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Gig ISO] \7 an »UlETYy BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 3.8¢ PAID POPLAR, MONTANA Permit No. 4 POST OFFICE BOX 1028 ‘59255 | PHONE | Diane McAnally, Diane Anderson, Donne Swank, Nancy Van Dover GIRLS STATE DELEGATE DRAWING A SUCCESS American Legion Auxiliary With a quota of 60 units, Girls State Chairman, Joyce Poplar went over the top ; Sth at the Red. Cross Blood draw- State this week. ing Teoadey with 64 pints tal Diena lly, doughte n. of Me ae Me- Mrs. George Killenbeck, ; Anderson Program Chairman, gives as delegates. Nancy Ven Dover, daughter of ee ee Me. & Mes. Lyle Van Dover Legion for use of and Donna Jean Swank ing; themen from Public Eugene Swank were chosen ee ee eee alternates pedin setting up of Montana in Missoula. for the posters; the Hospital The American Legion Aux- Guild for the Canteen; the Doctors. Nurses and iliary ond the Popler Jay- “he a \9 ceens sponsor the delegates others worked : to attend this American the drawing and o special Legion Auxiliaryoriented thanks to those who donated program which teaches cont. 3. 6 Mi 768-3433 Members of the Poplar High School faculty have chosen David Nass, Jack Schagunn, John Taflan, Jr., and Ray- mond Dolezilek as the four delegates to attend the Montana American Legion Boys State at Western Mont- ana College June 7 through June 13, 1970. The four candidates were selected from the Junior Class on the basis of Leadership, Character, Integrity, and Scholastic Standing. John Reinlasoder and John Pease were selected as alternates in case one or more of the delegates is unable to attend. David Nass is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nass of Poplar. David will. attend Boys State under the spon- sorship of the Poplar Cham- ber of Commerce. During his three years at PHS David has been on the honor roll regularly and has been act- ive in PHS's Speech and Dramo Programs and is a member of the National Honor Society. Jack Schagunn, the son of Me. and Mes. Alvin Scho- gunn, will be attending Boys Stote under the sponsorship of the Poplar Lions Club. Jack has been active in numerous extra-curricular activities including the PHS Athletic Program and Student Council. Jack is also a member of the National Honor Society. John Taflan, Jr. the Amer- ican Legion delegate to State, has been active in the Local Competitive Speech Program for the past three years. Other than his cont. pg. 7 POPLAR, MONTANA “© BOYS STATE DELEGATE Office Nurse Judy Zimmerman and Dr. Savic POPLAR WELCOMES DR. SAVIC We are very happy to have Dr. Moniclo Savic (pro- MONTANA REPERTORY nounced Momchilo Savich) and his wife Doro Savic in our community. Dr. Savic comes to us very highly recommended and has excel- lent credentials and ex- perienced background. He is 39 years old, receiv- ed his Medical Degree in 1957 from the School of Medicine, University of Fagreb, Yugoslavia . Dr. Savic was in general proc- tice in Split, Yugoslavia for 4 years. Split is a city of approximately 300,000 population located on the west coast of Yugoslavia . He then specialized in surg- ery for 5 yeors. The Seavics came to the U.S. in Nov., 1967 and he served as Resoerch Associate in Neurophysiology at Good Samaritan Hospital and Medical Center in Portland, Oregon. He_ arrived in Poplor, Feb. 14th. Dr. and Mrs. Savic ore the parents of a daugh- ter, Sabina, 6 months old. Dora Savic is also from Split, Yugoslavia. She is of Italian descent. Dr. Savic, a man with a good sense of humor, says his family is in the great Americanism tradition of \melting pot\. He is from Yugoslavia, his wife has a passport from Italy and his daughter was born in Americo. cont. Pg 2 THEATRE Tickets are now on sale for the Montana Repertory Theatre plays which are coming to Poplar. Perfor- mances will be in the Pop- lar High School Auditorium on March Il and 12. The first presentation March II, will bé Oh Whet a Lovel Wer and We ascend’ Mack TZ, will be The Glass Men- . i of The Bes engere will aye ar High School and Junior High Students on. Thursday March 12th. Ticket prices will be $2.50 for adults and $1.00 for students. To attend The Glass Menagerie for $1.00 Foplar High School ond Junior High School students must attend the Thursday afternoon matinee. Any pre- junior high students may attend the evening perfor- mance for $1.00 since they cont. pg. 2 JAYCEE RADIO DAY The Poplar Jaycees will take over KVCK radio from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday, March 7th. Be jected Caos thot is sure to be present. Contact any Jaycee for ad spots for your business.
