing this financial dilem-
ma throughout the reservation. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence No Run.
ner were visitors at Starr School
this week.
Taking over for Seatons COW
foreman is Slim Raggsdale while
Claude Lemon and Mrs. Lemon
are on vacation in the south
west. The Lemons called from
Phoenix an dstated they were
enjoying themselves, will go on
to California and then back
home. They stay at the old Al
fred Norman place, bought by
the Seaton Ranch Co. some time
ago.
People of the community wish
to congratulate Tribal Chairman
Meade Swingley in his letter to
one Mr.. G, L. Bourke, president
of the Toole County Sportsman
Assoc. Many people on the res
ervation agree with Mr.. Swing.
ley whole heartedly and were in
complete disagreement with Mr..
Bourke in his views that were d.
published January IL Our hats
off to Mr.. Swingley for enlight-
ening this gentleman on the
many points of view that were d.
brought to light causing such a
controversial issue on the reser.
walton.
One of the most remarkable
women in our community is Amy
Whitegrass. Having been blind
for some II years, Amy does all
her own household chores along
with taking care of her grand
children who belong to Fred
Reevis. She also feeds and cares
for her chickens, attends every
social gathering and never fails
to feed passerby, for she al
ways has a pot of tea and a huge
dish of soup and banick bread
Approaching the elk meat that
was issued, Amy cut hers into
the most perfectly thin strips to
dry for the Indian delacacies of
dried meat. Anyone who sees all
the things Amy does usually goes
away in wonderment. She never
complains about anything and
has a ready smile for everyone
Instead she counts her blessings
of good health and that all of
her 10 children are all well and
her 80 grandchildren living. hap
PLY with their parents.
Did everyone hear the news
cast of Paul Harvey last Mon
day January %? What he said
fairly scared the wits. out of
everyone. He stated that Hindu
astronomers in India predicted
the end of the world on Febru.'
airy 4, upon going by the certain
positions of planets in the house
of Capricorn. We certainly are
not avid horoscope readers, but
it had a great amount of fear is-
stalled in us until Monday, Feb.
3 dawned bright and sunny with
no calamities that were predict
ed. I'll bet that put a "kink" in
the faithful believers who live
by these astrologers for all they
feared was four eclipse of the
sun. Whenever any mention of
the catastrophies was revealed
by news commentator, children
out here Immediately turned off
radios.
Then on Feb. 5 l waited for
Paul Harvey's newscast, only
he wasn't on the air. Could be
his face is red!
Passing through Starr School.
this week was Alfred Smith of
Babb on his way to Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rainy Many Hides
went to town to visit Mrs. Many
Hides sister, Mrs. Tom Mancha
of Idaho. Mrs. Mancha is the
former Octawia "Swede" Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Smith, and is home with three
of her children for a brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Audrey Mary Marceau spent
the week end with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Takes Gun who have recently re-
turned from Yakima.