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POPLAR =-~*\ SHOPPER “aA ~ 7 Chat Shere NTen) enn: | VET & Plenser Mem. Bldg, 26 ts 2 Oui BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 3 .8¢ PAID POPLAR, MONTANA Permit No. 4 POST OFFICE BOX 1028 59255 _PHONE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marottek ond Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reinlasoder are pictured on Saturday night which marked the end of 25 years of business in the Buck Horn Bar for the Reinlasoders. The Marottek's , ‘the new owners of the Buck Horn opened for business on February |. FARM PAYMENT DATE ADVANCED Final payments to participants in the 1970 wheat certificate and feed groin progroms will be made as soon as possible after July |, Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin had announced . Previously payments have not beenmade until after the final date for certifying com- pliance with programs. This has generally meant that payments to Montana producers begon during August . The speed upin payments is Yecognition of the extreme financing problem faced by by farmers and is welcome news, Joel P. Antrim, chair- man of the Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee, commented . “Last year in Montana feed grain and wheat payments were not completed until about the end of September. This change should enable us to make most payments in connection with the voluntary commodity progroms-—- Wheat * marketing certificates, feed grain price supports and payments for voluntary div- ersion of feed grain and wheat .” Antrim pointed out that the early payment operation will depend on producers certify- ing compliance with pro- gram provisions somewhat earlier than in the past. Certification means that the farmer has complied with the program provisions--not that he intends to comply . When the former certifies, that means his acreage on that day is exactly what he certifies thot it is. ASCS offers a measurement service at cost to help pro- ducers determine their exact commodity and diverted acreages. Requests for this service may be made at county offices, Antrim said. Farmers and ranchers will begin signup on Feb. 2 to porticipate in this year's wheat and feed grain pro- groms. Since programs ore voluntary, only those gro- wers who sign intentions will be eleigible to participate and earn benefits . Information on the two pro- grams and on measurement service is available at all county ASCS offices. POPLAR SCOUTS Monday, February 2, the Poplar Boy Scout Troop 877 met ot the Tribal Build- ing. They discussed the final plans for Polar Day to be held at Glasgow, Mont- ana. About 16 Scouts plan to attend. The Scouts ore taking two sleds to run in the Klondike Derby. A Sc- outmasters conference was held for John Hansen Ist class and Robert Van Dover Star Rank. Scouts planning to attend Polar Day are to meet at the Tribal Building on Saturday, February 7th at 8:30 a.m. Robert Van Dover 768-3433 PASSES AWAY William Corne, 60, died unexpectedly while at work at a farm north of Wolf Point where he was employ- ed. Requiem Mass will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes-Church at Poplar, burial in Poplar Cemetery, with Rev. Ray- mond Lapke officiating. Rosary will be Wednesday ~at 7:45 p.m. at the Clay- ton Memorial Chapel, Poplar. He was born at Stearns Co- unty, Minn. and came to Montana in 1939. In 1947 he moved to Poplar. Sur- vivors include five sons, Dick, Bozeman; Jim, Wolf Point; Jerry, Pasadena, Tex; Warren and Ronald, Poplar; daughters, Mrs. Jim Halver- son, Wolf Point; Mrs. Jerry Baracker, Whitefish; Terry Lynn and Janen Corne, both Poplar; six sisters and three brothers, including Mrs. Mary Frerich, Poplar. BROCKTON SCOUTS Boy Scout Troop 800 met Monday evening, with 13 boys in attendance, at the Brockton High School Build- ing. The Scouts worked on the various events that will be held on Polar Day in Glasgow on Saturday, Feb- ruary 7th, such as Mapping, Nature, Winter First Aid, Measuring Heighths, and Ice Rescue by means of humon ice chain. The boys chose two patrols, the Buffalo and the Eagle Parrol. The following boys signed up with the new Troop: Buffalo Patrok Byron Bauer, oder; Mel- vin Walking Eagle, Lester Fast Horse, Richard Grey Bull, Thomas Gone, Karl Eder, Scribe; Dennis Young- man, Asst. Patrol Leader. Eagle Patrol: James Wilson, Patrol Leader; Mike John- son, Asst. Patrol Leader; Bryon Bover, Scribe; Tom Bover, Walter Tong, Cary Eder. Seven of the boys listed aboye were members of Troop 877 of Poplar, before Troop 800 was organized. The boys discussed what items they were to bring on Polar Day., Then talk- ed about Summer camp brief- ly, followed by a short’ game and the closing. The Scouts in Troop 800 will take a 5 mile hike on Saturday, February |4th, POPLAR, MONTANA WILLIAM CORNE SNOWMOBILE RALLY The Poplar High School Drama Club will present a three act comedy entitled Our: Hearts Were Y and . The play was taken from the book of the same title by Corneilia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough The stage version was done by Jean Kerr. The cast includes eight women and nine men. Play- ing the ports of the Poplar High School production in- clude: Bob Huso as the Steward; Shannon Moilonen os Mrs. Skinner; Gwyn McAnally as Cornelia Otis Skinner; Debbie Richman as W. GENE THEROUX Emily Kimbrough; Don Lock- FILES FOR JUDGE man as the Purser; Billy Murray os the Stewardess; Tom Danielson as Dick Win- ters; John Toflan as the Admiral; Becky Schagunn es HarrietSt. John; Robin Mason as Winifred Blaugh; David Sage as Leo McEvoy; Mec. Theroux and his wife Sharron Wilson as Inspector; Beulah have been residents Ardis Smith os Therese; of Poplar for 17 years. - Nancy Von Dover as Mod- Prior to entering Law School ome Elise; Jim Toflon as ot the University of Montana Monsieur De Le Croix; and in 1962. Mr. Theroux owned John Reinlasoder as Window and operated an accounting Cleoner. business in . After Serving as Director's assiss- graduation from lew School . he returned and tont is Billy Murray, Tom Danielson is acting as cheif : technical assisstant. The is currently the Poplar City production is being directed Attomey. by Mr. Dwight Moose. A World War 2 veteran of The PHS group will present the Navy, Mr. Theroux re- the production of OUR cently retired from the HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND Novel Reserve ofter 23 yeors GAY for the public at gl yoncce ly Pedal ~g 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb- ruory 10th, in the High as School Auditorium. of Trustees of School The Poplar Jaycees onnounc- = 4 ed their plans to hold the 2nd Annual Local Sno-mobile Rayll. it will be held on Sunday, February |5th. Final plons, places, trophies and classes, etc. will be ann- ounced next week. NOTICE VERY_IMPORTANT ALUMNI MEETING MONDAY AT 7:30 P.M. AT THE AMER- ICAN LEGION HALL.
