The Glacier reporter., 1963-05-09
WEEKS WEATHER
a M!NUTE
WITH MI

X won De long now OeLOIt
most OF the breadwinners will
have a legal excuse to be absent
when there are chores TO be done
ground the house Fishing sea
sor 0ne-s May ls
Il has been the usual long.
hard pull through the winter TO
contain the nimrodic urge This
?f7ic'i0n usually sets in . few
weeks after the closing OF hunt,
I~g season and continues TO get
verse until it becomes almost
u~hearable ThC1 when the
opening date does arrive. for the
husi~ess man. he finds tha' his
Ark schedule is ovPr-"rnwied
a~d h cl1t make il TO his favor
l:c rsu-g hole That. naturally
nsN.7g hrlc That. naturally
.,-n7lCs 4 business and home
Or. 1rr0 which provok"s an out
bus; OF caustic remarks At the
lest p-Ov0CatiOn.
TIE wives usually recognize
'ro svr10t1ms and avoid any con
,c-s7iI07 relative TO home chores
~- good fishing weather and
veil 'Irv should Experience has
;1ugat them well
To his end. let US pass this
ht,lc dream" along. entitled,
The Worlds Richest Man
Shy re the man who IS rich
e. than l.
| live in GCd's mansion. my
-5oT is the sky:
TIC s:ars are my silver. the
sun is my gold.
The brook gives me music. the
wood is my hold
My mind is at ease. my con,
science is clear.
The winds are untainted, the
skies ever near;
That puts me on top. and there
VII ! stay.
With nature so near me l
like it this way
II doesn't take a special per
son 10 dream of living this way
but. it does take a little more
dom than most Of US can afford
We ;oCk time out to attend the
school concert Wednesday even
lrg. and il was time we'll spent
We enjoyed il completely.
In our opinion Dick HaZelton
has made giant strides in build
ing tne grade and high school
bands 10 the point Of excellent
rati.Zs- l don't know when ! have
ever witnessed such 4 great i'm
nrovCTe1t in any musical group
IS has been accomplished in these
bands over the past year. Both
Dick and the band members
have every reason 10 be mighty
proud OF thei- accomplishment
Dick has worked very hard for
the past four years, and il IS now
that the fruits OF his labor are
beginning TO show In our Opin-
1917 il IS indeed a shame that he
will not be coming back next
year. and il will be mighty
lucky bard director who replaces
him. The hard work has been
done.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. HazeltOn
hove Seen excellent instructors
and q real asset TO the entire
community 50 il is with re-
gret that We learn of their leav-
ilg. Certainly. our best wishes
90 with them
!. locks as If our Latin Ame-i-
c37 re'ghbo-s intend 10 60 at II
hammer and tong. All of these
rp.a7t outIursts OF conflicts,
pu-ging. and bloCdshed causes
o-e 10 wonder just what the
dickens the U. n. Organization
Amc-ica7 Nations. aid the deg
e-s Of others are GOOD for. About
all they h-ve ever a"-OmDlished
1T of 5loodsucki . from the
U-ited States. diDlCmatic con
n7bs and setting up more
dic:stCTs.
As ore cCf'no hound PNDTesset
his opf-!on the other day. Its
4 question whether we're getting
s7r; il tSe head or losing our
for'itude. Maybe it's both"
Anyway you look at Il, II isn't
easy on the pOcketbook or the
nerves Grandpa used 70 say. "Ii
you're goin' II run the farm. va
gotta live on it." He never was
a Fentl man farmer. but he new
g. livei off his neigkbOr
NOyaI7vs the question Is